that's what's making news in america this morning. right now on "america this morning," coronavirus cases surging. parts of california closing back down. one of the biggest school districts in the country saying students will not return next month. new york now requiring all air travelers from hot spots to provide their contact information or face a heavy fine. now florida confirming more cases than most cases in the world. >> shame on you. >> as the state's governor is interrupted by a protester. breaking overnight, a legal victory for the president's niece now allowed to talk publicly about her explosive book out today. mary trump's first social media message inears p

ng tribute, the cast of "glee" holding naya rivera's body is found. what authorities say they believe happened to her. apple paying up to $500 million after slowing down older iphones. how to get your chunk of the change. bringing back a classic after more than two decades. overnight ford lifting the veil on its new bronco. and a family dealing with a few thousand uninvited houseguests and honey now m eis. good tuesday morning, everyone. we begin with the surge of covid-19 cases now topping 13 million across the globe. >> but the u.s. is still bearing the brunt of it. florida now has more cases than most countries with about 27,000 people testing positive in the past two days. and miami has emerged as the new

e epicenter. officials there are pleading with residents to stay home and wear face masks. >> california is among nearly two dozen states hitting pause or rolling back re-openings in an effort to curb the spread of the virus. this morning aggressive action to control the coronavirus as nearly half the country sees a new jump in deaths. >> effective today requiring all counties to close their indoor activities. restaurants, wineries, tasting shuttering of all bars. >> reporter: california's governor ordering the entire state back into what he's called a modified stay-at-home order. indoor dining off the table. >> we just heard it. i'm in shock. >> reporter: salon appointments cut short. >> so, are we supposed to lock up right now in the middle of ther:eme ni including los angeles, the second largest school district in the u.s. >> well, the new school year will begin in august. it will not start with students at school facilities. >> reporter: in new york new

containment efforts are in place. governor andrew cuomo announcing fines up $2,000 for out of state travelers that fail to register with the department of health. mandating classes could only resume if positivity rates are below 5%. the surge of cases on the mainland forcing hawaii to in florida people now say it's taking weeks to get test results back. >> quite frankly, no one knew how to handle this virus. >> reporter: some gore riddians are now blaming governor ron desantis for the surge of cases in the state. one interrupting a news conference to give the governor a piece of his mind. >> shame on you. >> reporter: it comes as we learn new stories of young people paying the ultimate price. >> it was hard. it was very hard, and then it was even harder to come back and tell the kids that she didn't make it. >> reporter: this man losing his 39-year-old sister, a mother of six. >> my main thing was to call her

kids and tell them how much she really loved them. >> the worst is yet to come. i'm sorry to say that. >> reporter: from military academy students at west point, it was back to school this week. it wasn't busiss as usual.archis and new overnight, teachers and doctors in arizona hand delivered a letter to the governor asking to postpone re-opening schools until october. classes are set to restart in the state on august 17th. the white house is accused of trying to discredit dr. anthony fauci as he continues to sound the alarm on the spread of covid-19. but "the new york times" is reporting that fauci returned to the west wing monday to meet with chief of staff mark

meadows. as abc's ines de la cuetara reports president trump insists he and dr. fauci are on good terms. >> reporter: after his advisers put out information critical of dr. anthony fauci, president trump told reporters he gets along just fine with the government's leading expert on infectious diseases. >> well, i have a good relationship with dr. fauci. i've had for a long time right from the beginning. i find him to be a very nice person. i don't always agree with him. >> reporter: but the president recently made it clear he's not happy with dr. fauci's warnings that the pandemic is far from over. >> i don't think you can say we're doing great. i mean, we're just not. >> and dr. fauci is a nice man, but he's made a lot of mistakes. >> reporter: multiple white house officials tell abc news he has a nickname for him, dr. gloom and doom. the doctor hasn't briefed the president in more than two months and on monday trump retweeted former game show host turned conservative commentator chuck woolery accusing the cdc, doctors and others of lying to the public about the coronavirus in order to keep the president

from winning re-election. administration officials also making the remarkable move of sending reporters information criticizing fauci. the press secretary denied this was opposition research. >> there's no opposition research being dumped to reporters. we were asked a very specific question by "the washington post" and that question was president trump noted that dr. fauci had made some mistakes ane at was a direct question. >> reporter: but from dr. fauci himself a steady drumbeat delivering a dire warning. >> we haven't even begun to see the end of it yet. >> reporter: the administration is also being criticized by former white house chief of staff mick mulvane in an op-ed, mulvaney called the current coronavirus testing capabilities simply inexcusable. the white house dismissed that comment saying, quote, our reaction is that we lead the world in testing. kenneth and mona. >> ines, thank you. breaking overnight, the supreme court cleared the way for the first execution of a federal prisoner in 17 years at the request of the trump administration. the court's conservative majority ruled that the

execution of daniel lewis lee in indiana and other death row inmates may proceed as planned. lee was convicted of killing a couple and their 8-year-old daughter in 1996. it's not clear when he will be put to death. two other executions are scheduled for this week. the trump family has failed to block a new york judge rejected an argument that a 2001 confidentiality agreement prohibits her from writing and talking about her uncle. she is a clinical psychologist and depicts him as a narcissist in the book which goes on sale today number one on the li. sce 28 just o l sayi h ames fn.in

l of the hospital. a naval office says the ship's fire suppression system wasn't on at the time of the blast because it was receiving maintenance. it's believed if it was on it might have knocked down the initial fire. the chance california will be hit by the earthquake long known as the big one has gone up. scientists say two quakes in a desert north of los angeles last summer raised the odds of a major the san dreas fa a powerful quake along that quality could lead to thousands of deaths and billions in damage. those odds now are 1 in 100. morning. the most violent conditions in the nation today will stretch from kansas to wisconsin. severe storms will roll across that area bringing 70-mile-per-hour winds and large hail to some areas. isolated tornados are also possible especially in illinois and iowa. checking the temperatures, the southwest heat wave means triple digits from phoenix to dallas. readings in the 90s stretch from kansas city to miami. 86 in new york. only mid-70s for boston and

minneapolis. coming up, what we're learning about the passing of a host on the popular show "mythbusters." also ahead the new reaction coming in from hollywood after the body of naya rivera was found in a lake. what authorities think happened to the actress. a teen narrowly escapes a a teen narrowly escapes a falling tree. ♪ ♪ ♪ e-ea-wish, en wether, ♪ hope and j000 wishes for children fighting critical illness. but we're not done. help us make every wish come true. ♪

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because the tree took down power lines. former "mythbusters" host grant imahara has died. he was an electrical engineer, a robotics experts who had also worked in special effects for lucasfilm. among his numbers there were some of the "star wars" and "matrix" films and "galaxy quest" and appeared on more than 200 episodes of "mythbusters" on the discovery channel. "the hollywood reporter" says imahara died aftof a brain aneurysm. he was 49. southern california, officials are certain the body they found in a lake is that of missing actress naya rivera. the actress has been missing for almost a week. her last act was saving her young son's life. andrea fujii has more. >> reporter: this morning a tragic end to the search for actress naya rivera. the ventura county sheriff's office confirming that the body found in lake piru is her six days after taking her son out for a boat ride. rivera was last seen in this surveillance video heading out on a rented pontoon boat.

the search began after she didn't return as scheduled and her 4-year-old son josey was found alone on the boat asleep authorities launching dive teams, drones and helicopters searching the difficult terrain. family, friends and "glee" co-stars holding hands monday a body was found. the sheriff said rivera's son told them he and his mom went for a swim and she boosted him back on the boat but when he looked back, rivera had disappeared under the water. >> the idea perhaps being that the boat started drifting, it was unanchored and she mustered enough energy to get her son back on the boat but not enough to save herself. ♪ here i am >> reporter: the 33-year-old was best known for starring as santana lopez on the hit television series "glee," but long before that she began her career as a child actor appearing in a number of

popular sitcoms in the 1990s. fans and former co-stars now mourning the deep loss of rivera on twitter. jane lynch writing, rest, sweet naya, what a force you were. love and peace to your family. and fellow "glee" star chris colfer wrote, she inspired and uplifted people without even trying. being close to her was both badge of honor and a suit of armor. naya was truly one of a kind and she always will be. detectives say there is no indication of foul play or suicide. rivera's son is said to be in good health and with relatives. kenneth and mona. >> andrea, thank you. okay, attention, past and h. you can start claiming your share of the $500 million apple has agreed to pay to settle claims it slowed down those phones in order to preserve battery life. each claim is expected to result in a payment of about $25. there's now a website where people who owned an affected

and the ford bronco is back. the automaker took the wraps off three new versions of its off-road vehicle in special television commercials last night. the bronco is returning to showrooms after a 24-year absence. it will go head-to-head with the jeep wrangler. coming up, the nba players forced to quarantine after popping the league's bubble. prosecutors share new details about ghislaine maxwell's arrest. what they say was wrapped in tin door no who've got their eczema under control. with less eczema, you can show more skin. so roll up those sleeves. and help heal your skin from within with dupixent. dupixent is the first treatment of its kind that continuously treats moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis, even between flare ups. dupixent is a biologic, and not a cream or steroid.

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wrapped cell phone, an attempt to keep it from being tracked. corporate pressure has done what protests could not, force a name change for washington, d.c.'s nfl franchise. the club officially retire folle from corporate partners including fedex which holdings naming rights to the stadium. fan reaction was mixed. >> i knew a change bass going to come, so i welcome it as long ai maer >> still my team no matter what name they have. still being evaluated. a second nba bubble breaker is now under eight-day quarantine. sacramento's richaun holmes left the disney world campus to pick up a food delivery. he joins a member of the houston rockets who broke the bubble rules last week. and speaking of rocket stars russell westbrook has tested positive for coronavirus. he tweeted he's feeling well and in quarantine. across the country reporting huge delays in test results.

earlier i spoke with dr. alok patel about how those delays can complicate controlt firsked abo ongoing debate over re-opening schools. as a pediatrician what do you think about how approaching these decisions by lawmakers and what are your biggest concerns about schools re-opening? >> off the bat, the thing i do not want to see which we unfortunately are is that re-opening schools is becoming politicized. just to check the boxes of victory saying we will open the is is not a one size fits all solution and every single school and every single county in this country needs to adopt an individualized approach. we now know that the virus is hittingha and smoking plays a part in the risk. what's the connection here? >> so we know that smoking is going to increase anybody's risk of severe illness and/or

hospitalization. we got to encourage people to stay away from smoking and e-cigs right now. >> let's talk about testing. demand for test is soaring but turnaround time is getting longer. what concerns you about this? >> the number one concern about delays in testing is people don't know what to do after they've gotten tested especially if they don't have symptoms or they're just looking to see if they're maybe an asymptomatic carrier. if you don't have a test result then we're not able to test, isolate and trace, that's key. >> the world health organization said monday there are at least 23 vaccines being tested on people and 137 more being studied in labs. does this give you hope? >> it does. it gives the entire scientific community hope. you know, the vaccine development right now is moving at an unprecedented pace. one thing that is optimistic is that there's several different vaccines going towards the goal line in different forms. and i think it would be a good thing if we had multiple vaccines actually going to that phase 3 trial and going out to distribution. >> our thanks to dr. patel there.

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>> good morning, kumasi. hi, everybody. let's talk about what is going on weather wise. hopefully you liked yesterday. little bit cooler yesterday thanks to the winds you see gusting up to 31 miles per hour in fairfield and 10 in napa. as far as the cloud cover, low clouds are starting to fill in the bay,again. sameyesterday. we look from south beach, not sitting on the bridge, visibility is doing okay even with the low clouds. if you drive up into them, obviously, that's a difference. hot no more. look at that. temperatures in the mid 60s into san francisco and upper 60s in fremont and 70s around the bay and 80s in our inland neighborhood. here's kumasi. >> thank you, mike. acssosf thern things closed again because of covid-19 cases.

closing all indoor businesses across the state, restaurants, bars, wineries, tasting rooms, movie theaters, entertainment theaters, zoos and museums. >> we were able to suexpress t sp tir a knock down the growth of this in the beginning. we're going to do that, again. not only are people getting covid-19 and not only are we seeing people transmit this disease, but we're also continuing to see lives lost. >> now, in addition to that, if a county is on the state's watch list, additional closures including gyms, churches, offices and personal services like salons and barbershops. now, seven bay area counties are being watched or monitored by the state. only san francisco and san mateo as you see here on this map are not on either of those lists. building a better bay area during the coronavirus pandemic means balancing the needs of our economy and our health.

the balancing act and latest action from the governor is really frustrating to small business owners. businesses in santa clara county were hours away from reopening and toda ty pla tos le with more on what i'm sure is a huge let down for these businesses. julian? >> yeah, this push and pull has just been a lot for so many of these business owners. these businesses in santa clara county they haven't been open a full day yesterday when they got the news they had to shut back down. business owners we spoke to say they're frustrat by t away by the lack of coordination at this point. confirmed close contact businesses like gyms, hair salons, tattoo parlors they would be able to open july 13th for the first time in four months. just hours into their reopening, the public health department confirming that santa clara county would likely be added to the state's watch list by wednesday and all of those just

open businesses would have to close in 48 hours. >> we're b