king was co-pastor. hope to see you back here tomorrow. brianna keilar picks up the coverage right now. have a good day. i'm brianna keilar and welcoming viewers. a dangerous new turn in the coronavirus pandemic. nearly half of all u.s. states seeing a jump in new coronavirus cases, 11 states are seeing spikes of more than 50% in the past week. the number of confirmed cases at 2 million and more than 120,000 deaths. officials in states across the south have warned that more young people in the 20s and 30s are now testing positive. one infectious disease expert comparing the months to a forest fire. globally the world health organization reported the largest single day increase in

more than 183,000 new cases on sunday. that was driven mostly by brazil and the u.s. tom foreman with me now on this. tell me where we're seeing the most increases stateside here. >> reporter: it is stretching from coast to coast. if you take a look at the current map, everything that's red or dark red that's where they're seeing an increase and you can see pockets down there in the southeast, the middle of the country and of course the west is just getting hammered with cases out there. we have been looking at the maps for weeks and weeks now. this is as bad as it's been i think to see it spread this wide. take a look at arizona where the president is going for the next rally this week where he's hoping to have a big turnout there at the border, a rally at a church holding 3,000 people. arizona has been seeing the cases jump up recently to about

2,400 new cases every day, me n and if you look back over the track since early on in june, this has been steadily growing and the number of cases and the number of hospitalizations so much so that arizona absolutely is a hot spot on this first day of summer with no sign of it getting any easier down there. they have just enacted a new mask law in phoenix. the president has turned away from masks many, many times and many followers have, too. the city says they won't be looking for mask enforcement there. arizona absolutely one of the hottest spots in the country right now but look at this. compared to the top five states, look at the other ones that are in there. terrifically bad and leading them is florida. which really was a place where they hoped it wouldn't be so bad

and now it absolutely is. bri brianna? >> seemed to be tracking well for a bit there. thank you. alarming milestone in florida, the state now reporting more than 100,000 cases and the big reason for that jump, just look at the new number of new cases in the last three days here. more than 11,000 since friday. cnn's rosa flores is in miami beach for us. tell us how the hospitals look there, rosa. >> reporter: hi, brianna. it is difficult to tell how hospitals are doing in relation to covid-19 patients because the state of florida does not issue those numbers. however, we have been getting a glimpse of what's going on because jackson health, a major hoemt systems here in the state of florida, issued numbers and in the past two weeks, a 75% increase. here in florida, according to governor desantis, what is driving the uptick in coronavirus cases right now are

young people. not social distancing, not wearing masks out and about. we hit the street to show you what's going on. we are in miami beach, a restaurant. hee you get a one-use menu and you can see that the tables are at least six feet apart. and if you look beyond this restaurant you will see that restaurants have spilled over on to the street because that gives them a little more room to spread out to allow people to social distance. and you can see that there are multiple layers of restaurants that are doing the same thing. here you could tell that people are social distancing. you're required to wear a mask while you're not dining. but over the weekend three restaurants were closed here in miami-dade because they were not following the rules and that is the message both locally and the state of florida inspections

will be going up as the number of coronavirus cases also increase. >> thank you for showing us what's happening there in miami beach. new york city is now entering a phase two of its coronavirus reopening plan today and this means that offices, hair salons, barbershops, car dealerships and outdoor dining are going to be allowed to resume. cnn's alexander field has more from new york. >> reporter: this is a big step for new york's comeback. a sight a we haven't seen. people at restaurants and bars outside on the sidewalks. along with bringing back the restaurant industry, other big steps we are seeing in-store retail sales open to people, you can go to a salon or barbershops. milestone that is people looking forward to. this is once the epicenter of the virus and new york made

remarkable progress. the positivity rates on tests less than 1% across the state. in order to hold the progress that new yorkers have made the governor signed executive order that is will strictly enforce social distancing. it could lead to the suspension of liquor licenses for bars and restaurants that don't closely follow the guidelines. a promising new report development from the maker of remdesivir, the drug effective treating covid patients. gill ya gilead sciences said they'll start a trial of inhaled version and could be more earlier distributed. with more now to discuss is june ellis, an associate chief nursing officer at jackson health system in system. thank you for being with us. your network reporting a 75%

increase in cases so tell us what you are seeing in the hospitals there. >> good afternoon. we have seen a significant increase in the last week or so of covid positive patients coming into the jackson health system. at our peak, prior to april, we were seeing about 167 patients. today we spiked to 204 which is the first time that we have been over 200. and we are seeing a significant amount of patients in their younger years. in our peak we were seeing more of the over 65-year-old age group. >> tell us about that. as you see the spike in cases and people who are in their 20s and 30s and this isn't just happening in florida, it is happening in texas, georgia. why do you think that's happening? >> you know, we have to speculate that it has to go hand in hand with the opening and we

are seeing a lot of the younger population not wearing masks, back to the routine as they normal can be and not social distancing. we know it is proven that masks and social distancing does help to prevent the covid virus. >> certainly does, right? it is proven that it saved lives. i want to ask you about something the president said in tulsa over the weekend at his campaign rally. he said when you increase testing for covid-19 you find more cases and he claims that he asked officials to quote slow down the testing. the white house now says he was joking but it's actually something similar to what we have heard him say many times before. if that is true, though, the deaths don't lie, nearing 120,000 deaths. what do you think about the possibility of a joke of slowing down testing? >> i think it's important for people to be tested if they're

exhibiting any symptoms whatsoever. i don't believe we should slow down on the testing. it is important for us to know the status of patients, our health care workers, your father, mother, et cetera to quarantine and we can assist with treatments. if we slow down in the testing we don't know then exactly that. we're not going to know and we could be sitting next to someone who possibly is positive. >> do you think the spikes are solely attributable to there being testing or spikes are real and attributable to there being more cases? >> obviously if we test more you're going to get more information. i think what's important to notice is the more testing is the positivity of the test. seeing more positives, throughout this testing then that's an important factor. a lot of people test positive. we have seen it and here at our

hospital they test positive and they're totally asymptomatic but they still should quarantine for 14 days because we don't know if they continue to -- we assume they are. we are not sure what happens with the virus itself. so it's important for patients to get -- people to get tested. >> yeah. all right. june ellis, thank you so much. we appreciate your perspective down there in miami. thanks. >> thank you. nascar is investigating a noose found in the garage of bubba wallace, a black nascar driver. hear who was inside of the building where it was found. plus, the nypd suspending an officer for a quote disturbing chokehold on a black man. and the future of president trump's rallies are now in question after sources say the president's angry about the turnout in tulsa. this is cnn's special live coverage.

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nascar is now investigating a potential hate crime o. officials say a noose was found inside bubba wallace's garage. wallace is the sport's only full-time african-american driver. two weeks ago he drove a car promoting the black lives matter movement and led the niche nif to ban confederate flags from nascar events. nascar said, quote, we are angry and outraged and cannot state strongly enough how seriously we take this heinous act. we have launched an immediate investigation and will do everything we can to identify the person or persons responsible and eliminate them

from the sport. i'm joined by brianna daniels, the first african-american woman to work on a nascar pit crew and i can't overstate just how significant that is. thank you so much for being with us. you learned about this noose in bubba wallace's garage. tell us your reaction. >> you know, hearing about that just made me very angry. because it's sad. you know? as soon as nascar was going in a positive direction, something like this happens. but the individual who committed this act, this is an individual who is not with the change that's happening obviously. and this is not what nascar represents at all. because we're a family in nascar and we don't do things like this so i hope whoever is involved

with placing the noose in bubba's garage gets, you know, they get what they deserve and they're banned forever, from coming to the race and events and everything else because that's disturbing and shows you that racism still exists. at the end of the day you can only pray for people like that. like i said, that's not what nascar represents and people who commit things like that. that's not what nascar is about. >> you know, one of the things i think is this was in a garage stall. it's almost like someone, you know for the uninitiated, this is not an area everyone has access to. this is like walking into the office and there's a noose there. who would have had access to this? >> yes. as everyone knows that fans really aren't -- people who aren't a part of nascar not

allowed in the racing events right now making it more interesting to learn about who is really behind this. you know? because of we don't know and unfortunately there aren't -- i don't think there are that many cameras around in the garage areas to have even seen like who could be behind this so to know that had to be someone like within who's i guess a part of some of the teams. had to be somebody who's in the garage area who's behind this so -- but i said i hope nascar finds out who this person was to remove them altogether because that's not what nascar's about. i'm behind nascar all the way. this is very -- this behavior is very disgusting. whoever did this, whoever is involved. nascar will do their job and will find out who did it to have

them removed. >> so this is a big da today, right? talladega rescheduled. expecting to see this at 3:00 p.m. today, a big race of the sir ki circuit. it is in the deep south. you are at talladega this weekend. i want to show viewers something that i think you saw. you tweeted on the way to the speedway. lets's take a look at this. you can see a lot of confederate flags there and there was as well we understand reports of confederate flags across from the speedway and one that said defund nascar. i wonder if you think that there are actually more flags since nascar banned confederate flags and imagery and the message you think that sends. >> nascar banning the confederate flags from racing events was the biggest thing to have happen since the end of the civil war. basically since nascar's a

southern-based sport and they finally realized that they wanted to get rid of this negative symbol. because nascar, we are all about togetherness and we don't need anything, you know, dividing us. and the flag was so much negative history behind it, that's not what nascar is about and there are people who are very, very excited about the removal. like i said i'm all for the removal of the confederate flag at racing events. there are people that are angry but nascar had to deal with that flag many years and they decided to go with the route of going without. there's nothing wrong with that. i stand behind them fully with the removal. more race fans wanted to join. i had people contact me saying they'll come to events now. that was another big step for our sport going in the right

direction. >> yeah. >> what i think is cool about nascar is seeing the pit crews and you can see the race car drivers up close if you get into the infield. so you're actually -- fans can walk right by you while you prep for the race and i wonder, having had sort of more exposure to fans, have you experienced racism or discrimination since you joined the sport? >> hey, you know it is hard being a black woman in nascar. and i have had my struggles, been through things, but hey, i'm here in the sport for a reason. i'm here to make a difference, make a change and nascar is my family. you know? i'm so behind them. supporting the black lives matter movement and just basically taking the necessary

steps that we need in order to progress the sport and make it a better sport that welcomes all faces. not just one face. so -- >> what's your message to bubba wallace here on this big day? >> i would just tell bubba to -- i mean, he know what it is for real. >> we want to know. >> yeah. we go through the same things but, you know, just for bubba, you need to be strong. you know? us being the only few people of color in this sport, it is already tough and you have to be tough to be here and we both have tough skin and he will be good and using this as motivation to keep moving forward. he has to block this out because whoever was trying to intimidate him they pretty much failed because it's not bothering him. he's still going do do what he has to do, what he has to get

done and fully behind him. i support him. >> thank you so much for joinings us from charlotte. >> thank you for having me. new york is sparking another debate about statues over plans to remove the roosevelt statue from the steps of the museum of natural history. also, new reporting on the president's reaction to the smaller than expected crowd at the rally and what republican donors are saying behind the scenes. after the powerful prosecutor refused to resign, the president fires him. so what happens to active cases he's been investigating? we have that next. product of the year. gum detoxd it works below the gum line to neutralize harmful plaque bacteria and help reverse early gum damage. gum detoxify, from crest.

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calls for investigations into attorney general bill barr growing louder after the friday night ouster of a most powerful prosecutor in the country. the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york who's gone after president trump's allies. house democrats are now inviting geoffrey berman to testify on capitol hill wednesday. barr announced that berman

resigned the post but then berman said, no, he had not resigned. the investigations would proceed and he showed up to work on sad. barr said the president was firing him, this as the president told reporters saturday, no, he wasn't involved at all. a source familiar said berman refused to sign a doj letter chris sides the new york coronavirus restrictions. we were told barr was not aware and nothing to do with the ouster. i want to bring in senator maize hirono. >> good to be with you. >> what is your reaction to his firing? >> i think it was totally politically motivated because of the pattern of the behavior from attorney general barr that he is very much the henchman to donald trump and he's not the attorney

for the u.s. people, the attorney for the president. and so, based on his behavior over the course of his tenure, i'd say that the departure of this prosecutor was politically motivated. at a time when we're only four months or so away from the national presidential elections so i think barr was motivated by a desire to protect the president. that's where he comes from, most of the decisions he makes. >> when you look at what the sdny was responsible for investigating and prosecuting the president's key allies and con tacks, you you had attorney rouge, two associates and the president was tagged as individual one in the case that sent the fixer michael cohen to prison. are any of those specifically do you believe the reason that he was fired? >> i think that it was politically motivated, and so,

those are all areas that i know that the president would just asoon the investigation and anything that follows should just go away. in addition, as both mentioned, there's the issue of turkish bank doing certain things and southern district of new york investigates financial crimes which is why they were going after what was happening with the president's campaign's use of money for the inauguration and a number of other things. in addition, we should note that barr had his fingerprints on moving the u.s. attorney for the district of columbia to was investigating roger stone and -- there was a -- flynn. so you know? there's an entire pattern and i'm glad that lindsey graham said any nominee for the sdny would require blue slips from

the relevant new york senators, chuck schumer and kristen gillibrand and if graham abides by the blues process then those slips will not be forthcoming for the person that trump wants to nominate with no prosecutorial experience. >> you're talking about head jay clayton, of course. >> yes. >> s.e.c. head. >> yes. >> he has not had any prosecutorial experience. >> nope. >> extremely unusual in a case like this. i want to ask you about something that the president said in an interview with axios. he said he held off on sanctions against china over detention camps that china has built to detain thousands of minority muslims because he wanted to make sure the trade deal went forward. he said that tariffs were worse than any sanction.

what is your reaction to that? >> the president doesn't give very much credence to human rights concerns. this is the same president who literally ripped babies out of the arms of parents at the borders. he is not interested in those aspects and so much more interested in the financial goals and as though the humanitarian concerns of very little priority for him and again that's reflected in what he said about what china's doing to the minority muslims and of course the president came out with a muslim ban practically on day one of his presidency. >> you have seen no doubt what is in the president's former national security adviser john bolton's new book, officially out tomorrow. bolton is now saying that he would have testified before congress if he got a subpoena in the impeachment process and blaming house democrats for how

they hans ld the process. >> i was fully prepared if i got a subpoena. i think the way the house advocates of impeachment proceeded was badly wrong. i think it was impeachment malpractice. >> you could have been that person providing that testimony. >> it would not have made any difference. >> how can you say that? >> because minds were made up on capitol hill. >> what do you think about him saying it wouldn't have made any difference? >> that's rationalizing his own behavior and note that the house did issue a number of subpoenas and challenged by this administration and so there you have it. bolton should have come forward without being subpoenaed but he didn't do it. he was waiting for a court decision on another subpoena before he could decide and now you have this book and he's pointing the fingers at house republicans.

i think it is just ridiculous and it goes to show what kind of person bolton is at the same time we should be happy he is not voting for trump. wow. you know what? let me go back to attorney general barr because this behavior of barr is a pattern, very dangerous and he should do the country a favor and resign. and i hope the country realizes that we have a choice to make four and a half months from now that we can have the former years of this president and the administration corrupt as can be or we can vote for somebody like vice president biden who shows intellect, empathy and all the things that the president lacks in spades. >> senator, thank you so much, senator hirono from capitol hill. >> thank you. the nba is providing rings to players that will help predict coronavirus. but do they work? plus, i'll speak live with a

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new york city police officer has been suspended without pay for aparentally putting a black man in a chokehold a. practice the city council banned. body cam video captured the disturbing incident. >> i'm just trying to -- >> [ bleep ]! stop choking him! he's choking him! let him go, bro. >> he's out. >> let him go. >> look, look. >> back up. >> [ bleep ]. >> those are bystanders that you hear yelling at the police to stop choking the suspect. before the police made that arrest, the officers were being tauntd taunted by that group that gathered there. i want to bring in simone prokupecz. is an officer saying he is out there on video? is that correct? >> reporter: that's what the lawyer for the man said that he was unconscious some point.

but what we do know is he received an injury, perhaps a laceration or a cut to the head, during that incident. we don't know the circumstances of the injuries. the officer suspended almost immediately. the nypd after video of the incident surfaced they movered to suspend the officer and released the body cam video within hours and then hear on that video the group that this man was with saying that the officer was choking the man and then you can see on the video there's an officer that taps the officer who was holding this man in a chokehold, tapping him on shoulder on the back indicating that he should back off and he does. one piece of new information that we did just get from the district attorney's office in queens where this incident happened is not going to prosecute this man. he was charged by the police were resisting arrest. there was another charge of

obstruction. the d.a. is moving to not prosecute this man. in turn, though, they're invest gar gaiting this officer and legislation that criminalizes police chokeholds and the officer could face charges and the d.a. did not indicate where they'll go with the case and investigating the officer and as you said the officers i have talked to at the nypd are all very troubled by this. no one can understand why the officer would do this given everything going on and the training. nypd for years has not been allowed to use chokeholds, banned them, there's previous incident with eric garner and why this officer would do this, as you said, though, this was a tou tough situation and the group that they had responded to, disorderly men at the location, they went and when that video that the police received, the

police put out, 35 minutes long and there are several minutes where the men are taunting the officers, threatening them. some point whether the officer moves in, everything escalates. >> yeah. shimon, thank you for that. coming up, a kentucky tattoo shop offering to cover up hate and gang symbols for free and we are going to talk to one of the artists next. ring it back. the five-dollar footlong. better choice for matthew. it's back sandwich emoji.♪ five-dollar footlongs are back when you buy two. for a limited time. mortgage rates just dropped to fivnear 50-year lows. are back when you buy two. one call to newday usa can save you $2,000 every year. and once you refinance, the savings are automatic. thanks to your va streamline refi benefit, at newday there's no income verification, no appraisal, and no out of pocket costs.

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just in. after the president used a racial slur, describing the coronavirus, calling it kung-flu. that's his quote at the rally in tulsa. the white house, not only defending it moments ago, but defending the uses of racial slurs. >> last july president trump declared himself the least racist person anywhere in the world.

why does he use racist phrases like kung-flu? >> the president doesn't. what the president does do is point to the fact that the origin of the virus is china. it's a fair thing to point out as china tries to ridiculously rewrite history, ridiculously blame the coronavirus on american soldiers. and president trump is saying, no, china, i will label the virus for its place of origin. >> that's what he's doing using the racist term, kung-flu? what about aegds americans who are deeply offended that this will lead to further attacks of discrim nations? >> he's said it's important we protect our asian community around the world. they're amazing people and the spreading of the virus is not their fault in any way shape or form. we will prevail together. it's very important. so, it's not a discussion about

asian-americans. it's an indictment of china for letting the virus get here. and the media blames president trump for the china virus, wuhan virus, when they themselves have used the very terms. cnn, the chinese coronavirus. and more than a dozen other examples. >> kung-flu is extremely offensive to many people in the asian-american community. to be clear, are you saying the white house does not believe it is racist? >> to be clear i think the media is trying to play games with the terminology of the virus and the fact is they left it out of their country. a phrase they widely condemn have been used by the media. cnn said on january twektd. twektd. the president is going to focus on action.

>> calling it a chinese coronavirus and the kung-flu are very different -- >> the media and your network -- >> the king -- >> your media and network repeatedly have used wuhan virus and china virus and went on to derive the president as using a term that they them selves have never used. i'd be more than happy to go through cnn's history. on february 9th, you talked about the wuhan, february coronavirus. on january 22nd, the wuhan virus. >> you're calling the kung-flu though. it is not the same thing as calling the kung-flu. >> all right. you have to point this out, right? let's be clear here. calling the coronavirus the kung-flu is racist. the president made this racist

remark and kaley is defending it from the white house podium. and she knows what she's doing. she talked about his racist comments about mexicans. so, she knows exactly what she's doing. i want to bring in kaitlan collins, april ryan. katelyn, to you first. i mean, we always say this. it's hard to be surprised by something. i think what was so, i guess noticeable there was just her repeated defense of a racist term. it was like watching someone over and over again say something that we know, based on her past comments -- i mean, she'll say anything. what did you think about this? >> the argument the white house is making is that because media outlets in january and other months refer to it as the chinese coronavirus or the wu