fauci and the white house. 0ver doctor anthony fauci and the white house. over the weekend, the white house issued a series of bullet points detailing why doctor anthony fauci should not be tested. then peter navarro today doubled down on all of that in an article in usa today. president trump has since sought to distance himself somewhat from peter navarro's comments and doctor felt she, you just were explaining, has said that he does not really understand what is going on. he called it a major mistake, did not understand why the white house would seek to discredit him. and it is of concern to people

anthony fauci. it will be interesting to hear her explanation today to a new op ed from white house trade adviser peter navarro entitled "anthony fauci has been wrong about everything i have interacted with him on." okay. as for the virus itself, with infections surging, florida has broken its record for most coronavirus deaths in a day. at the same time in texas, counties are requesting refrigerated trucks as morgues fill up. >>> and we're also following supreme court justice ruth bader gin gin ginsburg, who is hospitalized for an infection. we'll keep you up to date. ghislaine maxwell denied bail, by the way, and she is married. good morning and welcome to "morning joe," wednesday, july 15th. joe is off, taking a break. along with willie

america's top expert on coronavirus, dr anthony fauci, says the white house attempts to discredit him are "bizarre". elon musk, bill gates and barack obama — some of the names whose twitter accounts have been taken over in a hack that's still ongoing. shocking scenes in south africa's hospitals. a bbc investigation reveals serious mismanagement in some of the country's covid hotspots. and a look at what's behind the recent heatwave in the siberian arctic and how that's affected weather in other parts of the world. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. we are covering all the very latest coronavirus developing here in britain and also globally. i'm kasia madera. we are going to start in the united states. nothing seems to be able to stop the rise and rise of covid—19 numbers there. a further 67,000 cases and 900 deaths have been recorded in the last 2a hours. there are new outbreaks in alabama, nevada and north carolina, which are all beginning to report a jump in cases. cases have surged in oklahoma too, and the state's governor, kevin stitt, has test

an interview with anthony fauci and examine prescriptions from the pandemic. up our past,nds is are we investing time and expertise to fend off future attacks? how can we sue doctors and nurses, the first responders, so they can focus on healing? and how can we build sustainability and capacity within our health infrastructure, the second part will1:15 to 2:30 eastern explore breakthroughs. r, health and human services secretary, will join me at the top of that band. then we get a break and debt 3:30 eastern, we will shine a light on issues related to race, affordability, and access, issues that have become a matter of life and death. my main guest in that hour will be cdc director robert redfield, who has been a guest previously. you will not want to miss any sessions. before we get underway, housekeeping notes. you can tweet us at #the hill health. you can also tweet questions. if your question is short, i have asked my colleague to write them up and give that to me. we will be monitoring those. we are broadcasting live event will be taking your questions. a

anthony fauci. we are all on the same team including anthony fauci, i have a very good relationship with him and we are all on the same team. we want to get rid of this mess that china has sent us. so everyone is working on the same line and we are doing very well, we are doing well in a lot of ways and our country is coming back very strong. when you look at those job numbers, we coming back very strong. when you look at thosejob numbers, we have never had job numbers like we have right now, so it is coming back very strong. that is the official line from the president, all this of course as the number of cases are still rising across the united states. another 67,000 cases, 900 deaths recorded, just in the past 2a hours. there are new outbreaks in alabama, north carolina and obama all,. over the weekend, the white house issued a series of bullet points detailing why dr anthony fauci should not be trusted. then peter navarro doubled down today on all that in an article in the usa today. president t

anthony fauci. he talked about the re-opening across the country and noted that pictures of people in bars were crowded and not wearing masks. this country is now averaging more than 60,000 new cases being added every day. dr. fauci saying that is untenable. this needs to be turned around. and that is the reality that many states are facing today. confirmed cases in florida have now topped 300,000. in miami-dade county where the positivity rate just hit 31%, the number of covid-19 patients in one hospital system has jumped 226% in the past month. >> we're preparing for even more patients. >> reporter: florida is one of 14 states reporting record hospitalizations. 11 of those states are also seeing a rise in new cases over the past week. >> we've got to almost reset this and say, okay, let's stop this nonsense and figure out how can we get control over this now. if we are going to open, we've got to get everybody on the same team. >> reporter: california, one of the state's hitting a reset button, is

a top american expert on coronavirus doctor anthony fauci says white house attempts to discredit him are bizarre. a team of scientists around the world say they have found unequivocal evidence of climate change thanks to a major piece of research. all eyes on china as details of its second quarter gdp are imminent, has a similar study the shock from coronavirus? major celebrities twitter accou nts major celebrities twitter accounts have been hacked in what appears to be a large scale and coordinated attack. twitter says officially it is still investigating the issue and in the past half an hour it does appear that some users are now able to send tweets again. the accounts of elon musk, bill gates and the apple corporation are among those affected and as you can see the account of barack obama contains a post asking for bitcoin in giving back to the community. this is clearly a scam, all verify with the blue tech displayed similar messages. let us speak now to executive vice president of the security company in palo alto california. thank you for your time. what you make of this? it r

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america's top expert on coronavirus, dr anthony fauci, says white house attempts to discredit him are "bizarre". a team of scientists from around the world say they've found "unequivocal evidence of climate change" after a major piece of research. a korean court ruling that could change the future for thousands of adoptees. hello. there appear to be fresh tensions between house and america's most senior infectious diseases expert, anthony fauci. dr fauci, a key figure in the white house coronavirus task force, has given an interview to the magazine the atlantic. in it, a journalist asks... dr fauci responds... today, president trump was asked for his view on dr fauci. we're all on the same team, including dr fauci. i have a very good relationship with dr fauci. and we're all on the same team. we want to get rid of this mess that china sent us. so, everybody‘s working on the same line and we're doing very well. we're doing well in a lot of ways and our country's coming back very strong. when you look at those job numbers — we've never had job numbers like we have right now. so it's

anthony fauci and examine prescriptions from the pandemic. if shaking hands is up our past, are we investing time and expertise to fend off future attacks? how can we sue doctors and nurses, the first responders, so they can focus on healing? and how can we build sustainability and capacity within our health infrastructure, the second part from 1:15 to 2:30 eastern will explore breakthroughs. alex azar, health and human services secretary, will join me at the top of that band. then we get a break and debt 3:30 eastern, we will shine a light on issues related to race, affordability, and access, issues that have become a matter of life and death. my main guest in that hour will be cdc director robert redfield, who has been a guest previously. you will not want to miss any sessions. before we get underway, housekeeping notes. you can tweet us at #the hill health. you can also tweet questions. if your question is short, i have asked my colleague to write them up and give that to me. we will be monitoring those. we are broadcasting live event will

anthony fauci, dr. redfield and brett giroir all for combatting covid-19. all three speakers are in the room so we expect it to start shortly here on c-span2. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> we're live from the rayburn health office building on capitol hill waiting for remarks from doctors anthony fauci, dr. redfield, and admiral brett giroir. they'll been talking about combatting covid-19 on c-span2. it should start momentarily. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> good morning. let me welcome everybody. today our select subcommittee is holding a hiybrid hearing some are remotely and some from web x. since some are appearing in person, pursuant to the latest guidelines by the house attending physicians, all in

anthony fauci saying the current spread could leave the u.s. health care system in a dire situation. >> i'm very concerned, because it could get very bad. >> reporter: the rapid spread already pushing testing sites to their limits. in florida, one site in orlando hit capacity only 30 minutes after opening, forcing health officials to tell anyone still waiting to try again another day. >> there's not a lot of tools left in the kit for us. i think everybody declared a victory too early. >> reporter: the rush for tests coming amid renewed calls for a statewide mask mandate. >> just wear the darn mask. >> reporter: florida's emergency management director tweeting out this message tuesday, repeating the word "masks" 46 times. meanwhile, fourth of july is set to be a beach bummer in southern california. with coastlines, piers, and bike paths shut down in at least half a dozen counties. >> if they didn't do this, it would have been a zoo, guaranteed. >> reporter: in neighboring arizona, the death toll climbing as gyms and bars are shuttered once more.

in the end, they can't do without anthony fauci. getting rid of anthony fauci or sustaining this fight would only make their problems worse. we saw that in the quinnipiac poll yesterday. same poll that showed him down 15 points to joe biden, two-thirds of the people don't believe what president trump says about the coronavirus and they do believe 2-1 what anthony fauci believes. this is why the dispute is going to come to the close and vice president pence yesterday tweeted out a picture of anthony fauci at a coronavirus task force meeting. >> john harwood, thanks so much for the reporting. >>> new fears this morning that the nation's first epicenter could become a hot spot again. >> when washington state saw the peak in early april -- look at the graph there an the left, nearly 800 cases were added in one day. this week, the state has seen two days with more than 1,100 new cases reported. with us now dr. amy compton phillips, chief clinical officer of providence health system in seattle. dr. compton phillips, thanks so much for com

what do you think about anthony fauci? i sincerely believe that tony fauci he has been the only credible voice coming out of washington from the very beginning of this coronavirus pandemic episode or disaster, as it were. the leadership provided by donald trump and his cabinet and all of his supporters has been politicized to the extent that it is actually contradicting common sense science. listened too have tony fauci earlier on, we might have been able to mitigate some of the problems we are seeing today. what's really frightening to me as a career scientist myself is that we are not doing the things we need to do to get back on track to try to slow things down . it's going to get a lot worse. and of course, some of the people in the republican camp think that it is a deliberate plan by the opposition, but viruses don't have political plans. sometimes they seem to be smarter than we are. right now i would still believe that tony fauci is the only credible voice and donald trump tried to mute that voice to the extent tha

anthony fauci says we're not where we need to be. back to school. the president says he'll pressure governors to get kids back into the classroom. why the first lady says children's mental and behavioral health is just as important as physical health. racing to a cure. the u.s. government bets billions tonight on a vaccine and treatment. how soon will they be available. banning tiktok? why the secretary of state says if you download the popular social media app, you are giving your personal information to the communist chinese government. fourth of july hate crimes? >> let him go. >> o'donnell: investigators tonight are looking into this disturbing incident, where a black man says a group of white men threatened him with a noose. a family divided. the tell-all book by the president's niece. why she says his re-election would threaten the world. and, we end tonight with an epic game of bingo that may not replace graduation, but could come close. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: go

anthony fauci. i know dr. anthony fauci. he's been here in "the situation room" over the years on many occasions. what do you make of the fact that he was prevented from showing up at that task force briefing earlier today? they kept him off camera over at the white house. and later in the day the white house press secretary refusing to say whether or not the president actually has confidence in dr. fauci. >> well, when i think back to the four years that i ran emergency response at cdc and then during the period where i led response, led the agency during h1n1, dr. fauci and i would often be side by side in the briefings. and the briefings were every day. what you want to see is public health science leading the way. that's having cdc out there to talk about public health response. it's having dr. fauci talk about the science around the virus and in vaccine development. we're not getting that. and because we're not getting that, we're seeing confusion amongst the public in terms of what should be done. that's not a position

anthony fauci. the scathing piece was in "u.s. today." in it he said fauci was consistently wrong. the president chided navarro yesterday for writing the piece. >> he made a statement representing himself. he shouldn't be doing that. no, i have a very good relationship with anthony. thank you very much. thank you. >> so according go one white house official, the president's chief of staff mark meadows was not happy about navarro's op-ed and had to recently advise the white house to stand down on attacks against fauci. on "air force one" yesterday meadows said this, peter navarro's statement or op-ed, whatever you want to classify it as, was an independent action and was a violation of well-established protocols that was not supported overtly or covertly by anyone in the west wing some of when asked if it was a fireable offense, meadows said, quote, i don't talk about personnel matters. and in an interview with the "atlantic" published questioned, fauci questioned the behavior out of the white house

anthony fauci over his comments about the coronavirus pandemic. the president and other officials are now saying on the record that mr. trump and dr. fauci have a good working relationship. that's notable, given the fact that some aides to the president have been spending the last couple of days trashing fauci, even sending out opposition research about the doctor, anonymously, to reporters. after spending days railing against dr. anthony fauci, president trump and his top aides seem to be pulling back from what appear to be a campaign to undermine one of the nation's most trusted health experts. >> i have a very good relationship with dr. fauci. i have had for a long time, right from the very beginning. i find him to be a very nice person. i don't always agree with him. no, i get along with him very well. i like him. >> reporter: even though his access to the president is all but cut off and his tv appearance has been blocked by white house officials, it is fauci who is still offering americans a dose of reality. warning the coronavirus pandemic

anthony fauci, will examine prescriptions from the pandemic. if shaking hands is our past and immunity passports for our foreseeable future, are we also exercising expertise and money to fend off future attacks? the first responders of this covid era to focus on healing and how can we build sustainability and build capacity with our health the second band, from 1:15 to reimagineeastern, health care alex azar, the health and human services secretary, join me at the top of that band, and then you get another break and i get another break. the third and final session will race,a light on affordability, and access, issues that have become a matter of life and death. my main guess in that hour will be cdc director robert redfield, a guest previously on my coronavirus report at the hill. you will not want to miss any of the sessions. before we get underway, a few housekeeping notes. you can tweet us at #thehill health. if your question is short and great, i have asked my colleague katie to walk up and give them to me. we will be monitoring those. we

anthony fauci are serious. the prominent member of the coronavirus task force hitting back today in attempts to try to discredit him by white house officials. our chief white house correspondent jim acosta is joining us right now. dr. fauci is calling some of the behavior at the white house bizarre that is putting it mildly. >> reporter: dr. anthony fauci has had enough and he is firing back. fauci is describing the attacks on him as a, quote, major mistake on the part of the white house. white house officials by the way are jumping into damage control mode insisting that aides across the west wing are not happy with trade adviser peter navarro, saying he violated instructions from the chief of staff mark meadows who warned staffers to stop going after fauci and in response to an op-ed from peter navarro slamming fauci, meadows just released a statement to cnn saying the president did not approve of that op-ed. after waging a campaign to discredit one of the nation's most trusted experts on the coronavirus, dr.

anthony fauci with this advice for instructors. >> the minimal things you might want to do is you could use just a mask and eye goggles and possibly gloves. now, what you might want to do, if you can, would be to put something on that you can dispose of or wash after a class. >> reporter: the serious safety measures come as more families lose loved ones at washington's national cathedral -- >> joseph alexander toluk -- >> reporter: they pause for every life lost. >> their names and lives are not reminders of hope. in new york a standing ovation for detective mike smith, finally going home after a 100-day battle against covid. a moment of inspiration for a nation in need of just that miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> tonight another covid scare in washington, after a republican congressman tested positive before he was supposed to travel to texas with the president. and dr. anthony fauci is responding to the president's retweet of a video that falsely claimed there was a cure here's kristen welker. >> reporter: president trump, aiming to energize supporters in texas where the p

anthony fauci said there's no one size fits all. if your community has it under control, it makes sense. there's guidelines, 14 days of decline in cases. is that what it comes down to here? should a local school district be able to make a decision to reopen if it meets certain guidelines and others who haven't it wouldn't be smart to reopen. is that the way folks at home should be looking at this? >> yes and no, i think it's more complicated than that. i say this as the parents of two school age children. so certainly local transmission within your community is a key metric that any school district needs to follow. but we can't put school districts on an island to make these decisions by themselves. we as a society need to prioritize and recognize the fact that reopening schools is a fundamental priority for our society and to that end it's incumbent on all of us to make the measures needed to decrease the transmission. the more community transmission that's occurring, the more difficult it will be if not difficult to start in-perso

anthony fauci. first i would like to thank all the other women in america who have scene me supportive, inspiring and sometimes graphic emails. >> oscar winner brad pitt has been nominated for his snl cameo as dr. anthony fauci. >> 900 miles from boston to michigan in ten days, two college hockey players from the university of massachusetts in boston turn in their skates for rollerblades to raise money for the american cancer society. 21-year-old jay job atkins and 22-year-old andrew walker said they bought rollerblades because of pandemic boredom. boredom is serving a cause there. >> pandemic boredom, good excuse as any to start rollerblading. thank you so much for joining us this morning. i'm boris sanchez in for christine romans. >> i'm laura jarrett. have a great day everyone. "new day" is next. >>> president trump touting hydroxychloroquine as a cure for coronavirus. >> it doesn't cause problems. i had no problems. i had absolutely no problem. >> the overwhelming prevailing clinical trials of h

america's top expert on coronavirus, dr anthony fauci, says white house attempts to discredit him are ‘bizarre‘. china's economy appears to bounce back into growth, up 3.2% in the second quarter after a record slump. a team of scientists from around the world say they've found "unequivocal evidence of climate change" after a major piece of research. good evening. twitter says it still hasn't restored a full service for all users, after a major hacking attack on the network that targeted high profile figures. the head of twitter, jack dorsey, said the company felt terrible about what had happened, and was investigating the incident. the hack was directed at famous figures and companies including barack obama, jeff bezos, kanye west and uber. alanna petroff has the latest. famous tech billionaires can buy themselves almost anything, but it seems no amount of money will help with cyber security. elon musk, jeff bezos and bill gates were all victims of a major hack on twitter. their popular accounts were used to promote a cryptocurrency scam, sending out tweets like this. i'm giving b

anthony fauci, the same scientist who warned how bad things could get. the white house is now smearing him as though he were some kind of political opponent. just think about that. the white house is working hard to smear the nation's top scientist, who's been working nonstop to inform people and save people's lives. meantime, the president is embracing and promoting conspiracy theories and doubling down on falsehoods that might make him femael better, for som sick reason. but getting hundreds of people killed, every single day. here he is outright deceiving. >> when you test, you create cases. so we created cases. at the same time, we have the lowest mortality, or just about the lowest mortality in the world. we're doing a great job. >> keeping him honest. for the thousandth time, that is just a bold-faced lie. the rate at which tests are coming back positive has been rising. so has the number of people being hospitalized. as for new deaths per day, take a look. the pink one is the european union with 100 million more people. so no, we don't have the lo

with that top infectious disease doc anthony fauci, warning many are on the verge of outbreak. the red zone is expanding as parents and teachers weigh critical questions about the coming school year. a lot to ro process tonight, miguel almaguer starts us off. >> reporter: the troubling signs of a new outbreak are emerging in states like ohio, indiana, kentucky and tennessee. the nation's top enif he can, disease doctor warning several american cities who have mostly avoided covid's crippling crush are now on the verge of being hit hard. >> if you're not getting your arms around and suppressing that surge that's coming up two to three weeks down the pike, you're in trouble. >> reporter: the need for more states to take serious precautions come amid a federal report showing 21 states in the red zone hot spots were at least 100 new cases are confirmed for every 100,000 people with florida and california both reporting a new single-day record for fatalities, yesterday the nation hit its highest daily death toll since may in cities like los angeles where resources were stretched thi

anthony fauci said he believes the u.s. will have an effective coronavirus vaccine by the end of this year. one of the more promising candidates is a vaccine being developed by moderna which is based in massachusetts. cbs' carter evans reports. >> reporter: as many parts of the country begin to lockdown again, one thing is becoming clear. >> vaccines are the best answer. >> reporter: infectious disease expert dr. paul offit says there is reason for optimism after drug-maker moderna's encouraging clinical trial. 45 people received a vaccine. all of them developed antibodies that can fight the virus with minor side effects. but there is also caution. if this vaccine does work, we don't know for how long. >> we don't for how long, we don't know how safe. >> reporter: that's because the vaccine has so far only been tested in healthy young people. the phase three moderna trial starts at the end of the month ticipates in covid hotts in covid hot spots. then comes the biggest question of all. if this vaccine works, can we get enou

anthony fauci. it could be another year before life returns to normal. >>> the growing clash with china. what the chinese have told the u.s. as a deadline looms to close the consulate in houston. >>> rogue trip. how abc's bob woodruff is grabbing his camera, his gear, and his son, taking us inside some of the most war-torn and ravaged countries, showing us a their humanityy t toetisig comebac thabout who he seto >> when, where, and how you can see it. complete details in "the skinny." it is friday, july 24th. >>> and we start by wishing kenneth an early happy birthday. >> oh! >> he hates the attention. >> i really do. >> that's why i'm going to keep bringing it up. he's like, i'm growing older. >> it is not a milestone, it is not that. >> why, you're not 26? >> i said milestone. >> i got you. all right, golden, i'm still on that. >> i'm 22. >> i don't know about you but he's feeling 22. we'll get to mike tyson, kenneth's birthday, all of that later in "the skinny." >>> let's get right to the latest

anthony fauci. in other words, they're using oppo research against their top expert as if he were a political opponent. the white house says some of his allies don't think dr. fauci has president trump's best interests in minds. you remember, the president suggested ingesting plaech ini cure the virus. and the president's education secretary cannot answer a simple question about whether schools should follow the cdc's guidelines to reopen. let's start with rosa flores live in miami with our top story. rosa? >> reporter: alisyn, good morning. florida shattering its daily record, recording more than 15,000 cases, accounting for a quarter of the total new daily cases in the united states. now, here where i am in miami-dade county, this is the epicenter of the covid-19 pandemic in this state, accounting for 24% of the state's nearly 270,000 cases. now, as the numbers continue to surge, officials here warn that some hospitals are hitting capacity. florida coronavirus cases surging. more than 15,000 cases

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anthony fauci, in other words, they are using oppo research against their top expert as if he were a political opponent. >>> the president's education secretary could not answer a basic question about whether schools should follow the cdc's guidelines to reopen. this morning, a source close to the coronavirus task force tells dr. sanjay gupta a lot of schools probably should not open. >> joining us is cnn chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta. sanjay, i know you spoke to dr. fauci over the weekend. he has read these attacks, this opposition research put out by the white house on him. what is his reaction? >> i think it's very disspiriting for him. most of all, he's a public servant. he's bebeen doing that for 40 years. the briefings going away and out-of-sight, out-of-mind sort of thing. not that anybody is mad at him but don't want to see him because he reminds them of this problem, but that transitioned as you point out to the much more overt sort of attacks and trying to go back and find interviews that's done in the past and say hey, this is where he got it wrong. this is

anthony fauci telling congress the u.s. could hit 100,000 cases a day. 16 states now pausing or rolling back reopenings ahead of july 4th. will california announce new stay-at-home orders as cases explode? >>> in texas a new single day record and what fauci said on a new testing strategy the battle over masks. dr. fauci and other top health officials pleading with americans, put them on the new study, which face coverings protect you and others the best. joe biden escalating attacks. his first news conference in three months, biden accusing president trump of surrendering in the covid-19 battle what he said when asked has he been tested? >>> did the president know about u.s. intelligence alleging russian officials offered bounties on american soldiers our new reporting on how early the white house found out. >>> if you are planning to fly to europe a new ban announced today. >>> the new turn in the elijah mcclain investigation. the reported photos that led to multiple officers being placed on leave >>> and celebrating a lif

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government's top infectious disease expert dr anthony fauci has sounded the alarm about the rapid spread of the corona virus in the country he says the number of daily cases could more than double if the country fails to contain a surge of infections across several states. another bleak warning from the experts speaking to lawmakers in washington the message couldn't be clearer. and i'm very concerned about what's going on right now particularly in the 4 states that are accounting for about 50 percent of the new infections but the other vulnerable states so i'd have to say the numbers speak for themselves i'm very concerned that i'm that satisfied with what's going on because we're going in the wrong direction that the states he's referring to a florida arizona texas and california they've seen infections so forcing governors to wind back efforts to reopen their economies. states the bore the brunt of the virus early and making quarantine mandatory the new arrivals of vulnerable divide between former and current virus hotspots we can't just focus on those areas that are having the surge

dr.ctious disease expert anthony fauci says the u.s. risks 100,000 coronavirus cases per day if behaviors don't change. withs will cut 15,000 jobs the majority impacting the main base in germany and france. good morning, everyone. welcome to "bloomberg surveillance." the markets are actually moving on a couple of data out of the euro zone. markets also moving on the number of infections rising. overall, the markets and european stocks edging up as the new quarter starts. bonds are dipping. i am looking at european equity futures. the one thing i wanted to show you was a golden earring -- nearing -- per ounce. showed confidence amongst large manufacturers in japan. we will have plenty more on some of this data out in the euro zone. let's get straight to the bloomberg first word news. >> the u.s. is going in the wrong direction when it comes to the coronavirus. that's a warning of infectious disease expert anthony fauci. he says daily case counts could more than double to 100,000 if behaviors don't change. he added clearly, we are not in

anthony fauci -- i have spoken to dr. o'neill at length. the doctor who wrote the report in the study says it doesn't disprove the other studies which have talked about the limitations. >> -- been on your show? >> no, peter. >> they're better spokesman than i am. >> why doesn't the president talk about them instead of stella emanuel? >> he mentioned them. as soon as you go there, this is a circus again. i'm trying to have a serious discussion. >> but people -- >> people of cnn and you want -- >> the president wants circus. the president wants circus. the president wants circus. the president wants circus. why not -- >> this week we demonstrated the use of the defense production act can get a vaccine to the american people in half or a third of the time. we did a beautiful job on tuesday with the greatest deal for american pharmaceuticals in history and on thursday we're going to have a great event on convalescent plasma which is another therapeutic which has potential use. what we're trying to do, john, is save american lives and save this

anthony fauci tonight. the second top adviser to president trump to take aim, blistering words, and it comes after the white house earlier this week gave reporters a list of fauci quotes. the president said just today, i like anthony. so what's going on here? here's our chief white house correspondent jonathan karl tonight. >> reporter: after enduring days of attacks from white house officials, some named, some not, the usually mild-mannered dr. anthony fauci today said, enough is enough. >> let's stop this nonsense and figure out how can we get our control over this now. >> reporter: the latest shot from the white house, peter navarro, a man who advises the president on trade but has no medical experience whatsoever, published a short article in "usa today" saying, quote, anthony fauci has been wrong about everything i have interacted with him on. >> i can't explain peter navarro. he is in a world by himself, so i don't even want to go there. >> reporter: today the president who has also criticized dr. fau

government's top infectious disease expert dr anthony fauci says the new the number of new coronavirus infections in the united states could double its more isn't done to contain the virus also coming up. proving out the far right germany is a lead soldiers the k s k commandos are to be partially disbanded following reports of right we need extremism in their ranks. and a new security law is in effect in hong kong violators could face life in prison is this the beginning of the end of hong kong's autonomy. on me and use of welcome to the program we begin with a warning from the u.s. government's top infectious disease expert dr anthony fauci has sounded the alarm about the rapid spread of the corona virus in the country he says the number of daily cases could more than double of the country fails to contain a surge in infections across several states here's testimony to congress. we can't just focus on those areas that are having the surge it puts the entire country at risk we are now having 40 plus 1000 new cases a day i would not be surprised if we go up to 100000 a day if this does

anthony fauci ha dicho que estÁ optimista que para finales de aÑo podamos tener una vacuna. (audio en inglÉs) >> lo que deberÍa ser una audiencia enfocada en la ciencia, vemos a los demÓcratas cuestionando al doctor anthony fauci. vemos el ejemplo del republicano cuestionando el tema de las iglesias. carolina: agradecemos, edwin. en el mundo, hay laboratorios expertos buscando la vacuna contra el coronavirus. hay personas que quieren unirse a este ensayo clÍnico. si todo sale bien, estarÍa lista a principios del prÓximo aÑos. borja: nos vamos a conectar con la doctora, directora de la unidad, esayo de la vacuna moderna en la universidad de miami. si hay alguien que quiere participar como voluntario, ¿quÉ requisitos debe cumplir? >> que sean voluntarios sanos, que no puedan desarrollar covid severo. >> los ensayos clÍnicos empezaron esta semana. ya tenemos cientos de participantes interesados y la idea es que muy tenga mÁs resultados rÁpidamente. borja: ¿hay algÚn tipo de remuneraciÓn? >> en estudios de investigaciÓn son remunerados. cualquier interesado puede

anthony fauci. the campaign to discredit him in the eyes of the public. >>> an explosion a massive fire onboard a navy ship in california. sailors injured and smoke visible for miles. the fire chief warning it could burn for days >>> the investigation into a murdered soldier. did the army culture contribute to her death. the demand for answers tonight. >>> are schools safe dr. john torres talks to pediatricians across the country and asks them one question -- >> would you let your kids go back to school >> their answers might surprise you. >>> plus, on point, the dad making that extra leap to bond with their daughters. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with kate snow. >> good evening. the numbers out of florida tonight are alarming. more than 15,000 confirmed cases of coronavirus in one day. that is the highest number any state has recorded even eclipsing new york at the worst of its crisis in april. the number partially due to increased testing, but still hospitals are filling. masks are sti

anthony fauci. even as direct attacks are launched against the top doctor from the west wing of the white house. >> i have a very good relationship with dr. fauci. and we're all in the same team. >> but the president's trade advisor peter navarro published a scathing op ed wednesday in the nation's largest paper accusing fauci of being wrong on the benefits ofde closings early in the pandemic. >> i can't explain peter navarro. he in a world by himself. >> president trump has made similar criticisms of fauci but today tried to distance himself. >> well, that is peter navarro. >> dr. fuchi seen as today's coronavirus task force meeting at the white house called the of the to discredit him bizarre, especially when the pandemic is raging. >> i realize that was a major mistake on their part because it doesn't do anything but reflect poorly on them. >> in an interview with norah for instyle magazine, fauci said i don't like to be pitted against the preion to reroute critical hospital data on covid patient

the country's leading infectious disease doctor, anthony fauci said he is in favor of states mandating masks. and that new model showing 200,000 deaths predicts that nearly 50,000 lives would be saved in the u.s. by wearing them. for his part, president trump appeared to acknowledge none of that today, saying he pressured governors to reopen school this fall. the white house also said it's pulling out of the world health organization. there's a lot of reporting to get to tonight, and our team of correspondents is standing by. cbs's david begnaud will lead off our coverage from miami. odod evening, david. >> reporter: good evening, norah. from jackson memorial hospital where the wait time to get an i.c.u. bed can be at times up to 24 hours. they are busy. but they also need more staff. they have been trying to recruit people, but it's tough. so today florida's governor came here to miami to announce that 100 nurses who work and live elsewhere in the state are being redirected here to miami to help out. tonight, i.c.u.'s in more than 40 hospitals across the state of florida are at capaci

that was the doctor leading the us fight against coronavirus, doctor anthony fauci speaking to katty kay. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: around the world on a bicycle made for two. the us space agency nasa has ordered an investigation after confirmation today that astronauts were cleared to fly while drunk. the last foot patrol in south armagh, once an everyday part of the soldiers' lot, drudgery and danger, now no more after almost four decades. if one is on one's own in a private house, not doing any harm to anyone, i don't really see why all these people should wander in and say, "you are doing something wrong." six rare white lion clubs are on the prowl at worcestershire park and already they've been met with a roar of approval from visitors. they're lovely, yeah, and sweet. yeah, they were cute. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: the heads of some of the world's biggest tech companies have appeared before washington lawmakers to defend their firms against claims they abuse their power to quash competitors. the appearance comes as congress considers tougher regulat

anthony fauci has new plans for you and it now dr. fauci says he would like you to wear goggles when you go out in public. yeah. that's not based on science actually. we checked. most major studies on the transmission of the coronavirus to the eyes have been inconclusive. we are not sure but it doesn't look like a major factor for the spread of the disease. shut up and put your goggles on his his position. >> if you are swiping on a dating app and somebody comes over, what you say to that person? >> that depends on the level of interaction you want to have. you are looking for friends to sit in the room and put a mask on, and chat a bit. if you get more intimate than that's your choice and kind of a risk. >> tucker: is so it's totally your choice. stay inside, not go to work, but you can find a stranger on a dating app, bumble or tender and have sacks with that person and that's not a risk, that's your choice. just remember, when you go outside, you must wear a mask. >> some sort of mass like facial covering. i think for the time bein

fauci and the white house. 0ver doctor anthony fauci and the white house. over the weekend, the white house issued a series of bullet points detailing why doctor anthony fauci should not be tested. then peter navarro today doubled down on all of that in an article in usa today. president trump has since sought to distance himself somewhat from peter navarro's comments and doctor felt she, you just were explaining, has said that he does not really understand what is going on. he called it a major mistake, did not understand why the white house would seek to discredit him. and it is of concern to people here, given that doctor anthony fauci is by far the more trusted of the two, between him and donald trump, when it comes to navigating this country out of the coronavirus pandemic. he is the man who has stood america through six previous outbreaks of disease, if you like, under both democrat and republican presidents and his approval ratings far exceed those of president trump. a short while ago, the vice president, mike pence tweeted, a still photograph of to

so interesting to see how they appear to be treating anthony fauci as more of a political opponent than someone who is very much a part of the coronavirus task force. but still seeing anthony fauci making some very accessible to journalists and the american people doing a number of interviews with media outlets. short time ago president trump said he does not always agree with anthony fauci. texas is another state that's under pressure. a doctor in the city of antonio has spoken out after a man in his thirties who thought coronavirus was a hoax, died from covid—i9. this is the doctor in question. we cared for 30—year—old patient at methodist hospital who told nurse that they attended a covid party, the thought that as people get together to see if the virus is real and if everyone gets infected. just before the patient died they looked at the nurse and said, i think i made a mistake. i thought that this was a hoax but it is not. this is just one example of a potentially avoidable death in a young member of our community and i can imagine the loss of the family. the united states i

anthony fauci. plus the first two products proven to kill the virus on household surfaces. >>> new video just in showing terrifying moments, a peaceful protest turning violent when a car hit two demonstrators. what happened next. >>> patrick mahomes going from super bowl mvp to record-setting moneymaker. we'll tell you just how many millions the 10-year contract he just signed might be worth. >>> and meet the black bear who's been looking and looking and looking for love. >> you will not believe how far bruno the bear has traveled since may in search of a summer fling. it is tuesday, july 7th. >>> hm, he is lovesick, y'all. >> yeah, bruno needs some love. how far would you travel? >> um -- not far at all. i mean, you know what? ♪ no i don't want your number no i don't want to give you mine ♪ yeah, we'll get to that story because i want to know how far bruno has traveled. i know kenneth is filtering his words very carefully. >> i am, i am. >>> let's get to the latest developments on the pandemic,

anthony fauci saying the current spread could leave the u.s. health care system in a dire situation. >> i'm very concerned because it could get very bad. >> reporter: the rapid spread already pushing testing sites to their limits. in florida, one site in orlando hit capacity only 30 minutes after opening forcing health officials to tell anyone still waiting to try again another day. >> there's not a lot of tools left in the kit for us. i think everybody declared a victory. >> reporter: the rush for tests coming amid renewed calls for a statewide mask mandate. >> just wear the darned mask. >> reporter: florida's emergency management director tweeting out this message tuesday, repeating the word "masks" 46 times. meanwhile, fourth of july is set to be a beach bummer in southern california with coastlines, piers and bike paths shut down in at least half a dozen counties. >> if they didn't do it, it would have been a zoo guaranteed. >> reporter: in neighboring arizona, the death toll climbing as gyms and bars are shuttered once more. our kaylee har