that are light enough to be picked up by the air then they couldn't go further than 2 meters the w.h.o. house actually a good knowledge that it's knowledge there all along but it continues to say that this airborne transmission is less common than. just 2 examples one is when you've got people sitting in a choir or in a karaoke bar 2nd situation is where you got people in very confined quarters and with the air circulation not really bringing in fresh air and worry is that then you can get circulation of particles that can cause disease but those are exceptional though not normal situation. i would like all countries to do everything possible to avoid further stringent lockdowns physical distancing face protection and hygiene this virus is here to stay. just like 203530 years ago this new virus called h r i became alarmed causing aids and it here to stay so cobi is here to stay we have to learn to live with this virus and get on with our lives despite the fact that it's really dangerous and unpleasant the only way in which these pirates could possibly disappear visit be eradicated and that wi

knowledge that you can have small particles that airborne and yes there are w.h.o. house actually knowledge that it all along but it continues to say that this airborne transmission is less common. the chancellor has released his long awaited summer statement with an emergency mini budget to help the british economy recover from the coronavirus crisis among the measures is a 1000 pound bonus for businesses that retain their furloughed staff through to generally once the scheme ends in november a youth job creation scheme will pay businesses over $6000.00 pounds to create new jobs for 16 to 24 year olds $2000000000.00 pounds in grants will be made available to make homes more energy efficient with a further $1000000000.00 to retrofit public buildings the housing market will be stimulated with a temporary cut to stamp duty until march the 31st with average savings of 4 half 1000 pounds for property buyers and the troubled hospitality sector will be boosted by slashing vietti from 20 percent to 5 percent for 6 months as well as a 10 percent discount for all to spend in resta

knowledge that you can have small particles that airborne and yes w.h.o. house actually knowledge that it all along but it continues to say that this airborne transmission is less common. the chancellor has released his long awaited some a statement with an emergency mini budget to help the british economy recover from the coronavirus crisis among the measures is a 1000 pound bonus for businesses that retain their furloughed staff through to generate once the scheme ends in november a youth job creation scheme will pay businesses over $6000.00 pounds to create new jobs for 16 to 24 year olds $2000000000.00 pounds in grants will be made available to make homes more energy efficient with a further 1000000000 pounds to retrofit public buildings housing market will be stimulated by the temperate can't stand g.d. until march 31st with average savings of 4 and a half 1000 pounds for property buys the troubled hospitality sector will be boosted by slashing v.a.d. from 20 percent to 5 percent for 6 months as well as a 10 percent discount for all to spend in restaurants

knowledge that you can know how small particles that are born and yes there are w.h.o. house actually knowledge that it all along but it continues to say that this airborne transmission is less common. the chance of as released his long awaited summer statement with an emergency mini budget helped the british economy recover from the coronavirus crisis among the measures 8000 pounds bonus for businesses that retain their furloughed staff through the general once the scheme ends in november a youth job creation scheme will pay businesses over $6000.00 pounds to create new jobs for 16 to 24 year olds $2000000000.00 pounds in grants will be made available to make homes more energy efficient with a further $1000000000.00 to retrofit public buildings and the housing market will be stimulated with a temporary cut to stamp duty until march 31st with average savings afford a half 1000 pounds for property buyers and the troubled hospitality sector will be boosted by slashing v.a.d. from 20 percent to 5 percent for 6 months as well as a 10 percent discount for all to spend in restauran

the white house makes good on his threat to leave the w.h.o. stalls aseopening u.s.ases approach 3 million. the hong kong dollar pack is in the firing line. trump advisors want to destabilize the peg. slums, as concerns grow about washington may punish hong kong-based banks. the u.k. chancellor unveils the government's plan to pull the economy out of its deepest slump in centuries. boris johnson says the u.k. is ready to leave the e.u. without a trade deal. manus: the line from the vice chair, clarida is that there is more we can do, more forward guidance. nehra.orning, nejra: good morning. if we look at markets, we were seeing some gains in asia, we china.e to see them in we saw some green on the screen for u.s. futures after the index closed lower yesterday. now those gains have been given up. seeing in negative print for european futures, they'll. interestingly, i made the risk-off sentiment in equities, the 10 year yield is higher. the dollar is absolutely steady. gold getting a lift after the fed comments as well. getting very close to $1800 an ounce, study in t

w.h.o. and chinese officials. the leading republican on houseffairs, mike mccaul, tells "the washington free beacon" he is glad the world health organization is "finally admitting to the world the truth." they never reported the outbreak to the w.h.o., in violation of w.h.o. regulations. the question now is whether they will continue their false propaganda campaign that continues to claim they warned the world, or whether they will come clean and begin to work with the world health community to get to the bottom of this deadly pandemic. katie, i want to go to you first, because this is happening, new developing information is happening, as you well know, as the u.s. intelligence community still has an ongoing active investigation into the origins of this virus. what china knew about it, and when, and what it disclosed to the rest of the world. we are still standing by waiting to hear the results of that. >> katie: yeah, we continue to see that china did not engage in any kind of transparency, that the world health organization was complicit in s

w.h.o. on day one in the white house if, of course, he wins. bret? >> kristin fisher live on the north lawn, thank you. the government pouring another $1.6 billion to try to develop a vaccine for the coronavirus. tonight, more than four dozen hospitals in florida are reporting that their intensive care units have now reached capacity. jonathan serrie reports tonight from atlanta. >> is new coronavirus cases surge across the south and west, nearly one in every 100 floridians has now been infected. starting wednesday, miami-dade county will suspend short-term vacation rentals and indoor dining at restaurants. >> was going to happen to these business owners? we don't know. >> after meeting with health advisors, the mayor tweeted "we arrived at a compromise to keep gyms and fitness studios open. all doing activities inside must wear a mask or do strenuous training at outside, staying 10 feet feet apart without mass." more than two and a half million visitors last year, announced they are canceling the event for the first time since world war ii. in new y

w.h.o. >>> the president is scheduled to meet with mexico's president at the white house today. they will be celebrating the new north america free trade deal. it went into effect july 1. and this is the mexico's president first trip abroad since taking office. and justin trudeau concerns. >>> a prayer service is planned in san francisco today for young people killed by gun violence. and that includes 6-year-old jace young. his grieving family is now pleading for help to find his killer. loved ones and the mayor surrounded jace's parents yesterday as they appealed for help. jace was with his older sister in the bay view on the fourth of july when he was killed. >> jace was different. my son was different. my son mattered. my son was going to be somebody. >> no more death, no more destruction in the black community! we got a chance to do something different! >> a mand survived. police say that this was not a random shooting but the victims were not the intended targets. right now there are no suspects. the archdiocese of san francisco will lead the prayer service for jace today.

house. the embers, the sniffles, the hospitalizations because of elective surgeries. the chinese conspiracy theories. blaming w.h.o. this is an administration that refuses to engage and do anything about this. the states are more or less on their own and getting back to fema and ppe support, but there is no national strategy, road map, or any interest in inaugurating a plan. >>> according to harvard researchers this morning, five states are flashing read. arizona, florida, louisiana, south carolina, and georgia. they feel they should have mandatory stay at home orders now. they're no longer organizational in those five states that that's what the governors should do. do you agree? >> we're in a public health crisis. we have to go to lock down in multiple states. this is an opportunity now to fix things. to bring the entire nation back down to containment mode or something that resembles it. something where you can conduct public health. right now you can't do contact tracing when you have this rapid assent of cases. what we need to do is have a national strategy and roadmap where we look at every state and say thi

thern first time attorney general william barr testified over the house judiciary, he did not testify during his tenure in the george w.h.ostration, he is threatened with the subpoena and financially impeachment by democrat chair jerry nadler if he did not testify, but jim jordan said what started the democrat attacksks on ag barr ws when ag barr said a year ago the democrats did buy him a trump team, right out of the gate he went on a house democrats and tried to discredit him over the investigations and abuses of power during the obama administration in the michael flynn pro. let's listen. >> it was established by the documents that the fbi agent interviewed him did not believe that he thought he was lying. but thehe council concluded, the only purpose of the interview, the only purpose was to try to catch him insane something that they could then say was a lie. therefore there was not -- the interview was untethered to any legitimate investigation. liz: that is ag barr talking about the michael flynn case, let's welcome house judiciary doug collins. it's great to have you back on, your take on how it all went down? >>

speaker of the house nancy pelosi strongly criticized president trump's decision to leave the w.h.o. act of true senselessness. and i will ask her about that tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. eastern when speaker pelosi will be my special guest. she'll give us all that she's doing to rein in trump. and joining me beto o'rourke. we'll be talking texas. that does it for me. "all in with chris hayes" is up next. >>> tonight on "all in" -- overwhelmed hospitals testing shortages, and an american president now demanding reopening. tonight, why it sure looks like donald trump is on the side of the virus. >>> then, the book the president doesn't want anyone to see is out. lynn sweet has read the tell-all from donald trump's niece and she joins me live. >>> and starting to come into focus. new warning signs from mitch mcconnell in the senate. "all in" starts right now. >>> good eving from new york. i'm chris hayes. you

a global pandemic spread you know white house correspondent kelly hall that is following developments 1st of all on the move of the u.s. withdrawing from the w.h.o. it sounds from what might compare was saying there that this is quite definitive and that there's no going back. that's not entirely true well the process has begun and that is certainly the indication that is being given by the trumpet ministration it won't take effect in terms of this withdrawal of the united states from the world health organization until july 6th 2021 a lot can change in the next year including a u.s. election that could put joe biden in the white house as president potentially undo this we know that democrats do not feel comfortable with the move by the trumpet ministration to withdraw from the world health organization they've called it short sighted dangerous that it will really hurt the united states when it comes to influence in the global spear so i think it's safe to presume that should there be a democratic president this may not go into effect having said that right now we have a republican president donald trump and his secretary of state has been very

the white house was told this by the national academy of science three months ago and the w.h.o. needs to be a bit more clear that this is how it can spread. >> contact tracing, we've talked about how this is vital about stopping the spread and the mayor of myrtle beach says she doesn't think her state has it in place effectively, and you found it similar in florida. >> yes. she was reasons to be concerned about whether this is actually happening. we reached out to 27 floridians who have been diagnosed with covid-19 at some point during the outbreak. only five of them had contact tracing are, only five of them got calls from the department of health saying, hey, who have you been in contact with during such and such a period of time. other ones didn't get any contact tracing call at all. there are real concerns that when you have more than is 1,000 new cases a day which is what's happening in florida, you just can't keep up with it. contact tracing doesn't work anymore because the -- the number of cases gets so high. it's too many people for the contact tracers to keep up with. >

. >> we've also learned early this afternoon of the white house officially moving to leave the w.h.o.tainly is a development in the public health world and effective while vastly imperfect organization to be sure. but that ends an era. our thanks to you both no joining us to start off our live conversation. and when nicolle and i come back, as the president in the mid ths of a pandemic goes deep on culture war, confederate icons and 9d like, trying to light up what he insists is a silent majority, americans across a broad spectrum agree that it puts him on the wrong side of history. >>> and later, a critical issue for plarents and teachers as th pandemic rages on. what does back to school look like this fall really? schools, colleges, universities, starting to release their reopening plans. is it safe to allow learning that is less remote? when we continue. s less remote? whene wcontinue i wanted more from my copd medicine, that's why i've got the power of 1,2,3 medicines with trelegy. the only fda-approved, once-daily 3 in 1 copd treatment. ♪ with trelegy and the power of 1, 2, 3, i'

criticizing their own top doctors in the middle of a pandemic is like what the white house pulling out of the w.h.ogainst the doctors, the medical society because they are saying things you don't want to hear. the internal conflict for the president has been handling the virus against his own political fortunes. he put them on separate tracks. if only he put them on the same track. if right from the beginning he thought to himself, my political fortunes are tied up with how i handle this virus, so i'm going to do everything i can to do the right thing, keep the country shutdown, we won't open up before it's necessary but he separated those two tracks and that's where the conflict has come in and led him to be critical of his doctors because they are the ones saying we have to shutdown more. fauci has been, in several interviews he's given the last couple weeks, he's been scathing about how the process was handled, specifically on the issue of opening too soon. why did america open too soon? partly because people were impatient, but people in spain had eight weeks they did not leave their apartments

w.h.o. website where they say they have limited evidence by healthy individuals and households in particular, those who share a house with a sick person or attendees of mask gatherings may be beneficial as a measure of preventing the transmission. at present, there is no direct evidence of the effectiveness of the universal masking of healthy people in the community to prevent infection with respiratory viruses, including covid-19. then there is the gold standard itself, the cdc. back in january, it recommended against masts and dr. faucher repeated that guidance in march. >> there is no reason to be walking around with a mask. when you were in the middle of an outbreak, wearing a mask might make people feel a little bit better, and it might even block a droplet, but it's not providing the perfect protection that people think it is. >> laura: now, he explained his mask flip and he's in favor of them saying those comments initially motivated for concern for saving masks for health care workers. facebook, by the way, now flags the old interview with dr. felty as false information. but he sure seemed convincing. but th

to reports the white house has submitted a notice of withdrawal to the united nations secretary general and the u.s. congress which will be effective july 6th of 2021 leaving the w.h.o. does require a one year notice before becoming final now the news comes amid spikes in cases of the coronavirus within the united states so on that note let's take a global look at the spread of the virus with r.t. correspondent science have it or so where are we on wednesday so brenda where we are right now global cases there's now more than $12000000.00 cases worldwide global deaths there's over $549000.00 taking a look at the u.s. there's over $3000000.00 confirmed cases right now which is over 25 percent of the full global case says u.s. deaths there are $134000.00 so just so you're seeing the numbers right here that's nowhere from being over or under control the virus which is why it's so daunting that the trumpet ministration has announced that the u.s. is officially was drawing from the world health organization you know where the u.s. is w.h.y. the largest donor and provides it was more than 450 $1000000.00 per year and this move is being criticized by lawmakers here in the u

w.h.o. or the cdc using it. they're saying it's real. use the word. the national academy of scientists told the white houseago airborne transmission was a real thing and the white house doesn't really emphasize that. kate? >> that's absolutely correct. and should or would completely change the conversation of masks. thank you so much. >>> coming up, at least five children are dead after a wave of gun violence across several states over the holiday weekend. save hundreds on your wireless bill without even leaving your house. just keep your phone and switch to xfinity mobile. you can get it by ordering a free sim card online. once you activate, you only have to pay for the data you need, starting at just $15 a month. there are no term contracts, no activation fees, and no credit check on the first two lines. get a $50 prepaid card when you switch. 5g is now included with all new data options. switch and save hundreds. xfinity mobile. >>> cities across the country are still reeling this morning after what became a violent july fourth weekend. dozens of shooting vicks in multiple states. in new york city there

elizabeth: up next, house foreign affairs ranking republican michael mccaul of texas on the president today pulling the u.s. out of the w.h.oso china's sweeping new security law cracking down on hong kong. hundreds now arrested under this new regime there. secretary of state mike pompeo calls it, quote, orwellian. the question is this, is taiwan next? that story is coming up i had shingles. horrible. a young thing like me? [camera man] actually anyone 50 or over is at increased risk for shingles. the pain, the burning! my husband had to do everything for weeks. and the thing is, there's nothing you can do about it! [camera man] well, shingles can be prevented. shingles can be whaaat? [camera man] prevented. you can get vaccinated. frank! they have shingles vaccines! -whaaat? -that's what i said. we're taking you to the doctor. not going through that again. [camera man] you can also get it from your pharmacist! talk to your doctor or pharmacist about getting vaccinated. ♪ elizabeth: okay. we've got big news coming out of hong kong. secretary of state mike pompeo now says communist china is destroying hong kong's freedoms wit

house coronavirus task force correct bad information? at the same time, the world's top doctors are asking the w.h.o to acknowledge that covid-19 is an airborne virus. >> joining us now, cnn medical analyst, dr. richelle wholinski and juliette kayyem, this is our massachusetts miracle panel this morning. thank you both so much for being with us. dr. wolinski, you look at the statistics around the country. and let's stick with hospitalizations, right? let's not even get into the discussion about testing. is more tergs lesting leading t cases? we are seeing more sick people. look at the increase of hospitalizations in texas. that's the chart there. we just got fresh numbers from miami-dade county about hospitalizations there. they are upp 88%, hospitalizations are in just two weeks. icu bed usage up 114% in two weeks. and patients on ventilators up 119%, in two weeks! this is why i think dr. hotez told us not even 45 minutes ago, we are in free fall this morning. >> good morning, john. i believe we are in free fall. you see the footage of what happened this past weekend. and people are either naive to the influence of their actions or simply re

house, not here. let's be honest, the cdc was not sure about masks early on. there is conflicting reports from them and w.h.oother entities johns hopkins pointed out they're not necessarily sure how effective they are. there are a strong percentage of people don't get covid if you can't social distance to wear those masks. that is what the president was talking about here. it is okay to point out, scientists their theories are meant to be tested or challenged. when i was in the rooms we would talk about the data, what does it actually mean, what is it telling us? dr. fauci had good data. he is a good man and very smart. so is dr. birx, she is incredible woman. a lot of the doctors around the table had differing opinions. put the president has to make the decision. you hear from scientists shut everything down, economists say open everything up, there has to be a balance to protect the american people, not just their health but the economy as well. >> i want to give you this data. it is published in medical journals. it was going to give the viewer the perspective on this virus. it is new data. hogan, it is t