>> that will do it for us. >> don't forget tonight's bay bridge series airs on nbc sports bay area and nbc sports california at 6:40. good morning. hot zone. the state of florida in crisis this morning as cases skyrocket. the city of miami now imposing a curfew. >> we needed to basically tone down the parties, shut it off a little bit earlier. >> hospitals in the nation's hot spots under siege. and in washington republicans on the hill revolt after the white house moves to stop new funding for the cdc. face-off. the president pushing back against a nationwide mask requirement. >> i want people to have a certain freedom, and i don't

believe in that. >> but major retailers like walmart, cvs, and kohl's require customers to wear face coverings starting today. breaking overnight. manhunt. the fbi looking for the gunman who opened fire on the family of a federal judge at their home in new jersey. her son killed. her husband critical this morning. we'll have the very latest in a live report. national treasure. >> we are blessed to know that he touch sod many people on every cover of the globe. >> the family of john lewis leads the tributes to his remarkable life of service. >> john lewis was a voice for the voiceless, a defender of the disenfranchised. >> this morning our conversation with one of the young leaders he inspired, senator cory booker. extreme heat. 69 million people up and down the east coast bracing for what could be the hottest day of the year. those stories plus baseball is back. the major leagues return to

action with the first game since the pandemic. >> without the fans here, they've become the cheerleading squad over there. >> players and fans gear up for opening day this week. monday, july 20th, 2020. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. morning, everybody. welcome to "today." it is good to have you with us on a monday morning. you thought yesterday was hot, wait until today. it's going to be worse. >> today's the day we've been waiting for. >> we're going to get to the forecast in just a minute with al, but let's start with the coronavirus. four states, kentucky, louisiana, oregon, and south carolina setting new single-day case records yesterday. eight other states saw their weekly average rise by more than 40%. >> this morning hospitals in two other hot spots feeling the impact.

in california military doctors and nurses now being sent in to help. while in florida dozens of hospitals say they have run out of icu beds. >> meanwhile, we mentioned the heat wave. that is going to affect everything as well. regardless of the rules in their cities and states, walmart, sam's clubs, lowe's, cvs will have mask requirements. we start with sam brock from the state of florida. sam, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning. florida just jumped past 350,000 cases as cities across the region right now are putting in curfews. miami beach has one that starts at dinner time. still few signs right now that the virus is slowing. this morning the renowned south beach night life is on ice. >> it's unbelievable. >> reporter: ocean drive and the surrounding entertainment district now shut down from 8:00

p.m. until 6:00 in the morning. the last-minute lockdown coinciding with this couple's weekend getaway. >> people just like us that travel a long, long distance come here to have fun, you know? >> reporter: but the strict curfew and attempt to corral a relentless uptick in covid cases. >> we needed to tone down the parties, shut it off a little bit earlier. >> reporter: florida keeps smashing records. on sunday just shy of 12,500 new cases. the fifth day in a row the state topped 10,000. with the virus now claiming more than 5,000 lives here. miami-dade county temporarily stopped reporting the percent of people positive. last listed at 27%. the county telling nbc news, they're meeting with state statisticians on monday to go over discrepancies. no matter where the numbers land, this street party not the social distancing policy makers have been preaching. same for revelers at this packed affair in astoria queens. the street bash

spawning outrage as they move to phase four on monday. in texas cases keep ticking up especially in houston where they are above icu capacity but physicians are promising not to turn anyone away. three hours away, one texas county said 85 babies tested positive for covid-19. and in california, and an investigation showed a thousand cases of the virus at day care facilities across the state. roughly 20% of which involved kids. raising new concerns. >> we don't know what the long-term consequences will be for these young children. >> reporter: in florida schools are set to open next month so governor ron desantis wants a virtual option if they're more comfortable with that. >> thank you very much. now to the latest in the raging debate over masks. they are now required in more than half of all states. walmart, the nation's largest retailer, and other stores are

now making them mandatory for shoppers. morgan chesky is live with the latest on that story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this a decision that's going to have some serious impact because more than a third of the 5,000 stores are in places that do not have any mandated mask policies. but today for the first time an employee will be standing out front making sure everyone who walks inside has a mask on. this morning shoppers at walmart and sam's club now required to wear masks at stores nationwide. the move the latest at the same time from a growing list of national retailers to slow the spread of covid-19. as lowe's, walgreens, cvs, and kohl's are also starting requiring masks today. >> i don't see a good reason not to wear a mask. >> reporter: but six months into

the pandemic, americans are still divided. >> i think it's absurd they would force you to wear a mask. >> reporter: as rules over face coverings at times leads to face-offs. >> we're calling the police. >> call them. >> reporter: now president trump telling fox news sunday he would not support a national mask policy. >> no, i want people to have a certain freedom. and i don't believe in that. no. and i don't agree with the statement if everybody wore a mask, everything disappears. with that being said, i'm a believer in masks. i think masks are good. but i leave it up to the governors. >> reporter: the president's message comes as his top medical experts urge sweeping mask usage. >> it's up to us. wear a mask when you're out of your house.gke >> reporter: still 22 states have not issued a statewide mask mandate including hard-hit arizona and florida. though both governors have recognized masks can be effective in stopping the spread of the virus. in georgia where over 15,000 people have been hospitalized, the governor is filing suit.

>> i'm confident that georgians don't need a mandate to do the right thing. >> reporter: the lawsuit also asked for the court to restrain mayor bottoms for making statements to the press that she has the authority to impose more or less restrictive measures than the governor. the mayor tweeting, far more have sacrificed too much more for me to be silent. and sam's and walmart not the only companies following suit here. later this week, we know home depot and kroger also plan on implementing similar policies. >> all right. morgan chesky for us in dallas, thank you. as we get closer to the new school year, there are new concerns how covid-19 spreads among children. this as school districts across the country are weighing the risks of returning. stephanie gosk has more on that angle this morning. stephanie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. going back to school and going back safely are what so many families are waking up to and worrying about. more and more school districts are announcing their plans while

experts caution that if it's done with the wrong setup, it could put more people at risk of getting the virus. as the new school year approaches, this morning questions about covid in the classroom are growing. >> there's no way we could graders. >> reporter: while the president is pushing for a full reopening of schools across the country. >> we're not going to give them money if they're not going to school. >> reporter: experts warn that one size fits all approach will not work. >> a national mandate for schools to all operate under the same approach i think is a major mistake. >> reporter: many school districts across the country now deciding how to reopen. los angeles is going all online this fall. other big cities like new york and chicago considering a mix of remote and in-person learning. >> i think the hybrid model is the best option for us, because in-person instruction is extremely important. >> reporter: as many school

systems weigh their options and evaluate data, a large study in south korea shows kids younger than 10 spread the disease half as much as adults. but children above the age of 10 can spread the virus at the same rate as adults >> older kids, those teenagers, get infected more frequent than younger kids that is something we do have to be mindful of as we do bring kids back to school. >> reporter: in arizona where cases are surging, this teacher is afraid of going back too soon >> we all want to be back to the classroom. that's what teachers miss more than anything, but we want them to do it safely. >> reporter: she has been organizing motor marches dozens of teachers driving painted cars hoping to call attention to the dangers teachers will face if schools reopen too soon. >> i don't want my third graders to have to attend my funeral i don't want to attend one of my third graders' funerals. that is the trauma that i think

people should be talking about >> reporter: there are some legal questions here like who is liable if people get sick. three national organizations that represent public school leaders around the country have asked for legislation to protect school districts that follow guidelines from being sued, savannah >> stephanie gosk on a real important issue. thank you. meantime, president trump used a new interview to defend his administration's response to the pandemic kristen welker has more on that. good morning >> reporter: hey, hoda good morning to you. with covid cases on the rise all across the country, the pressure is intensifying on president trump. yet another round of polls show he is trailing joe biden now, some administration officials are urging him to take more of a role in fighting the pandemic, but right now no plans to change course this morning president trump is ramping up his defense of his handling of the coronavirus crisis after a contentious

interview on fox news sunday with covid-19 cases spiking throughout the country in recent weeks, the president down played the cases. >> i say flames, we'll put out the flames and in some cases just burning embers. we have embers and we do have flames >> reporter: and again claimed the rise in cases is the result of increased testing >> we have great testing because we have the best testing in the world. many of those cases are young people that would heal in a day. they have the sniffles and we put it down as a test. >> reporter: but even his own top health experts have widely disputed that testing is to blame including dr. anthony fauci whom the president criticized again sunday. >> he's a little bit of an alarmist that's okay. >> reporter: and the president doubled down on his widely penned claim the virus will one day just disappear mr. trump who has only worn a mask once in a public appearance says he has no plans to impose a national mandate >> i want people to have a certain freedom and i don't

believe in that, no. with that being said, i'm a believer in masks. i think masks are good, but i leave it up to the governors >> reporter: but the nih director said on "meet the press" masks should not be optional >> wear a mask when you're out of your house. it is bizarre we have turned mask wearing into something political. >> reporter: joe biden who is leading president trump by double digits in a new abc news poll responded to the president's interview sunday saying in a statement, your ignorance isn't a virtue of our sign of your strength. it's undercutting our response to this unprecedented crisis at every turn and it's costing americans their jobs and their lives. >> speaking of the economy, there's discussion on the hill about whether to do another coronavirus stimulus bill. and there's a big dustup between republicans on the hill and the white house. what's that about? >> reporter: yeah. this is a unique one for that reason negotiations are expected to begin today on another stimulus

package. two top republicans mitch mcconnell and kevin mccarthy are expected to meet with the president later today. republicans are at odds with the white house over the amount of funding that should be given to the cdc and contact tracing. they argue they're already unfused funds but republicans are saying more funding is, in fact, needed there are also major sticking points between republicans and democrats about the overall price tag. the bottom line here, there is immense pressure on all sides to get some sort of deal passed with the november election looming. >> all right thank you very much. now to that breaking news out of new jersey. overnight a gunman disguised as a delivery driver shooting and killing the son of a federal judge. the investigation is now underway anne thompson is on the story for us this morning. good morning >> reporter: good morning, savannah this was a brazen crime. a gunman apparently disguised as

a delivery man opened fire at a federal judge's house early sunday evening this morning the question is why. this morning a massive manhunt is underway after a gunman shot and killed the 20-year-old son of a prominent federal judge at their new jersey home. her husband was also seriously injured in the attack. he's in critical condition >> my neighbors said they heard five or six gunshots happen. >> reporter: a source telling wnbc esther salas was in the basement when it went down and was not harmed her husband was shot multiple times. their son daniel a college student is believed to have been shot moments later >> he heard this shot and he ran to help his father and that does not surprise me at all, because that is the kind of family that were >> reporter: the mayor of north brunswick confirmed the son's death.

the fbi tweeted it is looking for one suspect in the shooting. one source telling nbc that the shooter was believed to be disguised as a fedex driver. judge salas is the first to serve in new jersey. she was appointed by barack obama in 2010 and has presided over a number of high-profile trials including the fraud trial of former real housewife teresa giudice and her husband joe. she presided over a case claiming the company made false and misleading statements about its money laundering policies and -- bob menendez releasing a statement which reads, my prayers are with judge salas and her family and that those are swiftly brought to justice

police have been canvassing the area asking them for any video that might shed light on the terrible crime now, the mayor of new brunswick said overnight that while judge salas has had threats in the past, they weren't as serious. they're trying to identify the suspect's vehicle. and fedex said it's investigating as well. >> anne thompson on the breaking news thank you. we do have a lot more to get to, including a united ara emirates spacecraft on its way to mars this morning the spacecraft named amal or hope blasted off from japan early this morning as it begins its seven-month journey to the red planet it's the first in the arab world's mission.r climate change while circling mars for at least two years.

>> real milestone. here on earth, it was a hot one. had a hot trend across much of the country and it's going to continue bill karins is in for al this morning. hi, bill morning. >> good morning to you guys. yeah the longer the heat waves go, usually the more dangerous and deadly they get. we still have one more really bad day on the east coast then a little bit of relief for some. we have 69 million people under heat advisories and heat warnings that includes much of new jersey, areas around the chesapeake that's going to be some or the worst of it. how hot will it feel we have a chance to hit 100 degrees in washington, d.c., for the first time in four years remember, these temperatures are in the shade it'll feel like 108 in philadelphia 110 in atlantic city 103 in new york city and areas in the south, it's still hot but not exceptionally hot. you're more used to it than us in the northeast it'll feel like 100 in the shade. that's the big weather story of the day. now here's a look at your local forecast right after this.

nonow is the time to support the places you love. spenend 10 dollars or more at a participating small business and get 5 dollars back, up to 10 times with american expresess. enroll n now at shopsmalall.com. good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. as we take a live look outside in san francisco it's drizzling, and we'll see that continue for the next at least couple of hours and that's going to keep it cool there with highs reaching up to 64 degrees. 71 will be the high in oakland. and our sky clearing out very quickly for the inland areas with highs reaching into the mid-80s. for the east bay we'll see more 80s in the valleys all throughout the rest of the workweek.

for last the relief comes towards friday in the northeastern great lakes. >> we'll take it, bill thank you so much. coming up, we're going to pause and honor the life and legacy of longtime congressman john lewis one thing that stands out is how he inspired a new generation of activists. >> and one of them, senator cory booker, he'll join us for a live interview. but first this is "today" on nbc. you are ththirsty and d we knowt you u want a colold drink. but wewe also knowow that, whet comemes to moneyey, you want to...n.not spend a any. that''s why 7-7-eleven hasas 7s free witith 7rewardsds. you geget the big g gulp you w. fofor the no m money you w want. bibig gulp drirink. no mononey. 7 titimes. is t that what y you want? oh, we k know. because e we are 7-e-eleven. a we m might know w you betterern you know y yourself. 7-eleveven. alwaysys open.

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>> opening day this week first let's get to the 7:30 headlines. the surge in coronavirus cases coast to coast has some officials putting new lockdowns into place including florida restaurants and other businesses now forced to shut their doors at 8:00 every night. curfew there in texas cases are still ticking up especially in houston where the texas medical center is above icu bed capacity now and in california, an investigation by our station kntv uncovered nearly a thousand cases at day care facilities across the state roughly 20% of those cases were children three people were killed, two dozen others hurt after a sightseeing tour bus went off the road and rolled over in the canadian rockies it happened saturday in jasper national park. the tour company said its offroad vehicles do not have seat belts the cause of this crash is still under investigation. now to a close call on the florida coast. a police officer was walking on the beach when he noticed a

hey. there's a shark. shark approaching a small boy on a boogie board >> hey, buddy! hey! shark. hey. there's a shark. >> there he is >> oh, wow the shark was dangerously close when that officer jumped in. that is definitely a life saving decision somewhere nearby there is a mom or dad saying thank you, thank you, thank you >> i like that, hey, buddy, there's a shark. this morning the outpouring of tributes continue for representative john lewis. >> the civil rights icon and conscience of the congress died friday at this age of 80 we'll speak to cory booker about his legacy and his relationship with him but first blayne alexander has more >> reporter: good morning to you.

we are right in the heart of congressman lewis' district. you see an outpouring of tributes behind me i want to show you just some magnitude. just how much he was beloved here in this district. take a look. this mural has been here now for several years with the simple word at the top. hero you can see it when you drive through downtown atlanta it's a reminder of just how beloved he was here in his home district now we're seeing that outpouring of love from around the country. for more than 30 years, colleagues say it was john lewis who gave congress its is not right, not just, not conscience >> when you see something that is not right, not just, not fair, you have a moral obligation to say something, to do something >> reporter: this morning on capitol hill, flags lowered in his honor. president trump tweeted he is saddened by the congressman's death. lewis honored by all four living former presidents including

president obama who wrote, he loved this country so much that he risked his life and his blood so that it might live up to its promise. one of the original freedom fighters, lewis was just 23 when he took the podium at the march on washington. >> we are tired. we are tired of being beat by policemen. >> reporter: he was beaten to the ground as he marched for voting rights. now many are demanding that bridge bear his name >> edmund pettus was the grand wizard of the ku klux klan take his name off that bridge an replace it with a good man john lewis personifification ofof the good of america >> reporter: lewis shared a special relationship with dr. martin luther king jr. what do you want people to take

from his legacy? >> for john lewis, resist it without reacting in a violent way. and yet he survived. and he survived to not only be elected into congress, but to serve in congress two terms under the first african-american president. >> reporter: in downtownen atlanta, the heart of the district he served for 17 terms, tributes to a man who was larger than life. what do you want your grandsons to know about his legacy. >> that he stood for truth and justice. >> i was down here a couple of years ago in a march and he was in the thick of it he was with us he was in the streets with the people protesting. >> i just came out here to feel his power and legacy to carry on his legacy by remembering him. >> reporter: savannah, this morning so many are continuing to gather here for the same reason meanwhile across the state, georgia's governor has ordered the state capitol flags lowered

his honor. >> thank you so much senator cory booker served in congress with john lewis and like so many others have called him one of his heroes senator, good morning to you i was just thinking about our correspondent standing in front of that giant mural and just thinking about what a towering figure john lewis was. but for you, what did he mean to you personally >> well, you know, i found out when i became a senator when i went back to interview the lawyer -- one of the principle lawyers who represented my family when i first tried to move to new jersey, i was just a baby but my parents were denied housing and turned away because of the color of their skin it was a lawyer that designed the sting operation have a white couple pose as us. led to an altercation where a lawyer was physically attacked but eventually we moved into the house and integrated this area of new jersey. and i called the lawyer and talked to him and asked him why

he would do that as a white man, take time to represent black families and he told me about sitting on a couch in 1965 watching the edmund pettus bridge, seeing john lewis get beaten. and that he decided right then that he couldn't just sit on a couch comfortably in america while there was so much tragedy going on that's the power that john lewis has unleashed in his entire life ripples and waves of love and hope and change. and knowing him personally when i eventually became a mayor, he and i were both the subjects of finding your roots show and it began a mentorship where he just really showed me an extraordinary kindness and love and partnership on so many things in fact, the day i got sworn in as a senator, my dad had just died days earlier. and my last meeting before i got sworn in was with him. and as he welcomed me to the senate as only the fourth person elected to the senate, he told me what it meant to him with

such humility and such grace so so much of my life even before i was born was altered by a man who showed all of america that the most powerful force on the planet will always be unarmed truth and love the grace with which he lived, most people focus their lives or measured their lives on their possesons or their titles. but he showed the way you should live your life is with virtue and grace. and an undeterred invincible commitment to justice for all. >> and he was -- i mean, one of the things he was known for was his ability to forgive he forgave klansmen, segregationists. what do you think forgiveness meant to him

>> well, you know, john taught us what hope really is hope is callused hope is bloodied, battered it's a muscle you have to flex every day. i have this belief before you show me your religion, show me how you treat other people it was so much a part of his being. so for him, forgiveness is not something that comes without confronting the ugliness and confronting the wrongs which he never shied from doing but he always offered people a path to redemption which was his ability to recognize the dignity and the divinity in all people to never demean the person, fight the injustice but always >> one of many lessons that you learn from congressman lewis and that will endure as his memory will senator booker, thank you for taking time this morning and leave the person open a pathway to redemption and to forgiveness

>> one of many lessons that you learn from congressman lewis and that will endure as his memory will senator booker, thank you for taking time this morning and sharing the man you knew we really appreciate it. >> thank you very much and still to come, the story of love and devotion that's really touched us. a foster father who adopted a boy abandoned by his own parents. and together they are opening up their home to other kids in need they'll join us live but first these messages eveven when i i was there,, i nevever knew whehen my sympts would kekeep us aparart. so i talalked to my y doctor about humimira. i leararned humirara can help , and kekeep uc undeder controll whwhen other m medicationsns ht worked w well enoughgh. and itit helps peoeople achiee contntrol that l lasts. soso you can e experience e few or no sysymptoms. humira canan lower youour abiy to f fight infecections, inincluding tutuberculosis. seserious, somometimes fatl infefections andnd cancers, inclcluding lympmphoma, hae happppened; asas have blooood, liver, , and nenervous syststem problem, seserious allelergic reactctiond new or w worsening h heart fail.

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morning. because if they remove this cataract, i'll really be able to see. i've had a hard time. >> a hard time is an understatement i don't know if you noticed, but savannah, sometimes she holds her papers like this and she's reading with one eye also it's not only the distance thing, but you have this weird -- looks like a wave >> yeah. i have all kinds of things going on it's kind of distorted then a wavy thing. now i have this cataract which is a blurry spot a lot of people have a cataract surgery or their parents have had it it's very common in the elderly. but it happens if you've had this retina detachment surgery once they remove that blur, i think it will be a lot better. >> how long? >> the surgery itself is under an hour. then there's a little recovery i won't be back tomorrow because i'll have a bandage. but maybe later in the week hopefully. >> hopefully that surgery will clear up that vision >> hopefully next time i see you, i'll really see you >> that's right. stop calling me willie still coming up, the return

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a very good morning to you. i'm laura garcia. here is what's happening now. >> reporter: i'm cierra johnson in san francisco as families prepare for the start of a new school year. state education leaders are making sure everyone in california is on the same page. they're holding a meeting today and districts are urged to take part. this comes after governor newsom on friday announced that 90% of the schools in the state would be doing online learning come the start of the school year. >> reporter: i'm bob redell. the oakland a's take on the giants tonight. there will be new safety measures in place because of the covid-19 pandemic. what will be most noticeable no fans in attendance. instead they'll be replaced by cardboard cutouts with pictures of fans who bought the respective seats and sent in a photo. and don't forget tonight's game is on both nbc sports bay

area and nbc sports california. it starts at 6:30. let's get a look at the forecast right now with kari. laura, may have to stay up a little bit late tonight. we'll have some nice weather as we are starting out with some clouds. once this clears out our temperatures will be a little bit cooler with some highs in the low 80s so the south bay some mid to upper 80s through the tri-valley and inland east bay and heading to the north bay we're ranging from 76 in napa to 95 in ukiah. as we look at our inland temperatures it's going to be a really nice and comfortable week. as we head to the end of the weekend we're starting to warm up a few more degrees reaching to 90 degrees. san francisco will be in the mid-60s each and every day. we'll start out with some fog and at times some drizzle. it will clear for a little bit of sunshine throughout the next several afternoons. laura? wow. pretty mild out there. thanks so much. we'll be back with another local news update in about half an

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adoptive son live. and truly a royal affair we'll take you inside princess beatrice's wedding day how she got her happily ever after. "today," monday, july 20th, 2020 ♪ >> good morning, "today" show from the stokes family >> coming to you from charlotte, north carolina, the queen city >> we're the raskin family on vacation in delaware and we're waking up with "today." ♪ >> it's my baby sister's 1st birthday >> welcome back to "today. thanks for getting up early with us it's monday morning, 8:00. glad to have you with us craig has the week off >> yeah. we have a lot going on including check out our big board. my "today" plaza crowd

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the country. nearly 140,000 deaths. in this state of florida alone, we just passed 350,000 infections as those cases are raging right now, so is the debate over a national mask mandate. the president over the weekend telling fox news he still does not support one despite these words from his nih director. >> wear a mask when you're out of the house it is bizarre we turned mask wearing into something political. >> reporter: at this point 22 states still do not have a mask mandate. that includes florida and arizona. and guys, this morning talking about reopening schools drawing red flags. it comes on the heels of a new study out of south korea which shows 10 to 19-year-olds are just as likely if not more likely to transmit the virus than adults are. >> interesting sam, thank you moving now to baseball its long awaited opening day now just days away but now players in another sport, football, are raising concerns about safety protocols. kathy park is at yankees stadium.

good morning >> reporter: hey, hoda good morning to you. so the mets and the yankees faced off last night here at yankees stadium for an exhibition game previewing what the 2020 season will look like one team manager described it as a bit odd with no fans but they're excited to be back and the players are adjusting. major league baseball's revised season is almost underway. while the game remains the same, there's a whole lot that'll be different. fans have been replaced by cardboard stand-ins. and the roar of the crowd now coming from stadium speakers teams have been practicing social distancing in the ballpark sitting in the stands instead of the dugout. >> that one's driven to left field and deep going back, cespedes he's at the wall see ya >> reporter: overnight the yankees wrapping up a warm-up series with the new york mets. what would you say as far as the

mood goes among the players? >> everyone that's here i think has opted in and fought through it and feels comfortable that not only we're doing things that give us the best chance to be safe but also understand the risk that is involved with this. >> reporter: those risks are real during a pandemic the league shortened 60-game season will look different on the diamond. spitting and chewing tobacco are prohibited pitchers can't lick their fingers on the mound and high fives, fist bumps, and hugs are out and restrictions get even tougher in canada. the government is not allowing the toronto blue jays to play games at home citing the risks of traveling in and out of the u.s. where covid cases are nfl rising pro football is also tackling its own unprecedented season as nfl players report to training camps this week, the league and its players association are working on

implementing safety measures >> the league believes what they've come up with is safe and reasonable >> reporter: but some of the nfl's biggest stars disagree speaking out on social media using the #we want to play patrick mahomes of the kansas city chiefs tweeting he hopes the nfl will come to an agreement with the safe and right protocols so we can feel protected. j.j. watt adding, we still don't know if there will be every day or every other day testing, et cetera and saints quarterback drew brees also chimed in on twitter writing, if the nfl doesn't do their part to keep players healthy, there is no football in 2020 it is that simple. get it done. now, the nfl had no comment on these recent player tweets, but the league did have a meeting on friday with all of the teams on a conference call and issued a statement saying that they're working with the players association. also following guidelines from

the cdc to roll out these health and safety protocols >> thanks a lot. some hikers in mexico played it cool recently in a scary close encounter with a black bear this video went viral. the bear wanders up to the women. it stays there while it approaches and then the bear stands up. oh, he licks her hair. then guess what she does she raises her phone and takes a selfie with the bear over her shoulder it ended well. fortunately the bear eventually walked away. the women quickly took off in the other direction. can we imagine why don't we have the selfie. >> i can't believe how calm they were >> me either i don't think i'd do the selfie. >> no thank you. lebron james shattered another record this weekend. actually, his trading card did at least the 2003 autographed rookie card from upper deck features a piece of a game jersey -- a game-worn

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were 2 >> he's looking at him like is it really you. i can't take it. >> i can't either. so many of those reunions waiting to happen. >> they really are all right, savannah. is it time for you to go and get your eye surgery >> it is because you made me cry and now the eye is prepared for cataract surgery. i'll see you when i see you. >> you're going to heal tomorrow we're going to miss you but take care of yourself and keep us posted coming up ahead, a heartwarming story caught my attention. a single foster dad. can't wait to chat with him and his son coming up after this now is thehe time to supppport the plplaces you l . spspend 10 dolollars or momorea participipating smalall busins and geget 5 dollarars back,

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we're going to speak with them in just a moment, but first more of their incredible story. >> good job. >> reporter: pete and anthony mutabaze creating a safe home something he didn't have as a child. peter says he grew up as poorest of the poor. running away at just 10 years old, peter struggled on the streets until a good samaritan took him in. >> my childhood was difficult, but somehow it give me empathy it give me an opportunity to think beyond the box >> reporter: after college in the uk, he moved to the u.s. to work for the nonprofit organization world vision. and peter wanted to help children in the way he'd been helped since 2017, peter has fostered 13 children. >> one thing nobody prepared me was to say good-bye. it's the hardest to say good-bye >> reporter: anthony was placed

with him in 2018 anthony's adoptive parents had abandoned him at age 11. >> he has no family. he had nowhere else to go. >> reporter: anthony asked if he could call peter dad and in 2019 he was officially adopted. >> so i opted for the one. to give him a forever family >> reporter: this march in the midst of the covid-19 pandemic, peter opened his home again welcoming in another foster child. and they also welcomed a new dog simba to their growing family. >> my joy and my heart is to make him known to go and say you matter you're special that's my goal to lift up those who have been forgotten and to say you're special, you matter, you're loved. >> love it we're delighted to have peter and anthony with us. good morning, good morning happy to see you

peter, you've been fostering kids for three and a half years. 13 kids in total is this a calling for you? >> absolutely, yes i feel that, you know, i was given the opportunity to make a life it's my turn to do the same for others so yes, absolutely a calling for me. >> what's really cool is you fostered little young anthony and then on the date november 12th, 2019, you adopted anthony. what do you remember about that day? >> well, i could not sleep for about two days just waiting for the day and i remember he'd always ask me every sunday. like, hey, dad when will i be officially adopted? with foster care, you never know when i couldn't really be specific. so once we go the day, i said soon we're going to be final be dad and son.

and so it was really neat to finally see that happen. that he had my last name which he'd wanted for a long time. >> that's really cool. anthony, anthony, anthony. there was a moment when you were -- when you moved in with peter that you said you wanted to call him dad. why did you want to call him dad? >> i just wanted somewhere that i could feel safe and secure and that i knew that i could stay there and not worry about having to move somewhere else. >> so what's been the best part about having that man next to you as your dad? >> the best part is that he's supportive and he waits for me and that he understands what i'm going through. and that he's really helpful >> well, you know what this by itself is so amazing and cool but in the middle of this pandemic, you took in another

foster child what made you decide to do that, peter? >> i mean, it's -- with the foster care, they are overloaded with kids. i could not imagine a kid, youe the middle of this epidemic. i could not say no you know but i had to find a way to give him an opportunity to have a safe place, a safe home. you know, as you say, that's my calling. we had to follow my heart and say absolutely we have an extra bedroom we would love to take you in and make sure you're safe. you know, of course most families or most homes have been closed because of the epidemic so i knew they didn't have that many options for them to go. i knew that phone call was meant for me and we had to take that little one in. >> your story's gone viral it caught my attention and also the attention of a lot of single ladies a lot of single ladies that are like, hey, peter

anyone catch your attention. anthony says no. >> yes anthony's like -- i asked him we could have more kids or i could have a wife. he said that means i have to answer to two people i'm not sure i want that >> by the way, anthony, you recently turned 14 so we wanted to give you a little belated happy birthday and we didn't know what we should send you so we thought we should send something. so we thought it's hot out how about an ice cream cake. then we also sent along some new video games and controllers. a little package for you to hang out with what do you think, buddy >> this is awesome thank you. this is amazing. you're, like, my favorite person >> second favorite next to your dad, yeah? >> yes >> happy birthday, anthony >> thank you >> it's all for you. hey, peter thank you so much for everything

that you're doing. your story's really catching the attention of a lot of people and i think it's kind of becoming contagious. people are seeing your generosity and reaching out and doing the same we want to say thanks. we appreciate you. >> well, thank you as much we wish we could do more for foster kids. and each of us can do a littleo thing. we're not called to be for sure. but we can give a little to help those who are foster parents so thank you. >> we appreciate it. you're going to have more on peter's story on today.com thank you, guys, so much happy birthday, honey. >> thank you >> you got it. all right. >> bye >> pretty cool, right? >> if we all had a fraction of the heart peter has, the world would be a better place. it emanates off the screen you can feel it. >> yeah. he was incredible. how about weetf the weather from bill karins hey, bill. >> peter's smile is infectious

it just breeds happiness incredible it measures the amount of moisture i so my only opinionated weather map. no one argues with it. we call it the humidity misery map. when you step outside today it tells you if it's gross or miserable or uncomfortable in the orange, it's miserable. it's tropical air. it's like you go to the mailbox and by the time you're back, you're in a full sweat that's all through new york city down towards the east coast and southeast. so how bad will it be this afternoon? i think one of the hottest spots out there could be the norfolk area >> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. as we take a live look outside, we're seeing the fog and drizzle in san francisco. and this will continue for a little while longer. but it also keeps those temperatures cool, not only for the coast but a lot of the inner

bay and a few of our inland valleys. we reach up to 81 in san jose. upper 80s in antioch and mid-90s for ukiah. santa rosa will stay nice and comfortable. and our inland temperatures in the 80s over the next few days. >> that's your monday forecast. the full week ahead >> that's your monday forecast the full week ahead forecast coming up. >> all right thank you so much. look it's me and you >> no more bug pictures, bill. >> you got "pop start" >> i do. thanks for teeing me up. got a couple of good stories for you here first we're going to start with the royal wedding this weekend it was smaller than we're used to princess beatrice tying the knot in a socially distanced ceremony while honoring the queen in a windsor castle, a secret touching way here's more from molly hunter. >> reporter: on the grounds of windsor castle, a secret ceremony princess beatrice marrying

edoardo mozzi. photos showing the happy couple. and here shown with princess beatrice's grandmother the queen. 94 years old and grandfather prince phillip 99 years old. the bride's dress and tiara on loan from the majesty. the tiara worn by the queen herself in 1947. and the dress, the queen seen wearing it in the 1960s. dressed like royalty but without all the bells and whistles her sister enjoyed at windsor castle in 2018. and nothing quite like the royal wedding of her cousin prince harry to meghan markle the same year there were no photos released of the mother of the bride sarah ferguson or the bride's father, the embattled prince andrew. though he was spotted driving at windsor over the weekend the palace simply saying the

couple held a small, private, ceremony with your parents and siblings and the father of the bride walked her down the aisle. now prince andrew of course not missing his daughter's big day but back in the headlines since his friend ghislaine maxwell's arrest more pressure for him to come forward and speak about jeffrey epstein. but the congratulations pouring in for princess beatrice from prince charles and prince will and kate a little bit of love in the time of coronavirus. >> a lot going on over the pond there. thank you very much. even a quarantine wedding royal is still much larger than we do here. >> no kidding. >> good stuff there. we wish them the best. our buddy blake shelton and gwen stefani are back. this morning we have an exclusive announcement that we're excited about. this friday here on the show, blake is releasing a brand new single featuring gwen. it's called "happy anywhere" and it is the kind of feel good tune we all could use right now

plus they'll exclusively be performing that song for us right here on the show on friday and to get you excited, here's a quick look, a sneak peek of the music video for "happy anywhere." ♪ always my destination ♪ you're the only thing i'm chained to ♪ ♪ i could be happy anywhere ♪ i could be happy anywhere wit you ♪ >> love, love, love. >> just a little bit >> i do want more. >> we'll get you back on the show on friday when they'll be here live. they'll perform "happy anywhere" and that makes us happy. and this weekend tiffany haddish had a new look on instagram. this goes back to earlier in the month when she said she was planning on just totally shaving her head take a look. >> anybody that knows me knows me knows i've been talking about this for a long time okay when i get back to l.a., i'm getting it all cut >> all right so she did it. here it is

let's take a look at it. she wrote, just loving my new look thought i'd share it with y'all. the best part is when water hits my head, it feels like kisses from god #she ready for more of god's love bald is beautiful. >> by the way, i saw that video of her buzzing and i didn't know if it was the real thing i thought it was like when you did yours. >> she just wanted to do it and she looks great. still ahead, lindsey lohan reunites with her "parent trap" costars. katie couric was the moderator and she's going to join us with a special sneak peek look at katie right now. sun kissed and happy plus harry smith on the pivotal moment 53 years ago that still rings true today but first your local news.

good morning. it's 8:26. i'm marcus washington. high school athletes across california will likely learn today if they'll be playing football in the fall. california interscholastic federation is supposed to announce its plans for the upcoming quarter. football practice at most schools begins two weeks from now and games kick off at the start of september. it's possible football could be played during the winter quarter. other fall sports now in limbo include girl's volleyball, field hockey and water polo. let's get a look at the forecast for you on this monday. kari hall has been tracking that. >> we're seeing some clouds over the east bay and much of the bay area to start out. but we're also going to have a slightly cooler day.

overall some really nice weather for most of us. the clouds will clear out by late morning into early in the afternoon. expect a high of 85 in livermore. 81 in san jose and 71 in oakland today. san francisco will be in the mid-60s and, for napa today, 76 degrees. we will gradually warm up as we head through the week for a lot of our inland valleys. by the end of the weekend, reaching 90 degrees. really no change for san francisco. each day we start out with fog and drizzle. a little bit of sunshine during the afternoons. marcus? >> thanks, kari. we'll have another local news update coming up in 30 minutes. kg

8:30 now. mond 8:30 now monday morning, july 20th, 2020. we're wishing the savannah the best on her eye surgery. she'll be back later in the week just ahead, harry smith will take us to detroit where the push for social justice is alive today as it was during that historic event 53 years ago. >> looking forward to seeing harry.

also coming up, katie couric is going to join us with her cast reunion of lindsey lohan and "the parent trap." i remember the hailey mills edition of that movie. we're going to put the gang back together and you have something cool tomorrow >> i've been nostalgic about my family i lost my father when i was young. there's one photograph of my dad that i'm going to recreate almost in a weird effort to learn more about my past i do it with my sister quinn we talk about my family and my father there's the photo. i literally recreate it. that's donny osmond on my t-shirt. i hope it's inspiring for you. that'll be tomorrow. >> i think that's really cool. all right. it's time now to bring in our special guests to the program. our happy and lively my "today" plaza crowd. hello. >> what's up, everybody! >> by the way, don't you love this part of the show? >> i love it >> it's the best >> we have a beautiful bunch of people but i am looking for someone

celebrating her 40th birthday. charley in georgia hey. and there's rick hi, guys how are you? >> hi. >> oh, my god. this is so fun by the way, charley wrote to us. she said the one big gift she wants for her birthday is to be on the "today" show. happy birthday what are your plans for today, charley? >> we're going to go hiking and then we're going to go see a waterfall and kayaking today before we end the day with a grilled steak and chicken. >> oh, my gosh perfect day. >> and hat's off you're starting a new role as an elementary schoo assistant principal tomorrow you've got a lot ahead of you. what's your puppy's name by the way? >> our 5-year-old shih tzu is named landon >> i like how he waves >> we wish you the happiest birthday will you come see us for real when we open up? >> most definitely.

>> you got it, birthday girl we love you. >> 40 and fabulous have a great hike. and a great steak tonight. let's put everybody up sending out love to all these great families >> look at them up there the stokes up there. >> we appreciate you guys getting up happy birthday, happy celebration whatever it may be >> 5 looks good on you >> if you'd like to join us live, go to today.com/mytodayplaza all right. let's get a check of our weather from bill karins who's in for al >> announcer: "today's" weather is brought to you by -- chase. make more of what's yours. >> we just got an update by the national hurricane center. they're saying there's a tropical development that could develop later this week. 20% chance as it heads towards the texas coastline. that will be one thing we'll watch in the week ahead forecast could easily hit 100 degrees in

washington, d.c. severe storms possible in the center of the country. on wednesday those storms will cool off in the northeast. then watch what happens in the gulf all eyes in the houston area to see if we get the potential for >> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. as we take a live look outside, we're starting out with clouds but that also helps to keep us cooler today. this will all clear out within the next couple of hours. and we're in for a really nice day. we'll also have to watch out for our air quality with drifts of smoke as our high temperatures reach into the low 80s in the south bay. some upper 80s for the inland east bay. along the bay, we're going to see temperatures in the 60s and 70s. our inland temperatures in the 80s through the rest of the week. >> and that's your monday forecast. back to you. >> and that's your monday forecast back to you. >> all right, bill thank you so much. coming up next, the historic

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truth teller there were two things in his life he believed in unequivocally. scripture and the united states constitution so part of our job over the last couple of weeks has been looking at some of the uncomfortable truths of america's past and recently the trip took us to detroit. when the protests started here a few days after george floyd's murder, police and demonstrators clashed. pepper spray was fired into the crowd. hundreds were arrested and for a few days at least, some felt no, not again. >> there is no joy in america tonight. here in detroit a city of war. it is truly the worst civil riot in american history. >> reporter: july 1967 five days of chaos entire neighborhoods burned to ashes. thousands of arrests and 43 people killed >> law and order have broken down in detroit, michigan. >> reporter: president lyndon

johnson called in the airborne >> it's really a kind of fear. happened with her own eyes and warned her granddaughter what did you say to kimberly when you heard she might go march? >> my heart rate first goes up i know her once angry she might -- no telling what she might do. >> reporter: active in black lives matter, kim did march. >> i know as a city we've come a long way and our police officers are different for lack of a better word but i knew that something needed to be done >> reporter: in the '60s, detroit's police force was well over 90% white in a city that was one-third black. police brutality was routine, expected >> it was usually the big four >> reporter: dr. ike mckinnon is a former chief of the detroit police >> i started at the high school which was a great school as i was leaving, these four

officers jumped out of the car, threw me up against the car and started to beat me just beat me i asked why. the more i asked why, the more they beat me >> reporter: ike was 14. >> practically every man of color who's my age or close to it who grew up in detroit tells the same story >> reporter: racism entrenched, intractable, built into the system >> at that time you didn't know if you were going to go home or not. similar to what it is like right now, 2020, that we get stopped by police officer. a simple traffic violation we may not make it to jail we may not make it home. we may not make it to a hospital >> reporter: tony stovall and cliff green are the proprietors of hot sam's they have dressed the mayors and the stars of motown. yet that's the temptation. >> i'm going to try this

and they'll say forget al. it all starts in detroit >> reporter: 99 years in business >> we have seen quite a bit. >> when i saw the officers with their knee on george floyd's neck and he was saying that he couldn't breathe, it just took me back to slavery time when we really had no voice. >> reporter: so people like kimberly fisher continue to protest. because of that, her grandmother shshared a lonong held sececret. >> well, this is me when they arrested me. and these are my fingerprints right here >> this is unbelievable. >> reporter: then a curious teenager, , she joineded the ma. her memory is clear. >> i remember seeing tanks so many policemen, rifles this big. >> reporter: she stood by as stores were broken into. a soldier said you can go home >> he said you could go and i would not move i wouldn't move because i was too scared they were going to

shoot me at that particular time, they really could shoot anybody and nothing would happen to them >> reporter: how much has changed? >> that's what i was thinking. >> reporter: referring to trayvon martin, kimberly adds -- >> you can be walking home with skittles and a tea and get gunned down in your neighborhood and nothing will happen. >> reporter: whites by the tens of thousands fled detroit after the riot housewives lined up for gun training classes in the suburbs where to this day many blacks feel unwelcome >> we have several sundown towns where you know you're going to get pulled over. it's time to leave >> reporter: once it's dark? >> absolutely. you're going to get pulled over. there's going to be an issue >> reporter: lest any have doubts about detroit's segregated past, look at this. near 8 mile road a wall built in the 1940s with

one purpose. separation has america learned anything since 1967 >> i will get on the elevator right here there may be an old white woman on the elevator with me and she will grab her purse like i'm going to take something from her. so has it changed, harry it has to change for us all to live together. >> reporter: truer words never spoken it has to change for us all to get together, to live together i'll tell you what as a person you meet her she's this quiet -- she's known as the saint of her church and for her to reveal those records from 50-some years ago was earth shattering powerful stuff >> and the surprise on her granddaughter's face i was struck by her saying there's still sundown towns. towns you don't go in at sundown in 2020. wow. that was really revealing. >> reporter: you know there's going to be an issue exactly what she said.

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and get this just reunited for the first time since the film's release it's a reunion you're only going to see on katie's insta page hello, hello >> hoda, hi. it's so great to see you >> by the way, you look really good i got to say and how did you get this cast and this group to come together? they hadn't been together in so long did you wave a magic wand? >> i don't think since ever. since the premiere and basically i was doing an ig live with nancy meyers who i'm a fan of and lindsey popped up in the comments afterwards i said to nancy and nancy and i both agreed or she might have suggested, let's get the cast back together and so nancy said that's a great idea so we finally found everybody. we got dennis quaid, obviously we got lindsey who lives in dubai now. and we got elaine hendricks and simon who plays martin and charles shire who is the

producer and cowriter. and of course nancy. and i'm a big fan of the movie it's a very seminal movie for people of a certain age. not my age, but my daughter's age. kind of between 20 and 30, i think. because it came out when they were little. and so we all just got together. and we had such a good time, hoda it was so much fun >> what's lindsey been up to you said she lives in dubai. what she's been doing? >> she's been enjoying life and working with kids and doing all kinds of things. she's doing really, really well though i was so happy to see her. and she seems to be thriving and really happy by the way, the only way that nancy and i would do this is if l kitchen for the extraordinary work as you know that jose andres has been doing. we're encouraging people to make donations if they enjoy this reunion with the whole cast. and they made donations too. >> it's going to be on today, right? >> yeah. it's on right now on my

instagram. >> you're very fancy >> i know, right >> in case people haven't seen it, we want to show a little bit of your zoom there's a scene where lindsey lohan and dennis quaid are re-enacting a scene. when she comes home from camp. let's watch a little of that >> okay. >> oh, me and my friends i met this girl at camp. we got close practical like sisters she was a lovely girl. >> lovely? you seem to have gotten proper all of a sudden. still biting your nails, huh >> dad, you noticed! >> come on >> we intercut this whole scene. it's such a sweet scene about the importance for annie to see her father it was so moving and cute. that was dennis' idea. he brought the script and sent it to lindsey. they re-enacted the whole scene. he's doing a podcast, by the

way, based on the zoom that's coming out tomorrow. >> you got a lot going on. before we go because we want to ask about your girls ellie was engaged. >> she's still engaged i know she's still engaged. we had to -- like so many summer weddings, we had to postpone the big day. but she's going to be getting married next year. carrie meanwhile who graduated from stanford and columbia journalism school -- oh, there's ellie. >> are you underneath. >> some things never change. >> geez. >> carrie's been here. she's working for reuters. it's been nice to spend time with her so everything's good i've been so busy. i've been doing my newsletter wakeup call and a podcast. and i'm writing a book >> wait a minute you're writing a memoir. are we in it >> of course you're in it. and by the way, i spent so much of the summer looking at old "today" show interviews.

i did a lot of interviews in 15 years, hoda. >> we remember them all. katie, we love you thank you for hanging with us. >> love you, hoda. >> when is this on again >> it's on instagram just go to @katiecouric and follow me on instagram and go to world central kitchen. >> who's yelling over there? >> no, no. that's my researcher or you can text parent trap to 8010 -- wait text parent to 80100. >> who's yelling over there? >> no, no. that's my researcher adriana if it weren't for her, i wouldn't know how to get on this thing, hoda. >> all right we encourage everyone to check

all right. we're back with birthdays. carson, you get to do the birthday honors. >> i would be so honored. let's do it. this is a group of very special

1st birthday celebrations. let's spin those smuckers jars. first up, happy 1st birthday to schuyler o all right. we're back with birthdays. carson, you get to do the birthday honors. >> i would be so honored let's do it. this is a group of very special 1st birthday celebrations. let's spin those smuckers jars first up, happy 1st birthday to schuyler of queens, new york loves to laugh at his parents. not with his parents, at his parents. good for you, julian happy 1st birthday to felicity davis. she cannot live without play time in her very own ball pit. wow. very special julian perugi is from massachusetts. if she's not drooling on dad, she's taking a nap with him. that's nice. jordan schwartz is from new york city apparently he's a little of a troublemaker and last but not least, leo campbell from washington, d.c. leo's favorite part of the day

is snack time. me too remember if you know somebody turns 1 or 100, let us know. today.com/celebrates >> what's go go's favorite time of the day >> being with mommy and feeding time how to craft beer from a bar in harlem. and also maria shriver she's going to help me out for the fourth hour. >> have a great day, everybody >> good-bye. have a good one, everybody

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♪ here we go good morning, and welcome to the third hour of "today" on this monday morning, july 20th. i'm sheinelle, working from home and as you can see, we are excited this morning because we are joined by our dear friend, jill martin. al, craig, and dylan, all off this morning everybody has a well-deserved break. so, jill, it's so great to see your face! it's been forever. how are you doing this morning >> can you believe it's been four months? i mean, what an emotional roller coaster. but it's so good to see you. like, everybody else, it's been complicated and messy. but i'm so grateful. my family's okay and i had a