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the puck drops when the nhl this weekend. fox affiliate's are in the country covering tonight and fox 11 in los angeles within the marines sank off the coast of southern california and one marine's died and eight other marines are still missing tonight. fox 32 the city's last remaining statue of christopher columbus on the south side is removed. statue avoided the fate of two others taken down in the overnight hours of july 24th after protests. today, the mayor's office confirmed the removal of that last columbus statue. this is a live look at orlando from fox 35 and you heard at the beginning from the president at the big story there and tonight forecasters declare a hurricane watch for parts of the florida coastline while hurricane isaias trenches the bahamas on track for the u.s. east coast you can see the track right there and officials in florida say that the closing marinas and parks in miami-dade county tonight and the mayor there carlos gimenez says that the county has 20 evacuation centers on standby and that can be

your games will have an nhl hygiene officer in each hub, daily tests. will families be able to visit the players, wives, children, et cetera? >> certainly not in the play in round and the first two rounds. a number of weeks ago when we agreed with our players on what the right return to play structure would be, we got a lot of commentary about why didn't we designate the hub cities. we had ten clubs in their communities give us outstanding proposals as to how we could work all this out, and at the end of the day, we made the determination that we didn't want to make the decision until we absolutely had to because covid-19 was -- liz: changing. >> changing, so by going to canada, we made the decision to go to the places that have the least covid-19 in north america and that turned out in retrospect to be the right decision. but families, we are going to have a very tight bubble and it's possible depending on the state of the world that when we get to the conference finals and the finals, that perhaps there can be some families in attendance at the games.

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and the commissioner of the nhl joins us live on the eve of hockey's big restart.today," friday, july 31st, 2020. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> and good morning, everybody. welcome to "today." it is a busy friday mornin we're glad you're with us. hoda got a jump on her weekend. craig, it's good to see you. happy friday. >> happy friday to you. you'll have to forgive the bags under my eyes. i was up watching the nba tournament. a lot is happening on this friday including isaias strengthening into a hurrica.ri. al's going to have an update on the track and the timing in just a few moments. >>> and then the doctor behind those controversial claims about hydroxychloroquine, the drug touted by the president. that doctor is now doubling down. what she's saying in an exclusive new interview with our nbc affiliate in houston even as the fda has revoked approval for that drug. >>> we want to start with the latest on the virus. cases continuing to multiple in raising fears about

the nhl officially approved their plan to restart the season and expand a 24 team playoff and it would begin on august 1. the conference games in toronto and western conferce. the sharks did not enough have enough points to qualify. >> that ohio midwest weather this time of the year. the pga had to wait this out for second round play. the kolber 2019 grad is playing the game like he invented it. nice touch at 11. followed up a thursday 65 with a 6 under 66 leads the field by three shots. let's go to lake tahoe where a lot of my extended family spends time. the annual celebrity tournament in honor of breonna taylor. shoes worn by steph curry. that shot is not butter. it is but up. set his self up for a nice 30. call you williams leaves the field. i believe i had kyle williams in my poll ♪ this virus is testing all of us. and it's testing the people on the front lines of this fight most of all. so abbott is getting new tests into their hands, delivering the critical results they need. and until this fight is over, we...will...never...quit. because they never quit. captioning sponsored by

. >>> the nhl says 43 of their players tested positive during phase 2 of their play in the nhl they're to restart in two canada hub cities august first toronto is the host city for the conference teams >> california now rolling back on re-opening plans across the state. the bay county areas effected by the latest mandate. >>> we're at the mercy of those lawmakers. >> how business owners and employees are dealing with the latest order to cut back on operations because of the pandemic just as businesses were about to get reallying again. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us here on mornings on 2. i'm pam cook. >> how do you feel this morning? >> feeling good. nice cool air blowing through the window, allergies are fun, i'm fine. >> i'm dave clark. it is tuesday, july 14th. i know where to find paul. >> did you text each other saying what did you wear this morning? >> we've been in sync. you can keep us a part, dave, but -- >>

del valle" we'll return with xavier gutierrez, new president and ceo of the arizona coyotes of the nhl. stay with us. lash sensational mascara from maybelline new york. lashes go soft, supple and fully fanned. exclusive fanning brush. every lash sensational. now in midnight black with rose hip oil. lash sensational mascara. only from maybelline new york. when it's made with love, it's made to be shared. del valle," we're honored to be joined by xavier gutierrez, new president of the arizona coyotes, the only latino president and ceo in the national hockey league. welcome to the show, xavier. >> damian, thank you so much for having me. really appreciate it. very honored to be here. >> how does it feel to hear that? long and coming? what's your take on that? >> you know, it's definitely long been coming. our community needs to be at all seats of decision-making, of power, and i'm just truly grateful for this opportunity. i really feel like i'm sitting here on the shoulders of a lot of people who have opened a lot of doors. now i feel the responsibility and obligation to be here, do a goo

a massive rainstorm in edmonton flooded one of the nhl's hub city locations thursday night. now, this is rogers place in edmonton, canada. you can see water coming from the arena. the nhl is assessing the damage and says it shouldn't affect their restart scheduled to begin on august 1st. that's a look at sports. more news after the break. hi. we're glad you came in. what's on your mind? can you help keep these guys protected online? easy. connect to the xfi gateway. what about wireless data options for the family? you can customize and save. what about internet speeds that can keep up with my gaming? let's hook you up with the fastest internet from xfinity. and now with our stores reopening, we're putting healthy practices in place. come visit a store today. stop in or book an appointment online at a time that works for you. now that's simple, easy, awesome. ask. shop. discover at your local xfinity store today. >>> that's it for us tonight. thank you so much for spending some of your saturday evening with us. >> we'll be back at 11:00. have a good night. ♪ ♪ garvin thomas:

nhl getting ready to drop the puck in canada. let's get the latest from coy wire. a major problem. >> john, even on the minds of nfl teams. the training camp's now open. 25 players have chosen to opt out due to covid concerns and six of them from the new england patriots as i'm sure you know, john, including the tom brady of their defense dante hightower and his first child born 13 days ago and 11 games postponed after four more members test positive yesterday according to multiple reports bringing the total to 17 within the last week and that's roughly half the team's roster, john. all of their games postponed and that includes four against baltimore and three against the defending champions nationals and the phillies hosted last week and now out of an abundance of caution, the phillies won't be playing until friday and mlb didn't want the yankees in the same clubhouse that the marlins had just used. so new york, they went to baltimore. instead, they'll play the orioles today or tomorrow. marlins officials say anyone who tested positive is currently in isolation a

the nba is in a bubble, so is the nhl.in edmonton and toronto, and canada has substantially flattened the curve. neither the nhl or nba has had a single positive test since they entered into the bubble. baseball is not in a bubble. 30 teams in their respective locations, football 32. and the best guess, everything is a guess as you know. there may be another surge in the fall and winter, that's when the nfl season is. you consider the size of the rosters and nature of the sport. contact on every play. if baseball only a few days into their resumption is running into some sort of a problem, it's not a nightmare, but it is a problem, what does common sense tell you about the possibility of getting through a full football season? doesn't make much sense. >> i know a lot of sports insiders are saying, the players never like the preseason games, that's not what this is about. do you believe they're using this as leverage to get something they always wanted? or their fears are legit? >> no, i think their fears are completely leg

nhl teams started training today. but nine pittsburg penguins pulled after possible exposure. >> we believe as we go through this screening process and we actually get to our two bubbles in places that don't have a lot of covid-19, we should be okay. >> reporter: those nhl bubbles are in canada where they have just over a quarter of the cases per capita that we have south of the border. >> we can turn this thing around in two to three weeks if we can get a critical mass of people wearing face coverings. >> reporter: but there's no federal mandate. meanwhile in texas, the average daily death toll just doubled in a week. harvard researchers say these eight states should roll back re-opening. >> what we need to do is reinstitute measures to flatten the curve. >> reporter: georgia's governor is resistant, but atlanta already rolled back to phase one. the mayor and her family recovering. >> we are an example of how quickly this virus spreads. we have one child in the house who was asymptomatic. i was also asymptomatic and

we know the nhl will expand to 32 teams. here comes the seattle cracken., how do you feel about adding more teams? >> you know, i think it really just shows the continued growth of this sport and of the fan base across the country. i just took this job two months ago and i'm sitting here in arizona, it's 115 degrees, yet i'm in a hockey town. usa hockey has done a report that youth hockey growth for boys and girls under the age of 8, this is the number one, number three markets respectively. it really shows that this sport has a lot of legs, lot of growth, and communities around the country are really, really primed to continue it as a growth pattern. liz: well, when this is all over and you come to play new york, we would love to see you here at fox business. xavier gutierrez, president of the arizona coyotes. good luck with the stanley cup playoffs. thanks so much. >>> breaking news. president trump now taking questions at the headquarters of the american red cross. let's listen in. reporter: gentleman from labcorps talked about that a little. what's tha

baseball is unlike the nba and the nhl — it's not operating in a bubble and teams are travelling acrossrmal. i'm joined now from the us by espn baseball reporter pedro gomez. pedro, everyone was watching baseball, keeping an eye on seeing how this return works out. this is a nightmare for the mlb, is it not, so soon after the season started?m really is. this is a worst—case scenario, almost, where you have the large brick within one club and potentially more because theyjust played the for the doll phillies over the weekend, and all those players being tested a —— philadelphia phillies. the game info —— in philadelphia has been called off today. the miami ballclub is not even even out of philadelphia. this is on the air scrabbling right now to see how they can get operate, if they can operate, and how to control this, but right now, everything is on the table. we could see every game cancelled today, we could see who knows what at this point? how realistic is that nightmare scenario, pedro, of the entire season now being cancelled?” scenario, pedro, of the entire season now being cancel

nhl -- i say that with an eye on the nhl.ted something nba, everyone playing in the same area. they were not really keen on that because it is really hot in arizona and there is only one indoor stadium. the question of restarting has been there for some time, but this really brings it to the forefront. vonnie: what are the players themselves saying, are they showing a united front? is a former cy young award winner with the los angeles dodgers, plays for the dodgers now. he decided to sit out the season. tweeted, this is case in point why i did not play. i did not feel it was safe to do so. here you have an example of someone saying he did not believe mlb was putting the health of players first, not resisting the temptation to say i told you so. i reached out to a couple of agents, and they said their clients understand this is always a possibility, and they accept it. but you have to wonder. someys, superstars -- guys, including some superstars like mike trout, did not play. given that fans would not be in attendance anytime

. >>> latebreaking news about the return of the nhl. we will have the details when we will see scates at the ice again. >>> on the 11:00 news, protesters caravan to the governorin prison. their message and the latest on the outbreak in san quentin. businesses are starting to bounce back. but what if you could do better than that? like adapt. discover. deliver, in new ways, to new customers. what if you could come back stronger? faster. better. at comcast business, we want to help you not just bounce back, but bounce forward. and now, with one of our best offers ever, we're committed to helping you do just that. get a powerful and reliable internet and voice solution for only $29.95 a month for three months. call or go online today. >>> major-league baseball is expected to release schedules tomorrow. lots of uncertainty surrounding the game. will players be smart and take the necessary steps to prevent an outbreak? which players will decide the risk is too great and opt out. he now plays for the washington nationals and has probably the

you are going to have positive tests, as much as baseball has to come in to work in the nba and nhl,blematic for baseball, to not have infections throughout the season. they have large and of rosters to overcome but in the case of the marlins half the team gets infected. how do you overcome that, create a competitive balance wins and teams might be missing players, become sketchy overall. jillian: when you look at it from this angle, you have teams work constantly traveling in baseball, multiple games every week, sometimes multiple games a day, traveling on planes, buses, staying at hotels, how do you contain something like that when at the start of the season it is already half the team tested positive. >> for the marlins they started at the advantage because miami out of miami which is a hotspot, second highest number of cases in the country in miami, two steps behind. on top of that congregating in locker rooms, on the bus coming in the dugout, some people say a week ago they were playing against atlanta braves it was raining, socially distancing in the stand but the key is making

the nba, wnba, nhl trying to go about it in a bubble. then you have baseball and the nfl trying to go about play in a somewhat normal setting. so far one weekend in for baseball, they've got some big problems. 11 players and two coaches reportedly testing positive on the marlins team leading major league baseball to postpone three games. they're asking questions whether season. rob manfred said he believes the safety protocols are adequate to keep players safe. >> i don't put this in the nightmare category. obviously we don't want any player to get exposed. it's not a positive thing, but i don't see it as a nightmare. we built the protocols to allow us to continue to play, that's why we have the expanded rosters. that's why we have the pool of additional players and we think we can keep people safe and continue to play. >> reporter: the marlins outbreak creating an uneasy feeling around baseball. washington nationals manager dave martinez missed three games after undergoing a heart procedure. he became emotional after a video call yester

the question is what does this mean, not just for the mlb but the nba, also for the nhl. each of these teams is handling this differently the nba is operating in a bubble that might help to tamp down on the risk of spread but there's a lot riding on this the informal nfl is the most lucrative. 4.5 million dollar in ads last year a lot of concern of people wanting to make sure the games happen >> i don't know the answer to this question. that's why i'm asking. are there penalties that could be imposed against a team like the marlins for having such a huge number of covid tests you have one team that has this number and it's going to affect that many more teams maybe the whole league too >> penalties depends how you enforce it there's a lot of things that are written in rules the nfl, they rolled out rules that you would not get paid if they figured out you were in a high risk situation. the nfl put that in writing. i don't know what the mlb will do you can penalize the marlins but if you lose the whole season, is that really going to make up for what you lost. >> that's wh

the nhl released a schedule of dates and times of games.he nhl's top 24 teams qualify for the playoff, the san jose sharks did not make it. games will be played in toronto or edmonton. >>> all right, steve, i know you are a big hockey fan. it is weird to play hockey in june. august, it is even stranger. >> everything is strange. the nba, baseball, it is all crazy. >> it is summer, so at least we are getting baseball soon. everything is a little bit wacky. our weather is not. it is pretty quiet. we had a big fog bank and low clouds have made it to areas that did not see clouds a couple of days ago. even livermore. it was held in check by high- pressure, but now that that has released its grip, it deepens and we get an onshore breeze. it temperatures, a lot of temperatures have gone up. bodega bay, monterey, both at 55. 66 is the average. 96 is the record high on this date. 47 degrees back in 1901. a lot of the records were set in the 1800s for the city on the low side. berkeley, napa, 57 in san mateo. a lot of 50s. pacifica is at 53 degrees.

if fully approved, the nhl season could resume by late july. back to "dateline." >> reporter: tandy cyrus had lost her 12-year-old son. now she had to pull herself together to talk to the potsdam police. >> did they ask you who could possibly have something in for little garrett? >> yes. >> what'd you say? >> nick. >> reporter: nick hillary, the soccer coach, her most recent ex-boyfriend. >> there seems to be some discussion, who would want to harm garrett. and the name nick is raised. early on, it sounds like. >> the name nick was raised almost instantaneously, from -- from most indications. and whether or not that was justified or not, of course, is at the heart of the case. >> reporter: the videotape of tandy's interview with police is difficult to hear. but when she talked to "dateline," she described a different side of "the general," the nickname adoring teammates gave nick in his glory days. she came to believe it reflected a more controlling nature, and that's what she was telling the cops. >> he was very regimented. everything. his day

what happened in baseball and they're having outbreaks what's that going to do with baseball and the nhlnhl is doing a bubble in canada today, the mlb is doing a baseball they can do games every couple days the problem with baseball, you're playing a game every day. so baseball and football, it's hard to do it in a bubble. where do you have 15 baseball fields and football fields of professional quality all in the same place that you can play all at the same time that's the problem for those two sports it's not like they're trying not to do a bubble, they literally have no place they can do it dr. david ho, who is an nba advertise es advertiser, we know his work with hiv and aids, he says, i don't know where they can play in a bubble. if 16 teams out of 30 aren't playing today, we're running out of teams here within a week of baseball >> yikes i don't think seema is one of those virtual fans yet >> you think i'm sold, kelly i think it seems like a virtual, futuristic experience, and i think i've watched everything i want to watch on netflix at this point. i'm actually waiting for the u.s.

the nhl actually looks pretty good. thank god for hockey. can't wait to see that start. at least we have our fingers crossed for that. kristina: the nba as well. nba, too. liz: yeah. because of the bubble. kristina, thank you very much. >>> next, we talk to one bank ceo on the state of states, where his bank operates and the impact rising covid-19 cases are having on everything from giving you a mortgage or lending anything, any money. stay tuned. "the claman countdown" is coming right back. liz: well, marlins aside, florida has just marked a grim milestone. the sunshine state recorded a new single day record for coronavirus deaths with 186 confirmed in just the last 24 hours. that pushes the state's current death toll to 6,117. florida also adding 9,230 new cases since yesterday. so that state has now leapfrogged over new york to become the state with the second highest number of cases behind california. ira robbins is a ceo who operates a bank in all of those states. he's president and ceo of valley national bank. ira, what's life been like? because you also operate in

. >> the seattle cracken will begin play in the 2122 season at the nhl 32nd team.washington football team also has a new name and the drumroll please. they will be the washington football team as they continue to search for a permanent name after dropping redskins last week. iron mike is getting back into the ring. mike tyson is now 54 years old and will face roy joins junior in september. jones is 51 and set to be an eight round exhibition on pay- per-view and will be tyson's first fight since 2005 but don't forget george foreman came back and he won the heavyweight title at age 45. we will be right back. >>> still ahead, the unexpected shortage creating a bottleneck for california breweries. >> a reminder that >>> the pandemic is causing another unforeseen shortfall. >> california breweries grappling with an aluminum can shortage. >> it is because they are shifting from kegs to cans with >>> thank you for watching tonight at 6:00. the news continues streaming on cbsn bay area and the cbs evening news is next. >> we will you captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnel

bogosh and investigator from the toronto general hospital research institute and also been advising nhlnd mls players on covid. so thank you for being on with me. let's talk baseball first. how could mlb, how do they get this back under control? >> it is going to be very challenging. certainly as you point out, they're not playing in a bubble. and while they might be able to control the environment on the field and in practice facilities and training facilities, the question what is happening in the other 20 hours of the day. are players going out and about and getting infected in the community and then perhaps bringing it back? this is a very challenging scenario. so i think they're going to have to contend this with moving forward in the season because they just can't control the environment that their players are in at all times of the day. >> so then you have the opposite end of the spectrum, you have the nba, they've been in a bubble and had not a single positive test in over a week which is great news for them. so obviously you're seeing the difference between the leagues in the b

. >> reporter: the nba and nhl will also resume their seasons. the warriors and sharks did not quaul flify to take part. when it comes to college sports, the ivy league will decide this fall. we'll see if that impacts college sports as a whole. reporting live, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> thank you, pete. >>> let's check out what's happening now in the east bay as we get ready to head out on this wednesday morning. a beautiful sunrise and our air quality has improved as we're starting to get not as much of that smoke moving in to parts of the east bay. then as we lock at our temperature trend we are going to have another warm day. you want to make sure you are out early in the morning with our temperatures starting to heat up as we are look at highs for parts of the inland east bay that will reach into the low 90s. along the coast we're in the 60s. napa today will reach up to 87 degrees. san jose reaching 86 degrees. we are going to have some slightly hotter temperatures today. we'll talk about our air quaul comi ity coming up and road

they are not limited to locations li the nhl. they are traveling. how is the league doing?dle safetas best as they oun, but when you are traveling, when are exposing yourself to different environments, when you are staying in hotels, when you were going on planes, when you are doing all of ts thi that nba players and nhl players arere not, youxposing yourself inherently to the possibility tt you were going to come up positive with covid-19. and even before the washington nationals, the defending world series champions, traveled, and juan soto, their star outfielder, tested positive for covid-19 -- this is just the reality that baseball is having to deal with right now. it is understanding that no matter what you do, no matter how much you test, no matter how many safety protocols, there are going to be positive tests that come back. do you continue playing? the awer so far is yes. amna: there has been this issuer that theysupposed to be playing in toronto, the blue jays. the government sowd no. what own federal government, and they went to pittsburgh. hethey thought had a h

as hockey fans hoped, the return of the nhl season turns out to be a win-win for the players and ownership's because along with the final agreement to return, both agreed to a four-year labor deal. the way it was set up one thing couldn't happen without the other. so play is supposed to resume august 1st with all games in canada. the sharks will not be among the teams returning because of their poor record this season. >>> oh, when you put it that way. the giants and the a's are finally playing some ball after testing related delays. the giants say two people tested positive, however, they have not said whether or not those two people are players or staff, coaches, we don't know yet. fans finally have a schedule to banter on about. it came out yesterday afternoon. as expected the giants will open july 23rd at dodgers stadium. the a's open the next day hosting the angels. that should be fun, although we can't watch in person. there are six battle of the bay games, three in mid-august, three in mid-september at the coliseum. again, for now, fans will not be allowed, but i do love those battl

the nhl posted a video to twitter last night which says that have a major announcement.the video shows a fishing boat on the water suggesting they unveil the name or logo and it could be marine themes. it was awarded a team back in 2018 and their 32nd franchise is expected to start play in 2021. that is your cbs money watch report, go to this website. i am diane king hall. >>> historic bar in san francisco has been saved from shutting down indefinitely thanks to its neighboring diner. the iconic bar twin peaks tavern reopen for outdoor dining and drinks over the weekend with the help of orphan and this. twin peaks tavern is one of the only in the city to receive historical landmark status. >> crews who shut down barriers. the city calls it in alfresco dining street closure which restaurant have been talking about for months. this is the first of its kind of program in san jose and it runs through september. >>> an update on reusable bags in marin county. reusable shopping bags will be a lot more there as long as people carry them or leave them in a cart. they will also h

join us for a half hour back-to-school special saturday night right after the nhl. >>> the ncaa is shutting down its fall program -- soccer, women's volleyball and cross country. the conference is made up of 11 schools, 10 in california, and includes uc davis. when it comes to football, uc davis participates in the big sky conf i the air. >>> now to our making it in the bay coverage for you. if your instincts told you commercial rents would take a huge hit during the pandemic, well, it turns out you're right. according to the new findings in a ucla anderson survey not only are office spaces emptying out in masses, rent for office space across the state will likely decline for years. now researchers talked with developers and financers about this. they will go remote and rental space will take a bigger hit then. most commercial construction is at a standstill. >>> san francisco gyms and fitness studios are demanding new criteria for reopening according to "the examiner." a coalition of about 50 say they are struggling to stay open amid the pandemic. they are proposing trainers and clients st

one is with the bubble, and that's also nba and the nhl. the nhl just got back 4,300 tests today that were all negative. it seems like the bubble in the nba is going great. both those seasons are starting later this week. we're really bullish about that season being able to last. but then there's also the mlb and the nfl is which is having travel. there's more risk there. nfl is massive for sports betting. but, to your point, yes, we think that pro sports are going to come back at some point. so if it's not this year it's going to be next year or the year after and this is just a blip in the buying opportunity here for the long-term holders. >> hey, it's tim. thanks for joining us. i guess my question really i about the competitive landscape. to me, draft kings is playing the long game and as sad as some of these setbacks have been for baseball, you know, you've talked about this with their market share and how you've modeled that. who else is in the game? what other exposure is investors going to have to osb or online sports betting >> yea

it looks like we're getting a little closer to restart to the hockey season today, the nhl and players association reached a tentative agreement for their return to play plan. >>a big piece of the puzzle is training camps that under the plan would begin on july 13th, pretty soon in teams home cities that will continue through the month with exhibition games in late july and a pair of quote hub cities, toronto and edmonton in canada. the regular season would start on july 1st august first make that the plan also includes testing protocols and held restrictions and the next step is a vote from the nhl board of governors. well from nfl quarterback to activists to media mogul that's their trajectory under way for former 49 er colin kaepernick who announced a new partnership with disney today. >>caps production company is set to join forces with the mouse to produce the docu series tackling topics like race and social injustice, hiring minority producers and directors will be a key part of the project which already includes what kaepernick called the docu series on his life story. he previo

league announced that 31 players across the league tested positive for the virus >> and on the ice, nhl finalized protocols to resume. teams are on track to report next monday with the games restarting in hub cities august 1. >>> more than 30 states are seeing an escalation in new cases, but president trump is predicting a vaccine will be out soon here's nbc's jennifer johnson. >> reporter: president trump celebrating part of the holiday weekend on the golf course this has been a fourth of july like no other, with some states closing beaches and banning large gatherings, while others saw packed crowds. the president predicted an answer soon to covid-19. >> and we'll likely have a therapeutic and/or vaccine solution long before the end of the year >> reporter: the fda commissioner is not backing up that timetable, nor the president's unfounded claim that 99% of covid-19 cases are totally harmless >> i'm not going to get into who is right or wrong. this is a serious problem. >> reporter: florida reported over 10,000 new cases three of the past four days over 30 states are also seeing incr

the nhl and players association announced a plan to return on june 1st games will be played in edmontonchwimmer gave fans an update to film the friends reunion, they hope to shoot in mid august but won't risk anyone's health or safety to do it the entire original cast will return they hope to return with a live studio audience on hbo max, the pandemic put those plans on hold at least friends won't be put on hold. >>> we had so many plans for this year, we all did. we know there's light at the end of the tunnel and it involves david schwimmer. >> and "hamilton" too. i need to split that up. my kids will sit there for a whole almost three hours >> all the silver linings we can get we'll take them. >> have a great start to your tuesday, i'm frances rivera. >> i'm phillip mena. coming up on >>> right now at 4:30, still burning. the fight continues against the crews fire in southern california county. firefighters across northern california also bracing for another busy day. we'll talk about the newest numbers from the frontline. plus -->>> the campaign is growing and going global. >> the ha

that premiers saturday night right after the nhl on nbc. >>> ale last look at that forect for this weekendkari. >> it looks pretty good this weekend. you'll be catching up on some movies or maybe even heading outside. our temperatures will be in the upper 80s and low 90s for the inland areas. and in san francisco we're staying in the 60s. marcus? >> thanks, kari. well, that does it for our midday newscast. we'll see you back here next week. have a great weekend. oh, we love our new home. neighborhood's great. amazing school district. the hoa has been very involved. these shrubs aren't board approved. you need to break down your cardboard. thank you. i see you've met cynthia. at least geico makes bundling our home and car insurance easy. and it does help us save a bunch of money. two inches over regulation. thanks, cynthia. for bundling made easy, go to geico.com >>> right now on "california live," we're taking you on a road trip to virtual destinations everywhere. >> talking about all the museums, famous artwork, landmarks that you can actually zoom in on, virtually travel through. >>> the

aplease join us for a half hour back to school special this saturday night right after the nhl on nbc. >>> in tonight's making it in the bay, there's a new community project that's working to fight hunger. as nbc bay area's cheryl hurd found out, it's a cool experiment that's really catching on. >> reporter: as night falls and many families in the bay area gather around the dinner table, some not so lucky are wondering where their next meals are coming from. carlos is one of them. it's the end of the month. he's running low on cash, which means he's running out of food. for him, this community fridge is a life line. >> it's been great. it's really provided some sustenance, got some eggs, some bread. just a few things because that's really all i need. >> reporter: that's why organizers started this movement. they wanted people to have an alternative to hunger. the idea started in new york city and is now in los angeles, san francisco, oakland, and soon coming to san jose. we found this fridge plugged into a volunteer host family's home in west oakland. it was filled with produce, bread

please join us for a half hour back to school special this saturday night, right after the nhl on nbc. >>> new at 11:00, disturbing allegations against members of the vallejo police department. that they had a tradition of officers bending their badges as a way to mark people they had killed. the police chief is reacting tonight. nbc bay area's cheryl hurd spoke to him and to the outraged family of man who was shot and killed by police. >> the celebrating of a human being is never acceptable, and i'm deeply disturbed by these allegations. >> reporter: vallejo police shawnee williams reacting to allegations that vallejo police officers bend the corners of their badges to mark people they kill. >> i'm doing an official inquiry into the department and the allegations. the inquiry will help me to understand the culture of the department in a greater way and take corrective action. >> reporter: former police captain john whitney says he was seeking corrective action and was fired for it. through his attorney he says he learned about the badge bending practice following the deadly shooting

the nhl has officially announced it's returning on august 1st.ockey is the latest sport to resume after a month's long pause due to coronavirus. they approved an agreement to come back on friday. league will head right to the playoffs with a 2014 tournament being played in toronto, ed month top. you can watch those playoff games starting in august right here on nbc. >> and also this morning, the very latest on a really tragic story. search crews in california are dealing with extremely low visibility as they search for naya rivera. erin is in los angeles with the latest on that. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. the disappearance of naya rivera remains a mystery. authorities do not know what happened to the actress or how her son ended up in that boat alone. this morning, searchers will be back in the water looking for the body of naya rivera. sheriff r sheriff released these images showing what investigators are up against. two miles of dark, murky waters. visibility of just one to two feet slowing the recovery effort. >> we don't

clearly nhl same thing. baseball, they are traveling. they are flying to different cities.are going home spending time at home with their families, friends. it's a potentially very risky operation, right? >> by the way, if and when the marlins resume their season, where do they play? in south florida. one of the hot beds which is why the nationals balked at heading down there. the canadian government says we don't want any other teams coming in here. we're not going to run that rust risk. they might have to find a new temporary home for marlins. i sympathize with what baseball is trying to do. it seems like they are just swatting at locusts. there's too many things in different directions. >> how would you assess what major league baseball has done right because it's really worrisome. i worry about these players and i totally can understand my washington nationals, the team voting, they're not going to wam right now. this is too dangerous. >> in fairness, out of the other 29 teams, there's been no positive tests and the rate of positives was very, very low, less than 1% goi

downnk you will see that but i think you will sports like the nba and nhl offset that loss.achusetts senate this week dropped a big sports betting component from an economic development bill that i know you have been following closely. how optimistic -- i know you said you are an optimist -- how optimistic are you about online sports getting -- betting getting legalized in massachusetts and the rest of the country? matthew: we are very optimistic. even pre-covid, we started to see new jersey and pennsylvania a very clear up seconds -- clear acceptance that legalizing sports betting was common sense legislation. having a competitive marketplace protect consumers, raise tax revenues and gave constituent something they wanted to do. we were seeing momentum even pro covid -- pre-covid. we think that will accelerate coming out of covid. you will certainly see states like massachusetts where idiosyncratic factors may create bumps in the road. it may create delays but when you look at aggregate, we think you will see a lot more online gaming as well. how are your customers evolving

nhl reached a tentative agreement to resume play august 1st.ek and the league is finalizing details for toronto and edmonton where all of the games will be played. >>> finally, the pga tour announced that fans are not going to be allowed at the memorial tournament next week in ohio. this was to be supposed to be the first event with fans. they were set to allow 8,000 a day, but due to the rapidly changing dynamics of the covid-19, they'd cancel the fans. the nba all of the team -- some of the teams are set to arrive in orlando to enter that bubble and the nba is certainly hoping that what happened to the mls doesn't happen to them. >> yeah, of course they are. andy thanks very much. >>> the future for international students, over a million of them that come to the u.s. to study, it's all up in the air now, because i.c.e. has said they must leave the country if the university they're attending goes to online learning. more on that next. some companies still have hr stuck between employees and their data. entering data. changing data. more and mo

indications are there's signs of resumption as we see some of the other sports with major league soccer, nhl, the baseball just restarted kick off slated for september 10th that's one we're closely watching disney huge exposure, espn monday night football. we saw the nfl draft last april. all in all i think there's some key pieces of the puzzle when sports ultimately returns. that makes us to believe that disney will be just as well positioned as any other to ride the return of sports >> how long, if ever, before disney returns to the level of profitability it has before this we don't really know about people's willingness to go back to the theme parks or willingness to sit in a theater at one levels of capacity and at what levels of revenue >> we have disney losing about a billion dollars for this quarter. after we see them gradually rebounding next year we think they will rebound but in terms of return to the normalized level of 15 to 16 billion or more operating income, it will take some time we're seeing signs of return to semblance to normalcy. the hollywood studios are starting to reop

the nhl and its players, meanwhile, reaching a tentative agreement to resume play august 1st.ill open camp next week. they're going to be playing in two hub cities yet to be announced. the pga tour, meanwhile, changing course announcing fans will not be allowed at the memorial tournament next week in ohio. this was to be the first event with fans but the pga saying due to the rapidly changing dye ma'am mix of the covid-19 pandemic the tournament would have to cancel those original plans. basketball star dwight howard says he will join the lakers when the nba season restarts in orlando later this month. the veteran center telling don lemon he will donate the balance of his salary, $700 million to social injustice initiatives to breathe again. >> i'm going to use my salary, all the money that, you know, the paychecks that i would be getting from going down in the bubble to help push this breathe again -- push our movement and just make sure that people don't forget about what's going on in our society. >> lebron james and the lakers are scheduled to fly as a team from l.a. to or

>> one of your proposals has been to have religious institutions which do have an abundance of land nhlasin mans using it for affordable housing. could you explain how that would work? >> yeah. we have to get a lot more creative to come up with solutions. one of the best ways to start is to look for opportunities where we can find land that's lower cost. and look at folks who own large amounts of land. not just churches but the local sector. state government, other institutions that are not using their land as actively as they go. one of the great things about church lands is that they're everywhere. churches are everywhere. they're in some of the best neighborhoods with some of the best schools, some of the lowest crime, midwest greatest access to resources. particularly when you're building lower income housing, you want it to offer them a step up the economic ladder so their kids can get into the kinds of schools that will help them move up into the middle class and church lots are one solution form. and we're lucky because state legislation is moving in sacramento that will make it.

this as an observer, when you think about these guys are not in a bubble, the nba is in a bubble, the nhl will be in a bubble, how does the nfl or college football approach this? because this is kind of an ominous warning shot across the bow with what's happening, in one weekend for major league baseball. >> yeah. you're right. it's only been a couple of days. the nfl is supposed to report to training camp this week. the niners get tested tomorrow. so we'll wait and see. and football is a contact sport. and 90 guys in the locker room, that could spread very fast. imagine a whole offensive line being taken out? obviously, health and safety is the most important. that's what bob melvin said today. we're just happy to have sports back. >> you're having problems just keeping your mask on. this is not an easy time for anybody. ksor te.varez, live at >>> contra costa county is considering an ordinance to give city and county officials the ability to fine people who aren't wearing a mask or social distancing. individuals will be fined $100 per violation, while businesses would be cited for $1,00

to make the nhl says 43 players tested positive for covid-19 during phase 2 of their return to play.wo canadian hub series on august 1. toronto will host for the eastern conference teams and edmonton will host for the west. the san jose sharks were not invited to the restart. >>> it is 6:58. the oakland a's and the giants will play a pair of warm-up games before the season begins for them. it begins next monday in oakland and then tuesday in san francisco. no fans will be allowed, but both games will be on tv. >>> and nfl training camps due to open later this month. what you are looking at is a prototype of the new facemask the players will test before the first official game. they are made by oakley and designed to slow the spread of covid-19. you can get a closer look here. the shield gives players the same protection as a mask without having to put a material covering over there nose and mouth. >>> california is now rolling back reopening plans across the state. the bay area counties impacted by the governor's latest move. >>> and how the spike in covid- 19 cases is causing school

this will be the first time ever when the nhl, nba, mlb, major league soccer, the nfl will be competingand eyeballs at the same time. >> totally great point i love it. once you subscribe, because you want to watch your core product like let's say you're an mls fan. it's easy to turn the channel and start dabbling in nascar which is starting or the nba which is starting. these things are seasoned. you could sort of subscribe for a certain number of weeks or months for the season and you stopwatching now it's going to be super easy to sample all these competitive game set which is will be better for the sports in the end. >> it's great do have you. thank you so much. we hope you're right ty >>> still ahead, the airlines most lly higher today. the stock is down 50%. the traders will tell you what to watch >>> a new report says one-third of new york city small businesses could shutdown because of the coronavirus tilman is here with a message for governor cmo reow lchs xtuo - [narrator] this is kate. - hey. - [narrator] she takes two prescriptions. kate's son jack, takes one too. kate works

>> one thing that sets us apart is the bubble is working for the nutribullet a nba and nhl. union negotiated on behalf of those players to have more freedom, for them to move about. we're unsure who player zero was on this marlins franchise and we're not sure where this person contracted the virus. but this virus keeps spreading like wildfire like it has thus far, one could assume major league baseball owners will go back to the bargaining table with the mlb players association in an attempt to negotiate a bubble. it's likely it's needed but uncertain whether the union would agree. nfl has announced it's cancelling all pre-season games ahead of the 2020 season. how viable is the nfl season given a large portion of their players won't be considered in the at risk group of getting severe symptoms from covid-19. >> absolutely. so nfl players arguably carry the greatest risk of any american professional sport player. beyond that, those just how football is played, the deep physical nature, the sweaty bodies and the heat outdoors, i have grave concerns for the sport of football b