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paul. >> and i'm martin savidge. it is saturday, the fourth of july. this, of course, is "cnn newsroom." as this nation celebrates an independence day unlike any we have ever seen before, and that's of course due to the pandemic, health experts say don't let your guard down this holiday weekend. >> the concern is big gatherings, the barbecues, the beaches, to watch fireworks, that all could increase the infection rate even more. so states are adding to safety measures that they have already included. they're enforcing rules at beaches, from the west coast to the east. some places are closing them entirely, in fact, such as southern california of the and in new hampshire, the beach is open. i want to give you a live look at where crowds are already apparently starting to gather this morning. it looks like the weather might be a little dicey too, martin. >> the u.s. is entering this holiday weekend after reporting more than 50,000 new cases. that is for a third straight day. 37 states are seeing an increasing trend of new cases. only one, vermont, is see

paul. >> and i'm martin savidge. in for victor blackwell. >> the nation celebrating independence day, you all are, in a way we haven't really before. this is different. we're in the middle of a pandemic and how we can't let our guard down this holiday weekend. is there concern the big gatherings that we're used to? the barbecues, the beaches, the fireworks, it could increase the infection rate even more. >> states are adding to their safety measure, including enforcing rules and beaches with coast to coast, with some places unfortunately closing them entirely like say southern california. the u.s. enters the holiday weekend after reporting more than 50,000 new cases a third straight day. only one state vermont is seeing a decline. >> to coney island in new york. cnn's poole sandoval is there. what are you seeing this. >> reporter: just a few people out for their morning centriole on that famous coney island boardwalk. later today we expect families to stop by the beach but authorities saying that social distancing is

i'm christi paul on this saturday, july 4th. >> i'm martin savidge in for victor blackwell. we hope your holiday weekend is off to a great start. >> so, obviously the nation celebrating independence. a very different way than we've done before. this is during a pandemic. health experts say they don't want us to let our guard down. the concern is the big gatherings we're talking about. barbecues, beaches, fireworks, they could increase the infection rate even more. safety measures are being enforced at beaches from the east coast to west. >> the u.s. enters the holiday weekend after reporting 50,000 new cases for a third straight day. 37 states are seeing an increasing trend in new cases. only one, vermont is seeing a decli decline. >> late last night we learned the coronavirus breached the president's inner circle. >> sara westwood joins us this morning. what more are you learning? >> reporter: good morning. happy fourth of july. last night we learned kimberly gu imp lfold tested positive for the coronavirus in south dakota. she did not have contact with the president and a

paul. >> i'm martin savidge in for victor blackwell. >>> it's -- americans trying to find a balance between celebrating, staying safe during a pandemic. the president doubling down on the cultural tengs. >> in his independence day speech, the president equated the fight to defeat what he calls the radical left between the nazis and terrorists. the president raged against the angry mob he says wants to erase our history invoking christopher columbus. last night protesters in baltimore, maryland tore down a statue of columbus and threw it into the harbor. >> the focus of a lot of people this weekend has been getting control over the coronavirus. it's not under control in florida. the state reported a new single-day record yesterday. 11,458 new cases in one day. that's more than the previous highest single-day total reported by new york which happened in april. >>> many beaches in the state are closed this weekend. but of those that remain open like clear water beach, crowds showed up. a similar attempt playing out across the country. >> as america celebrated her 244th birthday, public health

paul. >> i'm martin savidge in for victor blackwell. >> thank you martin for being here. >>> we tant to tellou about troubling reminders of why people shouldn't let their guards down. >> florida is strengthening its case as the new epicenter of the virus. the state set a new single-day record of new cases that has rival as new york's record from earlier this year. >> we talked to you yesterday as the sun was coming up. what does it look like today? what was it like yesterday? when we're talking about numbers in florida, this was a record setter. 11,000-plus in one day cases, yes? >> good morning. christy and martin. a record-setting day. more than 11,400 cases for the sunshine state. keep in mind for the entire month of june, florida saw about 100,000 cases or so. so the pandemic here hitting very serious levels. despite that, the governor leaving local leaders to determine restrictions in their area. while some beaches were closed, others were open, like the beach in clearwater where we spoke to some of the locals who decided to visit the beach, enjoy the sand and the day. there were signs

paul. >> i'm martin savidge in for victor blackwell. >> good to have you here. >> thanks. >>> we're celebratingndependence day in a way that is very different from anything we have seen before because we're doing so the middle of a pandemic. health experts say do not let your guard down this holiday weekend. >> yeah. the concern is the big gatherings, barbecues, beaches and of course to watch fireworks could increase the infection rate even more. states are adding to their safety measures enforcing rules at beaches from coast to coast with some places closing them entirely like southern california. and then in new hampshire, the beach is open. here is a live look at hampton beach coast, where plenty of people are already spread out on the sand as you can see. >>> the u.s. entering this holiday weekend, too, after reporting more than 50,000 new cases for a third straight day. 37 states seeing an increasing trend of new cases now. only one vermont, is seeing a decline. we're covering all these angles with reporters around the country. boris sanchez is standing by in florida. sara westwood at the

paul. >> i'm martin savidge in for victor blackwell. happy fourth of july. >> that's right. saturday, july 4th. we're glad to have you with us. listen, we want to talk about covid and what's happening right now because there are some real concerns from health experts about the pandemic, particularly this weekend because this is the fourth of july like we have never seen in the middle of a pandemic. they are saying don't let your guard down. the concern, the big barbecue, beaches, fireworks. it could increase the infection rate even more. events we know are being scaled back. safety measures are being enforced in beaches from west coast to taste. some places closing them entirely such as southern california. >>> the u.s. enters the holiday weekend after reporting more than 50,000, that's right 50,000 new cases for a third straight day. 37 states are seeing an increase in new cases. only one vermont is seeing a decline. late last night we learned the coronavirus has now breached the president's inner circle. kimberly guilfoyle a top frump campaign official and the girlfriend o

then one paul and i would go visit martins burger, it was wow jean backer, what do you hear from her? jean covered the 1988 election for usa today. the one in which george bush defeated michael to caucus. laura bush took a liking to her which isn't surprising. she invited jean to serve as her deputy press secretary. she spent four years in the white house from 1989 until 1983. george obviously took a liking to her as well. he made her chief of staff. a job she held until he died. it's safe to say that nobody knew george and barbara bush better than jean. i would include the bush family in. that the birthday parachute jumps, the humanitarian club russians with bill clinton, she was party to all of it. if not orchestrating all of it. she was meng or the people at his bedside when he died. the beautiful memorial services you saw back in 87 were planted executed by jean. you might not know, it you probably don't, jean has written or edited five books. as she point, so none with her name on it. one was published in 1980, five another george pushes writings. pearls of wisdom is scheduled to

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paul cathedral in the city of knox. in the us pays tribute to the man known as the conscience of the nation john lewis the civil rights icon marched alongside dr martin luther king jr and went on to serve 17 terms and congress has done. a mickle welcome to the program. a new leaders are gathered and brussels for a 2nd day to thrash out the terms of a contentious economic recovery plan european council presidential michelle offered a revised proposal for the package aimed at helping countries worst affected by the coronavirus and demick german chancellor angela merkel is chairing a summit. pessimism runs high among those most in need italian prime minister just epic contest says the talks are at a stalemate as wealthy northern european countries insist on a package consisting mainly of loans rather than grants tensions are also running high over who controls how countries spend the money. let's bring in our correspondent bob bizzle who's closely following the developments in brussels for us barbara even on day 2 of the summit member states remain at odds over the corona rescue package why are these negotiations so complicated the slovenian prime minis

let's go now to our religion editor, martin bashir, who is at saint paul's cathedral in london. ole nave has been stripped bare. this cathedral normally accommodates about 2000 people. there will be no more than 250 here today. i want to introduce you now to the bishop of london. this of course is the mother church of the diocese of london, james the mullaly. —— dame sarah mullaly. presumably you are excited this morning? the buildings have been closed for over 3.5 months but our churches in our communities have been stepping up and stepping out, whether providing food, ppe packing, providing online service and this sunday, our church buildings are open. some remain online but it is a very significant moment and we can contribute to the spiritual and the physical and emotional healing of this nation at this time. there has been an enthusiasm for church buildings to be opened. has that surprised you given that over the last ten years, monday church attendance has actually declined something like 50%. there are more people that go to a premiership foot or match at the weekend than

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paul. congressman lewis lost his battle with pancreatic cancer last night. today the world is remembering the titan he was. here is cnn's martin savidge. >> reporter: throughout his life, john lewis stood for people's rights. born on an alabama cotton farm into a segregated america. he lived to see an african-american elected president, he would be a major part of making it happen. >> tonight we dwath -- gather here in this magnificent stadium in denver because we still have a dream. we still have a dream. >> reporter: lewis, growing up, was angered by the unfairness of the jim crow south. eventually lewis would become one of the most prominent leaders. as a student he organized sit ins at lunch counters. ♪ >> reporter: in the early '60s, he was a freedom rider. challenging segregation and interstate bus terminals across the south. he embodied nonviolence. he frequently suffered beatings by angry mobs. lewis, 23 years old at the time, was the youngest at the 1963 march on washington. >> we want to be free now. >> reporter: then two years later, lead a march for voting rights in selma. ♪ on the edmund pettus bridge, they were b