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press briefing. he stopped after the backlash to comments like these. >> supposingly hit the body with a tremendous -- whether it's ultraviolet or very powerful light and i think you said that hasn't been tested. then i see the disinfectant where it knocks it out in a minute, one minute and is there a way we can do something like that by injection inside or almost a cleaning? >> now aides are signaling the briefings will not focus exclusively on coronavirus. that will undoubtedly give the president a chance to freelance as he has done in the last few weeks. trump has abruptly reversed themselves on masks. he calls them patriotic. he put out this photo of himself wearing a mask. that's a sight he spent months

trying to avoid. >> i want people to have a certain freedom and i don't believe in that, no. i don't agree with the statement if everybody wears a mask everything will disappear. >> i didn't want to give the press the pleasure of seeing it. >> wearing a facemask as a great president, dictatordictators, k queens, i don't know, somehow i don't see it for myself. >> reporter: even with the sudden mask endorsement he's not changing behind closed doors. in a fund-raiser you can see the president with no mask as he greeted people. kaitlyn collins is at the white house. >> reporter: yeah, christine and lauren, today the president said he's reviving the coronavirus task force briefings that have all but disappeared as we have seen infections surge. they've only held two in the past several months.

president trump has not been at either of those. he talked about the ratings he got. he says he thinks he'll hold them around the same time, 5:00 p.m. because he thinks, quote, it's a good slot. the question is what is the president going to say. it's the positive test rate. one of the questions he could be asked about is the photo of him wearing a mask saying it's patriotic to do so and encouraging the followers to do the same. what's notable to so many people is the date on the tweet, july 20th. april 3rd, that's when the cdc came out with the guidance recommending people wear a mask which the president stressed it was voluntary. he said he wasn't going to do the same. the question was what was behind that change of heart from the president? we're told it's not the warnings but the poll numbers.

he had seen the numbers not only in these public polls but internal polling that showed that people did not think he was responding to coronavirus well and that he needed to change his tactics. 50 states looking for national leadership as they struggle for leadership on their own. florida is having families stuck in limbo. florida's home to five of the ten largest school districts governed by an ally of president trump. >> if you had been infected, then you -- >> governor ron desantis heckled there. he's not the only governor downplaying the risk of sending kids to school making it seem

like this is simple when it is not. here is missouri's governor. >> these kids have got to get back to school. they're at the lowest risk possible. if they do get covid-19 which they will, they will when they go to school, they're not going to the hospital. they are not going to have to sit in doctor's offices, they're going to go home and get over it. >> more than 9500 people in florida are hospitalized with covid-19. 53 icus have reached capacity. one mom lost two children in the last two weeks. >> i can't say where they got this virus because they were basically home bound. if you don't have to go out, stay home. >> hospitalizations nationwide spiking right back to where they were in april. these are not just cases which include asymptomatic people, these are gravely ill patients. in idalgo county, texas, one of

the dark red counties at the tip, people are being ordered to shelter at home. hospitals are really maximized. there's a lot of concern about young people going out partying. the governor has a blunt message for them. >> i'm telling you in plain new york speak as a born and bred new yorker, it's stupid what you're doing. it is stupid. don't be stupid. what you're doing is stupid and reckless for themselves and for other people. >> if americans start making better choices, here's what eventually awaits them. thousands of movie theaters reopening after nearly six months. for now, in the u.s. more rules. disney world tightening restrictions ordering visitors to stay in one place while eating and drinking. chicago tightening restrictions on bars and gyms. in california friday night lights will remain dark for high

school sports of all kind postponed until december or january because of the pandemic. critical stimulus talks in washington. the rift, a growing number of those senate republicans are throwing cold water on the payroll taxes. senator john krf ornyn indicated that no decisions have been made on payroll tax cuts or jobless benefits. lisa murkowski, susan collins, mitt romney and lamar alexander say they disagree with the white house's stopping money for testing and tracing. mark meadows will meet with gop senators today. hopeful news on the vaccine front. three different trials all showing promising results.

perhaps the most promising comes from oxford university and astrazeneca. their vaccine candidate appears to be safe and produces an immune response. these are preliminary results and a lot more research is needed. we have more. >> reporter: christine and laura, there are 23 different candidates around the world and this oxford vaccine is one of them. it involved 1077 healthy adults ages 18 to 55. they had no history of covid and they were randomly assigned to receive either a meningodock call vaccine as a control or another. it worked in the way researchers wanted. there were some mild to moderate side effects, fatigue, headache,

pain at the injection site and muscle pain. the study says over the counter pain medication helped with those. the researchers say the next step is to study this vaccine in older adults and other people with underlying health conditions. they're at a higher risk for covid. christine and laura? >> jaclyn, thank you for that. an attorney found dead on monday is the suspect in a deadly shooting at the home of a judge. a self-described antifeminist lawyer who defends men's rights once argued before judge esther salas. he died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. family and friends say daniel was an avid sportsman who aspired to be an attorney like his parents. the judge's husband is in stable condition after surgery

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breaking overnight. leaders from the e.u. agreeing on a stimulus plan to help europe recover from a coronavirus crisis. the $858 billion progr reforms s and the economy rebound while safeguarding against future crises. secretary of state mike pompeo in the united kingdom. the covid-19 pandemic on his mind. the chinese ambassador to the u.s. said this to cnn. >> is the united states ready or willing to live with another

country with very different culture, very different political economic system, whether the united states is ready to live with it in peace. this is a fundamental choice to make. >> nic robertson joins us. how are pompeo and u.k. leaders going to respond? >> reporter: well, secretary pompeo is also leaving here with a couple of policy institution think tanks that are hawkish on china. i think we can get the picture that secretary pompeo is going to come here and look for brittain to come here and step forward on removing huawei's equipment from the 5g network. trying to influence the british position to take a step forward against china. the united states sanctioning a number of chinese companies over the treatment of chinese uighurs.

the british prime minister has said he does want to remain sort of engaged with china going forward. china will be a big player going forward. he wants brittain's relationship with china to be on even footing. they called chinese treatment of uighurs egregious. that's going to be a pressure point from secretary pompeo to get brittain to perhapsak a stronger position against china, but at the same time on the prime minister's side, he's going to listen. why? he wants a free trade agreement for the end of the year. that's becoming important because of brexit, a trade deal that needs to be concluded by the end of the year. doesn't look like it's in sight. that makes the one with the united states that much more important. nic robertson, thanks. for the first time in the 500 year history london's

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opportunity to play zero preseason games. according to the source, the nfl started at the usual four games, then down to two and then to none. the union has not accepted the offer yet the source says, but the two sides have agreed on a daily covid-19 testing protocol for two weeks so training camps can begin. if the results are at or below 5% during the two weeks of testing, then the testing is going to shift to every other day. those are major steps towards the season starting on time in september. several san francisco giants players and coaches taking a knee during the national anthem in silent protest of racial injustice before last night's game. dave kapler says everyone on the team will be supported no matter what each player decides to do. >> i wanted to demonstrate my dissatisfaction with our clear

systemic racism in our country and i wanted them to know that they got to make their own decisions and we would respect and support those decisions. >> angels pitcher keenan middleton who has been vocal took a knee and raised his fist before his game in san diego. are you ready for the pittsburgh blue jays. they are going to share the pnc park with the pirates. this after they banned toronto from hosting games in their home stadium. the pirates are pushing for the move. it would bring attention, income to the area. it will take place a week from tomorrow. the first pitch of this year's baseball season going to be made by none other than dr. anthony fauci described as the nation's leading infectious disease expert but also as a nats super fan. the team says that it's thrilled that fauci has accepted the

invitation to throw out the ceremonial first pitch when the team opens against the yankees. i'm sure he'll be wearing his team facemask while he has a little bit of fun. i know he's a big nats fan. >> i'm excited to see his arm. you know, you never know. he might have a secret there. nice to see you this morning. thanks so much, carolyn. the president's poll numbers are in freefall, so a 180 for now perhaps? he says it's patriotic to do something he refused to do and restarting coronavirus briefings. will it help if this is the reason for doing them? >> we have had very successful briefings. i was doing them. we had a lot of people watching, record numbers watching. in the history of cable television.

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comments like this. >> supposeding we hit the body with a tremendous whether it's ultraviolet or very powerful light and i think you said that hasn't been checked but you're going to check that. then we have the disinfectant where it knocks it out in a minute, is there a way we can do something like that by injection inside or almost a cleaning. >> aides are signaling the briefings will not focus on the virus even though the virus is surging. this will give the president a chance to freelance on other political topics he's done throughout his presidency. public health isn't the only reason he's bringing back the briefings. the president noted the ratings believing he had, quote, a good slot. trump has reversed himself on masks now calling them patriotic and putting out a photo of

himself wearing one. it was early april when the cdc gave guidance to wear one. aides had been pleading with him to wear one a sight he spent months trying to avoid. >> i want people to have a certain freedom and i don't believe in that, no, and i don't agree with the statement if everybody wears a mask it disappears. >> i wore one in this area but i didn't want to give the press the pleasure of seeing it. >> wearing a facemask as i greet presidents, prime ministers, dictators, kings, queens, i don't know, somehow i tonight see it for myself. >> he told "the wall street journal" recently wearing a mask was people saying they don't like trump. even with the sudden mask endorsement, he's not changing behind doors. at a fund-raiser the president with no mask was greeting people. make no mistake, these changes whether they last a day or longer, this is all about november. internal polling matches public polling. the president is watching joe biden build a double digit lead.

a lot of that is because of the president's response to coronavirus. looking for national leadership as they struggle with the pandemic on their own. in florida the largest teacher's union is urging them to turn over the ruling. florida, home to five of america's ten largest school districts, and governed by an ally of president trump. >> if you had been -- >> if you had been insentcented >> you're lying. >> ron desantis heckled once again, but he's not the only governor downplaying the risk of sending kids off to school. here's missouri's republican governor. >> these kids have got to get back to school. they're at the lowest risk possible. if they do get covid-19 which

they will, they will when they go to school, they're not going to the hospitals. they're not going to have to sit in doctor's offices, they're going to go home and they're going to get over it. >> more than 9500 people in florida are hospitalized with covid-19. 53 icus have reached capacity and some children do die from coronavirus. one mom lost two children in the last two weeks. >> honestly can't say where they got this virus from because they basically was home bound. wear your mask. if you don't have to come out, stay home. >> hospitalizations nationwide spiking right back up to where they were in april. these are not just cases we're talking about, which include asymptomatic people, these are gravely ill patients in hildago county, texas, one of the dark red counties at the tip of the map. people have been ordered to shelter at home and the hospitals are, quote, really

maximized. in new york, the cases are down but there's a lot of concern about the young people out and about. the governor has a blunt message for them. >> i'm telling you in plain new york speak as a born and bred new yorker, it's stuc's stupid you're doing. it is stupid. don't be stupid. what they're doing is stupid and reckless for themselves and for other people. >> if americans start making better choices, here's what eventually awaits them. thousands of movie theaters across china reopening after nearly 6 months. for now in the u.s. more rules. disney world is tightening restrictions ordering visitors to stay in one place while eating and drinking. people have been moving around with their masks off. that won't be allowed anymore. in california friday night lights will remain dark this fall. high school sports of all kinds

now postponed until december or january because of the pandemic. another coronavirus record in california. cnn reporters are covering developments dose coast. i'm nick watt in los angeles where for the fourth time in seven days l.a. county has set a new record for the number of covid-19 patients in the hospital. 2232. meanwhile, governor begin vin said it's going to be critical. he's allowing hair salons and barber shop outdoors only. i'm randy kay. we are seeing a surge of cases here but in west virginia the governor is reporting there's been an outbreak of covid-19 in seven churches in seven counties. in all, 75 cases. about five to eight cases at each church. the governor is warning church

goers to be careful. he's telling them the church setting is the ideal setting for spreading the virus. still, there is good news that states reporting a positivity rate of just over 2%. i'm alexandra fields. the state of kentucky is trying to stem the spread of coronavirus by announcing new restrictions. governor andy bashir says there will be a 14-day quarantine for travelers arriving to kentucky with states with a 15% higher quarantine rate. new clusters are associated with social gatherings, like backyard barbecues. they ever' ruling this down to 10 people. i'm in denver. in montana a controversy is growing over the order to wear masks. local officials are disobeying the order. a health official submitted her

letter of resignation because she says she's put in a no-win situation. the health officer is reluctant to quit but doesn't want to go against local officials. >> the simple act of becoming a mask. they are, challenged front line workers. the president won't mandate mask wearing. on monday the american bankers association required members to wear masks in their banks to protect them and their customers. 21 retail ceos urged governors to take the lead. they say without leadership a small segment of the population will place themselves and others in harm's way. the gap joined a growing list of retailers requiring masks. the american hotel lodging

association require guests wear masks in all indoor public spaces and as cases surge in the south, nguyen dixie -- in the southeast reversed itself. then there is this. a growing number of people who claim they can't wear a mask because it cuts their oxygen intake or they have breathing troubles. delta airlines now says those customers, they'll have to have a new health screening before they can fly and delta suggests if you can't wear a mask for health reasons, maybe you shouldn't fly. laura, so interesting. you watch the industries. some say they're urging mask wearing, some requiring them. the enforcement, front line workers are the ones who have to

enforce this. >> think of the ones bearing the brunt of it. people who have risked their lives to go out and work in a grocery store or a restaurant to serve others and the whole point of this was that wearing a face covering isn't about protecting you, it's about protecting others. it seems this has been so polarized. wearing masks on flight, air travel is declining again. the tsa said it screened nearly 4.7 million passengers last week. down 4% from the previous week and 75% from this time last year. the tsa had its two busiest days since the pandemic hit during the july 4th weekend. president trump is preparing to send in more federal agents to cities run by democratic mayors to crack down on what he says is increased crime and violence. law enforcement officials tell cnn the department of homeland security will send more than 150

agents to chicago to focus on illegal gun sales and violence. they have seen a smipike in cri. the mayor wants the feds to stay out. >> our democracy is at stake and i'll be darned if i'm going to let anybody, even if their name is mr. president, bring those kind of troops to our city and try to take off our residents. that's not going to happen in chicago and if they try it, i'm going to use every tool at my disposal to stop them. >> the president is also considering sending federal officers to other cities like new york and detroit. the federal presence in portland, oregon, has raised major civil rights concerns with unidentified officers sweeping protesters off the streets into unmarked vans, some not even identifying themselves. the mayors of seattle, chicago, atlanta, portland, washington, d.c., and kansas city have all signed a letter to the attorney

general expressing their, quote, deep concern and objection. an attorney found dead on monday is the suspect of a deadly shooting at the home of a federal judge. roy den hollander once argued a case before judge esther solace. he died from what appears to be self inflected gunshot wound. the husband is in stable condition after surgery yesterday. we'll be right back. find your keys.

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at home. a lack of contract tracers part of the problem here. cnn's atika shubert is live in barcelona for us. hi there. >> reporter: hi, christine. people are being urged to stay at home, but it's just another day in barcelona. the music is playing, people are out shopping and the local government has not made it mandatory to stay home. that's why people are out. at the same time, when we pressed local officials, they told us they have less than half of the necessary staff they need to trace and isolate covid-19 cases. this is a big problem. we're looking at a large outbreak. one epidemiologist does not think these measures are enough. she thinks it could be that there will be much more forceful measures necessary. that is bad news for those people who are hoping spain could somehow go back to normal. >> reopenings of these economies will be in fits and starts as

the virus pops up again. atika shubert in barcelona, thanks. breaking moments ago, a new report from the british parliament intelligence and security committee. it calls for new legislation to tackle the threats from russia calling moscow's influence the new normal. nick peyton walsh joins us live from london. nick, what more can you tell us about this report? >> reporter: long awaited here. nine months some say from when it should have been published. let's deal with the key questions many were hoping it would answer. the first, did russia's meddling in social media or elsewhere in brittain's election, did it change the outcome? it wasn't its task to assess and it wouldn't be possible to assess but it is clear there is a bid by russia to influence the democratic process here in the united kingdom. it points towards the scottish

referendum as perhaps the first time this was attempted in a western democracy. it is critical, it seems, of the u.k.'s intelligence services saying that they have, quote -- sorry, the quote is treated the russian democratic interference as, quote, a hot potato something in which the internal security service of mi 5 and mi 6 and the electronic version gchq have been reluctant to grasp. it says the united kingdom will need new laws to grasp and tackle the entirety of this threat. it is quite clear there is a rush to enable russian money to come into london in the past decade or so. some of that might have been a compromise to the u.k. this report has become more of a story because of the lengths taken to come to the public attention. now we're seeing it. it doesn't answer the key

question but it does say russia's influence is the new normal and there are new laws required here so that brittain security forces can deal with it. >> america facing the same reality. thanks for breaking down those details for us. a former fox news host is accused of rape. jennif jennifer eckhart said ed henry forced or pressured her to have sex three times. the decision to speak out was not easy but she refuses to let fear of retaliation intimidate her. >> he was fired on july 1st after fox said it received a complaint of sexual harassment from years ago. an attorney for henry said his relationship was consensual. shaun hannity, tucker carlson has been accused of harassing another. security at next month's republican convention is in

jeopardy. they say there's not enough time, money or officers. they say with the growing list of challenges, the finances, time line i cannot say this event in our community will not be at risk. >> the committee continues to work closely with local leadership. criminal charges have been filed against a st. louis couple who pointed guns at protesters who pointed guns at protesters. they have been charged with unlawful use of a weapon. eric schmidt immediately filed a brief to have it dismissed. governor mike parson calls the charge outrageous and is vowing to pardon the couple. the artistic dance director has been fired. troy powell has been on leave since june when the company started investigating at least four former students told cnn he

abused his position. this is an iconic institution. healthy black children are more likely to die than white children. black children were nearly 3 1/2 times more likely to die from surgery after 30 days. the results mirror similar disparities in adults. america's poor dietary habits are now considered a national security threat. according to a report in the american journal and they're harming the readiness. mo poor nutrition kills more than half a million americans a year. take a look at business. asian sthahares closed higher. there was a landmark $858

billion stimulus to help europe recover from the pandemic. on wall street u.s. futures up less than 1%. stocks finished higher monday after university of oxford and astrazeneca reported positive findings. the dow grew closing above 26,000. the nasdaq though, this was the big story. it rallied 2.5% hitting an all-time high powered by big tech advances there. ibm's stocks surged after a better than second quarter. the cloud and cognitive software rose to $5.7 billion. on the one hand businesses are relying on technology more than ever. at the same time many have scaled back their spending on nonessential business services as the pandemic hit their sales. workers across 160 cities walked off the job monday in the strike for black lives putting pressure on major companies like mcdonald's to raise wages and

allow their workers to form unions. it included home health aides, janitors and others where black wo workers. kids across the country have had dreams of lemonade stand riches crushed this summer by the pandemic. maybe a few of them are wondering where's my bailout. the maker of country time lemonade has the answer. the littlest bailout, $100 stimulus check. the company will choose 1,000 kids under 14 who apply with parental permission, of course, by august 12th. country time says it hopes to put a little juice back into the economy. that's not my pun but i like the idea. >> i do, too. i think that's really a sweet idea. that is my pun, a sweet idea in a sour economy. >> christine romans with the puns on a tuesday.

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