margo. >> yes. supervisor ronen. >> thank you so much. i do. i first just wanted to thank supervisor mamdelman for his words. when i heard the tragic news is saw the outpouring of grief in the housing world, i reached out to them. not every city worker builds bridges between city and community and what sometimes feels like the bureauic government and warmth of our organization. she span that guide effectively and gracefully and i wanted to add to what my colleague said by sharing the words and stories of community partners who worked with is loved margo. margo. when cheryl spoke about her close friend and colleague, her first words were about her deep foundational belief in social justice and fairness. she would always side with the underdog. margo would say if there is a fight between a little poodle and dobberman, i'm there for the pooledle. she never left home without her narcan and would check on people if she thought they were this trouble. she treated everybody with respect and grace a

now grammy nominee margo price is living another one related to the pandemic. new album in our "saturday session." that is all ahead. >>> first, there are troubling new indications of the coronavirus outbreak increasing in the u.s. with more than a dozen states reporting an uptick in covid-19 cases. the rise comes as the centers for disease control and prevention issues new guidelines for states to reopen. the cdc expects the number of americans claimed a steady increase in hospitalizations, recording its four worst days of the pandemic just this week. it's raising alarm bells raisin houston area. >> i want the reopening to be successful. i want the economy to be resilient. but i'm growing increasingly concerned that we may be approaching the precipice of the disaster. >> florida, north and south carolina, saw their highest single-day numbers of new cases this week. reopening plans have been put on hold in oregon and utah. >>> president trump has rescheduled his campaign rally following criticism over the date and location of that event. his first rally since t

margo. >> yes. supervisor ronen. >> thank you so much. i do. i first just wanted to thank supervisor mamdelman for his words. when i heard the tragic news is saw the outpouring of grief in the housing world, i reached out to them. not every city worker builds bridges between city and community and what sometimes feels like the bureauic government and warmth of our organization. she span that guide effectively and gracefully and i wanted to add to what my colleague said by sharing the words and stories of community partners who worked with is loved margo. margo. when cheryl spoke about her close friend and colleague, her first words were about her deep foundational belief in social justice and fairness. she would always side with the underdog. margo would say if there is a fight between a little poodle and dobberman, i'm there for the pooledle. she never left home without her narcan and would check on people if she thought they were this trouble. she treated everybody with respect and grace a

mayor giminez and mayor margo, thank you.both luck in your communities as you get a handle on this. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> as tensions grow between the police and members of many communities, the nypd reports a disturbing trend, shootings up in new york city compared to the same time last year. why? we're going to take a look. . . when you shop with wayfair, you spend less and get way more. so you can bring your vision to life and save in more ways than one. for small prices, you can build big dreams. spend less, get way more. shop everything home at wayfair today. >>> as the nation debates police reform, new york city has now seen a marked increase in gun violence in recent weeks. the nypd says there were 75 shooting incidents over a seven-day period. those numbers were up sharply from the same time last year. cnn's brynn gingras joins us live. tensions between police and community are running high, early retirement, et cetera. what's happening? >> reporter: yeah. i mean, there's just a whole mix of things

let me bring in mayor margo of el paso. you're also a republican mayor.coul do you stand on wearg masks, masks, social distancing and self discipline of the citizens to do all of the above? >> well, betsy and i are pretty much in concert on the need for wearing masks. we just made the determination that we needed to encourage it and the way to encourage it is of to follow what the governor said was available to us and that was to require all businesses to mandate that not only their employees have to wear a mask but that the customers and patrons of those businesses would be required to. i was getting calls from businesses saying that they were very concerned about people who would not wear face coverings in their places of business and it was making other customers uncomfortable. they didn't know what to do about it. betsy and i were part of the nine mayors who signed a letter to the governor requesting his support there. he came back and said you have the tools, she referred to them, but have you to mandate it separately through the employer. and on sat

i just wanted to comment in memory of margo eddie. she was an amazing force of nature, a real treasure, for the city who was very focused on social justice, especially as it related to homelessness. and providing care and shelter. really put the focus on help. she was a long-term health department employee for many years. i had the pleasure of working with her in my earlier tenure at the department. she worked with many, many people in our department as well as our city. and, unfortunately, died last week. mark, i know you had a few comments, but i wanted to acknowledge her leadership, her incredible boldness in terms of the work that she not only did her herself, but asked us do every day. she was one of those people who lit up a room and inspired us all to do better. i will miss her and i know so many people across the city will miss her. including and especially the people that she interacted with and helped every day in the shelters, the navigation centers and on the street. >> thank you, dr. colfax. you said it well. she was a lo

i just wanted to comment in memory of margo eddie.she was an amazing force of nature, a real treasure, for the city who was very focused on social justice, especially as it related to homelessness. and providing care and shelter. really put the focus on help. she was a long-term health department employee for many years. i had the pleasure of working with her in my earlier tenure at the department. she worked with many, many people in our department as well as our city. and, unfortunately, died last week. mark, i know you had a few comments, but i wanted to acknowledge her leadership, her incredible boldness in terms of the work that she not only did her herself, but asked us do every day. she was one of those people who lit up a room and inspired us all to do better. i will miss her and i know so many people across the city will miss her. including and especially the people that she interacted with and helped every day in the shelters, the navigation centers and on the street. >> thank you, dr. colfax. you said it well. she was a lov

. >> you also focus on 20th century novels by albert camus and margo and their examples of play novelss you call it in the essay. their themes may be even more chilling. what it would take away from them? do they help us denote things today? >> every plague novel really is a parable. not that there isn't a lot of most modern fictions but there is a kind of find it to be almost a quirkiness that really takes on a very strict moral to be taken away from each of these books and i think it's not always the best books of literature. heavy-handed with the way they're trying to deliver the argument. those of the examples you mentioned are quite lovely books. the plague is fascism à >> i think it's mid 90s. >> most men before received the nobel prize. it's a gorgeous book in the plague from which we suffer it's this shocking disease highly contagious proximity of someone within hours of being near to them you lose your sight. in a very unusual way. everything you see is white instead of imagining blindness seeing only blackness. everything you see is white it's a book about a lot of different

margo of ucsf had this to say. we are hoping to determine what is a prevalence of the virus in this part of the city. we think this model between ways to support people through the pandemic. results of the tests are not expected to be available for a few more days. >>> the time is 5:10 am. uniting for better cause, the area coming together to clean up after vandals and looters. that is next on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn the area. >>> to the south bay, san jose right now on the clear skies at 53 degrees. we are going to warm things up a little bit compared to over the weekend as we look ahead to the next two days. details coming up. >>> public options. no matter what you're looking for, it's always good to have 'em. and when it comes to your internet, xfinity gives you the ones you need. on a budget? there's a speed for that. try a plan with no annual contract.mmit? wanna save even more? just add xfinity mobile, and save big on your wireless bill. it's internet with the power of options. and that's simple, easy, a

mayor dee margo, thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> best of luck to your community and dealing with the coronavirus pandemic. i hope it stays low. >>> the case count right now in the u.s. is high. 2.5 million. but a brand-new cdc survey released just today says the true number of cases could be up to 24 times greater than reported, meaning the real number of americans who have had or have coronavirus is closer to 60 million. we'll tauk lk to a doctor about this next. you're live in the "cnn newsroom" e. because the tempur-breeze° transfers heat away from your body. . after night. . during the tempur-pedic summer of sleep, save $500 on all tempur-breeze mattresses. for spending a perfectly reasonable amount of time on the couch with tacos from grubhub? grubhub's gonna reward you for that with a $5 off perk. (doorbell rings) - [crowd] grubhub! (fireworks exploding) ♪ for heroes proved, ♪ in liberating strife ♪ america ♪ america i but what i do count on...ts anis boost high protein...rs, and now, there's boost mobility... ...with key nutrients to help support... joints, muscles, a