say it ain't so, will. >> say it ain't so, mona. say it ain't so, kenneth.roadway revival of "the music man" was supposed to start rehearsals yesterday. but they're waiting. otherwise, they'd be really, really warmed up. ♪ satisfy >> reporter: a very unsatisfying announcement for fans of the theater this morning. broadway, which has been closed since early march, won't be back until january 2021 at the earliest. the industry worth more than $14 billion a year vanishing like a phantom in one fell swoop. >> it's probably the hardest decision we've made during this entire shutdown. because of the last four months. but we really have no choice. >> reporter: the broadway league announcing tickets will be refunded or exchanged for all plays and musicals through january 3rd. >> this announcement takes us through january 3rd. there's no certainty that we'll be opening on january 4th. ♪ i know about popular >> reporter: the more popular shows like "wicked" and hamilton" will likely survive the shutdown. but other broadway blockbusters melting under the pressure. disn

>> yes, mona.mber of 100,000 to 200,000 by september is likely possible because now people are having a lot of fatigue of social distancing and being trapped in their homes. we can see that by memorial day weekend and how people, you and some of them did not adhere to the social distancing. and by some estimates the cdc states that by the end of this month we could see anywhere between 118 to 143,000 deaths. just in the month of june. >> doctor, let's move to the race for a vaccine. we are hearing about phase three trials this summer. tell us what phase three means in the terms of a timeline for a cure. >> phase three is the final part of the trial before the vaccine is licensed and mass produced for everybody to use. so it looks at safety and it also looks to see if the vaccine actually works. some estimates say that we will have some idea of the effectiveness by december, but it is still too early to tell. >> one of the top googled questions about covid-19 is how long do i need to wear a mask? i

mona become. right i think there is no control or say i think it's as clear as it gets we have to understand that what's happening with recent changes in domicile lawyers. just explained it's part of a long term strategy head of the r.s.s. which is the the parent unit the motherboard if you will of the b.g.p. the ruling party. is the leader so this is an ongoing ideological crusade of the r.s.s. to redefine me as. one thing we have to keep in mind is exactly that and so that is a larger rationale that's a larger logic that shapes everything else the technicalities the mentality is the legalities of what india is trying to do in kashmir right now having said that i do want to make a think one thing very clear for our international audiences might not necessarily know that there is of course when this image of india as a democracy because treaties of course this was never a democracy it was always an occupying power right from 47 when the instrument of accession a very controversial instrument of ac

. >> i'm mona kosar abdi. here's some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." >>> former national security adviser john bolton is warning re-electing president trump would be dangerous for the country. he says he's hoping for a one-term presidency and claims he won't vote for trump or joe biden. that's ahead of his book release this week. >>> new york city moving to phase two. restaurants, barbershops, and other businesses all set to reopen today, as the big apple continues its coronavirus recovery. as many as 300,000 people heading back to work. >>> comedian d.l. hughley is recovering after collapsing on stage. the actor telling fans on social media he was suffering from exhaustion and dehydration, then finding out he tested for coronavirus. he's now in quarantine. ime black driver, targeteds only by what he called a despicable act of hatred. a noose found hanging in his garage stall at talladega super speedway in talladega. those are some of our top stories on this monday, june

mona: it is partly the latter.ome powell has been consistently committed to making sure that credit markets are moving smoothly. inhas also been consistent supporting broadly the economic recovery. he is clearly doing what it takes to put that in action. i think he realizes now that his commitment to doing so does help support markets. it has opened up a lot of investment grade and high-yield markets. but even parts of the fixed income beyond that as well. i think it is important for the fed to make sure the credit markets are moving smoothly, operational, still liquid. that is a key goal for him. is it going too far? we like the retail investor space -- more like the retail investor space? mona: we have seen a broadening of participation in the investor phase over this period. more people are at home, in front of their screens, and more people can participate through online brokerage firms like a robin hood program. perhaps you could argue that it is beneficial in that there is more participation in the equity mar

kenneth and mona. >> ines, thank you. >>> as more areas of the country re-open we're seeing a spike inew coronavirus infections. utah was one of the first states to begin re-open last month and has 10,000 cases, double the number reported when re-opening started. arizona reported nearly 1,000 new cases on wednesday. about two weeks after lockdowns ended there. experts say the increase in cases might be linked to recent holidays which brought people together. >> all it takes is one infected person among a large gathering without the proper precautions to see these spikes and holidays as you mentioned, mother's day, memorial day do lean toward larger groups of individuals coming together both indoors and outdoors. >> and now there's new concern that the nationwide protests will lead to even more spikes. city officials in los angeles are urging protesters to self-quarantine for 14 days. >>> time now for a look at your friday morning weather. a light show in the skies over the nation's capital. lightning struck the washington monument and two national guardsmen were seriously injured durin

>> well, actually, mona, this has been along for awhile, even detecting influenza. kind of respiratory viral infection, you have an increase in respiration rate. you have your heart rate also increases. your temperature can also slightly increase by a degree or two, and you don't even notice it, and now nba players are going to be wearing these rings which have the same kind of function as a fitness tracker but, you know, the fda hasn't really approved of these devices quite yet. >> our thanks to dr. ali. >>> and after a three-month closure because of coronavirus, the eiffel tower is finally back open. among the safety changes, no elevators. visitors have to use the stairs and people over 11 must wear a mask. >>> coming up, blazing a trail, meet the all female crew at a big city fire station. >>> also ahead, the football player who ran into two bears. he talks about what happened next. now, simparica trio simplifies protection. ticks and fleas? see ya! heartworm disease? no way! simparica trio is the first chewable that delivers all this protection. and simparica tr

. >> good morning, mona, kenneth.n person and online, so many artists and entertainers using their platforms in an effort to encourage peaceful and thoughtful conversations like academy award winner jamie foxx. >> they have to respect us. they have to love us. that man cried out for his mom. that man cried out for his mom. >> reporter: jamie foxx joining interfaith leaders for a kneel-in outside city hall in san francisco on monday. at y can caltime, y here to let time, i'll be here. >> reporter: the actor donating his time while other stars step up in other ways. drake donating $100,000 to national bailout in order to help reunite black families. in fact, the music industry almost entirely shutting down this morning using #theshowmustbepaused. apple music, sony, republic records, and so many other industry giants stopping for quote a day to disconnect from work and reconnect with our community. beats one radio host ebro darden saying, all my shows are canceled. i will repair replays of conversations with politicians

i feel like mona gave me a look.quilized and returned to the wild there. >> the bear's just a little thick. >>> a giant plume of dust from the sahara desert is getting closer to the continental u.s. it's on a 5,000-mile journey traveling at altitudes up to 30,000 feet. will ganss has more on that. >> it's kind of like a mass, it keeps getting bigger and bigger. >> reporter: it might seem like something from a horror movie but the dust plume from the saharan desert isn q menacing. dispute these images from the british virgin islands just yesterday. the tropical sun completely blocked out by dust kicked up two weeks ago on the african coast. strong winds blowing that dust thousands of miles westward. while it seems like a thriller it's typical every three to five days this time of year. but normally not to this scale. now this week it's headed our way. >> it's indestructible, it's indescribable, nothing can stop it! >> reporter: the dust cloud will make it to new orleans, houston, and much of the gulf coast by wednesda

abc news reporter mona abdi has that. >> reporter: marching side by side with a crowd of 60,000. >> the crowd has doubled in size. >> reporter: delivering a heartfelt message. >> we are here today. >> reporter: the peaceful crowd coming together as a houston police chief walked among them, hugging >> reporter: thousands chanting late into the night. plans for floyd's funeral coming together. formerer >> i know what it means to have that black hole in your chest where your grief is being sucked into it. >> reporter: mona kosar abdi, abc news, new york. >>> back here in the bay area, wants to ban sfpd from hiring officers who have a record of prior misconduct. he announced this new resolution in response to the protest. there are currently ho lly loop that prevent if a new hire has been investigated. >> the goal behind this resolution is to ensure that san francisco has a blanket ban on hiring people with that kind of serious misconduct in their record or people who have avoided those misconduct findings by quitting a job while an investigation is ongoing. >> the former minneapolis police

kenneth, mona? >> megan, thank you.s will have live coverage of today's memorial service for george floyd beginning around 2:00 p.m. eastern. >>> in los angeles protesters calling for the police department's funding to be cut are getting their wish. mayor eric garcetti announced plans to slash about $150 million from the lapd's budget. he wants to divert the money to address problems in disenfranchised communities of color. garcetti said they need to make a firm commitment to change, not just with words but with action. >>> president trump firing back after being blasted by his former defense attorney. jim mathis wrote a rare scathing critique in "the atlantic" magazine, saying in part, donald trump is the first president in my lifetime who does not try to unite the american people, does not even pretend, instead tries to divide us. we are witnessing the consequences of three years without mature leadership. mattis didn't back away from his statement in an interview with abc's martha raddatz. >> i just spoke to him a sh

. >> i'm mona kosar abdi. this morning on "world news now," a nation divided. >> more anger on the streets of america overnight as george floyd's family pleads for justice. >> complete coverage from coast to coast. it's monday, june 1st. >>> and on this monday morning we do begin with the nation on edge. gripped with anger over police violence while struggling to cope with that coronavirus pandemic. >> it was a relatively calm sunday in minneapolis and many other cities after looters and vandals damaged or destroyed hundreds of buildings. but overnight in washington, d.c., police and protesters faced off as tensions escalated over the death of george floyd in police custody. abc's stephanie ramos starts us off from new york. >> reporter: in minneapolis, protesters marching on a highway bridge when a tanker truck comes barreling toward the crowd. police moving in with pepper spray. the driver arrested. in philadelphia, chaos. a line of police cars vandalized, doused in gasoline, and set ablaze. fire crews racin

to love the fact that mona just fills in something that's just rocks or. you look you know in a world where which is bizarrely devaluing the truth. and the fun. it's beginning to become the norm which is terrifying. and that trump but now it's with speaker and it feels that trump is winning. so for people to come along and just say look here's the facts here's the truth. this isn't spun it's just it is what it is it's just so important. dates are very often replicates the systems of power the overheated sed maybe they ignore them by sexual people maybe they ignore tiny religious and ethnic minorities and i think a big part of the future of state's journalism a big part of the future of fact checking is journalists going out and creating their own data sets and that's incredibly difficult to do it's incredibly expensive right now but that again might be changing but i think the office are some really exciting opportunities to break apart from the systems of power and to collect data in a way that better represents different communities. the brazilian journa

kenneth, mona?thank you. >>> overnight we are learning the district of columbia national guard is opening an investigation into the use of low-flying helicopters against protesters monday. it's part of the fallout of the church as leaders from both parties express outrage. jonathan karl has more. >> reporter: as president trump rode through washington, citizens, including families with homemade signs, jeered the presidential limousine. we were in the motorcade watching the people. their signs withering. "are you a moral monster?" "i can't breathe." outrage is growing over the forceful removal of peaceful protesters to clear the way for the president to hold a photo op at st. john's church. in front of the church, the president held up a bible. >> is that your bible? >> it's a bible. >> reporter: the condemnation stretched across the political spectrum, including prominent republicans. >> if your question is, should you use tear gas to clear a path so the president can go have a photo op, the answer

kenneth and mona. >> andrea, thank you. >>> a news crew from australia got caught up in the violence in washington. police were seen hitting the cameraman with a shield then punching him. a reporter hit with a baton as she ran away. they're calling for an investigation. >>> new this morning, incredible images from seattle. a reporter pelted by a police flash grenade as peaceful protests turned chaotic. police declaring them in the city a riot as tensions escalate across this country. a seventh night of chaos across the country. protesters in new york attacking police overnight bashing an officer over the head by a brick sparking a stampede as cops draw their weapons. marchers took to the streets peacefully early in the day. this powerful moment, the highest ranking uniformed member of the nypd kneeling with demonstrators. >> everything they've given their blood for and the communities they serve and we all love can go back together and get those groups out of here from california, from all over this country who are being paid to take this movement, which is a good movement, and turn

kenneth, mona. >> zohreen, thank you. >>> some tense moments outside president trump's campaign rally in phoenix. explosions were heard when police faced off with protesters in the street. police say officers used flashbangs and pepper spray to break up the crowd which they say had moved outside a designated protest area and they say two people in the crowd assaulted two officers. >>> former president barack obama hit the campaign trail at a virtual fund-raiser for joe biden bringing in $7.6 million. obama urged democrats to learn from 2016 saying they can't be complacent. he suggested republican lawmakers will never abandon president trump. >> what we have seen over the last couple of years is a white house enabled by republicans in congress and a media structure that supports them that suggests facts don't matter, science doesn't matter, suggests that a deadly disease is fake news. >> obama also warned democrats that there's a fierce backlash against change. >>> primary election results in new york city are showing what could be a big upset for one of the most powerful democrats on

kenneth and mona. >> andrea, thank you. >>> now to the other big story this morning. the white house facing serious new questions after reports that russia paid bounties to kill u.s. troops in afghanistan. alex presha has the latest. >> reporter: overnight president trump pushing back on a bombshell "new york times" report accusing russia of offering bounties on u.s. soldiers in afghanistan. that same report saying the president was briefed on the findings. trump responded in a tweet that intel told him they did not find this info credible and therefore did not report it to me or vice president pence. that report says russian intelligence officers offered to pay the taliban to kill american troops amid peace talks to end america's longest war. a military official confirmed the report to abc news but did not know if the president had been briefed. the political fallout has been swift. >> if it is true, underline the word if, that they are paying surrogates to kill americans, this is one of the most serious matters i think that has arisen in the trump administration. >>

it's great to have mona kosar abdi back. we do begin with that breaking news from the world of nascar after a noose was found in a driver's garage. >> the noose was found last night at talladega superspeedway in the stall of bubba wallace, the circuit's top black driver. >> it appears justeeks a here's abc's alex presha with new reaction from wallace. >> reporter: overnight outrage after nascar says a noose was found in the garage of bubba wallace, the only black driver who races full time in nascar's top cup series. >> whomever that is, i hope that you are so ashamed of yourself. >> reporter: nascar saying it was found in wallace's garage stall at talladega superspeedway in alabama sunday night writing, we are angry and outraged. we have launched an immediate investigation. wallace writing that the despicable acts of racism and hatred leaves me incredibly saddened and serves as a painful reminder how much further we have to go. espn's marty smith expressing his outrage. >> this sport is in a progressive mode. this sport is

kenneth, mona. >> megan, thank you.bc news will bring you live coverage of today's memorial service for george floyd beginning around 2:00 p.m. eastern. >>> breaking news overnight in california where police admit a suspected looter was kneeling when he was shot and killed by police. an officer near san francisco shot and killed 22-year-old sean monterrosa early tuesday after police responded to a looting call at a walgreens. the police chief says the officer opened fire when monterrosa got on his knees mistaking a hammer in his waistband for a gun. the officer who shot him is on paid leave. >>> new video overnight from huntsville, alabama, where police ended a peaceful rally with tear gas and rubber bullets. one officer appears to get out of his car and calmly use pepper spray on people. a lieutenant says the crowd was not violent but says they dispersed the crowd because officers were not going to, quote, roll the dice. one alabama congressman is now comparing the scene to bloody sunday in selma. >>> in los angeles, p

kenneth, mona. >> megan, thank you. >>> schools in minneapolis are cutting ties with the city's police department in response to george floyd's death. the school board has voted unanimously to terminate the police department's contract to provide school resource officers. one school official said she's now convinced the police in schools don't share the same values. >>> breaking overnight this video from a gas station outside washington, d.c. has now led to the suspension of three police officers in prince george's county, maryland. an officer is seen throwing an assault suspect to the ground. when backup arrived, the officer is seen kicking the suspect two times. both officers and their supervisor are under investigation. >>> now to houston, george floyd's hometown, where at least 200 people have been arrested in the last 24 hours. it comes after tens of thousands of people joined floyd's family for a protest to where they made a plea for peace. george floyd's family leading the way in houston. [ crowd chanting ] marching side by side with a crowd of 60,000. >> the crowd has doubled i

kenneth and mona. >> all right, ines, thank you. >>> now to the latest on president trump targeting anerly protester badly injured after he was pushed by two officers. the protester's friends are now coming to his defense after president trump suggested he may be faking the fall. this morning, friends of an elderly protester pushed by police in buffalo are expressing outrage at president trump. >> absolutely absurd, and i think that it's actually a detraction and a deflection for what's really happening in this moment. >> reporter: while the nation mourned george floyd and protests for police reform persist across the country, the president shared a conspiracy theory about what happened to gugino. >> he is bleeding. >> reporter: the 75-year-old protester seen on video on the ground after being shoved by two howevers. trump tweeted, he could be an antifa provocateur tweeting he scanned police communications. i watched. he fell harder than was pushed. could be a setup. gugino's friends say he's a devout catholic and peace activist. >> he went there because he was so sad about what had ha

kenneth and mona. >> a lot of new development, thank you, megan. >>> a manhunt under way for a california sheriff's deputy. police say he fired at the police department in paso robles and may be connected to the fatal shooting of a homeless man. cameras captured video of the suspect. police believe the officers were targeted. >> just because a law enforcement officer does something wrong doesn't me every police officer is like that but that's what we're living with. >> the wounded deputy is in serious condition. >>> more police departments are announcing reforms in the wake of george floyd's death. last night his brother marched outside the white house after pleading with members of congress to, quote, stop the pain. it comes as we learn new details about the officers charged in floyd's death. abc's karina mitchell has more. >> reporter: this morning, one of the former minneapolis police officers charged in george floyd's death is out of jail. thomas lane posting $750,000 bail as new details emerge about derek chauvin, the former cop facing the most serious charges. prosecutors say before

ken internet and mona. >> alex, thank you. >>> seattle's mayor says the occupied protest zone in her city will be dismantled due in part to a surge in violent crime. this protest zone was established two weeks ago after police abandoned a precinct building. the mayor says officers will return to that after three shootings in the area over the weekend, one deadly along with burglary and assault cases. >>> we turn to the coronavirus emergency. dr. anthony fauci will join the head of the cdc on capitol hill today testifying about the challenges ahead. it comes as we see cases climbing sharply in several states including texas, florida and arizona where president trump is visiting today. the mayor of phoenix overnight called on the president to wear a face mask. abc's zohreen shah has the latest. >> reporter: this morning a new warning coming from the country's top health officials as dr. anthony fauci heads to capitol hill. fauci set to testify in front of congress telling the country to brace for a long road to recovery writing in prepared testimony that the coronavirus will likely con

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kenneth and mona? >> andrea, thank you. >>> two atlanta police officers controversial and violent arrests over the weekend. body cam video shows the officers using tasers on two college students as they tried to remove the students from their vehie. police say they repeatedly tried to stop the car before the incident. atlanta's mayor says the officers have been fired for using excessive force. the actions of three other officers at the scene are under investigation. the students have been released. >>> and we are just getting news from boston where at least seven police officers have been hospitalized after protests turned violent. more than 20 patrol cars are damaged. at least 40 people were arrested. and from boston to california, we're getting more reports of looting and crowds taking advante a peaceful protest earlier in the evening. >> they're diminishing the most impactful political utility. >> this looting will not help to advance what we are trying to do. >> i'm not here to loot. i'm not here t

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the secret of mona lisa starts july 3rd d. w. . this week stories belgium facing up to its colonialist past south africa can herbal remedies help against the corona virus. first to iraq the country was hit hard early in the 1910 demick and is now in the throes of a 2nd wave of infections 10000 to radians who have the disease have died so far. tirant metro's not toria 3 crowd it for safety at the pen demick face masks a mandatory here as well as physical distancing among travelers. in a city with lots of regulations already covered 19 has added even more to the mix. all over the capital every day life is returning to business as usual after a 4 month iranians seem to have lost any fear of the virus. things are almost as normal as if there were no problem at all i've seen many people who don't care anymore and we have many sick and deaf people because people don't obey the rules they don't listen they don't keep distance they even kiss each other. and covert 19 is making a comeback over the past week iran has reported more than 2000

the secret of mona lisa starts july 3rd d. w. . this is the w. is live from the united states tries to contain a coronavirus surge and there's a warning from the government's top infectious disease expert as you can see we are facing a serious problem in certain areas states report record increasing new cases many leaders are imposing restrictions but it may be too late also on the program several wounded in a mass stabbing in scotland police in glasgow say the suspect attacked people in a city hotel before being shot dead a police officer also suffered serious injuries. summers here turkey speeches are ready but where of the tourists. have been is because it's politically does a risk area with open borders to countries that have looked around a virus situation that dr if you spirits of lovers tourists stay away from the turquoise coast. i'm phil gayle welcome to the program the us is top public health official dr anthony fox he says the country's facing a serious problem as covered 19 infections surge in southern and western states many states a

the secret of mona lisa stores july 3rd d. w. . this is e w news live from berlin a tight runoff in poland's presidential election the populist income both odd j. due to its fighting for a 2nd term he came out on top but which he will have to face a challenge from the liberal mayor of warsaw in the runoff on the 12th of july. also coming up worldwide pieces of the coronavirus top 10000002 and a half 1000000 of them in the united states alone despite infections there has caused many newly reopened businesses to close again and elvis was here we visited a small german town where u.s. troops have been the economic backbone for 7 years and here why both germans and americans are concerned about a withdrawal. i'm sorry kelly walked into the program with most of the votes counted poland's presidential election shows incumbent on judo winning the 1st round with more than 45 percent of the vote but falling short of the absolute majority that he needs to win outright his opponent in the likely runoff vote is warsaw mayor kosky who has garne

the secret of mona lisa starts july 3rd d. w. . tourists have never been as welcome as they are now. the coronavirus plan demick has put the brakes on tourism in berlin everything came to a standstill who weeks. pleasure boats once filled with sightseers are now mostly empty hotels and restaurants also worry that people will stay away. and so we have to show we're still hearing that we're responsible for the livelihoods of $45.00 people about to get into a relative usually we're booked as an 80 percent capacity right now it's around 20 percent about 70. the industry faces huge losses now people who depend on tourism hope that the coming months will bring a turnaround as visitors put the lockdown behind them. welcome to our special here in the new some want to get up with us now normally they'd be everywhere crowding beaches mountaintops and in the cities leaving their rubbish behind and lots of cash but this year the coronavirus pandemic has kept tourists away giving nature a break as for the people depending on tourism they suffer

the secret of mona lisa starts july 3rd d. w. . 2 scenes where play is a notice to the ground on the left alex morgan on the right inch and so you get into the clock is running. on average female players pick themselves up 30 seconds faster than male players these 30 seconds tell us a lot about the male and female psyches about biology the development of humankind and our culture 30 seconds to explain why we are how we are. and what all of this has to do with. studies show that on the pitch women get things done quicker. men spend an extra 30 seconds celebrating a goal. substitutions take 10 seconds longer on average. and of course after a foul men stay on the ground for 30 seconds longer. why. because we're tougher now i'm just maybe there's something in there with the fact that like women in general are seen kind of like as a weaker so maybe i i mean me myself sometimes i want to show like no like we're not weak so when you get it when you get how then again you get quicker like it was nothing it's ok i'm back i'm ready to p

the secret of mona lisa starts july 3rd d. w. . for many of us when the lockdown began there was nowhere to go but online. pandemic drastically affected the way we work and how we interact with others. changes that would have taken years to have been implemented in just days. will we ever change back. what does the crisis tell us about the future of work. welcome to this covered 19 special iraq what's in berlin it's good to have you with us so the coronavirus pandemic has had a massive impact on the world of work it's seen millions of people lose their jobs as industries were obliterated the businesses closed their doors but for many of those lucky enough to remain employed it's revolutionized the way they operate. the way to work is one of the few things that hasn't changed but for. this morning is just like starting over it's really the 1st time in 3 months have been in the office i've worked from home the whole time. in the past the management consultant was always on the go in the office or visiting clients since the virus thou

the secret of mona lisa starts july 3rd d. w. . this is d. w. news coming to you live from berlin india's capital launches a massive coronavirus containment campaign with a number of infections spiking tele plans to record the health details of nearly 30000000 residents and test everyone showing symptoms also in the program is supposed to be high season and tania but spirits in the turkish resort are low as the pandemic stalls tourists from traveling to the turquoise coast and jubilation in liverpool as you're going club side wins the english premier league fans brim with adulation for the german coach whose guide is the club to its 1st title in 30 years. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us it's been almost 3 weeks since india began lifting coronavirus restrictions and cases for surging the capital delhi has become the worst affected city with health facilities buckling under the strain of rising infections officials are rushing to extend testing to millions of residents. the sharp rise in cases in delhi has seen it crowned the coron

the secret was mona lisa storage july 3rd d. w. . this is deja vu news live from berlin china unveils details of a new national security law being drafted for hong kong. critics fear it will crush wide ranging freedoms that are seen as hong kong status as a global fund. also coming up. donald trump supporters gather in tulsa oklahoma the u.s. president's 1st campaign rally in more than 3 months location and timing of the rally have sparked controversy after weeks of racial tensions in the country. anger in china in india forgive me any china protests erupt across the country in the wake of the border toss in a disputed himalayan region prime minister narendra modi blames in beijing for the violence and warns her of his military capabilities. on next peiser welcome to the program china has unveiled more details about a new national security law being drafted for hong kong it says beijing will set up a new national security bureau in hong kong supervised by the central government to crackdown on dissent in the city critics fear it will

the secret of mona lisa storage july 3rd d. w. . move. this is is live from berlin germany tries to stamp a mass corona virus outbreak that's as more than 1500 slaughterhouse workers test positive for the virus calls are growing for the facilities owners to be held accountable for failing to enforce physical distance in rulers also coming up the e.u. demands an end to what it calls an unbalanced trade relationship with china but after the latest talks has beijing moved any closer to what brussels wants. and the ball does leave is a new t.v. deal points to a dip in the market for sports rights it was the 1st big sports broadcasting contract to be sold since the pandemic. i'm told me a lot of well welcome to the program thousands of people are in quarantine in the city of goods a slow in north west germany with schools and daycare centers closed because of a new coronavirus outbreak the latest hotspot centers on a meat processing plant run by a german company turnus more than 1500 workers have tested positive for the virus local officials s

. >> i'm mona kosar abdi. here's some of the top headlines we're following on "world news now." >>> the coves death toll hit a staggering new mile phone, more than 500,000 lives lost around the world. some states are reimposing restrictions, shutting down bars and beaches. the vice president is joining the growing call to wear a mask. >>> country singer chase rice is being blasted for a concert in tennessee this weekend. video he posted showed a packed audience with no social distancing or face masks. fellow country artist kelsea ballerini called him selfish. >>> boeing has the all clear to begin test flights for its troubled max jet, possibly as soon as today. the planes will be flown by faa pilots. the 737 max has been grounded since deadly crashes last year. >>> this year's b.e.t. awards show featured artists gathered. as well as a performance by first lady michelle obama as she presented beyonce with a humanitarian award. those are some of our top headlines on this monday, june 29th. >>> happy monday, ever

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if you could use mona lisa starts to want her to g.w. . this is g.w. news live from berlin getting europe back on its feet in the wake of the corona crisis leaders meet for a virtual summit today france and germany hope to rally behind plans for a 750000000000 euro recovery fun but there are deep divisions over whether the funds should consist of loans grants or a combination of bolt also coming up as cape town graces for corona virus infections at the peak of the month that we will be asking why the south african city has been has seen more cases and deaths than the rest of the country. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program a leaders are holding a video conference at this hour on a financial plan to help the bloc emerge intact from the worst economic crisis in its history the virtual summit is the 1st step in what are expected to be difficult negotiations they are discussing an unprecedented $750000000000.00 euro carona recovery fund leaders will meet face to face next month for the 1st time since the coronavirus crisis began in february. and let's h

kn mona kosar abdi has the details. >> reporter: day one of phase one.nce the epicenter of the pandemic, the city is taking its first steps towards reopening. >> this is a moment that every new yorker should celebrate as our achievement together. >> reporter: as many as 400,000 people are expected to be back at work, including manufacturers and construction workers and stores can now open for curbside pickup. >> we're looking forward to seeing our regular customers come back. >> reporter: are public transit is ready with new social distancing guidelines in place. hand sanitizer and masks will be available at stations while trains and buses will continue to be sanitized overnight. >> one thing i'm concerned about off the bat is mass transit, mta, i don't know if you can physically distance yourself in those crammed subways. and so a lot of this will come down to human behavior. >> reporter: officials warn the pandemic is not over. the death toll in the u.s. now climbing past 110,000. at least 18 states now seeing an increase in new cases. south carolina s

here is mona kosar abdi. >> cellphone pings led investigators to this spot. bieved to be remains. >> reporter: the gruesome discovery, the bodies of tylee ryan and jj vallow, last seen in september. >> ever since she's been involved in this doomsday cult, that is not the same lori that we you knew for 13 years. >> vallow has been charged with two counts of felony abandonment, daybell charged with conceal the of evidence. neither k45r7b8g charged with m. coming up, we'll tell you what investigators are saying this morning and what is next for value will he oig alow and dayb. i'm mona kosar abdi, abc news, new york. >>> president trump's allies are rushing to his defense after a rocky campaign rally in tulsa, oklahoma. tulsa's fire department says the arena was only a third full with 6200 people attending. the president and his campaign promised a packed house. his campaign manager denied reports tiktok users may have played a role in the low turnout saying the campaign has a way to weed out bogus numbers. campaign aides also blamed protesters. >> we saw them b