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this is cnn newsroom from atlanta.sident trump has changed his mind about restarting his campaign rallies in the u.s. late friday, he released this. we had targeted our maga rally for june 14th, a big deal. this would fall on the juneteenth sol lay. i have therefore decided to move our rally to saturday, june 20th, in order to honor their requests. mr. trump was criticized for scheduling the rally while so many americans are right now, protesting racism. >> reporter: defending his response to the protest, following the death of george floyd, president trump is founding like the divider in chief. the president is phrasing his photo op in washington after demonstrators were demled near the white house. >> reporter: as he is discussing comments from pentagon officials who say they regretting wi bein parttive up that. >> reporter: in seattle, he is warning city leaders. must end the seattle takeover, now. as for floyd, if president danced around whether it was continue were choke holds. >> it sounds so different, so perfec

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cnn "newsroom" continues next. >>> you're live in the cnn "newsroom." i'm anna cabrera in new york and we are following breaking news out of tulsa, oklahoma, with just hours go before the president holds a massive campaign rally. we have just learned six campaign staffers doing advanced work on this event have tested positive for coronavirus. let's get a look at the bank of oak centoklahoma center. they had bornd twarned they had all the makings of a spread of this virus. on the right is the overflow crowd outside. think about it this way. the plan is to pack thousands of people inside the arena for hours shouting, chanting, they don't have to wear a mask. but they do have to sign a waiver promising they won't sue if they get sick. the city of tulsa also bracing for as many as 100,000 people just outside the venue. all of this as we learn tulsa county is reporting a new daily record of coronavirus cases. for more on our breaking news, let's get out to abby philip just outside the bank of oklahoma center. what else do we know? >> reporter: well, these si

many thanks for your report. >>> and you're watching "cnn newsroom." still to come, we will take a look at the cultural implications on the country. robinhood believes now is the time to do money. without the commission fees. so, you can start investing today wherever you are - even hanging with your dog. so, what are you waiting for? download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood. ♪ i won't back down ♪ no i won't back down >> the trump campaign may soon have to back down from using any of tom petty's music in the future. the family of the late rock star has sent a cease and desist notice after the president's campaign played one of petty's songs at a rally over the weekend. as you can see and you just heard, the family of tom petty said he stood firmly against racism and discrimination of any kind and he would never want a song of his to be used for what they call a campaign of hate. cnn has reached out to the trump camp for comment. petty died in 2017 at the age of 66. >>> well, on sunday a noose was found in the garage of nascar driver bubba

you're watching cnn newsroom. president trump's campaign rally in more than 100 days drew controversy and a smaller-than-expected crowd. the top crowds were largely empty, something that trump complains on protesters. but the real reason may be the coronavirus. he sought to link his republican party to civil war-era president abraham lincoln. this, while slamming efforts to tear down monuments to lincoln's pro slavery enemies. >> the left wing mob is trying to desecrate our monuments. our beautiful monuments. tear down the statues. and persecute anyone who doesn't conform to their demands. >> abby phillips monitored the crowd inside the rally. here's our report. >> reporter: plans for a blockbuster campaign rally, a campaign kickoff for president trump, did not go the way he planned. the campaign had been saying for days that they expected tens of thousands of people to be here at the b.o.k. center in tulsa, oklahoma. not just inside that arena but also outside. they planned for about 40,000 people in the overflow

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i'm natalie allen and this is "cnn newsroom." >>> 4 a.m. here in atlanta, georgia, thank you so much for joining us. our top story, the surging number of covid-19 cases in the united states has now hit 40,000 people in a single day. that is the highest ever. on top of that, dr. robert redfield, the head of the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention says the real number is likely ten times higher. >> this virus causes so much asymptomatic infection, we've probably recognized 10% of the outbreak. that means some 24 million americans, many of them with no symptoms, are probably spreading the virus and don't know it. infections are climbing in more than 30 u.s. states with record spikes in california, texas, and florida. some governors are hitting the brakes on reopening any further. all of this will hang over the white house coronavirus task force on friday. it will be the group's first public briefing in two months. the cdc's head stressed social distancing is the most powerful tool to stop spreading the virus. the exact opposite of

you are watching "cnn newsroom" live from atlanta. i'm natalie allen. >>> ahead this hour body cam video leads up to the moments of another shooting of another african-american man, rayshard brooks here in atlanta. comes against the backdrop of 20 straight days of nationwide protests of police brutality and racism. all of this amid a global pandemic. analyses of these two crises in

. >>> hello and welcome to "cnn newsroom." i'm michael holmes. welcome, everyone. the experiment by many u.s. states in reopening amid the coronavirus may have backfired and now for millions of americans life may be going back on hold. new cases in more than half the country are starting to pileup. several states hit new highs this weekend. it's hard to find a patch of green on that map there where cases are actually going down. now, this deals a blow to people hoping to get back on with their lives as now some of these states are hitting the pause button on reopening or starting to close portions of of the economy again entirely. the u.s. accounts for about a quarter of the nearly 10 million cases worldwide and the almost 500,000 deaths. and the situation could be even worse than we know. the centers for disease control and prevention say that based on antibodies found in blood samples the real number of people infected may be at least 6 and up to 24 times higher than what's been counted at the moment. now, florida is one of the states where cases continue to go u

you're watching cnn newsroom. with coronavirus infections rapidly rising, the white house coronavirus task force on friday, held its first public briefing in almost two months. vice president mike pence addressed reporters and painted a rosie picture of the administration's efforts to stem the crisis. but the facts don't back up his assessment. since the last task force briefing in late april, the new case numbers dipped slightly and then went up and up. now, alarming spikes are being reported in multiple states. here's jim acosta. >> reporter: with covid-19 sweeping across the south and out west, the white house task force reemerged. vice president mike pence appeared to be looking at the soaring number of cases through rose-colored glasses. >> all 50 states across this country are opening up safely and responsibly. we slowed the spread. we flattened the curve. we saved lives. >> reporter: that's not exactly true, as a spike of cases is spreading, in florida to california, causing some states to pause reopenings.

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this is "cnn newsroom." it was controversial before it even began, but donald trump's re-election rally in tulsa, oklahoma, was marked by some stunning moments. first, the crowd size. substantial, but as you can see, not packed to the rafters as the president promised. in just two hours he defended confederate monuments in a city that saw a massacre of black americans, and he tried to position himself as the champion of minorities versus his probable opponent in november. >> america should not take lectures on racial justice from joe biden, sleepy joe. a man who praised and partnered with segregationists, shipped millions of black american jobs overseas. virtually every policy that has hurt black americans for half a century joe biden has supported or enacted. i've done more for the black community in four years than joe biden has done in 47 years. >> mr. trump also said he told officials to slow down coronavirus testing so they'd find fewer cases. later an administration official said he was kidding because

you're watching "cnn newsroom" and i'm rosemary church. just ahead. >> we've done the best we can do to tackle this virus and the reality that brought this nation to its knees. >> top health officials issue warnings about the coronavirus, president trump holds a rally in one of the hardest hit states. while the european union watches the from afar it's weighing whether to ban americans as it re-opens its borders. and days after the world's top tennis star holds an event in croatia he tests positive for the coronavirus. >>> good to have you with us. the numbers don't lie. the coronavirus is still spreading rapidly in the united states. and u.s. health expert dr. anthony fauci says if the country doesn't stamp it out now it could turn into a forest fire later. more than 121,000 people have died from the virus in the u.s. and 25 states recorded higher rates of new cases compared to last week. here's dr. fauci. >>> the next couple of weeks are going to be critical in our ability to address those surges we're seeing in texas, florida and other

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viewers here in the united states all around the world, mime michael holmes, and ahead here on "cnn newsroom coronavirus cases in arizona are skyrocketing. that is not stopping donald trump, though, from making it the site of, yes, his next rally. we'll have the latest for you. >>> just about 24 hours before the release of his explosive tell-all book, john bolton speaking out. hear his chilling warning for america. >>> and startling new statistics about racism in the uk. a cnn exclusive report. ♪ >>> welcome, everyone. u.s. president donald trump and his staff have spent the past day doing damage control after the president's campaign rally in tulsa, oklahoma failed to meet expectations. they had anticipated a much larger crowd. 100,000 or so. but the tulsa fire marshal says about only 6,000 people showed up. campaign officials dispute that. they say the real number was twice as much, still much lower than the location's seating capacity of 19,000 and the claims that many thousands more would wait outside. a source telling cnn the president is very upset about the turnout. his campaign staff

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you're watching "cnn newsroom." controversy and empty seats marked donald trump's return to the campaign trail after a three-month lull in campaigning. the u.s. president eager for an overwhelming display of support in tulsa, oklahoma, saturday. well, he didn't get it. whole sections of the arena were nearly empty despite the president's claims up to a million people were trying to attend. just a handful of people turned out to watch it from on overflow area. hardly any. they ended up having to cancel that part of it. a source having to tell cnn the president spent most of his day upset that the rally was overshadowed by the news several of his staffers doing work on the event tested positive for yes coronavirus. he'd been urged to postpone the rally as oklahoma is seeing a climb in coronavirus cases, a spike really. when it comes to the virus he made some stunning comments. >> you know, testing is a double-edged sword. we've tested now 25 million people. it's probably 20 million people more than anybody else. germa

you're watching "cnn newsroom." i'm natalie allen. 87,000 new cases of coronavirus were confirmed in the united states in just the past two days. that has pushed the u.s. total to well past 2.5 million. more than 125,000 people have died since february. and now the cdc says the true scope of the pandemic is far more troubling. according to the cdc survey, the real number of infected americans is at least six time higher, possibly a whopping 24 times higher than the official figures. despite those numbers, president trump paints a rosy picture of the situation in public. but in private there are tough safety protocols for those around him. now the vice president is postponing events in florida and arizona, where infections have hit alarming new highs. for more from the white house, here is cnn's jeremy diamond. >> reporter: well, as coronavirus cases are surging nationwide, president trump in recent days has continued to downplay the severity of the crisis and insists falsely that testing, an increase in testing is t

newsroom," next. >>> hello, i'm ana cabrera in new york. you are live in the cnn noi"cnn newsroo newsroom". more than 2.5 million of the global cases are right here in the united states, a public health disaster though seems to have no end in sight. only two states, two, are reporting a drivers in new coronavirus cases, connecticut and rhode island. all the red and oranges are where cases are climbing. leading the way is florida, another 8500 cases today, after reporting 9500 cases yesterday, a number that rivals new york's peak back in april. in texas there was some image, vice president visiting a church where a choir of more than 100 people, not wearing masks, sang at full volume. the president sending an exact opposite. >> wear a mask where it's indicated or wherever you can't practice the social distancing that would prevent the spread of the coronavirus. >> we have live team coverage. raerc randi kaye is standing by. we have start with alexandra field in texas, and officials made clear it is back to the basics if they're going to control the spread of this virus. >> reporter: yeah, lo

welcome to "cnn newsroom." well, as coronavirus cases surge across much of america, it is increasingly clear that many states have moved in the wrong direction. and are now rolling back their reopenings. let's have a look at our map, you'll see cases on the rise in more than half of the country. with some states hitting new highs. it's hard to find a patch of green on that map there where numbers are actually going down. now some of these states started opening back up early, but now they're starting to walk back those measures or at least put them on hold. in california, america's most populace state, the hospitals and especially intensive care units under intensive strain. the governor warning he could pull back the state' reopening. the u.s. accounts for one quarter of the almost 10 million cases worldwide and the almost 500,000 deaths. and the situation could be even worse than we know, in terms of infection. the centers for disease control and prevention says based on antibodies found in some blood samples

this is "cnn newsroom." top story, president trump's first campaign rally in more than 100 days drew controversy and a smaller than expected crowd. the upper decks of the arena in tulsa, oklahoma, we largely empty and an outdoor speech was canceled. covid-19 was a likely factor, but for the crowds with mr. trump and his team blamed the media and protesters. >> i've never seen anything like it. i've never seen anything like it. you are warriors. thank you. we had some very bad people outside. we had some very bad people outside. they were doing bad things. >> the tulsa police did end up using crowd dispersants, but the police did say the protests were largely peaceful. cnn's gary tuchman has more from tulsa. >> reporter: this is the overflow area outside of the bok arena where president trump spoke for an hour and 45 minutes. people now streaming out of the arena. it is far more crowded here now than it was during the speech. the idea was for it to be very crowded during the speech. you can hear people chanti

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you're watching cnn "newsroom." john vause. here, in atlanta, a police officer has been fired less than 24 hours after he fatally shot an african-american man. he is garrett rolph, seven year veteran of the force. i should say. he is shown here on the left. the other officer on the scene, devon brosnan, has been placed on administrative duty. atlanta police chief resigned. latest in the killings that sparked protests around the world. at the wendy's store, where 27-year-old rayshard brooks, you can see it was set ablaze. protestors then had a confrontation with the cnn crew breaking the camera that was covering the protests. let's take a look back, now, at how all this started. on friday night, police responded to calls about a man, brooks, asleep in his car outside that wendy's. authorities say brooks failed a field sobriety test. then, there was a struggle. cnn attained eyewitness video of that struggle and warning, this video is disturbing for some. now, the video shows the police grappling with brooks. state off

i'm boris sanchez and you are in the cnn newsroom. the scene tonight, president trump addressing a much smaller than expected crowd of supporters at his rally in tulle sar a, oklahoma tonight. the president eager for a return to the campaign trail instead facing a series of embarrassments. first, a standoff between the administration and a federal prosecutor who's been investigating members of trump's inner circle. attorney general bill barr's attempt to fire u.s. attorney geoffrey berman backfiring. barr claiming trump wanted him gone only for trump to later say, and i quote, i was not involved. then, just hours before the rally, six of president trump's campaign staffers doing advanced work on the event, stetesting positive for coronavirus. and then the crowd size at the rally. president trump failing to fill the arena after bragging that 1 million people were trying to attend his rally. entire sections had empty seats. almost no one was in the overflow area. we haven't even mentioned some of the content of his speech. there's lots

and coming up here on "cnn newsroom," the coronavirus death toll soars across the globe. now only two u.s. states are seeing a decline in new cases. and health experts are warning there will likely be another epicenter coming. >>> plus, russian military intelligence is accused of paying bounties for the killing of u.s. troops. what president trump says about the report. >>> and more advertisers pulling out of facebook, saying the social media company isn't doing enough to stop the spread of hate and misinformation. >>> 10 million people. that's how many people around the world have now tested positive for the coronavirus. even more overwhelming, according to john hopkins, as of sunday, more than 500,000 have died. let that sink in. more than 500,000 people have lost their lives just in the past few months to this virus. however, there is evidence that wearing a face mask not only helps to protect other people, but it may also help keep the wearer from getting infected as well. that's according to doctor deborah birx, a member of u.s. president donald trump's task force on

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"cnn newsroom" starts right now. >>> for more than two weeks we heard almost every grim detail how george floyd died, a death at the hands of police which was both cavalier and cruel. on tuesday at a memorial service in houston, texas we got to know more about george floyd's life. he was larger-than-life in many ways and now in death he's a symbol of racial injustice embraced by so many around the world. ♪ after an emotional celebration filled with music and tributes he was laid to rest. his body taken by horse drawn carriage to a final resting place. crowds chanting say his name and we will breathe. it wasn't just family members. many prominence figures also calling for action. >> you call your cab he net in trying to figure out how it will affect your vote rather than it will affect our lives. . you're screaming how you can spin the story rather than you can achieve justice wickedness in high places. you take rubber bullets and tear gas to clear out peaceful protesters and then take a bible and walk in front of a church and use a church as a prop. wickedness in high places. you ain't be

i'm natalie allen and this is "cnn newsroom." >>> from small towns to big cities, protesters across the u.s. turned out for a 13th straight day calling for change and speaking out against racism and police brutality. >> black lives matter. black lives matter. black lives matter. >> crowds there marching in new york and chanting black lives matter. new york was among several cities to see their curfews lifted after several days of peaceful demonstrations. now to los angeles. protesters packed the streets as demonstrators again demanded justice for the death of george floyd. a similar call in new jersey where hundreds of protesters as you see here took a knee in his memory. and demonstrators in raleigh, north carolina, are sending a clear message, end racism now. volunteers painted the words in giant letters on a downtown street. president trump is said to be considering whether to address the nation on the subject of race and unity amid republican worries about his response to the protests. we'll get to that in a moment. despite nearly two weeks of demonstrations, several trump officials

and this is "cnn newsroom." >>> thank you for joining us.e begin with huge protests across the u.s. on saturday, but they were overwhelmingly peaceful. nearly two weeks after the death of george floyd. and there were far fewer police. one notable exception

i'm michael holmes and coming up on "cnn newsroom," renewed protests against police brutality acrossmerica following death of yet another black man at hands of law enforcement. >>> in the philippines, a prominent journalist critical of the president is found guilty of liable. >>> dozens of new coronavirus cases put one beijing district on a wartime footing. ♪ >>> warm welcome everyone. thanks for your company. right now we're witnessing the 20th straight night of protests against racial injustice in the united states. killing of rayshard brooks at a fast food restaurant here in atlanta reignited the explosion of anger that began over the death of george floyd in minneapolis. these are some of the major cities holding rallies against police brutality. brooks was shot twice in the back according to fulton county district attorney. first thing the officer said after shooting brooks was quote, i got him. he's since been fired. the district attorney telling cnn's federico whitfield he's weighing murder charges. >> i can tell you definitely that probably sometime around wednesday we'll be

on this saturday you are live in the cnn newsroom. i'm ana cabrera in new york. thank you very much for joining us. for the 12th day in a row, in cities big and small, in communities from coast to coast, we are taking their pain, their frustration, their desperation and their hope for a better future. they are taking that to the streets of america. this is washington. officials there bracing for what may be the biggest crowd they've seen yet. part of the demonstrations being held today in honor of george floyd. the unarmed black man who died after a police officer pinned him to the ground with a knee to the neck for nearly nine minutes. other protests also under way in cleveland, chicago, philadelphia, outrage growing after president trump declared friday new economic numbers and the nationwide protests against racism had made it a great day for george floyd. but today george floyd's family gathered together in grief having to say good-bye to him during a memorial service for him in north carolina. i want to take you right now to the nation's capital, which has s

you are live in the "cnn newsroom." i'm ana cabrera in new york. we begin with growing calls for police reform and an end to racial injustice. for the 19th day in a row, protesters are marching in cities and towns all across the country in the wake of george floyd's death. you're looking at the nation's capitol. demonstrators taking to the streets with "black lives matter" signs and some wearing shirts

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. >>> hello and welcome to "cnn newsroom," everyone. i'm michael holmes. now, with prayer and with protest thousands of people across america remembering george floyd now nearly two weeks after his death in police custody. right now an outpouring of determination to end police brutality, especially against african-americans. what you're looking at there is new york's union square. first in north carolina and an outpouring of grief and hope. ♪ you are the source >> a memorial service held saturday near the town where floyd was born. speakers vowing his death would not be in vain. >> i want to remind each one of you that some death ain't about dying. some death is about waking all of us up. [ applause ] >> floyd's death sparked these protests now in their 12th night. what we did not see on saturday, the level of violence and looting we saw last weekend. saturday's protests, pretty much all of them, peaceful. let's take a look at los angeles several hours ago. people marching there through a tunnel downtown. cars honking their horns in unity. we also didn't s

. >>> you're live in the "cnn newsroom." thanks for staying with me. i'm ana cabrera, from new york to washington, d.c. to los angeles and everywhere in between. in the united states 13 days of protests sparked by the death of george floyd and this movement is gaining steam paper croacros country and even around the world. today more people pouring into the streets demanding an end to systemic racisracism. in washington, l.a., new york, atlanta. house democrats hoping to convert public momentum into policy action and will introduce a sweeping police reform bill tomorrow. at the same time, president trump is set to host a roundtable with law enforcement. also on monday, derek chauvin, the now ex police officer charged with killing george floyd due to make his first court appearance. on upgraded second-degree murder charges. the very same day lloyd's family will meet privately with presumptive democratic presidential nominee joe biden and they prepare to lay george floyd's body to rest in houston. now, even with officers arrested, even with reform happen

you're live in the "cnn newsroom." i'm ana cabrera in new york. forget about warnings of a second wave of coronavirus. the u.s. is swept under by the first. just two states today, two, are reporting a decline in cases. connecticut and rhode island. taking brunt of are this wave, florida. the state reported more than 8,000 new cases just today. more than 9,000 cases yesterday. and as the surge shows no signs of weakening, the vice president, the governor of texas and members of the white house coronavirus task force are all saying what the president has not. >> and it will take these, worn by everybody, in the coming days to make they'resure we will slo spread of covid-19. >> people should continue to practice good hygiene, wash your hands, avoid touching your face and wear a mask. >> i'm appealing to every texan to wear a mask. we know now, there's scientific evidence that masks both keep you from infecting others but may also partially protect you from getting infected. >> i don't think there are very many adults in this country who don't know ab

you are watching "cnn newsroom" live from atlanta. i'm natalie allen. >>> ahead this hour body cam video leads up to the moments of another shooting of another african-american man, rayshard brooks here in atlanta. comes against the backdrop of 20 straight days of nationwide protests of police brutality and racism. all of this amid a global pandemic. analyses of these two crises in a minute. >>> and thank you for joining us. our top story, powerful public demonstrations from coast to coast pack u.s. streets for a 20th straight day as protesters continue to speak out against police brutality and racial injustice. these protests playing out both day and night have now found new momentum and anger after a black man was shot and killed by an atlanta officer on friday. rayshard brooks was killed outside of a fast food restaurant. he fell asleep in the drive through. the deadly encounter was captured on police body cam and other video. cnn's boris sanchez has more from the scene. >> reporter: large crowds of people have come and gone from t

when we come back on "cnn newsroom," u.s. republican senator mitt romney was spotted at a black lives matter demonstration in washington. why he marched with the protesters. that's still to come. >>> also, major demonstrations for racial equality continue outside the u.s. we'll have that too. stay with us. when you say what you're in the mood for, the xfinity voice remote will find exactly that. happy stuff. the group's happy, i'm happy. you can even say a famous movie quote and it will know the right movie. circle of trust, greg. relax, the needles are jumping. you can learn something new any time. education. and if you're not sure what you're looking for, say... surprise me. just ask "what can i say" to find more of what you love with the xinity voice remote. ♪ >>> welcome back to "cnn newsroom," everyone. i'm michael holmes. nine members of the minneapolis city council say they plan to defund and dismantle the city's police department following the killing of george floyd. the council president says there is enough support

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you're watching "cnn newsroom."ontroversy and empty seats marked donald trump's return to the campaign trail after a three-month lull in campaigning. the u.s. president eager for an overwhelming display of support in tulsa, oklahoma, saturday. well, he didn't get it. whole sections of the arena were nearly empty despite the president's claims up to a milliopele

you are watching "cnn newsroom." i'm rosemary church. >>> just ahead, the trump administration is already preparing for a second coronavirus wave as the president holds indoor rallies and cases spike across the u.s. mr. trump's former national security adviser says the president is unfit for office, naive and dangerous. >>> as the united states grapples with racism, cnn is shining a light on the racial divide in the united kingdom. >>> good to have you with us. well, after a lackluster turnout at his rally this weekend, an adviser to u.s. president donald trump says the president is very upset about the disappointing crowd size. local officials say a little more than 6,000 people showed up saturday in tulsa, oklahoma to hear mr. trump speak. that is far below the expectations of the trump campaign, which had been claiming there was massive demand for the rally in the days leading up to it. the president was reportedly fuming after six campaign staffers in tulsa tested positive for the coronavirus, as the rally got un