noelle, when you look at strategy last night at mt. rushmore and you see no social distancing, no masks -- well, a few here and there, the president clearly not wearing a mask, we are looking at upticks in states around the country, this is beyond democratic and republican, what message are we sending to people as they were planning their 4th of july holidays, those that celebrate it, when the president is standing there doing this and convening a gathering where it seems like social distancing and wearing face masks was something of the past where it was last night as we're picking up more and more numbers as we go? >> well, reverend al, it's like the president and his administration are tone deaf to what's going on and him. we've got a pandemic. it's something we've never seen before. the cdc came out and said that wearing a mask and social distancing, if practiced, works. and what we're seeing from our president and from his administration is the opposite. and i this i that there was an interview not too long ago to where he's said

i'm noelle bellow back to you.d, how it is official now there are no state flags which bear the image of the confederate battle flag in the nation mississippi was the last holdout. >>a ceremony was held today to retire the flag mississippi's lieutenant governor and house speaker then presented it to the state's department of archives and history. >>we look forward to a new flight. that we recognize our trust in god who brought us to this very moment here today, a new flag takes the best of our traditions and moves them into the future. a new flag that lives up to our pledge for liberty and justice for all a new flag mississippians can be proud of this is not a man. but it is a beginning. >>voters will decide in november whether to approve a new flag that will be designed by a newly established commission though the confederate battle flag is no longer part of any state flag, some southern states retain imagery containing other confederate symbols the fbi hit a new record for background checks on gun sales last mont

i'm noelle bellow coming up hear why the president and ceo of the zoo says they need to reopen this month. and how they're working to make it happen. and we've got some clouds moving in along the golden gate bridge right now what about the next 10 days what about >>the news just into the newsroom, a gunman burst into an unregistered drug rehabilitation center in mexico and opened fire today killing 24 people and wounding 7 others, 3 of the 7 people wounded are in serious condition tonight police say the gunman wounded or killed everybody in that rehab center police and nobody was kidnapped. this happened in the north-central state of won a one though this state is the scene of a bloodied turf battle between a drug cartel and a local gang. no motive has been given for the shooting but gang drug gangs appear to have been involved no arrests have been made. >>the united states is setting yet another record with the most new covid-19 infections in a single day. researchers at johns hopkins university reported 46,853 new cases today. that brings the total number during the pandemic almost 2.7

they're not gonna make it comports noelle bellow has more.>when you run out of money, you run out of money drastic budget cuts and millions in revenue losses have left the oakland zoo without much to work with. president ceo doctor joel parrott says as of july 1st, the zoo is down to its last $3 million in emergency reserve funding what we're asking for is for the governor to. >>authorize the soon to open because we because we're an outdoor facility. the oakland zoo is currently classified as a stage 3 business but parents as they're working with the mayor hoping she can make contact with the governor to get them approval. >>as an outdoor museum instead that would allow it to reopen and hopefully generate some revenue this summer and if we can provide the social distancing the mask we can provide a healthy environment for guests because we do want to make sure if anybody comes to the oakland zoo. they do not just for the zoo did create a virtual program to connect with the community during the pandemic. >>but parents says it isn't enough that

noelle, always good to see you. noelle nikpour with us, putting it in, i guess in fairly blunt terms. that is what we're dealing with. what we're dealing with a rally on wall street. kind of interesting as we bring in phil flynn and jackie deangelis to talk about the market. dow is up 277. nasdaq is pulling back a little bit. that is the story, jackie, i thought at the would be here at 11,000 the way things were going but what stands out to you? >> markets are definitely on fire, connell. we keep getting all the headlines about positive, encouraging data with respect to the vaccine for coronavirus. market the definitely like that. it will be a piece of the puzzle. i want to emphasize the fact that this will not be a magic light switch. we're a nation in crisis here. we've got the coronavirus pandemic. we have people fearful. we have an economy trying to rebound, but at same time there are forces pulling it back and holding it back. we have crime and security problems we have to deal with. the vaccine will help a cer

our operating expenses are million per month leaving them with just about 3 months to survive, i'm noelle bellow back to you. >>well as states across the country see a surge in coronavirus cases president trump is downplaying the issue he says the that he hopes the pandemic will just quote sort of just disappear. jeremy diamond has the story. >>i think we're going to be very good with the coronavirus i think that at some point do that's going to sort of just disappear, i hope president trump is betting on wishful thinking to stop the alarming surge of coronavirus across the country you still believe south disappear do i do yes sure at some point with coronavirus cases trending upward in 37 states. >>and his own public health experts calling for swift action. trump who once called himself a wartime president in the face of a pandemic now appears to be taking a backseat rights. he hasn't appeared in a briefing alongside health experts in weeks you undermine cdc guidelines. >>by rallying thousands of people at an indoor arena last month, i'm all for masks, i think masks and the president who

our operating expenses are million per month leaving them with just about 3 months to survive, i'm noelle bellow back to you. >>as states across the country are seeing a surge in cases the president is downplaying the issue. president trump says. >>he hopes that the pandemic will quote sort of just disappear. jeremy diamond has more. >>i think we're going to be very good with the coronavirus i think that at some point do that's going to sort of just disappear, i hope president trump is betting on wishful thinking to stop the alarming surge of coronavirus across the country you still believe so disappearing do i do yes sure at some point with coronavirus cases trending upward in 37 states. >>and his own public health experts calling for swift action. trump who once called himself a wartime president in the face of a pandemic now appears to be taking a backseat rights. he hasn't appeared in a briefing alongside health experts in weeks and the undermine cdc guidelines. >>by rallying thousands of people at an indoor arena last month, i'm all for masks, i think masks in the president who has f

it might not be able to survive covers noelle bellow has more.run out of money you run out of money drastic budget cuts and millions in revenue losses have left the oakland zoo without much to work with. president ceo doctor joel parrott says as of july 1st, the zoo is down to its last $3 million in emergency reserve funding what we're asking for is for the governor to all right. we have some breaking news want to take you back to washington where the president now is addressing camera says take a look at his announcement proves that our economy is roaring back it's coming back extremely strong. >>we have some areas where we're putting out. the flames of the fires and that's working out. well we're working very closely with governors. and i think it's working out very well i think you see that shortly. in june we had a 2.1 million leisure and hospitality jobs. 740,000 retail jobs. 568,000 education and health care jobs. 357,000 service jobs. these are all historic numbers. and 356,000 manufacturing jobs in manufacturing looks like it's ready to r