while some are showing decline in new deaths, an average of 1,000 deaths have been reported every day for the last three weeks. 170,000 americans. the cdc out with a new report on covid testing in the nation's prisons and jails. jacqueline. >> reporter: anderson, this cdc report shows nat mass testings can identify thousands of covid-19 cases that would be ms.ed if tests were conducteden people showing symptoms. now, the report looked at 15 facilitiz bfore and after testing was done. all of the facilities identified at least one case based on people having symptoms but the mass testing increased the known number of cases from 642 to more than 8,000.

this report says symptom-based test kg underestimate the true prevalence of covid in prisons and jails. >> for those planning on hopping a plane, our senior medical correspondent joins us. what have we learned? >> reporter: during the pandemic, there have been so many questions about whether or not it's safe to fly in an airplane. sign t scientists at mit decided to do a modeling study and what they found is the chances are 1 in 4300 if everyone is wearing a mask. now, the risk goes down to about one in 7700 if the middle seat is left empty. so, the bottom line is it appears to be, perhaps, safer than some people thought but airli airlines do require you to wear a mask. anderson. >> thanks very much. florida's governor wants schools to open.

the largest teachers union wants to keep schools closed. all the while the coronavirus numbers rising, florida's latest numbers are grim, more than 10,000 have lost their lives to coronavirus and close to 600,000 have the virus. rosa flores is in miami. so, what's happening with this lawsuit? >> reporter: you know, what's going on right now is a temporary injunction hearing that is happening in virtual court. here's the crux of the case. on one side you have the teachers union arguing the state emergency order that requires school districts across the state to reopen for instruction is unconstitutional because it is unsafe to reopen the buildings and have students and teachers go inside these buildings for their education. now, one of their witnesses was a biology teacher from orlando who lives with his wife and his 81-year-old mother in law, who testified that orlando schools reopen for in-person instruction

tomorrow and that that puts them in an impossible position. take a listen. >> i've chosen my kids, my students over so many difficult things. but i can't put my family at risk, i can can't put my mother in law at risk and it's a serious risk. and for some reason some people don't think it's a serious risk. but i do not feel that i would be in a safe environment for my mother in law's sake. for my sake too. but more so for her. and i would resign. >> on the other side they're arguing t arguing the florida kaungszitution require as high quality of education for children and they want to provide parents and children a choice for brick and mortar schools. one of thier witness is as school teacher that teaches

special education in hills borough county, who explained the shortcomings of e learning. take a listen. >> i empathize with those that have concern but i feel if we fall though guidelines from the cdc and continuous washing our hands and wearing our masks and our six-foot distancing whenever possible, i do feel safe. >> now, the judge is expected to rule on this temporary injunction next week. all of these hearings have been virtual for the safety of the court and decision of parties involved. but the decision out of the virtual court may mean schools will have to reopen real buildings for face-to-face instruction. anderson. >> yeah, rosa flores appreciate it. right now in new york we're

awaiting former trump campaign advisor, steve bannon, after being arrested and charged with fraud earlier today. they've been accused of defrauding donors to construct trump's donor wall. he is in a long list of former sociates charged. president responded earlier today. >> i feel very badly. i haven't been dealing with him for a long period of time, as most of the people in this room know. he worked for goldman sachs, worked for a lot of companies. but he was involved, likewise, in our campaign and for a small part of the administration. i haven't been dealing with him at all. i know-nothing about the project, although when i read about it, i didn't like it. i said this is for government, not for private people.

and it sounded to me like show boating and i think i let my moin be strong at the time. you'll have to see what happens. i think it's a very sad thing for mr. bannon. >> cnn senior justice correspondent joins us. so, let's talk about the fraud charges and what happens next. >> anderson, steve bannon was on a boat off the coast of connecticut when he was arrested by the u.s. postal service. we're expecting he's going to appear in court in manhattan, perhaps in the next hour or so. but these are fraud charges that arise from a fundraising effort that was led by brian, who is a former air force veteran, who was helping to raise private funds from the gofundme and other places, up to $25 million was fund raised according to the

group, and they promised all of the money was sgoeing to help fund this privately funded wall on the u.s./mexico boarder to avoid the bureaucracy of the government. some of the money was being funneled to colfage and others. it says, bannon, through an nonprofit organization, under his control, received over $1 million through we build the wall, which bannon used to secretly pay kolfage and to cover hundred ochz thousands of dollars in bannon's personal expenses. and according to them, he used to to fund some of his personal lavish lifestyle. again, these are the words of prosecutors in manhattan. four in all, bannon and the three other men, are going to make appearances in the next day or so.

and we'll see more of what defense they can offer. despite what the president says, trying to distance himself from the project, his own son, erick prince, a lot of people close the president were extolling this, appearing on videos trying to help get funds raised for this project. so, despite the president's efforts to say he had nothing to do with it, a lot of his supporters were very much involved. >> evelyn perez, thank you very much. the former fbi deputy director. first of all, your take on these charges. how serious are they? it seems like there's a big paper trail. >> there's so much information in the indictment. it's at once a very simple case. a count of money laundering and

of course wire fraud. but it's complex in that it's backed up with really compelling evidence. you have multiple public statements by the principals involved in which they're telling perspective donors none of the money will be used for personal purposes or all of the funds would go to building the wall. and at the same time, they seem to have communication between the subjects that show they specifically geared those statements, knowing it would lure in more money and then they engaged in scheme to siphon funds out of the charity and into their own pockets. and that is about as basic a fraud as you can get. sounds like one based on significant evidence. so, it's a very serious charge. >> i mean, just the hypocrisy. steve bannon was the one running, along with kellyanne conway, promoting the build a wall, and here he is now,

allegedly, according to prosecutors, profiting by luring people to donate their hard-earned money to something he's skimming money from. >> yeah, i mean the hypocrisy, the profit earring is just kind of reeks off of this indictment. you know, bannon clearly knew the appeal that an issue like build the wall would have to many, many trump supporters. and in fact they were able to collect somewhere in the neighborhood of $25 million from hundreds of thousand of donors. knowing it would cause folks to contribute to something they believed in and they turned around and funneled the money through shell companies and another charity in order to hide it was actually going in their own pockets. it's amazing. >> especially for a guy who claimed, when he ran, knows how to spot talent. gets the smartest minds.

this is yet another close trump ally who's found himself in handcuffs. i wonder what you make of the sheer number of his associates in legal trouble. >> there is no coincidence to the fact that numerous trump associates, close associates, advisors, attorneys, long-time friends have found themselves in criminal troubling. i think it's a scathing indictment in, at least, in the least case, the president's judgment and the people he surrounds himself with. >> the president is now still putting praise on qanon, which is this, i mean, bizarre, insane conspiracy theory where people allegedly believe online that there's a kabal of hollywood celebrities and democratic leaders who are child sex

trafficking and drink the blood of children to get a hormone that keeps them young and they also worship satan and it traffics in age-old anti-semitic, anticatholic troupes. the president says he doesn't know anything about the blood drinking side of it. that's pretty much all they talk about. so t seems weird he wouldn't know. he's embracing it. >> it's extraordinary. there's two important things for viewers to understand here. one, this is a dangerous movement. we know this. at least one qanon follower was so motivated by what he was reading about the so-called pizza gate scandal that he was compelled to drive to d.c. heavily armed and shoot up a restaurant being attended by innocent people. and you cannot understate insignificance of the president of the united states giving

oxygen to this incredibly corrosive, dangerous collection of conspiracy theories. he validates this craziness in the same way that he does with white supremacy when he says things like in the riot in charlottesville, that there were good people on both sides. it breathes air into the brush fire of conspiracy and false facts and makes the problem a lot worse. >> there's plenty of stuff going on with jeffrey epstein. somebody involved with qanon has put up a fake flight manifesto with dozens and dozens of people's names on. they put my name on it, as if i was on board his plane at any time, which i was not. and it seems people believe this. plus, they're selling merchandise. so, there is money being made off this, at the same time as

it's making incredibly slanderous and awful allegations about a whole lot of innocent people. >> and when the president doesn't come out and forcefully knock it down, when he kind of inkrjs it and allows these things to move forward, simply because he likes the votes he gets from a lot of folks, that's how you get the situation where you now have several candidates running for congress and the senate who are believers, out and out publicly acknowledged believers in these ridiculous conspiracies. so t is getting worse. it's propagating and getting legitimized by more and more people, which is really scary. >> appreciate your time. thank you. as the president trolls joe biden, cnn is learning how the president wants to make his convention next week with more of a skeptical with gimmicks and culture wars. and fighting for his life after suspected poisoning. and sharon stone makes an

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president criticizing him. we've already got a sneak preview of the remarks. you're right, it's this decade's long tradition where candidates would lay low during their opone pchts convention. the president is going to go after joe biden. one thing he's accused him of is abandoning pennsylvania. leaving here at a young age. he left when he was about 10 because his father could not find work in scranton pennsylvania because it was facing decline because of coal mine closing. and the reason he's here is this is it part of the effort by the president to gain back support of the suburban women, support he's lost since he took office. one thing throwing a kink into all of this is the indictment of the president's former advisor, steve bannon. because the president is trying to portray this as why he would not be a good president for america.

he's still got his own issues he's dealing with, as he's preparing for his own convention next week. >> i mean, he's hired a roves gallery, at one point or another, of people who have been arrested, indicted, put in jail, accused. it's remarkable for a guy who ran on hiring the best people. i know you have new details on what to expect. >> reporter: yes. the president has been paying very close attention to what's going on at the democrat's convention, because basically, he wants to out shine theirs. one thing he's focussed on, according to aids, is he doesn't want a lot of taped programming. the president doesn't want any taped programming during the primetime hours of the republican convention. we're going to hear from a lot of members of the trump family, ivanka trump, donald trump jr., melania trump. we may even hear from jared kushner. but we're told he is.

one other thing to think about is the venue. we know some of the speeches are going to be at the white house. but this historic building is going to be used. one thing they're weighing, when they're having the live speeches at night, is whether there should be an audience. they are weighing, actually having people in the audience. of course t will be limited because of restrictions in washington d.c. but that is something they are still discussing right now as they are trying to put the final touches on their convention. >> thanks very much. appreciate it. los angeles shutting off power to a mansion that's been holding parties, despite social distancing rules. and they monitored to determine how many people are following mask rules. and

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. actress sharon stone is sharing an emotional plea as her sister battles covid. they say they're improving at the hospital. the whole experience has made sharon stone very upset, obviously. >> they keep saying that the risks are so small and that you might not die and that it will be fine. but i'm telling you what's going on with my family. my grandmother died of covid and

my godmother died of covid. my sister and her husband are fighting for their lives and my sister is not doing well. when they say there are tests for everyone, they're lying. when they say there are tests even for the nurses in the hospitals, they're lying. people are dying and fighting for their lives because there's nothing but lies. and because the people at the governor's houses, the people at the health departments are simply so overwhelmed that they're not answering the phone, they're hanging up, they're not returning calls. this is the state that we're in. the only thing that's going to change this is if you vote. and if you vote for biden and if you vote for kamala harris. and the reason that's going to happen is because with women in power, we will fight for our families. >> sharon stone. some called the night club in

the hills. but today loigs out at a hollywood hills residence. they host large parties against public health orders. l.a.'s mayor cut power to the home, home to several tiktok stars. including bryce hall. >> reporter: well, anderson, the lights are off. that's the word from a fed-up mayor of los angeles. the lapd visited this home in the hollywood hills at least twice according to the city of los angeles in response to large parties. parties, according to the mayor and governor of california are a major spreader of coronavirus in the state. according to a statement from mayor erick garcetti, quote, despite several warnings this house has turned into a night club in the hills, hosting large gatherings in flagrant violation of our public health orders. the city has disconnected y

utilities at the home that endangers our community. they say this is the first such drastic action, cutting utilities to a property in order to stop the spread of the virus. to get a better idea of how southern californians feel about wearing masks, they conducted a study in realtime to see how many people wear them properly and in public. here's a quick snap shot of what they found. overall, in the areas they surveyed, outdoors, only 42% wore them correctly, 10% wore them wrong and 47% didn't bother at all. more women put on face coverings and wore them correctly than men. a data and graphics journalist from the "the new york times" who helped conduct the survey. people's behaviors, despite what

they may tell you. i'm wondering what made you decide to do this experiment? >> yeah, sure. so, i go on daily walks. i wear a mask all the time when i walk outside. it's astounding to me the number of people wearing them incorrectly, below the nose. and we have a mandate that everyone in california is supposed to be wearing a mask. a lot of people say they do. studies have done polls where people say i wear a mask all or most of the time but it's not what we're seeing when we go out. >> california is obviously a huge region. how did you pick these particular areas? >> so, we wanted to pick areas that were -- we knew would be well traffic and we wanted to mick areas that weren't all the same. i know some are more beach community areas but they're very different. venice, we knew that area has

also a well-trafficked thorough fair area we picked in long beach and we picked that one specifically because that general area has seen a large resurgence in cases. it's really a hot spot for covid cases and we wanted to see if there was something different going on there. and then the huntington beach area, that's been a battleground and for people protesting the mask orders. and so, we kind of wanted to see if it's that much lower there. >> yeah t really did turn out to be that way in huntington beach. >> yeah. >> i'm wondering what stood out to you the most the differencez btween genders. >> i anecdotally walk around my neighborhood.

what really struck me is not only is it true for our aggregate but it was true in every single location. long beach, 20% more women were wearing masks than men. i was pretty shocked by that to be honest. >> i wonder if compliance rates are difference indoors. you could say it would be higher indoors since people are closer together. but then again, maybe people feel safer indoors, i don't know. >> i would hope. the main reason we didn't track folks inside was for our own safety. most people stayed in our cars and we watched from where we were parked because we wanted to make sure everyone on our team stayed safe. i would imagine it's higher, especially with so many stores requiring masks to be worn. >> appreciate it. it's fascinating to see that. stay safe.

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russian opposition leader is hospitalized after allege poisoning. he's seen here drinking tea before boarding the flight. he's wr been a fleek -- frequent and out spoken critic against vladimir putin. and this isn't the first time he's been the targed of a suspected poisoning. what's the latest on his condition? >> well, russia's most well known, prominent, sort of ponent of the kremlin is currently unconscious, in an intensive

care ward in an emergency hospital in the city in siberia, where as you say, his plane made an emergency landing after he suddenly got really ill. about two or three hours into a flight back to moscow. there are absolutely, i think horrific images taken by a fellow passenger on board the aircraft. they came on board to evaluate him. you can hear his growns of agony. he's clearly in a lot of pain and distress. the people around him, his supporters, his lawyers. it gets me every time. they say this was a clear cut case of moizenning and they want the police to open an investigation straight away. a criminal investigation to find out who's behind it. but the doctors at the hospital,

they're not saying that yet. they're saying we're not ready to give that diagnoses. we don't yet know. so, until they tell ausz definitive what caused this sudden illness, we're still very much in the dark. what we do know is russia has a terrible record, a terrible record of protecting people outspoken against the kremlin. multiple individuals over the years have been silenced through poisoning, other violence as well. and obviously, the suspicion tonight is this is yet another example of the thuggish behavior towards outspoken critics of the kremlin in this country. >> it's also incredible the video on the plane and still photo of him drinking tea. i don't know if that was suspected of being what caused

this butted it's so eery to see that. this is not the first time they've been poisoned or shot. it's really an extraordinary record here. >> reporter: you don't have to go back very far to look at some horrific incidents blamed on the russian government. they do d nighed them, of course. in salzberry, england, couple and it's not even the first time alexey navalny was attacked. he was attacked on two separate occasions with a chemical dye that caused significant damage to one of his eyes and stained his face green.

i spoke to him just after that and he said look, if you're going to be outspoken against the kremlin, this is what you have to accept. either you keep silent or you speak. and what we're seeing tonight, potentially, is the consequence of speaking out again and again against the kremlin. >> appreciate it, matthew. we're just hours away from the final day of the democratic national convention. he'll take the stage to accept the presidential nomination he first sought more than 30 years ago. he'll sharply criticize president trump. among the other speakers leading up to the former vice president will be four of his former pliemary opponents and four of the women who made the short list to be vice president. next, students and staff who refuse to wear masks in utah schools could face criminal charges. and dr. anthony fauci undergoing surgery today.

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just in republican senator bill cassidy has tested positive for the coronavirus. his office putting out a statement saying the senator will quarantine for 14 days. what more do you know, phil? >> reporter: well, republican senator, bill cassidy has tested positive. how this came to be, at least according to his offices, is he was notified last night he had

been with an individual who tested positive. he got tested today and got the results back today finding out that he is also positive. and he urged individuals in his statement to strictly fall though cdc guidelines up to this point. law makers are out of town for the congressional recess, for the summer recess and it gives him more opportunities to come in contact with more people. and another senator, rand paul, has already tested positive. several house members have tested positive. >> and tomorrow we're set to hear from the post master, lewis dejoy. what do we know about the hear sng. >> reporter: it's going to be all virtual. this came about in large part because houses democrats are having their own hearing monday. i'm told senate republicaned decided to hold this hearing to get in front of the democrat's

hearing and give the post master an opportunity to lay out his side of what's been going on at inu.s. postal service on friendliar ground than he will get with the democrats. there are many democrats on the committee who have significant questions about things they've heard and seen and told about over the last couple of weeks due to operational changes, delays they've heard about from constituents. and things they've seen on social media, is what i hear about a lot. keep an eye on gary peters, he's been very focussed on this over the last several weeks and keep an eye on republican chairman. this committee focuses on this issue and has over the last several years. and expect dujoy to have the first opportunity to speak publicly. we've seen the statement and

know he has met behind closed doors. this will be his first chance to address all the criticisms, the allegations, all the above, or the issues themselves that the post office as the been dealing with, in public, on live television. >> thank you. and opening schools, in-person and virtual. allowed to file a misdemeanor child staff member teacher violating an order. creating uproar among local lawmakers and parents who now plan to protest. a reporter for the "salt lake city tribune." how does this work? >> we have a state-wide mask order for schools. the misdemeanor charge is attached, it's a general public health enforcement charge. if you violate a public health order that's the charge brought forth. >> at some point wearing a face

shield was okay. that's changed? yes? >> in some districts interested in using plastic face shields. especially teaching staff. then the students can see their whole face. they've made accommodations in some cases, where they're teaching students hearing impyred or teaching phonics, foreign language. things like that. students planned to wear them and some families did get those clear plastic face shields, however, a lot aren't sealed at the bottom and not considered as effective at the cloth mask over the mouth and nose. they were told they would have to wear the cloth mask in addition to the plastic shield, and that was just a step too far for some parents. the ones already unhappy about the mandate mask. >> planning to protest tomorrow? >> yes. st. george, the major city in southern you'utah, parents are planning to protest. a lot of skepticism about the

official advice on coronavirus. so for a lot of people, sounds like a small distinction. plastic shield versus the cloth mask, but it's more of a last-straw situation for a lot of these families. >> how did that plan to fight this legally? >> well, you know, i mean they want to pretest it. initially their school district agreed to let them keep doing the plastic shields. a lot of these folks can jubilant. now that it's changed i'm not sure what the hopes are. a number of parents have already taken their kids out of school because of the mask order. not because of fear of contracting coronavirus but because of the mask order. >> is there a chance the order would be reconsidered or rescinded? >> always a chance. if the governor is persuaded to do that, the mask order will be

changed or become a local decision. hard to say. local officials have been cautious. numbers declining in utah for about a month. people have been very cautious about beginning of fall. because the weather changes, people spend more time inside and coronavirus would be coming up against flu season. >> appreciate your time. thank you so much. erin alberty. one mother in texas posted a heartbreaking message begging people to wear a mask weeks before dieing from covid. sarah montoya passed away last week spending 44 days in the hospital. husband and three daughters want you to hear her final message to the world. >> never in my life did i ever think that i -- would -- be fighting for -- my -- breath. something that we take for granted every day when we wake up.

please do not put your families at risk. i dp the best that i thought i could. it is not worth it. put your masks on. don't go out if you don't have -- to. >> the fear in her eyes and in her voice is -- it's hard to watch. just five days after montoya posted that message she was put on a ventilator. her family never spoke to her again. no underlying conditions, they say. we'll be back in a moment. it's time for the biggest sale of the year on the sleep number 360 smart bed.

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steve bannon busted on a yacht and doing arresting law enforcement officials with the u.s. postal service. the man charged by federal prosecutors with conspiracy toy commit wire fraud and money laundering and bannon and three other men a scheme to defraud donors taking more than $1 million donated to the group "we build the wall" a group supposed to raise money to help build president trump's border wall with private funds repeatedly assuring the public they would not take a "penny" in compensation. prosecutors saying that was a lie. bannon receiving hundreds of thousands for his own personal gain allegedly. this group of grifters praised by president trump's son donald trump jr. >> this is private enterprise at its finest doing it better, faster