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take some pictures but also takes off his mask a man who is still considered contagious back to his house taking off his mask with so many other people live and work continuing coverage on al-jazeera of this story in just a few moments. on counting the tensions in the south china sea of a shrinking fish stocks as beijing sends out a neighbor take its place plus responsible capitalism investors who got the chief executive of them astray by counting the cost 0. if you want to help save the world. when if you rose and forced. from power the new administration. through an ambitious program of political reform. but 2 years on. people in power are asked whether the country's diverse ethnic interests will ever be reconciled. the back for a few. a face can tell a story without uttering a single word. and knowing god can guide us. a simple time. inform us. the unconventionality of life witnessed through the lens of the human mind. is what inspires us. witness documentaries on al-jazeera. context these are the 3 in-depth storytelling around the biggest issues done but had to do you should do it aga

his house had been broken into a few times, the thieves taking everything from money to family heirloomsthe langs say their friend who'd mentored boy scouts and let their son's rock band jam in his garage had become afraid. >> he was acting real quiet, real scared. >> and then that crime scene van showed up outside byron's home and cathy was sure her friend was in trouble. >> just worry and panic. like something's wrong. >> she was right. something was wrong. burglars had struck again. this time byron was home, and he had a gun. he had managed to defend himself, and survived the break-in. >> if you break into somebody's home, you better not have an expectation you're going to walk out alive, because the law permits them to shoot you. >> michel wetzel was the morrison county sheriff. byron told his deputies he had been in his basement when two intruders broke into his house and crept downstairs. byron shot both dead. >> minnesota law is clear on this thing, you have the right to use deadly force against another person if you believe your life or the life of another is in immediate jeopard

written and directed by remi weekes, his house, which opened in cinemas last week and is now on netflixdanese refugee couple forced to live in a rotting house on a bleak and inhospitable state. inhospitable ——estate. told that they must stay here or risk arrest and deportation, the pair soon discover that they are not alone in the house, that guilty secrets lurk within its walls. as long as you can get along, fit in, you're one of the good ones. was this dark force there already? did the couple bring it with them? and most importantly, can they live with it? i saw something. brilliantly dramatising its central sense of displacement and alienation, his house asks what it means to belong somewhere, to have to assert your right to live in your home, even when that home turns upon you. tonally, this reminded me of babak anvari's under the shadow, in which a mother and daughter are trapped in besieged tehran apartment, or of mati diop‘s atlantics, in which ghostly apparitions haunt a tale of imperilled senegalese migrants. matt smith is the housing officer who tells the couple to just fit in

jo-jo dreams of restoring his house but at the moment he doesn't have enough money. many families have been torn apart but young people move away to seek work in 2018 alone an estimated 3800000 people in the philippines fled from storms are natural disasters. worldwide most refugees are internally displaced in their own countries . in the end everyone in been long gone will be driven out by climate change. the dead can no longer people. they have to be taken to the mainland. there are still 6000 people living here in cramped quarters. in the long gun is sinking due to a roge and rising sea levels. now i see and i can see the extent of environmental destruction the life of people in been a one has bound up with the water around us. sea levels are rising worldwide as the temperature of the atmosphere increases causing ice at the poles to melt. and. that increase is due to the rise in greenhouse gas emissions especially carbon dioxide c o 2 it's released when we burn coal oil and gas industry heating and costs. the biggest c o 2 emitted at the big industrial nations abo

you make of the way that the president has engaged today he's insensibly a sick man returning to his house but this has been a big campaign moment. not only a citizen and he's a highly contagious man and can i just say having watched those holes in the white house how alarming it is for me that the president not only went back to the white house but then on the portico rips off the mast goes back into the blue room which is that room right by the portico and it would have had to have traversed a whole ways public space its staff in the white house have to go through multiple times a day to the white house for humorous just to give them a sense is a very cramped place one of the things that people especially foreign visitors that i brought through when i was a staffer there remarked is how much smaller it is than most presidential palaces and how many people normally work and the white house in that cramped area so you have several portions it's really a complex and the white house itself is mostly made out of public space so you have the state dining room you have the east from those are w

now it makes me sad to think about his house abandoned.jo-jo dreams of restoring his house but at the moment he doesn't have enough money. many families have been torn apart the young people move away to seek work in 2018 alone an estimated 3800000 people in the philippines fled from storms are natural disasters. worldwide most refugees are internally displaced in their own countries . in the end everyone in been long gone will be driven out by climate change. the dead can no longer pee parried here. they have to be taken to the mainland. there are still 6000 people living here in cramped quarters. in a long gun is sinking due to a roshan and rising sea levels. now like it or you can see the extent of environmental destruction the life of people in been a long one is bound up with the water around us. sea levels are rising worldwide as the temperature of the atmosphere increases causing ice at the poles to melt. that increases due to the rise in greenhouse gas emissions especially carbon dioxide c o 2 it's released when we burn coal oil an

. >> would you go over to dinner to his house? >> yes. >> the head of the klan? >> i would listen to what he had to say about what his organization is telling. why do they hate us? you have to make them face their own demons. >> a woman rejecting the prejudice of her past. "turning point" will be right back. >>> "nightline turning point" continues. here now, byron pitts. >> good evening. thank you for joining us. in a divided america, bigotry and the ku klux klan are not relics of a forgotten time. tonight we head to a community in arkansas where the confederate flag still flies. as two black lives matter activists try to break bread with people who see them as less than human. here's abc's steve osunsamosuns. >> black lives matter! black lives matter! >> reporter: it's a hot summer day in one of the whitest communities in america, and activists waving flags that read "black lives matter" have come to this small town, and for the most part they're not welcome. >> white power, white people! >> white power! >> black lives matter! >> reporter: this is boone county, a

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i carried a gun the whole time. >> you were at his house? >> yeah. had a gun on me at all time because i. li -- i felt he was going to snap. the texas rangers were getting under his skin. >> even though, mcdowell returned for further questioning. >> you could see literally he's losing weight before your eyes. >> the rangers laid out the evidence against him -- the polygraph, the votideos, the li, but mcdowell held tight, would not confess. >> i can't get these kids off my mind that something is going to happen. >> leak put the kids into protective custody with child protective services. once the children were safely secured, leak sent a message to their dad. >> you tell him that we're not letting him see his children until he takes us to the body. and i said, i'm done. i'm done. i said, he's dicking us around. he's like, i'm not telling you where she's at if i can help it. you can't get away with that. you killed her, you don't have the right to do that. now ouch the right you don't h right to leave her where nobody's going to know if she's going to w

i think he has done a great job. >> he needs to stay in his house, because he's nuts. >> it's not going to help them by leaving the house question mike >> no. he's cuckoo for cocoa puffs. >> do you think the best strategy is to sit back and let the election play out? >> i wouldn't agree with that. he is going to have to get out. obama is doing some of the legwork for him, that's fine, but joe has to make an appearance. >> you think he staying in the house because if he goes out he may win? >> he's not going to win. he doesn't need to win, he needs to stay in the house. it so nobody will vote for him. >> this is going to come down to the final days. if what we need to know is this, if he is up in the polls like they suggest, may be this is a good strategy. the polls are wrong like they were in 2016, he may regret this decision. we made a very easy for him tonight, we will be out here all night and the vice president can come up to the podium at any moment. >> sean: of lawrence, you are there in last night they turned the light off a little bit. i know the basement bunker is in the back o

he's missing his house, his family, his brother, his sister.e, i'm thinking about you, mom. i think about you. >> sometimes i usually just tend to, like, talk with myself, just to pretend as if it were brandon. sometimes i actually miss him that much. i usually make up conversations as if i was him. it's something i do sometimes. >> reporter: back in mexico with his cousin as his guide, brandon is desperately trying to find his footing. he's banned from even visiting the u.s. for ten years, and it could take decades to be considered for permanent residency. >> when you're young, i guess you make reckless decisions. you don't think about the consequence of your actions. that's where i just messed up. i could have really took advantage of some of the opportunities i had. ht. every night. i live alone, but i still do it every night. right after dinner. definitely after meatloaf. like clockwork. do it! run your dishwasher with cascade platinum. and save water. did you know an energy star certified dishwasher... ...uses less than four gallons per cy

in the evening, hamid parks his taxi in front of his house. his eleven-year-old daughter is only allowed out with a face mask to ride her bike for a bit. his wife hardly ever leaves the house. >> normally, i'd invite you into my apartment. but now with the coronavirus, my wifis very particular about safety, so we'd better stay outside. >> hamid's parents live around the corner. he hasn't visited them in months. a few words exchanged at the window is all. his parents are old and sick, he tells us. and his job is risky. >> my mother had cancer. i watch out for her safety and often argue with my sister. i tell her not to visit our parents. but she still sometimes goes to help them. someone has to do that. dr. -- >> it's a balancing act that's tearing the country and its people apart. a struggle for survival in the midst of a pandemic and sanctions. >> a rather different struggle takes place every day on the ads of sprling urbanreas arnd the wor. long traffic jams, smog-filled citiesco2-emitti vehicles. will this go on forever? so far, the statisti

his mask even though he still carries the virus. walked out of the walter reed medical center on aided and boarded a helicopter for the white house his supporters that gathered to cheer him on trump tweeted saying he'd be back on the campaign trail soon. but the white house correspondent kimberly halkett spoke to some trump supporters who are camped outside the walter reed medical center i think that if they put it in his armor and this may be true but then again we think the other side of the coin is people might be inspired by him coming out really strong showing strength and a lot of america probably if you go both ways it cuts both ways his amazing best in the world medical would not release him without everybody being on the same page for him to go. i believe that once he gets home well he never stops working he was doing work the whole time he doesn't stop he's a machine and he's going to continue to. keep making this country great so president comes out of hospital but across america cases of coronaviruses still on the rise on friday johns hopkins university reported 54000 new infections the worst day since mid august in a pan

because the only shady spot on his house miranda is only companions are his 2 hands to keep him hopping here's what. they jump over the brush and lay their eggs elsewhere. so he can't count on eggs for breakfast. that's a good person is the friend did with supply him with food morandi was once a teacher and the. from his pension. i used to go shopping myself but then i was forbidden from using the motor boat. so now i have to rely on others his days in paradise look to be numbered soon there could be no more rubber boat on the beach and no more around d. and. that's if the administration of the national park on the main island madalena has its way the whole model an archipelago is run from here to delhi included. to build a research station there in place of. future visitors to the pink beach to better consciously enjoy the natural beauty before their eyes. the operators of the national park want to leave 6 years ago the italian government purchased new delhi which had been privately owned they say miranda's contract as the island's caretaker is now normal and void. in public administra

his house, lawnwood is a national historical site. d it's not -- that was before presidential libraries existed and, like i said, all of his personal -- all of the manuscript materials were acquired by the library of congress as part of their -- part of their efforts. >> thank you. >> where is his house located? >> in ohio. >> it's a federal historic site and there's a museum next to it that's really, really well done. i took a tour of it at night in connection with the conference i was attending and i have to say, it is one of the most beautiful -- i don't know what you would call it, maybe arts and crafts style, shingle style, it's a combination. but inside is the most beautiful decor from that period, the 1880s and 1890s. and seeing it by gaslight or name in dusk is the way to do it. if you can ever get there, my understanding is that fund raisers gave a pile of money to lucretia as a way of thanking the family of the martyred president and they spent it well. it's a beautiful, beautiful home littered with books. just a plug for ohi

nick had heard the police wanted to talk to dante, so when he spotted him outside his house, nick calledhe sarah case, the girl that's been missing. >> okay. >> and that kid dante is on the corner, sitting in his car. >> reporter: but nick didn't wait for police to arrive. he was about to take matters into his own hands. >>> coming up, a dramatic turn in the case. >> you felt helpless. it's a big pill to swallow. >> when "dateline" continues. special guest flo challenges the hand models to show off the ease of comparing rates with progressive's home quote explorer. international hand model jon-jon gets personal. your wayward pinky is grotesque. then a high stakes patty-cake battle royale ends in triumph. you have the upper hands! it's a race to the lowest rate, and so much more. only on "the upper hands." -[narrator] we are boomer natur. our neck gaiters, face masks, and one-piece shield masks are certified 99.99% anti-microl with nano-silver technology. boomer naturals, you and your family deserve the best. available at boomernaturals.com, cvs stores, and cvs.com. boomer naturals, we've

house? will he be isolating from the rest of his white house staff?not just the political staff, there are staff members at the white house, maids and butlers and cooks, who work at the white house. do you have any idea how he's going to be set up there and whether he's going to be respecting the rules of this virus? >> we know one of the things the president said when he came to walter reed on friday was that he didn't want a video. he said he didn't want to just be at the white house because he was told he would have to be isolated in the residence, couldn't go to the oval office and things like that. presumably the white house has a very significant, rather robust medical unit and there is the white house residence where the first lady has been in isolation for a number of days now. we don't know exactly what the president's isolation is going to look like inside the white house. obviously he has a lot of equipment, meetings and things that he would want to be taking while he's there as he has been here, while he's at walter reed. you make an impor

house. in the rose garden. to introduce his nominee for the us supreme court. as a super spreader event which is lead we now know to dozens of white house staff being confirmed, diagnosed as positive for the coronavirus. earlier, i spoke to dr krutika kuppalli, an infectious diseases physician in south carolina to hear her thoughts on president trump's quick return to public engagements. i think the president trump returning so quickly to the public eye is concerning. he just stopped his therapies, we don't really know how he is going to do, i think he is putting himself at risk. additionally, we were told yesterday that he still has a low level virus. we don't quite know what that means still in terms of risk of transmission, we recommend people with his level of disease that we would classify as being severe, would still be self isolating. there are a couple of things that are concerning that he is back in the public eye so quickly. tell us a little bit more about what sort of treatment he received and how is it different from the sort of treatments that an av

by taking off his mask and entering into the white house, he is signaling to his people and to his supporterst it is the strong person's will to go forward with the virus as is, and everybody will be fine, but that simply is putting people at risk for contracting this deadly disease, and it's appalling. >> and a lot of questions remain about when the white house knew president trump had contracted covid-19. and everyone including mr. trump's doctor is dodging those questions. >> doctor, what was the date of the president's last negative test. >> i'm not going to get into all the testing going back. but he and all the staff routinely are tested. >> can you answer the question as to when the president's last n negative test was? >> as i said earlier, i'm not part of the white house medical unit. >> you said on tuesday, at the president's debate, and was he tested thursday morning. >> i'm not going to give you a detailed with time stamps, he tested regularly, and the first positive test he received was after his return from bedminster. >> was he tested wednesday night. >> not giving a detailed r

cort a year ago his house was destroyed in an air raid one of his sons was killed after met lost both legs he's grateful for the intent they were given but he's anxious about the winter that lies ahead. so right away and i'm disabled and i can't walk at all. moving we've got no income nothing at all we. have met says his wife left him because he could no longer bear the gloom and the misery in the tent since then his sister has been looking after him and her 3 children they've never known anything but war never been to school. so what does the future hold how could they possibly keep going what will they do for heating when winter sets in what about the koran of iris and where can they go next if assad's forces start a new offensive to many questions and no answers. the u.s. is in the final stages of its presidential elections president trump is counting on the support of a large group of voters conservative christians they believe that trump fights on their side against abortion rights. christine mending meets fellow activists they are all devoted to the cause for student found inspi

parked right in front of his parents' house. >> reporter: after that, mark twitchell was taken to the a brief moment was the center of his life. >> so here we are back at the killing garage. the dexter garage. look familiar, mark? we parked right on top of the sewer where you dumped the body? jog your memory. as to where you, which sewer you put this guy down. >> reporter: clark even took twitchell to the back of the garage, the suspected crime scene, hoping it would trigger some level of remorse. >> bring back any memory? you want to tell us where the body is now, get this over with, get you back to the station? okay. let's go. >> reporter: back in the car, another detective heard off camera starts working on twitchell. >> you humiliate your victim, knock him over the head, beat the [ bleep ] out of him, chop him up, carve him up. this pales in comparison. but you can't take it. >> reporter: but twitchell said nothing, at least not in person. he had certainly said plenty in "sk confessions" if, in fact, he was the author, but the document was incomplete, ending in a jumble of unrecov

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just two weeks to the day after that super sprightly event, of course at the white house and the rose garden to introduce hisee for the us supreme court amy kony barrett. that was a super spread event which is lead we now know to dozens of white house staff being confirmed, diagnosed as positive for the coronavirus. david, what are his aides say about his actual state of health and whether he is even still infectious? that is in extremely good question. donald trump was asked that very question quite pointedly by a doctor on fox news last night and he said that he had yet to test negative for the coronavirus. he said he had taken a test, this was yesterday, friday but he didn't yet know the result. and he didn't yet know the result. and he went on to say that he's do to ta ke he went on to say that he's do to take another test today. we simply don't know if president is contagious at this point. you would've thought though not having testing negative, the white house would be at pains to point that out as quickly as they possibly could. very excellent point. thank you very much. meanwhile, mr trump's democra

i mean, look, it is the house that he lives in, his house above and his office down below. just as a human who has seen the white house staff have positive case after positive case, especially the people who had direct contact with him, particularly in that debate prep room, you know, about a week and a half ago, jake, there are only two people right now, rudy giuliani and jason miller, out of about eight to ten, who are negative. including the president from being in that room. if that is not a lesson that he has to be careful, and these are with his nearest and dearest, the people who spent hours and hours trying to get him ready for a debate, i'm not sure what's going to convince him. >> who claim to be negative. we don't know what the actual truth is. i think we just have to, at this point, given the obfiscation and lies we've heard, i think we have to clarify that just because one of these people say they're negative, it doesn't mean it's a fact. one way to read the tea leaves outside the oval office is when the president is in the oval office, a marine stands outside.

to see a rocket hit his house in early october he says we're not so hot. for the gulf coast off base sure that. his home for 35 years burned down to the walls. the whole family was sitting here watching t.v. and suddenly there was an explosion in the backyard everything started burning we ran outside and called the firefighters but when they arrived it was already too late. and memories. was. far as early as is convinced that our media is responsible for the attack the neighboring country deliberately bombed many civilian targets in the area he says. we can't independently verify this we're not allowed to move freely near the front line we are only allowed to film with the as a by john eales thora tease let us film thank you. this school and bar for example even if it looks like it the children here are not students. they are refugees this has been in emergency shelters since the fighting started a month ago. thank. god i was right at the end friends a memorial for a fallen azerbaijani soldier everyone here is convinced that their army is fighting for a jus

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he was joined by his wife and talked about how president trump is preparing to return to the white house from walter reed medical center, after being there for three days following his positive covid test. here's a look. >> good afternoon, everyone. aspoke to the president little while back and he sounded great. as the american people learned a little while ago, president trump is going home tonight. utah for the to vice presidential debate. wanted toi just express our profound gratitude, first to the incredible medical staff at walter reed hospital , to thehe white house care and concern they have shown for this president and our first family at all of those impacting the white house staff. let me also take this opportunity to say how grateful we are to the expressions of concern and support, and the prayers of millions of americans. remembering our president and first lady, and we believe it is emblematic of the love and care and compassion of the american people, and showing all those who have been impacted from the very beginning of this pandemic. when the president told me that he w

also, fears over fans gathering in each of his houses up today for the third day in a well the warningmonths have been asked to me the most tremendous sacrifices and pretty blunt here. that's not the sacrifice of the past seven months and i'm going to say to people be responsible and actually more correctly, don't be deeply irresponsible. that will not be happening. he saw the comments that suggested that the game should be given away for free so that would not be a reasonable thing to ask when they've invested so much money ina when they've invested so much money in a product. scottish football along with government is asking fans to think seriously about how and where they watch and listen. don't let yourself or anyone else in jeopardy everything that's going on and hopefully will put the performance we can be proud of but please don't travel. fans of celtic and ranger are used as with any even at government level but this just feels different like everything else. tomorrow when their eyes follow here at what it or not rest of the countries eyes will fall on them. one more bit of foo

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his house in fountaingrove was destroyed in the 2017 fire. he has since relocated to the oakmont area of santa rosa which got hit by the glass fire last month. his house is now in the dark. >> well, i will evacuate with my dog and find a hotel. >> we have our cars packed once again. i don't know exactly where we will go this time. >> reporter: we have learned now that santa rosa has extra fire crews and their emergency operations center has been open all night. they have basically been prepared for this weather. it is really windy out here if you can't tell from the way my hair is blowing. there are tree branches down everywhere. even if there is not fire danger, remember it is dark and there is debris in the road. if you are driving in north bay this morning, be careful. i am len kiese to , kpix 5. >>> it's not just the north bay . the east bay hills are dealing with darkness this morning. and we have anne makovec joining us . >> the wind picks up out of nowhere. caltrans just turned the stoplights back on. that is good night news for the pe

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was saying, "we want a cleaner sample." >> so they stake out his house, wait for him to put out the trashand collects the trash. >> they sneak over and pull tissue out of the trash bin, and take that back to the lab. >> and one of the items out of the trash had a single source male dna profile that matched 100% the golden state killer's dna profile. >> i get this call from my chief deputy. i think his first words are, "are you sitting down?" i asked him a million times. and i'm like, "you better not be messing with me." he goes, "they're shaking, anne marie. they're shaking at the crime lab." >> they got a match. but now they have to get the suspect into custody. so they call paul holes back to assist with the operation. >> there was concerns about how he would respond if this did not go smoothly. >> i can imagine they were prepared for every scenario. this is somebody who has been a sophisticated, a diverse, sadistic killer. >> a team of law enforcement officers gathers outside deangelo's home for the takedown. he and his wife have been separated for decades and he is living with his dau

say a rocket hit his house in early october he says we're out so. far to go it's quite off base sure that's. his home for 35 years burnt down to the walls. through their work of the whole family was sitting here watching t.v. and suddenly there was an explosion in the backyard everything started burning we ran outside and called the fire fighters but when they arrived it was already too late for sharif. and memories. to go for as early as is convinced that our 1000000 is responsible for the attack the neighboring country deliberately bombed many civilian targets in the area he says. we can't independently verify this we're not allowed to move freely near the front line we are only allowed to film with the as a by johnny authorities let us film thanks. to this school and barred out for example even if it looks like it the children here are not students . they are refugees this is been in emergency shelters since the fighting started a month ago. thanks. i was right at the end friends a memorial for a fallen azerbaijani soldier. everyone here is convi

was taken to his house and met his wife and mother. drove around and saw different farms and points of interest arriving at the house in which bert was born. 8 gallons of gas was $1.96. arrived at dixon, illinois at 6:00 p.m. and drove 154 miles that day. now lou had thought that this trip would be extremely educational for their son and she had hoped to take him along almost as a form of homeschooling in those days. she wrote in an letter to her son, "it always pays to tell people, especially your mother the real truth about everything. if i had unfortunately known that you had had your fill of long automobile journeys, i should have felt there was more educational value to we got out of a transcontinental trip than out of six weeks of school, then you would have been in for it." so this trip was her way to spend quality time with her father as they were both grieving the passing of her mother. although they don't leave a lot of written record of it, they visited with various family members of the henry family and the hoover family alo

despite his coronavirus diagnosis, president trump holds a rally at the white house as joe biden maintains lead in national polls. plus, united in protest-- indigenous peoples worldwide show their support for the black lives matter movement and highlight their shared trauma.

his health there, david? absolutely. in the white houseo say whether the president has yet tested negative for the coronavirus and he said on fox news last night, that being friday night, that he had taken a test but he didn't yet know the result and would be expected to be tested again today. but no word from the white house on whether the president is contagious, with plans president is contagious, with pla ns afoot president is contagious, with plans afoot for him to go off next week to three key battleground states. it is a marked contrast with the approach of the democrat, his democratic rival, joe biden, who announced today that he had taken a who announced today that he had ta ken a test who announced today that he had taken a test today and he had passed that test, he is negative for the coronavirus, and mr biden went out of his way to criticise donald trump for his lack of transparency and to urge that he recommend the wearing of facemasks and social distancing across the country. 0k, social distancing across the country. ok, than

hardly left his house, his safe zone, his basement bunker. seldom holding a press conference and when he did itas usually ended in a disaster. he cowered in fear in his basement bunker for months all summer long. while biden was missing in action, the president, he was working nonstop. in addition issuing multiple travel bans from covid-19 hot spots, the president deployed the defense production act emerged speed of the production of thousands of ventilators, masks and other critical ppe. he also developed project air bridge to source emergency supplies from all over the world. he cut layers of red tape so that american scientists could develop a vaccine quicker than ever before. operation warp speed. multiple vaccines now in the final stage of development. the president also fast-track several covid-19 relief programs, including direct stimulus payments to you, the american people and american businesses. we call it the paycheck protection program which was a critical lifeline for american business. and now at this point in october, biden st

house. just moments ago. wearing the mask, a wave, a salute as he makes his way back to the white house. obviously this comes after three days of treatment at walter reed, waving to the cameras. he did not answer questions. heading back into the white house where he is expected to stay, and jon, as you heard from dr. conley late today, his doctor -- there's the thumb's up, the customary thumb's up from president trump -- you heard dr. conley say, jon, we are still on guard, given where we are in the course of this, dr. conley said we won't know until at least next weekend. >> reporter: and for the time being, all of the president is back at the white house, david, he will confined to the white house residence, where he will continue to have top medical level treatment, but he'll be confined to the residence. that means no oval office, no west wing. the white house insists that during this time, though, that he will continue to work and the trump campaign has put out word that he has every intention to participate in his next debate with joe biden, although they don't rule out the possibi

his own doctors say that. it was a white house photographer who came up right behind him masked, but right in the range, taking pictures of him. you see people there. the first thing the president of the united states did was take off his mask. this is a stunning moment. on top of an absolutely stunning series of events that i think has left everyone in this country just completely in shock. what we just saw there. as we watch this, and we're going to see in a moment when he got off the helicopter, it was on the other side of the cameras that you saw, so you'll be able to see that in a moment, he obviously, when he got on that helicopter it was a thumbs up as he left walter reed. continuing to downplay the virus. and you know, his tweets speak a thousand words, which they did today. but what he just did there was everything anyone in this country needs to know. a person hospitalized with coronavirus who feared for his life on friday because of the virus, today ripping off his mask. sanjay gupta is with me as well as kaitlan collin