good morning, america. president trump holds his first campaign rally since the pandemic, but where are the promised crowds? trump's return to the campaign trail failing to draw a packed house and an outdoor appearance canceled. inside masks few and far between. >> so i said to my people slow the testing down please. >> the president's latest take on the coronavirus crisis, plus where they're running out of hospital beds. new overnight comedian's collapse. hhlaking ill on stage. >> i got you. i got you. >> his body going limp. the coronavirus diagnosis and what he's telling his fans this morning. out of office. u.s. attorney geoffrey berman ending his 24-hour stand off with attorney general william

barr. why he agreed to leave and what the president says about his role in all of it. parents angered over how their son's heartwarming video was doctored with the president posting it online. >> we were appalled and disgusted to see it be used in that manner. >> what they're saying this morning. and sports struggle. major league baseball halting training camps for deep cleaning. >> it's a very big deal. >> players testing positive in the nfl and pga. the latest on the state of play. good morning. we are starting things off with some breaking news. >> deadly gun violence in minneapolis overnight. multiple people shot. police responding to a number of 911 calls. when they got there, they found several people suffering from gunshot wounds.

ambulances arriving to take those people to the hospital. at least 12 people were shot, one person was killed. police have interviewed a number of witnesses and are now collecting videos taken as they were trying to piece together how this unfolded. another big headline, president trump holding that campaign rally in tulsa, oklahoma, his first since the pandemic hit. noticeably empty seats in the arena that he promised would be packed. masks were optional even as six members after trump's advance team tested positive for the virus, including two secret service agents. rachel scott in tulsa covering it all. rachel, good morning to you. >> reporter: dan, good morning. it was president trump's first time back in front of his supporters in more than 100 days. he promised there would not be a single empty seat in the arena behind me. his campaign bragged they received more than 1 million ticket requests. campaign sources tell us they oversold it. we bee ben r ident trump's -

the reivedorhan a mi ticket requests. days ago the president promised it would be a packed house. >> we never had an empty seat. we certainly won't in oklahoma. >> we're resents of adamsville, alabama, and we heard our president was going to be here, and again. we're patriots. we're going to support our president. >> reporter: but inside the arena, empty seats. outside, the overflow area torn down. a last-minute decision scrapping plans for the president to also address a crowd outdoors. the campaign blamed the lower than expected turn out on protests in the area saying it interfered with supporters, even blocking access to the metal detecters which prevented people from entering the rally. after news broke that six members of the president's advance team tested positive for covid-19, the president downplayed the risk of the virus saying he asked his administration to scale back

testing. >> when you test -- when you do testing to that extent, you'll find more people. you'll find more cases. so i said to my people slow the testing down please. reporter: using a racist term to describe the coronavirus. >> i can name kung flu. i can name 19 different versions of names. >> reporter: and at one point, talking for 13 minutes to defend his walk down a ramp at west point. >> i said, general, i've got of geoe floyd taylor which have sparked protests nationwide. overnight tense moments between supporters and protesters. officers firing pepper balls to clear this area as some protesters took their disapproval of the president to the streets.

the bok arena where the president spoke last night is just blocks away from the site of what is believed to be the single worst incident of racial. this year tulsa is commemorating the 99th anniversary of the tulsa race massacre. last night the president made no mention of it. eva? >> rachel scott, thank you for that reporting. in the last few weeks oklahoma and the tulsa area in particular has seen a rise in coronavirus cases. the president went ahead with the rally in spite of that. this as more states are also seeing record rises. abc's marcus moore joins us from tulsa. good morning to you, marcus. >> reporter: eva, good morning. while the crowd was smaller than anticipated, there was a lot of people at the rally. many not wearing masks. that has been a concern for health officials all along. now they'll watch to see how the numbers change in the coming days. a determined crowd at president trump's

the age of the coronavirus. >> we begin our campaign. i want to thank all of you. you are warriors. >> reporter: many of those attendees not wearing masks. the trump campaign dismissing concerns about holding the event during the ongoing pandemic even though six staffers tested positive for the virus. this as the city of tulsa hits record numbers of its own, recording yesterday 136 new positive cases. the majority people between the ages of 18 and 35. cases surge across the nation. many in states that were among the first to re-open. in florida daily cases climbing to over 4,000, a third day high. the governor citing increased testing. >> the vast majority of the cases that we're seeing right now in the state of florida are with people that are presenting without any symptoms. >> reporter: in north carolina, daily cases hitting a record high for a fifth day in a row. south carolina ending a daunting week, announcing saturday over 1,000 new cases in a single day. in washington state, county

hospitals overwhelmed with the influx of patients and lack of beds. >> icu patients are being transferred to seattle for lack of capacity. >> reporter: in stark contrast new york city is set to enter phase two on monday. boards are coming down and sidewalk tables being put out as restaurants prepare to re-open to diners with outdoor seating. health officials in new orleans are monitoring two clusters tied to a graduation party and also a fwath -- gathering at a bar. they're concerned about father's day gatherings that might happen today. in oklahoma the spread of covid-19 didn't stop all those people who showed up at the rally just last night. whit? >> all right, marcus moore for us. thank you so much. for more on the coronavirus concerns let's bring in our infectious disease expert, todd ellerin. dr. ellerin, good morning. thank you for joining us. i want to ask about the president's rally in tulsa. the crowd wasn't as large as

advertised. you have thousands of people indoors, shoulder to shoulder, many not wearing masks. from a public health standpoint what's your biggest concern now that the rally is over and people start heading home? >> good morning, whit. this is a real problem. i mean, the cdc places this event in the highest risk category. you have crowds, indoors, no physical distancing, not wearing masks and in a state on the rise with cases, even though the absolute number is still small. this is a real setup for the potential for tulsa to be a hot zone in the near future. we want to prevent that. so i think it's important to follow their local public health guidance and maybe try testing in about four days. most of the people that are there. >> we mentioned tulsa, oklahoma, but they're not alone. we're seeing alarming increases, especially in southern states, florida, mississippi, north carolina. some other places as well, and younger people are getting sick too.

what takeaway should we have from those numbers that we're seeing? >> first of all, there'snitely . so if you are in one state where you have poor control or not a great handle on the virus, and you go into another state where there's better handle, you know, you have the ability to destabilize. we also think there are super spreaders. only 10% to 20% of people infected cause about 80% of infections. those are super spreaders. as far as younger patients, the good thing is they don't get as sick and not as likely to get hospitalized. but remember, young patients have chronic conditions as well, and they can be severely ill and sometimes even die from covid-19. the other point to remember is they can act like a vessel, and they can transmit the virus to someone who is more vulnerable,

eld elderly, et cetera. >> we're still learning more about this virus every day. dr. ellerin, thank you for your time. we appreciate it. dan, over to you. >> whit, thu very we turn betwe white house a ping a tense 24 hours. abc's trevor ault is on the story. trevor, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan. since geoffrey berman took over the southern district of new york he's overseen some of the most high profile cases in the country. even putting jeffrey epstein behind bars. his office has also conducted several investigations into members of the president's inner circle. some of those investigations are still ongoing, but berman is now out of a job. this morning a department of justice standoff ending with a very public firing. u.s. attorney geoffrey berman arrived at his manhattan office saturday for what turned out to be his final shift. >> i'm just here to do my job. >> reporter: berman agreed to leave effective immediately after a 24-hour showdown with attorney general w at rseons o eage in crinal conduct ose

that d a u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york, berman led an office that put president trump's former personal attorney, michael cohen, in prison and began investigating his current lawyer, rudy giuliani. in a letter to berman saturday attorney general barr said he asked president trump to remove you as of today and he has done so. the president denied he was involved. >> that's up to the attorney general. attorney general barr is working on that. that's really up to him. i'm not involved. >> reporter: sources told abc news the president has been pushing for berman's removal for months. attorney general barr tried to force a change late friday issuing a news release that said berman would step down by july 3rd and a favored replacement would succeed him. within an hour berman issued his

own statement that said, i have not resigned. i have no intention of resigning. the house judiciary committee is investigating and invited berman to testify. president trump is nominated jay clayton who served as chairman of the fcc, but has never been a prosecutor. before geoffrey berman took his position here he donated $5,400 to the trump campaign in 2016 and served on the trump transition team. he's been invited to testify at a house judiciary committee hearing as early as wednesday. eva? >> we will all be watching for that. thank you, trevor. now to the president's battle over john bolton's book. a federal judge blocking the attempt to block it on national security grounds. in an interview with abc's martha raddatz bolton says this wasn't really about national security. >> the president isn't worried about foreign governments reading this book. he's worried about the american

people reading this book. >> still the judge admonished bolton for disclosing classified information without obtaining final government approval after a security review. president trump seizing on that on twitter saying, bolton broke the law and has been called out and rebuked for doing so with a really big price to pay. martha's full exclusive interview with john bolton is airing in a one-hour special tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on abc. a lot of people will be watching. >> indeed. so much to talk about this morning. let's bring in our chief white house correspondent jon karl who is author of a new book himself. the book is called "front row at the trump show." i've read it. it's great. so jon, let's get right to the news this morning. first, you cover the white house. you have done so for years. what are you hearing about how the president is responding to the smaller than expected crowd in tulsa overnight? >> reporter: dan, you have to consider they were saying there were 1 million people that requested tickets. you heard in rachel's piece the

president saying there wouldn't be an empty seat in the house. i'm told the president is livid. i asked one of his campaign advisers on a scale of one to ten how mad is the president. the answer i got back, a 15. he is furious about this. this was a reboot for his campaign. they hyped the energy. you saw the outside arena had to be shut down and all those empty seats inside. >> i didn't know they had 15 on the scale. what's your take on the speech itself? two hours long. lots in there. what did you take away from it? >> reporter: it had all of the many greatest hits from your typical rally speech. what i thought was interesting is that there was absolutely no mention of juneteenth. there was no mention of george floyd. there was no mention of the tulsa massacre of 1921 which happened just a couple of blocks away from that venue, but he did go on and on about 15 minutes worth talking about that strange walk down the ramp he had at

west point. so it was in that sense, a rather unusual speech. >> let me talk about the controversy over the fired prosecutor from manhattan. is this inside the belt way mishegas to use a little yiddish on a sunday morning or is this truly consequential? >> reporter: well, look. i think it could have been much more consequential than it ended up being. the president, his attorney general acting to remove the prosecutor who was investigating the president's personal attorney, and also a prosecutor that john bolton suggests that the president had promised to remove to turkey's president erdogan. so seemingly at least in appearance, but because berman refused to go at first, his deputy will be taking over, audrey strauss, and she vowed to continue the investigations. we'll see where it goes. it was at least by appearances an extremely consequential series of actions. >> jon, great to see you on a

sunday morning. appreciate your analysis. i want to remind everybody, jon will be hosting "this week" later this morning. he's going to go one-on-one with senator tim scott and congressman hakeem jeffries. they'll be talking about police reform efforts in congress. plus, the powerhouse round table breaks down president trump's rally and the firing of the u.s. attorney. it's coming up on "this week" later this morning on abc. whit, over to you. let's shift gears, get a check of the weather. rob marciano is joining us from norwalk, connecticut this morning, and rob, i don't care what dan and eva say about you. you're a good man and a great father. happy father's day, my friend. >> oh, thank you, whit. same to you, and same to my jewish friend there, dan. we love it when he throws yiddish around on the weekend. that's a treat on this father's day. thank you both. good morning. let's talk about the fires happening in the west. still going on and the hot dry conditions persist. as a matter of fact, one of the fires east of phoenix grew over

20,000 acres overnight, and just 15% containment with this as the bush fire has 170,000 acres burned already, and it's getting a little bit closer to the population centers east of phoenix, and we're watching that. the big horn fire near tucson where we have lost containment again. down to 19% with this as that fire continues to be a problem. hot, dry, gusty conditions again today. that's going to persist through the rest of the week. low levels of humidity, never a good thing, down below 10%. the heat builds from west texas to california. excessive heat watches monday through thursday across sacramento. temperatures over 100 degrees. good morning, the fog will clear in the next hour for a sunny afternoon. elsewhere the fog is clearing closer to home. we have a warm day inland looking at hotinland

throughout the work week. even above average today with numbers in the upper 80s to low 90s, from our east bay valleys to the delta. 75 in richmond, and oakland. mid-60s with the sea breeze in san francisco and a hot week ahead inland.thth we will talk severe weather on this father's day. eva, you said more than once that dan is a mensch. >> i was like what's he about to say that i said. >> i don't think she's ever said that. >> that may be the only yiddish word you know. >> it is. i think so. >> happy father's day to all three of you. >> thank you. well, speaking of father's day, there's a dad who started an online movement to defy stereotypes and show what it's really like to be a modern black dad. janai norman is here with more. good morning to you, janai. >> reporter: hey, eva, good morning. this is a group looking to build up each other and change the way the world views black fatherhood

by simply giving an inside look into their lives as proud papas. bottles, diapers and cuddles. portraits of fatherhood posted by the dad gang, a group of black fathers and supporters shattering stereotypes and build community. >> the dad gang is an organization of active black fathers on a mission to change the way the world views black fatherhood. >> reporter: meet shawn williams, a devoted father of three. four years ago, a woman approached him at the grocery store and commended him for sticking around. >> you know, we're not an anomaly. we're not unicorns. >> reporter: williams realized his friends shared similar experiences and decided to rewrite the narrative on black fatherhood by sharing the reality of their families. >> being a good father means everything to me. >> reporter: this father's day in just a few hours dads of all races will join them in a march of dads in washington, d.c. they'll take to the streets in solidarity while fund-raising for george floyd's daughter gigi. iant the world to know that

her, as well as any other child that lost their father to racial injustice, although they just lost their father, they gained a million more. >> reporter: the group hoping to empower its members by changing stereotypes with positive affirmation. >> i am dad goals. >> reporter: during this historic moment in the fight for racial justice the group is looking to the future. >> i hope we really change the world and the way the world views us. >> reporter: up and down the dad gangs' news feed on instagram you see these beautiful smiles and these precious family pictures, about as precious as the picture on my news feed yesterday about dan's son taking a mirror selfie. he must have learned that. >> he's got his own gang. >> i'm going to get that t-shirt that says i am dad goals. janai, thank you. great story. >> reporter: happy father's day to both of you. >> thank you and to all the dads out there.

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building a better bay area for a safe and secure future, this is abc 7 news. good morning, everyokreutz. happy father's day. a new covid-19 testing site is opening up this week in santa clara county. the san jose sharks mascot will join san jose city officials tomorrow to show the new site right outside s.a.p. center. it will be open tuesday through friday from 1:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. and saturday from 9:00

until 3:00. you do not need an appointment but health insurance or a doctor's note is needed to be tested. let's get a check of the weather now lisa argen. good morning. >> good morning to you. we have quicker clearing and a faster warmup. exploratorium compressed marine layer in the distance. 65 in mountain view. san jose 59 degrees. you can see the fog here through this city view, where the camera is shaking in the upper elevations. 62 by the delta. it's going to be in the 90s out there today, so another warmup for you while it's cool at the coast. liz? >> lisa, thank you. thanks for joining

it is the new york hero, tiz the law, manny franco to win the belmont stakes. >> tiz the law victorious at belmont stakes, what is normally the third and final race for the triple crown is this season's first due to the pandemic. tiz the law will now start training for the delayed kentucky derby on september 5th and then the preakness in october. >> very cool. delayed but still cool. >> yes. now to some other big stories we're following this morning. happening right now police in the uk are calling a stabbing attack in the english town of redding a terrorist incident. three people were killed and three others injured when witnesses say a man stabbed people in the park on saturday. a 25-year-old man is now under arrest. also right now, the search

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the manipulative one sent a very different message, and now the parents of the toddlers are speaking out. stephanie ramos has much more. stephanie, good morning to you. >> reporter: dan, good morning. the parents of the toddlers are upset. this loving moment between the boys going viral for a second time, but now for opposite reasons. the video shared by the president appears to be made by a known meme maker who tweets misleading edited videos. meet maxwell and finnegan, the little boys who blew up the internet and all of social media this week. you may remember they're the best friends who warmed hearts everywhere after their parents posted this video of their greeting last year. both boys embracing one another. >> it was just our boys being our boys. this is how they greet each other all the time. >> reporter: now the boys' families are speaking out, upset at the portrayal of their sons, after a re-edited version of

their video was posted on social media by president trump with a fake cnn graphic that reads terrified toddlers runs from racist baby. >> we were appalled and disgusted to see it be used in that manner. again, we are trying to do everything we can to change the thoughts in the way people raise their children. >> finnegan knows that maxwell is black and he's white, but it doesn't matter to him. >> reporter: facebook and twitter both removed the video from their platforms. when the parents filed a copyright claim, and twitter labeled it manipulated kaeice w aed the do video friday. >> the president was making a satirical point. h the video. >> reporter: the families are t amused, calling the manipulated video propaganda. >> these two families have done a phenomenal job of spreading love and acceptance and unity, and then when someone goes online and steals that, and then twists it to try to shed a negative light on what is

otherwise such a positive, warm message, there has to be ramifications. >> reporter: the attorney for the family said they're investigating all legal options regarding the unauthorized use and manipulation of that video. eva? >> stephanie ramos for us. let's change gears and turn to rob marciano with a check of the weather. good morning, rob. >> hi again, eva. we had some severe weather across the plains. basically if you live in between the rockies and the appalachians, that's where most of the thunderstorms have been happening, and that will be the case again today. more than 100 reports of severe weather yesterday. some winds over 70 miles an hour in south dakota. this action is going to drop to the south. we had golf and tennis ball size hail with some storms. wichita you'll be in it. oklahoma city as well. really stretching up to sioux city and minneapolis. be aware of that. here's a handful of cities. got the kites flying. father mountain, oregon looks great. dadsville, ohio, could see some thunderstorms in between there,

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welcome back to "gma." what's summer without sports? major league teams hoping to get back in action, but positive covid-19 tests are standing in the way. abc's zachary kiesch joins us with the struggle to return. zachary, good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning to you. you know sports are such an institution, a pillar of american life. it feels like the country's return to normal is interconnected with the sports world return even if just symbolically. there have been huge challenges. the governor of new york announced when baseball does return both the mets and yankees will resume here in the state. covid-19 has been the opponent that very few professional leagues have had an answer for. overnight, espn insiders are reporting multiple players and

teams have raised concerns about resuming play in orlando next month, citing the recent surge of coronavirus cases in florida. >> the real challenge of the nba is this virus. we'll know a lot more after we see the tests come back, but a lot of this is going to hinge on what's happening in orlando. >> reporter: this state has been a popular destination for major league sports eyeing a return like the nba, major league soccer and the wnba hoping to restart their season next month. in baseball where spring training facilities are scattered across parts of florida and arizona the commissioner ordered a temporary shutdown ordering all team facilities to be cleaned following multiple players and team personnel testing positive for the virus. >> it's a very big deal. plans were set and now it's an entirely different situation. >> reporter: this comes after a week of reported positive cases around the world of sports from the nhl to the nfl. on friday, golf champ nick watney had to withdraw from the

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♪ ♪ it's today's "weekend download," and an important drug recall to tell you about. gsk consumer healthcare is recalling some cough medicine. they involve two lots of children's robitussin honey cough and chest congestion and one lot of children's dimetapp cold and cough. the company says they're missing some measurements on the dosing cups allowing for a potential risk of accidentally overdose. the company released a statement that said, in part,s a of the date of the recall announcement, gsk consumer health care has not received any adverse events related to these product or consumer complaints regarding the incorrect dosing cup. joining us to break it down, emergency physician dr. darren sutton.

thank you for being with us. dr. sutton, first, can you tell us a little bit about these drugs? >> yes. so i'm actually going into work now to the emergency room so i feel like i'm going to have this conversation more than once today. these drugs are over-the-counter medications. the first is robitussin. it's a cough medication that uses dextromethorphan. the second medication is dimetapp which has two main ingredients. the first is a anti-congestion and the antihistamine. all of these chemicals can be problematic at higher doses. the american academy of pediatrics made recommendations against the use of cough and cold medications for children under the age of 4. many pediatricians don't recommend these for cough at all. >> what are the warning signs for parents of an overdose? >> these are questions i often get. what i like to help people

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hughley and his fans. he was performing a show in nashville at a nightclub when the audience saw him suddenly take ill. the comedian going limp. eventually carried off the stage where an ambulance took him to the hospital. hughley telling fans later in an instagram post he was suffering from dehydration and exhaustion and was surprised to learn he tested positive for covid-19. listen to this. >> i didn't have flu-like symptoms. i didn't have shortness of breath. i didn't have difficulty breathing. i didn't have a cough. >> scary situation. he was released from the hospital and says he is going into quarantine for 14 days. so a speedy recovery to him. well now to reports of a new project for grammy award winning artist pharrell williams. there's word that the "happy" singer and "black-ish" creator kenya barris are set to make a

movie musical for juneteenth. they say it would be separate from the stage musical the pair is working on. it follows the success o of "juneteenth, the musical," which was the season four opener for "black-ish" that barris worked on. no word on timing of this latest project. finally, it is father's day. we can't end "pop news" before we acknowledge some very special dads around these parts. dan, whit, rob, happy father's day to all of you. we'll take a listen to what your kids had to say about you. , >>. happy father's day! >> hi! >> happy father's day! >> thank you for playing with us. >> and being funny and giving us cookies when mom is sleeping. >> happy father's day, daddy. we love you so much. >> say cheese.

>> cheese. >> i love that. >> i also confirmed that whit gives his kids cookies. >> my daughters can't keep a secret to save their lives. cover's blown. >> come on. that's in the inner circle. i couldn't see it. i could hear it. i promised whit to cry and support you. maybe when i rewatch it at home. >> thank you. i'm a cryer. >> thank you, guys. >> all right, rob. thank you, janai. >> thank you, janai, really appreciate it. >> thanks, janai. >> happy father's day to all the dads out there. we appreciate you joining us on a sunday morning. we'll be back here next weekend. stay tuned for jon karl who has "this week" coming up. that's very soon right here on abc, and again, happy father's day. i'm ready for my father's day nap. what about you? >> i wish. i got a long day at work here still. >> that's right. ♪ ♪ lovely day

♪ lovely day ♪ lovely day ♪ lovely day ♪ lovely day ♪ lovely day good morning everyone. i'm liz kreutz. in mrng in the south bay, two supervisor also present formal resolutions to the board at its the black lives matter movement with the goal of eliminating racial inequities. earlier this month the san jose

police department will ban rubber bullets. teachers in oakland will hold a ral lane car caravan in support of the george floyd resolution to leenim nate the school district's police department. this is part of the ten days of action. tomorrow's rally starts at 4:00 p.m. on the corner of broadway and 11th street. the board of education will vote on wednesday whether to defund the school district police department. let's get a check of our father's day forecast with lisa argen. >> liz, good morning to you. we certainly have our fog here in the city, but already holes in the overcast here. it will be a cool and comfortable day here from san francisco to the peninsula, with that sea breeze right now t is 55 downtown. 64 in mountain view with 62 in san jose. a warmup is going to arrive today around the bay, just modestly and inland 62 right now in fairfield and 66 in concord. so this morning, waking up to warmer temperatures for you in concord and also by the delta. you can see the camera shaking a bit here so our typical sea breeze brings the sea breeze from the bay to the coast, and

then we'll look for that warmer day today inland and unfortunately the heat is going to last and increase in inland valleys for the week ahead. the wind is a gentle breeze around the bay getting gusty at the coastline. otherwise the ebb and flow of the fog with 60s at the shoreline, 80 around fremont, 86 in livermore and the look ahead, it's pretty warm all week inland. liz? >> lisa, thank you. "this week" is next.

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