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And military mystery. The family of a young soldier missing from ft. Hood will tell us why they think its connected to her complaints about being sexually harassed. First, heres todays eye opener. Its your world in 90 seconds. This was not a smart policy to rush reopening. We must hit pause. Next week, our numbers will be worse. The World Health Organization warning this pandemic is not even close to being over. More states rolling back reopenings. What you are seeing in other states should frighten us. It frightens me. The white house is insisting President Trump was never briefed on reports of a russian plot to target americans in afghanistan. Theres something this sensitive was out there. John roberts voting to strike down a controversial louisiana abortion law. He flipflopped. He flipflopped like a banked catfish. Carl reiner died in his Beverly Hills home last night. Im thankful that ive lived the kind of life that allows me to have a family like that and an evening like this. The European Union will extend a travel ban for People Living in the United States until u. S. Authorities control the spread of the coronavirus. All that the cat jumping down onto the piano. It quickly learned that music isnt for everyone. Two bear cub siblings. Look at the mama. Shes like, im tired of both of you all. And all that matters. Governor cuomo calling on President Trump to set an example and wear a mask. And that the president lead by example and let the president put a mask on it. On cbs this morning. Black lives matter. Im sure you guys have been hearing that a lot. Welcome to kids, race and unity. A nick news special. We can only move ahead and fight against racism by doing so hand in hand. I want every kid out there to know, no matter the color of your skin or the curl of your hair, i want them to know that theyre beautiful inside and you dont have to change who you are. Yes. This mornings eye opener is presented by toyota. Welcome to cbs this morning. Alicia keys face says it all. I remember those nick news specials with Linda Ellerbe back in the day. She was so fantastic. I think alicia is going to do great at it, too. I do, too. Im glad theyre doing it. Kids are hearing so much. Its really important that the people are talking to them. Thats right. Exactly right. Gayle, youre out in california. Tony and i are back in new york. But were all still on the job. Physically distant but not emotionally as we like to say. Yep, im in my california compound just rolling around in the grass. I have a new appreciation for grass and clearly, tony, you are thinking summer springtime with that tie. You didnt like my tie yesterday so i went with something a little more subdued. Youve got two hours to decide whether you like it. Subdued is a relative word. Florals are in according to the great adam glassman. Youre right on trend. I think you look great. This is where we begin. No more florals in the newscast today. Were talking about reopening plans in retreat or at a standstill in much of the country. The new standstill comes as the World Health Organization warns the worst is yet to come. Think about that for a second. At least 16 states are halting reopenings even as large crowds are expected to swarm beaches and businesses for this upcoming holiday weekend. The u. S. Reportedore 41,000 cases yesterday alone. The death rate has not risen as fast as case numbers. But u. S. Officials warn that could change soon without action. Carter evans is in santa monica, california. Carter, what are officials there doing to stop the spread . Well, here in l. A. County, anthony, they are closing beaches and theyve canceled fourth of July Fireworks displays. This comes as news of a Record Number of cases in the county, daily cases, nearly 3,000. At this point, Health Officials think 1 out of every 140 los angeles could be infected with the virus and is spreading it to others without even knowing it. We cant sustain this rate of increase on positive cases. We just cant. Health officials are sounding the alarm. They could run out of hospital beds in just a few weeks. Hospitalizations in l. A. County are up more than 20 in the last two weeks. Statewide, they are up roughly 43 over the same period. Now authorities are stepping up enforcement. Gatherings with people you do not live with are not allowed. Reporter thats the mayor of los angeles reenforcing his mandate to slow the spread. Statewide, california ordered seven counties, including los angeles, to close their bars while three of the states largest counties, including san diego and sacramento closed bars voluntarily on monday. Californias one of 32 states reporting an increase in their sevenday average of new coronavirus cases. In nine of those states, the rate of positive tests is more than 10 . Including arizona. Where on monday, governor doug ducey closed bars, gyms, theaters and waterparks for one month after weeks of increasing hospitalizations and new cases. At a news conference, he was asked about letting bars reopen in may. Did you screw up . Were fixing it. People under age 44 account for more than half of all cases in arizona. And while the risk of serious illness is low, the Public Health risk remains. They can also share it with mom or dad or grandma or grandfather. Which is what sheila grolle thinks after her 15yearold daughter tested positive for the virus. She had been to the malls. Was she taking it seriously . No. Shes the first one that will say, i dont need to wear no mask. Grolle tested positive for the virus yesterday and now is worried about giving it to are the 74yearold father who has alzheimers and was recently diagnosed with cancer. He comes in here and he wants to check on me every five minutes and im just so afraid hes going to get it. Reporter sheila says at first she wasnt too worried about the virus but now shes urging everyone to wear a mask. And on that note, the governors of kansas and oregon has a statewide mask mandate, as does the city of jacksonville, florida. And thats where the Republican Convention is going to be held in august. Tony . Those mandates are spreading. Carter, thank you. As the coronavirus surges, several states are considering whether they reopened too soon. In texas, officials reversed course after telling bar ining Restaurant Owners it was safe to reopen with restrictions. Now some are having to weigh the health risks against their own livelihoods. I fought for my life. I want to protect everybody. I dont want to get sick again. Reporter brownsville, texas, bar owner Osvaldo Garcia is taking every precaution including wearing protective gear after he spent a week in the hospital with covid19. He thinks shutting bars and clubs now is the right call. Theres no way to contain it right now. Reporter dr. Peter hotez of the Baylor School of medicine agrees. Governor greg abbott had no choice. We cant keep going as is. Whether those measures will be sufficient is something we dont know at this point. Reporter these often crowded spots are being singled out as a major source of the latest outbreak. The 170 increases in the state in the last two weeks. Texas started reopening may 1st, just after reporting a death toll of 50. The highest in state at that point. It defied a white house recommendation that states see a downward trajectory of cases over a twoweek period. As cases were still mounting. In no way is texas alone. In michigan, the ingam Health Department says more than 100 covid cases across 13 counties have been linked to harpers bar in east lansing. New york mayor bill de blasio cited the michigan bar as one reason he might delay the reopening of Indoor Dining at restaurants in his city. Record number of cases, clusters being tied back to bars and restaurants. So were paying attention to this lesson. Reporter meanwhile, new jerseys governor is putting off allowing any Indoor Dining saying people are ignoring directives to wear masks and keep socially distant. At least 16 states are reimplementing or extending restrictions on bars and restaurants. Meanwhile, dr. Hotez isnt sure that just closing bars and limiting restaurants will solve the problem. We still dont entirely understand clearly opening up before being in containment mode was a factor. Not having all the pieces in place. Reporter almost two dozen bar owners filed suit against Texas Governor greg abbott on monday over his emergency order last week shutting them down. They say they are being unfairly singled out and that their rights are being trampled on. Right now there is no date set for reopening. Gayle . It seems even the governor now has some regrets. Janet, thank you. Some breaking news to report. The European Union has decided to reopen its borders to visitors for more than a dozen countries, but americans will not be included on the list. Thats because of the stark contrast you see here. Take a look at the numbers. While most of europe has successfully reduced new cases of the coronavirus, americas numbers continue to climb at an alarming rate. Thats why were not welcome there. Holly williams has our report from athens. Reporter here in greece, theyre famour s cient land, the modern economy depends on tourists. But with lockdowns now just a memory and europe reopening its doors to tourists from around the world, people coming from the u. S. Have been deemed too high risk. Greeces Health Minister told us the European Union has decided there are simply too many new infections every day in the u. S. Were hoping the situation is going to be better in a few days or weeks. So this can change. So you want to welcome people here from the United States but the infection rate has to come down first. Something everybody can understand. Its logical. The greek authorities will do thousands of random tests every day at airports and border crossings. And testing teams have even been sent to farflung islands. After taking tough measures early, greec had remarkable success in combating the new coronavirus. And it doesnt want to jeopardize it. Around 200 people have been killed by covid19 here in greece. But to put that in perspective, its about 20 lives lost for every Million People compared to the United States, with around 400 lives lost per every Million People. Dr. Eleni kakalou who treats Covid Patients in greece told us her advice on staying safe this summer is clear. As a health official, i would consider that the best thing everybody should do would be no International Travel at all for this year. Reporter greeces capital city athens was names for athena, the ancient greek goddess of wisdom. Whether the decision to open up to tourists will ultimately prove to be a wise one is something well only know for sure in the months to come. For cbs this morning, Holly Williams in athens, greece. The white house says it will brief a group of democratic lawmakers this morning on allegations thatrussia paid bou bountis to kill u. S. Troops in afghanistan. President trump said he was told nothing about those intelligence reports before the information came out last week. Published reports say officials provided a written briefing to the president earlier this year that laid out the intelligence on the alleged bounties. Ben tracy is at the white house. Whats the administration saying . Well, good morning. The White House Press secretary says that the president has never been personally briefed on this intelligence, but she did not answer the question as to whether or not this information was ever in his classified daling brief, and he just never read it. How can you run an administration where something this important is not brought to your level . Reporter ra accuse President Trump of having a blind spot on russia. Despite what donald trump may think, russia is not a friend. They are a foe. Reporter even some republicans like lawmakers liz cheney and mac thornberry, who were briefed monday, say they remain concerned about russian activity in afghanistan. Including reports that they have targeted u. S. Forces. There is no consensus within the Intelligence Community on these allegations. Reporter but at a briefing monday, the White House Press secretary repeated herself a half dozen times. No consensus. No consensus. Not a consensus. Reporter saying u. S. Intelligence agencies do not agree on whether russia paid bounties to talibanlinked fighters to kill american troops. It would not be elevated to the president until it was verified. Reporter that echoes the president who claims intel did not find this info credible and, therefore, did not report it to me. But cbs news has learned the cia believed the allegations to be true. While the National Security agency questioned them and the president s National Security aides discussed it. Its still not clear why President Trump would have been completely unaware. Counterterrorism expert seth jones. That definitely should have reached the president if it was deemed credible. And by credible, you know, i mean, ideally more than one source. Reporter in a rare move, the cia director, the director of National Intelligence and the National Security adviser all released statements last night blasting the leaking of classified information but they did not deny these reports. Now the director of National Intelligence, john ratcliffe, he says the fact that these allegations about russia are now public will make it harder to find out what actually happened. Tony . Still a lot of questions there. Ben tracy, thank you. We just learned a giant of comedy, carl reiner, died last night at his Beverly Hills home. At age 98, he was one of the last survivors of the early days of network television. Reiner was famous for creating comedy on television with sid caesar and Dick Van Dyke and movies with steve martin and on records with mel brooks. The main thing carl reiner was, was very funny. Carl reiners motto was, enter laughing. Sometimes that meant he entered dancing. He could be the straight man rex, you realize what talking movies will mean for you . At last. Reporter or the funny one. Ive always said i like you so much better without your, um hair hair reporter and also call the shots behind the camera. And action. I feel funny to begin with and know how to suggest something to a funny person that makes whatever theyre doing a little funnier. Youre home free. Reporter carl reiner was born in the bronx in 1922. After some broadway success, he was hired as a writer and cast member on your show of shows. Last month you did the same thing. You bet 100 that columbus three ships that sailed to america were the nina, the pinta and the maria. Reporter he was part of the writing team that included neil simon, woody allen and mel brooks. Carl reiner is more than just a tall bald jew. Hes a force. Reporter they were not only good friends but a powerful comedy combo in the 60s. Their most famous bit was brooks playing the 2000yearold man. What has kept you alive for 2,000 years . Sneezing. Also in the 60s, reiner developed a tv show called head of the family. It flopd. It became the Dick Van Dyke show. Everything was relationships. Everything was situations. He was never cynical or mean. When im with you, i feel like im 85 again. In later years, reiner did a lot of acting and a lot of directing, including four films starring steve martin. He also produced a famous son. Rob reiner grew up to be a top comedy actor and director himself. Ive been silly all my life and i continue to be silly. And i go for that. And she goes for that. He said it on sunday morning elsewhere, hes every morning, first thing i do is read the obituaries. If im not in there, i have breakfast. I love how adaptive he was, including to twitter. More than 250,000 followers. His first tweet was, i think im having some trouble with my shortterm memory. His second tweet. I think im having trouble with my shortterm memory. I was shocked by this. I had just seen him on social media very recently with mel brooks, which i love. But one of the other things about it, he was incredibly versatile throughout a very long career. He wrote 15 books but six of them after the age of 80. And he said writing makes it possible for me to stay interested and if you stay interested, you stay alive. Thats how you get to be 98 and be that productive. Ahead, we talk to the family of a soldier who complained about Sexual Harassment before she disappeared. Why they suspect a military Co Morgan Stanley former global head of diversity said the wall street giant treats black employees unfairly. Our advisors do not get the same mentoring or support and either fail out of the program or walk away in defeat. And thats why theres so few black Financial Advisors at Morgan Stanley. Ahead her First Network tv interview, Marilyn Booker tells Jericka Duncan why she was fired. Youre watching cbs this morning. Ure stronger than you so strong. You power through chronic migraine, 15 or more headache or migraine days a month. One tough mother. Youre bad enough for botox®. 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Its a 31minute drive time working your way along highway 4, and no crashes, but busy along pittsburgh to bay point, and from concord, better past the 242 connector, busy out of the altamonte. 205, brake lights through the livermore valley, and a trouble spot at coleman, and looking like one lane is blocked because of a crash. Mary . Gianna, well, a hot day inland, and mild around the bay, and for the coast, and heres what you can expect where you live. Looking at low 90s, heating up for fairfield and concord and livermore. Mid80s in san jose, and upper 60s for san welcome back to cbs this morning. The family of a soldier who vanished from ft. Hood in texas two months ago is demanding answers. Vanessa guillen was last seen in april. The armys criminal investigation command is looking into her disappearance. Army investigators say they sspect foul play. In recent weeks protesters have gathered at ft. Hood and in her hometown to rally behind her family. Mireya villarreal spoke with the familys attorney. Does the family trust the army is looking out for them in this . Reporter good morning, anthony. Right now the family feels officials are not doing enough to find Vanessa Guillen. They dont trust Army Investigators and asking congressional lawmakers to step in and put the fbi or another federal agency in charge. They are headed to washington, d. C. As we speak and they want to meet with members of congress about this case. They are not here to help us find vanessa. Reporter the family attorney is demanding the information release more information about private first class Vanessa Guillens disappearance. You believe the base is withholding information from the family . They are covering up for each other. Reporter she was last seen on april 22nd wearing a black tshirter and purple work out pants. Her car keys, wallet and i. D. Were found on base where she was working that morning but her phone is missing. The family believes someone vanessa knew is responsible. Was vanessa having problems within her unit . She was sexually harassed by a couple of her superiors. She reported to it her family and friends and colleagues at work. Reporter her sister shes been harassed on base which is unacceptable because she was supposed to be safe while working and protecting the country we live in . Reporter ft. Hood launched an investigation into the allegations that she was sexually harassed. So far Army Investigators say they have no credible reports that Vanessa Guillen was sexually assaulted. Since she went missing volunteers and the fbi are assisting Army Investigators. They scoured fields and a river near the base. Army investigators say they are doing everything in their power to find her. We wont stop this effort until were successful and with your help we can be successful sooner. Reporter Domingo Garcia was reached out by the family. 30 days after her disappearance we decided we needed to bring pressure to find out what happened. Reporter in a recent press conference vanessas mother gave an emotional plea for justice for her daughter who wanted to join the army since she was 10 years old. [ speaking spanish ] reporter if she comes up dead, close this base she said. Vanessa guillen is the second soldier to go missing at ft. Hood in recent months. Gregory morale disappeared last august. His remains were found 11 days ago. The army is investigating but foul play is expected. Theres eyes and ears every where on that base. Whatever is going on that base needs to be investigated. Nobody is safe on that base. Nobody is safe right now in the military. Reporter Vanessa Guillens story has launched a social Media Movement with people using the hash tag iamvanessaguillen. That story is so disturbing. I hope it wont take long for the family to get answers. Seem authorities have a lot of clues to work with. Do they . Reporter right now it sound like they are ramping up their investigation, so the family is hopeful. But they also that hope is tempered right now because its taken so long to get to this point. They do believe social media and just a lot of activism has played a part in trying to get this thing moving. Very upsetting story. Thank you very much. Ahead in her First Network tv interview a former Senior Executive suing Morgan Stanley alleges racialworlds top stories in 20 minutes. We call that a deal around here. Well be right back. Reporter last month 17 year s or sores. Dont start humira if you have an infection. Humira is proven to help stop further joint damage. Want more proof . Ask your rheumatologist about humira citratefree. If you cant afford your medicine, abbvie may be able to help. Add some resistance. Sara, your movie plus trial is about to expire. Do you want to continue or cancel . 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Now the firm strongly disputes that black lives dont matter at the firm. Jericka duncan spoke with Marilyn Booker. She has a lot to say. Good morning to you. Reporter good morning. Marilyn booker used to work right here at the headquarters and she said listen she was an advocate for black employees. In fact, in recent years she had been pushing a program that would allow forced a equate training and support for black financial managers so that they could advance within the company. But booker said she believed those efforts among other things caused Morgan Stanley to eliminate her position. Bker re she learned her 26 year career at Morgan Stanley was over. The Human Resource person told me my job of eliminated and the way they did it, 26 years, loyal employee. Stanley blue and they fired me like i was on a temp. Reporter amid a round of layoffs that included 1500 employees. More than 100 of which were manage directors like booker. For 16 years booker served as the global head of diversity. I remember when i was in that role the firm with respect to black employees was 8. 8 . The last two years under james gorman that number is now 5. 8 . What about you . Reporter james gorman took over at ceo. Morgan stanley disputes bookers lame and said the overall black employees have increased going from 4. 6 to 5. 8 . And the number of black managing directors has more than tripled. But booker said the problem with diversity goes beyond numbers. They do not get the same mentoring. They dont get the same support so they either fail out of pro defeat. Reporter within months of proposing an idea to address those problems booker said she was fired. This month she filed a lawsuit against gorman and barry krouk. Bookers attorney. I believe we will be able to show that women at Morgan Stanley in various positions are underpaid compared to their male peers but black female employees specifically are discriminated against even worse. Reporter why do you think that is . Companies like Morgan Stanley have been getting away with this for years. Doing the right thing alone isnt compelling enough for most companies. Reporter Martin Davidson have been advising major banks on diversity programs for over 15 years. Sometimes dealing with these lawsuits and settling them for what seems like large amounts of money for them its a cost of doing business. Reporter just one week after protests erupted over the death of george floyd, Morgan Stanley ceo sent an each mail to staff acknowledging a turning point in Race Relations and announcing 25 million to create an institute of inclusion. I wonder if this tragic thing had not happened with george floyd if all of these epiphanies would take place. I hope they will ask themselves is writing a check to naacp enough . Is forming a committee enough . I want them to give people the freedom to speak freely about what the issues are. And i want them to give black people a safe space to be able to do that before they can point where they have to leave the organization or end up in court with the organization. Reporter Morgan Stanley tells cbs that it strongly rejects the allegation in the lawsuit of discrimination and unequal pay. The company emphasized that its new Inclusion Institute is just one of many pest of a broader and long running standing to try and address diversity. In fact, they said they have 30 employees that are dedicated to tackling those specific issues. But bookers attorney meanwhile said since filing that lawsuit shes received more than ten calls from current and former employees with similar complaints as booker. 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Luckily, help is still one wipe away. Love, neutrogena®. Time now to gather the family, Vladimir Duthiers has gathered the most talkable stories. Vlad, good morning. What do you have for us . Good to see you. This is a family gathering. I like to think of it that way. Great to see all of you on this tuesday. Were working from home and taking a look at some stories we think youll be talking about. First on cbs this morning a woman is suing a baltimore restaurant that said she could not eat there because her 9yearold Sons Clothing violated a dress code. The entire incident was caught on video. Watch. Unfortunately we do have a dress code. If you have that white kid can be here with his tennis shoes on and his shirt. You can see there the manager at uzo bay fails to explain why the white child could eat there and her son is not. Shes taking legal action because she feels her son was unfairly targeted. The issue was never an issue of policy. I dont care what the kids had to wear. Whatever it was that the policy was, as long as they were instituting it across the board i wouldnt have any issue with it. The Restaurant Group that runs ouzo bay did apologize and fired both manager involved. The familys attorney tells me this incident had nothing to do with the dress code and calls it a case of racial discrimination. Im glad they are calling it what it appeared to be. The thing that got to me was the little boy sitting there next to his mother. His mother broke down in the interview. The impact it will have on him is what i keep thinking about. Hopefully something good to talk about. She thought about that. Thats the reason why shes bringing this lawsuit. She told me she doesnt want any other child to ever have to go through Something Like this. Ahha. Thats what i think about too. You got some big boeing news. Something better to talk about today. Thats right. Boeing could be closer to getting its troubled 737 max back in service. One of those planes took off from an airport near seattle yesterday with a test flight from the faa and company test pilots. The 737 max has been grounded since march of last year. Test flight is a critical step in the process to recertify the jet for passenger flights. Theres 450 grounded jets waiting for approval. I got a big story about fireworks. The nations largest july 4th celebration is going on with bang. Macys set off its first firework show last week in new york city. It made a dazzling disdisplay over the east side of manhattan. Macys will put on displays across the city every day this week. They are giving neighborhoods to notice but the intention is to delight new yorkers with brief but mighty five minute displays. Ahead well talk to our jon lapook about the recent surge in coronavirus cases and whether the worse is yet to come. Stay with us. Youre watching cbs this morning. When we closed our doors in march, wynn committed instantly to keeping all 15,000 team members onboard. We then focused our fivestar level of service to all who needed it. We made improvements to peoples lives. We strove to be better and we made people happy. This closure may have temporarily taken us out of wynn and encore, but it couldnt take the wynn and encore out of us. And now, we are proud to welcome you back. Good morning, its 7 56, and im anne makovec. The ant knock city council is holding a virtual city forum on Building Trust with police it comes after protesters gathered outside of city hall, demanding two officers be removed from the force. Activists said they have a history of misconduct against minorities. The governor is expected to give an update on project room key today. For nearly three months, Homeless People have been isolated inside of motels and hotels, and at last count, the s have filed a lawsuit over san franciscos eviction ban, and the ordinance prevents landlords from evicting tenants from not paying rent because of covid19. The lawsuit says banning evictions is unconstitutional and violates state law. We starting to see things look better on the bay bridge toll plaza. Metering lights are on, but a minimal backup, and once youre past that, things are a little slow up the incline, and then pockets of slowing into san francisco, and across the upper deck of the bay bridge, and southbound 880, brake lights out of hayward, busy for the san mateo bridge. M a r y . Mild around the bay and coast. Low 90s inland from livermore, concord, and as well as fairfield, and mid70sin oakland, and upper 60s for [upbeat music] today was the day that i put everything in perspective. I fell asleep but when i woke up. boy hi, do you want to share my sandwich . vo good feeds our connections. Good feeds us all. Hormel Natural Choice lunch meats. Its tuesday, june 30th, 2020. Welcome back to cbs morning news. Im gayle king with Tony Dokoupil and anthony mason. Turn for the worse. The Coronavirus Forces several states to rethink their reopening plans. Dr. Jon lapook on what needs to happen to slow down the spread. Gruesome confession. The Golden State Killer admits to a string of murders and rapes in a crime spree that terrorized california decades ago. Americas story, a conversation with prize winning novelist Coleson Whitehead on how race plays a part in everyday american life. But first, heres todays eye opener at 8 00. New uncertainty over the pandemic comes as the World Health Organization warns the worst is yet to come. At this point Health Officials think one out of every 140 Los Angelinos could be infected with the virus. The European Union is reportedly set to open its borders to its visitors but americans would not be included in that. The white house says it will brief a group of democratic lawmaker this is morning on allegations that russia paid bounties to kill u. S. Troops in afghanistan. A giant of comedy, carl reynard died. He was the last survivors of the early of network television. In order to be able to truly appreciate where you are, you mst have a full understanding of who and what came before you. The 100th anniversary of the formation of the negro league. To celebrate the occasion, former president s kicked off the tip your cap campaign. Here is to satchel page, josh gibson, everybody else, including three brave women who did us all proud. Welcome back to cbs morning news. I wish we all had a hat to tip. I know. I love the message beyond that commercial. Know your history, anthony. And a great turnout for that slep operation. That was a murderers row lineup as they would say in baseball. Four president s but a tip of the cap to the negro league. People aktd like jackie reasoninson was the first. Sad commentary in mid century in america. The coronavirus more than 30 states seeing increases in daily coronavirus cases, more governors are putting the brakes on reopening. At least 16 states have paused or rolled back their plans for reopening and california is shutting down bars that dont serve food in several counties, that includes los angeles county. In arizona, the governor ordered the closure of bars, gyms, movie theaters and water parks for the next 30 days. Arizona has the highest rate of positive tests in the country, ahead of florida and neva nevada. Nearly 24 of the tests have come back positive, compared to 7 nationally over the last seven days. According to the World Health Organization the rate should be at 5 over two weeks before states decide to reopen. The numbers are not good. Jo dr. Jon lapook joins us from vermont to sort this out. Secretary azar says the window is closing to get a grip on this. It sounds so ominous. What exactly does he mean . Well, in order to get things under control, you have to do two main things and one is to find people who are infected and their context, and to isolate them, and the other thing is to have everybody in america doing Everything Possible to stop from spreading it. In terms of finding people, we still are not doing enough testing in enough places so were not doing a good enough job there and you see people Walking Around not doing social distancing, not wearing face masks, so were not doing enough and its still popping up all over the place. People still are having a hard time getting the message about the testing. Why is the testing so crucial . You have to know where the enemy is. This is a war, and in a war, what do you do . You do reconnaissance. Unfortunately here a lot of the people who are infected dont have any symptoms and theyre spreading it. So you are relying on the spreading saying where do we concentrate our efforts . Right now we see Community Spread so were seeing it pop up, the virus pop up all over the place, but its kind of like whacamole but imagine whacamole but the mole is invisible. In order to see where the danger is, you have to do the testing because people dont have symptoms. And its still that ongoing question, jon, to mask or not to mask. Its turned into such a political issue, but really its a health issue. Its absolutely a health issue. It should not be politicized and a friend of mine had an analogy. He said, you know, its world war ii, say, and its the blitz creek, and london is being bombed at night and they told people to black out their windows so the buildings couldnt be seen. Imagine there was one person who said ill keep the lights on in my building. Well the bombs might not hit your building, but they might hit the building next door. So youre killing potentially not only yourself but people around you, and we have to have that kind of Community Type of thinking where were helping not just ourselves but our neighbors. This is one of those cases where listen, we pride ourselves in usa being number one, being number one. We dont want to be number one on this. What are the other countries doing that were not, say in south korea, in singapore, in taiwan . They seem to have figured this out and we have not. Its very discouraging. I am an optimistic person and scratching my head, why cant we do this . Ill do my air graphics. In europe the cases going up and down and taiwan and singapore and south korea and new zealand up and down and theyre able to control it because they really jumped on top of this, they isolated people. They did a lot of testing and isolation works. The other thing they did is, you know, they had an easier time of wearing these masks. Remember, in 2003 there was the sars outbreak and especially in asia, people are used to, its part of the culture to wear the mask. Its not felt to be a political statement. Its a health issue, just as you say. Jon, help us understand this. They say we might have to go back into lockdown but isnt it inevitable that when you come out of lockdown, theres going to be a spike in cases . I dont think it is inevitable, and i think thats what people have to get through their head, is that its in their benefit, its to their own personal benefit to do everything. You could come out of lockdown tomorrow and if every single solitaire person in the United States wore a mask, which has been shown to decrease spread, did social distancing, and we looked at the buildings, we made the buildings safer, we include, improved the ventilation, maybe we put uv filters inside to kill virus and the ducks, things like that, we could start to go back and resume our economy, resume our lives in a way that i think is a lot safer. Were seeing this in europe, were seeing this in other parts of the world. We should be able to do it, too. Its very dramatic to see, i wish every Single Person could see this video of people just speaking. They say just talking or even singing or talking loudly, and you see the little particles come out of their mouth, and then they put a mask on. A simple wash cloth even and it dramatically goes down. It makes a difference to do the Public Health measures. I saw that video. Thank you, jon. With fourth of july coming up, not a good idea to go to a crowded beach. Thank you so much. Always good to see you. Ahead, Jill Schlesinger will talk affecting the Housing Market and Colson Whitehead about his novel the nickel boys and how its themes on Racial Injustice relate to our current moment in history, very re ahead our series on the new normal. The world from home gets up close wildlife in south africa. We show you boom in virtual visits. A pair of hyenas waking up behind me. Not just us watching them. Thousands of people are joining us on a virtual safari. Thats coming up on cbs this morning. The capital one walmart rewards card puts cash back in your wallet. Earn 5 cash back on everything you buy at walmart. Com. Mom paper towels . Including things for the science fair. Whats in your wallet . It makes lipton green tea better. And these lemons better. Which makes this taste better. You definitely need the sun for that. And that. 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Is there a sign of some sort of economic recovery in all of this . Reporter there is. Lets just explain that differential. When you look at existing home sales thats when the deals actually close. The two other reports which showed a lot of promise are when the contract is signed. So they tend to be leading indicators, meaning when they start to move up we start to sense that a bottom has been reached. That would be good news under most circumstances. But, i dont want to get too crazy. We should be cautiously optimistic that housing bottomed in april but the reality is with the pandemic rearing its ugly head in parts of the country we just dont know how this is going to go. As covid19 goes so goes the Housing Market as well as the overall economy. The Mortgage Rate hit a low for the fourth consecutive year. Is that tied to more buyers coming out and maybe elevating some home prices . Reporter its absolutely true that Mortgage Rates are just unbelievable. Down near 3. 1 for a new home purchase. But we got the old time problem of supply and demand. Meaning that as all these people are coming out and looking for homes and maybe encouraged by those low Mortgage Rates, we also noticed that theres actually not a lot of homes for sale. Inventory for existing homes was down by 19 from a year ago. So without a lot of homes more people coming out that pushed up prices. Prices even though we have a pandemic, they are up more than 2 from a year ago. So really tough conditions for buyers still. The pandemic has highlighted and in some cases deepened income in equalities between white and black homeowners. How does Home Ownership factor into that story. Home ownership has been a story of wealth accumulation. Black Home Ownership rate lags the white Home Ownership rate by almost 30 percentage voints. 44 to nearly 74 . What we also know is that probably is why we see wealth inequality. The data that we have, the most recent goes back to 2016 and if you look at that, white wealth is about net worth is about 171,000. Black american wealth is just over 17,000. Ten times differential. I think that has a lot to go the Home Ownership rate. Quickly. Two change in demand seem to be people want a home office because they are working from home and people want to be out of the stiff. Seems like being in close proximity is no longer popular. How might that change pricing . Reporter right now theres a lot of uptick at least in the last couple of months to larger homes in nonurban areas. 32 million americans are living with their parents or Program Parents right now which is amazing. So maybe we need more space. And maybe more people will work from home. Right now we dont know whether this is a temporary move or whether this is a long term trend. Well keep an eye interest. Certainly the move away from urbanization would be a reversal from what weve seen over the last ten years. It means better parking conditions in my neighborhood. Thank you very much. Ahead up next a notorious Golden State Killer appears in court and makes a stunning admission. What one survivor said after she faced him. Youre watching cbs this morning. Announcer this mornings eye on money sponsored by Td Ameritrade where smart investors get smarter. Tell me about it. You know, its made me think, im closer to my retirement days than i am my college days. Hm. Im thinking. Will i have enough . Should i change something . Well, youre asking the right questions. I just want to know, am i gonna be okay . I know people who specialize in am i going to be okay. I like that. You may need glasses though. Yeah. Guidance to help you stay on track, no matter what comes next. We waste up to 20 gallons of water every time we prerinse lets skip the rinse. New finish quantum with activeblu technology, designed to clean without prerinsing. Switch to finish and skip the rinse to save water. The socalled Golden State Killer will spend the rest of his life in prison with no chance of parole after pleading guilty to murdering 13 people. Former Police Officer Joseph Deangelo jr. Terrorized california in the 1970s and 80s during a rape, burglary and killing spree. He was arrested in 2018 after evading capture for decades. 48 hours correspondent tracy smith has been following this case for years. Reporter when he was wheeled into the hearing yesterday, Joseph Deangelo hardly resembled the agile young man whoomeso co dozens of rapes. He repeated the same plea. Over and over prosecutors detailed his horrific crimes. After raping her the defendant fired his handgun into the back of deborahs head. The defendant covered jane does face with towels. He unbound her legs and he raped her. Reporter Joseph Deangelos guilty plea will spare him the death penalty. In exchange he admitted to 13 murders and. Some 50 rapes spanning six california counties over two decades. We spoke to Joseph Deangelos fifth victim Jane Carson Sandler back in 2017 for 48 hours. Her 3yearold son was in the home when she was raped. When the rape took place i wasnt paying any attention to it because all i was thinking about is where is my son. Reporter Joseph Deangelo roamed free for 40 years until 2018 when investigators used dna evidence to track him through a popul popular geneaology website. These women and their significant others standing with them to take back that power was really, was really overwhelming to see. Reporter among those to stand, kris pedretti, one of Joseph Deangelos young jet rape victims at 15 years old. Hes having to live with fact were hearing every single thing he said and what he did to us. Reporter for cbs this morning, im tracy smith, in southern california. Boy, the details were gruesome. Mr. Joseph deangelo is right where he needs to be. Ahead twotime author Colson Whitehead will join us to discuss his novel the nickel boys comes out in paper back today. And his good morning. It its 8 25. Im len kiese. Governor newsom is expected in pittsburgh today to update project room key. For three months now Homeless People have been isolating in motels and hotels. At last count the initiative had secured 15,000 rooms. The Antioch City Council will hold a Virtual Forum tonight on Racial Injustice and Building Trust with police. Its day after protesters gathered outside of city hall, demanding two officers be remove from the force. Tonights meet willing start at 7 00. Sacramento county serving up its last call last night for bars that dont serve food. They were ordered to shut down for the first time. Some bar owners are worried about the future as they try to recover from the first shut down. At the most, no estimated date for reopening. Looking at roadways right now, and if you are taken the Golden Gate Bridge this morning, things are quiet. Its been an easy ride for the most part out of marin county. Both directions of 101 looking clear, working your way southbound, no delays across the span. Easy ride there. The bay area bridges are quieting down. No more delays at the bay bridge toll plaza. Things shifting as far as the traffic goes. More brake lights on the west end into the city, and the san mateo bridge, 14 minutes between 880 and 101. Mary . Well, gianna, plenty of sunshine for most of us this afternoon, heating up inland, and mild around the bay and coast. Looking at low 90s for concord, fairfield, and livermore this afternoon, and heating up for you, mid80s in san jose, and mid70s for oakland, and upper 60s for san francisco. We are cooling it down wednesday, thursday, and welcome back to cbs this morning. Its time to bring you some of the stories we call talk of the table this morning. We westchester pick a story that we like to share with each other. I like this part, anthony. Im curious. Reddit cracked down on hate speech. It banned a forum called donald. It had more than 790,000 users and was kind of a foundation for trump supporters. Reddit said the form broken its rules by allowing people to target and harass others with hate speech. The trump Campaigns Communications director said people who want to hear directly from the president should download the campaign app. As you know, theres been a reckoning for social media here and one of the founders of revved did it said i admit we have fallen short so they came up with new rules that explicitly say groups or users that incite violence or promote hate based on identity or vulnerability are prohibited. They quarantined the group at first. But they said weve given them many opportunities to be successful. The message is clear they have no intention of working with us so they took this step. Its an interesting sign of a trend here. These platforms used to be free for alls, no rules at all and actually there will be parameters. Its a trend. Companies are demanding it. People are trying to decide should they go back to the office or stayathome, personal Financial Decisions versus health dess. That includes Major League Baseball players. Were hearing from the first Major League Baseball player theres a season but we wont be in it. They will opt us of the shortened season. That includes ryan zimmerman. Hes got a new baby and a mother that has preexisting conditions. Also Colorado Rockies outfielder ian desmond wrote hes not going to play because he wants to be home with his pregnant wife and four children. For him its partly health but also partly everything going on in the world. Hes biracial and want to guide his kids. These are Big Decisions financially for these players. Zimmerman is foregoing 2. 3 million to be home and desmond, less clear if hes going get paid bust hes foregoing 5. 5 million. Money they wont get back. Not like they can extend their playing life. This is their prime and its a big deal for them to walk away. I get it too. Sometimes things are much bigger than money. Weve only we got to get this right. The whole racial unrest we got to get it right. And health too. Everybody has to decide whats the best decision for them. But were going to need all of us working together on it. I applaud both of them. Bravo. Mine seems kind of silly compared to what you all just talked about but i love it anyway. Its an ohio man. Hes got a universal message but you never heard it like this before. What the world needs now is love sweet love thats the only thing i just love him. Hes dean fagan holding a baby c donkey. He and his wife run a donkey sanctuary. You can see the bliss on the donkeys face. Also sends a message love really is so important. Everybody needs it. Everybody likes to be hugged and caressed and touched and know that somebody cares and i just think this is sweet. Ivy is ten days old. I love the message of this. I know im feeling very sappy these days. Im so unsettled on everything going on. I see a story like that i want to cry because its so sweet. A man singing to a donkey. Something i didnt think i would see. Yes. Anthony, how many men do you know would ever do that . Not too many. I dont know a lot of men with donkeys so i dont have the opportunity. We applaud them. We do. Thank you for taking us to jackass junction this morning. It was worth the trip. Youre welcome. I got a turn to make. A complicated one because were changing the subject. Awardwinning novelest Colson Whitehead is considered one of americas greatest story teller. He made history by becoming the first writer ever to win possible list zero prizes for two consecutive novels and one of only four people who won two. He won in 2017 for the grund Ground Railroad and this year for the nickel boys. Its about a young black boy unfairly sentenced to a harsh juvenile Reform School in the 1960s. Colson whitehead joins us from his home in east hampton, new york. Congratulations on the two pulitzer prizes. I cant remember whether you won yet but thats a pretty cool feat. I want to talk about this book again because it seems so relevant today. Its about it takes place in the 1960s. Its about an actual real Reform School or sorry based on one which you actually visited. Why what made you pick that story . What was it that made you want to tell that story . Well, you know, it all comes around again and again. In the summer of 2014 with the ferguson protests and Michael Brown being killed i came across the story of a Reform School in florida, a lot of abuses. I never heard about it. Seemed the same way that we have these Police Brutality events caught on video, how many are we not seeing. So theres one place, so how many other Reform Schools are terrible and abusive. It stuck with me. The idea for the book of born out of that terrible summer of 2014 and here we are again. Here we are again. Youve seen this before. You grew up in new york in the 1980. I grew up in new york in the 1960s. Ive seen this story before. But the conversation often ends up fading out. Do you feel that it actually may be different this time . Yeah. I think youre correct. We talk about Police Brutality. We have a conversation. Then it dies out. In the 80s in new york it was michael griffith. I think this time it does feel different. Ive written two books recently one about slavery, one about jim crow, and we see how much has not changed. But it does seem in term of how widespread the protests are and how big and prolonged we have seen a few local city and state Police Reform efforts put in youre encouraged. Does seem very different. Im encouraged reluctantly. Reluctantly. Thats interesting. Yeah. Im a new yorker. Okay. I know that feeling well. After you wrote the underGround Railroad you found something very interesting about your own ancestry. What was it exactly . During my interviews, i had so many ancestors, because they were lost in the void of slavery. I had an uncle that got very mad and said dont you know about that person, this person. Theres a man named colson a slave in virginia in the 1840s, 1850s who bought himself out of slavery and kept working and bought his daughter after slavery. Were you named after . Yeah. I have ancestors who died on the plantation, ancestors who freed themselves. Thats like the blackamerican story. So many different kinds of ways of being enslaved in this country. Some of us made it out. Your previous book the underGround Railroad is being made into a series by Barry Jenkins for netflix, i believe. Can you tell us anything about that . For amazon. Yeah. Excuse me. Its a ten episode mini series. One of the last thing die before the lockdown i went to the set. I saw hundred of people bringing the story to life. Barry is a genius. I look forward to seeing it coming out. I had one suggestion that he didnt take. It was ala added de eddie murph white lady, little white kid. They didnt go in that direction weirdly but i still look forward how it turns out. Thats great. I look forward to that. I gather you finished a new novel about a crime novel that takes place in the harlem. Colson whitehead thank you so much. The nickel look, this isnt my first rodeo. And let me tell you something, i wouldnt be here if i thought reverse mortgages took advantage of any american senior, or worse, that it was some way to take your home. Its just a loan designed for older homeowners, and, its helped over a million americans. A reverse Mortgage Loan isnt some kind of trick to take your home. Its a loan, like any other. Big difference is how you pay it back. 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This family from miami was supposed to visit south African Wildlife park in april. Instead theyve had a front row seat complete with safari gear watching everything from baby cheetahs suckling their mother to a herd of elephants cooling down at a water hole. Welcome aboard. Viewers bump along dusty roads with game rangers as she tracks down incredible animal sightings, filmed from a mounted camera on the back of the safari truck. People have been able to tap into that and realize how important nature is. While the world has come to a standstill nature has not. The circle of life has sure been busy from the birth of these hyena cubs to baby leopards learning to walk the walk, or lion cubs playing with their mom. We have to remember that in this movement conhuge and not knowing whats happenng in the world that nature has been through this before. And we will get through this. Graham wallington has been streaming virtual safaris for 13 years. But since the world started shutting down their global audience has been five times higher. With around 2 million view ears month, a third of which are americans. During the game drive rangers field questions sent in live from viewers at home. You are 8 years old from illinois. Hi there, jensen. Do giraffes hang out together. They do when not competing for the attention of a female. Social distancing comes natural the home. Prior to the Global Pandemic wild earth streamed their safaris to cancer wards to Childrens Hospital like this one in washington, d. C. Like tourism around the world, south Africa Travel industry is reeling. Private game lodge has virtual is a faries. Hes concerned that conservation is funded by tourism will suffer. We need tourists to bring money so we can do antipoaching programs. Hi, gary in california. Virtual tourism could redefine travel in a postcovid19 world. If everybody who wanted came to africa on a safari that would be too many people. I think in the future virtual tourism is a way for everybody to enjoy without destroying it. With so much uncertainty surrounding Global Travel experts believe that virtual safaris are not only filling a void but are here to stay. Those pictures lowered my blood pressure. Bravo to wild earth for bringing us those shots. On today cbs this morning podcast our historian discusses his new biography of artist andy warhol. Youll hear 0his legendary Soup Campbell series was received by before we go Twin Brothers in indiana are putting a whole new spin on music appreciation. They are trying to inspire others to be more openminded about music by showing their first reactions to classic songs that they had not heard before. Take a look. Jolene, jolene, jolene that is 21yearold tim and Fred Williams reviewing the dolly parton classic jolene. They posted their reaction from pop to crock. They said before this they only listened to hiphop and rap. But they want people to listen to and like different types of music. I love their faces. Listen to everything. Listen to it all. You really do. I love the lyrics to jolene. Im begging you not to take my man because you can. Im saying let good morning. Its 8 55. Im len kiese. The mayor of berkeley is proposing a nearly 10 million cut to the Berkeley Police force. It would maintain the number of 166 officers, but it should shift traffic and Parking Enforcement away from them, handing over some Social Security workers. The coronavirus outbreak exploding at san quinten could be linked to hospitalizations in the bay area. Inmates and Staff Members are being transferred to icu units in alameda county. Contra costa county officials are trying to tamper down those who tampered with the construction sign. Someone urged people not to slow down for protesters. At the time no protests near the area. At 8 55, headed out the door, and doing all right with traffic. Not too many delays this morning. The Golden Gate Bridge, things are quiet, and keep in mind, tomorrow, july 1st, they are increase the tolls. The bay bridge toll plaza, looking great, and most of the delays, brake lights headed into the city and the san mateo bridge clear in both directions. Mary . All right, gianna, and we have to love the bay area micro climates, once again hitting up inland. Mild along the bay and the coast. Low 90s from fairfield and concord and livermore, and mid 80s in san jose, and mid70sin oakland, and upper 60s in san francisco, and mid60s for pacifica. The [upbeat music] today was the day that i put everything in perspective. I fell asleep but when i woke up. boy hi, do you want to share my sandwich . vo good feeds our connections. Good feeds us all. Hormel Natural Choice lunch meats. Wayne ha ha, i got you whats up, wayne . Im going for door number two. Jonathan its a trip to ireland. Gold rush cat its going good. Wayne or is it . Jonathan its a new motorcycle tiffany aw, yeah. The box. 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