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a busy day ahead his insurmountable delegate lea "early today" starts right for the democratic nomination. now. >> i'm frances rivera. in russia, a celebration will kick off in a few hours >> and i'm phillip mena. this year marks the 75th breaking news this morning baseball is back after months of negotiations, anniversary of the former soviet union's victory in world war ii. major league baseball has put forward a plan to begin their hundreds will gather in red season in later training square for one of the largest military parades in the country. one week from today on july 1st. the league proposed a 60-game the festivity's taking place on regular season designed to lessen travel. the eenve of a major vote for the players' association has reportedly signed off on health president vladimir putin and safety protocols in a statement, commissioner rob joining us from moscow is matt bodner man fred said major league good morning >> reporter: good morning. baseball is excited to bring president putin has been waiting for this day all year. baseball back to its fans. 75 years since the end of the now to a stark warning from second world war the nation's top infectious there are thousands of troops, hundreds of tanks, missiles, and disease doctors. even airplanes just flew testifying on capitol hill, dr. anthony fauci said we are seeing overhead, all celebrating the end of the war a disturbing sur ining surge ofn now, of course, europe -- many countries in europe have already and the next two weeks will be celebrated this back in may, but critical record surges in florida, texas, russia was forced to resch its celebrations due to the and arizona. our coverage begins with nbc's coronavirus pandemic tom costello russia became the third largest outbreak in the world. >> reporter: with long lines for now, today's date was chosen, testing and covid-19 cases surging once again in the south because it is 75 years since the

and the west, the nation's top very first victory day parade coronavirus experts warned was held and this year for the kremlin, congress the pandemic remains a it's taken on a little bit of an added significance very real threat >> we're now seeing a disturbing the kremlin is declare victory over the coronavirus pandemic. surge of infections. moscow yesterday just finished >> reporter: nationwide, 23 reopening. and perhaps more important, states are reporting an increase today's event marks a in cases of 25% or more over the hyperpatriotic kickoff to a last two weeks, with increases week-long constitutional referendum on a very of 100% or more in hawaii, controversial set of reforms that would see president putin's term limits reset, allowing him, oklahoma, montana, florida, arizona, south carolina, if he desires, to serve until wyoming, and oregon. 2036 all of this comes at experts believe it could be considerable risk, as russia has linked to the memorial day weekend, when millions of americans chose to leave home not yet suppressed its pandemic. and socialize in large groups. and moscow's mayor has urged >> the next couple of weeks are people today to celebrate at home and watch television. going to be critical in our back to you. ability to address those >> we'll be waiting for those surgings that we're seeing headlines to see if there's a >> reporter: the stats today, resurge after those gatherings 2.3 million confirmed cases matt, thank you. across the country still ahead, the surprising 120,000 deaths and climbing by thing that's keeping americans up at night. 500 to 1,000 each day. >> and the future of segues experts warn of a potentially hanging in the balance horrifying death toll to come. differently. the possibility of 200,000 deaths by the fall >> we have large parts of the plus, it eliminates odors

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>> covid-19 is now spreading at an unacceptable rate in texas. and it must be corralled we have several strategies to reduce the spread without having to shut texas back down. >> reporter: in less than a week, new cases in the houston area have more than doubled, fronting this warning from infectious disease specialist, dr. peter hotez. >> if i believe the numbers continue to rise at this pace, houston is on track to become the worst affected city in the united states. whoa >> reporter: the spike prompting we got a high roller houston children's to treat adults in an isolation unit. sir, i'm going to need you to the hospital staff says the situation is changing. pull to the right. please pull to the side, sir, >> at this point, we're actually trying to catch up and in the out of traffic beginning when this happened, we're in the front of it >> that iconic invention popular >> reporter: experts partially blame the surge on people not with tourists, police officers, wearing masks. lack of social distancing, and made famous in that movie especially among younger adults, another concern. in north carolina, one of the many places where crowds packed the beaches. "paul blart: mall cop. and in florida, officials report

a radical rise in younger covid owners of segway will stop cases. >> half of these positive tests production if you are up right now because things are weighing on are in that 34 and under age your mind, possibly money group. >> reporter: in arizona, cases have doubled over the last two concerns, you're far from alone with those worries cnn's julianna tattlebaum is weeks. 84% of their icu beds are now in use. live in london with a new and on the west coast, survey good morning california breaking their own >> that's right. 47% of u.s. adults report losing daily high more than 5,000 new cases in the last 24 hours. sleep over financial worries >> there's this false sense of and that's according to a new survey from bankrate.com security right now, because things are opening up. but perhaps surprisingly, that >> reporter: back in texas, push from the owner of the statistic is actually down compared to last year, when 56% houston rockets for everyone to follow the guidelines. of respondents reported losing >> if we don't wear masks, we're sleep over financial issues. going to have to shut down in fact, all financial reasons for keeping people up at night again. >> reporter: with numbers were up versus last year rising, officials saying this now, what's the most common pandemic may just be getting worry, you might ask well, everyday expenses is the most common worry people have about their finances but even that dropped from 32% started. >> the fbi says it's confident no crime was committed when a last year to 23% this year unab noose was found in the garage of bubba wallace. sunday's discovery pushed off a to sleep are saving enough for huge show of support more retirement, health care, and wallace at talladega

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right now at 4:30 a critical vote today to eliminate the police department. this as the state superintendent weighs in about schools across california. plus -- >> we're seeing an increase. >> covid rates and hospitalizations are on the rise. next what's fueling the spike and what health officials are saying. "today in the bay" starts right now. and a very good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. laura, welcome back.