later on "good morning america," the author explains what white house insiders said about melania trump's move to washington. >>> concerns about e. coli have triggered a nationwide meat recall. about 43,000 pounds of ground beef sold out marketside butcher and thomas farms are affected. the beef was sold at walmart and other retailers. it was produced june 1st with an establishment number of 46841. >>> gas prices are once again on the rise. they're now averaging $2.10 a gallon. it's the sixth week in a row they've gone up as more of the economy re-opens and analysts expect increases through the summer but prices are still 70 cents less than last year. .e, t re see erearonhe roath one expert predicts traffic in some big cities could increase avoiding public transportation and more people on vacation are hitting the road instead of flying. >>> coming up, why 40,000 people are still stranded on cruise ships because of coronavirus. >>> but first caught on camera, a woman coughing seemingly intentionally on another woman at a bagel shop after she was apparently criticized for not wearing a mas

you know, mary's book, she did interviews around the globe about melania trump. for this, she's citing three people close to president trump who agree that this was a time she used to negotiate that prenup. now, her original prenup with donald trump was not necessarily generous. even with marla maples, his second wife, not generous there, and it goes back to wife number one, ivana trump. they had a lengthy divorce battle in which donald trump spent about $14 million in that divorce and had to give up an apartment for ivana, lots of money for the kids. the house in greenwich, connecticut, so he feels like he lost his shirt. the prenups were probably stingier and i think she saw it as an opportunity to sit down at the table. >> a lot of leverage, a lot of leverage for a first lady to hold there not to move to the white house until you renegotiate. but there was other leverage too. in terms of the length of their relationship, correct, kate? so people know, you have a terrific book out on melania trump. you know as much about melania, it's called "free melania." talk

melania for this book. what happened? >> basically, no reply. the trumps, both of them make people who are around them sign nondisclosure agreements. they also quickly learned told people that knew melania when she was young, when she was model to not talk. >> reporter: the white house dismisses the book as fiction. but jordan says after several years and more than 100 interviews, a clearer picture emerged of a woman who grew up dreaming of a life far way from her native slovenia. >> she is a girl who grew up in a really small town and couldn't wait to get out. she told everyone that. everyone i talked to in slovenia said she couldn't wait to get out of this town. she wanted to be where the action is. >> reporter: at first, young melania wanted to study architecture. but she was persuaded that modeling was a better option. and she found success doing mostly print work in europe, and later in new york city. she wed donald trump in 2005, became a u.s. citizen in 2006, and eventually sponsored her mother and father, amalia and viktor, to be u.s. citizens as w

melania for this book. what happened? >> basically no reply. the trumpsf them, make people who are around them sign nondisclosure agreements. they also, i quickly learned, told people that new melania when she was young, when she was a model to not talk. >> reporter: the white house dismisses the book as fiction, but jordan says that, after several years and more than 100 interviews, a clearer picture emerged a woman who grew up dreaming of a life far way from her native sevnica, slovenia. >> she grew up in a really small town and couldn't wait to get out. she told everyone that. everyone ooh i talked to in slovenia said she couldn't wait to get out of this town. she wanted to be where the action is. >> reporter: at first, young melania wanted to study architecture but sh was persuaded that modeling was a better option and she found success doing mostly print work in europe and later in new york city. she wed donald trump in 2005, became a u.s. citizen in 2006, and eventually sponsored her mother and father, amalija and viktor to be u.s. citizens as well.

melania for this book. what happened? >> basically, no reply. the trumpsm make people who are around them sign nondisclosure agreements. they also quickly learned told people that knew melania when she was young, when she was model to not talk. >> reporter: the white house dismisses the book as fiction. but jordan says after several years and more than 100 interviews, a clearer picture emerged of a woman who grew up dreaming of

house and her clout in the west wing. >> i think a lot of people don't realize how much influence melania trumpr: the book "the art of her deal" plays off the title of president trump's own memoir claiming the first lady allegedly used the president's savvy against him to successfully renegotiate the couple's prenuptial agreement after he took office. >> she, the chess player that she is, clearly must have read his famous book "the art of the deal." and in that it says that, leverage is when you have something the other person wants. or better yet, can't do without. well, by waiting until he went into politics, she had what he wanted. >> reporter: the biography also revealing that the president trusts his wife above all else. mrs. trump even reportedly becoming the deciding factor in the choice for vice president. >> trump relies on her for advice. he trusts her judgment. and her advice, she said, mike pence will be content to be number two, pick pence, he'll be the best suited for you. >> reporter: according to jordan the biggest takeaway from more than 100 interviews, including at least a doz

trump. the book also claims that, with melania absent, ivanka trump moved to grab as much power as she could family office." also renaming the library of congress, "ivanka's book club." and things seem a little tense for the first couple right now. take a look at this recent appearance together. where the president seems to ask the first lady to smile and she reacts with...whatever this is. wow. if looks could kill, the secret service would've wrestled her to the ground. of course, whenever one of these unauthorized books is released, it's impossible to know how much is true. so here to tell us how much is true, is the first lady of the united states, melania trump. >> hello, stephen! >> stephen: madam first lady, thank you for being here. it's been a while. >> oh, yes. i have been keeping out to have the public eye. but during difficult times, america needs the first lady's warm, comforting presence. >> stephen: what was that? are you okay? >> oh, yes, stephen, of course i'm okay. can't you tell by my smile? >> stephen: there you go. sure, i caught that one. so how are you holding up with e

melania trump has had her low profile and the first families' internal dynamics are not what one would or at oftentimes been fraught and contentio contentious. not always been amicable and as calm as surface appearances might suggest. now, i haven't seen other outlets confirm the reporting in this book, specifically regarding the prenuptial conversations but one thing that every responsible reporter covering melania knows and mary jordan without question is a meticulous and careful report ser that the first lady is not shy about suing reporters who she believes give bad information about her. she absolutely has a litigious streak and taken report attorneys court during her time as first lady and so that kind of caution is likely to cover -- color all reporting regarding her and one would assume raise it to like a level of extraordinary caution. >> okay. well, then let's have what mary jordan laid out an argument melania trump is as determined to her own mythmaking as her husband continuing that it began early when she would fail to correct reporters who cited her age incorrectly, alway

pero si no fuera por melania, quizÁs trump no hubiera sido candidato.trazÓ su llegada a washington y estuvo en new york para renegociar su acuerdo prenupcial. querÍa pruebas por escrito, que por oportunidades financieras y herencias su hijo seria tratado igual que los hijos mayores de trump. >>> la casa blanca no esperÓ que saliera a la venta el prÓximo martes. la jefa de gabinete de la primera dama dijo que lo deberÍan colocarlo en las estanterÍas de los libros de fix. en las 186 pÁginas se abunda en temas personales, el hecho que ella y el presidente tengan recÁmaras separada fernandes la casa blanca. antes se ha visto a la pareja con diferencias en pÚblico. cuando ella le ha negado la mano en varias ocasiones. noticias telemundo. >>> ahora porque para es viernes tenemos una historia. antonio ar... horas y horas sin parar contra la corriente, con temperaturas congelantes. cuenta su aprendizaje en un libro y en una entrevista que tuvimos con Él. >>> soy josÉ ar gueyes y he sido de pos tirbt por 3 o 4 aÑos. su historia comenzÓ en casa de su abuela en 19

the book is being called the arch of her deal, the untold story of melania trump.ary jordan. the book says the first lady is more influential than many people realize. it says she might be the most important advisor. >>> president trump sneeze is releasing a tell-all book. she is the daughter of the president's older brother who died in 1981. the book is called, too much and never enough, how my family created the world's most dangerous man. she is a clinical psychologist. she writes about his relationships with his father and his brother. the book is scheduled to be released on july 28. >>> workers at a shake shack restaurant in new york city are accused of soothing milkshakes that contained bleach to police officers. officials say the officers did not realize leach was in there until after they drink it. they determined that there was no criminality by the employees. at least three of the officers are in the hospital. they are expected to make a full recovery. >>> the time is 6:46. protesters are still occupying many streets in seattle. several blocks of the east

in the past few hours the president and the first lady — melania trump — visited the saintjohn paul iion. a day earlier — the president appeared at another religious site. here he is outside st john's episcopal church — which is a short walk from the white house and has been used by presidents for more than a century. it had been boarded up after protesters set fire to it the night before. and as you can see he posed for pictures holding a bible. he made the church appearance straight after his first white house address on the nationwide protests — where he warned that he was prepared to bring in the military to quell the violence. ifa if a city or state refuses to take the actions that are necessary to defend the life and property of their residence, then i will deploy their residence, then i will deploy the united states military and quickly solve the problem for them. as his speech wound up — this was happening in lafayette square — which sits between the white house and the church. military police from the national guard used tear gas, rubber bullets and flash grenades to clear pro

until he went into politics, she had what he wanted. >> reporter: after president trump's inauguration in 2017, melanianew york city at the famed trump tower. reports at the time saying the couple wanted to allow baron to finish out his term in school. "the art of her deal" claiming there was more to it. >> reporter: the main thing that melania wanted is to make sure that the son that she has with donald trump, baron, his fifth child, gets the same equal share to the older three. >> reporter: the book also painting a picture of melania helping to make major staffing decisions for the trump white house. >> i think a lot of people don't realize how much influence melania trump has. >> reporter: melania reportedly sitting down with trump's top three choices for vp, newt gingrich, chris christie and mike pence. >> and her advice, she said, mike pence will be content to be number two. the other two will be gunning for your job. he doesn't trust many people but he trusts her. >> reporter: the first lady's chief of staff, stephanie grisham, telling us this is yet another book about mrs. trump with false infor

melania trump is in there basically doing with trump what he does with everybody else which is to sayng for the best advantage she could get. she understands who president trump is and she's been married to him longer than the first two wives and decided in 2016 and 2017 that the deal she signed when she got married wasn't adequate and she wanted to renew that order she said to protect barron, to make sure he has the right inheritance and so forth from the president. but i think that one thing that is interesting about melania trump is how little we know about her. that is why i think a book like this is fascinating to a lot people in washington because she has been such a -- than any first lady in our lifetime. >> kimberly, anything about being reported thus far surprise you? >> no. some of the anecdotes that we've heard so far are things that have been what i call poorly kept secrets around washington, d.c. about her. but i think what peter says is right. it is showing that she's far more complex than some of the descriptions of her have been. and, listen, look, first ladies have al

. >>> a new book out on the first lady, melania trump, is making headlines.out her relationship with the president and her influence on some of the biggest decisions he's made. the author joins us next. . among my patients i often see them have teeth sensitivity as well as gum issues. does it worry me? absolutely. new sensodyne sensitivity & gum gives us the dual action effect that really takes care of both our teeth sensitivity as well as our gum issues. there's no question it's something that i would recommend. >>> a revealing new book into the life of melania trump. it depicts her as far more influential in the white house than we knew. joining us now is pulitzer prize winning writer mary jordan. great to see you. so this is juicy. it's making a lot of headlines and i want to start by reading your statement on how tough it was to kind of crack the code on melania. you write, in three decades as a correspondent working all over the world i have often written about the reluck tant and the reclusive. most people would not speak on the record after interviews

>>> first, lady melania trump waited nearly six months to join her husband at the white house.nally may know why. according to a new book, mrs. trump delayed that move to renegotiate her prenuptial agreement. among her demands, a guarantee that their son will be taking care of financially. cnn reached out for comment about the book. mrs. trump's chief of staff told us yet another book about mrs. trump with false information and sources. this book belongs in the fiction genre. i'm brooke baldwin. thanks so much for being with me. let's go to jake tapper in washington. "the lead starts right now." >>> welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. and we begin today with the politics lead as americans confront and in some cases try to correct this nation's past and current racial injustices, a number of president trump's advisers are encouraging him to change his tone to meet the moment and improve his political standing. cnn has learned. but president trump remains convinced, sources say, that the culture wars he has continually stoked, whether defending army bases for confederate gene

earlier today, president trump and melania trump visited a shrine in washington, d.c., following theresident's he stoodesterday when in front of st. john's church with the bible in hand while protests were taking place outside the white house.

. >> earlier today president trump and first lady melania trump visited the think john paul ii nationalhrine in washington, d.c.. this fall of the president's action yesterday where he posed outside the historic st. john's episcopal church with a bible while protests were happening outside the white house. while protests were taking place outside the white house.

transformation in a pity but in response to that someone posted an old photo of breeze with donald and melania trump and it just had the caption this year with a question mark you know this mean this new stance for a lot what do you say about that. here's the thing i don't want people to think they've done the work of anti racism because it was a black square and instagram i think it's time for people to actually start doing something of note to fight it and maybe the comment that he got about his old. pictures is because people don't see what drew brees is doing that's actually fighting against the race of society that he lives in that he profits from so it's up to drew to figure out what he can be doing every single day to do anti racist words and for me right now we're actually mill the campaign we just launched the mike now what we're asking people to give up their instagram accounts what powerful people who are white women have every tomorrow 50 of them have agreed to give up their race come account of a tall black woman stories unfortunately and fortunately we were out of time but but please c

the president and the first lady — melania trump — visited the saintjohn paul ii national shrine in washingtonetween riot police and protesters demonstrating over the death of a black man in police custody in france four years ago.

there's been no address from the american president, but his wife, melania trump, released this video our country works through the racial issues that we still face today, it is important to remember we are one global community. because of juneteenth and accusations of racial insensitivity, donald trump postponed his first political rally since public gatherings were shut down. it's being held in tulsa, 0klahoma, an especially controversial setting because it was the site of a black massacre in the 1920s. this is a day that marks freedom and emancipation, but these protests are yet another reminder that african—america ns have yet to achieve genuine racial equality. some american corporations for the first time granted employees the day off orjuneteenth, and they are growing calls to make it an official us holiday. america's racial reckoning shows no sign of abating. nick bryant, bbc news, new york. tulsa in oklahoma is hosting major juneteenth celebrations — we can see these live pictures. these are people on stage, lots and lots of people there as the camera pans out a little. lots

pareja de casados se pelean y tiene una discusiÓn pero que tal cuando es la primera pareja del paÍs melania trump veo asÍ ahora sale con su mujer, que todos tenemos claro que no se habla ni se llega con su mujer para decir que somos la familia unida y estudiando la conversaciÓn. hace 10 dÍas estÁbamos hablando del covid-19. marÍa: el covid-19 no existe ya. jomari: hay momentos donde la imagen es una cosa superficial. no estoy irritado ni nada yo hablo asÍ. carlos: vamos a pasar la palabra marÍa antonieta, el mensaje que debe estar dando el lÍder del país y lo que Él cree que estÁ proyectando muchos dicen que es de su sangre de empresario, que un empresario alpha en un momento de crisis sonrÍe se pone crees que va por ahÍ? marÍa: creo que no hay una cesÁrea correcta que le diga seÑor presidente en este lugar no se puede ser esto sÓlo se puede hacerlo otro, como aceptarÍa cualquier otro presidente me imagino es asunto de imagen el experto en imagen es jomari. jomari: pero aÚn lÍder en este momento no importa la imagen es como lidera un paÍs entonces aquÍ la imagen, o sea que la gente ayer en la not

the president and the first lady — melania trump — visited the saintjohn paul ii national shrine in washington john's episcopal church. and dr abdullah abdullah — who is leading the afghan government's peace talks with the taliban has told the bbc that the organisation is yet to cut all ties to al qaeda. dr abdullah says the majority of afghans want peace. you're watching bbc news... the uk government has admitted there are ‘huge disparities in the health of the nation‘ — after a report confirmed that those from black, asian and minority ethnic communities are more likely to die from coronavirus than white people. public health england said it was unclear why. speaking at the government's daily briefing, the health secretary, matt hancock, said he was determined to address the problem. the phc investigation into the way in which the virus targets people unequally and disproportionately has been put on the website. and this is a particularly timely publication. because right across the world people are angry about racial injustice. and i get that. black lives matter. and i want to say this to e

first lady melania trump calling for everyone to protest in peace and take care of one another. visiting st. paul national shrine. the white house discussing options for another round of stimulus, today we will get a look at pandemic's toll on jobs when the adp is released for last month. take a look, triple-digit gain right out of the gate. the s&p is up 15 and the nasdaq higher by 39. the easing of lockdowns raising hopes of economic recovery and fueling markets again yesterday, s&p 500 and nasdaq up 3 days in a row with dow up 267 points at 4:00 o'clock on wall street yesterday. mark zuckerberg defends leaving president trump's posts up. investigating the origins of the russia probe, rod rosenstein testifying before the senate today, he approved the third and final fisa renewal to surveil carter page. mornings with maria is live right now. global markets this morning with a firmer today. take a look at indices. cac quarante in paris 89 and as lockdowns ease up encouraging nine the euro zone meanwhile. take a look at euro zone purchasing manager's index up from 12 in april to 3

the president and the first lady — melania trump — visited the saintjohn paul ii national shrine in washingtons st john's episcopal church. clashes have broken out in paris between riot police and protesters demonstrating over the death of a black man in police custody in france four years ago. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the political editor of the new statesman, stephen bush and political correspondent for the financial times, laura hughes. tomorrow's front pages starting with. .. the metro says the covid—19 divide in the country is widening, with fatalities and new infections far more common in some regions than in london. the guardian reports that the opposition leader — keir starmer has accused borisjohnson of causing a collapse in public confidence over the government's handling of the coronavirus crisis and warned that number ten will be directly responsible if the infection rate starts to rise again. the daily telegraph focuses on the uk's travel restrictions — with the government saying 14—day quarantine restrict

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. >> the white house announcing president trump and first lady melania trump will host a salute to americahe white house with music, military demonstrations, and a fireworks, this despite pushback from ten democratic lawmakers in maryland, virginia, and washington, d.c., who wrote a letter to administration officials last month given the current covid-19 crisis, such an event would needlessly risk the health and safety of thousands of americans. further, this event would come at the cost of millions of taxpayer dollars while we are facing an unprecedented economic downturn due to the pandemic. this is a trap to get trump to not celebrate the fourth of july so they can accuse him of being un-american. >> that's right. going along with what kennedy just said, everything is partisan to these people. everything is partisan to these people. they don't care about the health and safety of the people attending the rally, they just don't want him to hold a rally. they cared about the health and safety of those people, they would be far more concerned about what's going on in the riots in the crimes

as you suggested, john, does not explain why melania trump and barron trump went down with him, as our reporting indicates they did. they surely had no role in the inspection of any underground white house bunker. >> john harwood covering the white house. appreciate that. joining me to discuss these remarkable events, political analyst along with our chief political correspondent dana bash. i want to start with you and listen to more of the president's tone. the defense secretary trying to back up a little bit here, saying i don't support the insurrection act. any military, even if it's national guard, will respect constitutional rights. listen to the president continuing to talk tough. >> you have to get better than what they have been doing. obvio obviously, that was a terrible thing, and i have spoken about it numerous times in various speeches. >> has he spoken about it numerous times in various speeches, if the idea here is police violence against black men? >> i mean, at moments he has, but the consistent through line through his rhetoric, through his life, has been one of the op

. >> the president and first lady melania trump stood before a shrine honoring pope john paul the 2nda trip the catholic arch bishop of washington called baffling and reprehensible. welton gregory said the facility was being misused and manipulated and the late pope would not condone the use of tear gas or other deterrents to silence, scatter, or intimidate protestors. trump has faced heavy criticism for his visit to st. john's church. but trump, who rarely attends church services, did not go inside to tour the damage or stop to pray. instead, he took photos outside, and used a bible as a prop. >> is that your bible? >> sources told cnn the president wanted to be seen outside the white house grounds because he was angered by reports that he had been rushed to an underground bunker during friday's protest. today, a justice department official confirmed that attorney general bill barr asked for the protestors to be pushed back on monday. washington's mayor called the use of force shameful. >> i didn't see any provocation that would warrant the deployment of munitions. >> most republican

she is after all one of the most recognized people in the world. >> reporter: melania trump hasn't yet responded to abc news' request for comment about the book. more revelations from the book coming up at 7:00 a.m. with your "gma first look," i'm kyra phillips, abc news, washington. >>> if you've had books on hold at contra costa library, you can pick them up starting today. nearly two dozen libraries are starting front door service and it is basically contactless pick p. you call or text when you arrive and they took your books on a table outside. people who have had holds since before the stay-at-home order will have the first pickup appointme appointments. >>> we'll tell you about this recall alert, the usda has a warning about nearly 43,000 pounds of winds. they are relatively calm this morning through about 7:00. they pick up a little bit outoc afternoon and evening hours, a lot of us 20 to 35-mile-per-hour winds. so that could bring down some small tree limbs. so be careful if you are out walking the dog or going on a bike ride. tomorrow morning we wake up, fastest breezes right

the untold story of melania trump. it was written by mary jordan. house than many people realize. is that she may be the president single most important advisor. >>> for only the fourth time in its history, the oscars will be postponed. the academy of motion picture arts and sciences made the announcement today. the academy awards be held on april 25th instead of february. the cutting is also extending eligibility window beyond the calendar year and this means films released up until february of next year will be eligible for an oscar. the latest drastic world movie will resume production next month. according to deadline universal studios is spending that is in a private medical facility and his studios in london. the production team will be put in quarantine for at least two weeks upon arrival and after finishing the movie, drastic world dominion is expected to hit theaters next june. the bridge served as the backdrop of what is known as bloody sunday where louis and martin luther king, jr. were met with batons and tear gas. and it's been more tha

line more controversy surrounding president trump's visit to churches say visited one yesterday for a photo op. >>visit another church today with his wife melania. >>2 churches today. cnn's kaitlan collins reports. >>president trump visited another iconic church in dc today while still facing fierce backlash for his trip to historical church near the white house yesterday after peaceful protesters were aggressively cleared from the streets using smoke flash bangs and shield. the president and first lady melania trump stood before a shrine honoring pope john paul the second in a trip that the catholic archbishop of washington called back and reprehensible. wilton gregory said the facility was being misused and manipulated and asserted that the late pope would not condone the use of tear gas or other deterrents to silence scatter or intimidate protesters. trump has faced heavy criticism for his visit to saint john's church, which police say protesters partially set on fire sunday. but trump who really attend church services did not go inside to tour the damage or stopped to pray instead he took photos outside and used a bible as a prop. sources t

elizabeth: we have another book, the art of her deal, untold story of melania trump by "washington postdan. that there is another book coming out the neas niece is one that helped "new york times" look into president's taxes, leakerred tax information to the "new york times." what is reaction to that book coming out? >> hard to be able to judge. we'll see what comes out on facts and figures. a lot of folks will too to make money off the president at this point in the campaign, to try to distract the campaign. get the facts out and than trying to sell the book to profit off the president. elizabeth: senator, thanks so much for joining us. really appreciate it. >> glad to be with you. elizabeth: okay, still ahead, the trump campaign is now calling cnn's brian stelter quote, sexist for his personal attack on trump campaign legal advisor jenna ellis. in an interview now being called a quote, a train wreck. it was about the trump campaign's threat to sue cnn over a poll last week that showed joe biden 14 points ahead. this is hot controversy. we have rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel on her take

john paul ii national shrine with first lady melania trump.ut that visit also isn't sitting well with one person in the religious community, washington archbishop will ton gregory said this about saint john paul, quote he would certainly not condone the use of tear gas and other deterrents to silence, scatter or inintimidate then for a photo-opportunity in front of a place of worship and peace. the secret service said they did not deploy tear gas. we're learning that the attorney general bill barr came to this scene yesterday. he surveyed protesters here. someone actually threw a bottle at the attorney general, liz. we're hearing that the decision to move the barrier back was not for a photo-op but it was decision made earlier that day and when the attorney general came here, he saw that the decision to move the line had not been made. and asked them to do so. liz? elizabeth: hillary vaughn, thank you very much for your reporting. now this, 5600 people have been arrested so far in the protests. nine people now dead since the rioting began. las

the president and first lady melania trump stood before a shrine honoring pope john paul the second in a trip that the catholic archbishop of washington called back and reprehensible. wilton gregory said the facility was being misused and manipulated and asserted that the late pope would not condone the use of tear gas or other deterrents to silence scatter or intimidate protesters. trump has faced heavy criticism for his visit to saint john's church, which police say protesters partially set on fire sunday. but trump who really attend church services did not go inside to tour the damage or stopped to pray instead he took photos outside and used a bible as a prop. sources told cnn the president wanted to be seen outside the white house grounds because he was angered by reports that he had been rushed to an underground bunker during friday's protest today, a justice department official confirmed that attorney general bill barr passed for the protesters to be pushed back on monday, washington's mayor called the use of force shameful i didn't see any provocation that the deployment of the

president trump and first lady melania trump went to a shrine honoring pope john paul ii.est ceremonial wreath and observed a moment of silence. the visit is part of an effort to focus today on religious freedom. he is signing an executive order to advance international religious freedom . >> the world health organization says healthy people should not wear masks. instead, the w.h.o. is advising people who show symptoms of covid-19 and those taking care of someone with the coronavirus. the cdc and other health organizations around the world, however, are advising facial coverings to be worn by the general public. >>> at least 2000-year-old tourist attraction has officially reopen. visitors from around the world can visit the coliseum in rome once again after a two-month shut down due to the pandemic. there are a number of new public safety measures at the world famous landmarks including temperature checkpoints and all the entrances and social distancing markers on the coliseum walkways. >>> happening here at home. parking restrictions lifted at parks and beaches. high tou

. >> you always say melania trump doesn't do anything by accident. do you think this is a deliberate attempt to undermine her husband? >> you know, it's hard to say. it's certainly interesting to look at the timing and the specific messaging. and when he says one thing, that makes headlines. versus, when she decide to speak out. listen. this isn't a first lady who is doing a ton of heavy lifting on this really important, you know, thing that is he happening in our nation. she's not handing out water bottles, you know, to people protesting in front of her house, by any means. however, it is interesting she's chosen these moments to really contradict the harsh and the real mean streak coming out of the west wing, with language that does feel, in a certain way, that it's purposefully opposed to what the president is saying. >> kate bennet, thank you so much. appreciate it. bring in now former white house communications director mr. anthony scaramucci. earlier today, he interviewed former white house chief of staff john kelly. nice job, sir. how you doin

. >> reporter: president trump hardly ever wears a mask and neither does his vice president. but both melaniayou more concerned and more ve to make my own decision.just >> reporter: a recent study has some interesting numbers when it comes to mandatory mask wearing. as many as 200,000 covid cases may have been prevented. lee cowan, cbs news, los angeles. >> for some of you the news continues. for others, check back later for cbs this morning and follow us online captioning sponsored by cbs top infectious disease doctor warns there's a disturbing surge irus.ronavirus. as 26 states see infecti as 26 states see infections spike, california and texas shatter records, overflowing bars and restaurants shut down, a children's hospital now caring for adults. plus, is europe about to ban americans from traveling there? breaking news: the f.b.i. concludes its investigation on that noose found in bubba wallace's garage. why they say tonight it was not a crime. not kidding around: the president says he wasn't joking about slowing down testing. tonight, as he campaigns in a covid hot zone, his new threat

the president and first lady melania trump stood at the shrine of pope john paul ii. the washington archbishop said he would not condone the use of tear gas to silence, scatter or intimidate protesters. trump has faced heavy criticism for his trip to st. john's church. trump, who rarely attends church services, did not go inside to tour the damage to the church or stop to pray. instead he took photos outside and used a bible as a prop. >> reporter: is that your bible? >> it's a bible. >> reporter: sources told cnn the president wanted to be seen outside the white house grounds because he was angered by reports that he had been rushed to an underground bunker during friday's protest. today a justice department official confirmed attorney general bill barr personally asked for the protesters to be shush pushed back on monday. washington's mayor called the use of force shameful. >> i didn't see any provocation that would warrant the deployment of munitions. >> reporter: most republicans have either defended the president or remained quiet. one exception is senator ben sas

when melania trump decided not to move into the white house immediately because she wanted barron trump, their son to finish school in new york, that was something no modern first lady has done. but i think it was an interesting move because why should you not be able to make those decisions for yourself and your family, so in some ways they disruptors and very different but also forced us to question the traditions. >> caller mentioned former president obama, his comments earlier this year, the graduating class of the historically black colleges and universities, he did not mention president trump, but clearly he was on his mind. let's watch. >> more than anything this pandemic has pulled back curtain that so many of the folks in charge know what they are doing, a lot of them aren't even pretend b to be in charge, if the world is going to get better it's going to be up to you. with everything suddenly feeling like it's up for grabs, this is your time to seize the initiative. nobody can tell you anymore that you should be waiting your turn. nobody can tell you anymore this is how it's a

>>the president and first lady melania trump stood before a shrine honoring pope john paul the second in a trip that the catholic archbishop of washington called back and reprehensible. wilton gregory said the facility was being misused and manipulated and asserted that the late pope would not condone the use of tear gas or other deterrents to silence scatter or intimidate protesters. trump has faced heavy criticism for his visit to saint john's church, which police say protesters partially set on fire sunday. but trump who really attend church services did not go inside to tour the damage or stopped to pray instead he took photos outside and use a bible as a prop. sources told cnn the president wanted to be seen outside the white house grounds because he was angered by reports that he had been rushed to an underground bunker during friday's protest today, a justice department official confirmed that attorney general bill barr passed for the protesters to be pushed back on monday, washington's mayor called the use of force shameful i didn't see any provocation that the deployment of t