ashby. you can tell saul of feel the p can see his words and i think almost universally those of us on the front line are feeling what he's expressing. specifically to your question, can you imagine the negative impact that occurs when you socially isolate children, when you no longer have the safety net of the nutritional programs which have been continued, but you don't have access to the counselors and the supervision, it is not a decision that anyone can take lightly. we have 500,000 people in our school system that includes teachers and counselors and the housekeeping and the bus drivers and the students. we have 500 -- that's half a million people. can you imagine our hospitals, i think are a little further down the road than dr. ashby's hospitals. we're past the xoipoint, past t tilting point, we're having people on stretchers for 10 or 11 hours. county ventilators, we're making sure we have enough. our situation is a little bit dire. the absolute criteria that i made this decision th

bernard ashby. a cardiologist in miami and florida state lead for the committee to protect medicare. good morning to both of you. look, i think you were both able to hear that clip from president trump on this interview airing later today. he made a couple of claims. claiming there were potentially problems with mask-wearing and also that these doctors, dr. fauci and others, were wrong about mask wearing. we're seeing these numbers going all in the wrong direction. doctor, what do you make of the fact that president trump continues to be so resistant to not just a mask mandate, but even just clear mask messaging at this stage in the pandemic? >> i think we need to resort now, america, to listening to science and local governance that is supporting our -- i'm struggling in the emergency rooms that i work in. i work in several. i'm trying to convince people who are nonbelievers. they're listening to leadership that are telling them that masking is an issue of politics and freedoms in this country. you

bernard ashby, thank you so much. great to see you again. >>> join my colleague, craig melvin, this hour on monday for the special report "pandemic: back to school." we focus on parents and teachers, about classrooms reopening and teaching from home. we're taking your questions about getting back to school. you can tweet them to #msnbcanswers or send them to talk@msnbc.com. >>> coming up, more bad news for the president's re-election campaign. the polls that show joe biden widening his lead in crucial battleground states including the one the president now calls home. >>> but first, major league baseball kicked off its shortened season yesterday, and a powerful moment right before some of the games with players taking a knee to show unit with the black lives matter movement. >>> in washington, diehard nationals fan dr. anthony fauci threw out the first pitch. took a bit of a left hook, but the twitter-verse was somewhat uncharacteristically forgiving, as some people put it, all he was doing was flattening the curve. h

ashby, thank you for being here. i appreciate it. >>> i do have this program note to tell you about. later this morning on "am joy," host tiffany cross will be joined by andrew young, and joy reid working on a sunday again. remember her? her name is still on the show. they'll be remembering the late civil rights icon john lewis later on, a very special "a.m. joy." >>> dangerous high winds and torrential rain. we'll go live to texas and see how the first named hurricane of the year is battling the lone star state. >>> and before the election, what are the key issues that could make a difference on november 3rd? we'll be checking in with nbc correspondents across the country to measure the mood of america. america. (door bell rings) it's open! hey. this is amazing. with moderate to severe ulcerative colitis, are you okay? even when i was there, i never knew when my symptoms would keep us apart. so i talked to my doctor about humira. i learned humira can help get, and keep uc under control when other medications haven't

ashby and dr. roy. appreciate that. >> thank you, steve. >> thank you. >>> that come aation by the ott hf his long time friend and associate, roger stone. there are some republicans speaking out against it and there are reports that trump was advised against it and robert mueller is speaking out, too. >>> plus, the white house take ing aim at dr. fauci? president trump retweeting a supporter calling the cdc the media and most doctors, liars. much more to get to. stay with us. rs, liars. much me orto get to. stay with us usaa is made for what's next no matter what challenges life throws at you, we're always here to help with fast response and great service and it doesn't stop there we're also here to help look ahead that's why we're helping members catch up by spreading any missed usaa insurance payments over the next twelve months so you can keep more cash in your pockets for when it matters most and that's just one of the many ways we're here to help the military community find out more at usaa.com to

it is all devin ashby's fault. it is not. these dogs were your responsible.ou are nor cal's canine training. >> she sentenced him to two years in prison. she said due to the pandemic, he's likely to complete his term in a local jail. the judge says this is an example of what can happen in an unregulated business. that's interesting because a bill inspired by 7 on your side that would indeed regulate this business was up before the legislature. it got stalled because of the pandemic. however, we're told it will be reintroduced next 84. we will of course keep track of it. >>> alumni at a school in san jose are laminging abuse by staff. it is the end of the present tags three years after the first reports of abuse were published. >> reporter: the stark school is that our school did not live up to its commit many to protect you. we add further harm when we reported offensively of past abuse. that's the main message of a letter thursday from presentation's high school president and board of directors chair. since september of last year, there has been an investiga

striking tornado footage we're probably going to see throughout the year as tornadoes touched down new ashby, minnesota. no injuries or fatalities reported at this point. while around here, we have to contend with clouds cover and fog. temperatures dropping down into the 50s. 55 degrees downtown. 55 in livermore and oakland. those numbers aren't going to drop a whole lot more as we head through the rest of the night. low to mid-50s by early tomorrow morning. almost exactly normal for early july. more low cloud cover. visibility is looking okay for future cast. northerly wind is going to push the bulk of that fog further down the coast. temperatures are going to heat up as we head through the day. tomorrow's dog walking forecast brought to you by bonnie from palo alto. lots of sunshine for bonnie tomorrow especially as we head to the afternoon. temperatures heating up to the mid-80s around palo alto. exercise caution, especially farther away from the water tomorrow. temperatures are going to heat up for inland portions of the bay area. mid to upper 60s along the coast. everybody's temperature

a brand new trouble spot along the eastshore freeway westbound 80 right around ashby. a couple of cars tangled up here and lanes are blocked and a lot of red forming on the sensors in the area. westbound 80 definitely getting slow heading into berkeley and heading to the bay bridge this morning. what it is doing, it's helping traffic at the bay bridge. since it's very slow with lanes blocked along 80 you are not seeing as many delays at the bay bridge toll plaza. most of traffic is coming off of 080 right now. so no metering lights just yet but we'll watch that and collectioning the drive times, 24 minutes from highway 4 to the maze. if you are taking 80 and things are improving but still slow along 580 through the altamonte. >>> thanks gianna. quick check on the stock market this morning. the markets opens just about a minute ago. and the dow is up right now about 330 points. hopes of a coronavirus vaccine fingers crossed. fueling investors this morning: we're going to keep an eye on those numbers all morning long. >>> and new this morning when the clock hit may want,

>> we had an earlier accident at ashby avenue. there was a crash in berkeley at ashby. we can see traffic will be slow here. a 30 minute delay about 10 minutes more than usual. the accident has been cleared. you can definitely tell it is causing a delay. people did not show up at the same rate. they were stuck behind the backup. as a result it is lighter. this might actually get a little bit busier as the morning wears on. we will see what happens in the next hour. let's get back to the headlines. >>> let's get you updated on breaking news out of san francisco. a power outage is affecting about 4000 customers in the lower haight area of the city. live pictures right now from the corner of haight and fillmore. pg&e does not know what caused the outage. the power could be restored by 7:30 am this morning. we will update you as soon as we learn more about pg&e's on progress. >>> a nine hour berkeley city council meeting. it ended with the council approving a plan to reform the police department. >> reporter: this i was set to wrap at 11 pm. it went on and on it was extende

ashby. i understand you're on break now. your hospital is nearing or over capacity.ain that the media won't stop talking about this pandemic and that they don't talk about deaths. we talk about deaths. more deaths right now than died fighting world war i. 134,000 and counting. how does that hit you as somebody who is in the middle of this and whose hospital is facing this firsthand? >> umm, thank you for having me, first of all, joy. i appreciate it but, you know, this is disturbing. you know, this time a few months ago when new york was going through their surge, cuomo was in disaster mode when dealing with his state. now florida has a rapid increase in the amount of virus spread. the hospitalization rate has increased over 75%. the icu utilization rate increased by 88%. deaths are increasing for the first time in a long time. we're averaging about 56 deaths a day. so, yes, we've gotten better at treating the virus but currently we're in a state of emergency. like we are in the midst of a hurricane. so when you're going through something like that as a state, you ex

and gentrification prices >> one of the developments is the one miller's iraq community next to the ashby bart station. it will include over 80 affordable housing units along with a community room and health and wellness services for residents. >>> nurses took to the picket lines in concorde today to say that they are being stretched thin and past the limits of the pandemic rages on. nurses at the medical center claimed the hospital has a aff patageitical je patientthd fe >> we have been in negotiations with john muir's management team since september 2019. and we have to make major peace and safety issues that are currently not being addressed by john muir. >> nurses demanding the hospital boost its emergency response support and staffing. they also want the hospital to ensure that each nurse has adequate rest and meal breaks. the medical center issued a response saying it hopes to finalize a contract with the nurses union soon madigan part "we have a very fair offer on the table that offers significantly increased rest and a competitive wage increase." >>> any station that shut down ear

watches another twister hits the city of ashby. >> ally god! that is an actual tornado. site when you see one in person, severe storms sweeping the northern us. this is in maine. a massive lightning strike sets that tree on fire from the inside out. i've seen pictures of that happening, incredible to see it in the video. unbelievable what lightning can do. janice is here to talk about the weather. amazing to see that. >> incredible and thankfully no injuries, lightning can cause incredible damage and death every year. let's look at the tornado reports. as you mentioned in parts of minnesota but also illinois, nebraska, towards kansas, the same areas are going to potentially get more severe weather today including large hail, damaging winds, isolated tornadoes, there is the severe thunderstorm watch in kansas, missouri, and oklahoma. we have severe thunderstorm warnings as well in parts of south dakota. this will be ongoing. next point of business is possible development of fact off the coast of the mid-atlantic and the northeast, regardless if it becomes a or not the res

bernard ashby. and what's your reaction when you hear these attacks on dr. fauci and what it means for the big picture as this nation is trying to confront this pandemic? >> so, thanks a lot for having me here, giving me the opportunity to speak on behalf of my community, my patients and the medical health care professionals out there fighting hard on the frontlines. in a word, disappointed. the fact we're in-the midst of a pandemic. i'm a florida boy. so, we're in the midst of a hurricane right now, especially in miami. and the fact weirverring these conversations at this particular time is disappointing too, say the least. >> tell us what's going on for you on the ground in your hospital in florida. >> number one, the icus are starting to reach capacity. including mine. 54 other icus. another 40 at almost capacity. 90% plus. and so, we are starting to see an increase in hospitalizations, increase in deaths, as expected from the uptick in the virus spread in the state of florida. this is not a big surprise, unfortunately, and me, on behalf of the medical pr

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ashby. he is always the lead of the florida state committee to protect medicare.r, last week, we were seeing p hospithospitals nearin critical capacity. is that still the case? >> that is still the case unfortunately. thanks for having me. my hospital in particular our icu at capacity. the hospitals across the state, not just miami, at capacity. there are many more with 90% capacity. we are actually concerned. we are in a all-hands-on-deck sno scenario. the virus is not being contained. myself and my colleagues are concerned about our capacity at this particular point. >> you are at capacity. give us a sense of what it looks like in the emergency department there and what happens if somebody comes in and they need to be in intensive care? >> that's the million dollar question. we know we have mechanisms to reroute patients to hospitals to accommodate them. what i worry about is if our folks -- people of color for instance. i can tell you a story about his daughter got turned away when they presented to the er sick. these are stories that don't get told, but these

shore because we have a crash working in berkeley you can see the backup behind it, it's 80 west at ashbybeing pushed over to the shoulder was blocking the left lane but if you have to take 80 you're going to be putting on the brakes to richmond el serino albany on down to virtually at least it's out of the way but that just push you up to 25 minutes from crockett down to the maze marty. >>all right robin was only just a few weeks ago that the trump administration's lawsuit to end dhaka made it all the way to the supreme court. well now the president says he supports dhaka and wants to make it law but some lawmakers are skeptical. joe khaleel has more. >>do a big executive order and i'm going to make dock supported president trump reversed his opposition to dhaka president obama's executive order that a lot of immigrants who arrived illegally in the u.s. as children to remain in the country president trump said friday his order would make dhaka law and would go further than the obama administration we're going to have a road to citizenship i think the president is just smoke here californ

at least four homes in the town of ashby, minnesota, took a direct hit, according to the mayor. the national weather service reports that at least one farmhouse has been flattened so far, two others badly damaged. >>> lieutenant colonel alexander vindman, who played a key role in president trump's impeachment, says he is retiring from the army. in a scathing statement released by his attorney, vindman accuses trump of leading a, quote, campaign of bullying, intimidation, and retaliation against him. a defense official tells abc news that vindman was approved for a promotion this week, but the final okay would have been up to trump. >>> a japanese baseball team has found a high-tech way to put excitement in the stands during this pandemic. >> fans aren't allowed, so the hawks are using dancing robots. >> okay. >> isn't that lovely? two types of humanoid spectators were joined by mechanical dogs. they spent part of tuesday's game waving flags and dancing to the hawks' fight song. >> if you would have told me 2020 was going to bring twerking robots, i would have said, shirleen? sou

independence were short, and in your handout there is one short, one-paragraph version, an example from ashby, massachusetts. but others among these local declarations of independence were much longer, one that goes several paragraphs from buckingham county, virginia. but all these local declarations said the same. in justifying their support for independence, they came back again and again to the king's contempt for the colonists' petitions for reconciliation. they came back to the threat posed by the fleet and the armies he had already sent to repress and divide them. they came back again and again to the now escalating rumors the british government has recently dispatched, a large, invading force of german hessian mercenaries to the colonies. the writer of "american scripture" identified 90 of these state and local declarations of independence were identified, and she reckoned many more were written that were not rediscovered. they put pressure on the often cautious delegates of the second continental congress, so that those delegates in philadelphia might find the courage to embrace the c

trina duhra from vancouver and melinda ashby from london are in the third trimester of pregnancy.e. this is normally all full of people. unfortunately, andy works in the restaurant business. every restaurant in vancouver has been forced to close. it's time. it's time to be unemployed for a little bit. he sneezes. i'm going to practice social distancing now. yeah! my name's melinda, i'm 33 years old, i am 38 weeks pregnant with my first baby. my partner lives overseas. this is an exact side profile of daddy. my partner was due to fly out in a couple of weeks to be here for the birth. due to the virus, we had to postpone his flight indefinitely. we speak every day, and that kind of helps. it is difficult. by the time we got to lockdown, i was begging for it. it was getting really scary. i had to cancel my baby shower, just lots of little things that you find you're looking forward to... sorry... but... i think once you get over that, you just kind of adjust. modern day social distancing cards meant that all my messages were printed. and i got lots of parcels delivered randomly with

another twister hitting the nearby city of ashby. >> oh my god. that is an actual tornado.f the road. several storms sweeping the northern u.s. check this out in maine a massive lightning strike setting a tree on fire from the inside out. today, new york city will begin painting a black lives matter muller outside trump tower. mayor bill de blasio is expected to participate. president trump had slammed the project blasting the mayor for going ahead with the muller while thmural while the citysla. pay respects to charlie daniels. a public visitation will be held at the same funeral home where hundreds honored him at a patriotic memorial service ♪ find out who your friends are ♪ somebody is going to drop everything ♪ run out and drink. >> country singer tracy lawrence one of several musicians honoring daniels at the service. his funeral is scheduled for tomorrow in tennessee. daniels pass awayed from a stroke on monday. he was 83 years old. , 83 years well-spent, guys. steve: there you go. thanks, carley. carley: god rest his soul. house race set kennedy kansas jeff van drew