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it's hard to make this argument because people are worry the and sca worried and scared, and when they what's happening in portland, properly so. >> chuck rosenberg, thanks for joining us. i didn't love hearing the sound of a helicopter while you were talking, i feared they were coming for you. just blink twice if you need us. >>> when we return, the nations with the highest number of coronavirus cases, the u.s., brazil, india, russia to name a few. they all have something in comm common -- populist leaders who have defied the science behind the pandemic, some of them straight up coronavirus deniers. we'll get to that story with another of our friends next.

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litics, he has been getting pushback and not just from democrats and blue states, but republicans who sca reallymbling to contain the virus, we saw with the jacksonville decision,thiswas supposed to be in north carolina, officials raised questions about the health concerns, they said fine, we will go to florida where governor ron desantis, a republican and trump supporter, is fine with us, even the sheriff's didn't feel like they had the time rlly make sure they coulprovide security and do it safely, i p think tr is looking around and realizing th , as muas, at the beginning of this, i think he and others tried to make things like masks a sort of red versus blue question, people are really concerned about health and jobs and the safety of their families. >> scott, the senate made incrental progress towards a new coronavirus relief package, but the benefits, the unemployment benefits are linked to the former relief package, are due to end next week, how important is it litically for the nepackage to be announced before the benefits run out? >> reporter: certainly to the ople that are affec

he's sca's scared he is going t? are you scared of that?> we all try our best to keep everybody healthy in the night. and when it is out of our hands, it is out of our control, we sometimes feel helpless. >> reporter: how do you deal with that? >> we cry, talk to each other, we embrace each other and try to do the best that we can. ( crying ) >> reporter: this is real. >> very real. >> reporter: mireya villarreal, cbs news, mcallen, texas. >> yuccas: heartbreaking. an education debate is happening in households across the country. there is tremendous pressure to get children back in class. but no other country has tried to send kids back with virus levels like the u.s. cbs's meg oliver digs deeper talking to a teacher and parents. >> reporter: it's supposed to be a fall of firsts for the jackson family with children starting college, high school and middle school. >> if they come out and say we're going to continue remote learning, how would you feel about that? >> i would feel disappointed because i just want to be able to talk to my teach

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. >> she took that extra effort and made it out to everybody's house every single day when sca out ofs. >> reporter: the growing friendships a welcome sight while they shelter in place. >> especially in these days we can't really see each other in person i think having the atmosphere and the vibe in the neighborhood that was also very joyful for us. bows and paper peonies remained along the workers route. >> we felt we did something so small obviously brought so much joy and not even to her. it feels like it's bringing joy to others around just by hearing the story. >> that is so amazing. i love to see that, lisa, everyone rallying around. gosh, our postal worrs working around the clock walk in the heat and they deserve that and so much more. >> i couldn't agree more. for sure. all right, good morning, everyone. and if you're going to get out and about today you can count on some sun and some warmer temperatures, but that's just inland for our friends in the livermore valley, concord was just 80 yesterday. the livermore airport was 87 and we'll climb maybe 5 degrees in some areas. oth

r meheates h aarge-sca volunteee part otheaou >>> also right now, the first hurricane slamming the u.sirus emergency. southern texas reeling after hanna tears through and tracking a rare hurricane warning in hawaii. >>> and to the powerful moment in the fight for racial justice, happened during the opening of the wnba season. the new york liberty and seattle storm walking off the court before the national anthem. both teams came back for a moment of silence and dedicated the season to breonna taylor, say her name, breonna taylor, the louisville woman killed during a police raid of her apartment. >>> and we are going to continue this morning by celebrating the life of the tv legend, longtime member, beloved member of our abc family, regis philbin, passed away over the weekend, just a month before his 89th birthday. i know he was very special to you, michael. >> he really was, robin. i mean, the man gave me a start and the reason i'm here sitting in front of everyone on this tv screen. tributes, of course, are pouring in for regis who graced our television screens for more hours than any

ms, plans to ppe sca sell ppe to folks and then either there was none or it existed but was subpar or it existed and it was good, but it was stolen and it was not there -- it was not theirs to sell. we have seen all of the above. we have seen scamselated to stimulus checks, communications saying, folks, we are from the small business administration, we are from the irs, we are from fill in the blank government agency and we are here to assist you and making sure you get the payment to which you are entitled, and we have seen fraudulent unemployment claims, usually the objective there is to get personal information and a payment based on some type of identity theft. ourlly, mr. chairman, from standpoint, the ability to cooperate with federal agencies is critical. the vast majority of law isorcement on these scams conducted in the state and local level, but we are geographically and jurisdictionally limited. and it makes no sense for us to be doing things and our territory and the federal agencies to be doing their thing in the territory that is kansas and us not to be coordinating we c

the mayor has blamed the effects of coronavirus and disruption to society but listen to what the sp sca >> this what's current with the violence as they change the laws of bail reform. so there are criminals out on the street. at number one. number two, we have an antipolice atmosphere so cops are being challenged every step of the way. >> the mayor also this morning just announced a new brooklyn crime prevention plan and that increases police presence in some of the hot spots. he would sign that would go over police unions. the occupied protesters are still camped out. >> john: we will stay in touch with you. thanks so much. >> sandra: and so what is sparking this crime surge in new york city? republicans putting the blame on some controversial state legislation like bail reform leading to this headline. g.o.p. and justice policy reversals after crime spiked. good morning to you and thanks for being here. i will leave the question open-ended to you. what is causing this crime spike in new york city? >> i think it was a couple of things, number one with the culture of lawlessness, he al

mainstream media is sort of bovine silence in the face of the complete collapse of the so-called russiagate scay did all they could to sensationalize and drive, which it was not even a whoops, just on to the next false scandal. that has been surprising to me that people aren't concerned about civil liberties and the integrity of the governmental process. in terms of the future of durham's investigation, he's pressing ahead as hard as he can and i suspect we will have some developments, hopefully before the end of this summer. maria: a preview of barr's opening statement, he vigorously defends the federal law enforcement response to the civil unrest in portland and other cities as well. time for the word on wall street, joining me now is head of investment strategy, hank smith, er shares founder and managing director, joel space sn and dominic tavella. ceos of amazon, google, facebook and apple headed to capitol hill tomorrow for the anti-trust hearings. these tech companies are reporting earnings this week. joel, what are you expecting? >> good morning. we've got 5 trillion represented by these

but when four—year—old daisy collapsed while walking down sca rfell pike, a 16—man mountain rescue team her aid. the mission took five hours. daisy‘s rescuers carried her on a stretcher over obstacles that included a waterfall. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. it's a day of sunny spells and showers and temperatures are likely to peak at 23 celsius but with sharper showers north and west with highs of sharper showers north and west with highs 01:14 sharper showers north and west with highs of 1a to 19 celsius. through this evening, showers fade away for a time but they will be replaced by more heavy and persistent rain pushing in from the southwest. we could see as much as an inch or two of rain across north wales and england before the pressure eases away. i'll start to monday morning, away. i'll start to monday morning, a wet one for some as the rain move through northern england up into scotland. it will be fairly light and patchy across central and southern parts of england throughout the day but the winds, quite a feature and unusual for this time of year, w