that's what happened to the other states. their mistake was they listened to the president. >> i want to turn now to cnn's jason carol, who's been tracking activity in the states facing a surge right now. >> reporter: a lot of mixed messages out there. a top official said today there is no question that the united states is seeing a surge in the sun belt. he says all hands are on deck. all this as there is some encouraging news on the front to find a vaccine. >> reporter: another week, another record in florida. now the epicenter of the pandemic. sunday marked the fourth time the state reported more than 10,000 cases in a single day. intensive care units are at 130% capacity. a curfew now in effect in the city of miami beach to help curb crowds in popular night spots. >> now, every day, it's over 10,000. it's like the norm.

as long as we don't work together and i'm talking counties and the state, we're going to find ourselves in this problem right now? >> reporter: nation wide predicting the u.s. death count from the virus will be more than 150,000 americans within the next three weeks. all while the president continuously fails to acknowledge the lag in testing. some waiting seven days or longer for test results. >> we're working to decrease the turn around times. one state was at five days average. seven states were between four and five days. 18 states were between two and three days. a book that you're ready to share with the world? and the rest were between two get published now, and three days. we want to redusz that. call for your free publisher kit it will be reduced. today! >> reporter: california still seeing a resurgence in the number of coronavirus cases. los angeles's mayor says he is on the brink of reissuing a stay-at-home order.

a florida mom is dealing >> i do agree those things happen too quickly. with the unimaginable. byron was just 20 years old. >> reporter: meanwhile two groups developing vaccines show his sister was only 23. early trial results show they and they both became very ill are safe and create an immune very quickly. response. they didn't know they had coronavirus. more research is needed to known they were hospitalize butted if they effectively prevent their conditions worsened. people from the virus. now their message -- their family, i should say, has a on saturday the highest daily message for all of us. death count in the state since the pandemic bagan. monique hicks is joining us now 87 dollars signed a letter, and also joining us is who is urging him not to reopen until at least october. mourning her cousins. arizona's governor has resisted i'm sorry you're here just calls for a statewide mask doesn't even come cles. but i'm very appreciative you're here to talk to us about your kids. monique, to you first. mandate, specifically in fgeorga and seeking an emergency i think our viewers are going to enjoy this. tell us about byron frances and induction and keep bottoms from making statements to the press. mikaela. they seem like lights of your meanwhile, starting today life. >> yes, they are. walmart, khol's and cvs

those are my hearts and will requiring customers to wear face always be my hearts. coverings. all i can say is take this virus and delta telling passengers who cannot wear a mask on flights to serious because it's real. it's out there. consider staying home. few signs of masks or social wear your mask. distancing in queens, new york it's serious. over the weekend where police had to break up a crowded street and if you do have medical party. the city now moving forward with phase four of reopening but still no indoor dining. issues, because my babies were fine. and governor cuomo is in georgia they were fine. they had issues, health issues, meeting with savannah's mayor to yes. talk about ways of trying to stop the spread in that state. savannah's mayor, as you know, but i can honestly can't say has been very critical of the where they got this virus from state's governor, saying because they were basically georgia's governor is basically homebound. we went to orlando for a playing politics instead of listening to the science. vacation and all the sudden they and i just mentioned there is news on the race to find a vaccine. came homesick. the medical journal is reporting and it's strange and it's -- they're working on a vaccine that may give people protection against the coronavirus.

they were not out -- they were the vaccine stimulated the body to create a double immune outgoing, but they were -- i response. mean, i don't know. it's serious. i want to bring in dr. jorge, an just take it serious. internal medicine and viral specialist. i'm sorry. i really want to get your take on this. >> no, pardon me for interrupting you. because last hour we heard from you were saying they're very outgoing young people. dr. peter hotez, who said yes, >> correct, correct. it's potentially good news, but there's so many unknowns. >> so, byron frances was the so, you give us your assessments first to fall ill. of this oxford study and what it will mean for the lives of tell us what happened next. americans, if anything at this point. what symptoms was he showing? >> absolutely. i think he's right. >> he sunday -- saturday morning let's try to understand how studies and trials have to go he woke up. before we say this works. he was having trouble breathing. if oxford had not passed this test, this vaccine was really and it just sounded so weird the not going to work. way he was breathing that we so, what happened was they wanted to see if this vaccine knew something wasn't right. so so, mikaela jumped out of her would create antibodies and more specifically neutralizing bed and she was like something's

wrong with byron. antibodies against the covid virus. he's not breathing good. they also wanted to see if it was safe. and i got a call. so, i jumped out. and on both cases, the answer was yes. she came running in the room to tell me. it created neutralizing and i came out and he was antibodies in a month and a second dose to 100% of the breathing kind of funny. 30-something people they tested. we were trying to make him say something, anything. if this had not happened, this and it was just so hard for him. vaccine would have been dead in he was all choked up. the water. but now we have a vaccine that so, i immediately called the creates antibodies. paramedics. the big question is so what? i called the paramedics and they rushed him to florida medical. does it really keep people from getting covid? that is the next step. and that was around 9:00-ish, the phase three trial that's going to involve thousands of people. have we not crossed this hurdle, we probably wouldn't have gotten to phase three. 10:00-ish, i lost my baby due to so, this is good news. cardiac arrest. again, let's temper it because we need more information. >> and it was not too much >> it required two doses, right? we should be clear about that. longer -- mikaela, who , it basically like a booster. is there something about the sounds like was feeling fiep at mechanism of what happened that that time, she developed symptoms. is doefinately promising or is is that correct? >> correct. probably -- okay. it only possibly promising?

that was saturday for byron. >> it's definitely promising. that tuesday night -- because this is an antibody against what is the spike protein. mikaela, after byron, she wouldn't come out the room. like, spiking a ball of the virus. she was in her room. why is this important? she wouldn't really come out. because it's the one part of the virus that we think does not and tuesday night -- i had a little company. mutate. here and it was about byron and therefore, if you make antibodies to the permanently she came out her room. unmutatable site, that's good and she was like mommy, my head hurt. news. i don't feel good. it means those antibodies may continue working. turn on the fan, i'm hot. so, again, this is very and i'm like it's not hot. you're okay. promising, and it will probably, and just praying and hoping she all right, work. would say she didn't want to go but again never say never until to the hospital. it is done. i'm like baby you want to go to the hospital and she said yes. forever. >> then let's talk what that she doesn't like hospitals. could mean for timeline, i completely kept asking the assuming it were to clear other question until she was like, hurdles and there's like two mom, crank up the car and let's dozen vaccines in the process go. right now. i took her to broward general but what would the earliest be medical center. got her inside. if this continues to clear hurdles. we're waiting for the triage. >> so, let's say they now start once they triaged her, she never phase three trials. came back out.

probably the earl they end up admitting her. remember, we don't want to keep leaking information, because every day it was something different. something different. this has to be verified. vaccin because she went in with a headache, fever. keeps people from getting the virus for another six to nine it went from her breathing got worse. months because you need a group that has the vaccine and a group she lost a kidney. that doesn't have the vaccine her liver began to fail. and there needs to be a difference as to how many are and it just went one after getting the actual covid in one another, one after another. group as compared to the other. do you give people covid or try she started slowly losing everything. to? probably not. you just let nature take it's course and keep analyzing the data. this now is taking us into the >> monique, it's -- i, i hope beginning of 2021. and supposedly, from what i that, daresha, that you can tell hear, they are ready to start mass manufacturing this vaccine, us about your cousins. which means if everything goes i want to concentrate on -- we well, maybe towards the middle see these numbers and i know of 2021 or early 2021, there may this is part of the reason you're joining us today. be a vaccine. that's my opinion. these aren't just numbers. these are special people. then you have to make the distribution, get it out to can you tell me about your people. cousins.

>> byron was a gamer. so, hopefully, if everything he loved his game. goes well, early to middle of he loved his family. next year, there will be a very funny. vaccine that prevents and then very goofy. you have to start jockeying. and that's the politics of the vaccination. just was the goof ball of the family. >> and that's hurdles. all hurdles have to be cleared. and that is a best-case scenario. mukayla was very loving, would which we appreciate. give you her last. you'll call her and say, kayla, >> my pleasure. we'll see you soon. i don't have a ride and she would come. america's federal response she loved kids. as other nations are seeing success. her and my daughter had a real special bond. fareed zakaria will explain why. and again president trump kayla was the light of the family. downplaying the virus. her smile could light up the room. he explains it to the sniffles, for young people, anyway. her joking just -- they were and a cognitive test to show why real special people in this world. he wants to make mental competence an issue in this campaign. ment center,

it's like walking into the chocolate factory and you won a golden ticket. >> and monique, i know you miss all of these are face masks. them dearly. this looks like a bottle of vodka. what do you want people to know? but when we first got these, we were like whoa! what do you want them to take [laughing] my three-year-old, when we get a box delivered, screams "mommy's work!" mommy's work. away from? with this pandemic, safety is even more important to make sure we go home it's an unimaginable loss for so many people. safe every single day. >> it is. if you've been contact would ed the virus, stay away from people. wear your mask, stay sanitized. i mean, just stay home. stay home. >> and take serious. it's not a joke. it's not a game. it's not something the government done made up. it's not a political -- it's not nothing that has to do with democrat or republican. it's for all of us, to be safe,

for your loved ones to be safe. nobody wants this. nobody should have to feel the pain. my auntie shouldn't have to feel this pain. but it is what it is. we want them to know it's real, it's very serious. hug your loved ones but be smart about it. wear your mask, wash your hands. six feet social distancing, don't come out unless you really, really got to. especially in florida. don't come out unless you really got to. >> i want to thank you both for being with us. daresha scott, monique hicks, my heart is going out to you. i'm going to say some prayers for both of you and your family tonight. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. hey there people eligible for medicare.

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answer many of the questions. >> okay. so, we also looked at the questions president trump insists mr. wallace couldn't answer because they, quote, get very hard. and the test includes pictures of animals to identify. another question asks you to draw a clock 10 past 7:00. and to copy a cube. in another section, five numbers you have to repeat in order and three numbers are read and you have to repeat them in backward order. and the last five questions, the ones the president said are the hard ones, you're asked to, quote, name maximum number of words in one minute that begin with the letter "f" and recall five words that were given to you minutes earlier. and the very last questions ask you name the date, month, year, day, the place and the city that you are in. and that is what the president of the united states is bragging about being able to do. this is a cognitive test. it is not meant to be hard.

this is meant to identify people with alzheimer's or other forms of dementia and this is prompting the question why did the president's doctors decide he needed to take the exam? it's also prompting the question of why is he bragging about this? and we're seeing president trump chaos in portland over the continuing to double down on his weekend as social justice false statements about the coronavirus pandemic as americans are dying. protesters clash with federal agents deployed by the trump he's still denying reality and administration. and now cnn has learned they are ignoring the magnitude of the getting ready to send federal outbreak and claims the u.s. is, agents to chicago. quote, the envy of the world, the u.s. attorney wants an when it comes to testing. and i want to bring in fareed investigation after videos surfaced showing unidentified camouflaged agents arresting protesters and putting them in unmarked cars. zakaria, the host of "fareed zakaria gps." this was tweeted out by the i mean, i'll tell you how they think the u.s. is doing. democratic senator, jeff i wonder if it isn't the same as merkley. they accuse the agents of what experts are saying about how the u.s. is handling this esclatding the situation. pandemic. >> the truth is, brianna, you >> the president has a complete misunderstanding of cause and don't need to doubt experts, effect. what's happening is we have leaders, all you have to do is look at the numbers. dozens, if not hundreds of

federal troops descending upon if the president thinks the our city. united states is doing well in and what they are doing is sharply escalating the the coronavirus pandemic situation. compared to the rest of the rich countries in the world, the their presence is actually leading to more violence and advance, he needs to take more vandalism and it's not another cognitive test. helping the situation at all. because the united states is they're not wanted here, we haven't asked for them here. basically at the brought bottom in fact, we want them to leave. of the heap. the united states is, roughly >> and this disturbing video speaking, has 10 times the number of daily deaths that europe has. shows them beating a navy many european countries have a veteran with batons and dousing few hundred cases every day. him with pepper spray when he says that he was trying to florida alone is up to 10,000 engage them in a civil conversation. cases a day. that navy veteran, chris david, we're doing worse by an order of is joining me now. magnitude and the datedau makes chris, thank you so much for being with us. this absolutely clear. just walk us through what >> and worse with more resources. happened that night as you were i think that's what is so there, i guess, trying to speak incredibly frustrating, as we -- to the what officers it's answering the question what does leadership mean in all this? you are doing a primetime >> well, yeah, that was actually special so important tonight on the primary reason that i went president trump's conspiracy theories. down there to this protest. i want to watch a clip of what this looks like. this is my first one.

i wanted to see if i could have this looks at his ties to the a civil discussion with these fringe conspiracy group. federal agents, officers. and asked them why they felt >> where we go one, we go all. that it was okay what they were >> general michael flynn, the former national security doing, that myself, that they advisor, whom trump has lavishly were violating the oath to the constitution. praised as a fine man wronged by so what i did in preparation for the justice system. that, i put on my naval academy sweatshirt, my navy wrestling took the cue non oath on the hat and my backpack with all of my -- under the presumption they would respect that and maybe fourth of july with friends and family. talk to me instead of treat me the lawyers tell cnn say the as another protester. oath he took was not connected that didn't work out at all. >> no, that did not work out. to cue naun, but it's and we see the video of what universally recognized inside then happened. the cue movement. you just turned away. >> where we go one, we go all. you had a signal for them as you turned away but you walked away >> reporter: president donald trump frequently retweets their from them as they were beating accounts. you. tell us, what is the damage on the same day michael flynn here. >> just a bunch of bruises. took his oath, while the otherwise, they did pretty much coronavirus was surging to record levels all over the smash my hand up quite a bit

with batons i have a couple of country, the president retweeted fractures in this hand and one of them is serious and i'll have to have surgery. >> so i know that part of this tweets by the account four times. for you was going down there about 600,000 people have voted wearing your sweatshirt, wearing your hat. and thinking that perhaps you for their connect said political candidates. might get further in a civil discussion than someone who was not showing, you know, that they >> i'm margery green, and i have -- i think serving in the approve this ad. military, it is sort of your ability to say, look, i love my >> reporter: she faces an august country and i've shown that, run off in her effort to win a right. so as a veteran, you were trying congressional seat from northwest georgia. to communicate that. how do you feel about the president sending in federal troops as a veteran? >> i'm 100% against it. >> the elites and washington i think it is a move -- it is a d.c., is it going to be say unilateral move being made in order to generate chaos and tannic worship? >> reporter: margery green is create division. i don't see any point in what favored to win that seat in the they're doing because every house of representatives. night they do the same thing, >> i mean, it is stunning. the same results occur and the

protests only get bigger. that is -- it's just very scary >> i know one of the things when you put it out there like that. you're trying to -- i think you and it's just so clear in how you explain it. want veterans to -- you have a tell us the other conspiracies message for veterans. you're examining. what is your message for >> well, the most important one, veterans? >> my message for veterans is remember your oath to the constitution. and the qanon group is very much i take almost all of us -- think behind this. almost all of us do. we're really leading up to this. or pretty much all of us, we is a conspiracy that says that understand the meaning of those words and i was hoping that some there are vast group ocs of peo of the federal agents were veterans and maybe they would making sure there is enough remember the oath of office they voter fraud that president trump took when they were in the is not going to win the election. president trump is laying the military. >> i want to listen now, chris, groundwork for the ability to say if and when he loses the to how the deputy secretary ken election, it was a fraud. i never lost. cuccinelli described what i should not be leaving office. happened to you. >> you have marshal service and the qanon people know about folks you don't have dhs that. officersm i'm familiar with the video you're talking about and he has been making the point all i have is a video that i've about mail-in ballots. seen. i haven't seen either the audio they may be coming in from or the reports of officers of china. what was going on.

>> based on what you see -- it's all, of course, nonsense. based on what you see, based on there's no factual basis for it. but in a senses, this is the what you see -- based on what you see -- most dangerous conspiracy theory >> no, i don't base things on we have ever heard. because it is a conspiracy one -- the reason we came there wasn't because of some future theory that will make it video. the reason we advanced other dhs impossible for the united states law enforcement officers is to have power, which is the because there was intelligence hallmark of american government really since the constitution. locally generated that there were going to be threated to >> and the president just this weekend asked if he would federal facilities. respect the outcome of the maintaining an appropriate response is an ongoing election and raising doutsz obligation. i grant you that. about whether he will, which and that's for all of us. makes it so clear why it's dangerous. but at the same time, the threat this is going to be a fantastic special, fareed and don't miss to those federal facilities and officers did materialize. the cnn special report "donald >> what is your response to trump's conspiracy theories." that's tonight at 9:00 eastern pacific on cnn. cuccinelli? >> oh, that is a difficult one. the governor refuses to close ken cuccinelli could not see gyms because he said people who what is obvious to millions of workout are at low risk. other people. >> which is? i'll speak to someone who says >> and, well, that i was he was infected at the gym. standing there peacefully and and fact checking the claim that then they beat me for pretty

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as cases sore in florida, some city and county leaders are pushing for a lockdown. but florida governor is calling them a blip and dismissing a push to close down gyms.

>> that's not something i'm going to close, partially because, if you look, you talk to any physician, particularly the people under 50. if you're in good shape, you have a very, very low likelihood of ending up in significant condition as a revlt of the coronavirus. and so, i think taking that option away for people to be healthy just doesn't make sense. just in, democratic leaders >> i want to bring in david, a are voicing concerns about congress being targed by a covid survivor who tested positive back in march and spent six days on a ventilator in a foreign disinformation campaign. new york icu in critical condition. nancy pelosi writing a letter to the fbi saying we're gravely thank you so much for being with us. concerned in a congress appears to be the target of foreign you have a gym connection. interference campaign which >> i'm doing very well, thank seeks to lander disinformation you. in order to influence congressional activity, public i feel fairly well recovered debate and the presidential compared to a lot of other election in november. people who have had covid. the letter was sent to fbi my lungs look reasonably good. i have to see the pullmanologist director christopher wray last monday requesting an all member in september. a lot ever other survivors have briefing. and our special coverage will heart problems, kidney problems, continue now with brooke

and i'm fortunate not to have those. >> do you feel like you're 100% or a little less? >> definitely not 100%, in terms baldwin. hi there, i'm brooke baldwin and you're watching cnn. of where i was before covid. thank you for being with me. months after trump said the i had this cough that lasted coronavirus with disappear the forever, eevrven when i got out u.s. is setting single day the hospital. records for the cases and the so, for example, years ago, i please is in denial. 12 states are seeing the highest ran the new york marathon twice and more recently i was able to seven-day averages for new cases run at a good clip. and deaths are rising in at there are a lot of things i can't do. least 20 states. i can't really work out anymore. more than 50% in several of them. hospitalizations in the u.s. are near the record levels that we but doing a whole lot better. saw back in april. and one of the top officials at the health and human services >> and so tell us about this. department is telling cnn that so, you suspect this was before despite the alarming numbers, everyone was aware and you the federal government is capable of handling the surge. suspect you contracted the virus at the gym? >> we are approaching this with >> that's my best guess. i can't be certain. extreme seriousness. it really is all hands on deck. it's not like you get a text this is serious. alert when you get it saying you but we know how to stop this. >> one thing that could stop the just contracted the coronavirus.

but the gym was the place i was at most in the two weeks leadish up to my sickness. and i was the first to get it in my office and apartment building, as far as i know. and that's why i think i might have gotten at the gym. >> so what do you think when you hear the governor say you're in good shape when it comes to coronavirus and that's one of the reasons he's resisting calls to shut down gyms? >> i think that's a big over simplification and not correct. when i got sick i was 44, in excellent shape. i was going to the gym multiple times a week to do high-intensity training. i was in the hospital almost three weeks. and very well controlled. i haven't had an asthma attack in years. but i wound up in serious

condition. and someone who can't go to the gym. >> so, the president has been dismissing the dangers and this is what he described. many of those cases are young people that would heal in a day. and i guess it's like 99.7%. >> what is your reaction? i mean, i think i see a reaction on your face. but tell us your reaction to that? >> i think it's ridiculous. is it true some people who contract the coronavirus are asymptomatic and don't have symptoms? absolutely. a range of symptoms? absolutely. i know many people, who even though they didn't go to the hospital, said it was the sickest they've been in their lives.

my husband never had to go to the hospital but serious severe symptoms for more than a week. so, i think it's ridiculous and really troubling to just call the sniffles. >> look, it's great to see you david. i think it's telling when you talk about how you're doing. essentially, you say i'm pretty well and go on to talk about how you can't go running and you can't workout right now. this has taken a toll and we appreciate you coming on and talking about your personal experience with it. >> thanks for having me, brianna. >> thank you, david. for thousand ocs of familie the coronavirus has had devastating consequences. we'll speak to one mother who lost two of her children in a span of 11 days.

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