phoenix finishes the game with a perfect eight and nobody was better and portland loses tonight andthe suns advanced to the western conference play in game this weekend or they go home. there are 22 teams, guys in that bubble. and even if you don't make the playoffs, you go home i happy camper and that is a good job by the phoenix suns. >> happy and healthy in the nba's case. >> most importantly, healthy. >>> still ahead, get your meal delivered and get a show to go with it. special delivery in san francisco. >> how about a show with their next meal? >> ♪ >> it is called meals on heels. a drag queen delivers your food and cocktails along with a socially distance lip-synch performance. nightclub oasis is offering this on friday night as a way to pay the bills while they are shut down. this is brilliant. >> you know, it just shows you that people are so creative >>> thank you for watching tonight at 6: ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs death toll hits a new high. 1,500 deaths reported from coronavirus in just 24 hours, the most since may. tonight, the nation's top infectious disease doc

phoenix: para conocer mÁs de la trayectoria y potencial daÑo que pueda causar en otros estados pasamoss horas y cuÁles son las posibles reales de que se convierta en huracÁn? albert: las prioridades son mÍnimas.prÁcticamente ningÚn modelo nos anuncia una intensificaciÓn de isaÍas. pero podrÁ llegar a la costa de georgia como tormenta tropical. la masa de nubes bien compacta y la parte mÁs activa, y lluvia sobre florida. aquÍ sigue desplazÁndose. direcciÓn norte a nueve millas por hora. 70 millas por hora son los vientos de este sistema, que va a seguir subiendo paralelo a la costa hacia la zona norte de la florida. los vientos en la 70 millas por hora. tormenta tropical. y las bandas de lluvia comienzan a llegar a colonia el sur y del norte a partir de maÑana la maÑana.y la posibilidad de que toque tierra entero en el sur o carolina el norte. luego acelera su movimiento barriendoel paÍs. y esperamos mucha lluvia. de aquÍ las vigilancias y alertas tropicalesen esas regiones. la lluvia va a seguir sobre la florida durante lo que-- logra de lo que nos queda de domingo. a partir de maÑana

by the time she arrived at phoenix house through a referral from homeland security, in addition to her opioid addiction, like many survivors, she suffered from ptsd. posttraumatic stress disorder. after seven months with us, getting clean, obtaining her ged, getting a job, she was also able to move into her own apartment. in fact, i'm very proud to say that 70% of the survivors will go through the phoenix project since they've open, we open our doors into thousand 15, have moved into stable housing. phoenix is a program designed to meet the needs of the survivors pray sometimes it's as simple as just letting them sleep, believe it or not. more often it's helping them overcome the trauma they experienced. our survivors come to a suffering from tsd, major depression, anxiety disorders and substance abuse. they have no place to go and many times, and very sadly going home is not an option. i can tell you more about the evidence-based models that we use, the therapeutic activities that we offer, everything from yogurt to zumba. at the end of the day come the simple act of providing these s

no bigger story in the nba bubble than devon booker and the phoenix suns. rnoon against the mavericks. and phoenix finishes the games a perfect 8-0 record. only unbeaten team in orlando. but they still needed help to reach that play-in series. phoenix needed a loss from damian lillard and the trail blazers. anllard hits downtown. nal seconddown one. for the win. no. and the blazers survive and advance winning 134-133. they'll face the grizzlies in the play-in series beginning on saturday. with portland and memphis moving on, gregg popovich and the spurs' streak of 22 consecutive playoff appearances which was tied for the longest in the nba history, came to an end. san antonio had not missed the post season since. >>> wow. >> oh my god, they killed kenny. >> excellent producing. now the last time the nba playoffs ted not include the spurs, 1997. "south park" premiered. actually debuted on this day 22 years ago. "titanic" was the number one movie and michael jordan and the bulls won their fih nba championship. and the latrell sprewell warriors went 30-52. all

let's talk phoenix because phoenix county has become one of the biggest advertising spends maricopa countynt trump and former vp joe biden, why. >> it just tells you how much we matter in this presidential race. m maricopa county, a county of 5 million people in a state of 7 million. you have to win maricopa county. i'm not saying the republicans are conceding it but they're working the rural counts -- counties hard to get out the vote. you saw it with the senate race. unprecedented spending, in the past say $10 million on a u.s. senate race would have been a lot. we saw 120 million in 2018 we're going at a million dollars a week until november. >> because you're new to this show you are unaware but saying the word unprecedented means you have to tell me $2 million. >> when you talk to voters at phoenix, when you talk to voters in phoenix, what is top of their minds. >> top of their minds is coronavirus. issues number 1, 2, and 3 right now. arizona is turning it around. we peaked in july. the numbers have come way down since then. it looks like we are on the right track right now. schools

also seeing records across phoenix, tucson, 113 for daytime highs. feel like temperature going to be near 120. and that will continue to spark up the fire danger, red flag warnings with fire watches combined with relative humidity. it is now down to 7% also going to see wind gusts u to 2p a few showers. we're talking about 100 degrees for boise. salt lake city, 104. the feeling of a big time break in the northeast, i'll show you that coming up. >> all right, janessa, thanks. hope the weather cooperates. spacex is preparing a launch for its satellites the falcon 9 rocket is scheduled for liftoff from cape canaveral, weather permitting today's launch will mark the 91st flight for the falcon 9 and the sixth record launch for its re-useable first stage so far the company put nearly 600 satellites into orbit, which will be used to beam high speed internet to anywhere in the world. >>> a confrontation at a texas walmart turns deadly. >>> the trump administration unralsve 60 years of wildlife protecti protection they've really stood the test of time. much l

. >> get my man out of phoenix. it is got for him.t to get book out of phoenix. i need my man to go somewhere where he can play great basketball all the time and win. >> are you tampering? >> maybe. >> oh! so draymond made the comments as a pregame show guest analyst. and the fine is the maximum that can be given before a player can file a grievance with the league. devon booker signed a five year extension with the suns, and so far phoenix is the only undefeated in the nba restart. >>> you may have seen some designer face mask, but they cannot compare to this ultra lux mask. an israeli jewelry company is creating what they say is the world's most expensive coronavirus face mask. look at this. the price tag, $1.5 million a chinese businessman living in the u.s. placed the order. >> i'm happy that this mask gave us enough work for our employees to be able to provide their jobs in very challenging times like this time right now. >> the 18 karat white gold mask is encrusted with white and black diamonds and it can be fitted with filters.

i am still here, elisa from phoenix, arizona. >> go ahead in phoenix, arizona. >> that's ok. thank you for taking my call. >> yes, ma'am. to let both to have and elisa go.isa dalton, the democrats have nominated joe biden for president. what's your reaction? >> i am absolutely horrified. >> why? >> we are talking about a gentleman who is not able to speak in public, won't answer questions. i'm horrified. it's like a grandfather running for presidency. ohio,essa from bedford, democrat, what do you think about the nomination? >> i think it's a wonderful thing. -- who else we had? none of them are perfect, but joe biden do believe in helping people. the man we have in the white house now is absolutely -- donald trump don't care about anything or anyone but his family, his immediate family. peopleust so people -- -- evil. he never takes responsibility for the things he could do but does not do. he blames everyone else. he is deceiving himself. i actually pray for donald trump , because he is so far gone, the devil has his mind so bad. biden believes in helping everyone and he's a

that sets a new all-time record for any month in phoenix.hey will be up over 100 degrees again today. meanwhile, in the northeast enjoying a little bit of sun and temperatures slightly closer t >>> and we do have high pressure dominating this weekend. coming from the desert southwest, we are a lovely aftew in san jose. cool atgrs, wind speeds nonexistent and today's forecast will be comfortable in the 60s for the coast. we are going to see the morning fog along with low clouds into the afternoon. by about 2:00, 3:00, once we get that sun peeking through, we'll get plenty of sunshine in san jose, predicted highs in the 80s, 90s for the interior valleys. >>> and that's a look at your weather for today. kristen, peter, back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> all right. and still to come, can the major league baseball season survive after more players tested positive for coronavirus? we will take a look. >>> plus, why it took a month for one congressional district in new york to finish counting ballots from june's primary, and what that could m

if it's 116 in phoenix, that means that it's 116. you tack on the extra degrees if you're stand nothing the sun. also, it's hot here for us here in the bay area. because of that, we're all being asked to save energy today especially between the hours of 3:00 and 10. california iso that's the group that manages the state's power grid they're running the home a air conditioners and they're warning there maybe some power outages across the state. that's why they call the flex alert. they're setting the thermostat at home to 78 degrees and use fans instead of running the ac if possible. draw the shades and cover the windows and turn things off like the pool pumps and unplug the appliances. they suggest waiting until after 10:00 p.m. to use the larger appliances like the driers and dishwashers. it's also a little bit cloudy today. that impacts the amount of energy and that puts more pressure on the overall power supply. >> the cloud cover reduces the output, and so that further tightens the electricity supply. we're asking them to cob con

teachers outside phoenix staging a sickout.n of the first day of class. >> the teachers were not being heard. >> an entire district in nebraska is closing after three teacher tested positive and 24 more are in quarantine. >> we knew this would happen at some point, we just didn't think it would happen one day in to the school year. >> reporter: and dozens of students are in isolation at this oklahoma stool district after two teens knowingly went to class after testing positive. covid-19 hitting universities hard across the country too. >>> an internal fema document linking 151 cases to outbreaks at four louisiana colleges. the university of notre dame recording 44 cases in its first week back. and an entire sorority house at oklahoma state university quarantines after 23 members tested positive. and the university of north carolina now announcing a fourth cluster of at least five cases in just three days. >> the level of anxiety i felt through that, was nothing i have felt before. >> social distancing measures at east carolina

. >> it's great to see book playing well and phoenix playing well, but get my man out of phoenix. it's not good for him, it's not good for his career. sorry, chuck, but they've got to get book out of phoenix. i need my man to go somewhere where we tan play great basketball all the time and win, because he's that time of player. >> are you tampering? >> maybe. >> [ laughter ] >> he was talking about devin booker of the phoenix suns. you know he would lying to see him in a warriors uniform. but nice hearing that guy. always very candid like howard closeell of classic family. >> this is a historic day, because through in baseball. it was august 7th, 2007, when move over, henry aaron, a guy by the name of barry lamar bonds taking over as the new home run champ. here is joe fonzi with this day in sports history. >>> and then there was one. on this day in 2007, barry bond went deep for the 756th time in his career. >> and bonds hits one high! hits it deep! it is outta here! 756! bonds stands alone! >> he stood alone, as baseball's all-time home run leader. >> he is on top! >> that's thi

they have to get book out of phoenix. go somewhere where he can play great basketball all the time ask win. >> are you tampering? >> maybe. >> they heard the comments. fined $50,000 for violating the antitampering rule. that is the max given for a player can file a grievance. 23 year-old suns star. and so far the suns are the only undefeated team in the bubble restart. and final round of the pga championship. this just wrapped up. former cal star winning his first major at age 23. a final round 64. he wins it 13 under over all. highlights and reaction tonight. you want to see the end where something happened it was the only fumble of the day. >> you sold me. thank you. >> very good tease. it looks like a face mask. you might want to take a closer look. an army family who is always at the ready. so when they got a little surprise... two!? ...they didn't panic. they got a bigger car for their soon-to-be-bigger family. after shopping around for insurance, they called usaa - who helped find the right coverage for them and eve

he's been spendin time with an phoenix suns star and says booker needs to get out of phoenix. they view that as tampering. and he was perhaps influencing his decision. he was fined $50,000. when he was asked if it was tampering he said maybe. >> check this out. hitting a hole in one is a thrill for a progolfer. imagine hitting your first professional ace during the final round of a major. that's what the south koreaen golfer did today in san francisco. he nailed fans are not at the tent and didn't know the shot made cd screaming from near the green. that will get your attention. we'll have full highlights at 6:00. >> rattled awake. the rare earthquake in a place you don't expect. tara, did you know geico is now offering an extra 15% credit on car and motorcycle policies? >>wow...ok! that's 15% on top of what geico could already save you. so what are you waiting for? idina menzel to sing your own theme song? ♪ tara, tara, look at her go with a fresh cup of joe. ♪ gettin' down to work early! ♪ following her dreams into taxidermy! oh, it's...tax attorney. ♪ i read that wrong, oh

the camilla house phoenix project offers a 16 bed residential treatment program for adult victims of human trafficking. we know that adult victims of human trafficking are more often than not minor who are human late traffic and eventually became adult and tragically continue to be trafficked in horrible circumstances. our clients come from referrals but the most frequent referrals we serve come from law enforcement and homeland security, they come from the state attorney's office. and other state agencies. they provide a, we provide a resource for law enforcement to provide safe shelter to many survivors are also going to be victims witnesses. trying to stop the cycle by taking the courageous act of actually testifying against their traffickers. a very scary situation for many of the women we serve, extremely frightening. in fact it was through law enforcement that we had one of our leaders, one of our wonderful survivors aj came to us, 33 years old referred by the stateattorney's office . childhood two common among survivors, she was in and out of foster care offering from depressi

they hope to see anymore. >> we have seen generosity across the country, including here in phoenix. already have badges ready to go for clinical trial. >> reporter: i'm linda williams, fox news. >>> ktvu fox 2 news at 5:00 starts now. >>> hundreds of national guard troops arrived in the north bay to help to worry fire crews to knockdown the lnu wildfire. those national guard troops are arriving not a minute too soon. good evening, i'm julie haener. >>> and i'm greg somerville.are containment is growing slowly and some evacuation orders are now being lifted. it will take some time before residents can return home. in other areas, specifically the santa cruz mountains. >> the second largest fire burning when i was in the north day. the l a new complex fire has so far burned 257,000 acres and is now 33% contained. ktvu's tom baker is live in the sonoma county fairgrounds in santa rosa where crew started arriving today, tom? >> they already arrived in a setting up camp because that is what they do. they come in to town and then they will go out and start fighting the fire. now when the

phoenix needed a loss from the blazers. 4th quarter, portland trailing brooklyn by one. he had 42 points. final second. for the win? no. and the blazers survive and advance winning 134-133. they will face the grizzlies beginning on saturday. with portland and memphis moving on, the spur's streak of 22 connective playoff appearances, tied for the longest in the nba history came to an end. san antonio has not met the postseason since. >> the last time the nba playoffs did not include the spurs, 1997. south park debuted on this day 23 years ago. titanic was the number one movie and the bulls won their fifth nba championship. and the warriors went 30-52. pop was asked about e st ending and he said that is fake news. the real news now, ken bastida. thank you. >>> rides are off limits at the santa cruz beach boardwalk but a new attrac (upbeat music) - [narrator] food delivery just got more rewarding, now that grubhub gives you rewards when you order. did you order tacos? again? boom, rewarded. (chewing) (dog barks) ordering dinner for the family? voila, rewarded, with a side o

sorry, chuck, but they got to get book out of phoenix. i need my man to go somewhere where he can play great basketball all the time and win because he's that type of player. >> are you tampering? >> maybe. >> warrior star draymond green fined $50,000 for violating thee a grievance with the nba. are the only undefeated team in the nba bubble restart as they are contending for an eight seed in the west. >>> final round of the pga tour in harding park. collin morikawa in the lead. that is your look at sports, guys. >>> oh, draymond, you never disappoint. chris, thank you very much. >>> next on abc7 news at 5:00, it looks like a face mask, right? well, you might want to take a closer look, because this one will cost you $1.5 million. stay with us. now more than ever, it's important californians have health coverage. if you've lost health insurance, covered california can help. you may even get financial help to pay for your health insurance. just visit coveredca.com today. for your health insurance. ♪ ♪ we've always put safety first. ♪ ♪ and

and good news for phoenix,taurak action today after missing a week with back injury.er this the wnba. as we welcome you to the wnba on espn. hey, everybody, ryan ruocco

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joining me now from milwaukee is nbc news correspondent garrett haake and from phoenix, vaughn hillyard to be in milwaukee, they're not able to be there for the full in-person convention, but what are you hearing from voters? >> reporter: yeah, look, part of the reason the convention was being held in milwaukee was to bring back some of those core voters were disinfected in 2016, milwaukee is 27% of the african-american voters that live in the entire state of wisconsin on the issues state, it's not different. response to the pandemic, help for the jobless, it's health care, but there are other elements to this, too, about firing up that part of the base, i heard so much enthusiasm for the kamala harris pick, the idea of elevating a black woman is so important to folks in this community, i want to play for you some of my interview with denise gallagher, what she thought about this historic choice. >> how do you think that kamala harris pick will galvanize african-american women to respond? >> so i think that a lot of time in 2020 african-american women who are highly qualified are overlo

university of phoenix is awarding up to $1 million in new scholarships through september.yes, hope is alive and well. see what scholarship you qualify for at phoenix.edu. it's now time for trump to the republicans who make the case for the prison next week. listed secrets include fresh with settlements with scene in which new posts and mark mccloskeys charged with unlawful use of a weapon for trump has lots accomplishment defeating isis of jobs numbers were for the pandemic and an economic recovery now. did you know we call it the super v? we call it a super v rates is no longer v trades a super v and they didn't think that could happen in their probably not happy about it. greg: trumbull probably talk about the wall. walls are one thing that doesn't change pretty much for forgetting anything else? >> two things don't change, walls and wheels. you can come back in 2000 years from now and two things will still be around wheels and walls. greg: is right about that and he no trump wants to hit back at every insult starting with biden's her home. >> is real home is a place he

we've got a live report from phoenix next. you're watching msnbc. >>> okay. let's dig into the july jobs report. new jobless numbers show that the momentum we saw in the late spring is now slowing. although 1.8 million jobs were added in july, that's far fewer than june, and nearly 13 million americans are still out of work. despite some job gains in sectors like leisure and hospitality and a lowering unemployment rate, economists warn that the recovery's already losing steam and continues to hit people of color particularly hard. with me now to break it all down is nbc news business and tech correspondent jo ling kent. good to see you, jo. so look, the jobs number we should say was better than expected but a lot of economists say they're worried about a slowdown. what do these numbers mean and what could it mean that we're moving into another week without additional stimulus? >> reporter: it means a lot of people are going to be worried about keeping the roof over their head and the groceries and the food on their kitchen tables. there's no doubt that this i

of the phoenix, about transformation and the message that the theme of the phoenix provides, we alle the power to transform our world for the better. we have to provide teachers with curriculum online, our curriculum is in two different languages and whether it's lesson plans or student fact sheets, teachers can use them and we've had great feedback. we have helped public and private schools in san francisco increase their waste use and students are working hard to sort waste at the end of the lunch and understand the power of reusing, reducing, recycling and composting. >> great job. >> i've been with the department for 15 years and an environmental educator for more than 23 years and i'm grateful for the work that i get to do, especially on behalf of the city and county of san francisco. i try to use my voice as intentionally as possible to suppo support, i think of my grandmother who had a positive attitude and looked at things positively. try to do that as well in my work and with my words to be an uplifting force for myself and others. think of entering the job force as a treas

of phoenix to have a good career.the nba's rules on tempering prohibit those employed by teams from interfering or commenting on contractual matters involving other teams. >>> time now is for 26. coming up, there was a shooting during a party that injured two people in union city. what police think may have led up to that shooting. >>> also a major milestone for new zealand and their battle to continue the coronavirus. how they managed to keep the virus at bay for 100 days. wendy's famous 444 is heating up with the new spicy crispy chicken sandwich. and yes, you can get it with spicy nugs, fries and a drink all for just 4 bucks. is it getting hot in here, or did the queen of spice just deliver the hottest deal in fast food? the colors of one nation uniting in gratitude. for all those on the frontlines fighting for the rest of us, we salute you. >>> three deadly shootings in oakland in just seven hours. how the violence compares with this time lester. >>> and protesting in peru, lebanon falling for the resignation of t

. >> reporter: four parents, one central phoenix school district, lots of question and confusion when it's safe for their kids to return to school. in this information environment, how difficult is it for parents to make a decision? >> it's very difficult. >> reporter: sean green quit his june to stay home with his kids. h >>> the reality, some kids get very sick from the coronavirus. >> i believe that he can get it and i do believe he can transmit it. >> reporter: do you think it could endanger his life? >> absolutely. >> there is no choice. i have to work. >> reporter: single mom, ky webber, has three kids and needs to work. she'd like in person school to start as soon as possible but how do you make the decision? >> it's terrible. i don't know day to day. you can't plan anything. >> reporter: after shutting down in march, arizona's governor aggressively reopened the state in may only to see cases, hospitalizations and deaths spiral upwards. in-person school was delayed and then last week canceled until data indicates the virus is again under control. >> is it seemed like we were ma

in phoenix, arizona, they're fighting to solve those problems. >> yes, sir?an imagine, someone that's living on the street and life is already rough, it's phoenix, arizona. it's 110 degrees and suddenly they receive a diagnosis, a positive for covid, you know, what do they do next? phoenix is unique in that we have a place where they can go. >> reporter: this is a hotel now run by an organization circle the city and it's for homeless people with confirmed or suspected cases of covid-19 and nowhere else to go. >> 64 and you're 98. perfect. >> ronald is here to isolate and recover. >> i was totally devastated and overwhelmed. i just -- i thought it was the end of my life. >> he's been homeless for 30 day, nationwide, there were more than half a million homeless people in 2019. there are dire predictions that the economic crisis, job loss could make hundreds of thousands more people homeless in 2020. >> we've even been trading in eviction blockades. they're not going come for any of our neighbors. i can tell you that right now. >> there is a rent strike in a bui

looking at today's high temperatures, phoenix and salt lake city will see triple digits. los angeles gets a bit of a break with the mercury dropping below 90. at the nation's capital we have 84. 80 in new york. >>> coming up, the breaking news in texas, three police officers shot, the suspect barricaded in a home overnight. what we're learning from the scene. >>> also ahead, the hero husband jumping off his surfboard on top of a great white slashing saving-life. >>> a warning for pizza lovers. why a pepperoni shortage could >>> i've been here 50 years and this damn tree decided to fall. >> that tree fell right into a home in the boston suburb of primmingham. barbara murphy says she just finished puting away groceries when it crashed into her house. she says she was trapped for awhile but says it is okay. there was no storm and the tree fell for no reason. >>> now to that breaking news overnight in texas where three police officers are recovering rengo a use outsstin. elf inthamily . say >> talking with him and other family members that there are some mental health issues.

>>here in marin county there was an altercation this week between a couple hiking near phoenix lake in the marine watershed and a jogger who was not wearing a mask. now according to the witness in this case the couple was hiking near phoenix lake around 10 o'clock in the morning on wednesday, they were wearing masks when they were being approached by someone who was jogging not wearing a mask, the couple apparently asked this person to put on a mask in the jogger just ran by and shove the man knocked him down and then just kept on running a ranger searched the area to try to find out the suspect here couldn't locate him and here in the watershed the rule it's posted on the size is that if you're within 6 feet of anyone you need to put on a mask if you're exercising you need to stay even further away from other people so it's not a hard and fast rule to wear a mask, but it is required if you're going to be within close proximity to other people know i talked to one woman hikes here frequently and she says, she's just stunned that some people refuse to wear masks. >>yeah, it's a huge pro

in arizona, body-camera and surveillance footage released tuesday show phoenix police officers held a man on the hot asphalt for nearly six minutes before he died in the back of a police car earlier this month. 28-year-old ramon timothy lopez was apprehended on august 4, chased and tackled to the ground by one of the officers. two others later arrived on the scene. after pressing him into the scorching hot pavement for six minutes, lopez was lifted and placed in the back of a police car, where he was later found unresponsive. photographs revealed his skin wawas covered in burns. in related news, the family of muhammad muhaymin jr., a black muslim man who was killed by phoenix police in 2017, is renewing calls for justice after recently released video footage shows him screaming "i can't breathe" and calling "please allah" before he died. footage shows the 43-year-old was held down by at least four phoenix police officers for nearly eight minutes. one of the officers is seen pressing his knee into muhaymin's neck. the famimily has since filed a 0 million wrongful death lawsuit. in port

and we get a resurgence of it tuesday through wednesday for sacramento, and places towards phoenix. severe thunderstorm watches across the high plains, and a front slicing across the great lakes. and a coastal storm in the northeast bringing rain here, moving out tomorrow. >> rob, thank you. >>> we move on, it's been a violent weekend across several major american cities. from a block party in philadelphia to shots fired inside of grand central terminal here in new york. alex presha has the latest. >> reporter: tonight, violence erupting in three major cities. more than two dozen shootings in new york city in less than 48 hours. a manhunt under way for the suspects who killed off-duty corrections officer john jeff in queens. in manhattan, a shooting in grand central terminal. authorities releasing the surveillance image of this masked suspect. in north philadelphia saturday night -- >> shots fired, shots fired. >> reporter: police rushing to the scene as gunfire erupts at a block party. a crowd of 300 young adults gathered. >> we have multiple shooters. tenth and brown, we need all

. >> reporter: phoenix has six schools and 3,000 students and 450 staff.hey have already decided to suspend in-person instruction until mid-october. >> if we're not able to get back on that october 12th date, it's hard to imagine us coming back in 20 twepgt -- 2020. >> reporter: she has two daughters at osborn schools. >> i would love to see it in-person if it's considered safe. >> reporter: what politicians and scientists say is often at odds. >> there's a lot of contradictory guidelines out there from our different government agencies. >> reporter: an instructional coach at osborn and her two kids attend school. she's watching the case numbers in arizona and tries to listen only to scientists when making decisions. >> i don't think this issue should be a political issue at all. unfortunately, it is. i mean i wish that there was just like this scientific answer and it was just believed by everybody and this is what we're going to be doing. that's not the case, unfortunately. >> reporter: like parents everywhere looking for answers, flooded with informatio

it's phoenix, arizona, 110 degrees. then suddenly they receive a diagnosis of positive for covid.x is unique in that we have a place where they can go. >> reporter: this is a hotel now run by an organization, circle the city. it's for homeless people with confirmed or suspected cases of covid-19 and nowhere else to go. >> heart rate 64. >> reporter: ronald wing patrick is here to isolate and recover. >> i was totally devastated, overwhelmed. i thought it was the end of my life. >> reporter: he's been homeless for 30 days. nationwide, there are more than 500,000 homeless people in 2019. there are dire predictions that the economic crisis, job loss, could make hundreds of thousands more homeless in 2020. >> we've been training in eviction blockades. people are not come for any of our neighbors. >> reporter: there's a rent strike at a building in harlem where tenants have banded together to learn their legal rights before moratoriums on evictions expire, before more people are forced out of their homes. >> where are people supposed to go in the city? these are not even cheap apartmen

pamela. >> miguel in phoenix for us. really important reporting there.o turn to our money lead for the first time since the pandemic started. weekly unemployment claims dipped below the 1 million mark, 963,000 americans filed for benefits for the first time last week. that is the lowest number in 20 straight weeks since the shutdowns began in mid march. despite the dip weekly claims are still at an all-time high. for perspective even at the peak of the financial crisis in 2009 it took five years for claims to drop to levels before the crisis started. >>> one quick programming note for you here, be sure to tune into cnn's special live coverage of the 2020 democratic national convention. we'll be bringing you all of the important speeches and the biggest moments and it starts monday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern. i'm pamela brown in for jake tapper. our coverage on cnn continues right now. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. wolf blitzer is off today. i'm jim acosta in the situation ro

so the school district in santin, a suburb of phoenix, way outsuburbf phoenix. person. they had so many absences, just a ton of teacher absences that on friday they had to cancel in-person but they had to cancel virtual as well. the superintendent saying by rater today shehe shouldave an idea of how long the absences will last and when they might be able to get back to at least virtual if not in person, but it does underscore just how difficult it's going to be when teachers are certainly concerned about their health, the access to ppe in these places, so it is going to be very, very difficult for them to really open up until they get that percent positivity and all those -- those metrics down to a much even lowerx 10%. they need it below 5% for about two weeks before i think most people will feel comfortable getting back to back to you guys >> they certainly do, miguel. r reporting. thanks very much. let's go to miami of our rosa flores joins us. good morning, rows, a. have you more than a dozen school districts reopening this week in florida. two districts al

along with the surge and testing sites that have happened in marydale and south phoenix? they needed this testing. in a rows, 12 days with good turnaround. president trump: i am proud of you. that is a great success. there is more to do but -- >> standard course. >>>> we like that trajectory. fantastic jobp: in arizona. does anybody have any questions for the governor? we will have a news conference at 5:30. i have not discussed it with the governor. i can tell you in florida they have done a very good job with it. you have no idea, paterson, new jersey is 25% or 20% of the vote is tainted. you can't have that. it is ok. absentee voting, great. you will never know who won the election. nevada is a big state. it is an important state. it is a very political stay. the governor happens to be a democrat. i don't believe the post office can be set up, they were given no notice. you are talking about millions of votes. it is a catastrophe waiting to happen. look at ave to do is simple, congressional districts. this is a nightmare. no one has ever seen anything like it. look at

dhs did not notify the city of phoenix.are aware that the city of phoenix does not have a similar type of resolution passed. we are willing and able to communicate with dhs. so we are in the middle of a pet bubble pen and it can communication across all levels of government is vital to maintaining a coordinated and appreciation and frequent and robust communications between federal, local and officials, is most important to interpol enforcement takes effort and a coordinated message. it's also critical to protecting the public health an individual states and in the community. my question for you, acting secretary, but it dhs choose not to communicate with the city of phoenix in advance of this initiative. what specific steps have you taken to improve communications with appropriate local officials regarding the transport and the children and the dhs custody especially with children not being held in traditional dhs facilities. chad wolf: ice is used specifically of the accommodations been ongoing for decades. so it's someth

. >> reporter: a similar scene in phoenix, arizona. >> nobody wants to put anybody at risk here, but we also have to think about the whole health of the child. >> reporter: in florida, officials tuesday reporting the deadliest day yet with at least 277 virus-related fatalities. neighboring georgia also hitting a record. but nationwide some encouraging news. new covid infections and deaths are down week over week. and monday marked the first day since june with no records set. but scenes like this prompting concerns about people letting their guard down. a so-called pop-up party in new york city, people taking over a city bus dancing and smoking. no one wearing a mask. and this video showing 1,500 people partying at a rave in brooklyn. no social distancing in sight. overseas a possible lesson to learn from new zealand, which went more than 100 days without any new infections. these long lines forming outside a supermarket in auckland. the city now under lockdown orders because of new covid cases popping up again. back in this country one more encouraging sign. president trump's testin

to my knowledge, there has been no outreach to the city of phoenix to the mayor's office.i would like to make sure this actually does occur. do our mission each and every day, transporting individuals between dhs custody, hhs custody and the like, we do that every day. we will certainly communicate with mayors and local officials as much as we can. these are missions we do day in and day out every single day. cracks thank you. mr. chairman, my time has nearly expired. you for holding this hearing and accommodations to allow for accommodations. cracks mr. secretary, thank you for appearing here. as is often the case, when i reserve my time in terms of questioning, senators asked questions and most of the questions have been asked, so i will not repeat them. there is one area i do want to explore with you and it is the makeup of the rioters. know senator peters and folks on the others of the aisle were making a statement and turn of white supremacists, which we acknowledge is a growing problem and one that i know the department is not ignoring in this committee is not as wel

living on the street, and life is already rough, it's phoenix, arizona, it's 110 degrees.denly, they receive a diagnosis of positive for covid, what do they do next? phoenix is unique in that we have a place where they can go. >> reporter: this is a hotel now run by an organization, circle the city. it's for homeless people with confirmed or suspected cases of covid-19 and nowhere else to go. >> heart rate is 64 and your o2 is 98. perfect. >> reporter: ronald wayne patrick is here to isolate and recover. >> i was totally devastated. overwhelmed. i -- i just thought it was the end of my life. >> reporter: he has been homeless for 30 days. nationwide, there are more than half a million homeless people in 2019. there are dire predictions that the economic crisis, job loss, could make hundreds of thousands more people homeless in 2020. >> we've even been training in eviction blockade blockades. people -- they're not going to come for any of our neighbors, i can tell you that right now. >> reporter: there's a rent strike at a building in harlem where some tenants have banded to

he grew up in the phoenix housing projects. a single mother, for over 30 years, he worked his way up on the postal service. finally, becoming postmaster in 2015. his daughter said he was always willing to take on a challenge, and taught them to believe they could be anything they wanted to be. when trajillo was late to rest tuesday this week, mail trucks lined the city of phoenix in a procession to honor the city's postmaster. dr. antonio guzman died this week at age 54. dr. guzman grew up in texas. dr. guzman became director of corpus christi medical center's internal medicine residency program. friends and colleagues described him as a skilled physician and compassionate provider. >> joseph costa died last saturday. he was at emergency medical center in baltimore, where he took care of coronavirus patients and he did that, despite the fact that he suffered from an autoimmune disorder. fluent, in both german and italian. his husband david said he loved his job, more than anything else in the word. dr. costa died in the intensi

and i presume things from phoenix i'm having problems with you also mention. because if you see an injured gun. that's a long way away but other previously male only careers have already made some progress since 2001 women have served as combat troops in the german army there are now some 22000 female soldiers and it has also become normal for women to work in car factories likewise at management level more women are making their presence felt. and right here a d w we have the highest proportion of women in leadership positions out of all german media outlets. but. is allowed in the top 4 german leaks there were $125.00 male coaches and one female coach. it's a different story in women's football where over 60 percent of the coaches at the last world cup were male and some cases even male coaches with little experience get top jobs the other way round that's on thinkable indeed only a small proportion of people who hold your wife as top coaching license i would encourage is one of them like a male colleagues she had to prove herself before getting her current

and in sports the phoenix suns stay alive in the hunt for a basketball player spot on action from the n.b.a. a little later. we got the winds picking up across a good part of the middle east over the next couple days to lift the dust and sand to watch out for that's a side hot and dry pretty much sums it up as per usual we have still got some lively showers down into the southern end of the red sea western areas of yemen we've had major showers here for the past few weeks actually now it was a southwest to saudi arabia as well but come a little further north and east you see the winds picking up as i said so there will be that lift it doesn't sound coming out of iraq through kuwait down across the gulf states over the coming days we are going to see a little more in the way of dusty conditions coming through here 46 celsius here in doha similar temperatures there for back that's a not as hot as it has been a recently also nothing kuwait's very close to 50 degrees celsius and similar conditions as we go on into way to stay showers will continue into western yemen and beyond those showe

it's a suburb of phoenix. vaughn, what do you see there? these changing suburbs of maricopa county could upend the election in favor of joe biden. just four years ago, donald trump won arizona suburbs by ten percentage points. now joe biden holds a 15-point edge. just take this city of surprise as an example. since 2000, the population here has grown by more than 100,000 people. voters here largely aren't buying into this idea that, coat, chaos and bloodshed is going to overtake their cities as donald trump has suggested. take randy, a 2016 trump voter, a maintenance worker at the local school district down the road who has voted republican dating back to ronald reagan. he told me about this idea of high crime, quote, i don't see that happening here. he it now mulling voting for joe biden. all of this is reflected in our polling. right now joe biden is leading among arizona suburb voters 62% to 37%. chuck? >> vaughn, a 25-point swing in the suburbs in just that county would be astronomical for biden's chances. now to kent county, michigan,

. >> reporter: in phoenix, teachers concerned about getting sick are protesting. >> how do we keep themix feet apart? how do we keep them safe from each other? >> reporter: in georgia, the family of a second grader is learning their child tested positive for the coronavirus. this means that child's entire classroom of 20 students and the teacher now have to quarantine at home for two weeks. the school year is just getting started. we're going to hear more of these. steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >> all right, steve, thank you so much. >>> this next story, sit right back, an a tale of a fateful trip. we have a real-life version of "gilligan's island" to tell you about. >> a small island in micronesia, three sailors wrote "sos" in the sand. they went off course on a 30-mile trip. they drifted more than 100 miles off course and spent three days on the island. the group was found by the australian military. >> so thankful they are okay. >> wow. >> gilligan, the skipper, too, a millionaire and his wife? a professor and marianne? were they also on this island? >> for a three-hour tour. >>

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phoenix kalen. we have a lot more coming up. mark issa with this with pimco and adam posen will join us. we will speak with dr. pozen here on inflation. as well as the european experiment. soul, low interest rates. this is bloomberg. tom: "bloomberg surveillance." good morning, everyone. guy johnson tom keene. right now to help us through the hour and into the next hour, adam jones -- adam posen joins us. aboutot really say enough dr. posen. his knowledge in cultural perspective on the continent of europe is a first-order condition in america. guy, why don't you bring in dr. posen. guy: we had a solid survey this morning, germany seemed pretty positive going forward from here. that cost a lot of people -- this horrible number coming out of the u.k. in terms of unemployment. three quarters of a million people have lost their jobs between march and july. the number likely to grow. adam, let's bring you in on the first thought about what is happening here in the united kingdom. can the chancellor afford to in the furlough schemes?