aiden. bryan. my son. my mom. this is my sawyer. raquel willis. my grandson. my parents. miller coffey. [vo]: you are my pride. >>> welcome back. i'm robyn curnow. so iraq's health care system is struggling with a huge spike in coronavirus cases. on saturday officials reported more than 2,000 new cases bringing the total to more than 68,000. and the death toll rose by more than 100 to 300. the pandemic is sweeping across the whole country, but it is hitting the capital of baghdad especially hard. arwa damon reports. >> reporter: we went to verify the names of the dead. much like the enemy that claims those they love. he lost his parents and his sister to covid-19. one after the other. they underestimated the virus. they did not understand how to protect themselves from the threat. "we are terrified now. we are 100% convinced." the burials have been at night in iraq's largest cemetery. final prayers are carried out by strangers. the paramilitary force initially drawn to fight isis. we are getting around 70 to 80 bodies a day. and it's expected to get much worse across this

the gold fire is burning near aiden and the hog fire is 50 miles south of that. evacuations are under way near aiden. the gold fire has burned at least 4500-acres. several firefighters had to be flown to a hospital on redding with unknown injuries. the hog fire has grown to 8,000- acres and is only 5% contained. crews say the fire is threatening some structures. it burned up a fiberoptic communication cable, limiting phone service to the susanville area. no word on how either fire started. >>> traffic is moving on the golden gate bridge after a car fire this afternoon. take a look. you can see it burst into flames. this happened in the southbound lanes around 2:00 this afternoon. a man who was riding his bike across the bridge posted this video to twitter. we are told that the driver is okay. >>> traffic was blocked in both di wgh scene. and it has since reopened. >>> president trump resumed his coronavirus task force briefings today with a warning that the pandemic will get worse in the u.s. before it gets better. meanwhile, his administration and members of con

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aiden. bryan. my son. my mom. this is my sawyer. raquel willis. my grandson. my parents.ller coffey. [vo]: you are my pride. >>> in the coming hours the u.s. death toll from coronavirus will hit 130,000 people. with the country fast approaching 3 million infections, the most in the world by far. you can see it's been a strong and steady climb since late march. the hardest-hit states are two of america's most famous and populous. new york was hammered by the pandemic early on but this week it's taking another step toward reopening. whereas parts of california are reimposing restrictions out of fear they were lifted just too soon. and then just minutes ago we learned california has set the new all-time record for the highest single-day coronavirus cases, nearly 12,000 people were reported on sunday of this fourth of july weekend. paul vercammen is in sanita monica, california with all of that. >> reporter: if you look, they took the extraordinary step of closing down all beaches in l.a. county, santa barbara county, ventura county, almost all of orange county, all of it to

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aiden. bryan. my son. my mom. this is my sawyer. raquel willis. my grandson. my parents.r coffey. [vo]: you are my pride. >>> we're in a big trade war. with the tariffs that the president put on china and then they retaliate and put them on our soybeans. >> you know what? you want to know something? we always win. >> china was our number one customer. they're not anymore. it's not just soybeans. it's all the commodities right now. wheat, corn, beans, cattle. there is no way to make up for that loss of. mark. it took us decades. they're buying from brazil. >> so they have no place to get it from. >> they've tried to throw some money at the problem through the market facilitation payments. they're tiny. >> they're giving a kickback. >> yeah. hush money. it helps a little bi. we've lost a lot of family farms and we're becoming extinct quickly. once we're gone and out of the way, you'll be totally dependent on they will. they're worldwide companies. and i think it is a food security issue. >> as politicians crow about a trade war in china that we look to be losing, a chunk of

aiden. bryan. my son. my mom. this is my sawyer. raquel willis. my grandson. my parents.coffey. [vo]: you are my pride. this virus is testing all of us. and it's testing the people on the front lines of this fight most of all. so abbott is getting new tests into their hands, delivering the critical results they need. and until this fight is over, we...will...never...quit. because they never quit. flattening the curve of coronavirus and have gone reopen. mexico is trying the same but its on curve remains far from flat. cnn's matt rivers is in mexico city with the latest. >> reporter: from june 2 hnd to july 2an mexico city's cases jumped. also their market, crowd asked confined reopened. this woman invited us to see her stall. she says she and seven family members all had covid-19 back in april. when the government opens markets back up she jumped. she says the people that work here live day to day and we can't survive otherwise. people like her could presumably survive, though, without shopping for clothes. but there she was. she says, god willing, it stays open because i

aiden. bryan. my son. my mom. this is my sawyer. raquel willis. my grandson. my parents.o]: you are my pride. >>> tonight dr. debra birx walking a fine line in the white house while quietly ensuring scientist have the biggest seat at the table for the coronavirus task force but her silent service could come at a cost to her. pamela brown is "outfront". >> reporter: dr. debra birx quietly emerging as the most powerful person in the trump white house on the coronavirus and her path there an unlikely one. >> the common sense of washing your hands, not touching your face. >> reporter: as the relationship between dr. anthony fauci and president trump soured over the past few months. >> i find him to be a nice person. i don't always agree. >> it's a czabizarre. i don't understand it. >> reporter: she's effectively running the task force day to day and the on member to brief the vice president and white house officials daily. >> dr. birx briefed me before coming out here. >> reporter: at times birx herself has taken the podium wearing her signature scarf and a mask to match. >>

aiden. bryan. my son. my mom. this is my sawyer. raquel willis. my grandson. my parents. miller coffey. [vo]: you are my pride. >>> educators across the country are trying right now to find a way to get tunts bastudents bac class safely but how to do that and what it might look like are key questions that remain unanswered. cnn's bianna golodryga reports. >> i think there's commonality in the schools and the school leadership and the teachers and the administrators that we all want to protect the safety of the children that are in schools. >> reporter: the cdc director on cnn's coronavirus town hall attempting to clear up the mass confusion caused by the president's shocking threat to withhold federal funding for schools that do not fully reopen. something he does not have the legal authority to do on his own. as well as his rebuke of the cdc guidelines. >> we stand by our guidelines. we think it's an important strategy for helping these schools reopen. >> reporter: for months school districts nationwide have been scrambling, trying to figure out just how to reopen safely

aiden. bryan. my son. my mom. this is my sawyer. raquel willis. my grandson. my parents.iller coffey. [vo]: you are my pride. >>> at the white house and across america, on saturday, u.s. flags lowered to half staff to honor the life and legacy of congressman john lewis. he died, friday, after battling pancreatic cancer. he was 80 years old. and joining me now to talk more about the impact of representative lewis is cnn political commentator and former obama administration official, van jones. good to have you on. sad reason for it but good to have your thoughts. and what are your thoughts about the life and the legacy of john lewis? the public figure, the activist but, also, the character of the man. >> he was a conscience of a nation. he would stand up for any any underdog, anybody who was being mistreated in this country. he'd go to the well of the house. he would go on the picket line and he would -- he would bring out the best, in both parties. he had universal respect, in an age where, you know, you have a lot of division. he was as close to universally respected, as

aiden. bryan. my son. my mom. this is my sawyer. raquel willis. my grandson. my parents. miller coffey. [vo]: you are my pride. a book that you're ready to share with the world? get published now, call for your free publisher kit today! >>> okay. here's the headline. russians are messing with the coronavirus vaccine. this is the latest warning coming from national security officials in the united states and from experts in england and canada. now, with that kind of consensus you would think the president would be furious, right? after all in the middle of a pandemic that is literally killing us, his only move seems to be to tell us how quickly a vaccine is coming. >> i think we are going to have a vaccine very soon. >> we are very close to a vaccine. we think we'll have a vaccine in the pretty near future. we think we'll have a vaccine by the end of this year. >> so wouldn't you care if the russians were trying to mess with that effort? the hacking group caught going after researchers goes by a few different names. one of them is cozy bear. remember that? one of the same

huge lead on the favorites and just kept going the wind was a record 8th in this race for trainer aiden o'brien. that's where we'll leave it for now i'll be back again a little bit later with other sports news updates for the starter thanks so much pisa well don't forget you can always find a much more on our web site the address for that al-jazeera dot com with all the latest updates on the pandemic well that's it for me for this news hour but i'll be back in just a moment with more news stay with us. these men are survivors of a covert 9046 year old is a limousine driver is the only one here who needed to go to hospital when he became bill in early march with. border will be combatants or do you know them so deep it is a 34 year old driver kotori family and he tested positive for my body is good it will be small but will you all be health officials say the rate of new infections has slowed the goal here is to conduct a broad serving to better understand transmission and asymptomatic cases which in turn could help policy decisions in the future so it would be easy for us to inform the

sean and aiden are getting used to a whole new social distancing thing.ps and stuff, i think it is a very mixed message for them. because i'm not sure what the rule is, really. you know, even the grown—ups are mixed up. if it is tough for the grown—ups, it is a potential nightmare for the kids. so let's put some of their burning questions to a pro. are you ready? ready as ever. excellent, ok then. i don't know why we have to wear masks, because the virus can get in our eyes. at the minute, we know that the transmission rate happens through droplets, and the most amount of droplets are through your mouth and your nose. because you'll cough and you'll sneeze without knowing you're doing it, and that mask will protect that transmission. i don't get why the pubs are opening, but all of us can't go back to school. because they tend to want to play and hug their friends, that they can pass it on. and also, they don't have any symptoms themselves, and when they meet their grandparents or somebody who is a little bit poorly, they can pass those bugs without knowi

aiden. bryan. my son. my mom. this is my sawyer. raquel willis. my grandson. my parents.iller coffey. [vo]: you are my pride. >>> bats throughout human history have some image as evil, dark, and dangerous. they seem to have gotten this bad impression in our conscious. there is definitely something odd about them. just because they are odd does not mean they are bad. bats are fascinating animals. the more you get to know them the more social creatures that you see them become. it is actually really beautiful. but unfortunately here, right now it is very strange with the bat virus that is killing people. >>> when covid-19 first surfaced in 2019 scientists around the world wanted to know where it came from and how the deadly virus ended up in humans. the answers are not certain but it seems likely coronavirus originated in bats. bats are a diverse and ancient creature and have been on earth longer than we have. but still there is a lot we don't know. we look at this animal and dig into the mystery of covid-19. in the last 20 years some of the deadliest virus outbreaks came f

it's a record breaking eighth win in the race for trainer aiden o'brien.have twice to that at the time he finishes off. it was a double celebration for o'brien as his horse ‘love' also won the oaks to seal a classics double for the irish trainer. it was the first time in racing history that the oaks and derby had been run on the same day. remember those names. serpentyne and lover. i imagine it will be a quiz winning question in the future. will need more material for winning question in the future. will need more materialfor our winning question in the future. will need more material for our quizzes! the same questions are beginning to appear. -- love. people can start going out on seeing each other in real life there is no need for a quiz. too many arguments in our family. impossible. it is 6:41. when britain went into lockdown in march, thousands of university students made their way back to their family homes — but with flights grounded, our next guest was stuck with no way back to his home country of greece. but that didn't stop kleon papadimitriou —

corporation, would allow the dfc to expedite decisions to make strategic investments quickly and to aiden covid-19 efforts. they also was in place mechanism to help as better prepare for the next enemy. he requires an annual intelligence estimate on pandemic threats and establishes global health security to coordinate the whole of government u.s. response to global health security emergencies aimed at improving both domestic and international capacity to prevent, respondent detected epidemic and hypodermic threats. clearly, nine he is role of the state department. the usaid and the centers for disease control and prevention and responding to pandemic threats. an address u.s. executive director to the world bank. to begin negotiations to establish a trust fund at the world bank design not to compete with, with that world health organization but to walk intended with him. on a mobilizing their own resources for epidemic and pandemic preparedness. mr. chairman, more than 700 americans are dying each day. neither the finger-pointing line game, race statements linked to the origins of the dise

anyway, my name is aiden. i'm a resident of district nine but i'm a lifelong resident of san francisco. i completely support the message. that was great. yeah, what is up with that comment about the police just protecting the property. it's so true. that guy -- i don't know where he was going with that. we need to protect the people. we need to protect black people, trans people, black lives matter, it's coronavirus right now. we need all the support we can get for the people of san francisco. i waive my time. >> thank you for your comment. i just want to remind those who are interested in commenting on this item to press star 3. next speaker please. >> hi, i'm a resident of district three. we have black lives matter painted on our roads. do you know how painful it is for black women and men to see these signs everyday as they're trying to go to work and just live, and black people continue to die and get hurt on our streets. the actions we're taking are only hurting more. we need to take the right actions and