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call the number on your screen call or donate now at mercyships.org >>> the washington redskins football team is reviewing its name in response to demands from major sponsors. the name has long been criticized as racist and offensive to native americans. as carolyn manno reports, calls to drop it are gaining new momentum. >> reporter: the washington redskins released a statement saying, they've been having internal discussions over the last couple of weeks and plan to conduct a thorough review, as to whether or not a change needs to be made to the team's name. the term red skin has been since 1923, that is viewed as racially charged. the team owner says he has no plans to change the name of the team. in a recent statement he said something else. saying this process allows the team to take into account,not only the proud tradition and history of the franchise, but also input from our alumni, the organization, sponsors, the nfl and the community it is proud to represent on and off the field. nfl commissioner roger goodell added his support to the team's announcement also. saying in a state

call the number on your screen or donate now at mercyships.org a . >>> professional sports are making big and much-anticipated comeback. major league baseball has officially returned with actual games, but without fans in the statium. the nfl announcing face coverings will be mandatory for fans attending the football games this season. as for the nba, basketball games are set to resume thursday inside the league's bubble zone in orlando. joining me now former nfl defensive lineman mike golic, co-host of "golic & wingo." you played nfl football for -- we'll take what we can get, right? >> absolutely. >> how much of a sdimps does it make? we keep talking about these athletes being professional, but nobody is prepared for playing through a pandemic. how different is this environment? >> i think the biggest difference, bianna is how they act away from the game. once you get on the field and start playing. once an athlete starts doing what they do between the lines, that comes back natural. even without fans, they'll get use to it, just like ♪ ♪ [ engines revving ] ♪ ♪ it's amazing to see

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call the number on your screen or donate now at mercyships.org >>> as we mentioned, louie gohmert pass coronavirus and is blaming his mask. and politico has this from one of his aides -- e-mail from a congressman aids. thank you for letting us office know he tested positive for the coronavirus. when you write the story include the fact he requires full staff to be in the office. three interning. so we would be an example to america on how to hope up safely. when probing the office ask how often we were people berated for wearing a mask. >>> for more on this and other topics, we welcome congressman. rhode island democrat a member of the house foreign affairs and judiciary committee. thanks for coming on. do you worry about your exposure to gohmert and have you had your mask checked for coronavirus because that's apparently how you get it? >> that's a reckless thing to say. of course everyone should follow public guidelines and wear a mask, unfortunately, many of my republican colleagues refuse to wear masks. thankfully the speaker put into effect a requirement that everyone has to wear

call the number on your screen call or donate now at mercyships.org >>> the president boasting about00 unemployment benefit spet to expire for millions of americans. >> we're looking at a powerful year next year economically. the job numbers are looking out standing to put it mildly. set records. the numbers on retail sales came in two weeks ago. at the highest number in the history of the country. we look like we're heading to very good economic times. >> let's talk about this. a columnist nrt "new york times" and author of arguing with zombies. good to have you on. thank you so much. it escaped you the president went out to the briefing to have kodak manufacturer supplies to fight the pandemic and create a few money new jobs. and ended up whining that no one likes him and promoting beyond dubious medical perspectives. >> yeah. i have no idea what he knows. i suspect even his economic advisers are aware that all of those economic numbers he's citing are well in the past now. the job numbers we have are actually well over a month out of date. and every indicator we have says they the

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call the number on your screen call or donate now at mercyships.org for the same medications as the vet, but up to 30 percent less with fast free shipping. visit petmeds.com today. >>> the number of americans filling unemployment claims has been falling for three months. it looks like that trend might be slowing. the country's latest jobless report will be released in the coming hours. it's expected to show that more than 1.3 million americans filed first-time unemployment benefits during the week ending july 4th. it will only be slightly fewer than the 1.4 million who filed the week before. joining me for more on this is cnn's john defterios. this report drops in the next few hours. it seems high in the next hour. how will the surge likely play into this? >> reporter: the spike in cases we're seeing right now, rosemary, and the jobless claims are kind of bonded together. tightly linked. that's been the trend for the last three months since the start of the pandemic. we had a nice trend line coming down from the peak that you were talking about in april. in the last two to three weeks i

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call the number on your screen call or donate now at mercyships.org >>> in this very room just recently, congresswoman jayapal -- do you agree with ms. jayapal that there was no takeover? >> jayapal. if you're going to say my name, please say it right. it's jayapal. >> last thing before we go here tonight, congresswoman jayapal had a busy day at today's hearing. first there was the matter of explaining to her colleague and fellow committee member how to pronounce her name. then came her turn to interrogate the attorney general about specifically the discrepancy, about why he sends the feds in for some protests but not the time those pro-trump protesters with long guns took over the michigan statehouse and threatened the governor. >> june 1st i was worried about the district of columbia, which is federal. >> you seem to be engaging in protests in certain parts of the country. you're very aware of those. but when protesters with guns and swastikas and -- >> i am aware of protesters -- >> excuse me, mr. barr. this is my time, and i control it. the point i'm trying to make here, mr. barr, t

call the number on your screen call or donate now at mercyships.org >>> after years of refusing, washingtonedskins owner dan snyder is bowing to pressure from team sponsors and will change the name of his team. until now snyder's refused, or had refused to change the name despite protests from native americans and others. so joining me now is mr. bimani jones, the host of "the right time with bimani jones" on espn. good evening, sir. thank you for joining. i appreciate it. did you ever think that this would happen? i never thought -- i asked chris earlier. what a time in our history that this is happening now. >> yeah, i mean i think it had to happen at some point. one thing i think gets lost in discussion about this particular team name is how ridiculously late they are. like people have been making changes like this over the last 50 or 60 years. so the idea that i thought it would never happen, no. i don't think i would have gone that far. what has been surprising, though, is how they went from zero to 60 from make the decision that this thing was going to have to change to how quickly th

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call the number on your screen call or donate now at mercyships.org >>> president trump has told "the washington post" that the u.s. staged a cyber attack on a russian troll farm in 2016. the covert operation against the internet agency, was aimed at stopping russian interference in the midterm elections. it's the same organization accused of meddling in the 2016 presidential election. let's turn to cnn's fred. >> reporter: all this was happening in the run-up to the 2018 midterm elections. one of the things going on in the u.s. is people from the security apparatus were seeing evidence there was russian meddling going on again before the midterm elections. a lot of the influenced by the research agency that had been so active in 2016. as you recall, in the run-up to the midterms, we heard the director of then-national intelligence, dan coates say tht he believed the united states was under attack. at that point, democrats were calling for stronger action by the trump administration. now, president trump confirming that, yes, they did take action. and he authorized this cyber attack.

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call the number on your screen call or donate now at mercyships.org ♪ ♪ lou: police cracking down onds of protesters in hong kong after a passage of the new national security or law that gives beijing control over hong kong. police fired tear gas, water cannons at the demonstrators, arrested nearly 400 people including 10 people under the new sweeping law that erodes, eviscerates the civil liberties and civil rights of those in the once-autonomousty. obviously, no longer autonomous if, no longer free. joining us tonight, dr. michael pillsbury, director of the center for chinese strategy at the hudson institute. mike, these pictures are exactly what you would expect of an authoritarian state, and that is precisely the rule that hong kong now under. is all hope lost? because no nation, no united nations agency has done, has raised a finger in protest of what the chinese, the communist chinese government has done. >> no, i don't think all hope is lost, lou. i think the president's got a strategy for hong kong. he revealed some of it at his press conference three weeks ago. but it looks

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call the number on your screen or donate now at mercyships.org >>> this is "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. 11:00 p.m. here on the east coast. the coronavirus death toll in this country is now surpassing 150,000 people. that's 150,000 americans losing their lives in just months. the association of the american medical colleges warning that we could see multiple hundreds of thousands of deaths in the u.s. multiple hundreds

call the number on your screen call or donate now at mercyships.org >>> coronavirus cases surging inlabama. the state reporting more than 1,700 new cases just today. along with a record 47 deaths in a single day. the governor today issuing a statewide mask mandate. so let's discuss now with the alabama senator doug jones. senator, thank you so much. i really appreciate you joining us. important subject. good evening to you. so you say you agree with the governor's decision to mandate masks, but what else does your state need to do? >> well, i think that is a huge first step. i think the governor has been listening to health care professionals. she said it very clearly. nobody likes to mandate masks, but when people aren't getting the message and they're not following the guidelines, you're going to have to do something to start changing behaviors. so i think she did the appropriate thing today, and i think that is a huge first step. we'll see how this goes. i think the enforcement will be an interesting issue, but i think just the example that she is setting by this will go a long wa

call the number on your screen or donate now at mercyships.org >>> hard to believe we're reporting nearly 4 million americans have now been infected with the coronavirus. almost 143,000 have died. so why is the president saying everything is working out? why is he saying that? let's discuss now. cnn white house correspondent kaitlan collins is here, as well as dr. jonathan reiner. he is director of catheterization program at george washington university hospital. good evening to both of you. before the break, kaitlan, i said we had some breaking news. you have new reporting tonight about a positive coronavirus case at the white house. tell us what you know. >> yeah, don. white house staffers got an e-mail tonight telling them not to panic or have any kind of alarm. but they wanted to tell them that a staffer who works in one of the cafeterias on the white house grounds has tested positive for coronavirus. now, this is not the one that's in the actual west wing. that's the white house mess where staffers typically go. but there are two restaurants. one inside the building where the vice pr

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call the number on your screen or donate now at mercyships.org >>> there is something really important i want to bring you tonight. three huge stories going on in the country right now. all connected. this is an in-depth "cnn tonight" report. ♪ >> a special segment of the show "outbreak, crime, protests and covid-19." america's living and dying through an unprecedented summer. the worsening pandemic, the protests in the street and surge in crime. tonight we're taking a long hard look at how these major stories are colliding with each other. and impacting all of us. first, our regular habits and institutions crippled by the coronavirus. virus that has been proven to impact communities of color and the black population specifically more than other americans. then the horrific death of george floyd in may. as a minneapolis police officer knelt on his neck igniting protests nationwide. americans demanding reforms in policing. an end to systemic racism and police brutality. much aimed at black americans. president trump and his top aides hostile to the protest. remember this? when he violen

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call the number on your screen or donate now at mercyships.org >>> the government -- federal governmento the challenge, and this is a great success story. as we reopen, by june, a lot of the country should be back to normal, and the hope is by july, the country is really rocking again. >> that's jared. here is our reality mid-july. the u.s. has over 3.5 million confirmed coronavirus cases. the death toll surpassed 138,000. we are 4% of the world's population. we have fully one quarter of the coronavirus on the planet. one new forecast predicting something close to a quarter of a million deaths by election day. estimates of the number of americans out of work begin at around 50 million. millions more in financial jeopardy and distress every day. millions of children have been deprived of school, any kind of socialization. it's a lot. a recent kaiser foundation survey found more than a third of those questioned, 36% report symptoms of anxiety or depression that has tripled in a year's time. our next guest has faced his own challenges in life and has been collecting advice on coping with c

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call the number on your screen call or donate now at mercyships.org >>> brazil is still the world's secondcovid-19 after the u.s., but there are troubling must ing nu coming out of other countries. in mexico, a record new number of cases on saturday. it is on track to past the uk for the world's third highest number of coronavirus deaths. overall, latin america and the caribbean have around 3.7 million known infections. so for the latest from the region, journalist stefan stefano pozzabon is live from colombia. it seems like they're setting new records and colombia where you are is no different, the worst single day number of cases, the highest since the pandemic began. what is the latest there? >> reporter: yes, exactly. it really feels that this has become the critical moment here in colombia and that perhaps is the same moment that was in europe in february, march, early april. and after four months of quarantining and preparations, now the country seems to be bracing for the moment when coronavirus is hitting it. the most we have seen record cases, consecutive record cases for three da

call the number on your screen or donate now at mercyships.org >>> there's only one thing he has in mind. how does he win re-election, and it doesn't matter how many people get covid and/or die from covid. >> joe biden with our own joy reid tonight as she debuted her new broadcast, talking about the president's priorities even as our nation grapples with a confluence of crises and yet in his latest "new york times" column, our friend nicholas kristof writes this quote, perhaps today's national pain, fear, and loss can also be a source of hope we may be so desperate, our failures so manifest, our grief so raw that the u.s. can once more, as during the great depression, embrace long-needed changes that would have been impossible in cheerier times back with us again tonight, nicholas kristof, author, pulitzer prize-winning columnist for "the new york times. nick, thanks so much for coming on, and thank you for writing this and at least trying to get out there and make good news allowable. i'm going to sit back and have you talk about what good and how any good can come of this. >> sure. wel

call the number on your screen call or donate now at mercyships.org >>> today we got a surprise twist in the case of jeffrey epstein, the convicted sex offender and money manager who rubbed elbows with presidents and celebrities. back in july of last year, epstein, of course, was arrested and charged with sexually assaulting dozens of young girls. a month later he was found dead in his prison cell in an apparent suicide. now almost a year later, jeffrey epstein's long-time companion and alleged accomplice ghislaine maxwell has been arrested and charged with a variety of crimes including conspiracy to entice minors to travel and engage in illegal sex acts and perjury. there are numerous women who have spoken on the record throughout the years, decades about maxwell recruiting and grooming them and participating in their abuse. her indictment describes her meeting one victim when she was only 14, taking her to the movies, shopping trips, and roping her into sexualized messages with jeffrey epstein. it has been a mystery how ghislaine maxwell escaped the prosecution as long as she did. b

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call the number on your screen call or donate now at mercyships.org >>> reporter: investigators wereing the mystery surrounding kim dorsey's murder. they knew her killer was familiar with her home. her husband derrick certainly fit that bill, but he had a strong alibi and a willingness to share everything it seemed, even his infidelity. >> typically in cases like that, you know, husbands that are suspects. they try to hide all of those things. they say, "oh, no. our relationship was perfect." but derrick, on the other hand, started exposing, kind of, the darkness that was inside that beautiful house. >> reporter: was kim aware that this was going on? >> i don't believe so. if she was, she never let me know. >> reporter: did you worry how that might look to the detectives? >> i didn't even care. they asked me if i had any relationships on the side, and i 'fessed up to it right then and there. that was the least of my worries, knowin' that i'd done that. i wanted them to find who killed her. >> reporter: still, investigators couldn't overlook the possibility that derrick had hired some

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