eric: well, noon east, 11:00 a.m. in tulsa but you know everywhere across our great nation it is father's day, happy father's day everyone, millions of people stayed up last night to watch kickoff rally. he roared in tulsa, oklahoma holding major event in months because of coronavirus pandemic. the president addressed all all the key issues of the day and then some before thousands of cheering supporters but, you know, the campaign was stung by a lot of empty seats in the nosebleeds section and the planned outdoor event was scrapped. hello, everyone, welcome to

america's news headquarters, i'm eric sean. hi, arthel. arthel: hi, eric, happy father's day and happy father's day to all the fathers listening right now. i am arthel neville, so while the president was speaking inside the arena, peaceful and rather uneventful protests were underway outside with some disturbances as the president hit familiar themes blasting democrats and joe biden and using recent events to highlight what's at stake in november. >> americans have watched left-wing radicals burn down buildings, loot businesses, destroy private property; injured hundreds of dedicated police officers, they want to demolish our heritage so they can impose their new oppressive regime in its place, they wanted to fund and dissolve our police department, think of that.

arthel: casey steigel, downtown right now. reporter: the cleanup has begun, we started to see the tents go down in addition to the barriers and all of the temporary fencing that was put up. the president spoke for about an hour and 45 minutes last night to a very enthusiastic crowd inside the bok center hitting on a wide range of topics as you talked about taking swipes at former vice president joe biden, his opponent, saying that he often doesn't even know what state he's in, getting big cheers from people on wanting to jail anyone desecrating the american flag and a lot of discussion about the, quote, leftist radicals wanting to defund police departments.

>> so what are you going to do, right? so they want to defund -- this is a serious movement and in minneapolis the council has already passed it, in seattle you see what's going on there. it's even worse, okay. these people are stone cold cra. reporter: our own john roberts who was inside said this was 3 quarters full. the area was frankly mostly empty, trump himself blaming counter-protestors outside the event not letting his supporters through for that and also for the media, for apparently trying to scare people he claims ahead of time over covid fears, hundreds of counter-protestors marched in the streets surrounding the venue prior,

during and after the event, members made up of the black lives matter movement and antipolice activists. there were a few clashes at times but things did remain mostly peaceful, no significant reports of property damage or arrests by tulsa or a number of the other local law enforcement and national guard that were here on the grounded protecting people. arthel, eric, back to you. arthel: casey steigle, i will take it from here from tulsa. attorney general barr says president trump has fired federal prosecutor geoffrey berman, one day after the attorney general announced berman was stepping down and then benchan refused to resign. well, now president trump is denying involvement in the decision. lauren blanchard with more.

hi, lauren. lauren: as attorney general bill barr said he would put one of the favorites in the position, it wasn't that barr conceded that berman's deputy could take over for the time being. that berman said he would resign. he said in a statement in light of attorney general's decision and have deputy u.s. attorney audrey strauss becoming u.s. attorney i would be leaving for the southern district of new york effective immediately. before resignation and while the two were in a public standoff, barr sent this letter, quote, you have chosen public spectacle over public service, because you have declared no intention of resigning, i have asked the president to remove you as of today and he has done so. democrats hope to bring berman to testify this coming week. they want to know who and berman was investigating and if there was any politically motivated reason particularly from the oval office for the removal, house judiciary chairman jerry

nadler says barr should be impeached although it's not like ly. >> why did you fire him? it's up to attorney general barr. that's his department and not my department but we have a very capable attorney general, so that's really up to him. i'm not involved. >> you know, i think the most disastrous management of the justice department in modern memory and like so much has come out of the administration, it doesn't come as a surprise anymore. >> fcc chairman says that he is going to be nominated for the position. he's expected to be for that prosecutor position already. senate minority leader chuck schumer is calling on clayton to withdraw his name from consideration and that position must be confirmed by the senate.

arthel. arthel: lauren, blanchard, thank you very much. eric: the now officer -- officers were told have entered the city so-called free zone after the fate al -- fatal shooting left one man dead and continues to provide protestors with garbage removal and sanitation services even reports that citizens pelted police when they arrive. dan springer live in seat well the details, hi, dan. >> dan: hi, eric, city officials seem to want to have it both ways. they are doing everything they can to encourage ongoing protest to continue, however, they expect police and fire to go inside when there's a shooting, even when too dangerous to do so. seattle police did respond to

shooting inside the occupation zone early saturday morning but as body cam clearly shows they were met by angry mob. one officer heard saying, let us through, we want to get to the victims but the crowd did not comply, so police decided all they could do was retreat, unable now to use pepper spray or teargas because it was taken away by city council to control the crowd, they got back in their cars and left. all the while getting taunted and having bottles thrown at them. as they drive away, more humiliation as the crowd cheers and chants whose streets, our streets, all the while 19-year-old black teenager was killed and another black man still layed bleeding inside the occupation zone. mayor jenny durkan did not do any media yesterday. the primary of seattle police is to ensure public safety in all parts of the city and in another bit of irony, local rapper

simone put out individual intro pleading with fire department paramedic to go inside to rescue the shooting victims and he was not alone. police received dozens of 911 calls for help, again, the very same people who said they don't need police. the 19-year-old who was shot and killed had just graduated from high school, police have no suspects; again, the investigation has got to be stalled because they weren't able to process crime scene or interview any of the witnesses, eric. eric: dan springer reporting live between city of seattle and the occupied zone. dan, thank you. arthel: all right, eric, we are going to go to atlanta now where police are looking for a man who drove his car into a crowd of protestors friday. the confrontation leading to gunfire, all this happening as protests continue across the city amid uptick in police sick

calls. bryan llenas live in atlanta with the latest. bryan. bryan: protests have been largely peaceful but isolated clashes between demonstrators involving gunfire, you mentioned one, demonstrators say a man tried to drive into the protestors and they opened fire on that vehicle, but the driver has another story, he says, well, he tried to drive away because fun fire in suit. left one woman injured, she got hit by gunshots. the wendy's has become memorial guarded by protestors with guns, meantime protests continue, last night an american flag burned outside police precinct zone 3 in atlanta though we witnessed many peaceful protestors. protestors say they will

continue marching until justice is carried out for rayshard. police are continuing to look for this women, nati white, an arrest warrant issued by atlanta fire investigators, one of multiple people suspected of burning down the wendy's in the hours after brooks' death, it now appears the woman had personal relationship with rayshard brooks. listen to brooks say natalie white was his girlfriend on police body cam footage from that night. >> this university avenue, i grew up here. natalie white, she's my girlfriend. i said, babe, i'm going to get wendy's and go back to work. bryan: rodney brian here in atlanta acknowledged that officers are calling out sick and unusually high numbers and implore today show up to work for colleagues and also empathizing with how they are all feeling. >> the explanation for calling out sick vary and include officers questioning their

training, officers being challenged and attacked and unease about officers seeing their colleagues criminally charged so quickly. neither apd leadership nor the administration are dismissive of these notions. bryan: public viewing of rayshard brooks is scheduled for tomorrow, a private funeral is scheduled on tuesday at 1:00 p.m. atlanta's historic baptist church here in atlanta, arthel. arthel: a lot of upset people rightly so understandably so but no burning of the american flag, bryan llenas, thank you. eric. eric: arthel, more gunfire overnight to tell you about. this time it happened in minneapolis, one man killed, 11 other people wounded in the shooting spree. police as of now say they have not arrested anybody and authorities are trying to figure out exact motive over melee and

mayhem that happened last night. witnesses say the area where the shooting occurred was also impact bid the george floyd protests that occurred 3 miles away. some business owners just finished repairing the damage from the protests while they woke up to shattered windows today because of the shooting and the damage has continued, arthel. arthel: back to politics now, eric, president trump taking aim at joe biden last night as the former vice president post some big fundraising numbers, is the trump campaign about to tweak his strategy?

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♪ ♪ >> i tell you what, there's something wrong with biden, that i could tell you. joe biden has surrendered to his party and to the left-wing mob, he has no control. does anybody honestly think he control it is radical maniacs? eric: president trump really went after joe biden in tulsa last night, this as the biden campaign and the democratic national committee report they outraised the president in may,

first time that has happened during 2020 election season but the president still has about $265 million in the campaign piggy bank which were told is more than double than what the democrats have. jacqui heinrich following all the money and the campaign, hi, jacqui. reporter: the biden campaign had plenty to say in tulsa last night but the bigger news is huge fundraising announcement. biden campaign pulled in more than $80 million in may, first full month campaign worked in coordination with the dnc; outraised trump money machine by 10%, although the trump camp still has more cash on hand overall. more than half of biden's donors were new to campaign and this is all happening despite the pandemic and the economic turndown in the last few months. washington post pointed out trump and biden campaigns outpaced what barack obama raised in 2012 which was obama's best month at that point. surge

for biden is happening in concert with the rosy outlook in the polls, biden widened his lead over trump to 12 points in latest fox news poll with 50% of registered voters say they'd choose biden for president if they were voting today opposed to 38% for trump and the majority of voters say they disapprove of the president's handling to have george floyd protests and the campaigns continue to hit the president hard over the coronavirus response. the remark he made at his rally last night about slowing down testing fueled their criticism. >> when you test -- when you do testing to that extent, you are going to find more people, you will find more cases, so i said to my people, slow the testing down, please. >> i think the most damming thing from the rally last night, chris, was in fact, the president's admission that he quote, unquote, said to his people to slow down the testing. this is an appalling attempt to lesson the numbers only to make him look good.

reporter: meantime biden has begun building team, appointed to fill biden's senate when he resign today become vp and vice presidential transition in 2008 and 2009, other members include former obama officials. eric. eric: jacqui and the fire engines out in the streets of new york, arthel. arthel: all right, eric, well in the meantime a little more than four months until the election joe biden is weighing candidates for president. nearly a dozen women are said to be under consideration as the pandemic as nationwide protests may have the biden campaign rethinking its priorities for a running mate. joining me right now former pennsylvania governor and former dnc chairman, governor, good to have you. thanks for being with us. >> sure. arthel: so that said, why is the

position of vice president so critical and what skills, experience and character must mr. biden's vp pick -- >> and i think joe biden knows that. he has 8 years experience as vice president. he knows the good working relationship he had with president obama, so he's not going to fit someone that doesn't fit the category. the 5 or 6 candidates who have been talked about in my judgment all fit the category. you will say some don't have experience in foreign affairs or the military, well, it's not just experience because you can get experience and there are experts and generals and former secretary of defenses, the question is you have good

judgment, are you smart and support the president's positions and i think the answer to that is, yes, all the people who are being looked at and the next question is who can help politically and nobody is actually sure, if anybody is president, the possibility of lyndon johnson with jfk made a difference in state. arthel: so then that said, governor, let's look at some of the i'd say top contenders and get your analysis. i will say her name and you list strength and weakness as a candidate. let's start with susan rice? >> susan rice, strength, she's strong and extremely intelligent women, she doesn't know politics very well and question whether personality is -- persuade people to go along with certain policies; but susan rice would

be an excellent choice because the military, foreign affairs is so important and will become increasingly important as time goes on. arthel: senator kamala harris. >> well, kamala harris probably has the best overall resume, she ran in office as district attorney in staff and attorney general of california and she has been a united states senator. she has a lot of experience. she knows all of the issues. the only downside is she is a probation -- prosecutor and that's true of anybody who has been a prosecutor for a given of time. arthel: what about congresswoman

val demmings. >> she's been a congresswoman. she did a very good job during the impeachment hearings and has done good jobs in interviews recently. the question is does she have enough foreign policy, military experience but i think she can learn that. i think she's a possible candidate. arthel: so you know, i want to take a look at new fox news poll specifically the part that shows that 62% of those polled are enthusiastic about president trump compared to 31% of biden supporters who have enthusiastic about biden for president, so do you think that when mr. biden does announce pick for running mate, people will get more excited about the biden ticket? >> well, hopefully. that'll be one one of the crite,

but i think joe biden will benefit from having the two best campaigners in the democratic party campaigning for him almost every day on september and october and that's michelle and barack obama. so i don't worry about turnout. you know, there's an old saying, tepid votes counts the same as wildly enthusiastic vote. the best magnet we have for attracting to polls is donald trump. since performance monday night in washington where he walked across and did the photo-op in the church, that was abusive performance that people are fired up. the fundraising, we had a fundraising for vice president biden, virtual fundraiser and took off after that and terrific speech the vice president made in philadelphia. i think donald trump is our best

turnout but i think people know what's at stake here. i think there's going to be a good turnout on our side and good turnout on donald trump's side. i think people who are taking our side are taking joy of mediocre turnout, 19,000 seat stadium. those people are probably -- donald trump will get his people out. arthel: okay, yeah, i'm running to the end of my time here with you, but i'm really glad that you did mention that president trump does have a strong supporters and they are going to be out there in droves voting for him just like former vice president biden. thank you very much for covering the spectrum. you're right. you're right, absolutely right, governor ed, former governor of

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eric: coronavirus cases are aren the rise in or country, more than two dozen states are recording spikes, mostly down south and out west and midwest, california happens to be one of those states, the golden state hit a one-day record of cases just last week. jeff paul is live in los angeles with the very latest on the situation there, hi, jeff. jeff: yeah, eric, here in los angeles county health officials reported a single-day spike of more than 2,000 new cases

yesterday and 48 new deaths. they say the spike is due in part to delays in lab reporting, but that brings the total to more than 81,000 cases in this county alone, more than 160,000 cases across california and cases right now are going up in nearly 20 states and some are reporting some of their highest numbers over the past few days. florida being one of the hardest hit, just yesterday the sunshine state hit its third straight day of breaking single-day records, and the rate of positive cases from testing in florida has more than doubled over the past 10 days, governor ron desantis previously had referenced increased testing as driving force in those numbers spiking, but he's changing his tune somewhat saying a lot of younger people aren't social distance distanceing. -- distancing. >> we are also seeing that not only are they testing positive because we are testing more but higher rate increasingly last

week but in terms of spread or in terms of vulnerable populations, you know, eventually seeping is cause for concern. >> it's impacting sports and the nba reportedly closely monitoring the data as the league gets back to playing games in july and the baseball season in jeopardy. all training camps have been temporarily closed and some fans say they can understand. >> we all want sports to happen but at the same time what's best like for, you know, the community and what's best, you know, for players -- >> if we all buckle down and hopefully we hit sports in the future. jeff: the world of entertainment being impacted directly by coronavirus. actor and comedian collapsed on stage while performing and later

announced he tested positive for covid-19. he says he's not showing any symptoms but will quarantine in national hotel room for 2 weeks. eric: nothing to fool around at all, jeff paul from los angeles, arthel. arthel: it really isn't, eric. as jeff just reported florida is one state also seeing a big surge in coronavirus cases and governor ron desantis says more young people are now testing positive. >> now what we have seen, you know, basically concurrent with the rise of the cases has been a decline in the median age of the people who are testing positive, so you look at a place like broward, median age is 32, meaning half of the identified cases were 31 and under. arthel: joining us dr. tom freeman and former director of

cdc, doctor, always good to have you, jumping right in, in the early days to have pandemic it was widely believed by medical experts that young people were generally safe, couldn't contract coronavirus, so has biological exposure changed or is the rise in coronavirus cases among young people due to their social behavior? doctor: no one is immune to this virus if they haven't gotten it before and what we are seeing increase spread in parts of the united states while other parts are staying physically distanced and cases are continuing to decrease. the issue is, arthel, that young people can absolutely get the infection, they are way likely to get serious ill but they can be severely affected and they with spread it even if they don't feel sick, they can spread it to parents, grandparents, people in their community who are on cancer treatment or have diabetes or kidney failure and

any time you see increase in any group is a concern and what we are seeing in half a dozen states big increase of number of cases and increase in the positivity rate, that's a very important number to check because if that's going up it's telling you this isn't about getting more tests, this is about getting more infections out there and that tells us we have to do two things. first the 3w's, wear a mask, wash your hands or use sanitizer and watch your distance. stay 6 feet apart whenever possible and second support the health department to test, isolate, contact trace and quarantine and quite frankly, arthel, other than some communities around the u.s. we are far behind other countries in doing these things and because of that we are having more death and more economic devastation. arthel: i mean, i'm going to throw it out there, it's kind of rhetorical at this point unfortunately it seems, what's the answer, what's the solution, how do we combat what you just

told us which is not a great scenario that you presented? dock to be doctor: we can do so much better. we are americans and first and foremost we have to recognize that. there's one enemy and that's the virus, it's deadly virus, mild for some people but a killer for others and that's why we all have to work together to keep it at bay and track where it in our community and adjust level of activity -- our level of activity. there are some communities that don't have a lot of coronavirus and there you can be much more free easy on what you do and close to. but places like arizona, alabama, south carolina, texas, florida, these are places that have a lot of covid right now. you really want to wear a mask, wash your hands and watch your distance. that's particularly important when you're inside within 6 feet of other people. when you're outside the risk is much, much lower. those 3 things can make a big difference and supporting

efforts of the health department, the government to isolate people who are infected, find their contact and break the web of transmission so it doesn't spread, it's not magic, it's hard work, it's about supporting people, it's about warning them when they are at risk so they can protect themselves and their families and communities and if we do that, we can get our economy back. this is not about health versus economy. protecting our health will restore our economy. arthel: quickly, i've got 30 seconds. i've seen people do it so many ways, what is the proper way to wear a mask? doctor: masks can be a surgical mask or cloth-face covering has to be over your nose, has to cover your nose and mouth and it could -- should be snugly fitting, comfortable so you can wear it as you like. if you have a problem with it there's a lot of ways to make it more comfortable. basically you want to cover mouth and nose any time you're

within 6 feet of other people especially if you're indoors. arthel: thank you, because i see people doing it like this and drives me bananas, i don't say anything because i don't want to get into arguments, i'm like, hello. that's my personal -- i diverted. i appreciate your expertise and it's helpful because we are at a critical time in this fight against coronavirus. thank you, dr. freedan, that i can care. doctor: thank you, arthel. eric: i see that too. they walk with the mask like here and it's supposed to be here. coming up north korea, they are making more threats against south korea and us, threatening our presidential election. this is kim jong un's sister emerges with a higher profile role, so who exactly is kim yo-jong and what does she want?

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eric: yet again tensions escalating with north and south korea and start military exercises after troops blew up a building of liaison office and threatened to cut off communications with the south and guess who it is reported ordered the attack you're now looking at? not the dictator but his kid sister kim yo-jong. gordon chang, asian analyst and author of the book nuclear showdown, north korea takes on the world and losing south korea. gordon, who is kim yo - jong. gordon: kim yo - jong is kim

jong un's sister, she's the most capable child of her generation. she didn't get to be the leader of north korea in december 2011 when her father died because in a society like north korea she was young and female but right now we are seeing her capability and, indeed, it is quite frightening. eric: you say quite frightening. she's had a nickname of twisted sister like the band but they say she's acting like the terminator. is she more ruthless and scary than her brother? gordon: they are both, scary, eric. she does have the dictator gene and her brother, the one who might replace kim jong un, he doesn't have, he would be useless as dictator and likes to go to concerts and kim jong un is in trouble. it appears that his health is not very good even though he's

only 36 or 37 and that means if there's going to be a next generation of the kim family, that means it's got to be kim yo-jong because she's the one capable of doing this. eric: is it possible in terms of her being a female, that that could be -- their sense of tradition and history can be changed and she could take over? gordon: well, i think the sense of tradition and history will change largely because it has to change. there's no other kim who could really take her place, and so really she's -- she's going to be the one and, you know, by the way, she's being referred to in state media in the terms that are referred to successor of kim leader. they call her the party center and that's significant in the sense that they are designating her as the fourth kim leader after kim jong un should he

untimely pass. you know, right now kim jong un has a couple of kids, they are toddlers, of course, they couldn't rule, so kim jong un at least would be the regent and would be designated as the supreme leader because she is ruthless enough and building support in the regime which is, of course, important for succession issue. eric: so we shouldn't be fooled by outward appearances, i guess. meanwhile, gordon, they have been threatening the south but us, threatening our presidential election and fears from experts that north korea has the capability to be able to hack into our election system during the presidential race. here is a statement from the foreign ministry of kim jong un recently saying, quote, it seems that the u.s. fails resentment of our people. the u.s. pokes its nose in other affairs with careless remarks far from minding internal affairs at a time when political situation is

in worst ever conclusion, it may encounter unpleasant thing hard to deal with. the u.s. had better told its tongue and mind its internal affairs. first, if it doesn't want to experience horrible thing. it would be good not only for the u.s. interest but also for the easy holding of upcoming presidential elections. do you think, gordon, this is more of the traditional bluster or that we need to be mindful of a potential threat? gordon: we certainly need to be mindful of north korean threat. by the way, eric, while we do that, let's remember that most of north korean hackers are not in north korea, they operate from china. for instance, in 2014 attack on sony pictures entertainment was from north korean hackers but the hackers were based in china when they launched in the attacks and china was complicit in attack on sony. this would not only be attack from north korea if it occurs,

it's also one from china and so this is important for us to start issuing warnings not just to pyongyang but to beijing as well. eric: yeah, gentlemen was past sadly the third year of death of otto warmbier that. gordon: they will try to interfere with the election. we've got to understand that the propaganda of the regime is serious and they are against us. eric: gordon chang, as always gordon, good to see you and thank you for your warning, arthel. gordon: thanks, eric. arthel: all right, eric, well, new york city taking a big step tomorrow, what the big apple is letting people do after a month-long shutdown.

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arthel: new york city is set to enter phase 2 of its reopening plan tomorrow. that means hair salons and barbershops can welcome customers for the first time in

months while restaurants can open up for outdoor dining. aishah hasine with details. hi, aishah. aishah: the may you expects people to go back to work on monday and concerns about contact tracing and effectiveness in the city. phase 2 will allow outdoor dining in restaurants, hair salons and barbershops can open with capacity limits. some offices can open as well. real estate showing can resume with social distancing and indoor shopping can also return even though stores still boarded up from the looting a few weeks ago, playgrounds be also reopen. here is the mayor. >> we are going through stages. we are feeling our way. i don't want to use the analogy of a mine field, we are trying to find a path that's stable and secure and does not allow the

case to resurge. aishah: new york times reporting contact tracing isn't quite reaping promising results. according to times out of more than 5,000 residents who tested positive since june 1st, only 35% handed over information about who they were in contact with, we have reached out to the mayor's office, we have not received any word back from the mayor's office just yet, arthel. arthel: yeah, dr. freedan says that's important to help stop the spread. aishah hasine, thank you, eric. eric: well, arthel, it's a very special effort this father's day, coming up how one father and 9-year-old are helping those in the front lines of the coronavirus crisis. ♪

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