kris van cleave, cbs news, washington. >> o'donnell: the n.i.h. is the nation's medical research agency and next week will launch an unprecedented effort to find a covid-19 vaccine. nih director francis colins is part of operation warp speed which aims to deliver 300 million doses of a covid-19 vaccine by january 2021. and he joins us now. dr. colins, thank you for >> thanks, norah, thanks for the great reporting you are doing on this critical issue. >> o'donnell: are we on the brink of something big? >> next monday if all goes well we expect to see the launch of a phase three, that is a trial which is a joint effort of n.i.h. and a company called moderna. they aim to enroll 30,000 people. >> o'donnell: is the vaccine development ahead of schedule as the president has said? >> i have been at n.i.h. for 27 years, i have never seen anything come together this way as we have tried to do and are now doing for the development of vaccines. and the government, by providing additional resources has also made it to plan manufacture manufacturing of doses,

see you right back here this is the "cbs overnight news." >> i'm kris van cleave from the cbs studiosashington. thanks for staying with us this morning. some local leaders are looking overseas to see how other countries tackle the pandemic. sweden, one of the wealthiest nations on earth offers a cautionary tale. they refused lockdowns and mask laws essentially allowing them to go about their lives. now they're 30% higher than the u.s. elizabeth limiting gatherings of over 50 would control the infection along with swedish common sense. so you are social distancing. >> as far as i can. it's not always that easy, but i try. >> reporter: you don't wear masks? >> no we don't wear masks. no, we haven't. >> reporter: and neither do most people. i'm wearing my mask but nobody else is. >> he was squeezing my hand when i was talking to him. >> he tipt know you were there? >> i think he heard me. >> when jappe tested positive, they didn't send him to the hospital but gave him morphine. in days, he was dead. have you lost faith in your government? yes, of course i've lost faith in the government.

norah. >> o'donnell: kris van cleave, thank you. there is still much more news ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news." tropical storm warnings go up in puerto rico and the u.s. virgin islands. and in a show of force, iranian missiles pound what look like a u.s. ship. the response tonight from the u.s. it goes way, way, way back with your great, great, great grandparents. see this handsome man, his name is william. william fell in love with rose and they had a kid. his name was charles and charles met martha... isn't she pretty? yeah. (announcer) you can quit. for free help, call 1-800-quit now. i'm an associate here at amazon. step onto the blue line, sir. this device is giving us an accurate temperature check. you're good to go. i have to take care of my coworkers. that's how i am. i have a son, and he said, "one day i'm gonna be like you, i'm gonna help people." you're good to go, ma'am. i hope so. this is my passion. if i can take of everyone who is sick out there, i would do it in a heartbeat. if i can take of everyone who is sic

potential buyers chomping at the bit and because we can't run out of horse med metaphor kris van cleave mounted up for a ride. >> you need a bronco. >> the ford bronco is back. collector robert parker has been waiting 24 years to see the iconic suv ride again. >> when i think about bronco i think about, you know, my bucket list. things that i have always wanted to do, places i've always wanted to see. >> the bronco, a totally new concept in transportation. >> when ford introduced the 1966 bronco it was unlike anything on the road or off it. >> the bronco is a roadster. >> its original code name goat, go over any terrain. for its 31 year production run ford's five generations of broncos sold 1.1 million vehicles as the truck drove right into pop culture. rolling through 1200 movies. >> it could be a very good bet that this is o.j. smpson's vehicle. >> but the bronco is perhaps best known for the 1994 o.j. simpson police chase in that white ford bronco. by 1996 americans were flocking to four-door suv's sending bronco to the stables for nearly a quarter century. c-net's tim stevens. >> is

kris van cleave, thank you. and asmehe of the broadcast, night anthy fauci is speaking up in his own defense calling cks house officials "bizaridentrumpo peter nao haopenly challenged dr. fauci's record on fighting the pandemic. cbs' paula reid reports tonight from the white house. >> reporter: president trump insists he is on good terms with dr. anthony fauci, even as direct attacks are launched against the top doctor from the west wing of the white house. >> i have a very good relationship with dr. fauci. and we're all in the same team. ident's tradebut the president's advisor peter trade advisor peter navarro published a scathing op-ed wednesday in the nation's largest paper accusing fauci of being wrong on the benefits of masks and border closings early in the pandemic. >> i can't explain peter navarro. he's in a world by himself. >> reporter: president trump has made similar criticisms of fauci, but today tried to distance himself. >> well, that is peter navarro. >> reporter: dr. fauci seen at today's coron

our kris van cleave spoke to industry leaders to find out. >> reporter: fever-hunting thermal camerasive at l.a.x., the airport is testing how well three different systems spot passengers with a temperature of 100.4 or higher as they pass by. flyers flagged for fever will be tested again by a medical professional. >> our ability to spot people exhibiting covid symptoms is so critical to stopping the spread, to ensure people can travel safely. >> reporter: but harvard researchers say screenings could miss two thirds of coronavirus cases. and this reopening document says the screenings "have not proved to be 100% effective" but "can play a useful role in reassuring the traveling public." lax interim c.e.o. justin erbacci. isn't this just safety theater? >> it isn't meant to catch everybody, just another layer of protection we have on top of many other layers to try to do all we can to make sure our airports are clean, healthy and , he. >> reporter: qatar airways flies sa l.a.x. its flight attendants are wearing head to toe p.p.e. but its c.e.o. is skeptical of preflight temperature chec

cbs's kris van cleave joins us now, chris, what do we know? >> well, norah, these mystery tweets started popping up late this afternoon and seemed to target high profile users with millions of followers. the accounts include former president barack obama, presumptive nominee joe biden, kayne and kim kardashian, he long musk and billionaires michael bloomberg and jeff bezos as well as companies luke apple and uber. the tweets seem to be a scheme to get twitter users to purchase bitcoin, a cybercurrency. the accounts claim to be a partnership between a cyberhelp group and celebrities encouraging others to colectively donate 5,000 bitcoins des tinned for a supposed community health care partnership. the hackers reportedly have been able to get more than $100,000 in this scam. the cybersecurity expert tells us this is likely a hack of twitter, not individual accounts. twitter is calling this a security incident and says the company is looking into it while taking steps to fix it, norah. >> o'donnell: remarkable indeed, kris van cleave, thank you.

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here's cbs's kris van cleave. >> reporter: for susannah carr becoming a united airlines flight attendant a dream come true. six years later she is among nearly 36,000 united employees facing a possible furlough in october. >> i actually was finishing working a flight, we landed to that email, so that was a big shock. >> reporter: what was that moment like when you were reading that email? >> it was a punch to the stomach. >> reporter: passenger traffic is down about 80%, costing airlines roughly $6 billion this month alone. now american airlines says it could furlough 25,000, roughly 29% of its main line workforce. more than 17,000 delta employees have taken exit packages, but the airline is still over- staffed including roughly 2,500 excess pilots. southwest c.e.o. gary kelley told employees monday if passenger traffic doesn't triple by the end of the year, he cannot rule out the airline's first ever layoffs. j.p. morgan chase analyst jamie baker. do you expect to see layoffs? >> we fear that october 1 is going to be one of the darkest days for airline labor really since the dawn of com

our kris van cleave first brought this story to light five years ago, and has this update. >> reporterer losing their 16 month old daughter, andy and liz warner still struggle with their loss. >> some days are harder than others. some days i can, you know, get through it and others day i get very emotional. >> reporter: taylor was in a car seat behind her father in the family's minivan when they were rear ended. andy's seat broke, collapsing backward into taylor. similar to what happens here in this new crash test video. mom liz in 2015. >> and it was all because of some stupid car that we thought was the safest thing we could get for our family to protect them. >> taylor's and hundreds of them blamed on a seat back safety standard dating back to the 1960s, one even this banquet chair passed. >> we lose on average 50 children a year, one a week who die because the standard is not updated. >> this week, senators ed markey and richard blumenthal introduced legislation to force auto makessers and the national highway traffic administration or nhtsa to strengthen seat standards within two

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kris van cleave found out for himself at reagan national airport. >> first flight since march.. >> reporter: and before checking in, i had to certify i didn't have a fever or any other covid symptoms. at the airport, it's plexiglass barriers and reminders to keep your distance. fliers and m and face shields. many stores and restaurants remain closed. tsa looks different, too. >> face covering rile on board. >> i just want to be extra cautious. >> reporter: wearing gloves and carrying wipes we met dana cough man at the gate flying to see her parents. >> finally getting to see them since i didn't see them during the coronavirus pandemic. >> reporter: before we got on, the plane was cleaned using an electro static fogger to dwis infe disinfect the cabin before flights. greeting you with sanitizing wipes. i brought my own to wipe down the area by my seat. >>> no question flying is differentment here we are at the start of the 4th of july holiday weekend and there are dozens of empty seats on this plane. >>> we were struck how quiet the flight was. everyone wore masks as required, b

. >> kris van cleave at the station. social distancing has made this a lost summer for the music industry. bars and clubs are closed. concerts, tours, and music festivals have been canceled. but some are experimenting with a new way to get you rocking. as mark strassman shows us, you don't even have to leave your car. >> all right you guys going to crank up yourster oez. get loud out there. >> singer/songwriter carter mcmahon has never seen a concert like this. ♪ where are you now >> his sold out drive-various show was the first concert various months since covid-19 took center stage. >> i think looking out at a sea of cars rather than people crammed various tight is a new visual. when people got excited dg th sw f. think people miss being various a place and connected. >> socially distanced entertainment. it's one solution. when no one's touring, no one's working. >> 90% of our business is no longer viable right now. >> david lowell runs sales at music matters, an atlanta production company. $15 million worth of lightin

reporting from the nation's capital, i'm kris van cleave. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnellcreasing in 40 states. tonight more than half the country now imposing mandatory mask orders. florida sets another record for its deadliest day and look at these testing lines in los angeles. the two things america needs to do now to stop the spread without a national shutdown according to the nation's top health officials. overwhelmed hospitals in texas. one doctor who treated wounded soldiers in iraq says he's never seen anything like this.peon tha body bag is your next door neighbor. >> o'donnell: russia's stealing vaccine research, u.s. intelligence warning russian cyberspies are trying to hack valuable information.

the mow pedestrian sharing uny.wegomo now from cbs' kris van cleave. >> there's a police car there. >> reporter: tonight, new york police are investigating a second deadly crash involving a revel moped in less than 10 days. this one killed a 32-year-old man in queens. all you need to get started is $5, a drivers license and an an. you're required to wear the on-board helmet but a lot of people aren't. a mow pedestrian relay race down a crowded street. rider running a red or rolling down a sidewalk. we found several riding without helmets. dangerous driving on shared mow pedestrians rented through the appreve drive up on sidewalks, going up streets that they shouldn't be driving up. it's a recipe for disaster just waiting for something horrible to happen. >> dennis flores was riding his bicycle in work in that something horrible happened. >> i heard a loud screeching sound from the tires and i saw someone fly forward off the mow pedestrian. >> he saw t accident that killed the reporter at the television station. neither kapur nor the mow pedestrian driver was wearing helmets as require

reporting from the nation's capital, i'm kris van cleave. captioning sponsored by cbs >> breaking news, the cases surge, more americans are heading back into lockdown. tonight the governor of the country's largest state, california, issues a sweeping rollback, ordering all bars and indoor businesses to close. plus churches, gyms and hair salons in most of the state closing too. the most aggressive move yet by any state. >> covid-19 is not going away any time soon. >> and the country's second largest school district los angeles says today no in person classes in its fall. plus outbreak parties, tonight news that this packed michigan lake party ove

reporting from the cbs studios in washington, i'm kris van cleave. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >>talize a movement and urge people to vote. three former presidents come to america's freedom church to say good-bye to a warrior. >> john lewis will be a founding father of that fuller, fairer, better america. ( applause ) >> o'donnell: and former president obama had a blunt message aimed at president trump. >> there are those in power who are doing their darnedest to discourage people from voting. ♪ ♪ >> o'donnell: tonight, we hear from lewis himself, the final message he saved just for this day.

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reporting from the nation's capital, i'm kris van cleave. ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell:he nation's largest test for a possible coronavirus vaccine is now underway, 30,000 volunteers, 89 sites around the country, with the government making a nearly $1 billion bet on its success. dr. anthony fauci calling this a truly historic event. we'll speak to the first person in the country to get the trial shot. but questions remain. will it work and how many americans would try it? the new numbers out tonight. working from home for another year: tech giant google will keep employees out of the office until summer 2021. baseball in jeopardy? two games postponed tonight and the urgent scramble to contain sp

and potential buyers chomping at the bit, and because we can't run out of horse metaphor, kris van cleavea ride. >> you need a bronco. >> the ford bronco is back. collector robert parker has been waiting 24 years to see the iconic suv ride again. >> when i think about bronco i think about, you know, my bucket list. things that i have always wanted to do, places i've always wanted to see. >> the bronco, a totally new concept in transportation. >> when ford introduced the 1966 bronco it was unlike anything on the road or off it. >> the bronco is a roadster. >> its original code name goat, go over any terrain. for its 31 year-production run ford's five generations of broncos sold 1.1 million vehicles as the truck drove right into pop culture. rolling through 1200 movies. >> it could be a very good bet that this is o.j. smpson's vehicle. >> but the bronco is perhaps best known for the 1994 o.j. simpson police chase in that white ford bronco. by 1996 americans were flocking to four-door suv's sending bronco to the stables for nearly a quarter century. c-net's tim stevens. >> is there demand fo

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kris van cleave, washington. >>> for those, they echo president donald trump's push to get into the classroomnd she says there is a lot of wiggle room in the centers for disease control and prevention guidelines. >> the centers for disease control and prevention guidelines are just that, meant to be flexible and meant to be applied as appropriate for the situation. there is nothing in the data that would suggest that kids being back in school is dangerous to them. kids need to be in school. they need to be learning and they need to be moving ahead. >> the oakland unified school district is crafting a plan to start the fall semester with online learning and then face the students into the classroom. members of the teacher's union spoke out this weekend concerned that the planned safety measures are just too vague. there is a town hall scheduled for today. >>> in the south bay, more than 1400 san jose unified teachers have signed a letter saying they will not return to the classroom for the start of the school year. they cite the recent spikes in coronavirus cases. in the letter, they say over

reporting from the cbs studios in washington, i'm kris van cleave. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >>onnell: tonight, from atlanta, the final farewell to civil rights icon john lewis becomes a battle cry to revitalize a movement and urge people to vote. three former presidents come to america's freedom church to say good-bye to a warrior. >> john lewis will be a founding father of that fuller, fairer, better america. ( applause ) >> o'donnell: and former president obama had a blunt message aimed at president trump. >> there are those in power who are doing their darnedest to discourage people from voting. ♪ ♪ >> o'donnell: tonight, we hear from lewis himself, the final message he saved just for this day. another deadly day in america florida breaking its coronavirus death toll record for the third day in a row. former republican presidentialch after he attended a trump rally in tulsa. the u.s. economy craters, a key indicator plunging by nearly 33%, the steepest quarterly dive on record. and that $600 federal boost is about to run out with no relief deal in sight. on the heels of that

." >>> i'm kris van cleave reporting from the cbs studios in washington.r staying with us. the white house coronavirus task force is reporting disturbing new numbers in the battle against the pandemic. 21 states are now considered could muc worse outbreaks without immediate action like closing some businesses. more than 150,000 americans have died since the pandemic began. europe is battling a second wave. the recent spike in positive tests is tied to reopenings in several countries. elizabeth palmer has the story from london. >> as soon as travel restrictions eased in mid june, europeans flocked to suppy spain. a month on, the number of covid cases there has quadrupled. that's the biggest up tick. there are spikes in france, germany and belgium, too. >> i'm afraid you're starting to see in some places signs of the second wave of the pandemic. we all remember what happened last time. >> the uk government abruptly announced a two week quarantine for brits returning from n. ubclt officials have slockdowns this left some of the most famous tourist sites in th

." >>> i'm kris van cleave in washington. thanks for staying with us this mornings.vid, lockdowns, the economy and protesters in the streets, this presidential campaign is destined to be remembered by history. and with just 98 days to go before americans head to of the polls, it looks like president trump is facing an uphill climb to re-election. a new cbs news/battleground tracker poll shows joe biden has a ten-point national advantage over the president. in the battleground state of michigan, he leads mr. trump by six points and in mere nearbyoh st point.sits in 2016. ed o'keefe has the latest. >> reporter: president trump spent the weekend golfing and greeting supporters in new jersey. >> we need real leadership now. >> reporter: new cbs news polling shows the economy, health care and the pandemic are top concerns for voters. neither candidate has an advantage onifici fixing the ec, but the president earned poor marks in combatting covid-19. >> our president wasn't prepared for this pandemic. >> reporter: mr. trump is portraying biden as a dangerous pick. >> our e

." >>> i'm kris van cleave reporting from the cbs studios in washington.for staying with us. members of congress are heading home for the two-week fourth of july recess after making little progress on reforming the nation's police departments. in the senate democrats blocked a republican bill from even coming up for debate wuchlt more yi -- >> i'm immediatelyknows. >> this statement exposed the complicated relationships of an existing between police unions and local officials. >> we are sick and tired of the police federation being in the way. >> in stits and towns across the country. law enforcement work with police unions. those very contracts determined at the local level varying from city to city and now a focal point of police reform. >> what these dpraemts often do is they can impede almost accountability efforts and they often can service bearing on oversight. >> he teaches law in chicago where he also studies police accountability. >> take an example like san antonio, texas. police officers for the interrogation, access to video evidence, access to

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. >> i'm kris van cleave reporting from the cbs studios in washington.his morning. after what appears to be a successful battle against the coronavirus, the eu said it will open to residents of 15 countries. people from the united states remain banned. and this chart shows why. despite falling in the rest of the world coronavirus cases in the u.s. continue to spike. holly williams has the story from athens, greece. greece's health minister told us the european union has decided there are simply too many new up fedexs every day in the u.s. >> we're hoping that the situation's going to be better in a few days or weeks, so this can change. >> reporter: you want to welcome people here from the united states but the up fedex rate has to come down first. >> something everybody can understand. it's logical. >> reporter: the greek authorities will do thousands of random tests every day at airports and border crossings. even far flung islands. after taking tough measures early, greece has had remarkable success in combatting the new coronavirus and it doesn't wan

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nearly 3000000 syrians in the last rebel controlled on cleave in the northwest depend on aid to survive they are anxious about russia's efforts of the un security council to limit vital cross border liveries. the russian efforts to close the crossing is very very harmful for us this is not of any benefit to us it will prevent humanitarian aid we are living by that and we fight over it without it nothing will work we will die of hunger. supplies of united nations humanitarian aid from turkey to northwest syria is already restricted to 2 crossings russia wants to cut access to just one relief supplies from iraq in jordan have stopped since january because of russian and chinese opposition. what can we syrians expect from russia russia has done nothing but destroying displace us if it were not for the russian regime the war of russia and iran against us we would not be displaced in this carol. doing it in seas have been supplying lifesaving food and medicines to displaced syrians for the past 6 years and they want to keep the crossings open your energy is in general it's about 30 percent.

." >>> i'm kris van cleave reporting from the cbs studios in washington. for staying with us. >>> coronavirus cases are spiking in many states. the big question on a lot of parents' minds, what about school? president trump and education secretary betsy devos insist schools should fully reopen in the fall, but some school districts as well as parents, teachers, and health experts say there may be no safe way to do that. overseas, several countries do have kids back in class. holly williams has the story from istanbul, turkey. >> reporter: more than 1.5 billion students around the world have had their education impacted by the new coronavirus, according to the united nations. and now many parents around the world share the same mixed feelings. on the one hand, they don't want their children to miss out on any more learning, on the other hand, they're worried about the risks of returning to the classroom. in israel, students went back to school in may when the country had flattened the curve of new infections, but since then there's been a spike in cases. an

van cleave? much of a problem do you think this conservative dissatisfaction with your appointments is? pres. reagan: the only problem i have had that is more difficult than knowing which hand to point to here, and believe me, it bothers me. i go home feeling guilty, all the hands i could not point to. [laughter] the only problem greater i have had is in the selection of personnel. in many instances, some of the people that have been mentioned, whose names have been mentioned by others, did not want a position in the administration. helped, worked very hard and wanted nothing for it. but you also have to recognize there are not that many positions. after all, look how many votes i had. [laughter] you can't reward them all. but thank you. all right. thank you. >> don't feel guilty. [indiscernible] [laughter] [indiscernible] [laughter] americane watching history tv, all weekend every weekend, on c-span3. to join the conversation, like us on facebook, at c-span history. ♪ [military band music] ♪ ♪

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nearly 3000000 syrians in the last rebel controlled on cleave in the northwest depend on need to survive they are anxious about russia's efforts of the un security council to limit vital cross border liveries. the russian efforts to close the crossing is very very harmful for us this is not of any benefit to us it will prevent humanitarian aid we are living by that and we fight over it without its nothing will work we will die of hunger. supplies of united nations humanitarian aid from turkey into northwest syria is already restricted to 2 crossings russia wants to cut access to just one relief supplies from iraq in jordan have stopped since january because of russian and chinese opposition. what can we syrians expect from russia russia has done nothing but destroying displace us if it were not for the russian regime the war of russia and iran against us we would not be displaced in this carol. the u.n. even sees have been supplying lifesaving food and medicines to displaced syrians for the past 6 years and they want to keep the crossings open your energy is in general it's about 30 perc