Even though there are some positive COVID-19, Mayor Sylvester Turner continued to push what some consider a narrative of fear.

While announcing his 'Better Together' plan to educate people about the virus, Turner had to admit some numbers were going down. But he still pushed his agenda.

"We've noticed the number start to decrease a little but, but quite frankly testing is vital to getting control of this virus," Turner said.

And then there was a shot at President Trump for Tweeting that keeping low-income housing out of the suburbs would lower crime, raise home values.

"Some times too much hydroxychloroquine will just do things to you. Stay away from it. That's all I can tell you. I'm offended by the statement," Turner stated.

Elsewhere the controversial Houston doctor who says the drug works against COVID-19 is doubling down on her claims. Stella Immanuel told our TV partner Channel 2 that the drug works.

"It eradicates the symptoms. It eradicates the virus. It is a cure," Immanuel said. You can watch the rest of that interview below.

In other developments:

The Spring Branch ISD pushes back the start of the school year from August 17th to the 24th.
The State of Texas removed 225 deaths from its count that had been added because of an "automation error."
The University of Texas-Austin says they have more than 450 cases of the virus. That's the highest of any college in the country.
Governor Greg Abbott extended emergency SNAP food benefits through the month of August.
The city will announce a second rental assistance program today for people that have been economically impacted by the virus.
And college football fans will be happy with this news. The SEC announced they will play a 10-game season that will start on September 26th. It will be a 'conference only' schedule.