United States Coronavirus Deaths Pass 121,000, As States Report Recored Cases

The United States coronavirus deaths surpass 121,000, as Florida and California report record cases. A model says that the United States death toll will hit nearly 180,000 within the country by October unless 95 percent of people wear masks in public. Trump falsely suggests that the pandemic is over, as the United States death toll climbs past 121.000. The United States is reporting its third-highest new cases since beginning of pandemic, the most cases since April. 

Three suspects have been indicted for the murder of Georgia jogger Ahmaud Arbery. 

Texas is setting new records for coronavirus cases. Houston's mayor says that 97 percent of intensive care beds are filled. More than 5,000 people in Texas tested positive for coronavirus on Tuesday, the highest number reported for Texas since the pandemic started. 

Fauci says "forget the politics and wear a mask.

New York, New Jersey and Connecticut announce new 14-day quarantine rules for travelers who visited hot spot states. United States lags behind peers in containing the coronavirus threat. 

Trump has vowed to protect statues from protesters. Trump blasts Democratics for blocking police reform bill. 

Wolf Blitzer interviews John Bolton. 

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