Disappears while swimming and boating on a lake with her son. And alaska life saver. How a Grocery Store owner kept his neighbors supplied after the pandemic shut down the remote towns only ferry service. Nice guy. But first, heres todays eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. We dont want the guidance from cdc to be a reason why schools dont open. Its not a matter of if schools should reopen. Its simply a matter of how. The cdc set to release some new safety guidelines for reopening schools. After President Trump threatened to cut Education Funding if schools dont reopen in the fall. Threaten me, threaten me, threaten me. How many times have we been through this. Notably absent wednesday was dr. Anthony fauci who frequently speaks out on the rising cases. Hes become the face of that task force and opines on things he has no evidence of data for. The body cam footage in the death of george floyd. Floyd said he couldnt breathe 20 times. Some severe storms rolling through minnesota. Rooftops torn off. Wires down. Oh, my god. Its bad. Its bad. United airlines is sending layoff warnings to 36,000 employees. Thats more than onethird of uniteds staff. Naya rivera is missing after her 4yearold son was found alone on a boat. All that dramatic video of a bridge collapse in nova scotia. Look at what happens. And all that matters. Major league baseball, no fans in the stands but the play serve talking about right here. Look at derek hill. This is amazing. Over the shoulder. Pops out of his glove. Grabs it with his bare hand. How about that . On cbs this morning. I see you. This is amala who was caught with a packet of welchs fruit snacks. The dog cant figure out whats going on because shes pretending to be asleep while standing up. As long as shes asleep shes not going to be in trouble. But check this out. She finally opens up the eyes. How can i smile like that be in trouble . Shes cute. This mornings eye opener is presented by toyota. Welcome to cbs this morning. Im curious, guys. How old do you think amala is. Thats a smart little cookie there. She learned a tough lesson. If you close your eyes, it doesnt mean youre invisible. But i might try that one day. Yes, vlad, let me know how that works for you. Let me know. Good to see you guys. Were going to begin with this. The coronavirus and the new concerns that the surge in cases could lead to critical shortages of urgently needed medical supplies. Pictures from across the country tell the story in the hardest hit states people are lined up for blocks waiting for the testing. Many of them will wait for several hours and even then, some will be told that the results could take up to a week. In washington, the Trump Administration is insisting schools fully reopen in the fall, even though many have not met cdc safety guidelines. During yesterdays Coronavirus Task force briefing, Vice President pence announced the cdc will now change its guidance raising questions about independence. Well have more on that shortly. We want to begin in miami with our lead National Correspondent david begnaud. Good morning. Cases are spiking there. The question on everyones mind, is florida going to shut down again. Not that we know of. Listen, all the rollbacks have been somewhat spontaneous and theyve happened at the local county level. Not at the state level because, remember, the Governor Ron Desantis said were not rolling back anything. We are moving forward. And to that point, today in orlando, disney world is reopening, but only for pass holders so they can get a preview of what the new park will be like in the middle of a pandemic. And then on saturday, under very strict Public Safety rules were told, the park will reopen to everyone, even as the state of florida continues to be a redhot epicenter of this pandemic. Were seeing patient comes in on the hour. Reporter thats dr. Randy katz, an e. R. Physician in hollywood, florida. On an average day, they would see 250 patients. Yesterday he told us they received 250 suspected Covid Patients by 12 00 noon. This is the busiest its been since it all started. Reporter over the last 14 days, new cases across florida have more than doubled. But Critical Data like the number of floridians currently hospitalized is still unknown. And now some First Responders are losing access to the addresses of confirmed and suspected infections. If a firefighter or ems or deputy officer had responded to that address, they could take the steps to protect that individual. Did they tell you why theyd stop giving you the numbers . They told us in an email it had become too onerous. Reporter florida is one of four states the white house Coronavirus Task force says is in a red zone on its risk scale. At a Task Force Briefing wednesday, dr. Deborah birx asked the americans in those red zones to do this. Not only use the face coverings, not going to bars, not going to Indoor Dining but really not gathering in homes either and decreasing those gatherings back down to our phase one recommendation which was ten or less. Reporter in texas, another red zone, state officials ordered the immediate evacuation of more than 60 residents at the lake worth nursing home near dallas. 25 residents there tested positive for the virus. Arizona is another red zone. There are less than 150 icu beds available statewide. Phoenix Fire Department captain rob mccabe said covid calls are off the charts in some parts of the city. And at close to 100 firefighters have likely been infected. It was humbling to our department to see so many of our members get it so quickly. Any and all situations that are dangerous, this is different. Reporter that risk of infection is the same reason sheriff chitwood here in volusia county, florida, north of orlando, says its unconscionable that his local Health Department stop giving him addresses in the county where infected cases are. What hed do is tell his Police Officers, hey, before you get to 123 main street for the 911 call, know theres an infected person there and you should dress accord league. We called the Health Department to say, why did you stop sending them the information . They told us its a statewide directive. Vlad. David, ill note back on march 31st, President Trump was asked about Governor Desantis and his resistance to athome orders. President trump said the governor knows exactly what hes doing. David in florida for us, thank you. Resources are also stretched in texas which just reported its deadliest day of the pandemic. More than 2800 people have died from the virus there. Around 220,000 cases have been reported across the state. Hospitalizations have more than doubled in the last two weeks. Mireya villareal is outside south Texas Health System in mcallen texas in the hardhit rio grande valley. Whats the situation there . Good morning, vlad. Doctors and nurses are telling us they are seeing more family units and younger patients. Our crew was invited inside the hospital you see behind me in the e. R. And icu. Right now they are treating more than 140 Covid Patients. They are actually having to rent beds to accommodate for their higher numbers. In this packed unit, intensive care director dr. Marco chavez cares for more than 20 of the hospitals most critical patients. All fighting to stay alive. We are doing everything that is available. Reporter most lie motionless and almost all need a ventilator to breathe. He says only a few are likely to survive. Ive been here more than ten years. Never seen parents as sick as patients with covid that end up in intensive care. Reporter new cases are up 70 from two weeks ago. They work in the hospitals emergency room which is also full. The reality is its getting bad. Its starting to affect every one of us. Was there a point you guys were worried, we cant handle this . Yes. Theres too much to do and not enough hands. And all you want is to make sure that everybody is okay. And now we can really stop and think about whats happening. And its terrifying. Were losing friends. And it just becomes too much. Reporter both are also afraid of bringing the virus home. You have a 4yearold. I do. Are you scared about bringing this home . I do. Im terrified every day. My baby asks me every day, mommy, do you have the corona today . Its hard to say baby, i cant hug you right now. Reporter juana prieto is one of the emergency room parents. Describe to me what youre going through. Trouble breathing. I start coughing. I cant breathe. Reporter her 35yearold daughter who cared for her and her husband died from the virus last week. Four days after she was admitted to the hospital. Theres no words that can describe this, losing your own kid, my only daughter. Reporter now her husband is also hospitalized. Are you worried about him . He wanted to be here with me. Reporter the rio grand valley is where i grew up so its extremely heartbreaking to see this happen here. Juanas two nieces actually now have coronavirus as well. When juana and jesus came to the hospital, they were separated. The hospital didnt realize that after our interviews yesterday, they decided to put them both in a room together. So they can try and get through this ecovery by encouraging each other. Gayle . Mireya, must be very hard for you to know that area so well and see what the people are going through. Just another reminder that wearing a mask makes a difference. We all want to avoid being in that situation. Were pulling for that family. Thank you very, very much. Tulsas Health Director says President Trumps recent political rally there, more than likely, contributed to oklahomas surge in coronavirus cases. As you recall, you can tell looking at that picture, many people did not wear a mask that day. The president is now pushing for schools across the country to reopen. His education secretary says its not a matter of if kids head back to the class, but how. Paula reid reports on the administrations effort to override the expert advice. We want the schools to be open and going in the fall. Reporter the president tweeted wednesday that he disagrees with his own cdcs very tough and expensive guidelines for opening schools. The current guidelines encourage the use of cloth face coverings, social distancing, staggered scheduling and no communal space. After the president s criticism, Vice President mike pence announced new cdc guidelines will be released next week. We just dont want the guidance to be too tough. What is not the intent of cdcs guidelines is to be used as a rationale to keep schools closed. Reporter but dr. Deborah birx admits the data on children and covid is incomplete because not enough testing has been done. The portion thats been the lowest tested portion is the under 10yearolds. So were putting into place other ways to get testing results from them. Reporter President Trump ignored questions from cbs news about the lack of data. How can you say its safe to send them back to school . Reporter the administrations push to send them back to school has prompted backlash from some governors who say the president is putting politics over science. Im not sending kids and our Education Workforce into our schools unless its safe. Its that simple. Reporter and notably absent from wednesdays Task Force Briefing was dr. Anthony fauci who earlier this week contra dicted President Trump on the severity of the pandemic. Does the president still have confidence in dr. Fauci . Its up to him to determine what to do with that information. Reporter until now, the administration has largely deferred to local leaders on how to reopen communities, but when it comes to schools, a white house adviser said the president is especially interested in getting kids back to class because it means getting parents back to work which could prompt an economic resurgence ahead of the november election. Even as his top experts cant really say its safe. Tony . Parents want school but not at the cost of their childrens safety. Thank you. We want to shift gears and tell you about two tornadoes that hit rural minnesota killing at least one person and causing widespread damage. Dramatic video shows one of the storms ripping through a farm yesterday. Thats not far from a highway. Several cars were smashed by this tornado. Trees were snapped. It destroyed at least four residential buildings. Officials are still assessing the damage but the wind could have been at least 140 miles an hour. Breaking overnight, former glee actress naya rivera is missing in california. A search for rivera resumed this morning in a lake where she was boating with her 4yearold son yesterday. At around 4 00 p. M. , another boater found the child in the boat by himself, unharmed and wearing a life vest. An adult sized life vest was found on the boat. A Spokesman Says they fear the worse. Were going under the belief she went in the water, and we have not been able to locate her. This may be a case of drowning. The boy told investigators his mother went swimming but never came back. Naya riveras best known for her role as a cheerleader on glee. She is 33 years old. I keep thinking about her 4yearold son. Hopefully she is okay. Me, too. I was thinking about that, too. At 4 years old, theyre very chatty and know a lot. Lets hope this story has a good conclusion. Right now it doesnt look good. Very sad news. George floyd told Police Officers he could not breathe more than 20 times before he died. Thats according to new evidence from one of the fired officers accused in floyds killing. Thomas lanes lawyer gave a judge transcripts recorded by lanes body cam. They show that Derek Chauvin who held his knee on floyds neck for nearly nine minutes, 8 46 exactly, told him, stop yelling. It takes a heck of a lot of oxygen to talk. When lane asked if floyd should be turned onto his side, chauvin said, no, hes staying put where we got him. And lane said floyd might be in disstrerks chauvin said, well, thats why weve got an ambulance coming. Lanes attorney argues there is evidence of his clients innocence and he believes charges of aiding and abetting should be dismissed. Prosecutors have until august 10th to respond. Its tough to hear this transcript because it seems the audio matches the callousness of what we saw in the video. Heartbreaking when you see the details up close like that. Shifting gears back to a 15yearold boy in california who is telling us how his father was shot and killed in front of him on a fourth of july trip. Ari and Jack Gershman asked a man for directions around two hours north of sacramento and then with no warning, the man opened fire and ari was hit. That was just the beginning of jacks ordeal. In an interview youll only see on cbs this morning, jack and his mother tell us their familys new reality still hasnt sunk in. Anna werner has this story. I said, wheres dad . He said, hes been shot. And i said, what do you even mean . Reporter when Paige Gershman received Text Messages from her son jack on friday, she thought he was sending her videos of scenery from a trip with his dad. In californias Tahoe National forest. But the teen was reaching out with a far more harrowing message. Jack said his father, dr. A ari gershman had been shot and killed by a gunman. My dad suggested that we ask him for directions. The shooter pulls out a pistol and starts shooting. And after two or three shots, he was hit. Reporter the 15yearold bolted from the car and took off into the surrounding woods near the poker flat area of Sierra County. Jack says he got lost and when he was finally able to call his mom, he barely had reception and his phone was running out of battery. When my phone died, i had nothing to do so i prayed. Reporter local Authorities Say it was more than 30 hours until they were able to locate jack and reunite him with his family. We all just screamed and hugged and cried. But then it was that relief and we knee thw that he was okat then the reality that ari was not. Law enforcement detained the suspected gunman, 40yearold john thomas conway. The Sierra CountySheriffs Office says hes suspected of shooting and wounding two other people in a separate attack. The motive for both shootings is unknown. I just hope he spends the rest of his miserable life in jail. Reporter now dr. Gershmas family is remembering a man they called humble, smart and generous. He was all about helping others, and just so funny and kind. Hes just my best friend. Reporter paige told us the police are going to be asking her son jack to look at a lineup today. This now widowed mother of three is currently undergoing chemotherapy for cancer. A gofundme page for the family has already raised more than 430,000, tony. Glad a suspect is in custody. Anna, thank u. Time to check your local weather. This is a krscbs news speci route. Im Tony Dokoupil in new york. The Supreme Court made a addition decision on President Trumps financial records. Came out moments ago. Jan, good morning to you. The president has resisted a longstanding tradition of releasing his tax returns to the public. Is todays decision going to change that . Reporter not necessarily, tony, but this is a major defeat for President Trump. He was trying to block the Manhattan District