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. >> mark anthony urquiza passed away on june 30th.to carelessness of the politicians who continue to jeopardize the health of brown bodies through a clear lack of leadership, refusal to acknowledge the severity of the crisis and inability and unwillingness to give clear and decisive direction on how to minimize risk. if we really wanting to address structural racism in this country, we need to get real with ourselves about the impact that coronavirus is having on these communities. >> things that we can do now is to try and concentrate resources, testing capabilities, access to care. >> when we get out of this, we've gotta do something about the social determinants of health. that's a long-term problem that we should make a long-term goal. mipo cdys george floyd. >> that case exploded into the national consciousness. thousands of people taking to the street. >> we go from this, this disease is making you not be able to breathe. and to him, saying, hollering on national tv that he can't breathe. so -- and then you look at the climate o

in a scathg g obitry i in he arizona reblblic,"he f famy of mark anthony urquiza wrote -- "his deathdue to the carelessness of the politicians who continue to jeopardize the health of brown bodies through a clear lack of leadership, refusal to acknowledge the severity of the crisis, and inability and unwillingness to give clear and decisive direction on how to minimize risk." this is urquiza'daughter kristin urquiza, in a rentnt intervw w withthe e arona republic >> the governor has blood on his hands. was lat to ose downhe ste and eay to opeit. the manner in whichehe opened allowing this s to g back as normal is, in my opinion, the reason why my dad is being buried today. amy: f for more, we're going to tucson to speak with a local leader who has been standingng p to governor doug ducey, mayor regina romero. she is the firstst latina a ande first woman to be elected mayor of tucson. she was previously a tucson city council member for over a decade. the daughter of migrant workers. we welcome you to democracy now! your thoughts on governor ducey's responsibility? what do you want to

in a scathing obituary the family of mark anthony urquiza wrote -- "his death is due to the carelessness of the politicians who continue to jeopardize the health of brown bodies through a clear lack of leadership, refusal to acknowledge the severity of the crisis, and inability and unwillingness to give clear and decisive direction on how to minimize risk." a correction in california, the coronavirus death toll at san quentin state prison has reached nine after two more prisoners died on and those are some of saturday. the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report.. i'm amy goodman. as the world and the united stateses shatter the daily recos of covid-19 infections, president trump and education secretary betsy devos are continuing to push for public schools to reopen in the fall despite concerns from educators and public health officials. they've also vowed to cut off federal funding for public schools that do not reopen . devos is a longtime advocate for privatizing the public school system. in an interview sunday, cnn's dana bash questioned devos about

this ill before >> reporter: among the more than 2,500 arizonans who have now died of covid-19 is mark anthony urquiza--kristin urquiza's beloved father. she now lives in san francisco. >> at first responded really well to the treatment. he had a positive spirit. he kept on saying, i'm going to be he next week. shortly thereafter, he stopped talking to us and i was like, mom, something's wrong. it took several hours for uso get a doctor on the phone who then shared with us-- yes. your dad's condition is deterioring and we need to put him on a ventilator. and when i heard. the wo ventilator leave the doctors mouth, i collaps and just said no no no no no >> reporter: kristen's dad died since then, she's ritical of arizona's governor doug dey handling of the pandemic. >> my dad was a supporter of the governor as well as theid prt and was following their advice.ve so whe you know, i would call himnd say, dad, this is still a crisis. we's not safe to be out there. his response was, kristen,wo whd the governor say it was safe if it wasn't safe? >> reporter: how do you think w got to tint in arizona?

whose famous made outlaws and a martyr procedure and to paraphrase william henry stewart was mark anthony. >> what i had not absorbed was a triple assassination shot. he wanted to decapitate the entire structure so he had a co-conspirator sir there was going to assassinate andrew johnson. but the guy got to the hotel and started drinking and never got to the vice president hotel to kill him but the third assassin to get to his house and he lived in lafayette park across from the white house and he just spoke in a week or so before in bed with his jaw wired up in the assassin came in attempting to have medicine and made his way upstairs and george's son was at the top of the stairs would not let him into the bedroom he headed with the revolver and fractured his call and went into a coma, went into the bedroom and had a bowie knife which he slashed his other son within the nurse's aid and went to his bed and slashed his cheek off and the only thing preventing him from dying he had a wire and his jaw and then slashed to more people. what is he was hoping that he could somehow undo the vice p

mark. u.s., anthony fauci says many states reopened to quickly.his as florida and texas report a record number of coronavirus debts. cases rise inious the philippines. the u.s. warns russia is seeking to steal coronavirus vaccine research. has facilities in multiple countries have been targeted by a group which is almost certainly part of russian state intelligence. u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi says she is confident congress can pass another virus relief plan in the coming weeks. democrats have called for $3.5 trillion more spending as the coronavirus continues to rage across the country. pelosi says republicans have already shifted positions to but at least $1 trillion extra relief is needed. >> can't go home without it. setuse of the unemployment to expire and the rest of that, we have to have the legislation. it's been two months. more people have died. more people have been unemployed . more people have been infected. news 24 hours a day on ,ir and at bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 co

hasn't seen coronavirus cases exceed one million, becoming the third country to cross that mark. anthonys reopened to quickly. this as florida and texas report record numbers of coronavirus. meanwhile, manila may return to a lockdown as virus cases rise in the philippines. the u.k. has warned that russia is seeking to steal coronavirus vaccine research. national cybersecurity center says facilities in multiple countries have been targeted by a group which is almost certainly part of russian state intelligence. security agencies in the u.s. and canada lady -- the findings. nancy pelosi says she is confident congress can pass another virus relief plan in the coming weeks. spending asnt more the coronavirus continues to rage across the country. pelosi says republicans have already shifted position to agree that at least $1 trillion extra relief is needed. speaker pelosi: we cannot go home without it. because of unemployment insurance expiring, the rest of that, we have to have the legislation. it has been two months. more people have died, more people have gone unemployed and more people ha

anthony fauci told mark zuckerberg during a facebook live that a abc ns leit stepe, cerencouraging, dan. cautiously optimistic was the first thing dr. fauci said after being asked about a reliable vaccine. he pointed out there's one of many promising vaccines that could enter a phase three clinical trial by the end of this month. it's the question on everyone's mind, when will the world see a safe and effective covid vaccine? dr. anthony fauci had a promising answer to mark zuckerberg during a facebook live today. >> i'm cautiously optimistic about this, mark, because of what we've seen. given the technologies we have and the different platforms we moved from literally the day that that sequence was put on a public database. >> reporter: that sequence transformed within 61 days to a promising phase one trial. so where are we right now? >> there are multiple candidates, not only one. i may talk as the proto time of one but more than one will be going into advanced trials. >> reporter: one of the most promising options was posted just days ago in the "new england journal of medicine." it'

joining us on the phone from warsaw, poland, is mark anthony who covers all of this as the east and central european your chief for the "new york times." thank you for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> explain the significance of the reelection of the polish president come what it means for poland and also for the u.s. and the trump administration. >> sure. i think it's probably for your viewers may be worth backing up a bit. this party came to power by kazuko, i populist believe that was sweeping across parts of europe and so much of that five years was broadly popular in part because of ideology but probably more so because of this financial policies which are very generous come social welfare programs. and then before the pandemic it it looked like president duda was cruising to reelection within theth pandemic hit and making an they had to postpone the russian election and monday postponed the mayor of warsaw, a young man entered the race i think he surprised everyone by giving a very tight contest. he made it to the run up and he lost the senate by about half a million votes.

we go to mark crumpton. isk: dr. anthonyauci optimistic there could be a new treatment for coronavirus by autumn. the infectious diseases djitte spoke to facebook ceo mark zuckerberg and a live event. dr. fauci eight says he expects results -- dr. anthony fouts he says he expects results for clinical trial -- india has become the third country to record at least one million coronavirus cases. only the u.s. and brazil have had more cases. india's population is more than double those two combined. that suggests the virus has more room to run. actionis taking sweeping in response to a new surge of coronavirus cases. the country will shut down on weekends. the closures impact stores, gyms, tourist sites, and beaches. restaurants will be closed for on-site dining. the restrictions,'s 1900 new delhi cases were reported -- new daily cases were reported, and after benjamin netanyahu has faced widespread criticism of his handling of the protest and said "interim steps" are needed to -- angela merkel is casting doubts on an 800 recove

amid a pandemic, how t day went for kids >>> a facebook live conversation today between mark zuckerberg and dr. anthony fauci. the doctor said young people practicing safe, social distancing will be key in the fight against the coronavirus. >> my message to young people is, consider your responsibility to yourself, and the societal responsibility. the sooner we put this down, the sooner you will get back to normal. you will be able to freely have fun, go to the bars, and go with crowds. not right now. >> he also said that the median age of people infected with the coronavirus has dropped by 15 years over the last few months. >>> and alameda county, there is an outbreak of the coronavirus now at the santa rita jail. we did learn at least 40 inmates tested positive at that facility. >> we were informed that there has been an outbreak in unit 25 at the santa rita jail, affecting at least 40 prisoners have now tested positive the coronavirus. >> reporter: this is the senior counsel with the law firm, representing inmates at the facility in dublin says, she learned of the outbreak this morning. she says it

. >>> happening today, facebook ceo mark sucker burg will interview dr. anthony fauci. the discussion which will take place on zuckerberg's facebook page will focus on the response to the pandemic. >> shares efforts to facebook's efforts to list misinformation and the pandemic on the platform. live on cbsn bay area, streaming on kpix.com and other digital platforms. >>> as president trump pushes to get children back in classrooms, health officials suggest the new daily inofficious rate should be 5% or lower to reopen on site learning. but few of the country's largest school systems currently meet that fresh holda parents, students, and teachers rolled up to the marine county office of education in san rafael this morning and demanding county schools set a higher standard to reopen. >> there's nothing more important than the safety of our students and staff. >> marin county health and office of public education are allowing teachers to meet with students individually or in small cohorts but in person instruction is barred before september 8. meantime, bay area school dis

mark zuckerberg connected with dr. anthony fauci to talk about fighting this virus. the facebook ceo highlighted one big thing that he's worried about. let's bring in janelle wang with the details. must have been fascinating to watch, janelle. >> it was. an hour-long conversation, raj. dr. fauci and mark zuckerberg spoke on facebook live today. the social media ceo questioned the doctor about the country's response to the pandemic. the majority of the conversation was around the coronavirus and the fight to find a vaccine. but zuckerberg did use the opportunity to express his discontent with how the white house has handled the pandemic. >> i just think it was avoidable and it's really disappointing that we don't have questioned testing, and the credibility of top scientists like yourself and in the cdc are being undermined, and that until recently parts of the administration were calling into question whether people should even follow basic practices like wearing masks. >> masks are very important. they protect you from giving infection to someone else. if you happen

the chief of staff, mark meadows meeting anthony fauci is not remarkable on its own.r they tried to discredit him with statements mirrored by the president and vice president at the same time and certainly in the early days of the pandemic. what is really significant here is while dr. fauci was at the white house he did not meet with the president, which goes on to confirm what he has pointed out what has been more than two months since he briefed him face-to-face and hasn't seen him in a meeting since early june. it's worth pointing out that dr. fauci is somebody who could not be fired directly by the president if the president was so unhappy with him. yesterday he said he has a good relationship with dr. fauci, he disagrees with him from time to time. something he could do is remove him from the coronavirus task force. there's no indication that's happening. in order for him to leave this post of serving both parties, that would be a multistep process. they are trying to undercut him. >> monica alba live at the white house. garrett, let me get your final thoughts on

anthony fauci opened the season with the ceremonial first pitch. it was just a little wide of the mark dr. anthony fauci! [laughter] lou: and across town at the white house, president trump showing fauci and everyone else how to throw a baseball. little leaguers on the lawn playing catch with the president and also playing catch with legendary hall-of-famer, pitcher mariano are rivera. the president showing dr. fauci how it's done. [background sounds] [laughter] >> there you go. >> it's been a long time. >> long time. lou: never trumpers are trying to sway evangelical voters from supporting the president. pastor robert jeffress joins us with that and much more as we continue. continue. we'll be right back. your bank can be virtually any place you are. continue. we'll be right back. you can deposit checks from here. and you can see your transactions and check your balance from here. and pay bills from here. because your bank isn't just one place. it's virtually any place you are. just download and use the chase mobile app. visit chase.com/mobile. in a highly capable lexus suv. at the go

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anthony fauci marked the day on a call with the media. >> i can tell you this was at 6:45 this morning in savannah, georgia. indeed, we are participating today in the launching of a truly historic event in the history of vaccinology. >> reporter: phase three trials are underway for four other vaccines, three of those in china and one in the united kingdom. >> hi, how are you. >> reporter: scientists hope that results of moderna's trial will be clear in a month and a vaccine on the market by the end of this year or next. that is if the vaccine is proven safe and effective, which is not a given. >> let me explain how the mow dern ma vaccine trial works. this is the vaccine. about 15,000 people nationwide will get injected with this during the clinical trial. this looks similar to the vaccine but actually it's a placebo. it doesn't do anything. it's just saline and another 15,000 people will be injected with this. then afterwards doctors will compare who gets sick with covid-19 and who doesn't. >> reporter: doctors are recruiting study subjects who live in communities where they're most l

anthony fauci marked the day on a call with the media. >> i can tell you the first one was at 6:45 thisng in savannah, georgia. indeed, we're participating today in the launching of a truly historic event in vaccines. >> reporter: there are 90 study sites and phase three trials are underway for four other vaccines, three in china and one in the united kingdom. scientists hope that results of moderna's trial will be clear in a few months and a vaccine on the ma r crket by the end of th year or next if the vaccine is proven safe and effective which is not a given. >> let me explain how the moderna vaccine trial works. this is the vaccine and about 15,000 people nationwide will get injected with this during the clinical trial. now, this looks similar to the vaccine but actually it a pla sew bow. it doesn't do anything. after, doctors will compare who gets sick with covid-19 and who doesn't. doctors are recruiting subjects where they are most likely to get covid so they can see if the vaccine truly works. >> we want people who are going to be exposed out there in the community, living their

anthony fauci will join facebook ceo mark zuckerberg on facebook live. that meeting starts at 2:00 p.m. the two will talk about how to flatten the curve and what people can do to protect themselves. >>> here is the latest county by county when it comes to the breakdown of coronavirus in new cases. the bay area added 802 new infections just yesterday and has now surpassed 36,000. with 664 deaths. >>> now marin county is getting tough on those who are ignoring health protocols with a new enforcement effort that may result in fines. this already set up an e-mail violation at marincounty.org. now, today local leaders are going to meet with code enforcement and law enforcement to decide on a uniform strategy for the entire county. >> we want people to comply with the order so we can slow the case numbers. if we have to get to fines and citations, we'll do that. but our goal is to educate people. >> napa county approved new fines that could set you back up to $500 and fines can reach $5,000 for businesses. >>> it is 6:07 right now. we have some breaking news a

. >>> masks, super spreaders, the surge, all topics facebook founder mark zuckerberg and dr. anthony fauci discussed in an hour-long facebook live today. abc 7 news reporter stephanie sierra is breaking down the highlights. it sounds like zuckerberg showed his cards a bit today. >> that's right. mark zuckerberg found a polite way to criticize the government's response to the pandemic admitting this crisis was avoidable. but much of the conversation gave clarity to why we're seeing this major resurge of cases across the country. >> i also have to say i think you might be quite generous in your description of the government's response here. >> reporter: before a long list of questions on an hour-long facebook live mark zuckerberg didn't hide his opinion when assessing the u.s. response to the pandemic. >> i just think that it was avoidable and it's really disappointing that we still don't have adequate testing, that the credibility of our top scientists like yourself and the cdc are being undermined. >> reporter: dr. fauci made it clear part of why we're seeing this falls to failures i

anthony fauci marked the day on a call with the media. >> i can tell you, absolutely, the first one was6:45 this morning in savannah, georgia. indeed, we are participating today, in the launching of a truly historic event in the history of vaccinology. >> there are nearly 90 study sites across the country for this vaccine. and phase three trials are underway for four other vaccines. three of those in china and one in the united kingdom. scientists hope that results of moderna's trial will be clear in a few months, and a vaccine on the market by the end of this year or the beginning of next. but that's if the vaccine is proven safe and effective, which is not a given. let me explain how the moderna vaccine trial works. this is the vaccine, and about 15,000 people, nationwide, will get injected with this during the clinical trial. now, this looks similar to the vaccine, but actually, it's a placebo. it doesn't do anything. it's just saline. and another 15,000 people will be injected with this. and then, afterwards, doctors will compare who gets sick with covid-19 and who doesn't. >> docto

anthony fauci telling facebook's mark zuckerberg the country overall is not going down the right path. >> there really is no reason why we're having 40, 50, 60,000 other than the fact that we're not doing something correctly. >> reporter: here in los angeles, the county breaking a record here too. nearly 4600 new coronavirus cases in the last day, an additional 59 deaths. zohreen shah, abc7 news, los angeles. >>> marc benioff is joining other leaders in telling americans we should all be wearing mask. but he is taking it a step further. >> at some point the government has to step in and say yes, you have to wear a mask. and if you're not wearing a mask, you're going get fined. just like if you don't wear a seat belt, you get a fine. there is no difference. >> benioff is putting his money where his mask. he and cnbc host jim cramer are joining forces to sponsor a competition to develop the next generation of surgical-grade consumer face masks. it's being organized by the x prize foundation. the winner gets a million dollars. >> there is incentive. >>> santa clara county wineries are ba

anthony fauci telling facebook's mark zuckerberg the country overall is not going down the right path. >> there really is no reason why we're having 40, 50, 60,000 other than the fact that we're not doing something correctly. >> reporter: here in los angeles, the county breaking a record here too. nearly 4600 new coronavirus cases in the last day, an additional 59 deaths. zohreen shah, abc7 news, los angeles. >>> marc benioff is joining other leaders in telling americans we should all be wearing mask. but he is taking it a step further. >> at some point the government has to step in and say yes, you have to wear a mask. and if you're not wearing a mask, you're going get fined. just like if you don't wear a seat belt, you get a fine. there is no difference. >> benioff is putting his money where his mask. he and cnbc host jim cramer are joining forces to sponsor a competition to develop the next generation of surgical-grade consumer face masks. it's being organized by the x prize foundation. the winner gets a million dollars. >> there is incentive. >>> santa clara county wineries are ba

anthony fauci will join facebook ceo mark zuckerberg on facebook live to discuss the covid crisis. that meeting starts at 2:00 p. the two will talk about how to flatten the curve and what people can do to protect themselves. >>> and you probably have a lot of questions about school reopenings. well, we have roundup of each bay area school district's plan for the new school year online. go to nbcbayarea.com. in our trending bar, click on school reopening plans. here we are almost to the weekend. a live look out in palo alto where you can see cars moving, the sun is shining. the big question is what will the weather look like this weekend. vianey with a look. >> we have so much sunshine i'm not using any ring lights. this is natural sun coming in from outside through my window. we will be seeing a little bit of haze once again. that's because of that smoke. let's look at the san francisco camera. the reason i'm showing you this, it's pretty foggy still. slow clearing there just like we thought and predicted and forecasted. san jose looking better. we are expecting to see air quality

seen who they really are and what they are capable of and the other thing is anthony these things are always be paid back so mark router will have a point where he needs something and then he will run up against the wall of resistance in the european council there is no forgiving and forgetting their. proposal in brussels thanks for your reporting and your insurance. has begun lifting coronavirus restrictions in the capital one a series more than 2000 people have died and president out that finance is warning that the battle against the virus is not get one businesses need a boost they are ready for the already fragile lodge and time economy may have been may has been battered by a 4 month lockdown. for homes this plan osiris restaurant has seen only staff no guests inside they offer their food to go the owners have been fighting to keep the restaurant in business with its 90 year history wholly n.d.s. as part of the landscape of the argentine capital but now it's struggling emotionally so we have thought about closing the place down but so far we've been able to make ends meet. then added. slowly the city is st

. >>> happening today, facebook ceo mark zuckerberg will interview dr. anthony fauci the nation's top infectious die the hisbook page and will focus on the country's response to the pandemic. he may also share updates on facebook's efforts to limit misinformation on the pandemic on the platform. yesterday dr. fauci called the efforts to discredit him bizarre. especially when the pandemic is raging. he told cbs that he doesn't like to be pitted against the president and he adds it's very stressful. >> realize that was a major mistake on their part because it doesn't do anything but reflect poorly on them. >> the administration is also under fire for its decision to reroute critical hospital data on covid patients away from the cdc totase heyoffs e the work force. according to the labor department, 1.3 million americans signed up for unemployment benefits last week. that was more than expected but it was a slight improvement over the prior week. >>> twitter is shining some light on a massive hack that netted more than $100,000. accounts belonging to some of the wo

. >>> happening today, facebook ceo, mark zuckerberg, will live stream on facebook with dr. anthony fauci, talking about the coronavirus. the nation's top export on infectious diseases will talk about the latest developments, as well as facebook's continuing covid-19 response efforts. zuckerberg and dr. fauci's conversation will stream on facebook, live at 2:00 this afternoon. >>> well the videoconferencing company, zoom, says it will offer standalone home devices. usa today reports zoom will be releasing a 27 inch dedicated video display unit, solely for zoom video calls, that will be called the me, and will always be on and ready to receive a zoom call. it will be available for $600. zoom ceo says it expects many to continue working remotely, and that this product was designed with them in mind. >>> it is now 4:39. the san francisco police commission has voted unanimously to display a black lives matter poster in every station in the city. the chief and the staff fully support the decision despite backlash from the union. >> this is not at the expense of anybody else's life. this

america's chief coronavirus adviser anthony fauci spoke last night to mark zuckerberg of facebook.d with the younger people, because i know if they really understood this they would take it seriously, that you have to have responsibility for yourself but also a societal responsibility that your getting infected is not just you in a vacuum, you're propagating a pandemic. this unprecedented global pandemic is having catastrophic consequences. today the united nations is launching its biggest ever appeal for funds to help poorer countries cope. it's warned that unless richer countries step in as many as 265 million people could, by the end of this year, face starvation. caroline hawley, bbc news. the time is 17 minutes past one. our top story this lunchtime... borisjohnson announces a timetable for easing the lockdown in england with employers asked to decide if it's safe for staff to return to the workplace — and local authorities getting new powers to deal with spikes in their areas. coming up we will be talking to tracey edwards, the legendary skipper here, about selling her prized

anthony fauci that was a bit off the mark the national past time returned to the diamond >> you know, there's something great about opening day albeit this year in july is important to celebrate and appreciate. >> reporter: the yankees and the nationals squaring off minus one of the nation's stars. juan soto tested positive for covid-19 >> we've seen the commitment from the the other guys understanding one person can screw this up for a lot of different people. >> reporter: with empty seats and it's time to play ball nbc news >> so now it's summer even though it's really felt like it with the steam that we've been getting but also the tropical weather threats. good morning, janessa. >> good morning. we have that triple threat, the tropics heating up we have a beast of a storm headed towards hawaii. potentially going into a category 4 hurricane that's really on our radar for the weekend. also watching the gulf yesterday this was just an area of low pressure. this is our eighth named storm of the season. it's very disorganized and it will continue its track to south texas. it will make

anthony fauci will join mark zuckerberg to discuss the covid crisis at 2:00 p.m. the two will talk about how to flatten the curve and what people can do to protect themselves. >>> when it comes to winning the race for the coronavirus vaccine, don't rule out china. industry experts say about one-third of the two dozen or so legitimate serums in development are being developed by chinese companies. some people there are said to be a lot more willing to bebjects. companies in america and the uk are leading the charge, including moderna which this week announcing positive efforts to trick the body into creating antibodies. >>> marin county getting tough on those who ignore health protocols. which may result in fines. it's already set up in e-mail and violation at the site and goes straight to the enforcement arms. today local leaders will meet with law enforcement to decide on a uniform strategy for the entire county. >> we want people to comply with the order so we can slow the case numbers. if we have to get the fines and citations, we'll do that. our goal is to edu

reported on thursday during an interview with the facebook founder mark zuckerberg the nation's top infectious disease specialist dr anthony found she spoke about following guidelines to do everything in our power to limit the spread of the virus. you've got to do wood correctly you can't jump over steps which is very perilous when you think about rebound and the proof of the pudding is look what's happened it really is no reason why we're having 405060000 other than the fact that we're not doing something correctly. and as we continue to see an increase in cases here in the u.s. i see you capacity is becoming a real issue on friday the director general of the world health organization spoke about the dangers frontline workers face. we all know oh field workers and you know to miss debt not just because they have cared for the sick but because they have their own lives in the line of duty so far about 10 percent of all cases globally out among health workers many health workers are also suffering physical and psychological exhaustion after months of working in extremely stressful environment. the director general added inf

anthony fauci. with both president trump and chief of staff mark meadows distancing the administration from trade advisered criticizing the top disease expert and now dr. fauci, well, he spoke yesterday, taking it all in stride. >> it is a bit bizarre. i don't fully understand it, cannot figure out in my whooild wildest dreams why they would want to do that, but i think they realize that was not a prudent thing to do. i can't explain peter navarro, he's in a world himself so i don't want to go there. >> joe is off, by the way, but willie, great reaction from dr. fauci. brushing it off. the bottom line is he has credibility. >> he's been saying things like this the last several days. he said all the talk from the white house, the reporting we've been doing that shows the white house is openly going after dr. fauci just reflects poorly on them, that's the way dr. fauci said it. you wonder how long he can continue to do that before he

. >>> happening today, the facebook ceo mark zuckerberg will lifestream a conversation with dr. anthony fauci to talk about coronavirus. the infectious disease expert will discuss the latest developments and facebook's ongoing covid-19 response efforts. zuckerberg and dr. anthony fauchi's conversation will stream on facebook live at 2:00 this afternoon. >>> videoconferencing conferencing company zoom will offer a standalone home device. usa today reports that they will release a 27 inch dedicated video display unit that is solely for zoom video calls. it will be called me, and be on and ready to receive zoom calls. the device will be available at the website for $600. the ceo said many people will continue working remotely, and the product was designed with this in mind. >>> unanimously displaying a black lives matter poster inside of every police station and the city, the chief says that he and his command staff are in full support of the plan, despite opposition from the police union. >>> black lives matter to the police department. this is not at the expense or anybody else. that is

anthony: i think one of the reasons, the marks are more based on the long-term prospects of the business day-to-day trading volatility. dancep has kind of done a december, as much as 30, 40%, then back up to almost flat. in that same period, private equity took a smaller write down in the beginning but much smaller write up. the volatility has smoothed out a bit because of the long-term nature. the other reason, the private equity firms control the companies that they own. they are much quicker than public companies and other companies in cutting costs, preserving cash, making sure they have the liquidity that they need. certainly, the better private equity firms have invested heavily in expertise and resources, and they are much better prepared for this downturn than in 2009, no doubt. seen leveragelly levels creep up in the last decade. are investors going to clampdown on that as we move forward? or are those days over? anthony: it is a very good point. clearly, there is 10,000 private equity companies out there and many of them are very highly leveraged. pain as a be some result of th

anthony fauci sat down for a virtual conversation with facebook ceo mark zuckerberg. he address the question on everybody's mind, when will a vaccine become available? >> we should know as we get into the mid to late fall, early winter, but probably late fall, whether we have candidates that really are safe and effective. and i hope, and anticipate, that we will have one or more. >> if that's the case dr. fauci says by the time we get to the beginning of 2021, doses of a successful vaccine should start to become widely available. dr. fauci also stressed the importance of wearing a mask and avoiding crowds to curb the spread of covid-19. for its part facebook is posting reminders on users timelines to wear masks. >>> as coronavirus cases continue to search the trump administration may be trying to mend fences with dr. fauci. >> cbs correspondent natalie brandis at the white house for us. natalie? >> reporter: veronica, the president held an event today on rolling back regulations but did not take questions. so reporters could not ask him about coronavirus or these tens

ten states also set new daily record marks for deaths this week, as this virus has killed nearly 140,000 of our fellow citizens. today, dr. anthony fauci held yet another livestream interview, remember such events are the only opportunity we have to hear from him. this one was with the u.s. chamber of commerce, where today he talked about where we are in this fight. >> people keep talking about the possibility of a second wave in the fall, that's a historic terminology related to another outbreak. i think we have to concentrate of where we are right now, if we're talking about waves we're essentially in the first wave. >> the centers for disease control says it plans to publish additional guidance to reopening schools before august. mike pence had promised they'd be out this week. a day after the press secretary said science shouldn't stand in the way of our children returning to the school this fall. the president has criticized the cdc's guidelines as tough and expensive. more big retailers, lowe's and home depot said they'll join targ target, publix requiring them to wear masks. >>> justice ruth bader ginsburg revealed that sh

anthony fauci. tell us what you're hearing, jim? >> yeah, white house officials are telling me and my colleague that mark meadows, the white house chief of staff is not happy with the white house tr e trade -- advisor after the scathing op-ed on dr. anthony fauci. they said navarro had been warned to deescalate the situation between the white house and dr. fauci. and that navarro, quote, violated those instructions. so, at this point, it's unclear whether this is going to lead to peter navarro being fired or something like that, but mark meadows, who has been trying to get things under control since coming on board, he is not happy about this. the other thing that makes this interesting, as you recall a couple of days ago, when white house officials were anonymously trashing him with the talking points, that were critical of the infectious diseases expert. part of the reason he's in so much hot water is meadows was trying to lower the temperature after the talking point. clearly that backfired. and meadows wanted to put a stop to it. and that didn't happen. so, clearly the chief of staff has his hands full because you can't have, as y

anthony fauci but wouldn't he spoke with our dr. mark'sl on sirius xm radio, he got this response. >> if you keep children out of school, the unintended negative ripple effect consequences can be profound with regard to what do the parents do? do they stay home from work to be able to take care of their children? what about child care? what about children who rely on schools for their lunch? for maybe the most important nutritional meal that they'll get? so the broad approach would be, obviously, but paying attention to the safety of the children which is always paramount. but within the context of doing whatever you can to safeguard the health and the welfare of the children. we should try to get the schools open. >> tucker: yeah. and what about each other? people need each other. children included. it's not good for people to be alone. dr. marc siegel who did that interview joins us tonight. hey, doctor. >> tucker, i was so glad to see dr. fauci finally taking that position. when you consider the position that we need to take is we are o

. >>> now, today, facebook founder and ceo mark zuckerberg chatted with america's top infectious disease expert, dr. anthony fauci. that conversation was streamed online. they touched on several topics, masks, you should wear them, a vaccine, dr. fauci said it's also time that more states experiencing surges have got to slow down. >> really got to almost regroup, call a time-out, not necessarily lock down again but say, we've got to do this in a more measured way. we've got to get our arms around this. and we've got get this controlled. if we don't do that, mark, we're going to wind up getting a situation where in other states, we may be seeing the same thing. >> facebook has made efforts to crack down on misinformation about the coronavirus on its site. and via their foundation, zuckerberg and his wife have also donated tens of millions of dollars to coronavirus relief and research efforts. >>> salon owners want to get back to work. now along with state lawmakers, they're asking governor newsom to allow beauty industry professionals to perform their services outdoors. abc7 news reporter melanie woodrow has