well, that suggests, victor, that the system is all wrong.e testify that if we're going to change this culture and behavior, policing in america, we have to start at the top with the federal government. and we have to look at the municipalities and cities and their contracts with the unions to continue to allow bad cops to either keep their jobs with that department after they brutalized or kill a black person, or just move to another police department like tamir rice. you see that so often. >> you know, you bring up a point that i was going to bring up later but it overlaps. so let me introduce it now, at least 20 cities or municipalities have now or are in the process of banning choke holds, not teaching choke holds in the academies. i think we have a map that we can put up of those, here they are, on the screen. former officers for the nypd, daniel pantaleo was seen using a choke hold on eric garner, stayed five years, never faced any charges. what is the practical efficacy, or strength of these bans, if they're not being used anyway, they

>> reporter: good morning, victor. look, the protests went on until about 3:30 this morning in atlanta before finally sort of spreading out and everybody going home. but, look, we have seen the pain, the exhaustion, the anger boiling over on the streets of atlanta since the death of george floyd. when the video that we're about to show you was posted on social media on friday night, that anger exploded. i do want to warn you, this video is very disturbing and you will likely find it difficult to watch. >> protests grew in atlanta last night over a deadly police shooting. a new name being championed. rayshard brooks. fatally shot by police at a fast food drive-through in atlanta. protesters shut down an interstate and set fire at and near the wendy's restaurant where brooks was killed. earlier police used tear gas and a flash-bang to clear the area. police were called around 10:30 p.m. friday night about a man sleeping in a car in a wendy's drive-through. that man, brooks, failed a field sobriety test and resisted arres

christi, victor?> response from the democrats, what are you hearing? >> last night, jerry nadler said he would welcome jeffrey berman to testify next week. chuck schumer, the senate minority leader, is issued a statement where he said the late friday night dismissal reeks of potential corruption in the legal process. what is angering president trump? a previous action by this u.s. attorney or one that is on going? so raising questions again about the motivations behind this attempt or first step toward a firing? christi, victor? >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> a former homicide prosecutor in new york and cnn legal analyst with us now. paul, so good to see you again. we know that sndy is regarded as one of the most independent prosecutorial offices in the u.s. with that said, what power does berman have to fight for his position? >> berman is in a remarkably strong position because he essentially was appointed by the district court judges of the federal district that he sits in. that happened b

lou: victor, we've got to wrap it here.ontinue this conversation because it's critically important to the nation, and they are, also as you say, they're conveying to the american people that mark's mar, the defense secretary the, works for milley, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, and his friends who have retired. we'll be back with much more, and thanks to victor davis hanson. he'll be joining us one of marco...! polo! marco...! polo! marco...! polo! marco...! polo! marco...! polo! sì? marco...! polo! scusa? marco...! polo! ma io sono marco polo, ma playing "marco polo" with marco polo? surprising. ragazzini, io sono marco polo. sì, sono qui what's not surprising? geico helping you save even more on car and motorcycle insurance. ahhh... polo. marco...! polo! now get an extra 15% credit when you switch before october 7th. ♪. lou: that's it for us tonight. thanks for being with us. programing note, congressman jim jordan, general jack keane among our guests here tomorrow. reminder follow me on twitter the lou dobbs

>> reporter: good morning, victor and christi.arlier this week the white house wanted 10,000 active duty troops to patrol the streets of d.c. when we were seeing active destruction in parts of the protests that were spiraling out of control. president trump was advocating a crackdown not just in the nation's capital but in parts of the country. he was not liking what he was seeing. defense secretary mark esper and chairman of the joint chiefs of staff pushed back on the president's demands. esper eventually did send 1600 active duty troops on to the streets of d.c. acquiescing in part to the white house's demands. but there were already national guardsmen out there. none were needed and they started to go home thursday night. slowly phasing out the national guardsmen. the white house yesterday issuing a strong statement of support for esper after he ended up on shaky ground. on wednesday, he broke publicly with the president saying he did not support the use of active duty troops. that touched off speculation, victor and christi t

lou: victor, we've got to wrap it here.ck soon, and let's continue this conversation because it's critically important to the nation, and they are, also as you say, they're conveying to the american people that mark's mar, the defense secretary the, works for milley, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, and his friends who have retired. we'll be back with much more, and thanks to victor davis hanson. he'll be joining us one of these evenings soon. we'll be right back. . . . ♪ ♪ we've always put safety first. ♪ ♪ and we always will. ♪ ♪ for people. ♪ ♪ for the future. and there has never been a summer when it's mattered more. wherever you go, summer safely. get zero percent apr financing for up to five years on select models and exclusive lease offers. ♪. lou: that's it for us tonight. thanks for being with us. programing note, congressman jim jordan, general jack keane among our guests here tomorrow. reminder follow me on twitter the lou dobbs and instagram at "lou dobbs tonight." have a good night. see you tomorrow.

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i'm victor blackwell. >> and i'm bianna golodryga.n the fight against the coronavirus, the data shows that the u.s. is concerning and a big reality that officials are just not waking up to. >> vice president mike pence says all 50 states and territories are opening up safely and responsibly, but 11 states have now paused to roll back their opening plans, bianna. >> the vice president also claims that the curve has been flattened. you can see for yourself, it has not. yesterday, the u.s. saw the single highest day of new covid-19 cases. and 125,000 americans have died. well in a sign of how the world views those numbers, the european union is reportedly close to finalizing an idea to block block american travelers. >> here in the u.s., the debate over private safety continues. the airlines have been told to goal heat with revising a plan to contact trace contacters. we've got a lot to cover here with polo sandoval. he's following the latest for us. let's start with the reality across the country. we'll get to what we're hearing from th

absolutely, victor.specially when you consider that just recently about five states reported they're one of the more significant upticks in covid cases here in new york, though, quite the difference here. with a test positivity rate of less than 1%. >> over half of the country seeing coronavirus cases surge this weekend. the u.s. a month ago, this is it today. red highlighting the states seeing increases. florida continues to shatter its own record of daily covid cases. on saturday, that figure surpassed 9500 people. that's already more than italy ever saw in a single day when that country was considered the global epicenter of the pandemic in march. the sunshine state is also on track to beat new york's highest single-day increase. a title florida may soon have. miami-dade's mayor ordering the beaches to close for the july 4th holiday. >> without a doubt, a spike in the 18 to 34-year-old and 35 to 44-year-old group. those two groups have really spike way up >> as the numbers rise, florida governor ron d

>> victor oquendo leading us off tonight. victor, thank you. >>> of course, the other major story we're following tonight, the alarming surge of coronavirus. new records set in texas, california and arizona. dr. anthony fauci today causing it a disturbing surge. hospitalizations are up in 21 states. texas, for example, with more than 5,000 cases in just the past 24 hours. texas children's hospital now prepared to take in adult patients. california with the highest daily increase ever, more than 5,000 new cases there. and florida tonight with more than 3,000 new cases, two more counties now voting to require masks. and in arizona, where the president is tonight, a 20% increase in deaths. as thousands now prepare to gather to hear the president. many in line, many with no masks. and they explain why right here tonight. abc's matt gutman now from arizona. >> reporter: dr. anthony fauci, today with a stark warning about the coronavirus. >> right now, the next couple of weeks are going to be critical in our ability to address thos

victor, thank you so much. great to see you. something we will bring you tomorrow night. raymondee arroyo on the streetsf santa monica, i was with him, talking to business owners whose lives and businesses were destroyed in the looting. are you sick and tired of looking and feeling heavy? probioslim promotes healthy digestion and helps you lose weight. patented probiotics ease constipation, gas, and bloating, while powerful egcg burns fat and calories. unleash your potential with probioslim, the #1 probiotic fat burner at walmart. >> laura: our own raymond arroya hit the streets in santa monica where he spoke to the left radical violence. >> for us, we work really hard to build up this business 30 years and for me, watching what they did is not acceptable. >> we are the innocent here. we are a small business and her. we are a small business and how are we going to recover from this, i don't even know. they won more on that tomorrow night. that is all the time we have tonight, ramen and the fantastic "fox news @ night" have all t

vÍctor: los tiburones aquÍ en miami llevan mucho tiempo estando aquÍ, lo que pasa es que generalmentee lo sucedido. raÚl: no sabÍa nada sobre tiburones, ni nada. es la primera vez que venimos a la playa desde que estamos en cuarentena. juan: no estÁ comprobado, pero quizÁ la soledad y el silencio de la cuarentena en las playas de la florida sean la razÓn para su visita. vÍctor: yo creo que la pandemia puede que haya hecho que algunos tiburones tengan mÁs confianza en acercarse a zonas de muy poca profundidad. juan: en el pasado raÚl escobar los habÍa visto. raÚl: antes yo he venido a la playa y han habido tiburones, pero la gente se sale y salimos todos. juan: no es el Único que se los ha cruzado. guillermo quero, quien a menudo visita las playas con su pequeÑo hijo, tambiÉn los ha visto. guillermo: estuve en el agua, vi un tiburÓn, pero no, nadÉ lejos del tiburÓn, claro. la otra direcciÓn del tiburÓn. juan: con pandemia o no, con encierro o actividad cada verano los tiburones llegan a estas zonas. guillermo: si ves un tiburÓn tienes que salirte del agua, avisarle a todo el mundo y de

we lost victor. there you are. the george bush presidential library, which tweets for president bush sent out a statement about basically empathizing with the protesters and coming it was kind of fine, but it was sleights of trump without mentioning trump and i -- as i talked to myself, wait a second, who was -- all these wars we got into it and then of course outsourcing all these jobs to china. trump comes in and says i want to but american workers first, including the people who are most disadvantaged. and so while obama and bush and all these guys are piling on right now in their own way, donald trump has delivered the results for the african-american community like no president i've seen in a long, long time. >> very quickly, laura. when he got the unappointed rate down to 5.4 for african-americans, that was an empathetic act. that meant millions of people for the first time had employers bidding for their services. that's an act of dignity. suddenly their labor meant something because people wanted them and t

>>> this is "new day" weekend with victor blackwell and christi paul. >>> good morning to you. hope you're doing well on this saturday. we're always glad to have you. this morning there's a message from health officials that the coronavirus pandemic is not over. there's concern about several states reporting a growing number of new cases and the cdc reiterating this morning their latest guidelines including to stay apart from others with face coverings and try not to share objects. >> despite that guidance from his administration, the president still plans to hold a rally next weekend but he now says he'll push back this event in tulsa, oklahoma by a single day. of course that's after criticism it was set for june 19th, juneteenth. sara westwood, what is the president saying about this decision to push that rally back? >> reporter: good morning. president trump announcing in a tweet late last night that he had decided to move the date of his rally, his first post-pandemic rally in tulsa, oklahoma in those series of tweets the president said he received a lot of outreach from hi

victor, thank you so much. great to see you.moments a sneak peek of something we will bring you tomorrow night. raymond arroyo on the streets of santa monica come i was with him, talking to business owners whose lives and businesses were destroyed in the looting. we won our own ramen with a rural hit the streets in santa monica where he spoke to the left radical violence. >> for us, we work really hard to build up this business 30 years and for me, watching what they did is not acceptable. >> we are the innocent here. we are a small business and how are we going to recover from this, i don't even know. they won more on that tomorrow night. that is all the time we have tonight, ramen and the fantastic "fox news @ night" have all the details, take it from here, shannon. >> shannon: laura, thank you so much. we will start in alanna where we are trying to run down scores of police officers refusing to show up for works and protest of the 11 charges including felony murder against prior to police officer and rolfe could be sentenced

for training leader of dung shopping and has a deep understanding of the communist party victor gao welcome the chinese foreign ministry has said angered forces caught provoked and attacked chinese personnel in the governor valley in love dark where this violent incident happened so this is all india's fault is it. well 1st of all it is very unfortunate for china and india to have this. confrontation along the very long very obvious border secondly the fact that. deaths occurred on both sides or was is extremely unfortunate and 3rd point is that fortunately no cons have been fired between the troops of the 2 countries and from the chinese perspective of top priority is to calm down and to deescalate and neither china nor india want to have a war between the 2 largest populations in the world a war would be detrimental to both countries and i think the top priority is to negotiate a peaceful settlement of the border conflict between the 2 countries but also on parky reduce talked about deaths on both sides china hasn't confirmed any reports of deaths on each side what do you know. we

victor and christi. >> sarah westwood, live at the white house. thank you, sarah. >>> for the officer who shot and killed rayshard brooks is waking up in jail today. as the georgia lawmaker says he believes the charges against him are purely political. we have the charges against him. stay close. get zero percent financing and make no payments for up to 90 days on all 2020 lexus models. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. experience amazing anolon pioneered the hard- anodized non-stick pan. we spent 35 years perfecting it. we put non-stick inside and out, so it's easier to clean. we invented an induction-ready, extra-thick aluminum base, so it can take the heat. then we added an edge-to-edge stainless steel bottom, so it's truly dishwasher-safe. most importantly, we made it for you. anolon. the ultimate nonstick. get yours at anolon.com anolon. the ultimate nonstick. can attack anywhere. get fast relief here with primatene mist. available over the counter for mild ashtma. primatene mist. breathe easy again. ♪ >>> my overwhelming feeling about

let's bring in our panel joining us from moscow victor owner of it the lead expert at the center for actual politics in clear alexi iran professor of comparative politics at kiev academy and in berlin leon effects program director in the international politics department at the corba foundation welcome to you all i want to start in moscow with victor all of it victor this seems to be business as usual the russians don't seem to care that the sanctions have been extended in fact they're actually expecting them is that the right position. well it's a pragmatic position on the part of the russian government the kremlin understands very well that the sanctions that have been introduced by washington and by brussels in those 2014. following the beginning of the ukrainian crisis that the are not going to be lifted unless significant change is going to be needed from both sides from both the mosque by both moscow and kiev and at this point neither side is people cared for to compromise enough to change the facts on the ground so every time that the sanctions continued. further. fear that co

victor davis hanson and dinesh d'souza a message for donald trump and the g.o.p. and they all need to hear it. also tonight just how far with the left like to go? a new survey is revealing that the majority of liberals would support getting rid of -- are you ready -- mount rushmore. south dakota governor kristi noem said not on my watch, not happening. she joins us tonight. raymond arroyo is here with talking video of protesters attacking citizens with a statue in st. louis including ann elderly man who is praying and joe biden's disappearing act continues. all of that and more in "seen and unseen." but first a call to the patriots and that is the focus of tonight's "angle." and our nation is under attack. there is no other way to describe what is going on right now. businesses are being burned down. historic markers defaced law enforcement defamed, and people are being threatened with having careers ruined and lives turned upside down if they speak out. but it is time like these and i mentioned this a moment ago to "hannity," we need to look to the wisdom of the

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at china's sue chow university victor welcome back to the program good to have you this law the timing of it it's been passed on the eve of the anniversary of the british handover of hong kong to china how significant how much does not play into what beijing is saying here. well this national security law enacted for hong kong is a milestone in hong kong and will serve the purpose of men to need stability and making sure that the one country 2 system can continue to thrive up to 2047 we've seen the turmoil and the violence and the attack on rule of law in hong kong over the past one year and you can see very clearly there have been very obvious for ring finger prints in the tamo in hong kong and this is exactly this national security law is aimed about that is anti subversion anti treason for example and making sure that the one country 2 system is fully abided by and to have it in acted on the eve of the anniversary the 23rd anniversary of the transfer of sovereignty back for a u.k. to china is even more significant and this will be very highly recorded in history of hong kong and i t

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victor. >> ben wedeman for us in rome., thank you so much. >>> there are a lot of people looking to faith leaders for a message of hope and guidance during times of crisis. our next guest says that churches need to do more to prepare for and respond to racial crises in the communities and congregations. he explores how to do that. he lays out a plan in his new book, "there's a storm coming: how the american church can -- reverend dorrell briscoe. pastor, good to see you again. >> great to see you. >> we talked a lot about the sectors of criminal justice and housing and education and health care and how they can contribute to fixing this breach or closing it. you say and your book takes a narrow focus on the church and their communities. sit the scope for us first. >> absolutely. my book is called there's a storm coming. i grew up in florida. if you grow up in florida. when someone says there's a storm coming. that means there's a hurricane in the atlantic or the gulf and you've got to take proactive measures to be prepared

vÍctor medina se llevÓ una real pesadilla cerca de las 12:40 de la madrugada, cuando tres sujetos.oad, en san josÉ. llamÓ al 911. >> . habÍa tres sospechosos, todos estaban en la casa y uno estaba afuera. julio: los 2 metros que estÁn dentro del hogar no se entregaron a la policÍa, entonces arremetieron contra vÍctor y uno de sus familiares. gracias a que el sobrino escapÓ y pudo hablarle a la policÍa, los agentes pudieron entender la distribuciÓn de la casa para saber cÓmo entrar y rescatar a la familia que tenÍan de rehenes. >> fue mÁs o menos hasta las 7:00 de la maÑana, hasta que entramos a la casa. julio: afortunadamente, nadie necesitÓ hospitalización y no hubo heridas graves. >> todo saliÓ bien, estamos agradecidos de tener a los tres sospechosos en custodia. >> la policÍa ingresÓ a los sospechosos a la cÁrcel del condado de santa clara,donde los identificaron como daniel michael salazar de 29 aÑos, andrew steven maldonado y alfredo sÁnchez moreno. segÚn el sargento garcÍa, los sospechosos ahora enfrentan cargos de robo, encarcelamiento falso, asalto y agresiÓn. si tiene mÁs

victor pu victor put it so well when he said the dignity they have shown as they walk through this pathbringing in, they know the difference, the attention that george floyd brought to these issues and they are inviting the world in to look, sara, and to join in this celebration of his life. it's amazing. it is remarkable. >> reporter: it is. it is remarkable but i want to say that so many families have done this, have been dignified and i don't think we can even put that sort of pressure on these families. these families are suffering so if they're dignified or not doesn't matter. they want people to see that suffering because they want it to end for the next person in this country. >> let's bring back van jones. you have helped families in this situation, this position after a police killing or by a vigilante in other cases. talking to me about those conversations and what the goals are of those families as we watch this one invite the country into this moment. >> you know, it's almost impossible to understand what it means to kiss your loved one good-bye, text them, say something to

this is the province for which mother james is the victor for advancement. if you take a look at this, you will see every kind of resource we are finding out about. the dominicans and what they do. a little pitcher here of some gentleman who looked very much like our guest today. wonderful website. easy to find. slight number two then is from the church in san francisco that is the parish of which mother michael is the pastor. it looks like the guys from abby road are crossing. this is the most beautiful catholic website you will ever see. by the way, two beautiful churches in san francisco i would say. so take a look. gentlemen, let's talk about this. because i have i think any catholic who lives around herei then he hr about, you get the news from the dominicans oh, we have 20 new locations is here. >> i am thinking, the dominicans seem to be doing something right. tell me what's going on. >> first of all there is success in our ministry sites. push in place of the conventional wisdom says san francisco is a pre-secondary city. we have got the plastic chur

victor joining us now from miami. and victor, several cities are cracking down on their own, making masks mandatory, despite the lack of a statewide order. >> reporter: that's right. florida's governor does not want to issue a statewide mask requirement. so local officials are taking the lead. some of the biggest cities in the state like miami, ft. lauderdale, and orlando with mask orders. we'll see if others follow suit. palm beach set to vote on masks later this week. >> victor, thank you. >>> now to the campaign rally in tulsa. president trump's first since the pandemic began. the president spending father's day at the golf course after last night's crowd fell far short of capacity. this, as a new abc news poll shows 58% of americans disapprove of his handling of the coronavirus response. and while the president did not address race and justice in his remarks, he did raise eyebrows with what he said about testing for the virus. rachel scott is in tulsa again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, allies are rushing to the

. >>> this is "new day" weekend with victor blackwell and christi paul. >>> beautiful view of atlanta there. hope the sun is shining wherever you are today. thank you so much for keeping us company this morning here. the coronavirus pandemic, we want to let you know, it is not over. that is the message from health officials this morning. amid concerns about several states reporting a growing number of new cases and the cdc reiterating their latest guidelines including staying apart from others, wearing face coverings and asking us not to share objects. >> also this morning a reversal from the president on when he'll hold this first rally after this pause in tulsa, oklahoma. he says he's going push it back a day after criticism it was schedule for june 19th, juneteenth a holiday that commemorates the end of slavery in the u.s.. let's go straight to washington. sara westwood is with us. sara, what is the president saying about why he decided to push this back? >> reporter: well, good morning. president trump said he decided to move the date of his rally that was scheduled for friday, ju

victor davis hanson, lara logan will have more on this throughout the hour. also tonight, he's called l.a.'s mayor, eric garcetti, what did we call him? we call them unstable. jamie mcbride, director of the los angeles police protective league is here to tell us why. and raymond arroyo is here with the serious backlash congressional democrats are facing over what critics call an insensitive photo op in which famous looney tunes character is being censored now. seen and unseen ahead. but first, the new new normal, that's the focus of tonight's ankle. remember at the beginning of the lockdown when i warned you about how the democrats and their allies in the media would try to use the excuse of the pandemic to keep the economy closed as long as possible and then voiced a new normal on us? >> as a society, just forget about shaking hands, we don't need to shake hands. >> everything that comes in the house, i wipe it down. >> it's just an opportunity to make it easier for folks out there. >> will will return to normal? i don't think we returned to normal. >> come

i'm christi paul, good morning. >> i'm victor blackwell. good to be with you. >> a lot of climate change and calls for it -- change and calls for it echoing across the nation for the 11th straight night now. thousands of protesters are out there. we're not just talking in the united states. we're talking about protesters around the world. >> and much of this focus is on police brutality and law enforcement here in america. some elements of the law enforcement culture are in question over the last few days. we've seen police fire teargas and rubber bullets in some cases at nonviolent protesters. there's an investigation right now after a 75-year-old man was allegedly shoved to the ground. >> hours from now, there are thousands of people expected at a memorial for the man you see there, george floyd. this memorial going on in north carolina. his death is what sparked a renewed focus on racial injustice right now. >> this afternoon, there is a large demonstration scheduled in d.c. you see the walls, barricades are going up, fencing is already

there's no protagonist in the story, victor. there's a lot of actors that seem to be doing things that, frankly, we should be worried about. >> with that said, i want to ask how concerned are you about any information that might be in this book that would get out and how much credence do you give to the book in whole? >> the fact of the matter is, christi, even if there isn't classified information in this book, it's payday for putin and enemies around the world. what he writes in the book is not only terrifying, it looks like it may be true based upon the president's track record. from the excerpts alone, we have learned that president trump allegedly solicited foreign election interference, tried to -- by being pro-concentration camps for muslim minorities. told erdogan to look into a case -- we're seeing things that unfortunately we've seen from the president before. looking for foreign election interference to help himself. being transactional when it comes to our law enforcement and legal system. and not being a proponent o

bodily injury against each other again victor go joining us from beijing joining us now. devenish a good to see you indian prime minister more the was being criticized earlier for not speaking about the border clash but he has since then spoken what has he said. modu shots being fired he basically wiped out that india is jenny to get 15 reply if he led up to the statement then to be chippy asserting that india is supposed to nature that is now well the white population that india has always tried to block in cooperation with its neighbors however well it is also when you talk to act the sovereignty and often standing and act the sacrifice of this always just kids will not go in this boss is trying to respond to widespread quantised what events that have been seen on social media and media house. and amongst the public to engender that sentiment is quite angry but on the other hand it also looks like yes well it is going to amarillo to stablish members trying to do you believe that we must do yes going to the mosque doctors out to die i know and interesting aspect of this

victor blackwell is out front live in atlanta. we are now hearing that he is not going to seek the death penalty as a punishment? >> that's correct. paul howard confirmed on cnn he will not be seeking the death penalty for ex-officer garrett rolfe. one of the 11 charges rolfe faces is felony murder which is punishable by death. he did not go far as to say he would not seek life in prison without parole. just before 3:30 today rolfe turned himself in. he's been in custody ever since. the d.a. has asked for him to be held without bail. we learned moments ago he waived his first appearance. it'll be a while before we see that ex-officer. again, the other officer on the scene last friday night, officer devon brosnan, he bonded out on a $50,000 signature bond, was if had and out pretty quickly. and one more thing about officer brosnan, there was that confusion about this time yesterday when we heard from his attorney saying that his client had not agreed to be a state's witness, had not agreed to testify against officer rolfe. what we

we have to stay smart. >> victor oquendo joins us now from miami. we see people behind you dining out. the cdc releasing new guidelines for eating out and even on those all-important family cookouts? >> reporter: that's right, tom. as americans return to some sense of normalcy. the cdc advising check with the restaurant before going, make sure the employees are wearing some kind of mask. if you're heading to a cookout, it's safer to bring your own food. remember, always wear some kind of face covering and try to maintain social distancing. >> victor oquendo with those new guidelines. thank you. >>> despite coronavirus concerns president trump is returning to the campaign trail next week with a major rally in tulsa, oklahoma. although dr. anthony fauci one of the president's virus task force says it's still not safe for large gathering like this one. that's not the only concern for the rally. the president is under fire for when and where it's taking place. here's jonathan karl. >> reporter: as the president prepares to hold his first political rally

>> victor oquendo again with us tonight. victor, thank you. >>> now to major developments late today in the kobe bryant helicopter crash investigation. the preliminary report from the ntsb just in tonight. and what we've now learned. here's adrienne bankert. >> reporter: tonight, the new report on the crash that killed kobe bryant, his 13-year-old daughter gianna and seven others, including their pilot, who in their final moments told air traffic control they were climbing to 4,000 feet. but in reality, they were falling, according to the ntsb, evidence that the veteran pilot may have been disoriented in the fog. this and other details part of more than 1,000 pages of ow mad including text messages sent from the pilot, ara zobayan, one of bryant's preferred pilots.se who flew for the nba champion had to be thoroughly vetted and on an approved list of pilots, and that the aircraft was required to be a dual-engine helicopter. leading up to the flight, employees with o.c. helicopter and kobe's driver talked about weather and lo

>> victor oquendo with those new cdc guidelines. vic, thank you. >>> despite coronavirus concerns president trump is returning to the campaign trail next week with a major rally in tulsa, oklahoma. even though dr. anthony fauci of the president's virus task force says it's still not safe for large gathering like this one. but that's not the only concern for the rally. the president is under fire about when and where it's taking place. here's jonathan karl. >> reporter: as the president prepares to hold his first political rally in months, the government's top expert on coronavirus has a stark warning. attending a rally is risky. >> the best way that you can avoid either acquiring or transmitting infection is to avoid crowded places, to wear a mask whenever you're outside. >> reporter: dr. fauci is equally blunt in warning those who attend protests around the country. >> when you start to chant and shout, even though the instinct is to pull the mask down, which you see, don't do that, because there is a risk there and it's a real ris

victor oquendo is in florida. >> green flag! >> reporter: tonight, nascar going full throttle in the race for equality, welcoming back a select group of fans but not the confederate flag. >> that company has done more in one week for racial equality than it had done in the past 70 years. >> nascar has overcome covid-19, fans are back at the track for the first time today, and battling social and racial injustice. >> reporter: with a car bearing irit's ck lives matter hashtag, only full-time black driver, leading the charge for change. >> this is about our brothers and our sisters that are suffering through a lot, and you look at the confederate flag and how, yes, it may mean heritage to most, but to a group that is in a lot of pain right now, the african-american community is in a lot of pain. that's a symbol of hate. >> reporter: and tonight, a veteran in attendance welcoming the new era. >> i'm happy that nascar has finally realized there are so many other people that probably want to come to the track but they didn't feel com

victor, great to have you with us. victor, i want to start where we left off.nd that is with the generals, whether it is milley, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, whether it's the defense secretary. these people are talking as if they're running an hr department rather than the united states army and the united states military. it's deeply troubling. and as you pointed out, they were extremely unspecific in talking about the president is violating the constitution. that's pure bunkham and they have to know it and that means they're lying. your reaction when they say -- i mean, they are spewing nonsense here. >> yeah. i mean, most of them are retired. but what it -- give an example of barack obama. he fired five four star generals. he fired general cartwright, general mattis, general flynn, he fired general crystal. he did violate the constitution in some sense when he refused a congressional subpoena. we uponized the irs to punish political enemies. he siced the doj and cia on a political campaign. none of the people who were fired stood up and said th

>> victor oquendo showing us the science and the research tonight. victor, thank you. >>> the european union reopens its borders to visitors from 15 countries tomorrow, but the u.s. did not make the list. eu officials citing the surge in cases here at home. abc's james longman joins us now from london. and james, no american tourists means no american tourist dollars, either. >> reporter: that's right, tom. this is a blow on both sides of the atlantic. europe's famous landmarks and beaches are normally a magnet for american tourists and a major source of income here, but travelers from the u.s. will not be allowed into europe when borders reopen tomorrow. america joins russia and brazil on a long list of countries considered too risky. 15 countries will be allowed, as you say, including canada and australia. now, the decision was based on a number of things like the ratio of infections, the trend in cases and sufficient social distancing measures. so, what this means, it's likely direct flights from the united states to europe will be canceled. it's

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look, they raced out of the gate to reopen to be very frank, victor.hey opened up businesses across the state and people here are certainly paying the price. they are seeing the new record shattered day after day for new cases. two-week trajectory of hospitalizations on the rise. i'm in front of texas medical center in houston, this is often billed as the largest medical complex in the world. earlier this week they announced that their icu beds were at 100% capacity. we're seeing similar stats around the city as hospitals prepare to turn to their surge capacity. they, of course, have had months to prepare for another surge, another spike, but nobody wanted to. this is a city that recognizes that they already went through hard times in march and april. they thought they were on the other side of this. but this is a state that has not mandated individuals to wear masks in public as randi pointed out in florida. instead, they have come to the conclusion they would allow municipalities to enforce guidelines to require businesses to require masks for the pe