so watching that severe weather and the heat, it ie to talking more about that coming up. >> oh, boy all right, thank you, janessa. coming up, protesters clash with police outside the white house. >> an incredibly emotional day for nascar as ivdrers take a stand against hate we'll be right back. at it actually was. dust mite droppings! eeeeeww! dead skin cells! gross! so now, i grab my swiffer sweeper and heavy-duty dusters. the summer heat not cooling the spread of coronavirus. duster extends to three feet to get all that gross stuff the major hot spots emerging this morning as florida passes a gotcha! and for that nasty dust on my floors, my sweeper's on it. grim milestone the textured cloths grab and hold dirt and hair waving off covid-19 concerns, president trump gears up for another indoor rally no matter where dust bunnies hide. no more heebie jeebies. today as he tries turn the page on the controversy stirred phew. glad i stopped cleaning and started swiffering. up by the new book from john bolton. an iphone face-lift. apple shows off a slew of new changes coming to a device near you. good tuesday morning i'm phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. coronavirus research is marking new hot spots in the united

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getting sick the average age now, 37 years don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. old. >> we're seeing a major shift in the most serious side effects are angioedema, this direction, with this large low blood pressure, kidney problems, 20 to 30-year-old population, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. mostly asymptomatic. >> reporter: absent state rules, some florida cities like miami and tampa now mandating masks. here in immokkolee, a farming protests in support of the community, 105 recently tested black community and against positive for coronavirus, mostly racism and controversial statues migrant farm workers who are now continue on monday, police clashed with headed north following the demonstrators who were protesting police brutality near harvests north carolina on edge with a the white house. the scene reportedly broke out steady rise in cases, 870 now after the group allegedly tried to topple a bronze statue of hospitalized >> our numbers of hospitalized former president andrew jackson. patients requiring oxygen as according to the washington well as those who are requiring post, police swung batons and life support is rising sprayed a chemical irritant to it is very overwhelming. break up the crowd after they >> reporter: nationwide, 23 tried to pull down the lafayette states, nearly half the country, are seeing an increase in cases square that chew wistatue with . over the last two weeks. eight of those states seeing a the president tweeted his dismay spike of 100% or more new cases. saying in part, numerous people arrested in d.c. for the in georgia, the largest group disgraceful vandalism in lafayette park of the

testing positive now between the magnificent statue of andrew age of 18 and 29 jackson. in alabama, moving in >> we're now beginning to see more of a younger population, dramatic show of solidarity monday at the talladega and what that causes as a nation speedway nascar rallying around bubba as you can see is our cases are wallace, the sport's only full going up, but our deaths are time black driver. one day after a noose was found going down. >> reporter: while in texas, new in his garage stall. mandates after a surge in the fbi and nascar are hospitalizations over the investigating. here's nbc's jay gray with more. weekend. nbc's morgan chesky is there. >> in an order to curb the recent spike in cases, mandatory >> reporter: all of nascar's drivers have rallied around mask policies are popping up in bubba wallace. >> reporter: before the green dallas and other cities. officials shut down at least a flag at talladega, an overwhelming show of support dozen overcrowded bars, just a day after a team member partially blaming them for finds a noose in the garage of spreading the virus. >> reporter: with rising cases nascar's only full time black in arizona, nurses from colorado driver, bubba wallace, now heading there to help. responding online, today's >> they travel from phoenix to despicable act of racism and colorado to help us. when the need arose, it was a no hatred leaves me incredibly saddened and serves as a painful brainer. >> reporter: a public health balancing act, where fighting reminder of how much further we have to go as a society and how footing remains an indelicate persistent we must be in the fight against racism science. the mayors in those seven south florida cities that are now a fight he has led in the sport. requiring masks in public, even two weeks ago, pushing nascar to if you're not near anybody say ban the confederate flag at all for those who are not wearing events, branding his car with a black lives matter logo and

masks, the police will enforce the rules. wearing and i can't breathe frances? t-shirt. >> inclusion is what we're >> kerry, thank you. trying to accomplish here. the scathing portrayal of we're trying to -- unity, bring president trump by his own former national security adviser everybody together and enjoy a hits shelves today sporting event john bolton's new memoir is >> reporter: still, the flags already the top seller on amazon were seen outside the track this after surviving a security weekend and overhead. >> this is a difficult time for review and legal challenge from the justice department our sport. but we're going to react nbc's jegeoff bennett has more swiftly. >> reporter: in a conference call, nascar president steve >> reporter: less than 24 hours phelps says the department of before his book hit store justice and fbi have now joined shelves, john bolton again taking aim at his former boss. their investigation and that anyone who played a part in >> the biggest fear i have is leaving the noose will be banned that his policymaking is so from the sport for life. >> this had to be an inside job incoherent, so unfocused, so because this garage was only open to essential personnel, so unstructured, so wrapped around somebody associated with nascar his own personal political likely may have been the fortunes that mistakes are being culprit. >> reporter: shifting gears, made that will have grave clearly difficult in nascar's consequences for the national race for equality. security of the united states. jay gray, nbc news >> reporter: bolton also saying he won't vote for the president. coming up, apple makes some >> i'm not going to vote for him big announcements as it kicks in november. off its worldwide conference certainly not going to vote for joe biden either. >> reporter: house democrats say and will baseball return this summer?

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from the decision on saturday. >> we have a very capable espn is reporting commissioner attorney general, so that's rob manfred plans a 600-ga-game really up to him i'm not involved >> reporter: the surprise move led to democratic accusations season that would begin around that the white house was trying to obstruct ongoing july 4th. fans may have to wait a investigations in new york's little longer to see their southern district. favorite plays an office that has looked into broadway news reports the great president trump's closest allies white way will stay dark until in the past, including personal early january with an official attorneys rudy giuliani and date to be released later this michael cohen. but clayton is unlikely to be week. crazy to think if that confirmed by the senate before happens, it will be nine months november's election. the acting u.s. attorney now is since -- >> we need a 2020 redo audrey strauss, a registered democrat who was berman's a full on redo. >> notthe roaring '20s, right? deputy, meaning any current investigations are set to apple is kicking off its proceed. several law enforcement sources annual worldwide developer tell nbc news that there are no conference, it announces their unannounced investigations, that software and hardware updates. the southern district of new but this year's conference, it looks a lot different. york is work on that could have triggered this firing. >> thanks to stephanie gos fami liz mclaughlin has the latest. of rayshard brooks will say >> welcome. >> reporter: apple's ceo tim their final good-byes. a private funeral will be held cook addressed an empty stadium to kick off the company's for the 27-year-old who was fatally shot by a white police worldwide developer conference. >> even though we can't be officer in a wendy's parking lot together in person, in some ways in atlanta on monday, members of the public

lined up to pay their respects we're going to be more together than ever. >> reporter: this year's event held virtually for first time to brooks at a public viewing. the event was held at the due to the coronavirus pandemic. ebenezer baptist church where >> challenges have been met with martin luther king jr. was a great creativity and important co-pastor. brooks' death sparked nationwide breakthroughs. outrage and protests and led to >> reporter: apple announcing the newest developments the arrests and charges for the including ios 14, featuring a two officers involved. new home screen redesign and the the daughter of martin luther ability to use multiple apps at king jr. reverend bernice king is expected to speak at today's once funeral. apple also announced it will closed funeral. there are concerns about start making its own processors long lines as more states hold for mac computers, marking a primaries today. the number of polling places has significant shift in the company's strategy been dramatically reduced amid >> we see this generally as a the coronavirus pandemic move that apple is making to kentucky's largest city will have more control over the only have one place to vote. quote/unquote full stack of its louisville has more than 600,000 technology >> reporter: the company also residents and is home to the state's largest black unveiled masked memojis and hand population, but local leaders say between mail-in ballots and early voting, the state is on watching detection. >> you'll see a countdown to track for a record turnout make sure you wash as long as new york also has fewer polling you're supposed to. places for today's elections, >> reporter: acknowledging the but officials say they're impact of covid-19 during the processing 11 times more keynote and taking time to address racial injustice absentee ballots than they did >> we must all aim far higher to in 2016. a new brush fire outside build a future that lives up to phoenix burned nearly 4,000

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in today's top stories president trump plans to put a freeze on visas for foreign workers for the rest of the year the white house cited the need to preserve jobs amid the coronavirus pandemic senior administration officials say the suspension will apply to tech workers, low skilled jobs and several other visa categories the tech industry is already pushing back a facebook spokesperson says keeping talent out of the country will hurt our recovery as more people begin flying again, one of the country's busiest airports is rolling out new technology to keep flyers safe gadi schwartz shows us how it works. >> reporter: at l.a.x.'s international terminal a new layer of screening just before the tsa checkpoint a thermal imaging camera now scanning thousands of passengers both arriving and departing, all making a temperature reading within mill seconds and anyone with a temperature above 100.4 will have a second screening

if they have a fever they'll be asked not to fly and information will be passed on to the cdc. the rollout, the biggest infrared screening program yet, but similar to what is being used in asia and across europe but health experts in the united states warn the new technology isn't foolproof. >> it will not stop any asymptomatic carriers. they do not have fever to speak of. >> reporter: since the early days of the statlockdowns, air travel is up 300%, but still just a fraction of what it was last year. for now, the program at l.a.x. comes with limitations during its testing phase. images won't be stored and departing passengers with fevers will only be advised not to fly. >> we're not going to stop them from traveling we're not going to tell the airlines if they have a fever. just going to give them this advice and let them continue on their journey. >> reporter: all coming as airlines have struggled with social distancing and mandatory mask wearing on flight for months now officials hoping a new layer of screening will add additional protection and could be a sign of what is to come at airports

in the future. gadi schwartz, nbc news, los angeles. >> i scrapped all my trips this year that requires travel. you got a trip coming up in september. so far all systems go? >> not holding my breath at this point. but you never know like gadi said, will this be the wave of the future like 9/11 we're used to the security precautions when we go to the airport, will we be scanned from here on out? >> restaurants and workplaces as well >> we'll see >> yeah. the golden globes which traditionally airs on nbc in early january is now moving to february 28th. that's the date the oscars surrendered last week. it was supposed to be on april 25th, this awards show will be on april 25th. the globes are still slated to be hosted by tina fey and amy poehler. everything getting slid back. >> just the way it goes. >> thanks for watching "early today. i'm frances rivera. >> i'm

right now at 4:30, schools and police. two major bay area school districts taking action on eliminating officers from campuses. we have a live report for you straight ahead. plus, a foggy start at the coast but kari is tracking changes that will unfold throughout the day. we'll want to hear about those. "today in the bay" starts right now. thanks so much for joining us on this tuesday morning. i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. and i'm marcus washington. yesterday, it was hot in a lot of places, more of the same today. meteorologist kari hall