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productions, llc woodruff: good evening. i'm judy woodruff. the newshour tonight... >> though he may not entirely be out of the woods yet, the team and i agree that a evaluation most importantly his clinical status, support the president's safe return home. >> woodruff: outbreak at the white house-- president trump returns from the hospital as more of his staff test positive, for coronavireating disarray in the west wing. then, a race upended-- we talk to representatives from both campaigns about how the president's diagnosis shakes up the election. p anitical stakes-- our politics monday team assesses the impact the outbreak could have on the campaign for the white house and the supreme

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nourished, well hydrated to be the most efficient and productive he can possibly be and monitor these symptoms going forward. i don't think he's out of the woods just yet. >> we still do not know when the president last tested negative. here's what dr. conley said about the progression of the president's symptoms. listen. >> thursday night into friday morning when i left the bedside the president was doing well with only mild symptoms and his oxygen was in the high 90s. late friday morning when i returned to the bedside, the president had a high fever and his oxygen saturation was transiently dipping below 94%. >> doctor, he, we're told, tested positive on thursday and then by friday he had a high fever. his oxygen saturation levels were dropping below 94%. does this onsets and progression make sense to you or is it possible the president was experiencing mild symptoms days earlier? >> my expectation is there may have been some symptoms earlier than that. now, we all saw him on tuesday and he looked well. it's unclear to me when his first symptoms really started. and i think this is a very important point. in my experience taking care of covid

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product, that has been growing above what it was last year. so it is really very different dynamics. the weaknesses you just spotted. but all of those areas, powder coatings, woodoatings, packaging, is very strong. we have a very diversified portfolio. that explains why we are up 18% and our bottom line and explains why all of our metrics are very strong. it balances out the good and the more challenging. companies,many other you put some restructuring for cost cutting measures on hold during the pandemic. i am wondering going forward in this quarter and beginning of 2021, what is still on hold and where have you gone back to plan? teri you may remember that the 15% saless to reach by 2020. since the beginning of 2018, we had a transformation program. we did the hard work during the last years before the pandemic so we do not have to do anything special for the pandemic. we also i think it really made our business model pretty lean. still a ways to go, but so far we are good where we are. it is also why we did not need to take any specific measures during covid-19. we don't believe we have to take any special measures even in 2021. you mentioned the share buyba

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