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business hours. breaking news as we come on the air. new developments in the deadly police confrontation involving a black man in rochester, new york. the mayor late today suspending at least seven officers following the death of daniel prude. the officers pinning him down. he stopped breathing minutes later. he died days after that. the mayor saying the police chief had told her he died of a drug overdose in police custody. the medical examiner ruling it a homicide. the family demanding the officers face charges. the race for a coronavirus vaccine, after the cdc alerted all 50 states to be ready for a possible vaccine by november 1st. dr. anthony fauci on the reality of having a safe and effective one before election day. tonight, the alarming outbreaks on college campuses. several schools reporting more than 1,000 cases and counting. and one of hollywood s biggest stars revealing his family s battle with the virus. joe biden in the battleground state of wisconsin today ....
the april jobs report is out this morning. united states lost a record 20.5 mill jun jobs last month. the unemployment rate has spiked to 14.7%. that s up from just 4.4% in march. it s the highest level of unemployment in the united states of america since the great depression. right now more than 1.25 million cases of coronavirus so far, more than 76,000 americans have died. just this morning, president trump says he ll be getting tested in the future for coronavirus antibodies. we have our doctor on duty, dr. cory ayber is with us. we want to start with our team of reporters covering the devastating impact of the jobs numbers. let s go right now to nbc s senior business correspondent stephanie ruhle. steph, what are you hearing from small business owners? reporter: well, obviously 20 million people in a month is a massive number, but remember, those people are receiving unemployment benefits, so they do have some sense of financial security. but what i really want p ....
for his part president trump tweeting in the dead of night yesterday he will back off his plan to hold his first rally in over three months on june 19th, also known as juneteenth, a date marking the end of slavery in the united states. the president claims he s moving the event to the 20th at the suggestion of his, quote, african-american friends. of course the raucous political event will still be taking place in tulsa, oklahoma, the site of one of the worst massacres of black americans in u.s. history 99 years ago. the president today delivering a commencement address to more than 1,100 west point cadets, who had to travel back to campus from all over the country in the middle of a pandemic to hear his speech. the spectacle coming the same week trump s own joint chiefs chairman, general mark milley, apologized for appearing with the president wearing battle fatigues after lafayette square outside the white house was cleared of protesters for a photo-op. the secret ser ....
list? i think somewhere around 600 weeks. not long now. . reporter: now her baby is having a baby. ahead on sunday morning, what to expect when you re about to be a grandmother? osgood: aaron neville is a singer with an unmistakable voice and a long career of his to go with it. he also has had his share of trouble with anthony mason we ll give his songs and story a listen. reporter: aaron neville s voice is one of the most distinctive sounds in american music. do you remember when you started singing? my mother said i used to stand up in the crib and go aaaa. reporter: raised in new orleans, he left the city after katrina. i felt violated. reporter: ahead on sunday morning, we go back to the biggiesy with aaron neville. osgood: mo rocca walks us through an innovative math museum. steve hartman watches a unique high school basketball player in action. we ll also remember the celebrated american pianist van cliburn but first here are the headlines for this ....
july holiday and possible terror threats. we will bring you the new developments. good morning. welcome to early start. i m john berman. i m christine romans. 5:00 a.m. in the east. david sweat is revealing the time on the lam with the other escapee, richard matt. sweat is saying that partnership with matt went bad quickly. sweat says the older inmate was out of shape and slowing them down and matt started getting drunk after they broke into a cabin. frustrated sweat said they split up. officers shot matt to death five days later noting they could smell alcohol on his body. the latest on the investigation with kyung lah in albany new york. reporter: john and christine, investigators completed the interview of david sweat for now. he has been talking to them from his hospital bed. he has been saying a lot. first and foremost leading investigators to understand that it was a lot easier to break out of the facility than anyone could have ever imagined. sweat detailin ....