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it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you...w and get your free infokit >> dana: the number of coronavirus cases is surging in many states, but a top doctor in florida says miami is the biggest problem. phil, how are you today? >> hi, dena. i'm fine. about 30% of miami-dade county's positive covid-19 cases are coming out positive, that's the highest in the whole state. behind me is a long line. people have been sitting in line for four hours at times just so they can get their covid-19 test. and then the hot spot of hot spots, miami-dade county, comparisons to china at the beginning of all this, are here. >> miami is now the epicenter of the pandemic. what we were seeing in wuhan six months ago, now we are there. >> miami's mayor is also warning that if the covid situation does not start improving soon, the city may go from the current personal reopening back to fall on shutdown. >> we do have an issue with our hospitals, very near capacity, and we are trying to create more capacity. we may have to take some dramatic measures if

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it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you... call now and get your free infokit >>> in coronavirus headlines from around the world, brazil's president confirmed he's infected with the virus. but he isn't letting up at all on pushing his country, he's trying to get back to business as usual. what's the latest there? >> reporter: wolf, big cities like sao paolo continue to open up today just as the president of brazil continues to treat his covid-19 with hydroxychloroquine and other vitamins part of a regimen he is now using himself in his own case to promote. also arguing that young people are really not at risk so he really wants the economy to keep humming. in the meantime, the association of brazilian journalists is threatening to sue the president for removing his mask during his covid-19 positive announcement. they also accuse him of behaving in a criminal way. but there's tension there that goes back to when the brazilian government stopped reporting covid-19 infection and death rates in the same way. and it went to the sup

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you...all now and get your free infokit >>> in our politics lead, president trump and dr. anthony fauci spoke for the first time in over a month which is ridiculous to say even in the news, they should be talking every day. it's hit a boiling point this week. president trump has not attended a coronavirus task force meeting in months, we're told. instead, he's fighting bizarre culture wars including this on his twitter, hawking beans. now as cnn's kaitlan collins reports the president is hoping that firing his campaign manager and hiring a new one will be the solution to his sinking poll numbers. >> reporter: with the u.s. reporting its second highest day of new cases, the white house is insisting president trump is focused on the pandemic, despite having no public event focused on it. >> the president's routinely focused on the coronavirus. >> reporter: though public health experts and data are in high demand, the trump administration has taken several steps to undermine both. after the adm

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it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you...>> harris: another night of violent confrontations between protesters and federal police officers in portland, oregon. you're watching "outnumbered overtime" now. i'm harris faulkner. protests rattled portland for a 54th straight night. the feds reportedly set off teargas and shot projectiles as crowds packed into a courthouse entrance and tore plywood off the building. this, one day after president trump said he would send more federal officers into cities plagued by crime and violent protests. portland leaders say they want the feds out. here's the

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you...ree infokit >>> hello to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm john king. bad numbers outlining the awful pattern of the summer surge. rising cases and now the resurgence of job losses. weekly unemployment claims heading up so the summer surge taking a toll on hospitals, test sides and the back to school planning. the overall case count to hit the 4 million mark sometime today and it's taken, get this, only 15 days to go from 3 million infections to 4 million infections. we are in the midst of a pandemic's worst month when you consider the case count, nearly 1.3 million added in july alone. the second highest number of new cases on record. yesterday

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it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you...nd get your free infokit >> trace: the pentagon says it did away with its ufo tracking program years ago, but now we are learning it's not the case. and you can soon find out what those trackers have seen. todd piro has more on this. todd. >> trace, it's out there, the unidentified aerial phenomenon task force. the pentagon ufo department has been in operation for the last decade. and now the division of the office of naval intelligence tasked with investigating ufos could be forced to give reports to the public every six months. according to the "new york times," calling for greater transparency from the unit on what they see in the sky. previously these encounters were only held in classified briefings. this all comes after people who previously worked with the group revealed that some of what they saw were objects humans "could not make ourselves and vehicles not made on this earth." it all comes after the pentagon released videos taken by navy pilots of odd encounters in the sky wi

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you...ur free infokit >>> in our 2020 lead, president trump has called former senator jeff sessions disgraceful, weak, an idiot. but trump's fired former attorney general hopes that he'll be able to shrug off these years of presidential insults to win back his old senate seat in alabama. first, of course, he'll have to beat former auburn football coach tommy tuberville in a runoff for the republican primary where sessions is the underdog right now. president trump has not been shy about doing everything he can to further humiliate jefferson but regards sessions. >> reporter: jeff sessions has never lost a political race. >> what i'm saying to the people of alabama is i can represent you best. >> reporter: yet, in the fight to get his old job back as senator from alabama, he's the clear underdog. a republican primary against former auburn football coach would not be enough. >> he quit on the president and he failed alabama. >> reporter: but it's made even harder when the real enemy is preside

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you...w and get your free infokit >> kennedy: how polarizing american politics have become for the latest gallup poll as president trump's approval rating at a very dismal 38%. that's down 11 points from may. only 2% of democrats say they approve of the job this president is doing. 92% of republicans say the same thing. that is the largest partisan divide in a presidential approval survey in the poll's history. juan, you have just written about this. you have written an op-ed for "the hill" just yesterday with this headline. "trump's base begins to crack." what are we seeing here, juan? >> juan: well, i think there's a lot of concern, especially in terms of what you are seeing as reflected in that poll you mentioned. you start to see people who are -- especially the independent suburbanites, i think, who start to turn away, who start to ask questions. even as i was writing about in "the hill," the white evangelicals who have been at the heart of his base. you look at seniors, the seniors are

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it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you...ee infokit ♪. melissa: fighting to survive. small businesses are still reeling from the toll of coronavirus shutdowns. in black communities, especially. joining us from sylvia's restaurant in harlem, new york, is triness black. for those who don't know, sylvia's is iconic restaurant that has been around since the '60s. whether you come from out of town want authentic experience in harlem and live in the neighborhood, you want what is most delicious, people glock to the neighborhood. we don't live far from harlem ourself. we have been to your place. it is phenomenal. breaks my heart it is difficult for you. it is a journey from the pandemic to then. from the protests and riots. >> yes. melissa: people wanted to support black owned businesses because of george floyd. where are you now, and what has that journey been like? >> the journey has been a roller-coaster. the one thing i will say is that we were very determined to keep that marquee lit on lennox avenue. we're celebrating our 58th

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you... free infokit stuart: where is spotify? it's at $254 a share. bank of america has raised its price target to $357. okay. that's spotify for you. got that. >>> check on ford motor company. that stock has done very very little for a long time but today, they are unveiling their new reimagined line of the classic bronco. all right. ash, show it to us, please. ashley: yeah. it's 24 years but the bronco is back. there are three models, a two and four door model, then you have the bronco sport. the bronco sport kind of similar to the jeep compass, will be out by the end of the year. the main event, the main broncos will be out next year, probably by the spring. the base model on the bronco coming in right around $30,000 but if you want one that's completely tricked out, top of the end, that will be around $60,000 and maybe up. but you know what, it kind of is reminiscent of the old boxy original broncos, very retro looking from the 1960s. ford has talked about this for nearly ten years, the

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you... free infokit stuart: welcome to the american legal system, sir. what have you got to say about it? >> the first thing i would say is that the country is in dire need of tort reform. we have [ inaudible ] that provides the mechanism, the process to put closure to the litigation and there are much more important things for the company that we are in business for. ashley: well, that was bayer's ceo werner baumann after they settled their roundup lawsuit. they are down nearly 6%. come in, lauren. apparently their roundup cancer settlement, not as set in stone as it appeared? lauren: the legal headaches certainly continue for bayer, ashley. their $11 billion proposal to settle about 100,000 lawsuits related to roundup weed killer potentially causing cancer, hitting a major roadblock. a judge has rejected part of bayer's deal that addresses how future claims are handled. bayer says this. we appreciate the judge's order raising his preliminary concerns with the proposed class action settleme

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you...l now and get your free infokit stuart: that tweet from president trump came out about 20, 30 minutes ago, really riling the markets and roiling politics. pay attention to the last sentence. delay the election until people can properly securely and safely vote. come in, please, senator john barrasso, republican from wyoming. delay the vote? what do you say, mr. senator? >> well, i think we're going to vote on election day and the leadup to election day, it will be a secure election and if i have anything to do with it, we will re-elect donald trump president of the united states. stuart: mr. senator, i do apologize for interrupting you, but if we have mail-in balloting the way it's scheduled now, there is absolutely no way you will get an election result on election night or even in the first few days. that means confusion and endless challenges. that is a mess. what do you think? delay the election? >> no, we're not going to delay the election, stuart. we're going to have the election

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you...l now and get your free infokit stuart: three minutes to the opening bell. we are going up. lot of green on the left-hand side of the screen. look at the big tech names, always in the news. where are they going this morning? most of them heading higher when the market opens. look at e-trade. a huge rise in the number -- in their client base. that's the best way to put it. susan, give me the numbers on people doing day trading from home. susan: a lot of them. some would argue retail investing has been driving the stock market rally from the covid-19 deaths and we are talking about a lot of individual participation, more than 260,000e-trade accounts were opened in the month of march alone, in one single month. that single month was more than any full year on record for e-trade. trades by individual investors more than double the normal level we have seen and also, they are pretty formidable. small investors now account for more than a fifth, that's 20% of the stock market action and even

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you...all now and get your free infokit maybe it could mean as mucsimon pagenaud takes the lead at the indy 500! coming to the green flag, racing at daytona. they're off... in the kentucky derby. rory mcllroy is a two time champion at east lake. touchdown! only mahomes. the big events are back and xfinity is your home for the return of live sports. stuart: big tech ceos testifying later. one of them, mark zuckerberg and now the ceo of tiktok has released a scorching statement which really slams facebook. hillary vaughn, what's he saying? reporter: what's interesting is as facebook's mark zuckerberg is going to make the case to congress today that they have plenty of competition and that they don't use their dominance to squash their rivals, one of those rivals, tiktok, their ceo is coming out with a blog post this morning that's essentially saying the opposite, saying that facebook has been on a mission to make sure that they eliminate their rising competitor by trying to make the case that

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it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you...l now and get your free infokit maybe it could mean as mucsimon pagenaud takes the lead at the indy 500! coming to the green flag, racing at daytona. they're off... in the kentucky derby. rory mcllroy is a two time champion at east lake. touchdown! only mahomes. the big events are back and xfinity is your home for the return of live sports. stuart: we've got a blockbuster on capitol hill today coming from the attorney general, bill barr. he will tell the house judiciary committee about quote, grave abuses in the russia, russia, russia investigation and he will give a full-throated defense of the police. it's his first house judiciary appearance. he's going to come out swinging. maybe you will see a bit of it. >>> we have already seen republican relief plan so let's bring in blake burman live from washington. briefly, can you spell out the basics of the proposal? reporter: perhaps the biggest proposed change from senate republicans has to do with the federal unemployment benefits, that

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it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you...ice president joe biden has said he will fundamentally transform america if elected president. "the washington post" taking a close look at that. finding is of biden's vision comes into view that his proposals are much more liberal then they were just a few weeks ago. lauren claffey is a former, richard goodstein is a democratic strategist and former advisor to bill and hillary clinton. i will start with you first. we will take the first sentence in "the washington post" story, and 500 solar panels are flashing carbon emissions. rapidly expanding government sponsored health care. and so is joe biden moving further to the left. but is it too far to the left? >> the problem i think that the white house has in making this case is that joe biden is a lifelong moderate. he beat a socialist running as a moderate, and he has worked with republicans his whole life. what the white house is trying to do is try to run against the caricature of joe biden but biden's for tackling the climate change

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you...g shake-up, tom bergeron getting the acts. the announcement on twitter, his cohost, aaron andrews also getting the boot. taking the show in another direction after 15 years and 29 seasons. come on, john. >> john: i was hoping we would go on there. another creative direction, what are you going to do, not dance anymore? come on, he was great. >> he was great. you are too, john. "outnumbered" starts right now. >> harris: two officers shot in a seattle suburb overnight. one of them, dead. the other, hurt. but has since then been released from the hospital. that is the bit of good news this hour to give you. it began with a traffic stop which led to a brief foot chase, the suspect was arrested. it was the first such attack against officers there in decades. >> this

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you...e infokit >> john: a fox news alert, a showdown over shutting down more than 150 doctors and health professionals signing an open letter calling on a nation to hit the reset button by shutting down a second time. that as the number of americans are infected with coronavirus passes 4 million and counting. in moments i will speak with dr. anthony fauci, the nation's leading infectious disease expert. what does he say we need to do to get back to "normal" and how long might that take? and we have to talk about that pitch that signals baseball is finally back musical physical >> melissa: and another fox news alert, a live look inside of the white house a blue room. president trump will soon give the nations highest civilian honor to a legend whose life has taken him to the olympics to capitol hill and beyond. champion runner jim ryan about to receive the presidential medal of freedom. >> john: but we begin this hour with a stunning change in tone from president trump on the pandemics sombe

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it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you...nd get your free infokit >> sandra: attorney general bill barr arrived on capitol hill just a moment ago appearing for the first time before the house judiciary committee. and that's in route to the hearing room. he was not driving that vehicle, but jillian, we are hearing 1045 and then 11:0 11:00 start and we hearing in some circles of this could be delayed entirely. >> there has been some speculation that this hearing because it will take quite some time today would maybe get delayed or stretched out over the course and then the pandemic broke out, and this is us of situation where a lot of folks on both sides of the aisle are now chomping at the bit to get a shot at attorney asking the attorney general questions, that's football time that make it stretched out, and we are looking out at 10:45 a.m. start, the hearing itself barring breaks will probably take about four or five hours to enfold over the course of the day. the attorney as soon as the hearing gets underway we will notify

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you...infokit >> eric: a spike in the covid cases sparking changes in the race to the white house. joe biden campaigning virtually on the president's team saying his next rally will be in new hampshire on saturday outdoors. this is a field of candidates and i guess you could say it expanded, guess who jumped in? kanye west announcing on twitter that, yes, he is not running for president. peter doocy with the latest on the race. >> everybody at that trump rally this weekend in the campaign says they are strongly encouraged to wear them. >> certainly we want to make sure that people are free to assemble and yet what we have seen is far too often, we will shut everything down. i'm not in favor of that and the president is not in favor of that. >> the president's focus has been on the oval office claims they are entering the arena as well. they tweeted this. we must now realize, i am running for president of the united states, flag of the united states. hashtag 20/20 vision. no comment yet from

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you... free infokit >> sandra: is from asheville, north carolina, while voting unanimously granting a form of reparations. >> in my mind at this resolution is the first step in that it makes a vast list of historical wrongs that have been perpetuated against the black community up to this very day. >> what we are looking at doing is using the power of governme government. what we can do is create policies, programs, we can fund things, we can create structures and systems. >> sandra: at the reparations will not be direct cash payments but will instead put money towards housing, health care and career growth in black neighborhoods. >> john: drug overdose deaths hitting a direct high-end 2019, a major blow for advocates who spent billions of dollars trying to turn the tide. preliminary cdc data showing more than 70,000 deaths last year, 3,000 more than the previous year. south dakota had a 54% increase in overdose deaths by far, the most of any state. analysts expect a pandemic will drive the