nick cordero was nominated for a tony award in 2014.tors say he had no pre-existing conditions before becoming ill in late march. >>> well, how about something good for you this morning? the mona lisa back up and in business. art lovers lined up this morning for the first chance to visit the louvre in paris. it reopened following the four-month closure tied to the pandemic. there are few changes. so far, 70% of the museum is accessible. and face masks are now required. also, there are new limits on the number of visitors about one-sixth of the number before. americans still not allowed to visit the e.u. countries right now for nonessential travel. so i'm glad i was able to see the mona lisa back in january visiting paris. but, you know what, look, the pandemic's shut everything down right now, kari. >> yeah. maybe again one day soon, we'll just have to wait and see. let's check out our weather here at home because we've been closely monitoring what's going on near gilroy with the cruz fire. and we're looking at this vantage point from t

, que intentó ganar la batalla por más de tres meses. >> el actor nick cordero murió este domingo enn estados unidos, su lucha duró tres messe. fue la emotiva publicación de su esposa amanda que desgarró el corazón de miles en las redes sociales >> mi querido esposo falleció esta mañana. >> con su bebé en brazos celebró cada victoría y con valentía compartió con los seguidores en momentos difíciles. >> tras no poder visitar a cordero por 79 días finalmente pudo verlo en el mes de junio. una foto de sus manos sostenidas fue la mayor prueba de amor. el actor nominado al premio tony nunca había manifestado indicios de enfermedad, pero la enfermedad ataco sus pulmones teniendo que ser trasplantado, también amputado de una pierna. >>cordero nació en canadá se mudó a nueva york persiguiendo su sueño sin duda su muerte nos recuerda que la vida es corta, que covid-19 no discrimina. >> la compañía dueña del remdisivir ha sido criticad por el alto costo del medicamento. pero dicen que es un costo necesario para seguir con más producción. >> niños expuestos en autos pese a las altas temperatura

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cordero woke up from that coma, but suffered setback after setback.ight leg d to coronavirus complications. to fully recover, kloots told us he'd need an even more significant surgery. >> our ultimate, ultimate goal would be to get him to be a candidate for a double lung transplant. >> reporter: nick ultimately lost his battle with the coronavirus after 95 long days in the hospital. >> i was wondering, amanda, if you have ever gone there. have doctors told you, amanda, it's time to let him go? have they ever said that to you? >> i believe, gayle, that god is the only person that's going to decide when and if my husband goes. so i will never try to play that role. >> reporter: but to his fans, his friends, and his family, he will always be a bright light that can never be put out. >> and he will be missed. that's the "overnight news" for this tuesday. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm chip reid. captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ >> o'donnell: tonight the new warnings about the age group getting and spreading the virus, the stunning images of party i

nick cordero and his devoted family.rom abc 7, live breaking news. >> that breaking news is in fairfield where sky 7 is over a grass fire that's forced evacuations. this fire started about 90 minutes ago in the nelson hill area. this is not far from ades as you can see there. we have seen the smoke and flames come close to homes in the area. so far, though, we haven't seen any of them catch fire. given how windy silt y it is i area, sit possibit is possible was started by embers from another fire near rodeo. >> let's go to spencer christian now to look at conditions firefighters are facing. it's gusty, spencer. >> it is quite gusty, and the wind gusts have been so strong in that area, that embers from other fires could have easily been flown over to the fairfield area to start this fire. the temperature there is only 78 right now. so it certainly is not a hot day there. but the relative humidity is quite low, very dry. the sustained winds down to about 3 miles per hour. but we have occasional gusts that are stronger. and

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after a 95 day battle, his wife, amanda kloots, shared this image of cordero sunday.god has another angel in heaven. he was surrounded in love by his family, singing and praying as he gently left this earth." through it all, his family, his wife and their 1-year-old son, elvis, would post updates, dancing outside the hospital window. >> nick, dada, is awake! yay! >> nick's family never giving up. through his complications, his leg amputation. tonight, his wife sharing these images. sleeping in the hospital room. holding her husband's hand near the end. her bracelet with the words, "live your life." it's the title of a song cordero wrote. ♪ live your life >> tonight, a young mother and wife and her new message, speaking of silver linings. asking, how do you get through the hardest time in your life? family. this cheeseburger is the best! it's about to get bester baby! ♪ menutaur! make it a double, yeah! nice mane! try my $5.99 southwest cheddar cheeseburger combo and make it a double for a buck more. order now with no contact delivery. for people with heart failure tak

>> reporter: but then a series of setbacks for cordero.a saying just last week that he'll likely need a double lung transplant. >> a 99% chance that he would be needing that in order to live the kind of life that i know my husband would want to live. >> reporter: amanda confirming his passing last night writing on instagram, quote, i am in disbelief and hurting everywhere. my heart is broken as i cannot imagine our lives without him. and in addition to amanda, cordero is survived by his 1-year-old son elvis. >>> at least two people are dead after two small planes crashed over a lake in northern idaho and the sheriff's office says there may be more victims. as many as eight people may have been on the planes. recovery efforts continued overnight. >>> in mexico authorities believe drug smugglers set this plane on fire after it landed on a highway in mexico's yucatan peninsula. officials say the private jet may have been carrying $5 million worth of cocaine. >>> coming up, a potential new name for the washington redskins. >>> also ahead, a de

the tributes, they are pouring in this morning for nick cordero.y star who lost a three-month battle with the coronavirus. he died over the weekend. he was just 41 when he died yesterday at a los angeles hospital. his wife, amanda kloots, wrote on instagram this -- "he was surrounded in love by his family, singing and praying as he gently left this earth." on twitter, "hamilton" creator lin-manuel miranda called the news devastating. cordero's former broadway co-star, zac braff, wrote, "i can honestly tell you i have never met a kinder human being." ♪ i don't keep running nick cordero was known for his soulful baritone. ♪ and versatile vocals. ♪ the 41-year-old made his broadway debut back in 2012 and later went on to originate the role of mob boss sonny in a stage production of "a bronx tale." in 2014, he was nominated for a tony award for playing the menacing gangster cheech in "bullets over broadway." ♪ if i could slack my lover and leave her for another ♪ he and his wife amanda kloots first met as cast mates and later had a son elvis. >> nick's

tony nominated actor nick cordero lost his three month long battle with covid-19. cbs's meg oliver on how the virus took its toll on someone so full of life. ♪ oftentimes the ones that talk will get down on their knees. >> nick cordero was known as the tap dancing tough guy on broadway. with breakout roles that catapulted him to stardom. ♪. but in march cordero, 41, was diagnosed with covid-19. >> nick's body is extremely weak, his muscles have atrophied so he can't move his body yet. >> reporter: his wife amanda kloots posted about his complications, mini strokes, sepsis, a leg amputation, all while on a ventilator. ♪ trying to stay pe,s started playing a song cordero had written, live your life. ♪ live your life >> reporter: the world responded with the hashtag #wakeupnick. ♪ no no no, live your life. >> reporter: on day 90 kloots talked to cbs this morning's gayle king. >> i grab his hand and i'm waiting for the day when he holds my hand back. >> reporter: but that day would never come. after more than three months in the icu, he lost the fight. >> ♪ you don't f

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tenemos que recalcar que cordero era un hombre saludable.te. cuando pruebe estos huevos pueden ver quÉ rico que es esto. esta receta es de mi abuelita tambiÉn. era buena para la cocina. karla: interesante lo de la tortilla en el sofrito. marÍa antonieta: exactamente. le pones ahÍ dentro. vamos. esto es televisiÓn. vamos. [sonido ambiente] le haces cuerpo. cuerpo a la salsa. le das un toque de maÍz. olvÍdate. karla: me voy a inspirar. marÍa antonieta: cuando necesites poner un sofrito interesante asÍ esta. karla: tienes que darnos un adelanto del siguiente caso. marÍa antonieta: el prÓximo caso ya lo tenemos. es este viernes que le vamos a mostrar a dÓnde fue la misión, quiÉn fue, hasta el viernes. de paso quiero agradecer a ustedes, a nuestros televidentes, que se unen con lo que pueden. $50, $200, lo que han podido le doy las gracias. han hecho la diferencia directa con las personas. recuerden que nosotros no somos una loterÍa, somos el puente que conecta. nos pueden escribir al correo que aparece en su pantalla. hay que echarnos la mano to

i feel incredibly grateful to have had nick cordero in my life.eminder that the coronavirus is very serious and can be very devastating. >> sad, sad reminder of that, okay, deb, thanks very much. t.j. >> all right, george. >>> we turn to new concerns for working parents in this pandemic. with schools looking at very modified schedules this fall, one mother writing in "the new york times" that our economy is making it clear right now you cannot have a kid and a job. becky worley spoke exclusively with the author, and good morning to you, becky. >> reporter: good morning, t.j. because of covid, schools have to reduce the number of students in a class. but they have to do it with the same number of teachers, so to make the numbers work that means a rotating schedule. kids in classrooms part time and learning remotely from home part time. now, parents, if kids are only in school part time but we need to work full time, how is that going to work? across the nation school districts are deciding what the classroom will look like this fall as parents stru

broadway actor nick cordero loses his months'-long battle with coronavirus the powerful tributes from friends and fans now pouring in. >>> life in hiding new details on what finally led to the arrest of jeffrey epstein's long-time confidant, ghislaine maxwell. and overnight one of the most vocal victims shares what she wants to see happen next >> i really hope she comes forward and says a, b, c, d was involved and this is how it ran. >> where the case goes from here and our live interview with an attorney for dozens of epstein accusers >>> all that plus first pitch. major league baseball set to release its schedule for a season unlike any other. "today," monday, july 6th, 2020. >> announcer: from nbc news this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> hey, guys. welcome to "today. so happy you're joining us on this monday morning. so happy you're here savannah hitting pause taking a few days off which she definitely deserves. >> you deserve some time off you got it last week you look refreshed >> thank you i had fun with the kids. i saw yo

cordero was nominated for a tony award for his role in bullets over broadway in 2014.e was also known for his acting in the broadway production of waitress. for those of you that think the coronavirus affects only the elderly for the most part, nick 41 and he leaves behind a wife and a baby daughter.>>> now to a dramatic scene in mexico, suspected cartel plane burning in the middle of the highway. the plane made an emergency landing in the middle of the highway after being intercepted by soldiers. apparently it was carrying hundreds of kilos of drugs. local media reported that the people on board with the plane on fire as a diversionary tactic so that they could escape.>>> turning our focus to the forecast, probably the main issue with this weekend was the noticeable warm-up for all of the inland locations. now tomorrow, as much as you warmed up this weekend, you are going to write back down again, some of you as cool as 10 degrees. but before i get there, let's take a look at the view from the top of the sales force tower looking east. can you see a little bit of haye

among the victims, broadway star nick cordero. his wife posting on instagram saying the actor who had been hospitalized for months passed away sunday morning. president trump continues to downplay the threat of the virus. >> we have tested almost 40 million people. by so doing, we show cases 99% of which are totally harmless. >> reporter: also promising a vaccine by the end of the year. but fda commissioner stephen hahn says he cannot predict when one will be available. >> we will make a decision based upon the data and science on a vaccine with respect to the safety and effectiveness of that vaccine. >> reporter: new york, once the epicenter of the pandemic, entering phase three of reopening monday. but indoor dining will still be prohibited. alex presha, abc news, washington. >> alex, thank you. >>> a young florida man who just recovered from a three-week battle with covid-19 is now warning others his age to take the virus more seriously. 22-year-old troy hart of pensacola tested positive after experiencing chest pains and a fev

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broadway star nick cordero has died after fighting coronavirus for 90 days.rers from around the world rallying for his recovery. cordero's wife, amanda, regularly updated her social media accounts with her husband's progress. she posted on instagram on sunday, god has another angel. as an actor, cordero was nominated for his tony for his performance in "bullets over broadway" in 2014. he also made several television show appearances, including on "blue bloods" and "law & order: svu." nick d nick cordero was just 41 years old. >> a lot of broken hearts on broadway this morning. also this morning, america has lost one of its great composers. ♪ >> honestly, a few of the most iconic measures of movie music you will ever hear. enno moricone was known by many as the maestro scored more than 500 films in his career. he won his oscar for his work in quentin tarantino's "the hateful 8" and died in rome after suffering complications from a fall last week. he was 91, but he leaves behind such memorable work. >> he had a long life with which to compose those memories. >>

nick cordero was 41.breaking news. >> and welcome to "the lead." i'm pamela brown in for jake tapper. and we begin with our health lead. the coronavirus pandemic. this afternoon the white house press secretary shockingly claimed that the world is looking at the united states as a, quote, leader in combating coronavirus. yet, the nation is only leading in all the wrong ways. the number of coronavirus cases now almost 3 million. and deaths now more than 130,000. only four states are seeing the number of coronavirus cases decrease. and california and florida, well, they're leading the w

nick cordero, dead of 41. >>> a fast-moving wildfire continues to spread on the south bay. we will tell you just how much is burned and have the latest on the containment efforts. plus, another record day of coronavirus hospitalizations across california, we will break down the numbers and what is behind the spike. >>> from ktvu fox news, this is mornings on 2. >>> thank you for joining us, welcome to july 6th . >> thank you for joining us this morning, whether on the minds of a lot of people, particularly since we have seen a number of fires, let's check in with kyla rogan who is in for steve this morning. >> hi, i'm monitoring the weather right near where the fire is right now, we have higher humidity levels and we have a break fr

i feel so incredibly grateful i got to have nick cordero enter my life. i'll miss him every day of my life. that's for sure. >> reporter: amanda says the daily sing alongs always made her feel better even on days when she wasn't on the mood to get online and sing. as zach braff mentioned, amanda and nick had one child elvis who just turned 1. hoda? >> wow. amanda is a really, really strong human being. all right, joe. thank you so much. >>> all right. it is 8:06. feels like we could use a morning boost. >> okay. i got that for you. a connecticut dad who was under lockdown with his family spent those months recreating famous movie scenes using his kids as stars. let's see if you could recognize this one. >> are you crying? are you crying? there's no crying in baseball.r. there's no crying in baseball! >> there's no crying in baseball that's, of course, the tom hanks classic "a league of their own." perfect segue. there's no crying in baseball. tom hanks will join us for a live interview in just a couple minutes. other spoofs they did, they did "psycho," "b

>> nick cordero was out lived by his 1-year-old who will grow up hearing stories of how much he was loved. >> oh, yeah. >> jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> thanks for joining us. anderson starts now. >>> and good evening. thanks for being with us. if divisive inflamed torely racist words could kill the coronavirus and the president of the united states would be headed stockholm. instead, tonight he's safe inside his biological bunker surrounded by people wearing masks getting tested and encouraging the rest of us not to follow the best scientific advice. he's trying to persuade the country that the virus is simply vanishing or if that won't work he's trying to divert people's attention elsewhere to smearing a black nascar driver supporting the confederate flag and statutes of traitors. so, knowing it's a diversion, we begin tonight where attention ought to be on the facts we have to face right now. white house task force member dr. anthony fauci said we're still knee-deep in the first wave of this. today, the country crossed another milestone 130,000 lives lost by tomorrow or wednesday, it

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a surprising percentage of relatively young people are being hard-hit, including nick cordero, who died of the virus. it's not just the elderly at risk. for many across the country, this past weekend was a declaration of independence unlike any other. thousands publicly social distancing guidelines ignored. from michigan to new jersey to delaware, as though a global pandemic wasn't under way. some celebrations were cancelled. but in atlanta, hundreds of people packed night clubs, dancing, sharing hookahs, the mayor just testing positive. all this as the number of covid cases in the u.s. continues to rise. 38 states reporting increases. nine have hit record highs. >> people are dying. people are getting sick. with a disease that we right now are still trying to find out how to even find a cure for. >> in florida, the number of cases has surpassed 200,000. in texas, more than 8,000 people hospitalized. it's a clash between people taking the virus seriously, and those who appear not to. like this woman in arizona, who posted a video of herself throwing masks to the ground. >> i can't do it

. >> doble golpe el covid-19 apaga la vida de nick cordero, con tantos y rezos su familia lo acompaÑÓ >> * mientras italia dice adiÓs a este compositor. >> noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz balart. >> y nuestra imagen del dÍa nos llega desde colombia, donde al menos 8 personas murieron tras la exposiciÓn de un camion cisterna lleno de gasolina, las avisamos que las imÁgenes son fuertes. >> el camiÓn primo volco y decenas de personas se acercaron a robarse la gasolina, minutos despuÉs el camiÓn exploto, los alrededores quedaron regados de muertos y heridos. enseguida le cuento mÁs, pero vamos con el coronavirus que ha sumado en estados unidos mÁs de 250 mil nuevos casos en los Últimos 5 dÍas, con estados como florida, acercÁndose a los records de contagios que marcÓ nueva york en su peor momento de la pandemia. hay hospitales que lanzaron la alarma por falta de camas en cuidados intensivos, rogelio mora-tagle estÁ frente a una de esas salas de emergencia, rogelio mora-tagle cÓmo se estÁ viviendo la crisis ahÍ? >> josÉ, despues la realidad es que el aumento de las nuevos casos estÁ compl

. >>> broadway star nick cordero dies loosing his battle with covid-19 after more than 90 days in the hospital. we'll take a look back at the biggest moments of his career. so abbott is getting new tests into their hands, delivering the critical results they need. and until this fight is over, we...will...never...quit. because they never quit. say you will. the beaches in ce florida were packed this holiday weekend despite a spike in coronavirus cases. spin my people have been cooped up for over five months. they need a release. >> they did spread out for social distancing and they reminded to avoid big groups and also had parking that was spaced out for social distancing. time as 4:57, we could never see a spike in covid-19 cases for people who ignore the guidelines this holiday weekend. some of the big questions looming as the pandemic spread. >> reporter: there are questions about whether schools will reopen next year and whether states are moving too quickly. and long weekend and another prime opportunity for coronavirus to gain a foothold. doctors see surge in case numbers and tr

his wife, amanda said that she held cordero's hand and song his favorite song called "live your life " >>> covid-19 cases are surging in our armed forces. according to the military times, military cases rose 27% in june. 3 service members have died out of the 3,000 total cases. >>> global coronavirus cases hit a new high over the weekend. on saturday, the world health organization says worldwide cases rose by over 212,000 in 24 hours. the united states, brazil, and india have the biggest increases. >>> as schools begin to announce what a return to classrooms might look like amid the pandemic, many parents are opting to homeschool their children. experts say some families doll it well, but others will struggle. >>> and jenniferance aniston is speaking out to encourage others to wear face masks saying if you care about human life, please, a a mask. it really shouldn't be a debate. >>> let's turn to idaho. officials believe eight people to total were on board when two planes crashed. it's unlikely anyone survived that crash. the national transportation safety board will likely take over

on sunday, cordero was surrounded by family, who sang his songs by his side as he passed.ere in los angeles county where the number of new infections has spiked in the last two weeks, icu beds could be at capacity by the end of the month. there are more infections in this region than in nearly any other part of the country. lester >> all right miguel almaguer tonight, thank you. >>> as covid surges across many states, some hospitals are at the brink. in florida alone, dozens of icus are out of beds. kerry sanders has more >> reporter: tonight, scenes like these on some of florida's beaches over the holiday weekend worrying health officials, with 44 hospitals here now reaching icu capacity. north side hospital in st. petersburg among them is florida headed in that same overload that new york had? >> i hope not. we are seeing an increase on a daily basis or a weekly basis. >> reporter: while the death toll in florida at nearly 4,00 remains much smaller than new york, nearly 32,000, there are worrying signs it took florida four months to register 100,000 cases. in the last we

a life gone too soon broadway star nick cordero loses his months long battle against covid-19 passing away. >>at the age of just 41 how he's being remembered tonight and as far as major league baseball schedules released today, our kate rooney joins us next to devin, did you know geico is now offering an extra 15 percent credit on car and motorcycle policies? ok? that's 15 percent on top of what geico could already save you. so what are you waiting for? dj khaled to be your motivational coach? yo devin! remember to brush in a circle motion. thank you... dj... khaled. tiny circles, devin. do another one. another one. is this good? put in that work, devin. don't give up. geico. save an extra 15% when you switch by october 7th. save an extra 15% when you switch and the hidden smiles. the foggy glasses, and the muffled laughs. a simple piece of fabric makes a big statement: i care. wear a mask. let's all do our part to slow the spread. mourning tonight actor nick cordero died yesterday after a long difficult battle with covid-19 millions have been following his daily struggle in the icu o

jeanne moos is "outfront". >>> broadway star nick cordero spent three months in the icu in a coma. >>p. >> i'm asking again for all the prayers, mega prayers. >> his ordeal documented by his wife amanda from "bullets over broadway." to "law and order "his career was going great. >> ♪ this one could be one of the great ones ♪ >> until it was cut short by covid-19. god has another angel in heaven now posted his wife. nick had been young and healthy as alec baldwin noted. >> 41 years old. my god. >> last june, nick was looking at his newborn son elvis in the icu. this june, nick was in the icu himself. and through it all, amanda shared the experience. >> he told me four times that he won't survive. >> he was put on a ventilator. >> his pulse gone for two minutes and they had to resuscitate his heart. >> they had to amputate a leg. >> it was a situation of life or leg. >> he communicated with his eyes. >> by looking up or down to yes or no questions. >> amanda recruited an army to say prayers created a #wakeupnick that inspired people to sing and dance. >> wake up, nick. wake up, nick. >>

cordero died sounded by his -- surrounded by his family in los angeles.e leaved his behind wife and 1-year-old son. todd: his death from the virus, one of close to 130,000 here in the u.s. california, arizona, texas and florida all posting record numbers of new infections over the holiday weekend. in the lone star state, hospitalizations just hit a record high, causing major concern over the availability of beds. two counties there already reporting their hospitals are at full capacity. florida adding nearly 10,000 new cases on sunday, with total cases now yo topping 200,000. carley: the director of harvard global health institute says despite a steady rise in new cases, there is some good news in the fight against covid-19. >> i think we opened up a little too early in some places, a lot of states didn't meet the white house's own guidelines for when to open up safely. we didn't have the kind of testing and tracing infrastructure that we needed. we're getting better at treating the disease. so we may have somebody who spends two or three weeks in the icu

cordero died surrounded by his family in los angeles.ife and 1-year-old son. that is sad. rob: very sad. a cluster of covid-19 cases breaking out in fraternity houses at the university of washington. more than 120 students testing positive on the seattle campus. college officials say the houses have reduced the number of people living inside while school is out. a pop-up testing site is now available on the campus. carley: president trump striking a patriotic tone this 4th of july weekend. >> we celebrate our history, our heroes, we are the decedents of the most daring and courageous people. carley: and while many americans celebrated the fourth, some protested it and now there are calls to re-evaluate the 4th of july all together. does this go too far? we debate it, next. rob: the nypd giving a young girl who lost her home in a fire something to celebrate. an officer's act of kindness. ♪ this is our moment. ♪ this is our time. ♪ copd makes it hard to breathe. so to breathe better, i started once-daily anoro. ♪ copd tries to say, "go thi

and, broadway actor nick cordero died sunday in los angeles, from covid-19 complications. hospitalized for more th 90 days. cordero appeared in a number of broadway shows, including "waitress" and "a bronx tale"., in 20 earned a tony nomination for his role in the l "bullets over broadway nick cordero was 41 years old. still to come on the newshour: covid's disproportionate toll on people of color in the u.s. a pengect storm - the increasi threats of hurricanes during the pandemic. political stakes: how president trump doubles down on racially charged language. and much more. i woodruff: the coronavir king a disproportionate toll on people ofolor. amna nawaz reports that new numbers reveal the outsized impact with striki new detail >> nawaz: that's right judy, the "new york times" auired demographic data from the centers for disease control through a lawsuit under the freedom of informataon act. the et, of about 1.5 million cases here in the u.s., shows that latinos and african americans are nearly three times more likely to be infected than white americans, and are twice

nick cordero was 41 years old.o come on the newshour: covid's disproptionate toll on ople of color in the u.s. a perfect stor- the increasing threats of hurricanes during the pandemic political stakes: how president trump doubles down on racially charged language. and much more. >> woodruff: the coronavirus is taking a disproportionate toll on people of color.amna nawaz rw numbers reveal the outsized aipact with striking new d >> nawaz: that's right judy, the demographic data from the centers for disease control h a lawsuit under the freedom of information act. the data set, of about 1.5 million casehere in the u.s., shows that latinos and african americans are nearly three times more likely to be infected than white americans, and are twice as likely to die. for a closer look at those numbers, i am joined by dr. kirstebibbins-domingo, professor of medicine at the university of california, san francisco, where sheo the inaugural vice dean for population health and health equity. dr. bibbins-domingo, welcome to the

. >>> also this morning, sad news overnight, nick cordero passed his.is wife's emotional message for us. and tributes are coming in. >>> and then growing concerns about pro sports coming back, dozens of baseball or basketball players testing positive. some of them choosing to sit out the season. now as the neighbor is about to head to orlando, j.j. redick will join us live, why he is saying that he playing this year -- he will play, i'm sorry, even though he is not completely comfortable. >>> plus it is our great american cookout and robin will be grilling up nacho burgers with one of her favorite chefs. so let's go. >> why not. >> and i'm just are imagining a lot of cheese. like melted cheese all over the place. and i don't know what. >> yeah, what i love, it is celebrating one of her favorite restaurants. but my goodness, this is next level. >> sounds it. we'll see you soon, thanks so much. >>> people who grew up in san francisco know all too well that the city has changed a lot over the years. now it is topping a list for one particular neighborhood

everything about russia's involvement and the 2016 presidential election. >> april ryan and carrie corderohere. >> thank you, thank you. >>> a "large number of u.s. marines" in japan tested positive for coronavirus. according to the governor of k okina okinawa. the governor can't help but have doubts the prevention measures the u.s. is taking. this and much more next in your weekend presidential beef. >>> firbrief. >>> and christine romans have a preview with your "before the bell" report. >>> and worst earning since the great recession. companies reporting second quarter results this week. profits for the s&p 500 are expected to decline by nearly 44%. that's the biggest drop since the fourth quarter of 2008. there's a lot more uncertainty than usual this time. more than half of s&p 500 companies simply withdrew their previous guidance or never even issued it. with wall street flying blind, volatility could spike. big banks are the first to report. citigroup, jpmorgan chase, goldman sachs and bank of america among the companies delivering results. banks are likely to show sig cant loan los

. >>> mourning the death of nick cordero who lost his battle against covid-19. lot of people on social media closely following his three-month fight with updates posted by his wife. a tony nominated broadway actor. doctors first put him on a ventilator in march. he was just 41 years old. his wife posted on instagram, quote, my heart is broken as i cannot imagine our lives without him. cordero, who also left behind a 1-year-old son. >> the difficult thing is for those of us on the outside it seems like everything might be okay. we're walking around with masks. but you can't see what's happening inside of a hospital until you see something like that. the family reaching out and sharing their story. really sad, healthy and 41 years old. that's just not what you want to see. >> we need to see more. >>> 5:27 this morning. up next we'll continue to follow the breaking news in the deep south bay. crews on scene at two fires, one has people out of their homes this morning. what we're just learning about what may have sparked this very busy morning for firefighters. plus

. >>> nick cordero losing his life to coronavirus after being in the hospital for months.nal moments. >>> a 37-year-old battling coronavirus symptoms for months. hear what she's been going through. i know so many americans are suffering, suffering the loss of a loved one, suffering economic hardship. the country is crying out for leadership, leadership that can unite us, leadership that brings us together. that's what the presidency is - the duty to care, to care for all of us, not just those who vote for us, but all of us. i promise you this: i won't traffic in fear and division. i won't fan the flames of hate. i'll seek to heal the racial wounds that have long plagued our country, not use them for political gain. i'll do my job and i will take responsibility, i won't blame others. you know, i've said from the outset of this election, that we're in the battle for the soul of this nation. what we believe and maybe most importantly, who we want to be, it's all at stake. when we stand together, finally as one america, we'll rise stronger than we were before. i'm joe biden an

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cnn national security analyst carrie cordero joins us now to discuss.eaction to this push from president trump to send federal agents into cities where the mayors say they don't want them? is this responding to a real threat, or is this just politics? >> reporter: what i'm worried about is he's stepping on his political influence onto the department of homeland security to use this big law enforcement force to go beyond the scope of what their normal activities are to do. so dhs should be protecting. they have a role to protect the federal facilities there. what they should not be doing is going out into the streets of portland or any other street to enforce criminal law. >> are there any legal actions that these mayors or governors can take, beyond just sending the president a letter? >> well, i think what they need to do first is they need to be speaking directly. the federal government, the department of homeland security, and the attorney general needs to engage. they need to be talking directly to local state officials in oregon and in portland to

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. >>> and the broadway world is mourning the loss of actor nick cordero. the series of setbacks for a man who was a healthy 41-year-old prior to covid. he was diagnosed a few >>> we have a bit of a roller coaster this week. monday, tuesday, wednesday are relatively average. and then friday, saturday, sunday, temperatures start to jump above average from upper 60s in san francisco to mid-90s inland. saturday will be about the same and sunday, we'll ahead a couple degrees. 70 in san francisco to 98 in antioch. >>> and we're learning more about the death of broadway star his wife made the announcement that he had died. he initially went to the hospital on march 31, he thought he had pneumonia. here is mona kosar abdi. ♪ >> reporter: this morning in the broadway mourningne of tir o. neck co nick cordero passing away from complications of coronavirus 95 days after he first checked into the er. and he had originally thought tt intensive care, had his right leg amputated and lost more than be 60 pounds. and also suffering several mini strokes. the 41-year-old was

yesterday nick cordero was just 41 years old. as we see the age of the victims going down and the numbers of cases going up maybe more people will decide to wear masks or. that's the bus. 9.53 in national news an 8 year-old boy from pennsylvania is leading a local movement against racial injustice. ryan houston has the story as cars go by. >>hawking their horns in support. 8 year-old andre barron stands tall his shirt, his sign the message all the same he is like matters isn't fun >>so black about people at because a collector skin so he stands rain or sign several days a week outside the pizza station on lincoln avenue in bellevue he says he got this idea from his mom and seeing andres big brother joined i want to see everybody being equal so they could be a change for my brother gets older and something happens on, but it's not just andre's family. the community is supporting him. >>black. >>why young get older their side i won't be quite so you can be comfortable we stand with you and our friends matter to be a little boy and

nick cordero, you may have seen about him, amazing reviews as a broadway actor. in 2014, he was nominated for a tony award. he leaves behind a 1-year-old son. back in march, he contracted the coronavirus. his wife cataloged his fight with the illness for four months. last week, nick cordero succumbed to complications from the virus at the age of 41. of the weekend, his family held a memorial service for him. his wife posting on instagram, his spirit was definitely there. nika stroeser was a promising young scientist. at the age of 8, she was diagnosed with a learning disability but she was pushed to work hard and made it to truman college. her professor suggested she take up science and she earned two masters researching plant dna. the field museum's head of botanical collections said she had golden hands when it came to ex-trabl ex-trablgting dna. ex-trablgting dna. 49... 50! i found you! good job. now i'm gonna stay here and you go hide. watch your favorites from anywhere in the house with the xfinity stream app. free with your xfinity service. now any room can

nick cordero was just 41 years old. >> he fought so hard and long.ents over the last few months where there was hope but after all that time, i know on broadway, there were a lot of broken hearts this morning. he was beloved and i know there's a lot of people just very, very sad this morning about this. >> so many people around the world were watching, hoping, praying for him and watching the ups and downs of his struggle with t ait and how happy he was short time ago with his newborn and wife. >> a young, healthy man. >>> all right, cnn's coverage continues next. it can plunge you into deep, dark lows. and, can leave you feeling extremely sad and disinterested. overwhelmed by bipolar depression? ask about vraylar. not all types of depression should be treated the same. vraylar effectively helps relieve all symptoms of bipolar depression... with just one pill, once a day. elderly patients with dementia-related psychosis have an increased risk of death or stroke. call your doctor about unusual changes in behavior or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants

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carrie cordero, you served as a prosecutor.se, attorney generals have always been political appointees and many have been accused of many political for the president that they serve of. in your experience is bill barr particularly political, particularly aligned with the president on issues, for instance, black lives matter of political importance. >> i think the part of bill barr's written statement that is in line with other attorney generals is his statement on policing and his department does try to take on the particular role of being the chief law enforcement officer so from that perspective i think that statement does that, but having served in the justice department across different political administrations, this particular attorney general does seem to go out of his way to make political arguments on behalf of the president. one of the things i was surprised about by his written statement was that it really came across to me more as a political speech, not as a document that you would see the attorney general. for exa