and tonight, tulsa now setting a daily record for new cases, just as president trump's first rally is set to take place there. here's abc's victor oquendo. >> reporter: tonight, florida setting record highs of new cases two days in a row. crowded beaches in jacksonville today, many people not wearing masks, which are not required. >> i'm not very worried. >> reporter: the governor blaming the rise of cases on increased testing, but dr. aileen marty, of florida international university, disagrees. >> the bottom line is, we're seeing more hospitalizations and that's not from increased testing. that's from real people who are needing hospital care. that means true increase in cases. ses as theity prepares for nma, the president's first rally since the pandemic hit. people are already lining up outside. tulsa's mayor saying any rational person would have concerns about the rally. one local health official thinks it should be postponed. >> so many people are over