north carolina governor roy cooper held a briefing today to discuss the state's response to the coronavirusandemic. governor cooper said he would not be moving forward with efforts to further reopen the state due to a record high number of cases. the governor attributed the increase to -- the number to an increase in testing across the state. he expected students to return to school and for. -- to school in the fall.

next, north carolina governor roy cooper hold a briefing with reporters to discuss his state's response to coronavirus and recovery efforts from hurricane florence. this is 40 minutes. gov. cooper: good afternoon, everybody, and thank you for joining today's update on covid-19 in north carolina. hasf today north carolina 45,102 lab confirmed cases, 980 three new cases reported today, 797 people in the hospital, and 1118 people that have died. we pray for those who have lost loved ones and for tho w

roy cooper ordered the statue removed and ordered removed to a safe space for storage.ight minnesota correction officers have charges for keeping them away from the floor where shaderek chauvin is being held. six men and two women described as correction officers of color say supervisors kept them from working on the fifth floor where chauvin was being held and the officers are asking for the removal of the superintendent and compensation for emotional distress and lost earnings. >> employees affected by the order were hurt and the jail leadership didn't trust them because of the skin color. they are highly trained professionals whose job it is to keep themselves safe and the inmates safe and the jail safe. >> the superintendent saying he only wanted to protect employees that may have been traumatized by having to deal with chauvin and reversed the decision 45 minutes after realizing the error. white house officials are pushing back against john bolton. the tell-all book about his 17 months working for president trump will b and the justice department tried to release a

especially when you're still under a state of emergency, the governor, governor roy cooper is just tryingthe cdc federal guidelines. the white house wants it all. they want a full barr a full arena, a full hotel at capacity. we're not there yet. i do believe they're going to have to work with state and local officials to ensure the safety of all of the participants, whether you're the media, the delegates. and to ensure that we don't put the cities itself at harm if they go to another place at the last minute. >> chief, both of you, i don't know how much thought you've given up this, can the president turn this in my favor, chris, when you put the focus on a democratic governor, said he wouldn't work with us and now we're going to x, name your place? >> cooper seems like he's popular in north carolina. does reinforce the notion that the president is trying to run as an incumbent and the victim of others working against him. i think this reinforces the perception of disarray. i would if i were in the shoes of the republican party try to play this out longer and not force this decision out.

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. >> new york governor roy cooper gave an update on the state's coronavirus response by announcing the creation of a new task force aimed at addressing health disparities among minorities. other subjects include president trump's recent calls to move the republicanat

coming up shortly, a news briefing with north carolina governor roy cooper.e give an update on hurricane florence recovery efforts. and covid-19 cases. life coverage here on "c-span2". host: to talk about the wall street journal opinion piece. what is this institute. guest: it is an education policy located in washington d

republican national convention from charlotte to another city following north carolina governor roy cooper's insistence on convention attendees follow the c.d.c. guidelines requiring social distancing and wearing face coverings but where will the convention go on such short notice so for that let's bring in our friend got e-mail news host of news views heroes who also happens to be in nashville tennessee one of the cities pitching to. have expressed their interest in welcoming the republican national convention in august so scotty i mean how difficult is it going to be to move such a huge political convention in less than 3 months i mean you can't plan a wedding in that short amount of time. you're correct middle i mean you've planned a party before but if you ever planned a party for 50000 people that's a lot of not only food but hotel security everything that goes into it i want to break down the numbers with this and we just have read much of the aren't this bill slated to begin on august 24th and last till of the 27th now there's only $2472.00 actual delegates that did the convention but

next, north carolina governor roy cooper hold a briefing with reporters to discuss his state's response to coronavirus and recovery efforts from hurricane florence. this is 40 minutes. gov. cooper: good afternoon, everybody, and thank you for joining today's update on covid-19 in north carolina. hasf today north carolina 45,102 lab confirmed cases, 980 three new cases reported today, 797 people in the hospital, and 1118 people that have died. we pray for those who have lost loved ones and for those who are still hospitalized. even during the weekend when the actual reporting slows down a bit, we continue to see record high case counts. and we continue to be concerned with our percentage of positive tests. we are watching closely to capacity.spital bed tell you, thatll can change really quickly. as we see north carolina's upward trends, we must redouble our work. our department of health and human services team is pushing local health departments, especially in counties experiencing the highest growth. forsyth, lee, mecklenburg, and wake are of particular concern. over the weekend i talk

coronavirus briefing, north carolina governor roy cooper expressed concern as members of coronavirus cases, hospitalizations, and deaths continue to grow. governor cooper said he is considering a requirement that would force people to wear masks in public. he also announced a newly available federal funding to aid homeowners and recovery efforts from hurricanes mathew and florence, which it -- hit north carolina in 2016 and 2018. gov. cooper: good afternoon, everybody, and thank you for joining today's update on covid-19 in north carolina. as of today north carolina has 45,102 lab confirmed cases, 980 3 new cases reported today, 797 people in the hospital, and 1118 people that have died. we pray for those who have lost loved ones and for those who are still hospitalized. even during the weekend when the actual reporting slows down a bit, we continue to see record high case counts. and we continue to be concerned with our percentage of positive tests. and there hospitalizations. we are watching closely to monitor hospital bed capacity. as well as icu bed capacity. right now, our hospi

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have to incentivize departments to get rid of bad cops >> we take you to raleigh where governor roy cooper is target suit reporters and his decision to scale daca republican national committee's convention. gov. cooper: as of today, our state has 31,966 confirmed cases. 659 people are in the hospital. 960 people have died from covid-19. i want to thank you for joining me for the national day of mourning on monday. we continue to pray for those who have lost loved ones to this virus. before the murder of george floyd and before the country heard yet again the cries for racial equity and justice, we already knew that covid-19 was disproportionately impacting communities of color. in north carolina, african-americans make up approximately 22% of the population, but as of june 1, they account for 30% of the confirmed covid-19 cases and 34% of covid-19 deaths. people are just 10% of the population, yet they make up 39% of covid-19 confirmed cases. these statistics are alarming and they are not acceptable. i want to be clear there is nothing inherent to black or brown people that makes them more

north carolina governor roy cooper says his state could not agree to demands for a full convention due to social distancing requirements. president trump tweeted, "force the gop to find a new location." he definitelysays needs fiscal stimulus to rebound from the coronavirus pandemic. speaking before the senate small business and entrepreneurship committee, secretary mnuchin said the next package needs to be targeted at industries and small businesses having the most difficulty reopening. president trump said he will ask congress to pass more economic stimulus, including a payroll tax cut. the oecd warns the global economy will slump six a. 6% this year because of coronavirus. if there is a second wave, it could fall 7.6%. they warned withdrawing support for businesses and workers now could make the economic and social damage even worse. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is "bloomberg markets." simon property group terminated is

jillian: the letter from roy cooper to the rnc, quote, planning for scaled-down convention with your people, social distancing and face coverings is a necessity, neither health officials nor i will risk the safety of micromini and by providing the guarantee, that will be a question mark, which they can provide the guarantee they are looking for? we will keep tabs on it. we appreciate you joining us, have a good day. >> thank you so much. jillian: protesters facing off with police in the nation's capital but it is not the only conflict in washington. >> we are live with the feud between donald trump and his defense secretary overusing troops to control the demonstrations. >> we are back with a fox news alert, breaking overnight officers ambushed in brooklyn. we've been following this the last couple hours, two nypd officer shot, another stabbed and more violent attacks on police summit protests over the death of george floyd. >> on green is live with breaking developments. >> this is an unprovoked attack against those 3 officers. it happened in brooklyn last night when the officers we

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could be sued over his coronavirus response by his lieutenant governor a republican who claims roy cooperssued a series of orders without getting required input from a group of lawmakers. the lieutenant governor says it is making, quote, it impossible for them to do their jobs. governor cooper has not commented, they are running against each other in november's gubernatorial election. >> facemasks are mandatory across washington state required in public indoor and outdoor areas that don't maintain succeed of social distancing with violators will be charged with a misdemeanor if caught not wearing one. there are some exceptions including kids under 5 and when people are eating. cases arising in the state. one county has already run out of hospital beds. donald trump and joe biden taking aim at one another from dueling campaign events, the president ripping the presidential nominee on everything from china to come of justice. >> donald trump needs to stop caring about how he looks and start caring about what is happening in the rest of america. >> it's crazy what is happening, this guy does

. >> i know roy cooper.ked with governor cooper when we were both attorneys general together but being in jacksonville i know that any hurry is the mayor of jacksonville and he's committed to making this the best convention we can have so the governor in florida, don't forget marco rubio, let's pray we do, convention. everyone will enjoy them and it will be safe. jillian: good timing, thank you very much. we will be right back. when you say what you're in the mood for, the xfinity voice remote will find exactly that. happy stuff. if the groups happy, i'm happy. you can even say a famous movie quote and it will know the right movie. that'll do, donkey! you're expecting prince charming? you can learn something new any time. education. and if you're not sure what you're looking for, say... surprise me. just ask "what can i say?" to find more of what you love with the xfinity voice remote. jillian: a fox news exclusive, william barr believe social media companies are censoring donald trump and his supporters. >>

first, one from governor roy cooper's office, our governor. i have a presentation, amen.h will share with us. and then congressman g.k. butterfield will share. and then our congressman richard hutson will then share. and then i shall come back and present our prognostication of the gospel. at this time, the representative from governor cooper's office. and, please, follow and remember when you -- when i stand -- [laughter] ♪ ♪ >> good afternoon, church. given all the honor to god, his son jesus, the precious holy spirit that keeps us from day day-to-day, to the shepherd of this house, to our congressional delegation, to our leaders, to this wonderful family, we are praying with you. pastor, i don't want to go slow. i'm not going to be here that long. my name is jeremy collins. i stand before you this afternoon on behalf of the 75th governor of the state of north carolina, governor roy cooper, who sends his sincere condolences to this family, to our dear, departed brother, brother george floyd. melissa: okay, we have, we have been watching this home-going service for mr. g

. >> new york governor roy cooper gave an update on the state's coronavirus response by announcing the creation of a new task force aimed at addressing health disparities among minorities. other subjects include president trump's recent calls to move the republican national convention from north carolina to another location. this is 40 minutes. gov. cooper: good afternoon, everybody. as of today our state has 31,966 confirmed case, 659 people are in the hospital, and 960 people have died from covid-19. i want to thank you for joining me for the national day of mourning on monday. we continue to pray for those who have lost loved ones to this virus. before the murder of george floyd, and before the country heard yet again the cries for racial equity and justice, we already knew that covid-19 was disproportionately impacting communities of color. in north carolina, african-americans make up approximately 22% of the population. as of june 1, they account for 30% of the confirmed covid-19 cases. nd 34% of covid-19 deaths. latinx people are just 10% of the population yet they make up 39% of

roy cooper of north carolina refused to provide assurances that the celebration could occur in charlotteinsanity on display in the country now didn't come from nowhere. it has itsts roots where all poison springs from in this country, our higher education establishment and universities. how do we fix that? that's next. ♪ es how do we fix that? how do we fix that? that's bottom line is, moms love that land o' frost premium sliced meats have no by-products. [conference phone] baloney! [conference phone] has joined the call. hey baloney here. i thought this was a no by-products call? land o' frost premium. a slice above. >> tucker: the children smashing our statues, burning our police station and silencing you trying to get you fired didn't come from nowhere, they were created and they were created in diversity. how do we respond to this? spencer is a federalist and spent a lot of time in academia. the root of all of this, how do we fix it? >> as you rightly pointed out the other day this has nothing to do with justice. it's a section of academic and social elites who have permeated that wi

governor roy cooper ordered the removal for safety reasons.odd: thousands of new yorkers are heading back to work for the first time in months. phase two is beginning this morning. as new york moves forward with its recovery, abc news reports more than a dozen states are seeing a spike in cases. many counties require masks indoors to help slow the spread. this comes as the world health organization reports its largest single day increase in cases with more than 183,000 in just 24 hours. jillian: and nypd officer is suspended without pay after using an apparent chokehold, a move the department has banned. >> [ indiscernible ] jillian: the man taunting officers allegedly harassed people on the beach and resisted arrest. new york city mayor bill de blasio commending the department's swift action. todd: protests continued over the weekend with unrelenting calls to defund the police as the senate and house prepare for a showdown this week. president trump tweeting, quote, the democrat house wants to pass a bill this week that will destroy our polic

democratic governor roy cooper said in a press conference friday, south carolina has seen a large numberf daily cases. on thursday, the state saw its single largest daily increase since the pandemic started. florida's new average case count has about doubled since june 1st. >> as you're testing more, you're going to find more cases. >> reporter: and governor ron desantis says there are new outbreaks. in houston, texas, they are preparing field offices the stadium of the houston texans and the stadium just in case. in arkansas a record number of covid-19 cases reported in the last 24 hours. >> if things continue on the current trend, we're going to use 20,000 to 30,000 americans a month. and nothing in the foreseeable future stops that, unless we really do things differently. >> reporter: dr. fauci cautioning states on friday to rethink their reopening strategies if they see increases in the number of people hospitalized by covid-19. >> wait a minute. let's rethink this. and see where we're going. maybe we need to slow down a little. maybe we need to intensify our capabilities to identify

carolina bringing and 50,000 people, pumping $150 million into charlotte's economy but governor roy coopergates could fill the spectrum arena due to his covid-19 concerns so the president for his part spent the day in dallas where he announced plans for an executive order on policing that would advise police departments to adopt national standards for the use of force and while his administration says it would support better training, it was strongly reject efforts to defund the police. >> some trying to stoke division and push an extreme agenda which we won't go for that will produce more poverty, more crime, more suffering. this includes radical efforts to defund, dismantle and disband the police. >> all this on a day we learned 1.5 million displaced workers applied for unemployment benefits last week, evidence many would argue that a lot of americans are still losing their jobs even as the economy appears to be slowly recovering. stocks suffered the biggest 1-day pullback in 3 months following 800 points, almost 7% on fears of a covid-19 resurgence and comments by the fed chair that spo

north carolina governor roy cooper says his state cannot agree to a full convention because of socialistancing requirements. president trump tweeted that "forced" the gdp -- the gop to find a new location. coronaviruslls the pandemic his worst nightmare and says it is far from over. the top infectious disease specialist says the virus will not burn itself out with just preventative measures. he says billions of doses of vaccines will be needed. china is offering workers at large state run companies the option of being inoculated with two coronavirus vaccines being developed. bloomberg has learned employees attending to travel overseas for work can volunteer to be vaccinated. the shots are being to look by china national biotech group, a subsidiary of beijing-based sino farm group. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. david? david: thank you so much, mark. secretary of the treasury steven mnuchin is testifying on capitol hill today. he says there

president trump decided to back out of the original location after roy cooper would not allow a full convention saying there must be social distancing guidelines put in place. moving to another city is roughly a $200 million economic loss for charlotte. >> you have a governor there who's not willing to say it's a grave injustice who was state taking a lot of economic boom out of their. >> at the moment there is speculation the city of jacksonville is under consideration. the florida gop is saying no final decision has been made. fox news. >>> the sheriff's deputy is in the hospital after someone opened fire at a police station in the central valley. it happened just after 3:00 this morning in san luis obispo county. authorities are searching for the gunman. they say he opened fire and shot the san luis obispo county sheriff's deputy after firing several shots at a police department a few times later. he was airlifted with the head wound and is listed in serious but stable condition. investigators do not have a motive for the shooting. they are saying a body found near an amtrak stati

trump backed out of the local location after roy cooper would not allow a full convention saying there must be social distancing guidelines in place. they claim that moving to another city is roughly a $200 billion economic loss for charlotte. >> you have a governor there is not willing to say yes. it's a grave injustice to his state taking away economic boom. >> the city of jacksonville is under consideration, but the florida gop is saying no final decision has been made. foxnews. >>> the state department of education is working on a plan to get kids back in the classroom and address major issues around mental health and implicit bias. the department is creating taskforces to help those affected emotionally and financially. is asking mental health groups to come forward to help students in immediate need of support. the killing of george floyd and the issue of racism is affecting students. he is implementing implicit training across the state. >> we know that our children learn racism. we cannot focus exclusively on the education sector and we have to broaden every sector. biases in e

roy cooper says his estate cannot agree to demands for a convention to to social distancing requirementsident trump tweeted that "forced" the gop to find a new location. mike pompeo is blasting hsbc for backing china's move to propose security legislation in hong kong. accused hsbc of supporting bully tactics. the bank is not commenting. anthony vouching -- anthony fauci called the coronavirus pandemic his worst nightmare and says it is far from over. the disease specialist says the disease will not burn itself out with public health measures. predicts millions of vaccine doses will be needed. olympic officials are trying to figure out what the 2021 games in tokyo will look like but they are not thinking of canceling the event. there are talks of scaling back staff. the games were postponed because of the coronavirus pandemic. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. . am ritika gupta this is bloomberg. guy? guy: thank you very much, indeed. let's take a final look at european equity market

north carolina's governor roy cooper will likely veto the measure.insisted that currency must scale its plans to have 19,000 people back in the arena because of coronavirus concerns. >> that is irresponsible. and what we need to do is to continue our conversations with the rnc, but understand that the public health and safety of north carolinians and everybody at the convention should come first. >>> the national convention is scheduled to begin on august 24th. california's new guidelines during the pandemic will allow movie theaters to start opening up as soon as friday. there will be a limit of 25% capacity or no more than 100 people. there also be mask requirements. however, most counties in the bay area appeared to be in no hurry to reopen movie theaters in this area. they have not yet filed the necessary paperwork. >>> an 18-year-old in york is getting some unexpected appreciation after taking time to clean up his neighborhood after recent protests. >> it doesn't feel real. it seems like this is like a movie that is going on. >> antonio glenda s

the vote will only be symbolic, however, because roy cooper will likely veto the measure.has insisted that the rnc must scale down its plans to have 19,000 people pack an arena because of the coronavirus concerns. >> that is irresponsible. what we need to do is continue our conversations with the rnc and understand that like health and safety of north carolinians, and everybody at the convention center, should become first cup. >> republicans cannot have a full convention in north carolina, so they will try to move it to a new state. >>> the president is also starting political rallies before the end of the month. he has not held a rally since march, when the coronavirus kept most at home and off the roads. campaign staff is still working on where first rallies will be held. they say one factor will be the number of coronavirus cases. >>> it is 6:26. george floyd will be laid to rest today. we will take you to houston with a look at the ceremony that is set to remember him. >>> yosemite national park is reopening for the first time since march. it comes with big changes. w

concerns over the coronavirus trump tweeted tonight complaining that the state's governor democrat roy cooper, other officials refused to guarantee that we can have use of the spectrum arena and we're not allowing us to occupy the arena as originally anticipated and promised because of in c governor we are now forced to seek another state to host the 2020 republican national convention. >>a group of peaceful protesters gathered in marine county here in marine city today kron four's jason dumas was there. >>protesters took to the streets of marine city to peacefully protest police brutality on tuesday afternoon here because of what happened to george floyd and all of them. >>at the hands of police so we want to and police brutality. >>voices of all he wanted to be hurt by this is money. >>and so i thought it was imagery across the bay area has shown looting and destruction that this protest at another stop the reality when you're here it's people tpit's good people saying enoug is enough and we're doing and a peaceful way. >>and we're not going to silence any more when i'm not going to be afra

. >> north carolina governor roy cooper says the state has seen the highest one-day increase in cases. as a record number of tests are being conducted. he says there are still concerns over trends in north carolina. good afternoon, everybody. thank you for joining today's briefing on covid-19 in north carolina. as of today, we have 41,24 1760 new cases reported today , a new high. 760 people in the hospital, and sadly 1092 deaths. dying from covid-19 or mourning a loved one who right now can be isolating and difficult. we are praying for all those who are suffering now. today, our concern is growing about the increase in cases and hospitalizations in north carolina. this is also happening in many states across the country. while our hospitals still have this can we know change quickly. so we are working with hospitals and tracking hospitalizations and icu beds closely. today is north carolina's highest day of new cases since the pandemic started, and it is also the highest day of testing that we've had with over 21000 tests reported. but the high number of new cases is not just relate

he says governor roy cooper just can't guarantee them that the space will be available and so looks like they're going to be moving that part of it at least to another city. >> bret: we will follow it. john roberts, thanks. president trump is rejecting calls to rename u.s. military bases honoring confederate war figures. he tweets "it has been suggested we should rename as many as ten is our legendary military bases. such as fort bragg in north carolina, fort hood in texas, fort benning in georgia, etc. these monumental and very powerful bases have become part of a great american heritage, and a history of winning, victory, and freedom. the united states of america trained and deployed our heroes on these hallowed grounds, and won two world wars. therefore, my administration will not even consider the renaming of these magnificent and fabled military installations. our history as the greatest nation in the world will not be tampered with. respect our military!" meantime, nascar just announced that it is moving in the opposite direction. the stock car racing organization is banned in the

governor roy cooper said south carolina has seen a large increase in daily new case.on thursday, the state saw its single largest daily increase since the pandemic started. florida's average new case count is about double since june first. >> as you test more you're going to find more cases. >> reporter: and governor ron desantis says there are new outbreaks in farming communities. in houston, texas they're prepping a field hospital at a stadium just in case. covid-19 rates hit an all team high. in arkansas, a record number reported in the last 24 hours. >> if things continue on the current trend we're going to lose 20,000 to 30,000 americans a month and nothing in the foreseeable future stops that unless we really do things differently. >> reporter: dr. fauci cautioning states to rethink their reopening strategies if they see increases in hospitalizations. >> let's see where we're going. maybe we need to slow down a little. maybe we need to intensify our capabilities to identify, isolate and contact trace. we don't want it to get out of hand again. >> reporter: orego

this after the north carolina governor roy cooper yesterday, he sent a letter saying essentially thatublican national committee should plan for a scaled-down convention. that is not acceptable in the eyes of president trump or the rnc. three rnc officials telling me and my colleagues that president trump will not be accepting that 2020 republican nomination in charlotte. but some of the business of this convention will still happen -- have to happen in charlotte. that's because of a contractual obligation requiring that actually. whether that means they gavel in and gavel out in that city or do pro forma business there, that has to happen. all the theatrics of a convention which you associate with a convention, that will happen in another city, another state, the state of florida, georgia, the state of louisiana. several of the states are in contenti contention. republican officials have been to visit at least one of the potential alternate cities. i'm told that they're going to be going out and fanning out across the country to other cities and states in order to secure a different l

because democratic governor roy cooper can't guarantee that a capacity crowd would be allowed at the a. because of a little thing called the coronavirus. governor cooper says he's been trying to work with trump's campaign to address the public health concerns. the rnc might still hold their meetings in charlotte but the actual nomination would take place elsewhere. a monmouth university poll shows trump falling further and further behind his democratic opponent, joe biden. biden leading nationally by 11 points. as tensions escalate across the country over racial justice, more voters say they trust biden to handle race relations more than trump by about a 12-point margin. discomfort back there? instead of using aloe, or baby wipes, or powders. try the cooling, soothing relief of preparation h. because your derriere deserves expert care. try new soothing relief. it won't wait for a convenient time. or for hospitals to get back to normal again. that's why, at cancer treatment centers of america, we aren't waiting. we're right here, still focused on the only thing we do, providing world-c

democratic governor roy cooper said in a press conference on friday south carolina has seen a large increase in daily new cases. on thursday the state saw its single largest daily increase since the pandemic started. florida's average new case count has about doubled since june 1st. governor santis say there are new outbreaks in farming communities. covid-19 hospitalization rates in texas just hit an all time high. in arkansas a record number of covid-19 cases reported in the last 24 hours. >> as things continue on the current trend we'll lose 20,000 to 30,000 americans a month and nothing in the foreseeable future stops that unless we really do things differently. >> reporter: dr. fauci cautioning states on friday to rethink their re-opening strategies if they see increases in the number of people hospitalized with covid-19. >> wait a minute. let's rethink this and see where we're going. maybe we need to slow down a little. maybe we need to intensify our capabilities to identify isolated contact trace. we don't want it to get out of hand again. >> reporter: oregon and utah paused their re-o

north carolina today, governor roy cooper announcing one for his state and we keep going back to florida. governor ron desantis was asked again today about a mandate for his state as we see not only cities but counties in southern florida put them into place. he said he's encouraging people to wear those masks. he doesn't think enforcement would be an effective use of resources so he has no plans for a statewide mandate. we're hearing again from dr. fauci. he said very clearly today just look at the data when it comes to masks. he said this should not be a political issue, it's a public health issue and people looking at it through the political lens, time to get past it. >> thanks very much. more on the modelling suggesting deaths may be lower with safeguards of masks and social distancing kept in place. joining me is dr. chris murray at the institute for health met tricks and university of washington and chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta. you chose to show three different scenarios when you compare the current prediction scenario to the universal mask scenario that assumes 9

in charlotte because of social distancing restrictions put in place by north carolina governor roy cooperso now the only place left is that pool in the ozarks. "now i'd like to introduce our next speaker, mike pompeo. swim on up here, mike. here he comes, splashing around. not the best swimmer, but he's making his way let's just -- if we could just move our inner tubes to the side to make a path, a channel. president trump claimed on twitter yesterday that his administration had, quote, done more for the black community than any president since abraham lincoln. are you serious? you've been terrible for the black community. that's like godzilla bragging he's done a lot for the japanese community. when asked by reporters yesterday if president trump was projecting calm to the country, republican senator john thune said trump, quote, has moments damn, that's what you say about someone on their death bed "have you visited grandpa? how's he doing well, you know, he has moments." republican congressman and white supremacist steve king lost his race in yesterday's iowa primary, which is tough fo

relocated to jacksonville, florida, after trump pulled the event from north carolina over governor roy cooper's refusal to allow for a packed arena during the pandemic. republican jacksonville mayor lenny curry said they are planning on a full arena although questions remain over how the city will accommodate the influx of visitors during the rnc. in 2005, cruise ships were brought into house visitors when they hosted the super bowl. trump will accept the republican nomination on august 27, which will be the 60th anniversary of one of darkest days in jacksonville's history. on august 27, 1960, the ku klux klan organized a white mob -- mamany carrying ax handles -- to attack black civil rights attack black civil r rights protesters attempting to desegregate a white-only lunch counter. the day became known as ax handle saturday. last week under cover of night come the city quietly removed a confederate statues from the square where in observance will be held one mile away from the convention on the same day convention on the same day president trump will be accepting the nomination. and in the ph

trump accused north carolina governor roy cooper of being "still in shelter-in-place mode" after the governor said a full-scale convention could not safely take place during a pandemic. he said he wanted a scaled down one. voters cast ballots in eight states and the district of columbia tuesday in primary and municipal elections marred by the coronavirus pandemic and police and military crackdowns on street protests, with voting rights activists warning of widespread disenfranchisement. in washington, d.c., and philadelphia, where polling places remained open even as curfews went into effect, officials said people had permission to be out of their homes if they informed police of their intention to vote. in baltimore, elections officials opened just six in-person voting sites, citing the pandemic. at one polling place, about 100 people -- most of them african american -- were still waiting to cast their ballots around 10:00 p.m. tuesday night. in iowa's fourth u.s. congressional district, openly racist republican steve king has lost a primary election to challenger randy feenstra, wh

governor roy cooper wants to maintain social distancing, but in a phone call, trump told him, "i don'tt to be sitting in a place that's 50% empty." you didn't enjoy your inauguration? are we not doing this one? i thought -- okay, we're not doing this one. so trump said nuts to north carolina, and went looking for a city willing to risk its citizens' lives and allow a large-scale event amid the coronavirus pandemic. which is why the top contender could only be one place: jacksonville, florida! we all know their motto: "what happens in jacksonville... is prohibited by health officials everywhere else." and what a convention it will be, because last night, the republican national committee's executive panel also voted to make no changes to its 2016 party platform, a platform that condemns the "current president." looks like mitt romney's not going to be sitting alone after all! apparently, the g.o.p. didn't think to update their statements from 2016 based on who is in the white house in 2020. which is why their official platform currently reads, "the current administration has abandoned a

democratic governor roy cooper said in a press conference friday. south carolina has seen a large increase in daily new cases. on thursday, the state saw its single largest daily increase since the pandemic started. florida's average new case count has about doubled since june 1st. >> as you're testing more, you'll find more cases. >> reporter: and governor ron desantis says there are new outbreaks in farming communities. in houston, texas, they are prepping a field hospital at the texans and rg stadium just in case. covid hospitalization rates in texas just hit an all-time high. in arkansas, a record number of covid-19 cases reported in the last 24 hours. >> if things continue on the current trend we'll lose 20,000 to 30,000 americans a month and nothing in the foreseeable future stops that unless we really do things differently. >> reporter: dr. fauci cautioning states on friday to rethink their reopening strategies if they see increases in the number of people hospitalized with covid-19. >> wait a minute. let's rethink this and see where we're go

a spokesperson for north carolina's governor, roy cooper, said this. and i quote.me death ain't about dying. some death is about waking all of us up. floyd's death woke all of us up." and i would say, jack brewer, that we are awakened to the fact that there are expectations now we can set, and we know that the promise of america can be for all of us. and we can't keep people out of the circle of helping us get there. it is a unity. what i have loved watching this week, and you and i have talked about it on the air, are all of the people -- not just black and brown people -- all of the people who came together and asked not just for justice but for that renewal of love. >> jack: wow. yeah, harris, you hit it. you reminded me of second corinthians 4:16. "and though our bodies are dying, our spirits are being removed every day." now this is a time where i think our spirits as americans are being renewed. i think about the word "responsibility." i know that's what i think of when i watch this. i feel responsibility. and i think a lot of americans, more than ever, feel

north carolina's democratic governor roy cooper has said that pandemic concerns make a full-scale conventiony unlikely. former deputy attorney general rod rosenstein conceded today that there were mistakes in the probe of the 2016 trump campaign and its alleged ties to russia. he said he would not have approved surveillance of campaign aide carter page if he had known of problems with the warrant. but at a.s. senate hearing, rosenstein defended tapping robert mueller to lead the investigation, and insisted the probe was not corrupt. >> i was concerned that the public would not have confidence in the investigation. i decided that appointing the special counsel was the best way to complete the investigation appropriately and promote public confidence in its conclusions. >> woodruff: the mueller probe found the russians did try to interfere with the 2016 election. it did not allege a criminal conspiracy with the trump campaign. president trump's doctor reports that he remains healthy, based on his latest physical exams. today's statement also says the president had no ill effects from taking hy

that state's democratic governor, roy coopers says he will follow advice of health experts and data as to crowd size. the white house is blaming the governor for the potential move. >> the president is very frustrated with the politically-motivated governor of north carolina who is not doing what is in the best interests of his state which is to bring economic boom and economic activity and great resources that would come holding a convention. reporter: speaking of the president, connell and melissa, interesting a event opened up in the white house in the cabinet room. we're trying to figure out exactly what that may be. so we should get comments from the president at some point this hour and we will see if he reacts to the remarks made today by the fed chair. back to you. connell: all right. we'll keep an eye out for that. thank you, blake burman on the north lawn. melissa, back over to you. melissa: here to react is bill mcgurn from "the wall street journal." he is also a fox news contributor. bill, you saw the map of places that apparently the president or republicans are considerin

. >> the decision came after resident trump rejected charlotte, north carolina, as roy cooper imposedictions on crowd size. florida was among the first states to lift restrictions, jacksonville in particular was widely criticized when it open to beaches in mid-april. statewide florida has had back-to-back record day jumps in cases, now jacksonville's mayor welcomes the rnc and what he says is tv market and may help once solidly red northern florida. >> this is an incredibly important county and an incredibly important state. >> the trump campaign is banking on a resumption of its trademark rallies to regain momentum with the average showing joe biden of 8.1% nationally. each candidate accusing the other of writing out the nations multiple crises in their respective bunkers. >> donald trump, too scared to face the people. he doesn't know what to do so he hides in his bunker. >> just as that biden ad came out. >> am i loud enough for you all? >> biden appeared in voice only at a union tell town hall on the covid crisis and racial injustice. >> he's created his own sanctuary city in the