athena jones, cnn, new york. >> athena, thank you for that. >>> president trump is heading to florida and north carolina today as he kicks off nearly a full week of campaigning across the country. on labor day he held another campaign-style news conference at the white house teasing a coronavirus vaccine by election day which most health experts will tell you cannot happen. cnn's jeremy diamond has more. >> reporter: president trump seizing on senator kamala harris's statement. >> biden and his very liberal running mate should immediately apologize for the reckless an antivaccine statements. >> when asked if she would trust a vaccine tauted by trump. >> i will say that i would not donald trump. i would trust scientists and experts but not donald trump. >> reporter: trump has pressured government agencies to rush a vaccine insisting harris is playing politics. >> she is talking about disparaging a vaccine so that people don't think the achievement was a great achievement. >> reporter: even as he continues to suggest without any evidence that a vaccine could be ready by election day. >>

athena jones on the street. our jason carroll, shimon prokupecz and also alex marquardt covering all of this for you. we have cameras stationed throughout the country. we'll get to any unrest or any situation, if need be. i want to bring in now jessica green. she's a city council woman in louisville, kentucky. thank you, councilwoman, for joining us. a lot of anger, disbelief across the country tonight. what do you think about the protests we're seeing? >> i think that people are in pain and the only way that they know how to be able to articulate or to demonstrate that pain is to take to the streets. and so we're finding that it's occurring not just in louisville, but it's becoming nationwide because breonna taylor has become a rallying cry for justice. and so the people are hurt. we're disappointed. we're devastated. we believe that the system has let us down. but, of course, when the system is not designed to protect people, what other recourse do you have and what can you really expect? >> well, they have ot

what's going on, athena? >> don, we -- we began at the barclay center in brooklyn, several hours ago. right before 7:00. that that's where this crowd of hundreds gathered. it's hard to tell how many people are here, now. they spent about half an hour or maybe an hour there, before marching across the manhattan bridge. we are now in manhattan's east village on a very narrow street. that's why you are seeing the sort of crowded scene. but, you know, this is a group of people who it's been a peaceful march. but there is a lot of anger. there's a lot of frustration about the fact or what they believe is the fundamental injustice in the law enforcement system. the fundamental injustice in the breonna taylor case. you are hearing the usual chants of black lives matter, say her name. but talking to folks who are here, they're frustrated. they say, look, yes, the people are activated. the people are in the streets. but the real change in law enforcement and in legal and policing. that's being slow to come so there is

athena jones, cnn, new york. >> athena, thank you so much. with the coronavirus raging, the battle over filling the seat of the late justice ruth bader ginsburg is also heating up. we're going to have the latest next. >>> plus republican senator kelly loeffler wants you to know how conservative she is. but is she going too far with this ad? >> did you know kelly loeffler was ranked the most conservative senator in america? >> yep, she is more conservative than attila the hun. >> like china. got it. attack big government, yeah. want to brain better? unlike ordinary memory supplements... neuriva has clinically proven ingredients that fuel 5 indicators of brain performance. memory... focus... accuracy... learning and concentration. try it today with our money-back guarantee! start your day with secret. secret stops sweat 3x more than ordinary antiperspirants. with secret, you're unstoppable. no sweat! try it and love it or get your money back. they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print disco

our national correspondent athena jones is in new york for us. athena, tell us more about this new cdc forecast that is so alarming and disturbing. >> reporter: hi, wolf. it really is. the cdc forecasting up to 217,000 people could lose their lives to the coronavirus by october 3. that's 26,000 more people who could die in a little over three weeks. >> this is devastating. >> this is medical malpractice, negligent homicide on a grand scale. >> reporter: amid the fallout from president trump's on the record admission to playing down the dangers of coronavirus on purpose, a consensus. >> i'm furious, because you want to talk about panic and wanting to reduce panic? i think of the panic of every single family i called on fa facetime to let them now that their family member had died. >> this is the single largest public health failure in the united states, certainly in the last hundred years, and it happened because of a refusal by the white house to launch a national campaign and a national strategy against the virus. so it's beyond upsetting. >> re

athena jones, cnn, new york. >> athena, thank you so much. with the coronavirus raging, the battle over filling the seat of the late justice ruth bader ginsburg is also heating up. we're going to have the latest next. >>> plus republican senator kelly loeffler wants you to know how conservative she is. but is she going too far with this ad? >> did you know kelly loeffler was voted the most conservative senator in america? >> yep. she's more conservative than attila the hun. >> like china. got it. big government. yeah. free deodorantsm- only mask odor? secret aluminum free helps eliminate odor instead of just masking it. and is made with three times more odor fighters. with secret, odor is one less thing to worry about. secret. this piece is talking yeah?. so what do you see? i see an unbelievable opportunity. i see best-in-class platforms and education. i see award-winning service, and a trade desk full of experts, available to answer your toughest questions. and i see it with zero commissions on online trades. i like what you're seeing. it's

i'm going to bring in cnn's athena jones.al more details not previously known publicly. >> reporter: hi, pam. that's exactly right. prude died five months ago. without the public release of this body camera video, we wouldn't be talking about this case. and we've seen this happen time and again where it took cell phone video from a witness or police body cam footage to bring attention to a case like this. and now the union says they were told in late july that some sort of police body camera footage was going to be released. but they weren't told that it involved a civilian death at the hands of police. here's more of what the union president had to say. >> had we known at that point in time, and that's july 31st, that this was going to be released, we would have raised a concern or at least asked the question is the investigation complete? i still don't have an answer why that was done. >> reporter: now, he went on to say that police did exactly what they were trained to do. and the video doesn't show the whole picture. the

. >> want to go to cnn's athena jones, who is here in new york. athena, talk about where you are and what you've been seeing. >> anderson, we are crossing the manhattan bridge. this is a group of several hundred demonstrators who met at the barclay center and we have been walking for about a mile and a half. as you can see, it's a huge crowd. they have covered all the lanes. all three sections here of this bridge. there are people on a lower level. there are actually people across the way, who are marching in traffic. this has been a peaceful protest. but talking to people, they are frustrated. they are angry. they're angry because there's no fairness, there's no sense of justice. no accountability for the loss of black lives. and so, this is what we're -- what we're hearing them talk about as we've heard before. they want to see accountability. want to see change. and they want to see the lives of breonna taylor and all of the other people who have been killed at the hands of police. they want those police held accountable. so this is a group. i'

cnn's athena jones has the details. >> reporter: a major warning on the vaccine front. the world's largest vaccine maker telling "the financial times" there won't be enough vaccines to inoculate everyone in the world until the end of 2024 at the earliest if two doses are needed to provide immunity. >> all of the studies are showing to get an adequate immune response is going to require two doses probably spaced a month apart. >> reporter: but -- >> what we need to keep in mind is it may not require first and foremost everyone in the world to get vaccinated to slow down or even stop the spread. >> meanwhile, a bold prediction from pfizer manufacturing hundreds of thousands of doses in the hopes its covid vaccine is deemed safe and effective. >> we will know whether it works by the end of october. >> reporter: six months after they declared a state of emergency to combat covid-19, still a mixed picture across the united states. 21 states showing a downward trend, 16 states holding steady, 10 states and puerto rico on the rise. new infections up 55% in wyoming, 36% in wisc

cnn national correspondent athena jones has more on the state of this pandemic. >> reporter: a majorn the vaccine front. the world's largest vaccine maker telling the financial times there won't be enough vaccines to inoculate everyone in the world until end of 2024 at the earliest if two doses are needed to provide immunity. >> all the studies show to get adequate immune response, it will require two doses, probably spaced a month apart. >> reporter: but -- >> what we need to keep in mind is it may not require first and foremost everyone in the world to get vaccinated to slow down or stop the spread. >> reporter: meanwhile, a bold prediction from pfizer which is already manufacturing hundreds of thousands of doses in the hopes its covid is deemed safe and effective. >> we will know the product works by end of october. >> reporter: six months after the president declared state of emergency to combat covid-19, a mixed picture across the united states. 24 states showing downward trend in new infections, 16 states holding steady, ten states and puerto rico on the rise. new infections ar

athena matthews. >> it is so important to demonstrate proper covid-19 behavior, and masks are just one tool to prevent the spread of covid. bypassi -- covid by catching droplets when you sneeze or cough, protecting those around you. indifferent while understandable is not sustainable. it is imperative that this generation feel empowered to take care of ourselves and take care of each other because we need to be more active and take on an active role in fixing our nation's challenges, even beyond covid-19, so to my fellow general fellow gen-z'ers, let this be a warning not to just be aware of covid-19, but be aware of those around you. tag us on social media at #60s. >> the hon. london breed: thank you. at this time, i wanted to play the video that evan mentioned, so let's get to it. [♪] >> the hon. london breed: very nice. thank you so much. that concludes our press conference. i guess now we'll be opening it up to a few questions. i want to take a moment to thank everyone for joining us and really express my appreciation to all the organizations for the work that you are doing to make

athena jones, cnn, new york. >>> joining me now is dr. celine gounder. thank you for joining us and all that you do. >> my pleasure. >> this country has lost nearly 200,000 americans to covid-19 and yet we can't apparently rely on the cdc for reliable guidance on how contagious and deadly this virus is after the cdc abruptly reversed new guidelines on monday on airborne transmission claiming it was posted in error. what is going on here? >> rosemary, this is new old news. we've been saying as scientists since february, march, that this is likely at least in part transmitted through aerosols, that it's airborne. the real debate that we're still having is to what degree is it droplet born versus airborne. big picture, the measures we need to be controlling the spread of the virus remain the same. it remains that the facemasks, it remains social distancing although at a minimum six feet, not only six feet. the other new old news here is that the cdc continues to have mixed messaging on the science, and i'm not sure, actually, whether this was through politi

our cnn national correspondent athena jones is in new york for us.nother federal official is raising serious questions now about president trump's vaccine time line. update our viewers. >> reporter: hi, wolf. that's exactly right. this is because of all the happy talk coming from the white house, coming from the president himself who again today repeated his optimistic prediction that a vaccine could be ready in a very short period of time, maybe even during the month of october. well, another federal official who is familiar with the government's "operation warp speed" vaccine program said today, quote, i don't know any scientist involved in this effort who thinks we'll be getting shots into arms any time before election day. >> i'm worried that any new surges will be potentially quite catastrophic. >> reporter: labor day weekend seems like this dance party in san francisco raising concerns among health experts and public officials that a surge in covid-19 cases could soon follow. just like they did after previous holiday weekends. >> we have seen,

athena jones live from lower manhattan with what we can expect. >> reporter: good morning, john.eptember 11, 2001. everyone over a certain age remembers where they were on that terrible day and over the last 19 years we have grown accustomed to seeing the traditional 9/11 ceremony behind me where you see the families reading out the names -- it takes a long time because we're talk about 2,753 people who perished in the towers, the vast majority of the thousand who died that day. this year we're in the midst of a tragedy of a different kind. you'll still have a reading of the victims' names but it will be done by recording because of concerns about the spread of the coronavirus. victims' families are still going to be invited to gather at the site but they have to so in a socially distanced way, safely spread out according to the organizers. we'll hear a moment of silence to mark each moment of attack. the first of the moments the sounds will be at 8:46 when american airlines flight 11 struck the north tower. it will be a citywide moment of silence here in new york where we expect

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athena jones is out front. >> i'm worried that any new surges will be potentially quite catastrophic. >> reporter: labor day weekend seems like this dance party in san francisco, raising concerns among health experts and public officials that a surge in covid-19 cases could soon follow. just like they did after previous holiday weekends. >> we have seen as you mentioned spikes after long weekends, after spring break, and so that's certainly a concern. >> reporter: in fact, new coronavirus infections are averaging around 40,000 a day, double the daily average going into memorial day. with cases on the rise in the northeast and in florida, while states like north dakota, south dakota, iowa, missouri, and tennessee lead the nation in a seven-day average of new cases per capita. also of concern, flu season is almost upon us, which combined with coronavirus could present new challenges as experts worry people may be letting down their guard after months of restrictions. >> people are exhausted. people have been social distancing and wearing masks and staying home for a long period of time

. >>> i'm athena jones in new york.it riders in the metro new york area will be find if they don't wear masks. the new york transit authorities interim president said mask enforcement will be handled by the new york police department and the metropolitan transit authority police. >> thanks to all of our reporters for those updates. it feels like the super bowl was just yesterday, but football is back. opening night of the nfl season, but some of the biggest drama taking place before kickoff. the bleacher report is live from kansas city next. to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. [grunting noise] i'll take that. woohoo! 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar. ensure max protein. with nutrients to support immune health. to deliver your packages. and the peace of mind of knowing that important things like your prescriptions, and ballots, are on their way. every day, all across america, we'll keep delivering for you. olay regenerist faced 131erica, premium products, is skincare from around the

thanks to athena jones in new york for us. >>> we turn now to the coronavirus pandemic. another national tragedy. a new forecast predicts 20,000 americans will die in the next three weeks. just alarming to hear. dr. anthony fauci told americans to hunker down for fall and winter warning it won't be easy. we know that. still, the president held a rally, a big one, public one despite worries from health experts. >> well, we'll have more on that in a moment because also this morning, we have brand-new reporting this hour about how common it is for a vaccine trial to be put on hold. our senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen is with us now. is it common? >> poppy, it's actually not common. when astrazeneca announced the pause earlier this week, there were various voices trying to give the various impression the this happens a lot, this is common. actually when i speak with people who run clinical trials for a living, they have run vaccine trials for decades they say you know what, this isn't very common. one doctor put it at maybe 5 to 10%, probably closer to 5%. of co

as cnn's athena jones now reports. >> reporter: a major warning on the vaccine front. the head of the serum institute of india, the world's largest vaccine manufacturer telling the "financial times" there won't be enough vaccines available to inoculate everyone in the world until the end of 2024 at the earliest if two doses are needed to provide immunity, as expected. >> all of the studies are showing that to get an adequate immune response is going to require two doses probably spaced a month apart. >> reporter: but. >> what we need to keep in mind is that it may not require first and foremost everyone in the world to get vaccinated to slow down or even stop this spread. >> reporter: meanwhile, a bold prediction from vaccinemaker pfizer, which is already manufacturing hundreds of thousands of doses in the hopes its covid vaccine is deemed safe and effective. >> we will know if the product works by the end of october. >> reporter: six months after the president declared a state of emergency to combat covid-19, still a mixed picture across the united states, with 24 sta

our national correspondent athena jones is working the story for us from new york.he country is about to mark a truly terrible milestone. >> reporter: hi, wolf. that's right, a terrible milestone of 200,000 lives lost to covid-19. but we're also seeing an uptick in new cases. that highlights what our doctors and experts have been telling us for weeks, months, really, that there is no national strategy. and without one you can tamp down the virus in one state and it pops up in another. so no state is safe because the virus knows no borders. it's like a balloon. you squeeze it in one place and it pops in another. >> with emay be in for a very apocalyptic fall. >> reporter: 200,000 lives lost to coronavirus, signs the much feared fall surge in cases is already here. >> if you look at what's happening around the country right now, there's an unmistakable spike in new infections. >> reporter: new covid-19 cases topping 40,000 a day on average with new daily infections now rising in 28 states, up more than 50% in eight states. wisconsin, idaho, and south dakota all report

athena rundown has the details. >> reporter: businesses inside this two-story building in oakland chinatownt, never got the chance to open for the day. flames took over, the crowd's attention drawn to the five alarm fire at the corner of webster and seventh street wednesday morning. >> we already have so much damage here. >> reporter: with flames and smoke billowing into the sky roughly 80 firefighters stayed on the offensive for two hours, knocking down the fire inside and the roof, cutting trenches to stop the spread. despite we had to rotate crews going through four of their bottles, which for us, it's not a normal fire, we normally go through one or two, and we had firefighters going through four this morning before they got relief. >> reporter: officials say the cause is undetermined but they believe a small fire in a dumpster behind the stores ran up the wall and into the building.happen. >> i saw the fire, proceeded to bang on anybody's doors for about two or three minutes, then i actually got somebody, the guys actually put the fire out, extra flames got the wire and that's how the

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athena matthews. >> it is so important to demonstrate proper covid-19 behavior, and masks are just onel to prevent the spread of covid. bypassi -- covid by catching droplets when you sneeze or cough, protecting those around you. indifferent while understandable is not sustainable. it is imperative that this generation feel empowered to take care of ourselves and take care of each other because we need to be more active and take on an active role in fixing our nation's challenges, even beyond covid-19, so to my fellow general fellow gen-z'ers, let this be a warning not to just be aware of covid-19, but be aware of those around you. tag us on social media at #60s. >> the hon. london breed: thank you. at this time, i wanted to play the video that evan mentioned, so let's get to it. [♪] >> the hon. london breed: very nice. thank you so much. that concludes our press conference. i guess now we'll be opening it up to a few questions. i want to take a moment to thank everyone for joining us and really express my appreciation to all the organizations for the work that you are doing to make sur

athena matthews. >> it is so important to demonstrate proper covid-19 behavior, and masks are just one tool to prevent the spread of covid. bypassi -- covid by catching droplets when you sneeze or cough, protecting those around you. indifferent while understandable is not sustainable. it is imperative that this generation feel empowered to take care of ourselves and take care of each other because we need to be more active and take on an active role in fixing our nation's challenges, even beyond covid-19, so to my fellow general fellow gen-z'ers, let this be a warning not to just be aware of covid-19, but be aware of those around you. tag us on social media at #60s. >> the hon. london breed: thank you. at this time, i wanted to play the video that evan mentioned, so let's get to it. [♪] >> the hon. london breed: very nice. thank you so much. that concludes our press conference. i guess now we'll be opening it up to a few questions. i want to take a moment to thank everyone for joining us and really express my appreciation to all the organizations for the work that you are doing to make

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athena matthews. >> it is so important to demonstrate proper covid-19 behavior, and masks are just one tool to prevent the spread of covid. bypassi -- covid by catching droplets when you sneeze or cough, protecting those around you. indifferent while understandable is not sustainable. it is imperative that this generation feel empowered to take care of ourselves and take care of each other because we need to be more active and take on an active role in fixing our nation's challenges, even beyond covid-19, so to my fellow general fellow gen-z'ers, let this be a warning not to just be aware of covid-19, but be aware of those around you. tag us on social media at #60s. >> the hon. london breed: thank you. at this time, i wanted to play the video that evan mentioned, so let's get to it. [♪] >> the hon. london breed: very nice. thank you so much. that concludes our press conference. i guess now we'll be opening it up to a few questions. i want to take a moment to thank everyone for joining us and really express my appreciation to all the organizations for the work that you are doing to make

athena matthews. >> it is so important to demonstrate proper covid-19 behavior, and masks are just one tool to prevent the spread of covid. bypassi -- covid by catching droplets when you sneeze or cough, protecting those around you. indifferent while understandable is not sustainable. it is imperative that this generation feel empowered to take care of ourselves and take care of each other because we need to be more active and take on an active role in fixing our nation's challenges, even beyond covid-19, so to my fellow general fellow gen-z'ers, let this be a warning not to just be aware of covid-19, but be aware of those around you. tag us on social media at #60s. >> the hon. london breed: thank you. at this time, i wanted to play the video that evan mentioned, so let's get to it. [♪] >> the hon. london breed: very nice. thank you so much. that concludes our press conference. i guess now we'll be opening it up to a few questions. i want to take a moment to thank everyone for joining us and really express my appreciation to all the organizations for the work that you are doing to make

athena matthews. >> it is so important to demonstrate proper covid-19 behavior, and masks are just one spread of covid. bypassi -- covid by catching droplets when you sneeze or cough, protecting those around you. indifferent while understandable is not sustainable. it is imperative that this generation feel empowered to take care of ourselves and take care of each other because we need to be more active and take on an active role in fixing our nation's challenges, even beyond covid-19, so to my fellow general fellow gen-z'ers, let this be a warning not to just be aware of covid-19, but be aware of those around you. tag us on social media at #60s. >> the hon. london breed: thank you. at this time, i wanted to play the video that evan mentioned, so let's get to it. [♪] >> the hon. london breed: very nice. thank you so much. that concludes our press conference. i guess now we'll be opening it up to a few questions. i want to take a moment to thank everyone for joining us and really express my appreciation to all the organizations for the work that you are doing to make sure that we are st

athena matthews. >> it is so important to demonstrate proper covid-19 behavior, and masks are just oneool to prevent the spread of covid. bypassi -- covid by catching droplets when you sneeze or cough, protecting those around you. indifferent while understandable is not sustainable. it is imperative that this generation feel empowered to take care of ourselves and take care of each other because we need to be more active and take on an active role in fixing our nation's challenges, even beyond covid-19, so to my fellow general fellow gen-z'ers, let this be a warning not to just be aware of covid-19, but be aware of those around you. tag us on social media at #60s. >> the hon. london breed: thank you. at this time, i wanted to play the video that evan mentioned, so let's get to it. [♪] >> the hon. london breed: very nice. thank you so much. that concludes our press conference. i guess now we'll be opening it up to a few questions. i want to take a moment to thank everyone for joining us and really express my appreciation to all the organizations for the work that you are doing to make s

athena matthews. >> it is so important to demonstrate proper covid-19 behavior, and masks are just onel to prevent the spread of covid. bypassi -- covid by catching droplets when you sneeze or cough, protecting those around you. indifferent while understandable is not sustainable. it is imperative that this generation feel empowered to take care of ourselves and take care of each other because we need to be more active and take on an active role in fixing our nation's challenges, even beyond covid-19, so to my fellow general fellow gen-z'ers, let this be a warning not to just be aware of covid-19, but be aware of those around you. tag us on social media at #60s. >> the hon. london breed: thank you. at this time, i wanted to play the video that evan mentioned, so let's get to it. [♪] >> the hon. london breed: very nice. thank you so much. that concludes our press conference. i guess now we'll be opening it up to a few questions. i want to take a moment to thank everyone for joining us and really express my appreciation to all the organizations for the work that you are doing to make sur

athena matthews. >> it is so important to demonstrate proper covid-19 behavior, and masks are just onetool to prevent the spread of covid. bypassi -- covid by catching droplets when you sneeze or cough, protecting those around you. indifferent while understandable is not sustainable. it is imperative that this generation feel empowered to take care of ourselves and take care of each other because we need to be more active and take on an active role in fixing our nation's challenges, even beyond covid-19, so to my fellow general fellow gen-z'ers, let this be a warning not to just be aware of covid-19, but be aware of those around you. tag us on social media at #60s. >> the hon. london breed: thank you. at this time, i wanted to play the video that evan mentioned, so let's get to it. [♪] >> the hon. london breed: very nice. thank you so much. that concludes our press conference. i guess now we'll be opening it up to a few questions. i want to take a moment to thank everyone for joining us and really express my appreciation to all the organizations for the work that you are doing to make