and it was also a bad day for another british hopeful, simon yates. nick parrott reports. this is the day they were hoping to ta ke this is the day they were hoping to take the overall lead. but, instead of looking pretty in the pink leadersjersey, was of looking pretty in the pink leaders jersey, was that in tatters after crashing before the real action to get under way. he looked fine until around 18 miles to go when the pace picked up and he slipped back. simon yates struggled too. he is expected to challenge thomas in the battle of the britons. but with five miles to the finish and he slipped back. simon yates struggled too. he is expected to challenge thomas in the battle of the britons. but with five miles to the britons. but with five miles to the finish of the volcano mount, he blew. ecuador is players the first to conquer the summit and claims the overall lead. when thomas rolled in, he found he was no more than 11 minutes behind. he immediately went but his hopes are over. we're into the second week at the french open with quarterfinal places at stake. mens world

nick hope reports. your teddy mccallum, since he came since he came back i cried.through so much and i imagine this month is been a bit of a whirlwind. a bit of a learning curve to wa ke whirlwind. a bit of a learning curve to wake up in the night, do my training, it is been hard to balance it is been a great few weeks of experience back home. and now we are out here and it's going to get more difficult, not being able to see him oi’ difficult, not being able to see him or my family, it's got to be done, i guess. it is his job and is a lead role with the international summing league it is you to franchise london. they made a stunning debut in 2019, a global event culminating ina in 2019, a global event culminating in a spectacular grand finale in las vegas. this time, due to the coronavirus, the entire season will be played out in the budapest. arena. it is a great way and we will make sure the we are all safe and sound as well. it is a great start, the words but through so much, so i'm looking forward and being grateful that i can see my team. lot of posts on inst

after testing positive early they are week, nick saban hopes to be back on the sidelines tomorrow night. he needs three straight days of negative tests to return. the university says he -i hear someone go, "did-strangers cough at me.ys?" -move away from me. -someone spit towards my direction. -all the stereotypes that we've worked so hard to break are just going to be reversed. and i won't let that happen. -we all have to play our part. -i donate my plasma. -i've been making masks. -we deserve respect just as much as everybody else. -i'm a firefighter, not a virus. -i'm a mask maker, not a virus. -i'm a nurse. -i'm a delivery woman. -chef. -a neighbor. -artist. -bus driver. -i'm a doctor. >>> to the index of other news tonight and the new warning for pregnant women about some common pain relievers. the fda says a group of anti-inflammatory drugs, including includ including inprochb can cause kidney damage in the baby. >>> noaa's winter outlook is out tonight, predicting warmer and drier weather. this includes a milder than normal winter on east coast. at the same time residents across n

we can speak now to nick spooner, who's the organiser of hope not hate — an advocacy group which usesesearch, education, and public engagement to challenge mistrust and racism. good to have you with us. were you surprised by the outcome of this bbc investigation? thank you for having me on. it's great that they acted very quickly. i think there is obvious to questions about what needs to happen next, and it seems, from our point of view, that there needs to be a process of developing some policy so that this sort of thing doesn't happen again. these need to be made in an inclusive manner, with people that are often not the sharp end of this stuff. just in order to make them as robust as possible. then we need these companies to be more proactive. third—party groups like ours need to

huge amount of time on mount etna in sicily and it was also a bad day for another british hopeful, simon yates. nicko ta ke this is the day they were hoping to take the overall lead. but, instead of looking pretty in the pink leadersjersey, was of looking pretty in the pink leaders jersey, was that in tatters after crashing before the real action to get under way. he looked fine until around 18 miles to go when the pace picked up and he slipped back. simon yates struggled too. he is expected to challenge thomas in the battle of the britons. but with five miles to the finish and he slipped back. simon yates struggled too. he is expected to challenge thomas in the battle of the britons. but with five miles to the britons. but with five miles to the finish of the volcano mount, he blew. ecuador is players the first to conquer the summit and claims the overall lead. when thomas rolled in, he found he was no more than 11 minutes behind. he immediately went but his hopes are

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the latest, his personal assistant and body man, nick luna, seen here next to hope hicks without a maskoarding air force one just one day before she tested positive. eight others w w feedto at a reception inside the white house that day, guests maskless and close together, and outside sitting in the first four rows, the first lady, senator mike lee, senator thom tillis, former adviser kellyanne conway, reverend john jenkins and former new jersey governor chris christie. all have the virus. christie, an abc news contributor, spotted here hugging other attendees. overnight, revealing due to a history of asthma, he checked himself into a hospital as a precautionary measure and is experiencing mild symptoms. christie was also in the room for the president's debate prep. five of the nine there have tested positive. >> were folks wearing masks? were you wearing a mask? >> no. no one was wearing masks in the room when we were prepping the president during that period of time. >> reporter: three senators have now tested positive for the virus. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said he will

the first lady, the president's aide, hope hicks, nick luna, and bill stepian, as well as several gop senators have all o lauren blanchard, live in washington d.c., where, lauren, we just watched president trump alive back at the white house. >> reporter: right, alex, and one interesting thing we heard from reporters as the president walked out of walter reed, a reporter shouted how many people in your administration are sick, something to that and everybody the president did not answer. of course that's what is really gripping the white house right now as the president returns home tonight, just trying to figure out exactly how many people have become infected. we knew that there were going to be more positive cases. the chief of staff, mark meadows, told everyone that last week, that there was going to be more of these positive cases. the president's physicians, his team of medical experts, believed it was going to be just as safethe president to return home to the white house residence as it would be for him to be in walter reed, so as you just saw moments fee, the president walked

president bashir so for them this is i think a long time in coming and comes really in the nick of time with the hope that it's going to bring in new trade new investment new cash flow into the country to to bolster the economy what about thing normalizing of relations with israel would argue that maybe it's not really that significant for the people of sudan as of keep pointing out is not like israel and sudan were hostile to each other all were at war anything. well there was a state of belligerence between israel and sudan which prevented a great many things from happening so it was only 6 years ago that israeli fighter jets were bombing targets inside sudan that there were guns and human traffickers moving people and weapons from sudan up the north red sea into the gaza strip so there was a state of belligerence there were 20000 or more now sudanese refugees in israel that israel can't return to sudan because it's illegal for sudanese to travel to israel right now so those restrictions will presumably go away and there will be a much more mature conversation not just on hard security issues and i

hope. it is the defense, nick foles past deflected and taylor will wind up with the fortuitous tap there ande gets the interception, the bears are denied, 24-10 is the final. you can call it the first quality victory for the rams this year. >>> all kinds of stuff going on over the weekend, this brings joy to your heart, ron rivera, a former coach with the carolina panthers, now with washington, leaving the hospital today, his final chemotherapy and he gets a warm welcome. this is kershaw following last night's dodger victory, his kids want to get on camera. carly and charlie, you will see game 6 tomorrow night on channel 2 and in case you missed this, this happened saturday, it is call in for rice, a game-winning field goal, he is denied. i have never seen that before. hitting the goalpost 4 times and to make it worse, he went on to lose in double overtime. that is the sporting life. >> can you imagine the anxiety while it is bouncing? god. thank you for joining us tonight. goodbye everybody. aw. ohh! mwah. so, fratelli's tonight? hello, cannoli canoe. jay: i like it. nice fit. swanky materi

minister's latest declaration, eu negotiators say they will be back in london next week, hoping to agree a deal. nick. let's talk to our political correspondent jonathan blake. do the prime minister's words mean we are heading for no—deal — or is this last—minute brinkmanship? bit of both, perhaps. for a long time it has been the uk's a position that they would like a free trade agreement with the eu, similar to the one it has with canada where there is no limit on the amount of goods that can be traded between both sides and no tariffs or charges on those goods being traded, that the country would prepare for a future without one. and for everything that borisjohnson said this morning, that remains the uk's position. the prime minister had set this eu summit that is just wrapping up this eu summit that is just wrapping up as this eu summit that is just wrapping upasa this eu summit that is just wrapping up as a deadline, and had said that ifa up as a deadline, and had said that if a deal wasn't likely by this point he would walk away from the process. he hasn't done that. he has said, though, that a

(tx nick beake reports from there. afamily a family hopingright future and now a family taken. these children we re family taken. these children were nine and six injust 18 months old, were nine and six injust i8 months old, this child's body has not been found. this is thought to be the last photograph of him. it was taken byafamily photograph of him. it was taken by a family friend here in france before the final fatal journey. when you look at that photo now, what goes through your mind, what emotions? very sad. maybe i cannot show my feelings. i love him but inside i cry. the family were living in this bleak migrant camp in northern france after travelling from western iran. today a british charity offering hot drinks and warm clothes. but there was nothing that could be done for the grief that many people told us they felt. i'm feeling frustrated, angry and heartbroken. my heart is really broken because of this family. i used to know the family. i played with their kids. so it is heartbreaking. this 20—year—old man, fearful of revealing

nick? >> well, we were hoping for an uptick now, we're down 70% year over year.t the worst part of this whole thing we were down 96%, but we're a resilient industry and we're hoping that people will feel better about flying once they look at it and look at the risks because we've instituted a multi-layered approach to risk. there's the face mask, the disinfectant and cleaning procedures, the circulation and ventilation on an airplane. it circulates-- you get filtered hair through he hepa filters the air and in the house it's once every four hours. it will take a long time to get pack to where we were. six months from now with the promise of a vaccine. bill: okay. >> with people being educated about it we think it will get better. bill: nick calio, we'll speak in a week or so. >> we'd like that. bill: yesterday afternoon we had the stunning image from the white house, late last evening during the evening hours, a masked president headed to walter reed, a tender moment in history as our special coverage continues. hope is the light in all of us that cannot be extin

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minister's latest declaration, eu negotiators say they will be back in london next week, hoping to agree a deal. nickto nick in a moment, but first, our political correspondent, jonathan blake, and there are words from downing street. the prime minister's spokesman has gone further than the prime minister did this morning. the first thing he said was the trade talks are over and the eu have effectively ended them by saying they do not want to change their negotiating position. he goes on to say ina negotiating position. he goes on to say in a briefing with reporters that there is only any point in michel barnier coming to london next week if he is prepared to address all the issues on the basis of a legal text, in what he described as an accelerated way, without the uk required to make all the moves or to discuss the practicalities of travel and haulage. if not, he said, there is no point in coming. while earlier on or asjohnson is no point in coming. while earlier on or as johnson left is no point in coming. while earlier on or asjohnson left the door open to further negotiation and did not say he w

and you'll see the story with all the info that you need yeah and just in the nick of time lot of people are hopingo go to hawaii for the holidays. >>yeah, oh yeah, it's going to be great or you know instead taking the skies you could watch around the streets of san francisco for these who's behind the wheel no one behind the general motors says the self-driving cars. >>are going to be flying in without anybody behind the wheel. their crews program is going to be starting and by the end of the year they say there's there won't be any humans. yeah as backups and you know what i know some people are scared by this technology on frankly pretty excited by it really it's the it's the way future and see vehicles like that going to see those going up and down market street in the market >>before too much longer. i say the next 10 years but i like their attention to say can i go give me the way of you know like you know, got stops, cameras all around those things it's it's going to be the safest way to travel just like airplane travel in the beginning it was risky and everybody was scared by, but now don't

think there is a path towards that and we are hoping that we can find that in the relatively near future as a by john's president says his army will take all of nick on account of acts major regions unless on niña agrees to withdraw within a specified time frame and comments have the dashed hopes that a moscow mediated ceasefire could bring an end to the conflict all and 600 people have been killed so far since fighting over the disputed region broke out last month. well it's been the scene of conflict since the early 1990 s. armenia says they're going to cut it back must be an independent states while azerbaijan says it's very territory so them consoler looks at how the fighting is affecting azerbaijan's minority groups. this is where the jewish community gathers in azerbaijan 2nd largest city ganja there are 150 jewish families who live here and call themselves mountain jews a reference to their origins and the carcasses this was the place where they prepared for the festival of show men outside us on october the 10th but a rocket hit a school board and across the street from them that morning they say they're not scared to come here in crowds b

governments clash on the best way to battle the pandemic the central government hopes to extend the state of emergency until may nick. dear buffer these states need the backing of other political parties and that won't happen without a fight meanwhile copy cases continue to spiral up orders. don't i just laid out madrid. at least 8 people have been killed in a bombing at a religious school in the northwest pakistan says yes a shower more than 135 others were injured police are saying the bomb was hidden in a bag left in the school's main hall the device then detonated as the students gathered for their lessons victoria gate and the reports. up to 500 students were packed into this room when the bomb exploded. they were listening to a lecture by a prominent scholar at the jimmy is a very a religious school impish our could even start out a budget it was 8 o'clock in the morning the teacher was giving a lesson we just heard a big bang and all the students are running here and there. police say the bomb was hidden in an abandoned bag in the main hall pakistani an afghan students teachers and other members of staff are

nick watt. >> people that don't take covid serious, i hope they don't catch it because they are in for a surprise the average daily death toll from this disease already rising might triple between now and mid january. nearly 400,000 could be dead in america by february 1st. this according to one regularly cited model and if states don't reimpose measures to slow the spread spread? they say the death toll might top 500,000. >> 4079izatiohospitalizations ap and we are sadly losing more people. the problem we don't have the right rules in place. it's people aren't following them. >> reporter: in new mexico, one doctor warns that if nothing else is done? >> by december, we would have so many cases we would be that point where we are in tents. >> reporter: this month more than half the states have reported record daily case counts. >> the virus is all over the country now. it's not limited to new york or boston or the northeast. it's all over the country now. >> reporter: there is a spike in illinois, a record today, and today, chicago closed all indoor restaurants and bars. there is also a spike in e

chris cristie, mike lee and thom till is and the president of notre dame, hope micks, bill stepian and personal assistance nick luna. >> kayleigh mcenany said she tested positive. >> mike lee seen on camera hugging over attendees. >> we have images of the indoor reception and it is so streuking. and you see the little red dot, that shows who subsequently tested positive so as you walk through them you start to see the mixing and mingling. >> trevor: yeah, turns out while you spent the last seven months hugging your grandma through a giant condom trump and his friends are having no mask cocktail receptions indoors with the guest of honor is covid-19. and now at least 30 people in trump's srk el have tested possive for covid-19. >> you realize that there is more infections at the white house over the last day than in the new zealand, vietnam, tie want, thailand and australia combined the white house is like the wet market of america right now. thank god dr. fauci doesn't have t you must be so re-- relieved that trump-- months ago. this story is insane. everyone from trump campaign manager to trump's press secret

hope hicks, his long-time assistant. nick is his -- essentially his body man, his personal assistant in the white house. nick luna i mentioned. ronna mcdaniel, the chairman of the rnc. bill stempien and senator ron johnson of wisconsin. they all came down with covid. this thing is very contagious still. but we learned a lot about how to treat it. >> right. that just reminds us that this is an opportunistic virus. it will jump from person to person if we allow it to. i would prefer that our president remain at walter reed for a few more days because he seems to be a very hard worker and he might get straight back to work. so it's not just a matter of him transmitting to other people in the white house. but we want him to continue to improve. i want his vital signs monitored, his oxygen level, his heart rate, his temperature, his blood pressure. he'll have immediate care if needed. it's a matter of him getting rest and having close care and monitoring and a also we don't want to spread it to other people because it is, again, v

>> we still wanted hope that she was alive. >> nick and frankie left the woods.of sarah's sisters. >> and i just remember screaming at him like, like, you have to tell me if it's her or not. and i just remember my brother was like, "it's not her." and he just kept walking. like, they just didn't want to talk about it." and he just kept walking. like, they just didn't want to talk about it. >> did you believe him? >> i didn't believe him. i know it was her. >> reporter: sarah's family and friends had never stopped looking. their tireless efforts had finally paid off. they had found sarah's body. any last bits of hope were gone. one of the searchers called 911. when sarah's sister tabitha heard the sirens it became all too real. >> there was like a white noise, like, you just felt go through your body, that you knew something -- whether it was sarah or something of sarah's, it was found. >> how do you get that official confirmation that it really was her? >> they made us all go back to my mom's house because it was around the block. he just stood us all in a circle

this morning trump's campaign manager bill stepien trump's close aide hope hicks and his personal assistant nick luna also on that list, former counselor to the president kellyanne conway rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel utah senator mike lee. north carolina senator thom tillis and wisconsin senator ron johnson. also testing positive is former new jersey governor chris christie. we have full update list, the positive and negative covid tests on our website that's a kron 4 dot com. coverage continues at kron 4 dot com there you can track the president's progress and treatments. honor the virus outbreak at the white house and watch expert analysis from doctors in the bay area and beyond that's on our web site again that's kron 4 dot com. governor gavin newsome weighed in on the aftermath of president donald trump's covid-19 diagnosis kron 4 capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala joins us live with details on that ashley. >>hey sanaa's yell when the president was first diagnosed with covid-19 last week governor gavin newsome would not comment but that changed today when he was asked about the president

america and we're living in the 21st century we have to compete and i do hope we can turn this around a new administration you know nick one of my friendly criticisms of the obama administration was that after the financial crisis and after a moment of just doubt on every front that was an opportunity i thought that was missed to sort of revise international institutions like the united nations to give a place to some of the rising powers that needed to be brought in and in a more substantial way into decision making in the un and redo the security council etc and that there could be credit that came to the united states for being the one that was selfless in that moment in helping these and do you think that moment is passed because when i look at international institutions and whether they work or not anymore as donald trump is pulling out one of the question is could they ever work again can you bounce back without bringing in the turkeys in the indias in the brazils. well i think i think it's not too late steve these institutions have really had great value and the most of them were inspired if not created by the u

hope so. all right. nick, aisha and charlie are sticking around. when we come back. talk about not normal.ocrats running strong in red states like texas and georgia. our friend steve kornacki joins us with joe biden's electoral map wish list. he's looking to expand the map as donald trump struggles to lockdown the states he won four years ago. >>> plus a staggering number of new coronavirus cases is straining hospitals and health care workers across this country as the pandemic is growing at a rate we have not seen before. and later the lincoln project versus javanka, the story of the times square billboard that sent jared kushner and ivanka trump in a mega legal meltdown. "deadline: white house" continues after a break. don't go anywhere. se" continues after a break. don't go anywhere. almost no contact tracing. completely ignored the science, completely ignored the warning signs. there were things that could have been done. a lot of people have died needlessly, and there's nothing more frustrating than feeling like you're fighting against someone who should have your back. we are not goi

the president's personal assistant and body man nick luna among them, seen here boarding air force one without a mask next to top aide hope hicks on wednesday. former new jersey governor chris christie also testing positive, tweeting that he checked himself into the hospital as a precautionary measure, experiencing mild symptoms. he was one of the opten attending the nination a white for judge amy coney barrett. democratic presidential candidate joe biden did not attack the president personally. the biden campaign will be moving forward with in-person events, saying the former vice president will be tested regularly for coronavirus and will release all of his results. elizabeth schulz, abc news, washington. >>> the presidential campaign is entering its last four weeks, hard to believe, right? the vice presidential is going ahead on wednesday night with at least one change. >> reporter: campaigns up-ended, as president trump has no more in-person rallies for now while joe biden has pulled all negative ads. both candidates now forced to reimagine their campaigns and reach out to voters virtually. while trump delivered this

hope that it doesn't come at the price of the environment. olivia le poidevin, bbc news, london. now it's time for a look at the weather with nick miller. hello. our weather doesn't look much brighter tomorrow, but this may well be preferable to what's on the way in the week ahead, when our weather will be turning wetter and windier once again. now, there is a bit of rain out there as we get into tonight across parts of scotland, northern england and northern ireland from all the cloud, patchy and mostly light rain and drizzle. south of that, a few breaks in the cloud with a few showers around. a few breaks in the far north of scotland, too, so temperatures in a few spots may end up a little bit lower than this in rural spots, but most of us around 4—8 degrees as we start sunday. again with plenty of cloud around through much of scotland. northern and eastern england and northern ireland, patchy light rain and drizzle. ramping up a bit in northern ireland into the afternoon. a few sunny spells in the far north of scotland, but some rain heading into the northern isles. the southern half of england and for wales, eventually it does look

the bears still have hope but the rams defense comes through. a nice the flexion of a nick pass and taylor comes up with the interception. the bears are denied a good chance. 24-10 is the final. the first quality victory for the year for the rams who recently lost to the 49ers. >>> we are fresh off of a great weekend of sports, the weighted dodgers lost saturday night to tampa and game 4 or the way it went with arizona beating seattle in overtime last night. if you were watching that game and you missed what transpired between the dodgers and tampa we will check it out here and give you a recap. it is a early homerun from jack peterson who happens to be a bay area product. made it 3-0 la and the race big chance in the 4th. manuel just trying to flat out steal home but he is denied as the tag is laid on him by austin. the replay proves it is true, he was out at the plate. max will go deep for la. 4-2 is the final. the series is now 3 -2. there still are games to be played hopefully for tampa. >> i do not let my mind go there. i am kind of just taking today as a off day and a

nick: last month, a group ofn saudisile formed the country's opposition party. the group hopesocracy is ameorm of govern in the kingdom. at is not expected anytime soon but wright believes the , kingdom is destined to change. >> people are beginning to wonder, do we really need these people? i think at that point, saudi arabia's going to face a terrible crisis and it would have done better if jamal had been here to help show them the way. nick: khashoggi didn't live to see that final act, but his death helped guarantt the conversation he started in life, will continue. for the pbs newsho, i'm nick schifrin. ♪ judy: it's been more than two years since the deh of arizona senator john mccain. but the legacy and inuence of the former republican presidential nominee is being felt during this election year. his widow cindy recently endorsed joe biden for president and she made an appearance with him on theeaampaign trail ier this week. s mater was a longtime aide and confidant of senator mccain. and he examines his life in a w book "the luckiest man which comes out on tuesday. and he

the president's personal assistant and body man nick luna one of them, seeing boarding air force one without a mask next to hope hicks. chris christie also testing positive, tweeting he checked himself into the hospital as a precautionary measure and is experiencing mild symptoms. he's one of eight people infected with the virus who attended a ceremony for supreme court nominee amy coney barrett last saturday. few were wearing masks at the crowded event. vice president joe biden reiterating the importance of mask but not attacking the president directly. >> i don't want to be attacking the president and the first lady now, and jill and i pray for their quick and full recovery. >> reporter: the biden campaign will be moving forward with in-person events. the campaign says the former vice president will be regularly tested for coronavirus and will release all of his results. elizabeth schulsey, abc news, washington. >>> a ucsf about his current condition. >> i came here. wasn't feeling so well. >> reporter: reassuring words from president donald trump but dr. robert wachter says the president's health remains unc

hope that it doesn't come at the price of the environment. olivia le poidevin, bbc news, london. now it's time for a look at the weather with nick miller. way in the week ahead, when our weather will be turning wetter and windier once again. now, there is a bit of rain out there as we get into tonight across parts of scotland, northern england and northern ireland from all the cloud, patchy and mostly light rain and drizzle. south of that, a few breaks in the cloud with a few showers around. a few breaks in the far north of scotland, too, so temperatures in a few spots may end up a little bit lower than this in rural spots, but most of us around 4—8 degrees as we start sunday. again with plenty of cloud around through much of scotland. northern and eastern england and northern ireland, patchy light rain and drizzle.

hope hicks has tested positive for covid-19. >> three senate republicans have now tested positive for the coronavirus. >> reporter: today, word the president's personal assistant and body man nick luna, seen next to hicks boarding air force one without a mask wednesday, is also positive. we still don't know how long the president has been contagious or we cebtionf supreme cot minee judge amy coney barrett may have been a superspreader event. at a reception inside the white house that day, guests maskless and close together. the same was true outside when the president introduced barrett. several in the audience would later test positive, including senator thom tillis, senator mike lee, kellyanne conway, the first lady, the president of the university of notre dame. and former new jersey governor chris christie, spotted here hugging other attendees. christie was also at the white house on monday, part of the team prepping the president for tuesday's debate in cleveland. >> no one was wearing masks in the room when we were prepping the president during that period of time. >> reporter: now five of the nine there are positive. christie, an abc news contributor, revealing overnight

president trump's senior aide hope hicks, his campaign manager bill stepien and personal assistant nickuna are also infected. it's not clear what level of contact tracing is being done by the white house. >> are there any people who came out of that event who could be asymptomatic right now and should go get tested to make sure they're not continuing to spread to other officials? that doesn't seem to be a very concerted effort under way. >> reporter: vice president mike pence tested negative for the virus again on sunday, and he does plan to carry on with the vice presidential debate that's scheduled for wednesday. as for president trump, if he is brought back here to the white house, that doesn't mean he's out of the woods but there is an intensive care unit here at the white house, and he would remain under the supervision of his doctors. >> okay, ben, thank you. >>> dr. david agus joins us with a deeper look at the president's condition and the treatments he has received so far. david, good to see you. a lot to unpack here. let's start with what we're hearing about the steroid drug t

we can speak now to nick spooner, who's the organiser of hope not hate — an advocacy group which uses by the outcome of this bbc investigation? thank you for having me on. it's great that they acted very quickly. i think there is obvious to questions about what needs to happen next, and it seems, from our point of view, that there needs to be a process of developing some policy so that this sort of thing doesn't happen again. these need to be made in an inclusive manner, with people that are often not the sharp end of this stuff. just in order to make them as robust as possible. then we need these companies to be more proactive. third—party groups like ours need to keep an eye out for this stuff, report it and make sure it doesn't happen again. how concerned are you that it took this investigation to get streaming services to remove the songs with offensive lyrics, given that there was a crackdown, i suppose it on this kind of contact a yea rs suppose it on this kind of contact a years back? —— content. suppose it on this kind of contact a years back? -- content. nokia saying this stu

delegates are hoping that the 2 day summit will help break a deadlock over sanctions against bella reuss. he has become the unlucky center of attention at this 2 day summit in brussels nick us and asked us to add as the president of cyprus has caused a big stir lately cyprus is long been the only member state opposing sanctions against belarus officials and the e.u. requires a unanimous decision to impose those measures your leaders say the e.u. risks losing credibility if cyprus continues to block the sanctions the situation. is deteriorating to care for continuing violations of human rights we have to train people for track people but cyprus says it's only willing to agree to sanctions if its fellow e.u. governments also sanction turkey because it is struggling for gus in an area of the mediterranean sea that cyprus sees at its territory but the block is split on this german chancellor angela merkel says she sent favor of finding a diplomatic solution to the dispute issue at a dolphin was in dozens of i'll point out that our relationship with turkey is obviously very complex the european union has great interest in developing a constructive relationship with turkey des

nick cristoff, seems relevant to look at it. appreciate you joining us. because you're busy, you have a new book "tight rope, americans reaching for hope." it's now and you can check it out. coming up in 30 seconds, michelle obama's stark message and my special report on trump's inability to protect himself or his team from covid but first, live on "the beat" barack obama's spokesman robert gibbs when we come back. s spokesmarons when we come back. look limu! someone out there needs help customizing their car insurance with liberty mutual, so they only pay for what they need. false alarm. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ state of the art technology makes it brilliant. the visionary lexus nx. lease the 2021 nx 300 for $359 a month for 36 months. experience amazing. at your lexus dealer. >>> white house press secretary for the obama administration, robert gibbs and he joins us as the current white house press secretary kalyleigh mcenany self-isolates. she removed her mask to spaeeako reporters. as everyone gets this virus, we wish her a speedy recovery but your views on the white house communications deba

hoping he recovers. she went through hell. nickhs before he died, and they have, i believe, a 1-year-old son left without a father. when we asked yesterday what must it be like to be the family of a coronavirus patient or the widow of a coronavirus patient, to hear the president said don't let it dominate you, that's what it felt like. you just saw it in that video from amanned kloots. dr. roy, good morning. what did you think as a physician, a public health expert to hear the president imploring people with coronavirus not to let it dominate you, not to let it ruin your life? >> good morning, willie. you know, he started off by saying i learned a lot, and of course being an eternal optimist i was hoping he would follow it up with i learned a lot, this a highly infectious and contagious disease i am carrying and wearing a mask would protect me. i hoped he would say i learned a lot about how horrible this has made thousands, in fact millions of people feel. i feel badly. i have a sense of remorse. none of that happened. and when you

that, you know, they are hated by manyjust because they nick food and swoop in and steal your chips and have a go and all of that so is it hopedng in and stealing something from us is perfectly natural for them. but what we are hoping is two things will happen, people will, by understanding if they make eye contact with the gull instead of sort of flapping around or running away they can control the situation away they can control the situation a little bit more. right. but also by watching it more carefully, it may motor something they have not noticed before. you have been a very good sport, katherine. because charlie asks people to do remarkable things on television. you know, well, you can put your hand up there, charlie stayt, but you did. thank you indeed for bringing that to light. headline coming up. good morning and welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. our headlines today: the row over digital covid restrictions intensifies as boris johnson accuse the mayor of greater manchester pulling up the drawbridge. he's used to performing in front of thousands of fans. now former one direction star niall

nick saban back on the said lines after previously testing positive, but florida's coach dan mullen now announcing his own infection less than a week after hoping to see 90,000 fans at his team's home games and amid concerns of spread in the nfl, the jaguars and patriots among those sidelining some players. with more than million americans testing positive, there are new concerns about rare reinfections. a seattle man reportedly contracting two different strains of coronavirus, and in oklahoma, hospital worker tyler whitmire now fighting for his life after his wife says he was potentially infected a second time. >> it's been challenging, and obviously my son -- him and his dad are pretty tight, and so he struggles, you know, he misses his dad. >> reporter: and hoping to raise awareness about the threat of the virus, community advocate v.j. smith now recovering at home, but sharing this message from the hospital. >> this is a terrible -- a very terrible virus. it's killing our people. we have to wake up. >> reporter: and already public health officials like dr. fauci are asking americans to scale back. their plans like thanksgiving, and it's pro

hopes of moving forward. >>> back here, no issues with 49ers. in looking to run rounds with the eagles. the tide and will join after a sprain cost him two games. and more for nick mullins who gets his second straight start. >> it adds excitement. you can get the ball into the hands of those guys. i haven't played with charge for a while. i can't wait to play with you again and so i love that. >>> pac-12 football back in action and 35 days. the conference released its schedule yesterday morning. sanford starts november's seventh and eugene against oregon. the ducks are expected to win the division. and playing cal berkeley the day after thanksgiving. the bears open at home against washington followed by back-to- back road games at arizona state and oregon state. >>> who took the trophy in baltimore yesterday. the winner of the preakness stakes. squares sky dave are going for it. >> swiss sky dave are inside. it is going to be a photo finish . the philly wins the triple crown race. and the jockey was a last-minute rider. >>> soccer fans get out of the cards for this one. and look here, andy rios in the 82nd minute. guess what, san jose last night won their second

nick saban cannot be at alabama's big showdown with georgia on saturday. if it even happens because he has coronavirus saban says he feels okay he and the fans are just hoping that nobody else has it. >>and you know we've got a lot of challenges this year, our group showed great maturity and how they handle those challenges so. >>sure no handle this in a very positive the whole team and everything's playing everything very safe and. >>so it's kind of quite surprised to hear about it added and i think you get it, but honestly, it's so easy for anyone to get it right now the team is going to play extra hard for him. >>and they know what that what he's expected out them. >>it happens coronavirus has not been kind of the sec just days after the florida coach called for 10's of thousands of fans to swap saturday's game against lsu. they can't even play it now because of a huge outbreak on his team at least 20 gators have tested positive. if you wish that people would just wake up and smell the bacon and wear a mask hormel has your dream come true. it's a bacon scent did mask more if you're anti mask, they say think of it as a breathe a little bacon for your face

nick saban cannot be at alabama's big showdown with georgia on saturday. if it even happens because he has coronavirus saban says he feels okay he and the fans are just hopingbody else has it. >>and you know we've got a lot of challenges this year, our group showed great maturity and how their animals challenges so. >>sure they'll handle this in a very positive the whole team and everything's playing everything very safe and. >>so it's kind of quite surprised to hear about it added and i think you get it, but honestly, it's so easy for anyone to get it right now the team is going to play extra hard for him. >>and they know what that what he's expected out them. >>it happens coronavirus has not been kind of the sec just days after the florida coach called for 10's of thousands of fans to swap saturday's game against lsu. they can't even play it now because of a huge outbreak on his team at least 20 gators have tested positive. if you wish that people would just wake up and smell the bacon and wear a mask hormel has your dream come true. it's a bacon scent did mask more if you're anti mask, they say think of it as a breathe a little bacon for your face using

hope is that these talks will see an end to the violence and maybe stops the resumption of conflict in the months ahead. kim. >> all right. we're following that story coming weeks. appreciate it. nickin london. >>> after the break, we'll look at the world food program which has been honored with the 2020 nobel peace prize for its global work to end hunger. stay with us. i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com, the fair and honest bidding site. an ipad worth $505, was sold for less than $24; a playstation 4 for less than $16; and a schultz 4k television for less than $2. i won these bluetooth headphones for $20. i got these three suitcases for less than $40. and shipping is always free. go to dealdash.com right now and see how much you can save. all otc pain relievers including voltaren have one thing in common none are proven stronger or more effective against pain than salonpas patch large there's surprising power in this patch salonpas dependable, powerful relief. hisamitsu. - with spray moppingrk vacmop to lock away debrisuction and absorb wet messes, all in one disposable pad. just vacuum, spray mop, and toss. the shark vacmop, a complete clean all in one disposable

does today, our hope is that we can plan for a discharge as early as tomorrow to the white house where he can continue his treatment course. >> also today trump's personal aide or body man nickive for covid. he traveled with the president to cleveland and minnesota last week. as election day nears in less than a month, new national polling out of nbc news and "the wall street journal" shows joe biden with a 14-point lead over trump. that poll conducted post debate. and in a new abc news ipsos poll following his covid diagnosis, a whopping 72% say the president did not take the risks of covid-19 seriously enough. making a case for transparency, joe biden's camp announced it will release all of the former vice president's covid tests going forward. >>> with me now on the ground in scottsdale, arizona, is nbc's vaughn hillyard where he spoke with voters about the president's condition. vaughn, you know, we were just talking with josh ledderman, he is outside of the walter reed. there are a number of president's supporters. there are also a number of protesters. what are you hearing from his fans in arizona? >> reporter: you know, alicia, as an objective human, right, i think th

hope we are not losing prescription over. this but you never know right now. all right. so, nick, what about the secret voter?ll said hillary was going to win or pretty much all of them and then we know what happened. what about the secret voters now? do you think there are more secret voters in 2020? >> yeah. absolutely. i think you hear about the silent majority. a lot these days. and it's because nobody really wants to, i think, when we are doing these pollings when you see these polls from 538 or rasmussen or wherever, it's really hard to gauge where people are actually at. and i think there is actually a bigger part of the united states that is undecided than we are giving credited to. you know, i would say i have also gotten a lot of messages from people and i think my message to them was always, listen, if you are a republican. it's really okay to vote for biden. it's really okay to vote blue this time. and similarly to my democrat friends i say listen, you do not have to vote all blue along the ballot. don't let yourself be talked into it. there are really good candidates across both sides of the spec