international miles missions launching this month coronavirus cases are searching across the united states california reported a record increase of the only $12000.00 new covert $1000.00 infections on monday while floated out of port of more than 10000 u.s. correspondent sent us this report on how the city of miami is dealing with the was an outbreak. the beaches of miami's south beach are largely deserted these days rain here to stay for at least a week according to the u.s. national weather service will probably keep floridians from gathering in large crowds at the beaches and that's a good thing because miami is the new epicenter of the coronavirus crisis in the u.s. breaking records of new covert 1000 infections on an almost daily basis. we meet up with dr gary daniel poost a trauma surgeon at jackson memorial hospital in miami he's treating more and more coronavirus patients every day is practically begging people to change their behavior the most important thing is everybody has to wear masks after we have mass there's no way around it. sort of distancing is very important 6 feet apart. frequen

outbreaks have forced authorities to close some borders and impose new restrictions in the united states, california, florida and texas have all reported a record spike. some states will reopen in days. in florida, they say they will not return to classrooms as cases there continue to rise >>> u.s. emergency unemployment aid to run out tomorrow. tracie potts with nbc. is there any hope of getting the deadline of tomorrow >> hope, yes today and tomorrow, that's it. both sides have hit a brick wall with republicans wanting to reduce the $6 00 to $200 a week. president trump has said, look, let's come up with something temporary to keep the checks going so that people who have lost their jobs as a result of the coronavirus can have that money while they work out something bigger neither republicans nor democrats like that idea they don't want to deal with it temporary or piece meal but have yet to come up with a decision making it worse for many families, the moratorium on evictions expired last week, lawmakers have yet to do anything about that. we have a new analysis that showed 40% of renters in the

scene and get ready for earnings director of credit >>> let's push on and talk about the united states. california has ordered all bars, restaurants, museums to close as the state continues to suffer a surge in coronavirus cases california's two biggest school districts of los angeles and san diego said learning will stay remote into the autumn semester. despite a warning from the trump administration to withhold funding from schools that refuse to open. going to tracie potts, california had one of the strictest lockdowns in the country to kick things off now we've got them reinstating those once again what has gone wrong? >> the fact is that coronavirus cases are spiking. not only california but oregon and in texas certainly, in california because of its size and getting a lot of attention. there are other school districts around the states as well have decided it is not safe for students to go back. they are going to start the fall semester on line in san diego and los angeles in atlanta, new york is considering whether they can send students back in florida where we have seen a record nationwid

from july 24th those caught not wearing one could be fined as much as $125.00 and in the united states california's governor is re imposing restrictions on businesses and public spaces he's ordered indoor restaurants bars and cinemas to close as the state records a 20 percent rise in infections in the past 2 weeks patty culhane has more it's the latest fight for a president who's determined to keep america open schools should be open and this kids want to go to school you losing a lot of lives by keeping things losed. he's warned states open schools or lose federal money the answer from some states so far just know we're not going to use our children. as the litmus test that we're not going to going to put our children in a place with their health is endangered it's that simple the 2 largest school systems in california will not reopen the trump administration has been trying to convince parents it'll be safe but the world health organization disagree that our understanding of transmission in children is still limited and we know that overall they tend to have more mild disease but in some situatio

in the united states california's governor is really imposing restrictions on businesses and public spaces is ordered indoor restaurants bars and cinemas to close as the state records a 20 percent rise in infections in the past 2 weeks. china's ramped up flood relief efforts in eastern junction province home to more than 46000000 people continuous rainfall along as biggest freshwater lake has flooded farmland and forced thousands to leave their homes victoria gave reports. rescuers help people pack their belongings the water level around their homes has reached dangerously high levels and is still rising they've been told they must leave quickly but nobody knows how long they'll be gone for or what will be left of their homes when they return to their. local emergency departments across china's eastern province of jan she being up their response in preparation for an influx of people staff are taking delivery of thousands of tents beds blankets and towels. i have received 50 folding beds and 50 blankets so far people from 10 villages have been relocated once the supplies arrive at our town

from july 24th those courts not wearing one could be fined as much as 100 $25.00 in the united states california's governor is really imposing restrictions on businesses and public spaces he's ordered indoor restaurants bars and cinemas to close as the state records a 20 percent rise in infections just in the past 2 weeks while singapore's economy has slipped into a recession because of this global pandemic its g.d.p. shrank by 41.2 percent in the 2nd quarter of the year and the biggest contraction on record saying it was a commie has been battered by a local lock down as well as the global shutdown affecting trade. now a chinese professor who strongly criticized president xi jinping is handling of the pandemic has reportedly been fired by his university. says he's been dismissed from all of his duties that's one of china's top universities after being suspended over a year ago chinese police charged shooter last week with felicity in prostitution he was released on sunday after 6 days in custody the law professor has published many essays critical of the chinese leadership and accuses sheet of pu

united states topped 3 million confirmed cases of coronavirus. according to data from johns hopkins university. 132,000 people have sadly died in the united states. california has seen a another record in coronavirus cases. governor newsom said that more than 11,000 new cases were reported as of yesterday. he said some of those new cases are from a backlog and reporting from los angeles county. the averages above 8000 new cases a daily. the hospitalization rate is up with the 44% increase to 6100 patients. icu is up to 1700, and 114 the deaths were reported. this is according to state and local officials. the governor held an update as did the san francisco officials. here's more on that story from tom vacar. >> reporter: since we had california's first case, the governor and the city by the bay had updates on reopening the education sector. the governor sounded like a man that was a standing on the shore looking for a tidal wave of coronavirus cases to approach. but people are not wearing masks, for many reasons they're not practicing physical distancing that that they should to mitigate the spread of the virus. >> reporter: he talked about hospital capaci

united states surpassed 1,000 yesterday for the first time in two weeks, bringing the nation's death toll to more than 142,000. and as the virus ravages the west and the south of the united states, california has now surpassed new york as the state with the highest number of confirmed cases during this entire pandemic. more than 400,000 people have been infected in each state alone. the number of global cases has just surpassed 15 million this afternoon. and the u.s. is close to marking 4 million infections. the u.s. with about 4% of the world's population accounts for a quarter of all infections globally, the same phenomenon tragically playing out with deaths. the u.s. also accounting for a quarter of those who have been killed for the disease according to official numbers worldwide. now, after months of downplaying and dismissing the virus, president trump is acknowledging that it will get worse before it gets better, although the president also inexplicably continues to say that the virus will disappear, an anti-sni anti-scientific comment. the failure of our government to protect us, arguing the empirical reality that the u.s. is simply not a great example for the rest of the world on

anthony fauci warning that the pandemic is far from over in the united states. californiashutting down again. it's banning indoor dining. it's closing all bars statewide. the majority of the state also closing down hair salons, gyms, and churches. its neighbor, oregon, is now banning indoor gatherings of more than ten people. joining us now is dr. peter hotez, dean of the national school of tropical medicine at baylor college of medicine at houston and co-director of the texas children's hospital center for vaccine development. so, dr. hotez, here we go again! texas is now having to shut down. i'm sure this is no surprise to you. you've been talking about the extreme measures that may have to be taken. texas may have to follow suit, because your numbers there are so bad. so, shutting down, will that help what we're seeing with the hospitals, et cetera? >> you know, alisyn, this is the problem, that we have to react to these massive surges. this is what florida will eventually do. texas will do. california's already done. this is not the way to do it. you know, we are suppo

united states, india and brazil. for the fourth day in a row, brazil recorded more than 50,000 new infections. rio de janeiro canceled the annual new year's celebration on copacabana beach. in the united states, california leads the nation with nearly 450,000 confirmed cases. and in hard hit los angeles, the mayor warns another shutdown might be needed. here's cnn's paul vercammen. >> reporter: here in los angeles county, they are testing fast and furiously, including here at the charles r. drew university of medicine and science. they moved people through in cars and on foot. and the numbers in l.a. county rising, this new batch shows that 3,628 new people have tested positive for covid-19, there have been 53 new deaths. now, we need to clarify that l.a. county was warning all along they suspected a spike in cases because there was a backlog in the system. they just hadn't counted all the cases due to a glitch. and the 10% positivity rate is also better news. but, there is still this sort of underlying thing that haunts people in the medical profession, and that's when some people talk about hoaxes or perhaps this is just the flu. well, let's talk to the dean of this university. >> we can stop this pan

united states surpassed 1,000 yesterday for the first time in two weeks, bringing the nation's death toll to more than 142,000. and as the virus ravages the west and the south of the united states, california surpassed new york as the state with the highest number of confirmed cases during this entire pandemic. more than 400,000 people have been infected in each state alone. the number of global cases has just surpassed 15 million this afternoon. and the u.s. is close to marking 4 million infections. the u.s. with about 4% of the world's population accounts for

corona virus infections are surging in the united states florida and california among the worst hit places has been 3700000 cases nationwide and more than 140 deaths and u.s. president donald trump has blamed democratic party leaders for recent surge in violent crime in a sunday show t.v. interview he also defended the confederate flag as well as his handling of the pandemic. now a surge in corona virus infections as forced authours to impose new restrictions in the number of cities in colombia more than 190000 cases have been reported across the country and in the capital budgets are many of the city's poorest neighborhoods are suffering as hospitals become increasingly overwhelmed us and run petty explains. soldiers in city workers losing fix the streets after boot time poses a new coronavirus lockdown it's the 1st of a series of rolling measures restricting almost a 3rd of the city's $8000000.00 residents for 2 weeks at a time. for the band i think that it is very important that people are aware and keep washing their hands the front of the house clean the issues before entering their h

inventor from july 24th those caught not wearing one could be fined as much as $125.00 in the united states california's governors is re imposing restrictions on businesses and public spaces is ordered indoor restaurants bars and cinemas to close as the state records a 20 percent rise in infections in the past 2 weeks atika hain has more it's the latest fight for a president who's determined to keep america open schools should be opened this kids want to go to school you're losing a lot of lives by keeping things closed. he's warned states open schools or lose federal money the answer from some states so far just know we're not going to use our children. as a litmus test that we're not going to going to put our children in a place with their health is endangered it's that simple the 2 largest school systems in california will not reopen the trump administration has been trying to convince parents it'll be safe but the world health organization disagree our understanding of transmission in children is still limited and we know that overall they tend to have more mild disease but in some situations they c

in the united states california's governor is really imposing restrictions on businesses and public spaces is ordered indoor restaurants bars and cinemas to close the state records a 20 percent rise in infections in the past 2 weeks. the u.s. federal government has carried out its 1st execution in 17 years it comes after the supreme court cleared the way for the killing white supremacist daniel levy was put to death by lethal injection on tuesday after days of legal wrangling it being convicted for murdering a family in the 1990 s. he professed his innocence just before he was put to death former british socialite and long time friend of convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein will face a judge in new york on tuesday again maxwell has been charged for her involvement in an alleged sex trafficking operation or defense is expected to try to get her out of the jail where she is on suicide watch on the reports from brooklyn. the metropolitan detention center in brooklyn has a troubled history last year the entire prison was without power for more than a week leaving inmates without heat during

now the united states alleges that this chinese researcher was concealing her ties to the chinese military in other words she was working allegedly as a biologist at the university of california davis but the united states says that she has committed visa fraud charges again suspected of what the united states has said is as part of a broader malign activity in conducted by china inside the united states now we know for least earlier on a couple of days ago she had been hiding out in the consulate in san francisco following an interview with the f.b.i. where she was essentially trying to get safe harbor but we understand now that she is in custody by u.s. authorities and will be appearing in court in california now in the midst of all of this the united states has also been commenting on those tit for tat closures of consulates of course the u.s. now saying that there was a closure out of the united are rather the chinese consulate in houston texas giving those officials there just 72 hours to clear out and that was responded to by chinese officials saying that the united states had to do the same for its consulate in chengdu now the national security council of the white hou

pandemic >> florida overtakes new york with the second most cases of coronavirus in the united states trailing just californiaowerful moment when john lewis was carried across the bridge in selma, alabama >> on the heels of the chinese tit-for-tat each nation closes another embassy. gold prices surge to record highs as tension

pandemic >> florida overtakes new york with the second most cases of coronavirus in the united states trailing just california as we head into the st week of july. >> the powerful moment when john lewis was carried across the bridge in selma, alabama >> on the heels of the chinese tit-for-tat each nation closes another embassy. gold prices surge to record highs as tensions escalate >> last icon of hollywood's golden age pass. we remember olivia de havilland and her role in gone with the wind "early today" starts right now >>> good monday morning. i'm phillip mena >> after only taking 16 days for coronavirus cases to jump from 3 million to 4 million, the outbreak reaches a critical stage with more than 4.2 million americans infected cal and florida have surpassed new york meanwhile texas was hit with a one-two punch dealing with covid and hurricane hanna. >> reporter: good morning. the state of florida is in a state of crisis. it just topped new york for the second most number of coronavirus case in the country and that is hurricane season under way right now something florida is waiting for and texas is exper

. ♪ appearshe virus spread to be slowing in the united states with california and arizona reporting fewerons. florida, however, has seen a record number of deaths, and there have also been ongoing flareups across asia. good news on the vaccine front reporting positive results. we are talking about these trials with monkeys resulting in some positive news, but what about the bigger test with humans being carried out right now? max: yes, so, with any study, you have to point out what it does and does not tell you and the limitations. this was what is called the challenge trial. basically, you give the monkeys the vaccine, you expose them to the virus, and see the results. it appears,ctive, in a small number of monkeys, but at the end of the day, that can only tell you so much, given that different species, different dose in this case, artificial environment, but it is at least supportive of the notion that the vaccine has some promise. at the end of the day, what will really take is success in that much larger trial that has just started, and that is something that there remains a good deal

are several other federal charges that a been levied across the united states, throughout the united states, related to murder in californiato arson throughout the united states, and destruction properties. so i want to make it clear. obviously we will use all resources to protect the monuments both in the d.c. area and throughout the united states but we are also using these resources not only to charge federal cases, as you described, 150 cases. also what people don't realize is the fact that under the direction of the attorney general, the fbi, and other federal law enforcement officials have leveraged and worked with local officials throughout the united states to charge hundreds of other cases related to local charges. assault and battery, theft, and even though we don't get a federal staff for those cases, there are hundreds of other cases the federal government has used to assist those local law enforcement agencies. to ensure that look, this violence will not be tolerated and it cannot be condoned in any way. and there's a difference between these crimes and legitimate protests that were seen throughout the united

absolutely incumbent upon the federal government to continue to support the people of the united states and of california and local governments around this country, including specifically california because they have the power of the purse and, in fact, they cannot walk away from the people of the united states and the local governments. >> tom, thank you for joining me this morning. i so appreciate it. i'm sending you well, healthy wishes. things are really serious, especially in the state of california. maybe next time you're in l.a., head to gorilla tacos. that woman needs business. >> i'll go down there and buy tacos. >> thank you, brittany. get ready. tom is coming for tacos. >>> twitter removed thousands of accounts that were spreading conspiracy theories, but here's my question. what are you doing, facebook? >>> first, the 2020 major league baseball season is finally under way. four teams faced off last night. all four started by kneeling, kneeling before the national anthem while holding a black cloth in solidarity of the black lives matter movement. in d.c., dr. anthony fauci threw out the first

maria: welcome back, the number of coronavirus cases now topping 3 million in the united states. californiaorida, texas all seeing major spikes as 21 states are pausing or reversing reopening efforts now. president trump is pushing back on the cdc guidelines to reopen schools. he's threatening to withhold funds for districts that do not reopen in the fall. the president speaking out yesterday at the white house. >> we are finding out that learning by computer is not as god as learning in the classroom or learning in the campus and i think you're finding that too. we want to learn in the classroom, so our schools, we want them open in the fall. maria: we did get news on new york city, new york city announcing that schools will partially reopen in the fall with students attending in-person classes just one to 3 times a week. joining me john hopkins school of health professor dr. marty makary. thank you very much for being here. your reaction to opening schools, what's the right balance? doctor: well, there's a balance, maria, and we've got to think about the consequences of not reopening scho

shery: coronavirus case is continuing to search in the urine -- surge in the united states with californiating a record in cases and deaths. let's get more with our reporter in minneapolis. with the rising surge of these cases, we have alabama now mandating face mask coverings. >> alabama is not alone. walmart is joining many other retailers across the country that are mandating people wear masks and we are seeing state and county one after another rolling back their efforts to reopen their economies as this virus continues to rise exponentially. is there any sign of stabilization in the numbers we are seeing across the u.s.? this point, we are seeing increases in the day be case rates across the u.s. it seems to be easing a little bit across the south. the really dramatically high numbers we were seeing down there seem to have taken a little bit of a break just for today. really cannot address too much of that. we are seeing increasing rates in arkansas, places like that, so a bit as you move up the country. shery: we had this market rally largely in part fueled by vaccine developments. a

national strategy, where many had recognized in california early on that we were competing not only with other states, but other nations including the united states, the federal partners themselves, in terms of getting adequate supplies of ppe. because of the size of the state of california, the size of 21 state populations, combined, the nation's largest state, we could either been frustrated by that, pointed fingers at other partners, or the failure of developing partnerships in this space, rather we decided to change the game. try to be more resourceful in our mindset, in terms of how we approach the issue of procurement, of ppe. we announced a number of months ago, a very bold strategy to shape ppe procurement, not only for the state, but we thought we could accelerate the efforts for this nation by developing new and larger contracts. one of those contracts, not the only one, but one of those contracts was the company called uid, we made some 95 masks. weas the nnouncedhose intant supply chain, that would come into the state of california, in may and june. and we were able to secure exactly well, within a margin, of what we anticipate

there seems to be a growing rift in the united states between the coastal states especially california and new york versus the central states. do you see this growing or healing in the future if donald trump is reelected or not? >> things have a tendency to move in a certain direction and then reverse the. as it gets far, further apart, i think people perceive that as a problem. mitch mcconnell is perceiving that and people on the left perhaps but i think we do need a unifier. to activate the electorate we need is someone who reaches beyond the particular issues that are currently the stuff of campaigning. they wanted to appeal independently can be enthusiasm. i would now conclude but for the more fervent people it is more satisfying because it means the most exciting issues on the right or the left could be adopted to bring people together it will take a more general appeal to the sharp edges of the left and right movement will have to be softened and published down and that is by politics isn't all about satisfying and politicians are not always popular but that kind of spoofing coll

>>not disappearing, but surging in the united states and california are biggest spike in 24 hours. and california leads the nation will show you what we're doing to try to raul back and flatten the curve the game. >>yoe're watching kron 00:04am morning news at 09:00am. >>and thanks for joining us we're going to take a peek at the weather it's thursday getting close to july 4th what are we looking at john well today, our coolest one of the week july 4th is about to be one of our warmest ones of the week so i'd say enjoy today as much as possible, especially if you are further inland. we have a few clouds that are still hanging out over berkeley, but hey those are already starting to burn off and temperatures are already starting to warm up san jose to livermore pittsburgh and oakland all at 61 degrees currently while conquered a little warmer than that 65. some cool 50's in san francisco on up through the north bay winds will be present through the day with the steady wind gusting as high as 20 to 30 miles per hour at times for

there are more than a a million internationall stutudent in the united states. in california, a a seventh prisoner has died at san quentin state prison from complications related to the coronavirus. more than 1300 prisoners have tested positive for the virus so far, making it one of the largest hot spots in the country. meanwhile, in arizona, at least 240 immigrants have tested positive at the privately owned eloy detention center. nearly half of the center's staff have also tested positive. nbc repoports the staff shortage has resulted in immigrants being detained in their cells for up to 24 hours at a time without access to showers, laundry, and other necessities. the jail is owned by corecivic. coronavirus cases are soaring in tulsa, oklahoma, following president trump's indoor rally in the city on june 20. on monday, tulsa county reported a record 261 new cases. dr. bruce dart, the tulsa health department director, linked the rise in cases to recent large events in tulsa. >> the past two days we have had almost 500 cases and we knew we had several large events a little ov

i'm ken wayne and i'm palmore for united smith for states in the nation arizona, florida, texas and california combined to total more than our own a virus cases today, this as the infection curve rose in 40 of the nation's 50 states take a look at your screen over the past 14 days of positivity rate for the covid-19 testing california. >>has risen to 6.3% and almost 7% just over the last week hospitalizations have increased by 56% over a 2 week period and icu admissions are also up almost 50% in the span of one month california has gone from optimistic to sour in the fight against coronavirus especially because cases surge following memorial day now health experts are sounding the alarm as we head into yet another holiday weekend well for dan thorn talked with health experts on what went wrong and how we can get back to beating the virus dan is here in the studio with

year, that day we had the first person-to-person transmission of covid-19 in the united states out in sacramento, california. there were no confirmed cases of direct transmission. i would also refer you to speaker pelosi's trip to chinatown in san francisco on five euro 24th trying to prove -- on federal 24th trying to prove that the president was wrong, and then to the leadership in new york city, and then everybody saying people should go to new york city for tourism. i don't want to be critical of any of these people or of republicans because nobody knew exactly what was going to happen with this. the president put in a travel ban from china and joe biden called him a racist and everything you can imagine when he put in a travel ban in late january. i think there's culpability to go around and i would not my finger on anyone party. an unfairk it's statement to say that republicans particularly did not pay attention. the risk at that time, up until this started in mid march to , andmarch were very low most public health problems could be solved by social distancing. they know when you sneeze and covering

also we are seeing in california, the united states almost reaching that point as well.situation that the philippines are getting to that danger zone throughout the whole country, three hospitals already turning away patients. the second time they have done this since march. it is a really important reminder, today the figures, only 11 deaths recorded in england, the lowest death toll in a 24—hour period since mid—march in this country. we do have to be prepared and ready for the second wave. let us come to the gulf use, countries are trying to develop a vaccine. we have not heard to much about what is happening in the uk with the astrazeneca project. this is quite interesting that the emirates arena 30 phase of their vaccine trial. yes, there is a world race to get this vaccine. in the emirates, there is report their own the phase of the trial which seems to be further most countries. their report is how globally we will work together because once we find them vaccine, we then have to manufacture it on the scale we need. it will be interesting to see where the work will

now the united states alleges that this chinese researcher was concealing her ties to the chinese military in other words she was working allegedly as a biologist at the university of california davis but the united states says that she has committed visa fraud charges again suspected of what the united states has said this is part of a broader malign activity friday prayers have been held in turkey's huggins of feel for the 1st time in nearly 9 decades. hundreds of thousands gathered in istanbul to mark the event last week turkish president recipe the one and it was the conversion of the building after a court ruling the u.s. has ordered inspections of 2000 boeing planes grounded by the pandemic the emergency directive from the federal aviation administration applies to u.s. registered 737 next generation and classic craft but have not flown for at least a week the regulator warned the jets may have corrosion that could lead to engine failure after it received 4 reports of unexpected shutdowns u.s. investment bank goldman sachs has agreed to pay malaysia $3900000000.00 over its role in a massive corruption scandal the payout will see all criminal charges against the bank dro

experiment is failing not only in florida but also many other states in the sunbelt of united states that includes california believe viana and texas particularly in the southernmost part of texas along its border with mexico we're seeing dire situations where that region which was already impoverished of resources now hospitals they're begging for more supplies we know the military has added some resources there as well as well as were projected morgue trucks parked behind the hospitals unfortunately those scenes play now 1st we saw that in new york now in the southern parts of the united states as these figures of infections and deaths continue to take higher yes heidi the big picture you're saying that this i mean this week the usa passed the 4000000 cases milestone over a 1000 cases of deaths a day even president trump has conceded things will get worse before they get better. that's right but you've also seen him go back and forth in his latest coronavirus briefing in which he personally attended he also downplayed the risks saying much of the country looked like it was having no problem at all and the

in the united states —— hospitals and health care workers in several states are dealing with a surge in coronavirus cases. the state of texas has nowjoined new york, florida and californiamen — so said john adams the second president of the united states. yet the us attorney general bill barr got a grilling in washington today, as democrats questioned his use of the law. from federal agents deployed in america's cities, to accusations that he does the president's bidding, mr barr faced hostile questioning from political opponents — as republicans were supportive. it was a contentious day, as aleem maqbool reports. in appearance in congress by attorney general was going to be confrontational. democrats accuse him ofaiding confrontational. democrats accuse him of aiding the president and using the justice him of aiding the president and using thejustice department him of aiding the president and using the justice department as him of aiding the president and using thejustice department as a highly politicized plaything. one issue they focused on was the deployment of outside federal forces in portland, oregon, which is in its 60th day of protest after the killing of georg

united states it what we're seeing in this is why we're seeing these jobs jobless claims rise is the fact that there is a resurgence of hope at 19 in factions in the united states states like california massive state of the west coast of the united states big driver of a caught me it also states here in this region like the just south of washington d.c. the u.s. state of virginia so with these infections rising what we're seeing are businesses closing restaurants closing and the people that would. i've been working there are getting pushed back out of their jobs so this is a big problem for this president one that so wanted to try and win reelection on his job creation but that's all been wiped out by covert nighty now you talked about that stimulus package that the republicans have agreed on the white house backs it but here's the thing it has to be passed in the house of representatives controlled by democrats and it's not clear that that's going to happen but something needs to happen quickly folly because the bottom line is that 2 really important programs that have been keeping this economy afloat workers afloat for the last few months are set to expire paycheck protection progr

like most of the united states prostitution is illegal in california. 5 kilometers from hollywood's tourist back boulevards a dark industry comes to light each night as dozens of young women are selling their bodies on the street. in the hollywood vice squad surgeon and his men are gearing up for a major operation. you know this is. the slow. of the way back to us what we're going to see. their mission tonight take down the prostitutes customers in a rush their pimps. will confirm a prostitution violation with the suspect when violation has been obtained you see outrage will get a pre-determined so. no. the police officers are going to do something that would be unthinkable in france go undercover posing as prostitutes. these agents known as undercover ears will encourage customers to pay them and catch them in the end they will also try to be recruited by pimps. they expect to make approximately 1517 arrests and arrests. and are human traffickers. western avenue is a popular spot for sex workers the 2 undercovers take their position the operation is extremely dangerous they could be assaul

national strategy where many recognized in california, early on recognized that we were competing not only with other states but other nations, including the united states, our federal partners themselves in terms of getting adequate supplies of ppe. because of the size of the state of california, again, size of 21 state populations combined, the nation's largest state, we could have either lamented that, been frustrated by that, pointing fingers at other partners or the failure of developing partnerships in this space, rather, we decided to change the game. try to be more resourceful in our mind set in terms of how we approach the issue of procurement of ppe. we announced a number of months ago, a very bold strategy to shape ppe procurement not only for the state but we thought we could accelerate the efforts for this nation by developing new and larger contracts. one of those contracts, not the only one, but one of those contracts was the company called byd. we made some bolt commitments in terms of procuring hundreds of millions of units of surgical procedure masks as n95 consistent supply chain that would come into the state of california in

especially when it comes to universities in california and tech industry issues that international students are often the ones who come to the united states and start businesses after they graduate school and in many cases have driven major entrepreneurship from california and the rest of the united states. so if all of those students say, well, the united states is just isn't worth going to anymore and choose to go elsewhere, it's us losing out on all their talent and everything they bring to this country. >> aaron, stick with us. we'll head to commercial break and continue this conversation on our facebook page and youtube page as we take this break and when we come back, we're going to talk about reports that berkeley is trying to kcircumvet this rule by how about poor fred wilson? what a shame. so soon after retiring. i hear his wife needed help with the funeral expenses. that's ridiculous! -he had social security. -when my brother died, his wife received a check from social security, all right-- for $255! the funeral costs were well over $8,000. how on earth did she pay for it? fortunately, my brother bought additional life insurance

have to go all wear masks if you don't do this this is never going to stop for california or for anybody else in the united states not the numbers they wanted to see but how is the reimposition of these restrictions being received are people complying. well that's about to we have to see about this as we know in california as well as in other states there were a lot of people on happy with the lockdown with shelter in place orders with the country actually not functioning and then using their jobs and having no income being at home trying to figure out childcare and being with their with their children they were not going to school however this is for everybody a stark reminder this is not going to get oh it's not over yet and stuff to follow i mean america has. been those well known and. the authority infectious disease already said we're just in the middle of it this is not the end so there will be reactions there will be harsh reactions on one side and the other probably from washington there won't be any good reactions coming to this and what does the situation in california tell us about the progress of the

. >>> we're following breaking news out of the coronavirus hot spots here in the united states including out in california. the state which now has more confirmed cases than any other. it just surpassed new york state. cnn's dan simon is in san francisco for us. california broke yet another record just a little while ago and it wasn't a very good record. >> reporter: it wasn't, wolf. first of all, let me explain where i am. that is the san francisco ferry building behind me a popular destination for tourists and residents. today the city shut it down. it is another blow to the economy here. you got a lot of shops there now that have to shut down. this comes as california continues to see a record number of cases, 12,807 cases in a single day. the state now has more cases than new york although new york still leads on a per capita basis. we should also point out that los angeles county now saying that coronavirus is one of the leading causes of death, out pacing flu deaths and killing more people than alzheimer's, governor newsom saying testing remains a huge problem in the state, it can take 13 to 14 days

today to talk about this grant which recognizes that unfortunately california has among the highest rates of s.t.d.s in the united states. rates are going up nationwide for chlamydia, gonorrhea and syphilis. that is true in california as well. and unfortunately in san francisco also. so this grant from the state was meant to recognize that local health jurisdictions such as san francisco need additional resources in order to try new and innovative partnerships and approaches. the emphasis that we are using this funding for is primarily on syphilis. syphilis has increased 11% between 2018 and 2019. it remains primarily an infection in san francisco among men. infections in women are increasing. and in women one of the large concerns with syphilis is the possibility of congenital syphilis transmitted from a pregnant woman to the unborn child which is one of the most devastating complications of s.t.d.s. and this has been increasing nationally and in california. and we have seen increases in women with syphilis. and had 11 pregnant women with syphilis in 2019. and of which unfortunately despite very intensive efforts by ou

fisherman snagging a shark and getting a surprise. 13 shark atacts in the united states. 2 in california and the first ever in maine on monday by a great white shark. maine and massachusetts told people just go into the water to your ankles. be safe. >> dana: maybe just my toes. that's as far as i would go. thank you, laura. ferguson, missouri on edge after a prosecutor announced the former police officers who shot and killed 18-year-old michael brown in 2014 won't face charges. mike has more. >> the protests have been minimal. we don't know of any reports of destruction. a small crowd gathered outside of the ferguson market. there was not a lot of destruction. all of this comes after the new st. louis prosecutor decided not to move forward with charges against the white police officers who shot and killed mike brown. >> i want to be clear that our investigation did not exonerate willis. the question whether we can prove a case at trial is different than clearing him of any and all wrongdoing. there are so many points at which dan wilson could have handled the situation differently and m