. it was a holiday weekend filled with fireworks and also a number of violent shootings in new york, chicago, atlanta, and south carolina, including the death of an 8-year-old girl. coronavirus records spiking around the nation with multiple states reaching new peaks of positive cases with no end in sight. for covid survivors, getting out of the hospital is just the beginning to a long road of recover roy. warren buffett had a busy holiday weekend, and if it closes, he will controrge floy f

the gas. early today starts right now. glad you're with us, i'm francis rivera. >> and i'm phillip mena. more than 30 states are seeing increases of the coronavirus. florida has confirmed more than 200,000 infections while the death toll in america is now over 130,000. >> here in new york, the former epicenter, nick cordero has died from covid complications after spending weeks in intensive care he first went to the emergency room on march 30th, spending more than 90 days in the hospital. his wife, amanda said that she held cordero's hand and song his favorite song called "live your life " covid-19 cases are surging in our armed forces. according to the military times,

military cases rose 27% in june. 3 service members have died out of the 3,000 total cases. global coronavirus cases hit a new high over the weekend. on saturday, the world health organization says worldwide cases rose by over 212,000 in 24 hours. the united states, brazil, and india have the biggest increases. as schools begin to announce what a return to classrooms might look like amid the pandemic, many parents are opting to homeschool their children. experts say some families doll it well, but others will struggle. and jenniferance aniston is speaking out to encourage others to wear face masks saying if you care about human life, please, a a mask. it really shouldn't be a debate. let's turn to idaho. officials believe eight people to total were on board when two

planes crashed. it's unlikely anyone survived that crash. the national transportation safety board will likely take over the investigation. the nation is emerging from a violent holiday weekend. in the big apple, 42 people were shot throughout new york city and nine of those victims died. a spokesperson for the department says most of those shootings happened within a 15-hour period. chicago's gun tally was even higher. police say at least 69 people were shot, 16 people including a young girl were killed. in a tweet chicago mayor lori light foot condemned the shooting say we must stop the violence before it starts. 23 were shot and wound during the holiday weekend and among the victims, an 8-year-old girl who was shot and killed in a car. >> we've got to stop this. we are doing each other more harm than any police officer on this force. >> this, as authorities in south

carolina are set offing a nightclub shooting that left two dead and eight others injured. dan has the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: investigators say the shooting started just before 2:00 a.m. sunday morning at the lavish lounge in greenville, south carolina. sheriff's deputies near the club heard gunshots, fired and responded. at the this found multiple victims. >> everything's turned over. there's a few chairs in there. there's food on the floor, some bottles busted. you can tell somebody in a hurry. >> reporter: ten people suffered gunshot wurnds, two have died wrurn a security guard. authorities have not made arrests but released photos of two persons of interest. large numbers u clubs aare not o open in south carolina. it's not clear if lavish lounge

was an exception. >> i hope those club owners are watching because it's they're fault 100%. >> reporter: the sheriff says it was a large crowd. as we've discussed coronavirus cases are surging across the country and while president trump predicts that a vax see vaccine will be out soon, governors are growing nervous about the spike in infections. the president is under fire for his comments about the virus over the weekend. >> yeah, good morning, philip. as you mentioned, this whereas one of those weekends that many medical officials worry about. there were a lot of large gatherings across the country, though we kind of saw some mixed response after mixed messaging. there were some states that closed beaches, banned large gatherings but there were others that were packed. mixed messaging, some of it comi coming directly from president

trump. he headlined a couple evof july events. he said this is the rising number of testing that is fueling the rising number of cases, though that is something that medical experts have said many times is not the case. that, in fact, it's the positivity rate of the tests that's going up. for instance, in houston which is one of the hardest hit areas a month ago, 1 in 10 cases -- or tests were coming back positive. now that number is 1 in 4. so that shows you, again, it's not just the overall number but is the rate of positive cases that's going up. but nonetheless, president trump continues this line of reasoning. let's hear directly from him. >> now we have tested almost 40 million people. by so doing, we showcases 99% of which are totally harmless and will likely have a therapeutic

and/or vaccine solution long before the end of the year. >> so you won't say whether 99% of coronavirus cases are, quote, completely harmless is true or false, what the president said at the white house last night? >> what i'll say is that we have data in account white house task force. those data show us this is a serious problem. people need to take it seriously. >> the fda commissioner would not back up president trump's claim that there would be a vaccine before the end of the year he would say the fda will make sure that any vaccine is safe and effective before it's released. philip, back to you. >> all right, alice, thank you. another officer charged with the death of george floyd has been freed from jail. according to jail records, the 34-year-old minneapolis police officer posted a $750,000 bond saturday. he is the third of the four

officers charged in floyd's death to be released on bond. he's expected in court on september 11th on charges of aiding and abetting second degree murder and second degree manslaughter. ron rivera has been working with dan snyder on renaming the redskins franchise. last week, multiple sponsors, include fedex and nike formally asked the team to rebrand. terry francona says he supports the idea of changing the team's name. the cleveland franchise has gone by the indians moniker since 19 1915. francona said, i think it's time to move forward. his comments come two days after of the team announced it was looking at options with its nickname. federal prosecutors asked the judge on sunday to schedule an arraignment and bail hearing on friday for jeffrey epstein's

long tim and5 chare associatlping to recruihie maxwell. she is currently being held without bail in new hampshire and has agreed to be moved to new york. she faces four charges in connection with transpiergt minor for criminal sexual activity. federal prosecutors say they expect her to be transferred early this week. she has denied any wrong doing. the mlb announced the first pitch coming in two weeks. the announcement would come days after major league baseball announced 31 players across the league tested positive for coronavirus. several other players have opted out of playing this season. all right. we are beginning a new week and let's do so with meteorologist bill karins. good morning. >> hope everyone had a wonderful weekend. now we're watching another hot he week, it's july, we expect that. but there's a little trop colonel disturbance along the

northern portion of the florida panhandle. it can bring us overnight rain, no gusty winds or anything, but the hurricane center thinks the next two days, 10% will mostly be over land. but over the next five days after it comes off the southeast coast and near the gulf stream waters, quo develop this into a tropical disturbance. the biggest impact will be locally heavy rain, it wils get. one of the hotter spots will be washington, d.c., boston feeling like 105 today along with our friends in ohio. even that week ahead forecast coming up and if you like it hot and steamy, it's

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we're back with a memorial to freedom and new black lives matt matter >> reporter: they come to witness. >> this is how change looks. >> reporter: to pay their respects and to learn. >> we've been talking a lot of about the protests in our house and how important they are, and why people are angry, and ready for things to change >> reporter: kate brought her daughters to what's become an open air gallery of protest art to understand the images they've seen on the tv >> i'm not okay with how people

are being treated. >> reporter: as they seek the importance of the american the right protest. >> it's amazing. so beautiful and people have such a unique way of expressing themselves right now >> you have to understand what's going on to the actually make a difference >> reporter: andy left flowers and then visited several older memorials. >> i think we can live in a nation where we honor the past and protest for justice today. that's a beautiful thing it's the sound of freedom to me. >> reporter: as protesters lined up against police just block away on black lives matter plaza, the canvas of instant american history nearby allowed people to grieve and to think. >> it's watching the u.s >> reporter: a visitor from france wanted to witness history. >> i'm impressed it's very strong it's very inspiring.

it's about survival for people >> reporter: adrian came to cap the you're the her own messages to share with family back in the tuls oklahoma. what do those messages mean to you? >> it says something that people are willing to engaging a very challenging and important discussion about where we go next i'm glad to see things change. i'm glad to see and understand that art is going to be part of the new culture and language in the city and i hope it stays >> reporter: the paper paint expression of pain several national museums in washington are considering preserving these memories for future generations from this critical moment in history. does this art deserve to be in change ate symbol of recognition. and i hope that we will hang it on the wall of some of our most prominent museums because it's a

symbol of progress >> thanks to peter alexander for that report. great creativity there and a very strong and important message. >> seeing that in many ways you can get your voice heard >> thanks so much for watching on this

they said about a 50/50 chance my place would be burned up. just waiting. >> right now at 4:30, breaking news. watching and waiting as fire crews battle a brush fire near gilroy. the evacuations under way, plus what we just found out overnight about how that fire started and why it's sparking so fast. and as we keep an eye on fires burning, the temperatures and worsening air quality. "today in the bay" starts right now. >>