June 20 coronavirus news

The Trump campaign confirmed six staffers working on the Tulsa rally have tested positive for coronavirus.

Murtaugh said that none of the staffers who tested positive "or anyone in immediate contact will be at today’s rally or near attendees and elected officials."

"As previously announced, all rally attendees are given temperature checks before going through security, at which point they are given wristbands, facemasks and hand sanitizer,” Murtaugh added.

NBC was the first to report on the positive tests.

Three restaurants in Miami, Florida were closed due to violations of the emergency health order Friday night, according to a news release from the Miami-Dade County mayor's office.

Miami Police shut down the restaurants after being informed by the Miami-Dade Police Department that the "New Normal" rules were not being followed, the release said. 

Restaurants in the county are currently allowed to operate at 50% capacity indoors and all patrons and employees must follow rules including social distancing and the wearing of masks.

The restaurants were Astra in Wynwood, Swan in the Design District and El Secreto Bar & Grill in Little Havana, according to the release.

Owners of the restaurants could face $500 fines and up to 180 days in jail.

The restaurants will need to review the "New Normal" guidelines and take measures to meet the requirements before submitting an affidavit demonstrating that they have completed the necessary steps to reopen. 

By the numbers: Roughly 10,220 business checks were conducted by Miami-Dade Police on Friday and 45 businesses were given warnings for lesser violations, the release said.

There have been at least 2,228,368 cases of coronavirus in the US, according to a tally by Johns Hopkins University.

Approximately 119,342 people have died from the virus, Johns Hopkins reported.

The totals includes cases from all 50 states, the District of Columbia and other US territories, as well as repatriated cases. 

Travelers coming to Spain from Britain will no longer have to quarantine starting on June 21, Spanish Foreign Minister Arancha Gonzalez Laya told the BBC on Saturday.

The decision was made "out of respect" for the 400,000 Britons who have second homes in Spain, Laya said. 

However, Spain will continue to apply a “triple-check,” including verifying the origin of passengers, a temperature-check and registration so contact-tracing can be possible, she added. 

Laya also said Spain is still discussing with United Kingdom authorities whether they will offer the same conditions for Spanish visitors to the UK.

Currently, the UK imposes a 14-day self-isolation for all passengers entering the country.

Tulsa County, Oklahoma, reported a new record of daily coronavirus infections on Saturday, according to data from the Oklahoma State Department of Health and the Tulsa Health Department's websites.

There were at least 136 new coronavirus cases reported in Tulsa county in the past 24 hours. This is the fifth time this week that the county has reported a new record high.

The previous record high number of reported coronavirus cases in the county was 125 cases, which was reported on Friday.

There are now at least 772 current active cases in Tulsa County and approximately 66 people have died.

Some context: Statewide, Oklahoma reported at least 331 new Covid-19 cases in the last 24 hours – bringing the state total to approximately 10,037 cases.

There are a total of 368 coronavirus deaths reported in the state. 

President Trump is scheduled to speak at a rally in Tulsa Saturday evening.

A second Atlanta United player has tested positive for coronavirus following mandatory testing on Friday, the Major League Soccer club said in a statement on Saturday.

There were no additional positive results for players or staff.  

The club announced its first positive coronavirus result for a player on Thursday.  

The National Football League's Tampa Bay Buccaneers said Saturday that “individuals” have tested positive for coronavirus and “affected areas” will remain closed for cleaning.

CNN has reached out to the team for the exact number of Covid-19 cases.

The Miami Dolphins have unveiled its new outdoor movie theaters at Hard Rock Stadium, which includes a drive-in experience, according to the NFL team's website.  

The Dolphins are opening up its home turf for guests to drive their cars onto the field of Hard Rock Stadium to watch a movie on the stadium's big screen.

Guests can watch from their vehicle or set up in an assigned "tailgate space" directly outside their vehicle "while maintaining a 6 foot distance from all other vehicles and movie goers," the Miami Dolphins website says. Food and drink service is available "to be ordered and delivered directly to your vehicle," according to the website.  

A second movie experience has been created outside the stadium in an "open air theater" complete with couches and "restaurant style dining," the website says. Movies playing this month include "Jurassic Park," "Despicable Me 3," "Men In Black" and replays of past Super Bowls, said the website. 

Tickets start at $17 per person for the open air theater and $39 per vehicle for the drive-up theater, the website says. The drive-in theater has a 175 car capacity while the outdoor theater can accommodate 400 people, according to CNN affiliate WPLG.  

"All proceeds will benefit the Miami Dolphins Foundation Food Relief Program," the website says.  

The Mets and Yankees will move their spring training from Florida to New York, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said.

The Yankees will be at Yankee Stadium, the Mets will be at Citi Field – their respective stadiums. The state will “review their protocols in place to make sure they are doing it safely and appropriately.”

The governor said it's really “exciting news” and he can’t remember the last time spring training was in New York.

The Mets have a soft opening this week, he added. 

There has not been a final decision if there will be a Mayor League Baseball season but Cuomo said he is “hopeful."

He said he spoke with the owners of both teams and plans to "drop in" on spring training.

On reopening: Cuomo said New York City is still on track to further reopen into phase two in the coming days.

The city is at a 1.1% infection rate – which is where it was on Thursday.