[mischevious music] eva white! let me try rubbing this lamp. eva white! oh [bleep]! hi johnny! actually worked. all right eva, so where do we begin? we're going to do a quick spread. and what you guys can do is just kind of have your intentions in mind. - ok. and i'm going to tell you everything that i'm seeing, and whatever messages i have for you, whatever to watch out for, for the year to come. - i love it. margaret, what fori want you to doe. is just kind of relax your energy as i shuf good! you've got a lot of people surrounding you, margaret. mm-hmm. this is called the princess of cups. the next one is called the prince of wands. when we see the cups, it means that you make people happy. but when we see wands, we've got the male and the female. so it means males and females alike can be able to relate to you in a way where even your family can't. that's great. i love that. i concur, eva! we see what's called the lovers surrounding also the art card. and then there's some changes between now and up until august. there's going to be many personal opportunities to be able to

eva. >> mona kosar abdi for us, thank you so much. >>> turning to politics and president biden is expected to mark a dark anniversary by becoming the first u.s. president to officially recognize the armenian genocide. abc's white house correspondent maryalice parks is on the north lawn and more on the president's agenda. good morning, maryalice. >> reporter: eva. this week the president deeply engaged in diplomacy hosting more than 40 global leaders virtually here at the white house for his climate summit. the president telling even leaders that he has big disagreements with that he hopes they can come together on climate change. the president yesterday had a moment where he found himself agreeing with russia's president, vladimir putin. we've heard biden call putin a killer. yesterday he said he liked an idea that putin was pitching about countries coming together to develop new technology around carbon capture, capturing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. now outside of the summit, we're also tracking reports that the president is considering formally recognizing the armenian genocide. this would be a big deal. president biden would be the first american president to formally recognize the killing of armeni

eva pilgrim joins us from outside his hospital in white plains, new york, on his condition. y on tour and we're told that he was in the middle of making a new movie. this morning he is here in this hospital in grave condition. ♪ stop, drop ♪ this morning, rapper dmx is fighting for his life. tmz is reporting the rapper suffered a heart attack last friday night due to a drug overdose. abc has not been able to independently confirm the cause of the heart attack. the 50-year-old on life support. his former manager telling "the new york times," he's in a vegetative state. over the weekend, his children apparently rushing to be by their father's side. >> i'm saddened about his health. i'm concerned about him. he is in grave condition. whatever that means, that's what i'm being told. >> reporter: rap superstar dmx known for hits like "party up." ♪ y'all gonna make me lose my mind ♪ ♪ up in here, up in here ♪ >> reporter: and "who we be." ♪ across seven albums list legacy in the hip-hop world, cemented. the rapper whose real name is earl simmons also starring in more than a dozen fi

commission is not asked to make formal recommendations to the white house, so it's not exactly clear what he's going to do with this final study, eva you, maryalice. >>> now to derek chauvin and his trial. the former minneapolis police officer charged with killing george floyd. week two of testimony wrapping up with the medical examiner on the stand revealing critical details about how he said floyd died. abc's reena roy has more from minneapolis. reena, good morning. >> reporter: eva, good morning to you. this week was all about cause of death and use of force. as you said, experts explaining in painful detail about exactly how they believe george floyd died. week two in the closely watched murder trial of derek chauvin ending with a bang. jurors hearing highly anticipated testimony from dr. andrew baker, the hennepin county medical examiner, who performed george floyd's autopsy saying his body just couldn't handle the restraint from officers. >> the law enforcement subdual restraint and neck compression was more than mr. floyd could take by virtue of those heart conditions. >> reporter: the prosecution hoping to convince the jury

white house for additional vaccine. but this evening, the head of the cdc saying sending more vaccine is not the immediate solution, suggesting michigan should, in her words, close things down. abc's eva pilgrim from dearborn tonight. >> reporter: tonight, an alarming rise in coronavirus cases now rivaling last summer's surge. deaths now creeping up, too. doctors in michigan warning the vrus there is burning like a wildfire. >> we're still seeing patients in critical condition. we're still seeing patients that are ending up on ventilators. >> reporter: the crush of covid patients now forcing several michigan hospitals to pause elective surgeries. the governor is pleading for more vaccine. >> if we could get more vaccines in arms. >> reporter: more resources are on the way to michigan,but the white house covid team today pushing back, saying a whack-a-mole approach with the vaccine supply won't work. >> the answer is not necessarily to give vaccine, in fact, we know the vaccine will have a delayed response. the answer to that is to really close things down, to go back to our basics, to go back to where we were last spring, last summer and to shut things down to flatten the curve. >> re

eva longoria, ryan seacrest, nba, nascar to get involved. they tout statistics. they say 2/3 of older americans have been vaccinated. the number of cases in the last week dropped by about ten%. the white house told us privately this would be the real challenge when there were more doses out there than people who wanted them. this is where people may go to their primary care physician's office and get it. it is right here. do you want it. and president biden will deliver his joint address marking 100 days in office. and he will travel to georgia the day following, thursday of next week. >> and the weather is improving in many parts of the country and they want to be outdoors and don't see the need to wear a mask. how is the white house dealing with the cdc's reluctance to modify its masking requirements? i know they don't want to interfere because that would smack of what president trump was doing. >> they want science to guide. but based on the science, when you are outside, i am outside right now, this is the safest place to be. but the cdc guidelines say wear a mask when you are outside in public spaces. the white house has steered clear of this conversation but it is a pressure poi

the white house is hoping to persuade adults, with the help of a new social media initiative, featuring athletes and celebrities like ryan seacrest and eva longoria. hoping americans continue to sign up and stop a fourth wave. while all eyes remain on the j&j decision in hours. >> another item, sam, a growing number of colleges starting to require vaccines for students to return to campus this fall. what's the latest on that, and how widespread is it? >> reporter: yeah, savannah, the nation's largest public university system, the university of california, and cal state university, are now requiring not just students but faculty and staff to be vaccinated if they want to be back on campus this fall. savannah, that is contingent upon the fact that the vaccine goes from emergency use authorization to full approval. savannah, this could affect a million plus people, many dozens of colleges now have this policy implemented. back to you. >> big deal, sam. thank you. >>> now to minnesota, where an emotional funeral was held for daunte wright. he is the 20-year-old fatally shot by police near minneapolis. his family joined at that service by mem

white house announced today. over at hhs, they're launching the we can do this live series to pair medical experts with prominent influencers. some of the groups participating include kelly ripa, eva kim, the president of the national association of evangelicals, nascar, the nba, the recording academy, and the wnba. talk about sort of the vastness of this campaign and the hopes for what it could achieve. >> yeah, nicole, the biden white house is very clearly trying to take the political sheen off of this campaign. they don't want people like jen psaki or ron klain or the president or the vice president leading this campaign. they want it to be people who don't seem to have a political agenda, folks like david was just saying, out in the community and friends and family, but also celebrities who are not a part of our daily political conversation, and the other thing interesting that we're seeing biden officials talk about is a focus on tone. they don't want to create an impression that they're belittling people who are hesitant to take the vaccine or making them feel stupid for not wanting to take the vaccine. rather, they want health officials to be open and sympathetic to the con