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Things that americans are worried about this week, neither of those are the subject at hand. americans are very concerned about this pandemic, which is not under control, just keeps getting worse, about the economic situation thats followed, and about whether a government that continues to seem dysfunctional is going to be able to put together another package of relief as we head off a cliff. remember, 30 million americans lose enhanced unemployment benefits today, and americans are also simulta...

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Called a spike as opposed to a gradual increase. we are keeping an eye on and we are aware of. yes. >> reporter: what are we finding is leading this spike? >> well, we are seeing a number of things. we are showing you pictures out there. there is concern particularly among the young adults. more and more cases pop up. related to house parties and other things such as that. we also see concerns as far as people coming in from other states. we are seeing it in a number of different areas. >> repor...

Our nbc team is following the latest as it inches closer to the u.s. well begin right now with nbcs press pallone standing by for us in daytona beach, florida. things dont look bad now. beachgoers behind you. nice rolling gentle waves. are folks even preparing for this storm? >> reporter: hey, alex, sometimes you draw the short straw and sometimes you draw the long straw. i think im doing okay. live look at daytona beach. the worlds most famous beach. locals tell me its a lot quiet than it norma...

Covered, and thats according to the long beach health department. one is still being monitored for symptoms. no hospitalizations. when it comes to the reported outbreak, the last case was july 4th. beachgoers shouldnt feel too uncomfortable because theyre mostly linked to indoor parties including with the lifeguards, not necessarily associated with their work outdoors. but what theyre doing indoors, large and small parties. governor phil murphy had more to say. take a listen to this trend. >> i ...

I think its pretty clear we will get, at a minimum, tropical storm force wind impacts, likely hurricane-force wind impacts. make sure you have your plan. make sure you have seven days of food and supplies and medicine. there could be some power outages. >> southern coast of florida is tonight under a hurricane warning. thats serious business in that state as hurricane isaias heads their way. unsettling news for a state that has earned its title as a global epicenter of the coronavirus with more ...

Released to the public. this comes as the u.s. surpassed 150,000 deaths just a few days ago. in new jersey, a crackdown on house parties after three dozen lifeguards tested positive for the virus. the state is bracing for hundreds of additional cases linked to just one party. airbnb is moving in. cracking down on rentals to young people and suspending listings that violate restrictions. cori coffin joins from us long beach island on the jersey shore. theres a lot keeping officials there in lbi...

Cases. anne, you and i have had this discussion before. they were doing so well. the governor seemed to have his arms around this. does this mirror the same problem in so many other sun belt states? in short, what happened? >> you know, tony fauci said it today in the hearing. we opened up too soon, and were seeing exactly what you said. we are seeing the effects of what happens when you open up too soon. the virus wasnt gone. we did not eradicate the virus. we just pushed it down to a much lowe...

Poor gets bigger. inequality gets worse. and now with the economic fallout of the coronavirus crisis bearing down on us, we may very well be in the opening days of a repeat performance. tomorrow, as we mentioned, is the first of the month. rent is due. it will be the first rent check that unemployed americans will have to write without the benefit of the unemployment boost from the federal government. republicans in congress let that $600 unemployment benefit expire today. 25 million americans h...