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at the white house, i'm karin caifa. >>senator kamala harris is demanding a hearing on the unidentified federal agents have been deployed to us cities by president trump. the senator said quote to my knowledge not one of those mayors or governors have requested that and in fact they have said they don't want that kind of presence. in addition to chicago harris believes trump wants to sent officers to oakland, detroit and baltimore. >>now to a developing story. the united states government has abruptly ordered china to cease all operations and events at its consulate in houston texas china has responded saying the closure of its consulate in houston quote escalates tensions with the united states. this dramatic event comes when tensions between the united states and china continue to loom secretary of state mike pompeo says the decision is a matter of national security china has warned that if tensions continue one of 6 us consulates in mainland china and hong kong could close the bay area continues to trend ahead of the

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karine, it's 100 days before the election., contrary to a lot of people's thoughts, 100 days out in 2016, you could see the poll. hillary clinton was trailing by one point. in 2012, obama was leading mitt romney by one point. and in 2008, it was a dead heat at this point. so if those are any gauges, this is joe biden's race to lose because the gap that we have seen in the polls now, if you look at the polls, arizona, florida, pennsylvania, all of the numbers, he is way ahead of mr. trump. and this is not comparable to the last several elections that i quoted where they were one point apart 100 days out. he's double digits apart around the country, nationwide polls, and in specific states that were won by donald trump in 2016. is that reason for you and the campaign to relax? are y'all taking your foot off the gas and taking this for granted after seeing these numbers compared to the fact that we haven't seen numbers like this 100 days out in decades? >> yeah, that's a really great question, rev. let me first say to you and als

. >> thank you >>> let's bring in bill karins he's watching severe weather in the plains and in the midwest. good morning >> good morning. a lot of people waking up in tof lightning strikes in areas of kansas and northern portions of missouri this area is going to increase this morning then it willdie off and we'll get a new round of storms this afternoon and with that, rach out around st. louis hail and damaging wind is possible and everea near colorado where it meets new mexico and tomorrow 9 million people at risk as the storms will slide int that severe threat on friday will be in possibly areas of the northeast. we'll watch out foy south ward this cold front will cool you off feeling more refreshing in green bay and minneapolis and duluth look at that heat wave all the way through texas. we'll take a look at what that weekend forecast looks like coming up. >> couple days away. thanks >>> simone biles stunned fans when she maneuvered a flip out of a flip. look at that bam, one, it's just amazing. she hasn't done this since she was 13 years old she posted on twitter she tumbled down and

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>>and it features a lengthy conversation between former president barack obama and biden himself karin caifa has the story. >>former president barack obama i know. deeply you care about american families and presidential hopeful joe biden to change the way in which we. >>deal with allowing people an opportunity to make a living joining forces in a socially distance it down designed to capitalize on biden's connection to is still popular former running mate topics in the nearly 16 minute long video range from the current covid crisis when we left office you had sort of a pandemic office within the white house we knew pandemic diseases this was going to be the only one that ever occurred to the growing cries for racial justice in america, it is a sign of leadership when you are willing to hear. >>other people's experiences. the video also draws a sharp contrast between the former vp and president donald trump without mentioning him by name. i don't think he has any sense. empathy biden is ramping up his attacks on the man currently sitting in the oval office calling it america's first ra

reporter karin caifa has details. >>we've seen a. 66% increase in cases just over the last 7 days and during the last 6 weeks of 220% increase. >>the cases we have 6,000 over 6,000 deaths in florida you've got 1425 deaths in my county alone and based on projections i think we're going to 20 to 30 or more deaths every single day and going just in my county local officials in cities and towns across the country say the number of covid-19 cases is surging. >>and as the number of deaths crosses 150,000 nationwide. >>the head of the association of american medical colleges is issuing a warning to americans if we don't do something to change or course we will have multiple hundreds of thousands of deaths in this country in place wearing a mask and white house coronavirus task force members are urging americans to wear masks and follow social distancing guidelines in order to slow the spread there are things that we can do right now in the absence. other vaccine. that can turn us around the fundamental things. >>avoiding cro

. >> wait till they find out they've got to pay for peanuts >>> bill karins is here to tell us more about the forecast good morning >> good morning to you and as we go throughout this thursday we will watch some showers and thunderstorms rolling through michigan early today and this afternoon our focus will be on new severe storms popping up then as the heat head lines go, this heat wave is going to be relentless. it's weakened a little bit and today 10 million people under heat advisories and some of the worst is going to be in little rock tomorrow we watch that heat beginning to build look at tulsa feeling like 108 and then the heat wave into the weekend builds right into the northeast. so the northeast is luckup ty that's what happens when you get that wind blowing off that cool water. the southeast we continue to watch temperatures in the mid 90s. over the weekend the temperatures will be the big story but we'll track some of those thunderstorms. details comingshow is getting a new chapter. mish bo wish bone is getting his own show the new movie is being developed by mattel films. >>>

to do that, we're joined by meteorologist, bill karins. look like other than hot and summery? >> yeah. it's july. the only thing i like to watch this time of year as we get deeper into our hurricane season, these things can pop up more quickly. we've been watching the tropical depression moving through the southeast. right now, it's just a tropical disturbance. here it is behind me. it's not causing a lot of problems actually over the top of south carolina and barely raining in south carolina. all of the rain is off the coast. the hurricane center is saying right now, a 50% chance this develops over the next few days into what should be a tropical depression. if it does get a name, it's an "f"-named storm. here's the zone, we're watching that area off the southeast coast, especially from the outer banks all the way off to the mid-atlantic. here's what the forecast means for the storm. as we go through the day, on and off downpours, myrtle beach, and wilmington, up through cape hatteras. then it gets stronger by the time we get into thursda

let's check in now with nbc meteorologist bill karins.ye for some places in the country, right? >> yeah. we're seeing gusty winds as fay moves through. you can see where the storm is located here. all of the yellows and reds. it isn't a powerful storm. it's going to have impacts isolated where it rains the heaviest. flash flooding will be an issue and an isolated tornado or two. here's the forecast as we go through the day. by 2:00 p.m., we should see fay moving inland over the top of southern new jersey and over the top of new york city by 8:00 p.m. this evening. that's going to be one of the areas we're watching. also the forecast will have heatwave conditions in areas of the west. the weekend forecast, fay will be existing as we go through saturday. the heatwave in the west continues. alex, the last thing i will leave you with, yesterday was another day we saw an increase in fatalities. 960. that was the highest thursday since the beginning of june. here's the part everyone was waiting for. are all of these new cases, alec, going to le

in washington, i'm karin caifa. well if you like football football fans will have to wear a mask at nfl games this season. >>the lee come from the mass requirement in a tweet yesterday, it's still unclear how many teens will actually host fans in the upcoming season. the nfl does not have a league wide policy on hosting fans during the pandemic the atlanta falcons told season ticket holders that they have limited capacity of up to 10 to 20,000 people but other teams like the new york jets and new york giants will not be allowed to host fans because of a mandate. the nfl's regular season is scheduled to kick off september 10th. well to pharmaceutical companies say that a possible coronavirus vaccine could be ready by the end of the year. the trump administration announced that nearly 2 billion dollar deal with pfizer and a german biotechnology company called bio in tech for up to 600 million doses of a potential vaccine. now the vaccine is still in trials right now, but if it is you know proves to be safe and effecti

karin caifa explains. pkg-as follows-- among traditions that will go on this independence day -- one may surprise you.joey chestnut/12-time nathan's famous hot dog eating contest champion: "it's gonna be so different. everything about it is gonna be different. only thing that's the same are the hot dogs."the nathan's fourth of july hot dog eating contest. 12-time winner joey chestnut holds the contest record of 74 hot dogs and buns -- in 10 minutes.joey chestnut/12-time nathan's famous hot dog eating contest champion: "i'm happy that we're just trying to make something happen, and i think that's what everyone is trying to do. just keep pushing, and try to have some normalcy." some may question the wisdom of an eating contest in the midst of a global pandemic. major league eating -- yes, competitive eating has a governing body -- has ruled out screaming, sweaty crowds like these, at the corner of coney island's stillwell and surf -- by moving the competition indoors, to a secret location.the invited field -

we'll have to hook up our friend bill karins, as well. we'll check in on the forecast as well.mask. >> oh, this is perfect. >> i want a happy birthday peter, mask. i want a mask with messages. >> that would be great. >> the hurricane center just gave us the latest information and now it is a hurricane. our first hurricane of the atlantic season. it doesn't change a lot of the impacts for south texas. ten hours to go until a landfall, so not too much stronger. there's a slight chance, a 25% chance that it could go into a category 2. but most likely make landfall as a category 1. it's a large eye, too. so corpus christie will be very close to that northern edge of that eye and that's why you're under the hurricane warning. 75-mile-per-hour winds. it will make landfall as we go throughout the late afternoon and then it will weaken considerably, but still a big flood threat through the night into early sunday. we're worried about the storm surge at landfall up to corpus christie, could be as high as 5 feet. and of course, that's a lot of water. it's built for that. a lot of stuff o

karin caifa is at nationals park in washington d c where the very first pitch of he tonight.the first of a 16 game regular season for major league baseball sta the first pitch here in washington tonight a mahthe def series champion nationals in the new york yankees as major league baseball embarks upon a success ofit like everything upon the coronavirus. >>nearly 4 months behind schedule jor league baseball is set to begin the 2020 regular season. leading off a marquee matchup here in washington. the new york yankees and defending world series champion nationals. >>and first game since winning the world series and you know sort virtual fanfare around that and i think it's going make for a rea the kracker jackson 7th inning stretch is this on played without fans the stands. >>a simulated crowd noise. players no high fives for manag exchanges or argug with ups all on and around the field multiple covid-19 per week the adoption of the designated hitter in the national league in extra innings beginning with a runner on second. among the changes to movepace along. still the 1game

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karine fled from his homeland in syria to the german capital berlin with me for him the elections that take place in syria have no credibility. it's all just a circus a made up drama. drama. that was husband and son have been missing in syria for the last 8 years she blames the regime. at the last one who had to do damage when assad is celebrating 20 years in power i can only hope that one day he will answer for his crimes in cool costs and in syria well not in europe. can they be sued. but one is not giving up hope. for the sake of her family and for other victims of the assad regime. and. every year in south africa there's a feeding frenzy as large shoals of sardines migrate up the eastern coast followed by millions of bird seals and sharks the annual sardine run also provides an opportunity for locals to feast on the riches the waters there have to offer it's a particularly popular pastime this year because of the economic hardship brought by the coronavirus crisis our correspondent adrian crace has more. this swarm of thousands of sardines a paradise for sharks and fisherman they p

let's switch gears here and get a first look at your forecast with nbc meteorologist bill karins. good morning, bill. >> good thursday morning to you, yasmin. typical july headlines. we're going to have thunderstorms to deal with and severe weather, and the heat will get pretty epic toward the weekend. this is typically the hottest weekend annually and this weekend is steaming. last night we had storms in illinois. we had three tornadoes, a lot of wind damage, large hail. and now those storms have weakened. a little bit of rain this morning for our friends this morning from toledo to detroit. storms from erie to cleveland to buffalo and they'll push through new york state around 7:00, 8:00, a few storms also in west virginia. let's go nr that record today, washington, d.c. we've come this far. we might as well do it. we've had 20 days in a row at reagan national airport of 90-plus. today's going to be a close call. the forecast is actually 89, so a little drama building. if we hit 90 today, we'll easily get there friday, saturday, sunday, monday. you see the heat building in the n

. >>> with that is correct let's get a check of the weather with meteorologist bill karins. good morning to you, bill. >> good morning, yasmin. we're about to fine out how difficult it is to go through a pandemic in the midst of a heatwave. that's going to be building up this weekend. we have heat watches in the philadelphia area. and all of the middle of the country is in heat advisories or watches. this will be the hottest period of the season. for today, look at the map. the area in blue is the actual temperature. when you add in the humidity, that's the feels-like temperature. kansas city, 104, washington, d.c., will feel like 101 this afternoon. you get the picture. it's plain ol' hot just about everywhere coast to coast. and then it expands to the northeast. it hasn't felt like that often. boston will feel like 93. minneapolis will feel like 108. that's hot by minneapolis standards. and then early next week, look at washington, d.c., on monday. a chance for your first 100-degree temperature of the summer season. new york city not quite as bad. boston has a chance for a

let's switch gears and get a check on your weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins. hi, bill.orning, yasmin. wednesday is going to be an interesting day in the northeast. we could have weather headlines coming out of today, especially if we get this line of severe storms as we expect. let me prepare you for your day. overnight, thunderstorms have been rolling through the ohio valley, especially in the state of ohio, waking up people a little early in the morning. as we go through the afternoon, the cold front will try to make us way over the hot humid air mass over the northeast. 56 million people at risk of severe storms. that's a lot of people, southern ohio, through west virginia, northern virginia, baltimore, washington, d.c., philadelphia and new york. damaging winds are possible. we could even see some large hail out of this. i don't think we're going to see any tornadoes. maybe isolated one or two. let's break down the timing of this. let's get to you 4:00 this afternoon. that line of storms will reach areas of central pennsylvania, harrisburg, washington, d.c., area. a

let's bring in bill karins to save the day.>> i'm losing my voice here. >> it's amazing. >> save me, bill. >> it's amazing. yeah, i think we all can remember when the nba was kind of the first league to shut down because of the positive cases inside the league and it was the first time ever, everyone was like, oh, wow, sports are going away. to have them coming back, at least the major sports, it will be interesting to see what the r reexception is and how it plays out, especially watching on tv with no fans even with piped in crowd noise. so let me get into the covid numbers and quickly get into your forecast. as far as what we've been dealing with out there, obviously a huge number, 70,000 cases. texas and florida had 9,000 new cases and well over 4 million now. we've kind of flattened the curve on the latest wave. if you look at the farthest graph, over the past week, the seven-day average hasn't gone up that much. it's at 68,463. we'll see what happens the rest of the week. it would be nice to go down from the rapid increas

. >> for a first look at your forecast, let's go to meteorologist bill karins. >> hey, good monday morning month we watch three things happening. this is usually typically our hottest month of the year. this is when the fire season gets going, when we get the big blazes. by the end of the month, that's when the tropics get more active and we see tropical waves and we look in all different directions. we have one minor area that's of interest in the tropics. the hurricanes are attracting it and we could get a tropical disturbance or depression out of it by the end of the week. right now if you look closely at tallahassee, the "t" in tallahassee, there's a spin on the map. that's the center of the storm. we don't think there's a chance of a development over the next two days. the overnight update has it only at 1%. once it potentially moves off the coast, that's when we get to the 40% range. if it does verng likely it will be wednesday or thursday off the north carolina coast, possibly near the outer banks. notice the bend toward the coast. a few of our computer models take this little storm

to do that, we go to none other than bill karins for the meteorologist's forecast.ing on there. something's brewing in the atlantic. >> i know. by the end of today, we could have tropical storm watches and warnings from virginia to southern new england including new york city. it's not every day new york city gets a tropical storm watch or warning. it's all possible because of this here. this little storm in wilmington has a potential to get stronger. hurricane hunters will go there and decide whether to call it a tropical storm. let's get into it and show you the latest. the hurricane center saying 80% chance that this develops into at least a tropical depression. if it does get a name, it would be faye. here's the development zone over the outer banks today. so here's how it's all going to play out. later on the storm will be over cape hatteras. very little rain. maybe a little bit around virginia beach. as the storm gets a little bit stronger, it throws rain back inland, even as far as washington, d.c., on friday. a period of rain is likely from cape may, marylan

all right let's switch gears here and get a first look at your forecast with nbc meteorologist bill karinsning, bill. >> good morning. we're watching this heatwave we have something brewing in the tropics and veer storms. let's show you, first off, the area of concern in kansas. we have minor flash floodings that happened overnight but not too horrible later on today, the large area in green is the dividing line. that's where we're going to see thunderstorms later. maybe severe storms in denver. now, tomorrow that boundary sets up right over the top of the mid-atlantic region and we have 40 million people at risk of severe storms. this isn't for today for wednesday afternoon and wednesday evening. new york city, baltimore, philadelphia, d.c. not really concerned about tornadoes. as far as the heat goes, yesterday was 99 in washington, d.c. we were one degree away from 100. we haven't done that in four years. it's going to be very hot and humid in the mid-atlantic region, but not as humid as yesterday. 96 today compared to 99. charlotte, 105 if you want a little bit of belief, it's beautifu

. >>> so for your first look at the forecast, i want to go to nbc meteorologist bill karins.been a while since i've seen you. you were off anld then i was of >> yes. reunited. >> and it feels kind of good. >> i'm was going to go there, but i thought i'd let you do that. it's exceptionally hot. one area,ite note a mi itarea, . at 2:00 right now it's 102 in phoenix. we have a heat dome sitting over the southwest. that's going to slide over texas as we go throughout the week and eventually toward the southeast. temperatures will be warming up on the east coast toward the end of the week. we have a lot of heat advisories, heat warnings, 47 million people impacted. all the way through the panhandle of california. we have numerous record highs that could be broken today, including del rio. it could be 111. their old record is 106. for texas, it's pretty extreme heat. even through the middle of the week, it doesn't end. lubbock is going to be 108. how about washington, d.c.? you've had 17 days in a row at 90-plus. your all-time record is 21. so what's the forecast this week? of cour

time for bill karins to check in with the forecast. hey, bill. >> yeah.this klahoma city that's one of the spots we're watching thunderstorms rolled through this morning there was a ton of lightning and a lot of thunder that's now pushing out later on this afternoon, a slight chance and i don't think we're going to see widespread severe storms but we will see isolated strong storms from boston to bridgeport and also for our friends in raleigh to charlotte. if we're going to get severe storms today and any tornadoes, that is likely going to occur in a section from nebraska and also colorado and a few strong storms may head towards minneapolis/st. paul later on today >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. let's take a live look outside in walnut creek as we get started, and we're starting out with mild weather. it will be slightly cooler today compared to yesterday, but we are still looking at a wide range in temperatures from some mid-60s near the coast to some low 90s for the inland, east bay, even upper 90s further to the north. as we go through

. >>> for a first look at your forecast, let's go to meteorologist bill karins.or us? >> good morning to you, alicia. the storms continuing right through the early morning hours. as we look at the radar, a lot of it is finally ending, but yesterday was just a mess. we look at the northeast. we look at the last 12 hours. each of these blue dots is a high wind report. each of the white dots is a large hail report. and yours truly, i got to go storm chasing yesterday afternoon. i took my 10-year-old son with me and we punched right into the center of what we call a hail core right in front of one of these large storms. it was the largest hail i've seen in the seven or eight years i've lived here. the largest i could see was about 1-inch hail. there's a lot of trees down and cleanup needed throughout the region. let's look at today's forecast and what we're going to be dealing with. later on today, we'll see strong storms through the northern plains coming out from the rockies. watch out montana, north dakota and could move to duluth, minneapolis. the building storms

>>will knock this thing down in washington, i'm karin caifa. >>in the south bay milpitas police have released body cam video from an officer involved shooting from june the 21st. >>i >>police say they were responding to an apartment complex after a 19 year-old reportedly stabbed his stepfather when a second officer arrived at the scene police say the 19 year-old who was holding a large knife charged at the officer yelling kill me. it was then that the officer fired his weapon the suspect later died at a local hospital, the stepfather was treated for his stab wounds. >>president trump building out a get out of jail free card, the recipient his longtime friend roger stone the president is commuting stone's sentence. stone was convicted of 7 charges and was supposed to report to prison. tuesday. now he doesn't have to that said his condition still stands. he was found guilty of lying to congress witness tampering and obstruction after learning that he doesn't have to report to prison. stone called the process a quote horrific ordeal. >>and tropica

lawmakers are considering whether these tech giants should be broken up because of antitrust concerns karin caifa has a preview. the covid-19 pandemic has brought economic devastation for many american companies and especially workers but for the biggest names in tech business has been booming. >>and on wednesday, the ceo's of amazon apple facebook and google's parent company will face questions from congress on whether they're too dominant stifling the competition and harming consumers. it's a question a house judiciary subcommittee was probing prepandemic democrats even selenium rhode island, the antitrust panel's chair has overseen an investigation for more than a year tax congress, not the courts agencies or private companies and acted the anti-trust laws. >>and congress must be responsible for determining whether they're equipped for the competition problems of our modern economy, while overall questions around the companies are the same complaints about each of the businesses are unique. >>among them amazon's dominance of e-commerce the dominance of apple's app store facebook's purcha

karin caifa is at nationals park in washington d c that's where the very first pitch of the brand newseason will be thrownig >>the first of a 16 game regular season for major league baseball starts with the first pitch here in washington tonight a matchup between the defending world series champion nationals in the new york yankees as major league baseball embarks upon a season like no other before the players or fans and the success of it like everything else right now hinges upon the >>nearly 4 months behind schedule major league baseball is set begin the 2020 regular season. leading off a marquee matchup here in washington. the new york series champion nationals. >>and their first game since you know sort of the celebration and virtual fanfare around that and i think it's going make for a really special night without the hot dogs and peanuts the kracker jackson 7th inning thi played without fans in the stands. >>a simulated crowd noise. players no high fives managers for all on and around the field multiple covid-19 tests per week e adoption of the designated hitter in the national

bill karins, thank you so much for joining us today. we appreciate it. chuck, over to you. >>> as we wait for joe biden to deliver his remarks in delaware, his campaign is launching new ads in four key battleground states. they'll air in arizona, florida, north carolina and texas. the texas spot is digital only but it is running as polls show a close race between former vice president biden and president trump with the message focusing on the state's recent coronavirus surge. take a look at it. >> people are frightened. they are especially worried about their parents, grandparents, loved ones who are most at risk. this virus is tough, but texas is tougher. we can stop the spread. but it's up to all of us to do it. >> joining us from wilmington is our man on the biden beat, mike memoli. there was an interesting debate within "the new york times" last weekend. late last week with jonathan martin doing that piece about, well, what is -- are they going to expand the map and that the biden campaign is no, no, no, we're not going to, you know, put the cart bef

from lawmakers considering whether the tech giant's should be broken up because of antitrust concerns karin caifa has a preview. >>the covid-19 pandemic has brought economic devastation for many american companies and especially workers but for the biggest names in tech business has been booming and on wednesday, the ceo's of amazon apple facebook and google's parent company will face questions from congress on whether they're too dominant stifling the competition and harming consumers. it's a question a house judiciary subcommittee was probing prepandemic democrats even selenium rhode island, the antitrust panel's chair has overseen an investigation for more than a year tax congress, not the courts agencies or private companies and acted the anti-trust laws. >>and congress must be responsible for determining whether they're equipped for the competition problems of our modern economy, while overall questions around the companies are the same complaints about each of the businesses are unique. >>among them amazon's dominance of e-commerce the dominance of apple's app store facebook's purchas

>>in a single blockbuster hearing karin caifa now has a preview of what congress wants to know. >>the covid-19 pandemic has brought economic devastation for many american companies and especially workers but for the biggest names in tech business has been booming and on wednesday, the ceo's of amazon apple facebook and google's parent company will face questions from congress on whethec they're too dominant stifling the competition and harming consumers. it's a question a house judiciary subcommittee was probing prepandemic democrats even selenium rhode island, the antitrust panel's chair has overseen an investigation for more than a year tax congress, not the courts agencies or private companies and acted the anti-trust laws. >>and congress must be responsible for determining whether they're equipped for the competition problems of our modern economy, while overall questions around the companies are the same complaints about each of the businesses are unique. >>among them amazon's dominance of e-commerce the dominance of apple's app store facebook's purchases of social platform

i'm karin caifa reporting. >>and you can also join kron 4 this saturday for a virtual 4th of july celebration we're going to show you some of the most memorable moments from the biggest fireworks show on the west coast. >>it is san diego's big bay boom. >>we will also honor local heroes who have been on the front lines of the covid-19 pandemic you can check out the 4th of july celebration on kron 4 starting at 09:00pm still ahead a slice of doggie heaven for forgotten animals in tonight's flying tails, how an animal sanctuary in mendocino county is saving animals during the pandemic. >>and more covid-19 cases today and possible training >>and tonight's flying tails can takes us to a little slice of paradise in mendocino county, it's called them. milo foundation sanctuary and it's a place for many animals go one. no one else will take them. >>the mountains of mendocino county about 10 miles east of will is. this is the home of a place called the milo foundation sanctuary. there's a doggy heaven on earth, this lo

reporter karin caifa has details. >>we've seen a. 66% increase in cases just over the last 7 days and during the last 6 weeks of 220% increase. >>the cases we have 6,000 over 6,000 deaths in florida you've got 1425 deaths in my county alone and based on projections i think we're going to 20 to 30 or more deaths every single day and going just in my county local officials in cities and towns across the country say the number of covid-19 cases is surging. >>and as the number of deaths crosses 150,000 nationwide. >>the head of the association of american medical colleges is issuing a warning to americans if we don't do something to change or course

hispanic american asian american almost every group was the best for unemployment at the white house i'm karin caifa reporting. >>on the house floor today, new york congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez says. >>that she was insulted by a colleague a florida congressman, a reporter from the hill says representative ted yoho approached her monday to talk about her position her position on unemployment and crime in your home reportedly said the congresswoman was out of her mind and then used a sexist slur while walking away. he denied using vulgar language and says as a husband and father he's very aware of the language he uses today a casa a says not good enough. >>but when you do that to anyone. what mister yoho did was give permission to other men to do that to his daughters. he came in using that language in front of the press. he gave permission to use that language against his wife his daughters women in his community and i am here to stand up to say that is not acceptable. >>you know how did apologize to her for what he called the abrupt manner of the conversation but she said he made exc

>>because of antitrust concerns karin caifa has a preview of what congress wants to now. >>the covid-19 pandemic has brought economic devastation for many american companies and especially workers but for the biggest names in tech business has been booming and on wednesday, the ceo's of amazon apple facebook and google's parent company will face questions from congress on whether they're too dominant stifling the competition and harming consumers. it's a question a house judiciary subcommittee was probing prepandemic democrat david selenium rhode island, the antitrust panel's chair has overseen an investigation for more than a year tax congress, not the courts agencies or private companies and acted the anti-trust laws. >>and congress must be responsible for determining whether they're equipped for the competition problems of our modern economy, while overall questions around the companies are the same complaints about each of the businesses are unique. >>among them amazon's dominance of e-commerce the dominance of apple's app store facebook's purchases of social platform

here's bill karins good morning >> they've had enough of this one.reas of the south will slightly cool off but the sinking air is over the south and it's going to slide to the southeast. we have 39 million people under heat warn whattiings from lubboo san angelo it will feel like 106 in dallas today. all of the south is just unusually hot. more of a dry heat in west texas where it's more of a humid type heat in areas of the southeast by wednesday afternoon it's more of the same and notice that we start to see some of that heat spreading to the southeast and by the time wee in for a coolish summer day in a few spots. look at san angelo today, over 110. we'll take a look at that severe weather threat later on this afternoon. that's coming up a little later. >>> coming up, the turbulent moment when a belligerent yeflr forces a plane to make an emergency landing. >> and california introduces the world to the census cowboy ours. try new microban 24. spray on hard surfaces to kill 99.9% of viruses and bacteria initially. once dry, it forms a bacteria shiel

we are beginning a new week and let's do so with meteorologist bill karins. good morning. >> hope everyone had a wonderful weekend. now we're watching another hot he week, it's july, we expect that. but there's a little trop colonel disturbance along the northern portion of the florida panhandle. it can bring us overnight rain, no gusty winds or anything, but the hurricane center thinks the next two days, 10% will mostly be over land. but over the next five days after it comes off the southeast coast and near the gulf stream waters, quo develop this into a tropical disturbance. the biggest impact will be locally heavy rain, it wils get. one of the hotter spots will be washington, d.c., boston feeling like 105 today along with our friends in ohio. >>> even that week ahead forecast coming up and if you like it hot and steamy, it's coming to an area near now >> if not, turn on the ac. p thank you, bill. >>> the six-time winner mike i can tsuto gave it their best. he finished with 48.5 dogs down. joey chestnut broke the all time men's report with 75 hot dogs in t

karin caifa has in washington with a look at what this means for the recovery that's ahead. the coronavirus pandemic is devastating impact on the u.s. economy seen into reports thursday to report on really validated that this was indeed the worst order in us economic history. the u.s. economy contracted by 9.5% in april through june an annual rate of 32.9% and the worst since the government started keeping track more than 70 years ago. >>and the labor department said first-time unemployment claims increased for a second straight week to more than one 0.4 million till the virus is tamed and really put in the rearview mirror. there's going to be a ton of uncertainty not only on the part of consumers in terms of how and where i think they are comfortable going out and spending money but in terms of businesses, some medical experts say another shutdown is necessary to stem the virus is fast deadly spread. despite the economic pain right now the only tool we have to control the virus. >>is shelter in place and physical distancing some financial experts say thursday's numbers unde

let's get a check of our weather from bill karins who's in for al >> announcer: "today's" weather isurricane center. they're saying there's a tropical development that could develop later this week. 20% chance as it heads towards the texas coastline. that will be one thing we'll watch in the week ahead forecast could easily hit 100 degrees in washington, d.c. severe storms possible in the center of the country. on wednesday those storms will cool off in the northeast. then watch what happens in the gulf all eyes in the houston area to see if we get the potential for >> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. as we take a live look outside, we're starting out with clouds but that also helps to keep us cooler today. this will all clear out within the next couple of hours. and we're in for a really nice day. we'll also have to watch out for our air quality with drifts of smoke as our high temperatures reach into the low 80s in the south bay. some upper 80s for the inland east bay. along the bay, we're going to see temperatures in the 60s and 70s. our inland temperatures in the 80s th

woman who uses their privilege to get her way or police or policing other people's behaviors and karin's that's been going viral both men and women care and especially in the aftermath of race and police brutality protests like this one of amy cooper who was asked by a black man to just leave her dog in central park new york in an area where no pets were allowed watch here. please don't please don't come close and if you could please please call the cops please call the cops i'm going to tell them there's an african-american man threatened by what police told emotively like. so new york city police they said that by the time they responded to cooper's call both cooper and that man were gone but the video sparked outcry which led to cooper actually losing her job and actually being charged with filing a false police report now that's where this newly proposed care act comes in drafted by 2 california lawmakers who want to make it official that if an individual contacts law enforcement solely to discriminate on the basis of a person's race ethnicity religion gender sexual orientation or ge

this is bbc news, i'm karin giannone with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the worldovery fund. coronavirus infections pass the two million mark in brazil, making it the second worst hit country, after the united states. people often say that this virus isn't visible, but the suffering here is so easy to see. netflix shares plunge, despite rising subscriber numbers during the virus lockdown. and, celebrations as real madrid win their first la liga

says near surpassed a 145,000 coronavirus deaths karin caifa has the latest from washington.ot and it's not question of doing a second or 3rd time it's that we're going to doing some measure of this for years if we don't do it right more than 150 prominent american medical experts scientists teachers nurses and others banded together sending a letter to political leaders urging them to shut down the country and start over morning in the letter if you don't take these actions. the consequences will be measured in widespread suffering and deaths you don't necessarily have to go all the way back to a complete shutdown but you certainly have to call a pause and maybe even a backing up a bit states like florida continue to shatter records reporting more than 12,000 new cases and 135 deaths friday, we're drowning we're absolutely drowning year. >>it's just overwhelming number of cases, california also reporting its highest number of deaths in a single day. >>in starr county texas. it is a life and death situation the county issuing a shelter-in-place order saying our doctors are go

joining me now, jonathan capehart from "washington post" and karine jean-pierre you were with move onwe started this off, when we first started to have you on the show. my hair was obviously very different and then it was different again and again and again and again and again. so many hairstyles okay well talk -- so many hairstyles. but talk about the fact that, you know, the resistance to trump, you know, move on is an activist organization so perfect to have you in this block. how has it progressed, how has it changed and how effective has it been? >> first of all, i have to take a point of privilege here, joy, because i would be remiss if i don't this opportunity to say this on your very, very last show i want to say thank you. thank you for giving a voice thank you for cultivating voices like mine on your show for the last four years. it has been an amazing experience and because of you we have seen people in this movement who are diverse, who are young on your show, having to have a platform to speak to this moment. so, joy, you are one of a kind you are amazing. i love you dear

. >>> let's get a check on your weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins. i have to say, i was watching dr. fauci's pitch yesterday and i thought to myself, it's really good he's a doctor. >> they missed such a moment, though, yasmin. who was producing that. imagine if he had gone out to the mound. he obviously hasn't thrown the baseball in a while. imagine if he walked closer to the catcher, measured six feet, and then threw the first pitch. it could be educational and fun. i know. they've got to call me up before they do these things. >> he was responsibly socially distant, and he was a really good sport. he is a huge fan of the nationals, so i'm sure he was really excited to be out there. wow, that pitch was one for the books. >> he was a little too far distanced. >>> let's get into this forecast because we've got an active period in tropics. we've got three different storms we're tracking. we'll call it a tropical frenzy. the one of immediate concern is the one that heads to the coast. this is tropical storm hannah. the water in the gulf of mexico is ex

. >>> okay let's check back in with nbc meteorologist bill karins who has been tracking the covid numberskend, let's just say it like that, when it comes to covid numbers. we're thinking about 200,000 folks testing positive over the last three days or so. >> yeah. we're still waiting to, you know, hit the little crescendo here, hit the top of the wave or peak or crest, whatever you want to call it here's what happened yesterday on sunday. i know yasmin talked about the total three-day numbers for friday, saturday, sunday but just on sunday, 65,279 that breaks the previous sunday record by 7,000. we're going to hit the mark for total number of cases. you can see where we were back in april you can see the low decrease was around june 14th, and ever since then we've been spiking up so the new seven-day average is 68,680 per day and i also want to look at where we are on the total testing. we've had 48 million tests given. some have taken multiple tests the positive rate is 8%. it's not spiking up, but it is slowly rising up right now the current seven-day average is 791 comparable to last s

with that, let's get a chk-in with nbc meteorologist bill karins.w you're going to be but that is smd good neis some the vaccine front as we've been awaiting something to come out, hoping that it does emerge on the markets early on next year. >> yeah, we're also desperate for good news, yasmin, to hear about some progress where we are in the trials. yeah, it's painful, we have to wait for another six months before the vaccine but who knows. let's go through the numbers of what we definitely do know what was reported yesterday. and let's go through some of them and start with the total cases. we do have this rapid increase going on in a few states yesterday, new cases, 65,950. we had a california record of 9561. texas reported their second single most cases for a single day at 11,060. where are we? increase began one month ago on june 14th. the daily average is 63,693. that's a 40,000 increase. as far as fatality 937 deaths reported. now, because of a week ago we had this number that was above 937, we actually had a small drop yesterday in the seven-

a man whose doctors thought he was on his deathbed is now talking about his battle with the virus karin caifa has that story. >>the last text messages are sent to my wife. when right before has meant it. i said yeah i promise, i'll never stop fighting. this family was told to pay their final respects now after a near-death 128 day battle with coronavirus you're a larry walked out of a new york hospital people are dying all around me. >>and i didn't die. is that a miracle i don't know this as the u.s. surpasses 4 million cases only taking 15 days to jump from the 3 million mark or. >>now the former fda commissioners morning we could see 300,000 american deaths by years end if we continue on the current trajectory, california tennessee and florida reporting record high death numbers thursday florida again topping 10,000 newly reported cases, the situation in the state so dire, it's triggering president trump to cancel the jacksonville portions of the gop convention week the flare up in florida. >>to have a big convention is not the right time. really something that for me. i have to prote

ordinance made by a state assembly member out of oakland out of oakland speaking of their another karin reported there for calling 911 on a black family for barbecuing at the park no i walking around the streets here in san francisco talked to a couple people including a man about this and his friend agreed that karen culture should be the pens on the situation in the severity of it it's something that's. >>a situation where there's you know somebody is being racist or something that's provoking violence. i definitely think that's charges should be right to that person. >>this red bull said you know this is a waste of resources as well and that is part of san francisco supervisor discussion about this saying this is a waste of resources and it is racially discriminatory. walton will be joining efforts with lee person to make sure that this gets pushed forward not only here locally but also on a state level have reached out to walton's office and temps is going to see coming up with him this morning see if you can talk more about this with them will see at to see if that happened this mo