arizona,en -- texas, and california have received encouraging reports even through this morning. strong supplies of ppe. hospital capacity remains strong. the one need we heard from governors across the region is for personnel. over the last week working through fema, the department of defense and hhs, we have been processing a request to deploy doctors and nurses and medical personnel. 525 doctors and nurses are on the ground in arizona, california, and texas. we are processing a request from florida for an additional amount. we have made it clear as we deal direction,resident's active duty medical personnel to new york, new jersey, etiquette, michigan in louisiana and we are

southern states which had not been previously impact today a great degree, california, texas, florida, arizona are now experiencing surges of infections that have gone up to 30,000, 40, 50, most recently a total of 60,000 new cases per day. ... ebola, secret, h1n1, so many other epidemics out there, and you worked with the communities that a been impacted in those communities that might be vulnerable. what is not clicking in this case? >> first of all, the nature of the microbe itself, the pathogen. this is something i've often described, it really is the perfect storm. it spectacularly transmissible virus. the efficiency with which this transmit is really striking. in addition, the spike of wide degree of variability from a certain proportion of the 40% of people who get no symptoms up through and including people who get sick enough to require intensive care and die, that is a very complex situation to really get control of your in addition, given the efficiency of the spread, we have to have in place the capability of going from containment and keeping it contained and if, in fact,

more than 150000 americans are confirmed dead from the corona virus florida california and texas all recorded the highest single day tolls and the warning that nearly one in 3 children around the world have dangerous amounts of lead in their blood. now the heads of some of the world's biggest tech giants have enjoyed a 5 hour grilling from house members in the u.s. on their business practices facebook google amazon and apple are all accused of stifling competition and monopolizing the industry it's the culmination of a year long investigation by congress detailing how the company's avoid liability under the current boss alan fischer has a story he now is the ranking member fittingly the tech giants appeared virtually to face questions the subcommittee chairman making clear he sees a problem their dominance is killing small businesses and you factoring in the overall dynamism of the engines of the american economy their ability to dictate terms call the shots up and entire sectors and inspire fear represent the powers of a private government this was meant to be an inquiry into busine

recently, when unfortunately, southern states, which had not been previously impacted to a degree, california, texasarizona, florida, are now experiencing surges of infection that have gone up to 30,000, 40,000, 50,000, and most recently, 60,000 new cases per day. we need to get our arms around that and do something quickly, steve. if we don't, there is a possibility we could see surges in other areas. we are at a very difficult, challenging time right now, as we speak. hiv,: you have dealt with aids, ebola, sica, h1n1, so many other epidemics, and you have worked with communities that have been impacted, and communities that might be vulnerable. what is not clicking in this fauci: the nature of the microbe it self, the pathogen. hyperbolic, it is the and an infectious disease person's worst nightmare. it is spectacularly transmissible. the efficiency with which this transmits is really striking. there is a wide degree of variability, certain portion of people who get no symptoms, up to and including people who get sick enough to require intensive care and die. that is a very complex situation to ge

, when unfortunately, seven states which had not been previously impacted to a great degree, california, texasflorida, arizona, are now experiencing surges of infections that have gone up to 30,000, 40 thousand, 50,000, and most recently a total of 60,000 cases today. we need to get our arms around there and do something about it quickly because if we don't, there's a possibility we may be seeing surges and other area. we're in a difficult, challenging period right now as we speak. dealt with, you have hiv, aids, ebola, zika, h1n1, so many other epidemics out there, and you have worked with the communities that have been impacted in those communities that might be vulnerable. what is not clicking in this case? dr. fauci: well, first of all, the nature of the microbe itself, the pathogen, this is something i often describe -- and not to be hyperbolic about it -- it really is the perfect storm and a public disease experts worst nightmare. it's a spectacularly transmissible virus. efficiency in which this transmits is really striking. in addition, the wide degree of variability from a certain pro

california, arizona and texas and most of florida. it's starting to head down in the right direction. and i think you'll see it rapidly head down. very soon. if you look, california, arizona, texas and for the most part most of florida starting to head down. >> coronavirus free. except for the biggest states in the country. california, texas, and florida. top three. along with arizona. that's more than 97,264,000 people. and he calls large portions of the country coronavirus free. every single state, every single state has reported new cases of coronavirus in the past week. the president's need to be grand to promote to -- it means he is not capable of grasping reality. that is a feature, people. not a bug. former vice president joe biden on the attack today saying people are losing faith in what the president says. >> people are losing faith in what the president says. think about it. what the words of a president matter. significantly. they can take us to war, bring peace, can cause a market to rise. people listen to what the preside

florida along with california, texas, north carolina, and idaho hit a daily record for deaths on wednesday. now the fda says it could approve a vaccine in just a matter of weeks. >>> coronavirus has claimed the life of hermann kaine, a former candidate for president. the former pizza executive ramped up the gop and president it's n amed him cochair for for infected and hospitalized for two weeks after attending trump's rally last week . >>> john lewis has been laid to rest. michelle miller funeral at ebenezer baptist and more on the long time congressman's funeral . >>> the casket of john lewis arrived at historic ebenezer baptist church in atlanta for his final farewell. >> a lot of good trouble along the way but let's not forget, he developed an absolutely uncanny ability to heal trouble waters. >> former presidents bill clinton and barack obama and nancy pelosi were among the dignity to pay tribute among the civil rights icon. >> he always believed in preaching the gospel in word and in deed. insisting that hate and fear had to be answered with love and hope. >> we always knew he worked

california, texas, and florida.evertheless, president trump is headed to florida in the coming hours. he has several events scheduled including a private fund-raiser. >>> we're going to take a closer look at the situation in california. cnn's kim la has a look inside a hospital bordering mexico exploding beyond its walls for cases. >> she can't even get out of bed. >> when folks say it's a war zone, a war zone of what? a war zone of us trying to combat the covid-19. >> reporter: the front line in this battlefield. >> craziness. >> reporter: medical center. >> this is intense. >> reporter: ceo adolph edward is a former air force officer and iraq war event. >> i have seen this when we were in iraq. >> reporter: now he's built them on american soil to handle a crush of covid cases his hospital no longer has room for. air conditioned tents in the triple digit desert heat. elten throw is getting people in. 85% is latino. 1 in 4 live in poverty. per capita it has three times that of los angeles and the death rate is three

this is california. texas is green. arizona is blue down here. but florida, texas and california still up here. 8,000 to 10,000 in the ballpark there or more. florida passing 12,000 cases a day there and if you look at this, just a sad number. this is the seven-day moving average of new deaths and california, texas, florida and arizona all heading up at the moment. more hospitalizations after more cases, more deaths, tend to follow that. in texas you look at the timeline and track it with the reopening. had the reopening back here. june 26th the governor said things are starting to spike up. ju july 3rd, a mask mandate in effect. you do see in the last few days that line flattening out. let's hope it stays that way. you watch it day-to-day and average it out over seven days. uptick there. a challenge is the positivity rate. can you get the positivity rate down? stopping the community spread. you have the timeloon of the reopening and then the mask mandate. texas still above 15% with the tests coming back positive in the seven-day moving average.

masks and bite by social distancing rules florida alone recorded over 11000 cases on friday with california texas and arizona following closely behind the nation's top infectious disease expert had this message i can say as a public health official that i would urge. the local political and other leaders in states and cities and towns to be as forceful as possible in getting your citizen tree to wear masks contact tracing is no longer possible in the worst affected areas because daily infection rates are so high many politicians including florida's republican governor rhonda sanchez are adamant about avoiding another shutdown relying instead on increased testing to bring the virus under control. but with intensive care units in the state filling to capacity it's already too late for that and health care workers will have to shoulder the burden of being unable to save many lives and correspondent sean seaman's is in miami for us we're seeing new figures what's the situation like in miami. so duration is grim and as much as the figures today and now there are 11000 new coronavirus infection cases t

also says there's no guarantee of an effective vaccine more than 126000 americans have died california texas and florida of all reimpose some restrictions after reporting a record increase in infections it is going to be very disturbing i will guarantee you that because when you have an outbreak in one part of the country even though in other parts of the country they're doing well they are vulnerable i made that point very clearly we are now having 40 plus 1000 new cases a day i would not be surprised if we go up to $100000.00 a day if this does not turn around. well earlier i spoke to brett bowen who's the former director of global engagement in the white house under president obama i began by asking him if the u.s. elections in november would be defined by the corona virus pandemic it appears so and certainly defined by president trump's management or some might say mismanagement of both the health crisis that we currently confront as well as the economic crisis because let's remember while that the health implications of this may abate by november and we may be in a better situation the

but we are watching california, texas, florida. it's starting to head down and i think soon will be rapidly down. california, texas and for the most part, most of florida starting to head down. >> this is not true. every single state has reported new coronavirus cases in the past week. instead of focusing on this deadly crisis, the president is complaining about his approval numbers and pushing a drug the fda says doesn't work on the coronavirus and defending a doctor who says some medical issues are caused by demons and hydroxychloroquine is a cure and you don't need to wear a mask. maybe if the president listened to the medical experts instead of being jealous of their popularity, this country would be in a better place. let's discuss. jonathan is here. doctor, good evening. instead of focusing on this crisis, the president is complaining about dr. fauci's popularity. he cannot help himself and won't pay attention to the science and experts. >> right. the problem with this kind of dysfunction is that it's coming from the presiden

. >> clearly, in california, texas, florida and arizona, growing issues in south carolina and georgia, and then really, just want to put the alert out there of both rising percent after positives in cases in oklahoma, iowa, washington state, d.c. and mtontana along with increasing numbers in louisiana, nevada, north carolina and tennessee. >> yeah that sounds good. i mean that sounds like a good place to be, right? california, texas, florida, georgia, oklahoma, iowa, washington state, washington, d.c., montana, louisiana, nevada, north carolina, and tennessee that is 14 states and the district of columbia, a good place. what you heard the vice president say, acknowledging the rice in positives, he is saying, when he said this a couple weeks ago, he wasn't being honest on what was happening in states the administration had pushed to reopen. >> we slowed the spread. we flattened the curve. we have saved lives. >> we slowed the spread. we flattened the curve. we saved lives in. that is from the last coronavirus briefing last month. he was talking in the past tense, you might notice. but

and the majority of cases remain to be in california arizona you see all the red right here california texas arizona florida and now also georgia is emerging as the nation's newest hot spot and you know just looking at california arizona texas and florida you'll see that these states just keep trending higher and higher so what we want to see them is actually flooding because you can see they're just getting higher and higher doing their 3 day moving average and when you have new cases there is also you'll see more deaths that's when they're seeing more deaths happening this chart is going to show so more cases of course equal more deaths and as of monday texas reported 118 deaths florida 90 deaths california 5056 and arizona 23. globally were the hot spots you look so globally we're here are on the chart that i'm going to have them put up here these are the top 10 countries affected by call that 19 of course u.s. is constantly trending up followed by india followed by brazil other latin american countries mexico peru. and chile are also on the list going up in the middle east iran remains t

. >> clearly, california, texas and florida, arizona and growing issues in south carolina and georgia g and putting the word out there that both rising for positive and rising cases in oklahoma, iowa, washington state, d.c. and montana along with our concerns of increasing case numbers in louisiana, nevada, north carolina and tennessee. >> yeah, that sounds good. i mean, that sounds like a good place to be, right? california, texas, florida, arizona, south carolina, georgia, oklahoma, iowa, washington state, washington d.c., montana, louisiana, nevada, north carolina and tennessee. that's 14 states in the district of colombia. a good place. by the way, what you heard the vice president say on that call acknowledging the rise in cases and percentage of positives, he's without actually saying it acknowledging when he said this a couple weeks ago, he wasn't being honest in states administration pushed to reopen. >> we slowed the spread. we flattened the curve. we saved lives. >> we slowed the spread. we flattened the curve. we saved lives. that the from the last coronavirus briefing last

among the states with the highest number of new cases, california, texas, arizona, north carolina, and georgia, all reporting record daily totals. the president blames increased testing for the surge, but data showcases are also rising in places where testing has decreased. at the end of february when the united states was investigating its first few cases, the president said the virus would, quote, disappear like a miracle. we're now at nearly 2.7 million cases, and more than 129,000 people are dead. and the president is still saying the same thing. >> i think that at some point that's going to sort of just disappear, i hope. >> you still believe so. >> i do. >> and it seems, though, the president is changing his tone about one thing, face masks. yesterday during an interview with fox business he said he supports wearing them. >> i'm all for masks. i think masks are good. if i were in a group of people and i was close -- >> you would wear one. >> oh, i have. people have seen me wearing one. if i'm in a group of people where we're not, you know, ten feet away -- but usually i'm not in

california, arizona, texas and for the most part most of florida starting to head down.wake of the recent mass gatherings americans have witnessed in the streets of portland and seattle we are also tracking a significant rise in cases in both metropolitan areas. because of what has been going on and as you know we have done an excellent job of watching over portland, and watching oui’ watching over portland, and watching our courthouse where they wanted to burn it down, the anarchists, nothing short of anarchists, agitators. and we have protected it very powerfully. and if we did not go there would not have a courthouse, we would have a billion—dollar burn down building. we are also working aggressively to come but the virus in native american and native alaskan communities. we have provided $8 billion to address the reverse in tribal communities and worked very ha rd tribal communities and worked very hard with tribal communities, they are very vulnerable to this horrible plague. it's the largest investment in indian country in us history. never been in investment that

reportera: en california texas, florida cerraron bares. mÁs alta entre los hispanos, lo que causa ansiedad a francisco. despedido temporalmente como portero de aeropuerto. >> hasta que no me digan, no me den la Última palabra yo todavÍa confío que me van a llamar. quiero empezar. reportera: quienes no reciben beneficios por desempleo lo tendrÍan peor. con ver las filas en los bancos de alimentos. >> estÁ lento el negocio. tambiÉn el patrÓn no quiere dar mÁs horas por lo mismo. no hay suficiente narcotrÁfico. - trabajo. reportera: recuperar el trabajo perdido es que la pandemia estÉ bajo control, los negocios reabran o tengan una fracciÓn de las ventas. jorge: hay una terrible masacre en mÉxico. el presidente quiere saber si los polÍticos cooperan con los narcos. tenemos el video de una cÁmara que muestra un violento incidente entre una mujer y un policÍa en el aeropuerto de miami. el coronavirus golpea a una conocida banda de mÚsica mexicana. ♪ mÚ ♪ jorge: otra masacre en mÉxico. mataron 26 personas en un centro de rehabilitaciÓn de drogas

francine: california, texas, and flow currency record deaths from the virus. see record deaths from the virus. a shocking victory in the election. and china's stock value calls theselling, a sign government wants to slow the surge. good morning, everyone, and welcome to "bloomberg surveillance." i am francine lacqua here in london. looking some at oil, the oil recovery is at risk because of a resurgence of covid-19. that is having not a direct impact for the moment. we did see a bit of downward pressure. the u.s. 10-year yield pretty much unchanged. euro-dollar a good one to look at, because we saw a bit of data with the european economies. you can see the euro stoxx 600 actually trading sideways, but we did tr see the chinese trying to do their bed. -- bit. thelet's get straight to bloomberg first word news in london with leigh-ann gerrans. hi, leigh-ann. leigh-ann: good morning, francine. the finance minister, paschal donohoe, won the ballot. recoveryhe spanish minister. action. is having against fran in the long -- france in a long-running feud over tech. b

edwin: california, texas y la florida estÁn entre los estados con mÁs de 100.000.000 $. adultos para que no pierdan ese dinero. >> quizÁs uno de los cÓnyuges era el que se encargaba de presentar la declaraciÓn. edwin: lo mismo ocurre con padres divorciados que tenga retrasos en pensiones. deben hacer la declaraciÓn porque sino no se puede abonar a la deuda. >> ellos decidan no presentar porque piensan que no le van a mandar r bolso perolo que no entienden es que si presentan la declaraciÓn, se procesa y ese reembolso lo manda al procurador estatal y abona a esa cuenta que tiene pendiente de sus hijos. de lo contrario ese dinero pasarÁ tres aÑos despuÉs, automÁticamente vence el estatuto y pasar el presupuesto de excesos. elena: les traigo el pronÓstico para maÑana 4 de julio. tendremos cielos soleados, secos y con temperaturas cÁlidas. san josÉ se puede ver a 87 y ante las condiciones muchos van a desear ir a la playa. las autoridades recomiendan no hacerlo. han cercado varios parqueo para que las personas no vayan pero tambiÉn de recomiendo no ir a la playa porque tenem

texas reported the most deaths of coronavirus in a single day. fatalities of california reaching levels of april, all more proof how fast the virus can work. >> not to be hyperbollic about it, it is a perfect storm and infectious disease person's worst nightmare. it is a transmissible virus. it is striking. >>> now to details on the state now considered the u.s. epicenter, that is florida. it just reported the highest single day death count and another troubling figure indicating the spread on the rise there beginning with coverage with rosa flores for us live in miami. rosa, those numbers mark a grim milestone. what are officials saying and doing about it? >> reporter: right now there's so much frustration from local mayors here in miami-dade county. they wrapped up a press conference today and they slammed the florida department of health saying that the florida department of health has failed to contact trace and they're demanding that at least 500 contact tracers be hired immediately. like you said the numbers are staggering. today's numbers according to the florida

this is why we go from 2 million to 3 million to 4 million when you have the big state like california, like texas and like florida, above 100,000 cases and climbing and above 4,000 cases in california and that's why the numbers start to go. arizona coming up as well, of course, below the larger states. california, our largest state, our most populous state, 421,286 as of yesterday. the case count still coming in today. again, look at the steepness of that hill. california's challenge now flatten is and then push it down. stephanie elam live for us in los angeles. california deals with this challenge. stephanie, the numbers are overwhelming. the question is how do you fix it? >> reporter: that's right, john. you look at the overall amount of new cases that were announced in a day yesterday hitting a new record there of 12,807. we're seeing that hospitalizations continued to rise. went up by 79 new hospitalizations there, but the positivity rate, you were mentioning that before. you look at that over the 14-day period and it's at 7.4%, down ever so slightly from the day before that, but when you lo

use hygiene. >> california, texas, florida, and arizona are being hit especially hard. cnn's jason carroll has more. >> bottom line is the spread of this virus continues at a rate that is particularly concerning. >> california's governor gavin newsom announcing new restrictions this afternoon halting all indoor activities in businesses including restaurants, museums, zoos, movie theaters in 19 counties which represents 72% of the state's population. >> we are now requiring they close their indoor operations due to the spread of the virus. >> 37 states seeing a surge and now results of the new study say the actual u.s. death count might be higher than the official numbers show. research published in jama internal medicine says the number of u.s. deaths from march to may was 28% higher than what was attributed to covid-19. >> there are storm clouds on the horizon. >> reporter: the alarming number of cases nationwide prompting new york governor andrew cuomo to stop restaurants from opening indoor dining, if people don't comply, states could end up back where it was two mon

varios estados como florida, california, texas cerraron sus playas durante el fin de semana de feriadolaya para las niÑas. y estÁ cerrado, que tristeza. >> no sÉ. quiero ir a la playa. no sÉ. quiero... salir al agua, pero no sÉ. reportera: autoridades estatales y locales de todo el paÍs limitaron las grandes reuniones. cerraron negocios no esenciales y ordenaron a los residentes que se queden en sus hogares. esto ademÁs de imponer el uso de mascarillas. autoridades locales alrededor del paÍs aseguran que tuvieron que tomar el tipo de medidas para prevenir lo que muchos estados temen. que su sistema de salud colapsen. conductora: investigadores mÉdicos informaron que identificaron tres cepas de coronavirus, lo que puede ayudar explicar por quÉ pacientes tienen mayores cantidades del patÓgeno en vÍas respiratorias. una cepa serÍa la de nueva york. que mostrÓ una rÁpida propagaciÓn por el paÍs. la segunda es la de chicago. parece estar relacionada con el primer brote en china. la tercera serÍa la que se descubriÓ en el estado de washington. conductor: el temor al coronavirus reducirÁ los

junto a california, texas y florida, arizona es uno de los estados con mayor repunte en el brote de coronavirusdura batalla contra la pandemia. se trata de dos desinfectantes para superficies que matan el virus en dos minutos. cuestan menos de seis dÓlares, pero lo malo es que estÁn agotados en la mayorÍa de supermercados. vilma nos cuenta cuÁles son. vilma: mientras el mundo cientÍfico brinda una batalla contra reloj para encontrar una vacuna y tratamientos eficaces contra el covid-19, la agencia de protecciÓn del medio ambiente de estados unidos aprobÓ los primeros desinfectantes para superficies que matan el covid-19. son los productos y nos explicÓ cómo empieza el proceso de aprobaciÓn en laboratorios con cientÍficos debidamente protegidos. >> tenemos el virus vivo en laboratorios. entonces, simplemente se pone el virus en varias superficies en un cuarto controlado. entonces demuestra que la aplicaciÓn de cierto producto mata uno mata el virus. >> la certificaciÓn del virus es costosa y muy exigente. nos dijeron que cuando empezÓ la pandemia, ellos elaboraron una lista de mÁs de 400 product

california, texas, arizona and worst of all, florida. with more than 12,500 new infections there. slightly lower than its july 12th record of 15,300. not every infection, of course, leads to hospitalization or death. many people do recover. but each positive test is disruptive to families, friends and businesses. and absent a significant reversal in trend, the nation appears to be headed for 100,000 new cases per day. this weekend we hit roughly 70,000 per day just as experts warned of rising infection rates in georgia, tennessee, missouri and kentucky. we begin tonight with lilia luciano in los angeles. >> california is bracing for yet another shutdown as deaths and hospitalizations continue to spike. down south in florida folks are also expecting the worst. >> south beach tonight under curfew. >> by closing earlier it actually tones down the party. >> miami dade where one in five covid tests are positive, leads the state in new infections. just today adding more than 3,000 cases. it seems like this that worries officials as the governor warns young people are driving the surge.

says there is no government in the of an effective vaccine more than 126000 americans have died california texas and florida have already imposed some restrictions after reporting a record increase in infections. it is going to be very disturbing i will guarantee you that because when you have an outbreak in one part of the country even though in other parts of the country they're doing well they are vulnerable i made that point very clearly we are now having 40 plus 1000 new cases a day i would not be surprised if we go up to $100000.00 a day if this does not turn around us democrats say that despite a briefing from the white house they still haven't received the information they need on russia's alleged banty's on american soldiers in afghanistan president donald trump has repeatedly denied he was informed the latest report from the new york times alleges trump received a written briefing in february democrats are calling for a full account from the intelligence community the president called this a hoax publicly nothing in the briefing that we have just received led me to believe it is a hoax

birx said the federal government is closely monitoring the uptick in cases in california , texas, arizona , and florida. >> we are asking the american people in those counties and states to not go to bars, use face coverings, and not gathering in homes either, decreasing those gatherings back down to their recommendation of 10 or less people. >> the united states topped of 3 million confirmed cases of the coronavirus. according to john's hopkins university. and sadly 132,000 people have died from the coronavirus in the united states. >>> to wall street, there were more games by tech companies today. the dow was up 177 , and the nasdaq was up 142. setting another record. the s&p 500 was up by 24. shares in apple, amazon, microsoft up by 2%. >>> new at six p.m. and east bay man says he's on y it's not just where he lives but where he celebrates the golden state warriors. how memb are working to save his home? here's more on that story from andre senior. >> reporter: this man has lived in this home for five decades and has been a golden state warriors fan for just as long. if he loses his ho

state of florida have soared past 10000 for the 6th day in a row california and texas also experiencing surges. egypt's parliament has voted to allow president sisi to deploy troops outside the country and allows for a possible intervention in libya u.s. president donald trump has called sisi to urge deescalation. israel has fired multiple missiles toward syria's capital according to syrian media they were seen flying over damascus late on monday evening the syrian military insists most of the rockets were intercepted police in zimbabwe have raided the house of a prominent journalist hope will cino live stream the moment security forces entered his room on facebook his lawyers claim police broke the glass front door to gain access the journalist has been reporting on corruption and anti-government protests in the country argentina's government has rejected credit to offers to restructure $66000000000.00 worth of debts the country fell behind on foreign payments and the way the 2 sides have to work out a deal. so those were the headlines the news continues they on al-jazeera after what i

que podrÍan venir nuevos brotes y que los latinos podrÍan llevar la peor parte en este momento california, texas 17 estados estÁn en alerta roja por el alarmante aumento de los casos >>> en florida, en las ultimass 24 horas 217 personas murieron esta es una nueva marca en el nÚmero de vÍctimas fatales diarias en ese estado y tambiÉn en california las muertes aumentan a nÚmeros rÉcords al menos 159 personas fallecieron en mayor nÚmero de fallecimientos diarios la emergencia es tal que un juez federal decidiÓ bloquear la norma pÚblica impuso la regla que afecta a inmigrantes que acuden a beneficios pÚblicos aquÍ estÁ paulina sodi para explicarnos ¿quÉ tal? >>> buenas noches, por fin dentro de todo lo malo te traigo una buena noticia >>> el juez federal bloqueÓ la polÍtica de carga pÚblica argumentando podrÍa amenazar los esfuerzos como resultado directo de la regla se ven obligados hacer. (informaciÓn en pantalla) >> hay que recordar julio-auditorio hacÍa dificil obtener el beneficio >> pero quÉ significa este nuev revÉs en materia legal en plena pandemia vamos a escuchar. >> tÉcnicamente o bÁsica

more than 150000 americans are confirmed dead from coronavirus florida california and texas record their highest single day tolls. and a dream shattered the family is still seeking answers about how their teenage son died while training with the time military. for the 1st time hong kong police have used a new national security law to crack down on social media posts by pro-democracy activists for students belonging to a group called student localism have been arrested they're accused of posting content that called for hong kong's independence the controversial law was imposed in hong kong 4 weeks ago but it makes subversion and secession criminal offenses and it grants police powers to arrest suspects without a warrant. they have some doctor recently that say for example they wanted to be a stuffy a hong kong country and also they wanted to be jews all demands to to keep doing get spanked and finally they wanted to to deny that all of it in the pending books in hong kong. will be able to promote the independence of the hong kong that's what it's about the things they do so probably have

peor crisis sanitaria en dÉcadas unos 5.4 perdieron su seguro mÉdico casi la mitad estÁn en california texaslos latinos >>> ana machado dice que tiene pesadillas y reza dormida porque tiene arma y se quedÓ sin cobertura mÉdica en el peor momento >> yo sin trabajo sin seguro >> su angustia el rÉcord de mÁs de 5 millones de seguros perdidos. machado estÁ consciente que podrÍa terminar en tragedia >>> muriÓ un seÑor por no tener seguro lo encontraron muerto >>> este centro comunitario empezÓ a repartir comida >>> pero la gente que viene hasta aquÍ nos dice que su mayor preocupaciÓn es no tener seguro mÉdico para pedir donaciones tuvo que vencer la vergÜenza pero vive con temor con tantas cosas lo necesitamos hasta uno tiene miedo de ir al hospital >>> eso no estÁ bien >> sin embargo los expertos insisten que por tratarse de una pandemia hay organizaciones en todo el paÍs dispuestas atenderle la mantengan o no seguro >> para el covid 1 hay un poco de ayuda en muchos lugares porque queremos reducir la contaminaciÓn >> la poblaciÓn hispana vulnerable sino nos cuidan nos tenemos que proteger solito

those of come in the last month mostly because of significant spikes in states like florida, california, texas and arizona but remember expert say one of the most important metrics is hospitalizations and that is a good news bad news scenario. in arizona since memorial day hospitalizations of coronavirus patients are just 24%, icu admissions up 24% but in texas hospitalizations are up 536% and icu admissions are up 315%. here is the chief medical officer at united memorial in houston. >> we've seen an exponential increase in the number of cases, the hospital has had to expand, 46 beds, then went to 58, 88 beds. even though it sound like it is a lot of bed that is not enough. >> in mid april 23rd% of those admitted to hospitals were between 18 and 49. in mid-june, 40% of hospital patients were 18 to 49 which experts say is the primary reason the death toll has fallen so dramatically. in april the country averaged 2000 deaths a day. in july it is down to below 600. >> we believe the take away from this for every american particularly in those states that are impacted is keep doing what you are d

state of florida have soared past 10000 for the 6th day in iran now california and texas are also experiencing surges and with expanded employment benefits set to expire next week president donald trump has met with republican leaders to discuss another massive relief bill allen fessor reports. as the u.s. heads towards 4000000 corporate cases the president has been discussing a new package for states being overwhelmed he plans to bring back the daily briefing he abandoned weeks ago frankly a lot of the country is doing well a lot of people don't say as you understand but we have had this big flare up in florida texas couple of other places. and so i think what we're going to do is get involved in was such a wing briefings florida has no recorded more than 10000 new infections for the 6th day in a row the state slowly and reopen quickly protesters disrupted a briefing by the governor in orlando. in los angeles there are lines at the famous dodger stadium but no one's watching baseball these are for covert tests the site is handling your own 6500 tests a day but still people have to wait for ho

en un día durante la última semana 14 estados reportaron las récords en hospitalizaciones en california texasy cerca de 1000 están en cuidados intensivos >> los hospitales se ven obligados a enviar personas a 45 millas >> nosotros estamos atendiendo los 100 de acuerdo a los centros para el control de enfermedades esto podría dudar por vía para mediados de junio >> si fuera poco estudiantes de todo está jugando a infectarse intencionalmente por dinero >> así como lo puede ver realizan estas invitando personas que dan positivo al virus para proteger a otros según las autoridades todos los jóvenes ponen dinero y el primero en contraer la enfermedad se queda con todo el dinero >> creo que no tiene sentido me enfurece saber que mientras nosotros tratamos de hacer todo lo posible para frenar la propagación los tienen una maldita fiesta para tratar de propagarlo >> hay 40,000 nuevos casos y 1000 muertos por culpa del promedio de todo esto la florida volvió a romper récord con 10,000 contagios en 24 horas precisamente por esto las autoridades deciden cerrar playas durante todo el fin de semana largo

remains the epicenter of this global crisis especially in places like california, texas and florida,re at least 50 hospitals now say they're out of i.c.u. beds. new finds for reopening schools today in what democrats charge reads more like a political document, the c.d.c. calls for in-person learning saying children are at low risk of getting sick or spreading the virus. today dr. anthony fauci, the nation's top infectious disease doctor, said that guidance was sound, but also said that the country's hardest-hit states need to consider halting or walking back their reopening plans. and while dr. fauci did not call for the entire country to shut down again, tonight more than 150 scientists are, saying the only way to control the spread of the virus is a national order to stay home. today, massachusetts and washington, d.c., said they will try to control the spread by forcing visitors coming from hot spots to quarantine for two weeks. and with unemployment benefits running out for millions of americans and a federal ban that temporarily stopped landlords from evicting people set to exp

despidos que hubo entre febrero y mayo, muchos se quedaron si la protecciÓn, los estados afectados, california, texasa es de un estudio del grupo en nombre extranjero, es casi mucho mÁs que la recepciÓn de 2008.20. >> asÍ q Íbamos hasta ahora, los contagios en aumento, las muertes tambiÉn en aumento, y muchas personasen protecciÓn. e medio de todo, la casa blanca intentÓ desacreditar a su propi espectro de pandemia, el doct . doctor... nuestra comedia tiene el reporte >>> la guerra silenciosa entre la casa blanca y el doctor anthony ya estÁ al descubierto, esta fue la recomendaciÓn de hoy de que le piel doctor ante la a de muertes!. (habla ingles) >>> la casa blanca no quiere desacelerar la reapertura... nos adelanta una campaÑa para desprestigiar al doctor. " no siempre tuvo la razÓn dijo el alguacil >> equivocaciones de fauci como>cuando dijo hereder c coronavirus no representaba una amenaza mayo >>> la portavoz presidencial dijo que divulgaron la lista a los medios en respuesta a una pregunta que le hizo el washington, pero se negÓ a responder sobre los errores que ha cometido el presidente donald

new record for daily coronavirus cases and more than 63,000 reported nationwide yesterday and california, texas, and florida reported their highest single day death toll since the pandemic started. there's signs of hope this 32- year-old man was wheeled out of the hospital in engelwood after three months on a ventilator. he went to the hospital on april 5 for shortness of breath. >> one day his lungs got better and we turned off the sedation and he opened his eyes and that was like winning the super ball for all of us. >> juliette stock is up this afternoon and the foster city based drug maker says the treatment remdesivir showed a 60% decline. the data is a important finding but requires confirmation and perspective clinical trials . >>> the world health organization is set to begin its investigation into how the coronavirus originated. ian lee reports as it comes as china is giving the world its first glimpse into the top level bio-safety lab in wuhan. >> ease are the images of the wuhan bio-lab china wants the world to see. showing the scientists operating with the utmost care. the lab comes

or than 150000 americans are confirmed dead from coronavirus florida california and texas record their highest single day tolls and a dream shattered are families still seeking answers about how their teenage son died while in training for the time military. the heads of some of the world's biggest tech giants have faced a 5 hour grilling on the way they do business facebook google amazon and apple are accused of stifling competition and monopolizing the industry is the end of a year long investigation by the u.s. congress which claims to outline how current laws allow the companies to avoid liabilities alan fischer reports the ranking member fittingly the tech giants appeared virtually to face questions the subcommittee chairman making clear he sees a problem their dominance is killing small businesses and you factoring in the overall dynamism of the engines the. merican economy their ability to dictate terms call the shots up and entire sectors and inspire fear represent the powers of a private government this was meant to be an inquiry into business practices do the 4 companies goog

. >>> the white house task force said they are closely monitoring the increase in cases in california, texas, care care and florida. they are urging people that live in the states to wear a mask and to avoid bars and indoor dining and large gatherings. the united states has topped 3 million confirm cases of coronavirus and 132,000 deaths. >>> health officials in tulsa, oklahoma said that president trump's rally three weeks ago likely contributed to the surge of coronavirus cases. there were 19 this week and a record high on monday, more than 6200 people attend the rally. few were seen wearing masks. there were hundreds of protesters outside the event. >>> next week, the cdc will issue new guidelines on rep opening reopening schools on pressure from the trump administration. >> symptom screening for consideration for children and teachers are suggested. >> we understand there are is a variety of different circumstances for different schools and districts. so we've outlined a number of strategies. >> vice president mike pence said that the trump administration will use the phase 4 coronavirus