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Since the compauntry reopened ar a strict lockdown. and one thats accelerated 20% in one week. spike the forcing measures to control the virus, by shutting down schools again, reimposing a nighttime ke nighttime curfew and banning alcohol for a second time this year. officials worry its not the only country on the continent that will have to reverse course because of the pandemic. >> i think were starting to see an acceleration. south africa may be a recursor. it may be a worner for what will ha...

By shutting down schools again, reimposing a nighttime curfew, and banning the sale of alcohol, for a second time this year. health officials worry its not the only country on the continent that will have to reverse course because of the pandemic. >> i think what were starting to see is a continued acceleration of transmission, in a number of countries in -- in -- in subsaharan africa. south africa may unfortunately be a precursor. a warning for what happens in the rest of africa. >> experts say...

Birthday, she was named dame commander of the british empire, for one of hollywoods guilded leading ladies. hello again, everyone. thank you so much for joining me. we begin with a celebration of life for congressman john lewis. the late civil rights icon making a final crossing over the pettus bridge in selma and where he courageously led a march for voting rights at the age of 25 years old. and then moments ago his motorcade and hearse arriving at alabamas state capital in montgomery and the...

A live report from that key swing state next.

Major states. were having to respond as an american people. thats why you call hear us cal for masks and increased social distancing. >> kids over covid. >> the u.s. state of georgia logged 4,800 new cases on friday, when one of its largest school districts said that students would not be returning to the classroom after all, hundreds of parents protested. but the nations top infectious disease expert warns theres more at stake than education. >> when you talk about forcing teachers to come back...

He tweeted that president obamas win was a total sham. >> god bless the great state of iowa. >> in the 2016 primaries, he accused ted cruz of stealing iowa and marco rubio of rigging florida. >> new hampshire was taken away. >> he said there were bus loads of out of state voters who stole the state of new hampshire. >> nearly 2 million dead people voted for hillary clinton. >> tens of millions mail-in ballots. >> and in 2020 -- >> will they be forged. >> according to our president. >> will they ...

Thank you. >> thank you. jon: president trump signing executive orders aiming to lower prescription drug prices. it comes after the price of insulin nearly doubles in the past year. stephanie bennett has more. >> its been really difficult i. has shut us down. >> eric and erica used to have no trouble traveling from their home in utah to mexico to buy insulin. but when the pandemic hit, they had to cancel their plans. >> we had so much momentum, and then covid really just threw a monkey wrench in...

Number of americans who lose their lives, require hospitalization, and who are testing positive for the coronavirus. tonight states like california, florida, texas and arizona are now becoming the next new york according to white house officials. >> we have to change our behavior now before this virus completely moves back up through the north this first wave that we see now across florida, texas, california and arizona began with under 30-year-olds. >> reporter: while there are signs of a possi...

>> reporter: she has her health now left to worry what life will be like without a home stephanie gosk, nbc news. >> anxious, heartbreaking moments for so many americans. as so many of us pay attention to the pandemic, during a tv news report one viewer in florida was paying attention to something else it turns out that may have saved a life. heres anne thompson. >> reporter: this has been victoria prices focus, not cancer. >> all about the other "c" word these days. >> reporter: but its cance...

Stadium may never get to hold an olympic opening ceremony. and hes not alone. a poll this week found only 23% of japanese support holding the games, even next year. by now, the buildings around me here should have been bustling with thousands of athletes from all over the world getting ready to compete against each other. of course, because of covid—19, they are not here. this place remains a ghost town. but will it be any different a year from now? if covid—19 is still circulating widely, i...