rosemary? >> yeah. a real concern, but as you say, at least people are wearing masks there, and hopefully that will have an impact as we're seeing elsewhere across the globe. many thanks to our david mckenzie joining us from johannesburg. >>> just hours ago, beijing shut down and took possession of a u.s. consulate in china. a live report and reaction from both sides as tensions grow between the two nations. we're back in just a moment with that and more. want to brain better? unlike ordinary memory supplements- neuriva has clinically proven ingredients that fuel 5 indicators of brain performance. memory, focus, accuracy, learning, and concentration. try our new gummies for 30 days and see the difference. sarah: for a while i've negative self image. there was like this contrast between like the way that i was thinking about my personality and the way that i was thinking about my body. with noom, i was able to learn how to interrupt those habits and create new ones. so my goal was 35 pounds and i've lost

and i'm rosemary church. just ahead, pandemic roulette. this time the wheel of reopening too soon land on record case numbers out of florida. science versus politics. how dr. fauci and president trump ended up on other sides of the ring when the real fight should be against covid-19. >>> plus, pop quiz for u.s. education secretary betsy devos. what should schools do if there's a coronavirus outbreak? her answer that leads to more questions coming up. >>> good to have you with us. well, we begin this hour with the relentless rise in coronavirus infections across the united states. the numbers just keep going up and up. and you can see them here. in this chart. note how steep the rise has become in recent weeks as cases increase rapidly. this surge is hitting florida hard. it shattered the single-day case record reached by any state sunday, reporting over 15,000 new infections. cases are spiking from coast to coast. see those dark red states on this map? well, they've all seen increases of 50% or more. in california's los angeles county, off

i'm claudine wong thanks for waking up with us on the sunday while, july just keeps rolling on, rosemary for a look at how this weekend is rolling on during the turn out to be a very nice day as he protected miss rosemary. thank you, good morning we're looking at a good-looking sunday as well starting up with some cloud cover out there temperatures expected to dip just a little bit, as we begin a cooling trend. outside our doors this morning we are with morning clouds, have the afternoon sun, a little bit of breeze out there, for the afternoon as well. temperatures reached into the low 90s yesterday, today upper 80s to about 90 or hotter spots, not a bad looking forecast details on the current conditions which you expect in just a little bit. >>> will not to the coronavirus pandemic cases in california surpassed 381,000 that is an increase of 77,000 7700 cases since yesterday morning death toll rose to 7702 in the bay area nearly 41,000 cases, and this weekend. bay area crossed a grim milestone, with 700 reported deaths. >>> dozens of alameda county sheriff's deputies and staffers have t

>> rosemary, this is a huge problem. we're letting politics dictate our public health agenda here, and it is just not acceptable. we need to be led by science. this is a virus. we know how this virus spreads. we know now so much more about how to be able to attack this and what we need is our top scientists to be advising the president and to have policy enacted as such. you know, the whole idea that we see donald trump wearing a mask for the first time going into a military hospital should not be something to celebrate. he should have been wearing a mask from the very beginning. there is no down side to wearing a mask, none. >> and, doctor, currently 3 r 33 states are reporting increases in new coronavirus cases. florida just shattered the single day infectious record with 15,300 new cases and yet the u.s. president is still threatening to cut funds to any schools that refuse to open their doors to students next month. now we all want our schools to open but we want that to be done safely. how can we do that? >> we need

i'm rosemary church. as the u.s. faces a deepening crisis over the coronavirus, we're learning more about how people may become infected. the u.s. saw a wave of gun violence over the holiday weekend with children among the victims. >>> and the british royal family is again entangled in the jeffrey epstein scandal after this photo surfaced of his alleged accomplice sitting on thrones at buckingham palace with kevin spacey. >>> good to have you with us. as dozens of u.s. states struggle to control rising coronavirus cases, there's growing fear we could see a post-holiday spike after americans headed out over the fourth of july weekend. scenes like these are only heightening those concerns as many beaches, pools and parks across the u.s. were open and packed with people. right now, this is what the trend looks like compared to one week ago. just three states are seeing a decline while a total of 34 states are seeing their cases go up. and that includes california. the state just set a new record for the most cases repor

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right, rosemary?d for the afternoon i think by 10:00 or 11:00 it starts to pull back. just enjoy the slow start to the morning. we already do have some sunshine for the inland east bay and the south bay. not everybody covered in gray. this is a look at what we're seeing out there in the oakland area. mostly gray skies and 63 degrees in oakland and all with the mostly cloudy conditions. the sun is shining outside of the door and you're at 63. 62 and partly cloudy over san jose. temperatures are within a few degrees of where we started yesterday. some are a tad cooler and were ochoaer. the winds are light. we do have a bit of a southerly flow. you can sigh there's the fog, and where the darker shades of grey indicating where it's thicker. along the east bay shore and coastline and colleague says very fog by there this morning. visibility for the most part is looking good. it's quality and foggy, the visibility is at the ground level in good shape for most. the future cast shows getting in to the afterno

>> i do not have the slightest idea, rosemary. governor kemp has flown around the state emphasizing the importance of masks. savannah was the first city, i think atlanta might have been the fourth and of course he has now filed suit against the city of atlanta, against mayor bottoms personally and members of the city council. this is a time when the state of georgia should be unilaterally focused on beating covid-19, not on politics, not on personalities, not on principles. we should be fighting covid-19 together yet we have a state that's cannibalizing on it self. this is not the look that we should have for the rest of the nation nor is this the most effective way to fight this terrible virus. >> and, mr. mayor, let's just listen for a moment to what mayor lands bottoms had to say about this. >> in the city of atlanta alone over 49% of the new positive cases are in the city. our icu capacity is somewhere around 12% and so the notion that this governor in the midst of this pandemic and the resources that need to be given to fight

let's bring up the futures again, rosemary. pointing to a loss of about 240 to 250 points for the dow industrials. not extraordinary. what is driving this and what drove markets in asia as well is a rising dollar because there's more enthusiasm into the u.s. market. this is eroding the gains and equity markets. the shanghai composite index was the only major index higher in asia after gaining better than 5% on monday. finished up 1/3 of 1% but well off the highs. we're seeing similar losses for germany and london ftse 100. we're looking at losses of 1%. there is a reset or a pause taking place because the valuations are very high with all of the liquidity in the global markets of $10 trillion for the stimulus packages. it's found its way into equities and why we've seen such gains recently. >> so we don't have to panic is what you're saying, right? >> not yet. >> no panic. not yet. john, i want to move on to dubai because they're opening up and welcoming international travelers. what are the risks here though? >> well, you know

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four thanks, rosemary. it's been two months since00 pe the south streets of last night in the city's latest march and rally in support of the black lives matter movement. demonstration included members of the bay area all of moms who put wore bright yellow shirts and carried piece sense. group leaders came to act as human barriers to protect the demonstrators and they say they refused to be intimidated. four we know there are forces that would try and undo the good they are doing. or prevent them from doing what they are doing. >> this bay area group was inspired by the walls moms in portland. embers of that have become the icons of the nightly protest that had taken place in portland during the past two months. >> the protesting remain peaceful during the earlmorning >> reporter: good morning. the protest started last night and did not end until early this morning. protesters took to the streets of oakland, not only to support the black lives matter movement, but also in solidarity with demonstrations happ

rosemary. >> i did want to ask you about the reaction there in china. there has been some antiamerican sentiment popping up online in china. what are you seeing? >> reporter: sure. there has been anti-american sentiment for years now that's been flaring up in particular during this moment of unprecedented friction between the u.s. and china and american trolling playing out online. there were calls online, particularly after the announcement of the closure of the chinese consulate for china to strike back really hard to close the consulate in shanghai or to close the consulate even here in hong kong but that didn't happen. ultimately it was the u.s. consulate in chengdu that was selected and many people have seen that as a sign of restraint on the chinese side. rosemary? >> kristie lu stout bringing us the very latest from hong kong. many thanks. >>> the coronavirus pandemic is crippling california's restaurant industry. >> if you were to drive down sun set boulevard or mel rose and you thought four out of five might not be there. that collateral damage

rosemary is joining us with the holiday weekend forecast. fox 2 . good morning. >> up to it beautiful start, we have sunshine in most areas around the bay and inland, a little bit of patchy fog and the coastline. temperatures for today are going to be warming up. we are talking about mid 60s to upper 70s for the coastline. mid 70s to mid-80s for bayside committees and the inland cities, some the hotter spots into the 90s. a good 5-10 degrees warmer been yesterday, the details on your fourth of july holiday and your extended forecast coming up. >>> traditional independence day celebration change this year because of coronavirus of course, more than a quarter million people tested positive so far in california, 6300 people have died. the governor is sending so- called strike teams to stop any large gatherings and violate health orders such as bars opening a. 21 counties on the state watchlist including santa clara and moderate counties. the county is experiencing elevated disease transmission and hospitalization. >> one to move forward or scale back o

you're watching "cnn newsroom" and i'm rosemary church. >>> just ahead, every single day more and more americans are dying because of the coronavirus. as cases surge, president trump's false claims conflict with science and the real numbers that tell a very different story. >>> the situation is dire in the u.s. state of florida. icu beds are full as another 12,000 people are diagnosed with the virus. and the bahamas taking precautions to keep residents safe by closing access to u.s. tourists. >>> good to have you with us. a tale of two pandemics in the united states. one vision presented by the president. the other by facts on the ground. this hour, the u.s. case count stands at more than 3.7 million. with more than 140,000 deaths. in california, los angeles reported the highest number of hospitalizations in a single day so far. and the mayor says he may issue new lockdown orders. florida's intensive cares are filling up. there's no more icu beds in at least 49 hospitals. but in an interview with fox news, president donald trump focused on one data point to the exclusion of all others

how are we looking, rosemary? >>> it's that time of year when i start to sound like a broken record. we are going to be a little warmer today. good morning to you. and to all of you. happy weekend. mostly cloudy skies along the coastline. inside the bay, the marine layer not quite as thick as yesterday, and the cloud cover not as widespread. there's look at the east bay and into san francisco. i should say sfo. we have blue skies there mixed with a little bit of cloud and fog cover on the backside of the hill. temperatures at this time under mostly cloudy skies in santa rosa. mid-50s for you there. partly cloudy in san francisco. 55. low 60s in oakland. livermore 56 in san jose. and you are checking in at 58. temperatures are very similar to yesterday morning. take a look at that within a few degrees. we expect to warm up, though shall getting into the second part of are day. anywhere from 3 to 6 degrees warmer. so it won't and huge spike in the numbers. but notable especially for inland cities, you will feel the

i guess we have to wait, but we don't have to wait for good weather rosemary.ou're delivering in a big way. looks great out there. >> yeah, good morning to you frank and all of you out there. it's a bay area summer. it's comfortable and the inland cities are going to be baking. giving you a live look there at what is going on in the city of san francisco. just a little bit of fog along the coastline and inside of the bay this morning. outside of that is plenty of sunshine and blue sky to go around. this is a look at the entire state and in fact the west coast where we have washington and oregon also with dry weather. we're talking 60s in the coast and upper 90s inland. livermore, this is what you can expect getting in to the afternoon. we're looking at 71 degrees already by 9:00 or so. then you get in to the lunch hour, and you're in to the upper 80 raz. that's already very warm. we do not stop there. we have mid to upper 90s for this afternoon. that goes for concord and san ramone and then all of the east bay communities there and antioch also expected to reac

rosemary? >> that sounds like a very similar reluctant to what we witness here in the united states, although various mayors are starting to pick up on it and the fact that donald trump is wearing a mask may signal we're going in a new direction here. we'll keep a close eye on it. anna stewart joining us from lond london. many thanks. >>> while masks remain controversial among politicians, for health care workers they're a matter of life and death and in the u.s. doctors and nurses tell cnn there is still a dire shortage of personal protective equipment, especially masks. cnn's drew griffin reports. >> reporter: this is a facemask judith legare will wear dirty and reused. she has to recycle it and disinfect it. >> the sun will hit the mask and will leave them there for a few days and then use them again. >> hardly sanitary but health care workers say there aren't enough masks. michelle braun says it's one reclaimed mask a shift. >> they want you to reuse it and they send it for cleaning. >> how

>> reporter: i think that's a fair assessment, rosemary. they were certainly executed by those who are not minor league players or hackers, let's put it this way. i did catch again twitter off guard here or flat footed. the company has suggested that they targeted key employees. not just these but very progressive players that kind of raises the question why didn't it go to the spectrum. two intelligence sources that could have been a nation state that executed this or one that acted on behalf of a nation state. those that developed cryptocurrencies, these were against any regulations and almost a message that were here, that we can penetratage a company. they had different breaches in the past. you could put out a breach and say what's next is a question that's asking many right now. back to you. >>> well, the trump administration is making another move against beijing. mike pompeo announced visa restrictions of some employees from chinese company huawei. it's unclear how many would be affected. richard quest was told he wants the u.s. and

rosemary had a lamp cord around her neck. leno had been stabbed 26 times, rosemary 41.rkill would be an understatement. and, again, just as it was at sharon tate's house, the murder scene seemed almost art-directed to elicit fear. >> a fork was jammed into lee nola bianca's abdomen and left sticking there. >> painted in blood on one wall was the word "rise." on another, "death to pigs." and on the refrigerator, "helter skelter" like the song from the beatles "white" album. >> on his body, the word "roar" had been carved in the chest. >> these were brutal killings. >> in the middle of the night, showing up with knives, stabbing people multiple times. you know, even when they were dead. things that the police had never seen before. >> the killers seemed to have no conscience. >> they killed a husband and wife, took a shower in their home, calmly ate some food, and left. >> over two successive nights, seven people and an unborn baby have been ruthlessly slaughtered. l.a. braced itself for the next wave, especially after that initial suspect, william garretson, was cleared

>> hi, rosemary. there's a press conference going on right now and they say one of the things that concerns them about the new situation is these are not localized outbreaks anymore, they say this is something that is happening in broad areas of the country. it's still something that seems to be in the early stages. they say they recorded around 800 new infections on two subsequent days last week. that's something they say is a cause for concern. it had been around 500 new infections in the days before, really in the weeks before as well. they say that's what they need to begin the contact tracing. they say there are generally two things that are responsible for the new spike as they call it in coronavirus infections in germany. on the one hand, people have become somewhat lax with some of the measures in place, physical distancing, sanitizing and mask wearing as well. they say they urge people to continue to do that. they say they don't want a situation like, for instance, in the united states where

i appreciate it. >> thank you, rosemary. i appreciate the opportunity. >>> for the fourth time in one week los angeles is breaking its own record for the number of people in the hospital with coronavirus which also means california ininching closer to having the most case in a country? >> when you're sleeping you're on your belly? okay. >> reporter: the staff at this california hospital is nearing exhaustion. >> every breathing minute i think about covid-19. >> in a video diary nurse katheryn davis says she's used to seeing one death a year in her unit. with 700 covid patients treated here so far, she's now seen 40 deaths. >> we would ensure that a patient did not die alone so, you know, we would take turns spending time with them and holding their hand and talking to them. >> reporter: doctors knew ty be. >> things are becoming desperate. >> reporter: it arrived. an air force medical team. the stress here repeated all over california. so how did we get here? the state was the first to announce a stay at home order. that was

the trend line is down again, rosemary, to 1.4. the tally we've seen at 47 point upon 3 is going to go up yet again. 1.4 is seven times the normal average. we have to look again at the fine print. the re-occurring claims. those that cannot get back into the work force is very important to wall street and there are all of those who can't get back into the job market. it still remains a crisis although improvement over the last few months. >> john defterios, many thanks joining us live from abu dhabi. >>> facebook leader mark zuckerberg plans to have a meeting. companies including microsoft, starbucks and levi strauss have stopped their ads for the month of july hoping that facebook will take greater action against hate speech and misinformation. cnn's abby phillip has more. >> reporter: the world's largest social media company now under unprecedented pressure from its advertisers to do more to stop hate speech online. dozens of companies pausing advertising on facebook in protest. the debate touching the highest office in the land w

>> reporter: yeah, you're absolutely right, rosemary. is one thing german politicians believe, that the trump administration disliked some of the folks who are in power here in berlin and, therefore, that this is almost seen as punishment for the germans to pull these american troops out. if you look at some of the voices that have been calling out near german politics, most have been criticizing the move. most say it's going to weaken nato, weaken european security and american security as well. i want to read you the quote from the head of the foreign relations committee. he's a big ally of angela merkel. he said in withdrawing thousands of troops from the survey, this is in opposition of what secretary esper recommended. instead of strengthening nato, it is going to weaken the alliance. a lot of people here in berlin do believe that this is something that could embolden russia at a point where, of course, europe is trying to come together and be more of a deterrent to russia. the governor, which has a lot of u.s. bases in it, he said

what is the challenge, rosemary? take united airlines getting a bailout to pay the employees during this very difficult time. the carrier was saying, when that runs out they'll probably have to furlough up to 36,000 workers despite the efforts by the government to keep the airlines afloat. this is the new normal in the world, and anything on the front lines, for example, retailer brooks brothers, been around for two centuries, filing for bankruptcy. so if you're in retail, restaurants, hospitality and the airlines sector, extremely challenging times. that means for americans, very difficult to go back into the work force and find a job right now. >> yeah. absolutely. john defterios joining us live from abu dhabi. many thanks. >>> thank you for your company. i'm rosemary church. "early start" is up next. you are watching cnn. have yourselves a great day. 49... 50! i found you! good job. now i'm gonna stay here and you go hide. watch your favorites from anywhere in the house with the xfinity stream app. free with your

you're watching "cnn newsroom" and i'm rosemary church. the u.s. hits another single day high in new coronavirus cases as some hospitals and intensive care units around the country buckle under the immense pressure infections are putting on the system. this as a potential vaccine shows early promise. researchers say it produced antibodies to the coronavirus and all patients tested in a trial. and a bitter defeat for jeff sessions. he lost his senate bid after his former boss donald trump campaigned against him. >>> good to have you with us. the daily spike in coronavirus cases in the u.s. is at a record high. more than 67,000 new cases were reported on tuesday alone. that is according to johns hopkins university and given the current surge a new model predicts 224,000 people will die in the u.s. from covid-19 by november 1st. the centers for disease control and prevention is now officially requesting people wear masks to help prevent transmission and top u.s. infectious disease expert dr. anthony fauci said to trust medical experts and avoid politi

rosemary orozco will have the forecast coming up. >>> all right. in the past 20 minutes, the san francisco giants have made an announce m they will temporarily suspend the workouts at oracle park. this is because the team system waiting for test results. two more people at their summer camp at oracle park have tested positive for the coronavirus and have been placed in self- isolation. the giants did not publy identify them and suggested one could be coaches or other staff members. one person had already tested for the virus. >>> the dodgers faced the giants ten times. the giants welcome back madison bum guarder who is now with the arizona diamondbacks. >>> the oakland a's will have a weekend series at the coliseum in mid-september. >>> this afternoon president trump hosting what he call last national dialogue on safely reopening schools. he's participating in a round table discussion with the first lady, administration officials and teachers. the president said he is pushing for the reopening of schools this fall. >> what we want to do is we want

chicken and scallops on it and gives the scent of rosemary on the inside. great tip. live orac o eat fresh. attbreca ionsout the th sto moat 5:00 >>> one last check ofweather with mary. >> all right, len. seasonal temperatures for today. we're going to cool it down with that stronger ocean breeze for tomorrow but then warming right back up as we head through the rest of the week, especially for the workweek and into the weekend. in fact, saturday and sunday, the warmest days out of our extended forecast. back to you. >> all right, mary. thank you so much and that's going to do it for us here at kpix5 news at noon, we're on 24/7 on cbsn bay area. just go to kpix.com. >> we'll see you at 5:00. ♪ [ indistinct chatter ] >> bill: i hate the waiting, not knowing. >> brooke: well, steffy is strong, both mentally and physically, and she has a beautiful little girl to live for. she's survived a motorcycle accident before, bill. she will get through this. >> bill: she has to. >> ridge: how can you be in a hospital bed? you were fine.

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you're watching "cnn newsroom" and i'm rosemary church. just ahead several states are reporting record number of deaths and president trump is touting an unproven drug. russia plans to have a covid-19 vaccine in two weeks. europe is worried the british prime minister said the continent is seeing a second wave of cases. we have more from germany where numbers are shooting up again. >>> thanks for joining us. several states saw a record breaking number of deaths from the coronavirus on tuesday. nationwide the u.s. saw more than 1,200 deaths from the virus in the past 24 hours. that's according to johns hopkins university and more than half the country reported more deaths in the past week than the previous one. the good news is dr. anthony fauci believes the surge may be peaking in the south and west but now other states in the central u.s. could see their outbreaks go. more now from cnn's nick watt. >> reporter: florida starts to re-open may 4th there were 1800 new cases. today 11 times that. 9,210. the state's highest death toll to date. >

you're watching "cnn newsroom" and i'm rosemary church. just ahead cases and hospitalizations are surging across the united states as the coronavirus pandemic spirals out of control. health officials suggest americans can do one crucial thing from getting worse. donald trump leading into old failures rebuking his top infectious disease and calling for opening of cools. later more states join the list for vote by mail. for some it's a sigh of relief. for the president it's a reason to wage war on the election process. >>> good to have you with us. surging spikes, record daily cases and now a leading projection has the u.s. death toll from coronavirus topping 200,000 by november. around the world 11.8 million cases are confirmed, with more than half a million people dead from covid-19. as bleak as those numbers are, researchers say as many as 45,000 american lives could be saved by the winter. one expert tells cnn's anderson cooper all it takes is one simple thing. >> if people would wear masks, 95% of people wearing masks through mandates,

rosemary orozco >>> one u.s.arine is dead and eight others missing after an accident involving an assault vehicle right off the coast of southern california. the military says 15 marines in all were on vehicle last night for a training exercise right near the island. the vehicle started to take on water. two of the marines were rescued and in the hospital in critical condition. the navy and coast guard are joining in search and rescue operations. >>> hurricane is picking up strength as it heads to the east coast and leaving behind damage in puerto rico and dominican republic. the storm is putting more pressure on florida as the state continues to battle an increase in covid-19 infections. >> reporter: tropical storm isaias form nothing to a category 1 hurricane overnight after battling with strong winds and heavy rains. more than 400,000 left without power in puerto rico, and the national guard there could be seen rescuing dozens of people from the flooded streets. now, it's approaching the bahamas and parts that

more on this coming up in just a little bit. >>> thank you, rosemary. coming up, what we are learning about a coyote that bit a young child >>> and explosive ktvu investigation right now on the fox 2 news app. >> it's outrageous that the police department did with a date. >> before the cops showed up, police chief was already intimately involved. it is all detailed in this stunning declaration. >> an improper egregious violation of california law that happened in the city that puts itself forward as a champion of civil liberties. >> watch the story and track what's next in the investigation, right now on the fox 2 news app. alked to my doctr and learned- ...humira is for people who still have symptoms of crohn's disease after trying other medications. and the majority of people on humira saw significant symptom relief... -and many achieved remission in as little as 4 weeks. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections, including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened,- -, as have blood,

it was rosemary woods. and by amazing foresight, by accident really, i asked her questions like what precautions she had taken not to erase any of the tapes? she said, use my head it's the only thing i had to use which was really hostile. nasty to me. then when the white house announced there was this 18 and a half minute gap and no innocent explanation and that only rosemary woods could explain it, i assumed she would stay my witness because she'd been my witness the first time you don't change witnesses in the middle. leon claims in his book he was actually behind my questioning her the second time. if he was i have no knowledge of it. i just prepared from the moment i heard she was the guilty one. i skipped all of thanksgiving and spent the weekend reading everything i could possibly read about her past testimony and being prepared.there was no computer so i had to get transcripts and underline them and look at them. when she was called as a criminal suspect for the first time in my life i gave the miran

i'm rosemary church. a warning from president trump where the coronavirus pandemic is headed next. >>> it will probably, unfortunately, get worse before it gets better. something i don't like saying. but that's the way it is. >> also, mr. trump doubles down on facemasks at his coronavirus briefing. why the president has gone from chief skeptic to supporter. >>> moms taking to the streets of portland. why they are on the front lines between police and protesters? >>> good to have you with us. the u.s. reports more than 1,000 people died from the coronavirus on tuesday. it is the first time in two weeks the death toll has surpassed 1,000 people in a single day. data from johns hopkins university shows the u.s. on tuesday recorded more than 64,000 new cases, and there's a new study by the centers for disease control and prevention it found in some places infection rates were 2 to 24 times greater than the official count. u.s. president donald trump returned to the white house press room tuesday to hold his f

also another check of the weather as we bring in rosemary after a quick break. >>> we are continue toonitor and update from sacramento on the states covid-19 pandemic response. we brought you part of this life. the state is reporting 6000 new cases from this is a bid the seven-day averages 9000 cases. 73 more people have died. the test positivity rate has ticked down very slightly to 7.5% over a 14 day average. health and human services said their data shows racial disparities are growing. >> we know early on that roughly 40% back in may, 47% of our covid-19 cases were among latino populations. today that number is closer to 56% which represents a significant increase of the total impact on the latino population. >>> the center central valley is a hot spot of concern with the state sending resources there to try to reduce the rate of transmission. dr. galli had positive news with hospitalizations down near half a can be sent and i see rates declining 2% overall. stroke the start of school year is weeks away and many families are questioning what the school you will look like and some

rosemary, thank you. people in san francisco in new york participates in an aids walk fund-raiser. >> things rarely go as planned. >> singers including gloria estefan, bette midler and vanessa williams took part in this events. san francisco was held in golden gate park but was moved online due to the pandemic. nancy pelosi took part in this fund-raiser. >> today, thanks in part to credible participants, we have emerged from the darkest days of the crisis to be celebrated retirements of loved ones living with hiv and aids. >> at last check, aids walk san francisco has raised more than $948,000 from this event. >> all right, still to come this noontime, the battle series run returns to the bay area. tonight, there will be no fans in the stands as the major league baseball season starts to get underway. >>> americans will no longer be able to travel to the bahamas. and travelers for the united kingdom, the european union in canada will approximate still be allowed to enter the bahamas. >>> private and chart

rosemary is back with us in just a few minutes here, with when we might have another big warm up.otorcycle riders love the open road. and geico loves helping riders get to where they're going, so to help even more, geico is giving new and current customers a fifteen percent credit on their motorcycle policies with the geico giveback. and because we're committed for the long haul, the credit lasts your full policy term. the geico giveback. helping riders focus on the road ahead. >>> the state health and human services secretary just wrapped up a briefing on covid-19 testing taking place right here in california. dr. mark galli, state health officials are bringing more testing resources to those in need. or than 5.5 million californians so far have been tested for coronavirus. dr. galli says the state is imposing new testing guidelines to help increase testing capacity, especially among the states most honorable communities. >> we all know the testing in california as a pilot piece of our response. not only to focus on taking care of patients who present with symptoms in our care de

i went into the anteroom and got rosemary on the phone because i knew the number. i said senator urban and senator baker would like to speak to the president. and she said, well, hold on and i will be back with you. well, you have to remember that during that time, president nixon had been saying the committee is out to get me. unknown to me, the president gets on the line and says, senator urban, this is richard nixon. he was not talking to senator urban. he was talking to me. i said, mr. president, senator urban wants to get you. i'm sorry, mr., on the phone. we put the president on with senator urban and senator baker. they said he should honor the subpoena. they did not even talk about the subpoena at that time. that he should turn over the tapes voluntarily. and of course he said no. that is when the committee voted they would have to subpoena the president. since there was no procedure for delivering a subpoena because it the had never been done before on president. as the chief operating officer, i chose myself. if you want to know the truth, i chose myself

do you have a favorite late- night dish rosemary? >>> i like potato chips. i can polish off half the back. all of the above. i was salivating at the entire list. >>> a beautiful do view. we still have a few gray skies over san francisco. we will continue with this pattern, warm and we bring it down all have a look at that extended forecast in just a moment. i also want to show you what's going on over the sierra. with a watching this day after day and it's just not a changing. notice what is going on right there. a thunderstorm with a lightning report it. i want to point it out. a lot of folks that are trying to social distance are looking at the possibility of hiking or camping in the sierra. that will continue into the weekend. please be careful out there. here at home mostly cloudy skies. i want to stop or right here around 7:00. you can see a little bit of blue on the coastline. tonight into tomorrow morning we start out with partly cloudy skies and then as we get into the afternoon it pulls back. you can see lake tahoe has some shower activity and the p

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rosemary is the editor of the south sun sentinel. explain this to us. explain why the board felt it was necessary to write this piece. >> you know, governor dos santos wants to put the focus in the best possible light. to focus on the positive trends. but the trends in florida are not positive. to listen to him, you would never know that those 257 deaths that were reported today broke yesterday's record-breaking number of 217, which broke tuesday's record of 1091 deaths. the day he reopened the economy in may, there were 807 people diagnosed with covid that day. today there were 9,007 people diagnosesed with covid. the numbers are not stabilizing in florida. our county administrator is getting pressure to close. we're a major engine in south florida's economy, and yet the governor doesn't want to order require people to wear masks when we know that it plays an important role in preventing the spread of the disease. >> and what has the response been to the editorial? >> well, i did notice that yesterday he did, for the first time, say that he understands

we want to bring in rosemary for your forecast. >> hi heather happy friday to you and happy holiday weekend. we are looking at warmer, dry weather in the forecast for your bay area weekend. we do not have any advisories for fire, but we do have one advisor to talk about and i will show you that in just a moment. let's take a look at sfo. a littlehills, the advisor is a for our coasain there is an ale starting earlier today, goes all the way until sunday especially for the south facing beaches. the other story for the weekend is going to be the warm-up. we're looking at warmer weather. a little bit of patchy fog around the coastline, mostly sunny, santa cruz capitola, stinson beach this afternoon and around the bay and 20 of blue sky. temperature wise, within a few degrees of yesterday. 76 in the north bay of santa rosa right now, we have low 80s and walnut creek and around the bay, upper 60s in oakland, 61 in san francisco. it shows you where you we are, just a little bit warmer this afternoon by 60 degrees in concord and a little cooler this afternoon down by five oak half moon bay a littl

and i'm rosemary church. just ahead, pandemic roulette.heel of reopening too soon land on record case numbers out of florida. science versus politics. how dr. fauci and president trump ended up on other sides of the ring when the real fight should be against covid-19. >>> plus, pop quiz for u.s. education secretary betsy devos. what should schools do if there's a coronavirus outbreak?

and i'm rosemary church. >>> just ahead, the u.s.ting czar admits coronavirus results are taking too long as several states struggle with outbreaks. >>> millions of americans could get another stimulus check soo

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the farmers can use it to grow almonds, olives, and rosemary, which don't require as much water. >> water in the arid region has long been a political issue, and one that the government in the capital tunis is trying to resolve. almost all the ministries are involved in some way, but especially the ministry of agriculture. the shortage of water has become a crisis. >> there's unbelievable pressure on this resource right now. the groundwater level is sinking and we're having to go deeper and deeper. there are areas where it's now five meters down, which is really unbelievable. wewe need intelligent watetr meters and digital water management. i'd also like to see new personnel trained as managers in this sector. so we need to promote development and research. it's about raising people's awareness, but above all, it's about training. >> the giz development agency advises farmers and has set up what it calls water forums. constructive strategies are developed there, and farmers can discuss together which plants they could grgrow that would use less water. >> we have a really unusual situation