data collected from johns hopkins university does not support the president's claim.r than many other countries, although the uk is worst affected. president trump also defended his decision not to enforce the use of facemasks around the country. no, i want people to have a certain freedom and i don't believe in that, no. i do not believe that if everyone wore a mask, everything disappears. doctor fauci said that do not wear a mask. our surgeon general said do not wear a mask, everyone was saying do not wear a mask and now everyone has to wear a mask. and as you know, masks cause problems too. with that being said, i'm a believer in masks, i think masks are good. this is the new epicentre for covid—i9 and there is little sign of masks here. florida is facing a growing crisis, although the streets of this party town are still busy. with a persistently high number of cases and states, miami beach is under curfew. we have a lot of visitors, a lot of folks that were not necessarily complying with the mandates of the orders to wear a face cover and to have that social dist

we passed the horrific 150,000 dead milestone this really scathing report from scholars at john hopkins university. let me read you this. unlike many countries in the world the united states is not on course to get control of this epidemic. it is time to reset. they recommend universal mask orders on a federal level. they urge the federal government to lead the charge to improve testing and they say in hot spots people must be ordered once again to stay home. the u.s. just suffered the deadliest day of the summer so far. 1244 lives reported lost to covid-19 tuesday. >> if we don't do something to change our course we will have multiple hundreds of thousands of deaths in this country. >> reporter: the association of american medical colleges wants decisive, coordinated action releasing a detailed road map calling for increased testing, enforcement of reopening criteria, as well as informing and educating the public. the president and his accolytes are pushing a high discredited drug hydroxychloroquine >> i am pleading with you and the american people to look at this drug again because i literally h

more than 2.9 million confirmed cases of covid-19 in the united states according to john hopkins johns hopkins university. and medical experts including doctor anthony fauci warned the country is still heading in the wrong direction. john lawrence reports. >>there's no escaping the threat of the coronavirus pandemic this a public health crisis furnish johns hopkins university reports the number of known cases in the u.s. doubles roughly every month in the u.s.. atlanta mayor keisha lance bottoms and her husband are among the latest to test positive for the virus. this is it we that all the things that we thought we should do and for us to still test positive. >>i think really speaks to how easily this virus is fred a new study published in the proceedings of the national academy of sciences. >>fines asymptomatic or pre-symptomatic people may be responsible for half of the country's covid-19 cases about 20% of people will need hospitalization. 20% of that of those people will need critical care and if you end up on a ventilator 80% of those folks will die new cases are surging at least 32 states and some

but data collated by america's johns hopkins university does not support the president's claim.the us is higher than many other countries, although the uk is worst affected. president trump also defended his decision not to enforce the use of facemasks around the country. no, i want people to have a certain freedom and i don't believe in that, no. and i don't agree with that statement that if everybody wore a mask, everything disappears. hey, dr fauci said don't wear a mask. 0ur surgeon general, terrific guy, said don't wear a mask. everybody was saying don't wear a mask, well all of a sudden everybody‘s gotta wear a mask. and as you know, masks cause problems too. with that being said, i'm a believer in masks, i think masks are good. this is the new epicentre for covid—i9 and there is little sign of masks here. florida is facing a growing crisis, although the streets of this party town are still busy. with a persistently high number of cases in the state, miami beach is under curfew. we have a lot of visitors, we had a lot of folks who weren't necessarily complying with the man

tuesday, according to johns hopkins university. that is a new single-day high. we're not need to be were hit deep in. >>if we don't do something dramatically will soon be empty an updated model from the university of washington predicts more than 200,000 americans will die from the virus by november 1st, partly because of the surge of cases in florida arizona texas and california the other factors school openings that were you expect in august in september that's going to increase contact rates on current trajectories although the trump white house is calling on schools to reopen this fall. >>at least 24 states are adjusting their overall reopening plans due to the pandemic this is not a benign illness. yes for most people are going to be fine but some people are going to be really sick and some people are going to die president trump in a tweet tuesday night. >>touted the covid-19 death rate is dropping. but a member of his coronavirus task force says the u.s. still needs to be cautious. it's a false narrative. >>to take comfort in a lower rate of death. >>ther

according to johns hopkins university, the total stands at more than 3.2 million. that's more than the individual populations of 21 states, washington, d.c., and puerto rico. 29 states are reporting spikes in cases. you can see them in red and orange here. single day case records were broken saturday in texas, wisconsin, and south carolina. the mayor of austin calls texas a cautionary tale. >> i'm watching what's happening in cities around the country that have gotten their numbers low and now they're relaxing and it looks like too many of them are going to try to do what we did in texas when we reopened and austin is a cautionary tale. cities cannot open in any way that looks like what they used to do before the pandemic. >> new guidance from the cdc says up to 40% of people infected by the virus may show no symptoms at all. but they can still spread it to others. the agency also says about half the time the virus is transmitted before people get sick. that's part of the reason social distancing and masks are so important. speaking of masks, u.s. president trump w

according to johns hopkins university. and some officials say stay at home orders might be necessary again and some areas will have more on this coming up after the break. how about a trip outside off to the san mateo bridge. we go where traffic remains busy and heavy from the east bay to the peninsula, but no major hot spots so >>monday everybody good morning welcome back to the kron 00:04am morning news, let's go ahead get a check of the fed forecast with dave spahr dave got the usual fog at golden gate bridge. yeah, good morning morning, good morning, everybody and it seems become for ing the 2 towers 2 pretty nicely the very bottom is showing sfo no delays but still we have these fog clouds. >>covering up the hills to the distance there temperature movement not really too much yet even inland 64 for antioch and we are sorry yeah, can 62 for san jose, elsewhere we're in the 50's you can see so we haven't moved yet. the players are much the same and what we're toying is waiting for this front to drop south. but not a maj

announce that another 35000000 are at risk of contracting the virus to put that in context john hopkins university which is tracking the pandemic but so number of cases globally it just over 14000000 it's big not the same bus route because in tehran say 25000000 people infected in iran alone i mean that is huge whereas that number coming from. that's exactly right kim this is an alarming number this is almost too hard to believe and this is based on a report of president hassan rouhani his comments are based on a report by any internal research department of the health ministry let me read to exactly what he said it's going to repeat some of what you've already reported but what he said was that this is a direct quote based on a report provided by the research department of the health ministry there is an estimation that $25000000.00 iranians have been infected with the virus so far and another $30.00 to $35000000.00 are at risk of being infected in the next few months now such an alarming number especially considering that from day one of this outbreak there's been disputes internally among polit

that's according to john hops johns hopkins university. ome leaders say that another round of stay at home orders may be necessary in some parts of the country. john lawrence has more. it's the start of a new week with an ongoing concern the covid-19 pandemic. >>or on the very steep end of an exponential curve where rates of transmission rates of new cases of hospitalizations and deaths are shooting up in many parts of the country more than 4.2 million americans have been infected with the virus. according to johns hopkins university. and the centers for disease control and prevention published a forecast. >>that predicts up to 160,000 us deaths by mid august, you're going to keep seeing this research one place after another after another if we don't have a concerted national approach to this as work on a vaccine continues republicans in the senate are working with the white house on a new economic stimulus proposal we're talking about employment benefits and so forth. >>don't forget there's a $1200 check coming that is going to be part of

lester spence that a professor of political science an african a studies at johns hopkins university great to speak to you again here on al-jazeera said thank you for being with us thank you all a month before his death john lewis had a message for protest as rallying across the u.s. following the death of george floyd to give until you cannot give anymore as we reported earlier protests and portland oregon have continued after 2 months with many still determined to keep marching until there is real change. just harmful for what's right for not just because it's not like people but the police brutality. lowry was saying i'm not i'm not we want change we want justice and that's what we're doing tonight and furthermore we're here representing sitting here where rick perry. executive overreach. ok here's the futurist department. is performing right now it's just disgusting. showing the world of what they were not serious only serious other people not side like me and. when i grew up either thought this would ever be a president sort of an opportunity but you know every few decades the cu

professor thanks for class a spouse this is a political science of afrikaner studies at johns hopkins university that who has been helping. mark this moment the body of the u.s. civil rights pioneer john lewis being taken across the edmund pettus bridge in selma alabama one final time it is the place where lewis was knocked down and beaten unconscious in 1965 for demanding black people because the right to vote. and bring in here is andy gallagher. who's live for us in miami. and he is as we were saying this a pivotal moment in this week of commemorations for the life of john lewis what us what are we expected what is due to happen we had that personal celebration yesterday this this today what happens with the rest of the week. well from here the body of john lewis will be taken to montgomery the state capitol of alabama where a sermon will be given by his close friends and family and then john lewis his body will lay in repose in washington d.c. where members of the public can pay their respects but i think this is the pivotal moment as he was saying and all of this john lewis his body passing

we have not touched really this morning on the pandemic stop we will go to johns hopkins university.n sauer with an update as the cases mount about. stay with us. this is "bloomberg." ♪ is "bloomberg surveillance." track the continue to virus, we have a partnership with leading authority from covid-19, johns hopkins has been at the forefront of the international response. every day we will bring insight from experts in public health and emergency preparedness. today we're delighted to be joined by lauren sauer, johns hopkins university assistant professor of emergency medicine. professor, thank you for joining us. when you look at the number of cases in the u.s. and the number of people in hospital, what needs to be done today for that to go down dramatically? >> i think that most important thing we can do today is publice to encourage the andwearally distance masks. a lot of the research is showing that is working. i think we all want to move toward reopening but looking at the growing case counts, looking at the cases across the united states, i think it is absolutely critical to m

romaine: one of the voices in this discussion is at johns hopkins university.also practices emergency medicine in pittsburgh. thank you for joining us. based on what we know right now about the coronavirus, about the treatments that may potentially be available, and what we know about infection rates and all of that combined into one, how confident are you that we can open a school where 15, 20, 30 kids can be in a room with their teachers and be safe? >> i am fairly confident we can do this if we follow cdc guidance for how to do this safely. we know that children epidemiological he have not been drivers of this infection and they are relatively spared from severe disease. that being said, we want to do this safely so that teachers and others involved with the school feel comfortable doing it. i do think this has become over politicized right now. there were many of us trying to develop a framework to think about how to open schools, including the american academy of pediatrics. unfortunately, it is kind of now moved out of the realm of public health. caroline

the corona virus pandemic 15000000 people have now been infected worldwide according to johns hopkins university the united states brazil and india have recorded the highest number of covert 1000 cases brazil has reported a new daily record of confirmed corona virus infections us authorities announce a nearly 68000 increase in total cases brazil in the 2nd targeted country in the world the world health organization says a vaccine against the virus isn't likely to be available until early 2021 so optimistic about the drugs currently in development that obvious so says people are unlikely to be vaccinated before the start of next year and residents of the australian city of melbourne will now be required to wear masks when leaving home asked the country posts its largest price in confirmed cases. remarkable video has emerged showing how 2 french children escaped a blaze in a tele block in the south eastern city of the noble house black smoke and go to import goods 1st one brother and then the next plunged at least 30 meters into the outstretched arms of residence below. the children 3 and 10 years

the corona virus pandemic 15000000 people have not been infected worldwide according to johns hopkins university united states brazil and india have recorded the highest numbers of coughing 1000 cases world health organization says a vaccine against the virus isn't likely to be available until the early next year though optimistic about the drugs currently in development the w.h.o. says people are unlikely to receive the vaccines before the start of the year and brazilian president a giant ball synonymous still testing positive 2 weeks after confirming he's ill with confidence 19 has been isolating that home for the last 15 days and he's continuing to show symptoms this is d.w. news live from baghdad and we'll have more world news at the top of the hour stephen beardsley will have your business update in just a moment half an atheist on the alleged 1000000000 the euro fraud and golfing german company why a company have got to keep up to date sound out around the clock on the dot com of it. for over the mets and home the force and for the. dragons. through. books on. what to say what makes us see

of confirmed cases worldwide has now topped 16000000 that's according to a tally by the johns hopkins university in the u.s. the spanish government insists that the country is safe despite a recent surge in infections britain and other european countries have imposed measures to limit travel to spain fearing the spread of the virus and france is making covert 19 tests available free of charge and without prescription that says health authorities monitor and uptick in infections after the lifting of lockdown measures there. well north korea has plays the city of k. song near the border with south korea under total lockdown after a person was found showing symptoms of covert 19 leader kim jong un called an emergency meeting on saturday if confirmed it would be the country's 1st official case north korean state media say the person suspected of having the virus crossed illegally from south korea. we spoke earlier to reuters correspondent josh smith in the seoul south korea we asked him about claim that this 1st officially acknowledged case of cove it has been linked to someone who defected to the s

of confirmed cases worldwide has now topped 16000000 that's according to a tally by the johns hopkins university in the u.s. about 500 workers at a german farm have been placed in quarantine after more than 170 people tested positive for the virus there the security service has been hired to make sure no one leaves the area and north korea has placed the city of k. song near the border with south korea under total lockdown after a person was found showing symptoms of covert 19 if confirmed it would be the country's 1st official case. well one of the keys to stopping the spread of the corona virus is early detection and isolation of carriers of the disease but before symptoms appear there is no way of knowing if someone is infected just by looking at them well that problem might soon be solved with the help of some super sensitive noses have a look. can these canines help detect could have 19. 20 german army program in to achieve the service dogs working with dedicated trainers and the head over university of veterinary medicine cannot sniff out the virus itself but they are able to detect bioche

have been infected worldwide and over 580000 have died according to the latest figures from johns hopkins university the u.s. has again registered a record number of daily infections with over 70000 people testing positive for the virus on friday alone texas and florida are currently worst affected and iran's president hassan rouhani says some $25000000.00 iranians could be infected with the virus citing an unpublished study by the country's health ministry he warned that an additional $30.00 to $35000000.00 people could become infected in the coming months. every year there's a feeding frenzy in south africa as large shoals of sardines migrate up the eastern coast followed by millions of birds seals and sharks the annual sardine run also provides an opportunity for locals to cease on the riches of the waters the waters have to offer as a particularly popular pastime this year because the economic hardship caused by the coronavirus crisis our correspondent this swarm of thousands of sardines a paradise for sharks and fishermen they pulled the catch ashore with the huge difference. to our ships durin

latest developments more than 15000000 people have now been infected worldwide according to john hopkins university the u.s. brazil and india have recorded the highest number of codes in 1000 cases south africa has reported a record daily death toll with a 24 hour increase of $572.00 deaths it brings its total number of fatalities to nearly $6000.00 the country is the worst affected in africa and in germany anyone entering the country from high risk areas could be tested for the virus when they arrive at the airport the rules would apply to germans returning from holiday as well as foreigners. thousands of demonstrators in the bulgarian capital sofia half filled the streets for the 14th day in a row demanding that the government reside accusations of corruption lead to a parliamentary vote of no confidence earlier this week which the government survived but protests continue and are spreading across the country they were sparked by a row over access to a beach. ball gary and refused to let up for weeks now they've been rallying in the streets to protest against prime minister boy could borrow song

been infected worldwide and almost 600000 have died according to the latest figures from johns hopkins university the u.s. has again registered a record number of daily infections with of a 70000 people to sting positive for the virus on friday alone brazil crossed the 2000000 mark this week doubling its cases in less than a month with around 40000 new cases each day and iran's president hassan rouhani says some $25000000.00 iranians could be infected with the virus he also warned that and additional $30.00 to $35000000.00 people could become infected in the coming months while syria is preparing to hold a parliamentary vote this sunday is president bashar al assad must 20 years in power but many syrians outside the country including millions of refugees want to be able to take part in the polls we caught up with 2 syrian refugees in berlin who reflect on what assad's grip on power has meant for them. one mahmoud has been living in germany for 5 years after fleeing from syria and the regime that detained and tortured her. she believes president bashar assad should not have been allowed to take ov

have been infected worldwide and over 580000 have died according to the latest figures from johns hopkins university the united states has again seen a record daily number of infections well over 70000 people testing positive for the virus on friday texas and florida are right now most of affected and iran's president hassan rouhani says an estimated 20 $5000000.00 iranians could be infected with the virus he says that an additional $30.00 to $35000000.00 people could become infected in the coming months. syria is preparing to hold a parliamentary vote this sunday as president bashar assad marks 20 years in power but many syrians outside the country including millions of refugees will not be able to take part in the polls we caught up with 2 syrian refugees here in berlin who reflects on what assad's grip on power has meant for them. but one mahmud has been living in germany for 5 years after fleeing from syria and the regime that detained and tortured her. she believes president bashar assad should not have been allowed to take over from his father following of controversial constitutional change h

have been in fact it was quiet and over 5 or 80000 have died according to the latest from johns hopkins university the united states has again seen a record daily number of infections with over 70000 people testing positive for the fight for the virus on friday texas and florida are currently the worst affected and iran's president hassan rouhani says an estimated $25000000.00 iranians could be infected with the virus the president says an additional $30.00 to $35000000.00 people could become infected in the coming months. every year there's a feeding frenzy in south africa as large shoals of sardines migrate up the eastern coast followed by millions of birds seals and sharks the annual sardine run also provides an opportunity for locals to feast on the riches the waters have to offer it's a particularly popular pastime this year because of the economic hardship brought on by the coronavirus crisis our correspondent adrian as more. this warm of thousands of sardines the paradise for sharks and fisherman they pulled the catch ashore with the huge sea. to our troops during the cold 19 years made thi

infected worldwide and over 80000 have died that's according to the latest figures from johns hopkins university states has again seen. record daily number of infections with over 70000 people contracting the virus this friday texas and florida are currently the worst affected and iran's president hassan rouhani says an estimated 25000000 iranians could be infected with the coronavirus according to the president an additional $30.00 to $35000000.00 people could become infected in the coming months firefighters in siberia are battling massive wildfires which have been burning for weeks in the region of cities have been badly affected by smoke from the fires while while while wildfires in siberia aren't necessarily unusual scientists say climate change has made them more frequent and more intense. russian officials say using aircraft to fight fire is currently burning across an area of some 120 square kilometers. on the ground the situation is said to be improving but it's far from under control . as for today the wildfire situation remains difficult and we have an emergency situation in the regio

johns hopkins university says the u.s. has seen its largest single daily increase of new infections since the global pandemic began a rise of $52000.00 cases california is among the u.s. states re imposing restrictions authorities there have suspended indoor dining and restaurants in los angeles and several counties new zealand's health minister david clarke has resigned following a series of personal blunders including defying the country's strict coronavirus lockdown measures in april britain and germany say they have sufficient stock some of red rum dess of years gives me the 1st drug shown to be relatively effective in threat treating treating covert 19 the u.s. has bought almost all the world's supplies of the drugs. president vladimir putin looks set to extend his hold on power into the next decade with 90 percent of the votes counted in a weeklong constitutional referendum election officials say nearly 80 percent voted in favor of putin's proposed changes they'll allow him to run for 2 more terms as president. presi

have been infected worldwide nearly 600000 have died from cove and 19 that's according to johns hopkins university in the u.s. in the u.s. there's been another record daily number of new infections with over 77000 people testing positive for the virus on friday texas and florida are currently the worst affected states 4000000 residents in barcelona have been urged to stay home amid a new spike in cases in that spanish city authorities have warned of a potential return to lock down if the number of new infections keep rising every year there's a feeding frenzy in south africa as large shoals of sardines migrate up the eastern coast followed by millions of birds seals and sharks the annual sardine run also provides an opportunity for locals to feast on the riches the waters have to offer and that's a particularly popular pastime this year because of the economic hardship brought on by the coronavirus crisis our correspondent adrienne krishna has more. this swarm of thousands of sardines a paradise for sharks and fisherman they pull the catch ashore with the huge sea. to our ships during the cold 19

of confirmed cases worldwide has now topped 16000000 that's according to a tally by the johns hopkins university in the u.s. about 500 workers at a german farm have been placed in quarantine after more than 170 people tested positive for the virus there as security service has been hired to make sure no one leaves the area and north korea has plays the city of k. song near the border with south korea under total lockdown after a person was found showing symptoms of covert 19 if confirmed it would be the country's 1st official case. well covert 19 brought travel to a virtual standstill around the world with people stranded in holiday resorts and on business trips but the global travel shutdown has also left international students high and dry and here's the story of 2 of them who happened to be in germany remotest north sea island when travel options shut down. on an island they've been trying to leave her legal land for weeks but traveling to india and kenya during the pandemic is proving difficult i feel a little sad that i can't be home yet. quite some time that i've seen my family. in there.

coronavirus pandemic more than 15000000 people have now been infected worldwide according to johns hopkins university the u.s. presence in india have recorded the highest numbers of covert $1000.00 cases south africa has reported a record daily death toll with 24 hour increase of $572.00 deaths it brings its total number of fatalities to nearly $6000.00 the country is the worst affected in africa and in germany anyone entering the country from high risk areas could be tested for the virus when they arrive at the airport the rules would apply to germans returning from holiday as well as foreigners. to some football to use now liverpool sealed the premier league title last month but had to wait to lift the trophy until wednesday after beating chelsea 53 at home the muted ceremony and side of the saving am attracted. or rather it was muted inside of the stadium outside it attracted hundreds of fans despite warnings not to congregate in large groups to avoid spreading the coronavirus the crowd set off flares and made lots of noise until the early hours of the morning this is liverpool's 1st premier leagu

johns hopkins university says the u.s. has seen its largest single daily increase of new infections since the global pandemic began a rise of 52000 cases the european union has reopened its borders to visitors from 15 countries but not to the united states russia or brazil new zealand's health minister david clarke has resigned following a series of personal bonders including defying the country's strict coronavirus lockdown measures in april. u.s. president donald trump is dismissing allegations that russia paid bounties to taliban linked fighters to kill u.s. troops in afghanistan and claims that his administration failed to act on the intelligence it's not clear how many u.s. casualties in afghanistan are under suspicion but the white house is coming under increasing pressure from lawmakers of both parties to provide answers. 3 american marines killed by a car bomb in afghanistan planted by the taliban the radical islamist group allegedly received a bounty for the i.p.l. 2019 attack that's according to a report by the n

foreigners and more than 15000000 people have now been infected worldwide that's according to johns hopkins university the u.s. for sale and india have recorded the highest number of covered 1000 cases. tensions are mounting between greece and turkey after the turkish government ordered a survey ship into disputed waters in the mediterranean in recent years natural gas reserves have been discovered in the eastern mediterranean leading to increased oil and gas exploration there another survey ship is supposed to head for a stretch of sea lying between crete and cyprus but mounting international pressure has so far kept that ship tied up in the port. this turkey survey ship isn't the only other gathering storm the only actual use has been tossed about on crew with exploring waters claimed by both greece and turkey tensions of the sea bed lying between the ones of crete inside purpose of risen since the discovery of substantial natural gas reserves in the eastern mediterranean. will now be over choice remains and could offer ports around totally international pressure mounts. greasers denounced his plan

of confirmed cases worldwide has now topped 16000000 that's according to a tally by the johns hopkins university in the u.s. morocco has placed a several cities under lockdown amid a spike in cove in $1000.00 cases the city's include casablanca marrakech and fez the health ministry confirmed $633.00 new cases on sunday and france is making covert $900.00 tests available free of charge and without a prescription that says health authorities monitor an uptick in infections after a lockdown measures were lifted there. on north korea has placed a study of k. song near the border with south korea under total lockdown after a person it was found a showing symptoms of covert 19 leader kim jong. and that called an emergency meeting on saturday if confirmed it would be the country's a 1st official case or 3 a state media say the person suspected of having the virus across illegally from south korea. we spoke earlier to reuters correspondent and josh smith in seoul south korea we asked him about claim that this 1st officially acknowledged case of cove and has been linked to someone who defected to the sou

of confirmed cases worldwide has now topped 16000000 that's according to a tally by the johns hopkins university in the u.s. about 500 workers at a german farm have been placed of quarantine after more than $170.00 people tested positive for the virus there a security service has been hired to ensure that no one leaves the area and north korea has placed the city of k. song near the border with south korea under total lockdown after a person was found showing symptoms of covert 19 if confirmed it would be the country's 1st official case. well germany is renowned for its sense of public order so much so that towns and cities have a public order department to ensure that all the rules of daily life are followed but the capital berlin is also known for its wild nightlife and while officials often turn a blind eye to all that the worst excesses that's not always possible with the coronavirus of searching again. are you all from the same household no one and a half metres apart please otherwise we'll take all of your personal details and issue a citation so if no one is listening i'll start taking do

that according to johns hopkins university. new u.s.ase numbers have reached highs many times in recent days. new highs also thursday. three states set new records for coronavirus deaths in a single day. california, texas, and florida. nevertheless, president trump is headed to florida in the coming hours. he has several events scheduled including a private fund-raiser. >>> we're going to take a closer look at the situation in california. cnn's kim la has a look inside a hospital bordering mexico exploding beyond its walls for cases. >> she can't even get out of bed. >> when folks say it's a war zone, a war zone of what? a war zone of us trying to combat the covid-19. >> reporter: the front line in this battlefield. >> craziness. >> reporter: medical center. >> this is intense. >> reporter: ceo adolph edward is a former air force officer and iraq war event. >> i have seen this when we were in iraq. >> reporter: now he's built them on american soil to handle a crush of covid cases his hospital no longer has room for. air conditioned tent

johns hopkins university also says a staggering 1 million new cases were added in just the past five days. the u.s. accounts for 25% of all cas cases. more than 150,000 americans have died so far. they warn hundreds of thousands more will die if the country doesn't change course. u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi on wednesday ordered all members and staff to wear masks in the house chamber and office buildings, this after republican congressman, louie gomert, who has notoriously resisted wearing a mask tested positive just as he was about to travel to texas with president trump. well, california, texas, and florida on wednesday each reported their highest numbers of covid-19 deaths in a single day and we get the latest now from cnn's nick watt. >> the u.s. just suffered the deadliest day of the summer. >> if we don't do something to change our course, we will have multiple hundreds of thousands of deaths in the country. >> reporter: they want decisive, coordinated action releasing a detailed roadmap called for increased testing, enforcement of reopening criteria as well as informing an

and from john hopkins university hospital. hello to you, the u.s. economy posted the worst on record. the president is trying to delegitimatize the election and all the former presidents are together being presidential on live television. i mean, this was quite a day. even on trump's standards, don't you think? >> it was. and i think, don, that is why we saw a president looking so defeated when he came in the white house briefing room this afternoon for that press conference. the economic numbers were terrible. they were not a surprise, because they were a clarification of what we knew had happened. but what is so dispirating for the white house, now that the virus has researched, the economic recovery he was opening on when he pushed prematurely, is slowing down and plab in resource. we will get jobs numbers next week that may be uply for the administration. the president was brag about the jobs created in the last couple months. and looking forward, it's a mess, and the virus is back. the economy is slowing down. he was smack down by mitch mcconne

with more than 11,000 new cases and that's according to johns hopkins university. amid-all of this, president trump made an unfounded claim that 99% of coronavirus cases are, quote, totally harmless. the commissioner of the food and drug administration declined to defend that comment. >> i'm not going to get into who is right and who's wrong. we have seen a surge in cases. we must do something to stem the tide. we have this in our power to do it by following the guide from the white house task force and the cdc. >> the news out of florida at this hour is not good. it now has more than 200,000 total confirmed infections. many of them coming from a surge over the holiday weekend. boris sanchez has the story. >> reporter: more than 40,000 new cases for florida. last month in june they saw 100,000 new cases the entire month. the concern is real. so is the demand for testing. outside the miami beach convention center this weekend, we saw sizable crowds line up on foot and in their vehicles. some 1200 tests were ed administered that they had to close early because they r

johns hopkins university's big moments ago we have now hit 3 million in the u.s.. that is reflected in the sector composition. we see it is technology outperforming, up 1%. it is those more cyclical growth sensitive sectors, industrials, energy, materials, a very hard in today's session. david: which takes us back to the coronavirus, which makes sense. gold has been climbing. where is the dollar? kailey: the dollar is weaker. we are getting mixed messages from each of the asset classes. a weaker dollar indicates more risk appetite, more confidence about growth. you're not seeing that reflected in gold. gold is at its highest since 2000 10 -- since 2010. clearly there is appetite on the part of investors to hedge some kind of rest if the markets are moving higher. at the same time, the fixed is relatively modest. -- the vix is relatively modest. kailey: we are right around 29. it is all relative when we talk about volatility. we are not where we were in march, but we are still elevated relative to history. right now the vix would indicate we are expecting swings for

have been infected worldwide and over 580000 have died according to the latest figures from johns hopkins university the united states has again registered a record daily number of infections with over 70000 people testing positive for the virus on friday texas and florida are currently worst affected and iran's president hassan rouhani says an estimated $25000000.00 iranians could be infected with the coronavirus citing an unpublished study by the country's health ministry he warrant that an additional $30.00 to $35000000.00 people could become infected in the coming months. now of all the problems caused by the coronavirus one has been largely overlooked the plight of binational couples unmarried people of different nationalities who just happened to be living apart at the start of the pandemic thousands remain separated by travel bans and are now campaigning to be allowed to re-unite our reporter felt all right is here to tell us more joe who is affected by this well it's been 5 months now since borders started slamming shut separating loved ones around the world in the european union family memb

almost 67,000 according to johns hopkins university. more people are diagnosed with covid-19 every day. states shown in orange or red have spiking numbers. one medical expert is warning of dark days ahead. >> what we're looking at is what i think is going to be one of the most unstable times in the history of our country, unless we figure out a way to do something and implement a federal plan. we can do this. but we need a white house engaged. >>> new cases here in georgia also hit a new high on friday. 4,400. the state reopened in late april. now, atlanta's mayor has rolled back reopening, setting up a fight with the state's governor. florida, south carolina, arizona and texas, also reopened early. they have all seen their average daily bases go up since, by far, more than 800%. positive test rate, and escalating death and hospitalizations have workers trying to stem the violence. we get the latest from martin savidge. >> reporter: long lines of testing in florida. the single-day death toll on thursday, including the death of an 11-yea

worldwide and nearly 600000 have died from covert 9 tain that's according to figures from johns hopkins university in the u.s. and the united states has a game same record daily number of new infections with more than 77000 people testing positive for the virus on friday texas and florida currently the worst affected states 4000000 residents of barcelona have to stay at home amid a new spike in cases in the spanish city wolf already as have warned of a potential return to lockdown if the number of new infections keeps rising. not some other stories making news this hour after a 5 day manhunt german police have arrested a heavily armed fugitive in the country's black forest thora has launched a search for the 31 year old off the he decides for offices at gun point and fled into the woods near the town of open last sunday. u.s. government has put to death an iowa drug kingpin convicted of killing 5 people it's the 3rd federal execution carried out in the u.s. in just 4 days the same number as conducted over the previous 3 decades last week the trumpet ministration restored federal executions after a

developments in the pandemic 15000000 people have now been infected worldwide according to johns hopkins university united states brazil and india have recorded the highest number of coughing 1000 cases a vaccine against a virus isn't likely until 2021 according to the world health organization to mystic about the drugs currently in development. people are unlikely to be vaccinated before the start of next year a brazilian president giant ball sonar of still testing positive 2 weeks after confirming he's ill with the virus he's been isolating at home for the last 15 days continues to show symptoms. of conflict zone this week attempts sebastian talks to a nearby cat foreman of jerusalem and leading israeli politician and prime minister benjamin netanyahu is likud party which netanyahu is under increasing pressure over accusations of corruption in face the trial which he's described as a witch hunt netanyahu now believes in this innocence and he feels that he is getting an unfair treatment both by the press and many many other elements of maybe maybe also in the police and other elements of the. lega

stl rampant.irusus teaeat i johns hopkins university i in t united states said the global tally has passed 10.5 million and the death toll exceeded 512,000. the world may be focused on covid-19 right now but the food scarcity problem is not going away. the threat of hunger and malnutrition looms large. we hear about a compapany in jan taking advantage of an overlooked source. >> these groceries hit the market in may. they may look like ordinary snacks but they are made of something different. cricket powder. a company provides the cricket powder. >> his team is team is raising them from eggs. in a month they will be three centimeters long and their fast growth makes them a quickly renewable source of protein. >> we are using crickets as food. we have to make sure that theyir safe to eat. recently they have been feasting on a citrus berry to produce new versions of the cricket powder. >> the crickets are freeze dried and they are turned in to powder. every shipment is selling out. >> i didn't expect people to accept the product so easily. putting it on the market has proven to be worthwhile

been infected worldwide and nearly 600000 have died from covert dante in those figures from johns hopkins university in the u.s. and the united states has seen another record number of new infections in one day with over 77000 people testing positive on friday texas and florida currently the worst affected states and abbas alone people have been told to stay at home i made a new spike in cases spanish authorities are warned of a possible return to lock down if the number of new infections keeps rising. now to some other stories making news this hour after a 5 day manhunt german police have arrested a heavily armed fugitive in the country's black forest authorities launched a search for the 31 year old after he disarmed 4 offices and gunpoint and fled into the woods near the town of open last sunday. chinese authorities have issued more flood warnings as heavy rains a forecast in provinces in the country south since june massive downpours have left more than 100 people dead or missing forced nearly 15000000 people to be evacuated from their homes and caused billions of dollars in economic losses. que

been infected worldwide and almost 600000 have died according to the latest figures from johns hopkins university the u.s. has again registered a record number of daily infections with over 70000 people testing positive for the virus on friday alone brazil crossed the 2000000 mark this week doubling its cases in less than a month with around $40000.00 new cases each day and iran's president hassan rouhani says some $25000000.00 iranians could be infected with the virus he also warned that an additional $30.00 to $35000000.00 people could become infected in the coming months and france investigators have launched an arson inquiry after a fire broke out at one of the country's famous gothic cathedrals the blaze began on saturday morning in the western city of not no one was injured but it took firefighters several hours to bring the situation under control. the flames blew out stained glass windows and destroyed the cathedral to ground being. processed by the emergency services shortly after 8 o'clock in the morning schools the firefighters beat back the blaze that threatened to in go to the 15th c

have been infected worldwide and over 580000 have died according to the latest figures from johns hopkins university the u.s. has again seen a record. daily number of infections with over 70000 people testing positive for the virus this friday texas and florida are currently worst affected and iran's president hassan rouhani says an estimated 25000000 iranians could be infected with the coronavirus according to him an additional $30.00 to $35000000.00 of his people could become infected in the coming months. now there are a lot of problems of the coronavirus one of them that's largely overlooked is the plight of binational couples it's unmarried people of different nationalities who happened to be living apart at the start of the pandemic there are thousands of them who remain separated by travel bans and they're campaigning to be allowed to reunite we're joined now with a reporter joel all right who's here with us on the story so who's exactly affected by all this has been 5 months now william since borders started slamming shut separating people separating loved ones foreigners are slowly starting

data from johns hopkins university puts confirmed cases worldwide at over 15 million.he global death toll tops 617,000. infections hit t the 5 million mark on may 21st. the number had doubled to 10 million by the end of june. the pandemic has kept accelerating with new caseses reaching the 15 million threshshold less thaa a month lalater. rerecord single-daday increasese been renewed on a near daily basis this month. over 250,000 cases were confirmed on july 16th. the resumption of economic activities has been blamed for the infection surge in countries with the most cases, including the u.s. and brazil. >>> thailand's government says it will extend the nationwide state of emergency until the end of august. that's despite no coronavirus transmission being reported within the country for nearly two months. it's the fourth such extension by the government. officials say the measure is necessary to control the spread of infection. >> translator: it's nenessary to keep the emergency decree because we're opening up the country. >> criticism is mounting over the extensions.

also late tonight we received word johns hopkins university is expected to launch a new tracker on thursday that would analyze reopening plans across the country amid the covid-19 outbreak, the university has the foremost site for tracking covid-19 and this would appear to be an extension of that and if you have seen their site you know it is the go to place for tracking covid-19 so let's all hope as far as reopening schools is concerned this is just as useful. shannon: it was addictive, one of the first sites. we will see as we progress, thank you so much. today, prayers outside the supreme court, then came a pair of wins for the trump administration tied to religious liberty as we await a of decisions that could have an enormous impact on the presidential election. it has taken 7 years in two trips to the supreme court but today the little sisters of the 4 got what they've been fighting for. an exception to the affordable care act regulations that would have forced them to provide costly contraceptives to their employees in conflict with the faith. this specific mission caring for the eld

has one of the lowest mortality rates in the world which according to johns hopkins university data isrue and the president went on to call dr. anthony fauci an alarmist. >> one of your closest aides, a right-hand man, put out this. have you seen this? >> well, look. >> dr. faucet. shows him as a leaker and alarmist. >> i don't know that he's a leaker. he is a little bit of an ala alarmist. that's all right. >> joining me is valerie jarrett. good to see you. even if it's a little bit of an alarmist, is that appropriate? should the president ever downplay a crisis and to undermine the country's leading scientist dr. fauci in so doing? >> well, of course not, fredericka. we expect the president to follow the science and i know dr. fauci very well. he helped us through a series of crisis. we averted the threat of ebola. h1n1, zika. he is world renowned and i would hope that the president would follow his wise counsel and not have people within his administration mocking somebody who has a credentials and doesn't mean that scientists have it always exactly right but what he does do is eval