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featured in a band video called plan demick the researcher dr judy of it has made claims that dr anthony fauci of the c.d.c. was responsible for the corona virus outbreak was putting the brakes on this a good idea for his take let's go to t.v. legend larry king host of politicking now larry you and i have done 1 a lot of analysis on the media recently and perhaps it's needed at this crucial time in history but given this dr judy meek of its having been debunked and the video plan demick being banned on social media platforms like facebook and twitter was it a good thing that sinclair shelved that episode. as i think it was you know we. all into this conspiracy theory it goes back to the killing of kennedy the cia that people don't believe we went to the moon you know people believed it was a scream. and they're appealing to the lowest in collecting the population who are asking for something i understand this woman thinks that bill gates was was behind all this along with dr foggy to do what to spread the news of what are they saying the virus isn't of irish are they saying it was a planned attack on the w

mcconnell wearing a mask talking about the importance of wearing masks or dr anthony fauci or dr redfield the head of the c.d.c. in the united states. who did not encourage wearing masks as soon as china did as you just noted but it raises these interesting challenges that testing is this male yobo thing some think it's good some others don't. you guys are putting a rock solid marker down and saying we have to have. well let me just comment about that the president's clip after his interview with chris wallace where he again claimed that the u.s. had the lowest mortality rates in the world i tried to look at what i think the relevant mortality rate which is per day right now where does the u.s. stand compared to other european countries and we have the highest mortality rate compared any of these countries it's higher than france germany tire than sweden it's higher than the united kingdom it's way higher than canada so i and if you kind of followed the back and forth about that interview it seemed clear that the president actually believed that we had the lowest mortality rate when he said that he was looking

c.d.c. guidance to be a reason why peopln don't reo their schools. robert: and dr. anthony fau was attacked in a "usa today" op-ed by peter navarro, onee of resident's trade advisor. fauci responded in an interview with the aantic. >> it isiz bitarre. i don't really fully understand it. if you talk to reasonable ople in the white house, they realize that was a major mistake on theirec partse it doesn't do anything but reflect poorly m. t i can't explain peter navarro. naes world by himself. so i don't even want to go there.: robenathan, i know you want to jump in. this was a week where politics and theolitical map seemed to be scrambled. just weeks ahead of the convention. but also annt imporeek of the inside the white house of the president and his allies saying to dr. fauci and others, we're in control. jonathan: yeah. and you know the white house press secretary came out and tried tootally deny the idea that there was any tension between the president and dr. fauci. inact, what she said is this whole idea of fauci versus the president couldn be further om the truth. and

there calling for a mandatory mask mask to be worn in public and dr anthony fauci the head of the infectious disease department of the c.d.c. has said the midwest is now where they're seeing. the most increases of potential cases but they're also keeping a close eye of course in california texas arizona and florida as well u.s. is still has many many states that are seeing rising numbers of cases and also rising numbers of deaths a reason to thank you very much indeed and let's go now to there is that daniel sharma who joins us live from what desire is some polling numbers for latin america particularly mexico what more can you tell us about what's happening there. what will make secure as you mentioned more than the economy shrinking by more than 17 percent in. april may and june of this year this follows the economy already struggling in months previous to that and that obviously translates into businesses closing jobs being lost and some of talked about as many as $10000000.00 people joining those suffering from poverty traditionally when people have suffered from poverty in mexico and central america they've gone to th

c.d.c. calls for in-person learning saying children are at low risk of getting sick or spreading the virus. today dr. anthonyci, the nation's top infectious disease doctor, said that guidance was sound, but also said that the country's hardest-hit states need to consider halting or walking back their reopening plans. and while dr. fauci did not call for the entire country to shut down again, tonight more than 150 scientists are, saying the only way to control the spread of the virus is a national order to stay home. today, massachusetts and washington, d.c., said they will try to control the spread by forcing visitors coming from hot spots to quarantine for two weeks. and with unemployment benefits running out for millions of americans and a federal ban that temporarily stopped landlords from evicting people set to expire, congress went home for the weekend, without agreeing on a plan to extend either benefit. there's a lot of news to get to tonight, and our team of correspondents is covering it all. cbs' manuel bojorquez is going to lead off our coverage tonight in miami beach. good evening, manny. >> repor

c.d.c. memo indicates nationwide cases in children are rising, too, near the level of cases of patients 65 or older. today dr. anthonyci warned the virus may never disappeamatl get control of it. i don't really see us eradicating it. >> reporter: across the country the debate over wearing masks continues. >> i don't need to wear a mask for them to be safe. >> reporter: but today ohio, indiana and minnesota as well as washington, d.c., and baltimore enacted mask orders. the home depot joined the list of retailers requiring customers to wear them. the n.f.l. announced it will require them of fans, too, if the games are played at all. on the vaccine front the government announced today a contract worth nearly $2 billion with two companies, including pfizer, to provide 600 million doses. the companies have said that if their vaccine is proven safe and efficient, 100 million of those doses could be available by december. norah? >> o'donnell: manuel bojorquez, thank you. tonight china is vowing to retaliate after the u.s. accused the country of hacking into companies doing coronavirus vaccine research and ordered its consu

c.d.c. backed off the idea that his agency would change its guidelines for reopening schools after the vice president suggested it would. and tonight, the country's top infectious disease expert dr. anthonyci says he believes the country's hardest hit states should consider pausing plans to reopen. more than three million cases of coronavirus have now been e eoplve been killed by the virus nationwide. president trump didn't address that growing death toll todaylee way for a new york grand jury to see his tax returns. there is clearly a lot of reporting to get to and our team of correspondents is covering it all. cbs's david begnaud leads our coverage tonight from orlando. david? >> reporter: margaret, good evening, we are outside disney world because today they reopened to their annual pass holders as they are known, that's despite the fact that n, despite the fact thatere most here in orange county of disney world is located, new coronavirus infections have jumped 130% over the last 12 days. despite that, disney world is set to open up to the general public saturday.alasldert rst dibs inside disney world todaday. but the magic doesn't quite look the same. visitors and employees as they