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my brother is up there telling us to find the strength in us to, don't cry for me right now. just fight for me. >> the police officers' association released a statement saying he challenged officers and, quote, took a shooting position. police have not released the body camera footage. this is the 17th officer-involved shooting there since 2011. >>> in just about an hour from now, there will be a memorial and viewing for george floyd in north carolina where he was born. this after yesterday's memorial in minneapolis where he was killed. here in the bay area, people continue to fight for racial justice and police accountability. about 100 people were gathered late into the night last night outside san jose city hall. police standing close by. >>> and earlier yesterday evening at that same a peaceful formal protest where peopledead. at 5:00 p.m. the crowd marched through downtown san jose. and over in the east bay, about 1,000 people gathered outside civic center plaza in walnut creek lending their voices to an end for systemic racism. protests gathered remembering george floyd

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he gave us the world already before us. he gave usa the world already before us. he gave us a lot of great lessons. and i mean, one thing about a man responsibility, he would stand up for his family and friends and i wa nt for his family and friends and i want you guys to know that he would stand up for want you guys to know that he would stand upforany want you guys to know that he would stand up for any injustice for everyone. can i please say his name? thank you. applause applause. i'm brandon williams. i'm george's nephew. even though we happen to share the same middle name for some reason my mama wa nted middle name for some reason my mama wanted to name all of us after some of her siblings and coincidently i ended up with george. growing up i'm a lot younger than him but my grandmother raised me and i have a fatherfigure. grandmother raised me and i have a father figure. we are hearing from a number of george floyd's family members. this is brandon well as his nephew. we've heard from his youngest brother rodney and pa learners and also a cousin speaking at

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activist who is that joining us live from jacksonville thanks for joining us good to have you with us today. bush. or ugly scenes have also been playing out in the city of chicago been reports of looting police say 240 people were arrested on saturday more than 20 officers injured during clashes with protesters goes mayor has strongly condemned the violence. i'm also hurt and angry if those who decided to try to hijack this moment and use it as an opportunity to wreak havoc to loot and to destroy. you should be ashamed if you are seeing us what you have done is to designer yourself your family and our city and we spoke with one on blues musician terrans o. kand on who's from chicago about how the protests have unfolded in his hometown. believe me the black community the minority community we appreciate the police and what they do and we know the job is hard but if they break the law they should be held to the same standards if not more than the average citizen that will hurt or kill somebody and if it was under your arm just you know if it was a maneuver or a tactic to kill someone on

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used it in. new yorkers used it george bush is used it so absolutely trump is going to be able to do what he's threatening to do there's no question here and there are some triggers though tyrrell one trigger is is you have to say has the governor as of a state asked for has the legislature of a state asked that the military brought in or if they haven't is there such unrest that constitutional rights of individuals are at risk and they seem incapable of protecting those constitutional rights then trump can do that sue a sponsor he can send them in and you know look terrible at this the bigger picture here this is this is all a show you know you've got you've got call rose in the in the white house right now call rove you might remember is one of the people that put together really atwater program for winning the south and win the winning the presidential election for ronald reagan and more importantly. where teams believe it comes lee out were winning for nixon in the biggest landslide that the

thanks for joining us good to have you with us could you tell us a little bit about what's going on there. well as you can see behind me all around me thousands of people have gathered in vatican city center to stand up against racism following to that of george floyd into us of course ever had these that george ford really angered people here but he does so vindicated them because racism is very much a thing from black germans here in germany and i asked i asked earlier on the funny to tell me about their daily experience we saw racism here in germany have of this and. as a black woman living in this country it has not been easy we go through so many things which we cannot express or say about lee but i'm happy for this demonstration which is up and in know that we can express our 7 day express our feeling all we have. time taxi for me you were born here in germany i can you tell us about your experience as a black german where. good everything is ok my friends treat me very well but in some places i feel different because it's treated very different in kindergarten when i was 4 years oh

>>actually using a technique that we teach us. i mean that our next circus even said that we don't we don't use our knees and some expect or upper neck with that area on the 8 can't wait website you could look up police departments across the country to check how many are currently using the 8 policies but in this e-mail the richmond police department challenges the sides accuracy after seed they were listed using only 2 of the 8 policies. according to rpd their current use of force policy covers all 8 recommendations. >>has it made you kron 4 news. >>we go to the north bay now where crews are investigating a fire that destroyed multiple homes and burned more than 300 acres. the flames ignited wednesday afternoon near the sassoon city wildlife center. it destroyed at least 4 homes and forced many people to evacuate. this is video from this morning showing us the damage. today fire officials say they believe the fire was started by quote a make shift grill, heavy winds and triple digit heat help spread the fire and firefighters exp

not using. only are going to. also look into the marketing so we get decent returns for these really are. each tree will generate some 12 euro's per year like this but i hear local farmers will get around $200.00 trees the plants will bear fruit between 15 and 20 years. this will get plant 1000000 tree youth. by the british. are going to india. on an average around 80 percent of the sapling so right this project helps reduce poverty and protect the environment. the planet. has been declining. interest scientists are trying to do their bit to preserve it with the hope of what. they hope the people of it what they are about to lose. like to be a cayman swimming in the amazon river. a frog jumping around in this virtual reality installation participants can slip into the 5 different animal. my favorite one is the vampire it's so cuddly. and the way it's been done it works really well you get to fly through the rain forest by night with night vision it's fantastic. you have to watch out for the spiders behind. you kno

breaking new ground with the last of us part ii. and it's time for us all to hitrecord. screaming, acoustic heavy metal chords. welcome, welcome, welcome to click. come on in, everyone. i hope you're well, and ladies and gentlemen, here comes lara lewington. hello spencer, and hello everyone. there have been rumours that over the past few weeks, some of our viewers have followed in love with two things. i'm it's not you and me. but it is the picture on your wall and your cushions, and i believe that those cushions took on a whole life of their own last week. yeah, all right, 0k, so here is what happened. i don't know why, but i asked for suggestions on social media for a different arrangement than the usual rainbow that we have here, and there was one suggestion i got that i just thought was genius and i could not resist. so well done if you worked out what was going on. this was the progress of the cushions moving about throughout the programme, and this was the homage that we were paying. all i can say is, i'm sorry. clearly lockdown has been long. it certainly has. no

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if you have any questions at all, call us, email us, visit us online. we're here to help support you when you need us. take care, and be well. to learn more, call one eight four four cosentyx or visit cosentyx.com >>> your rally in oklahoma is set for june 19th. was that on purpose? >> no, but i know exactly what you're going to say. >> well, i'm just asking. it's on the day of african-american emancipation. >> that's right. the fact that i'm having a rally on that day, you can really think about that very positively as a celebration because a rally to me is a celebration. it's going to be really a celebration, and it's an interesting date. it wasn't done for that reason, but it's an interesting date. but it's a celebration. >> somebody got to him. somebody told him, and if you were watching, you know just moments ago the president announced the rally will now be held june 20th. it's a lot to talk about tonight. we welcome to the broadcast baratunde thurston, writer, activist, comedian, former producer for "the daily show with trevor noah." quarantine l

it's not something in front of us, it's something inside of us. it's decisions, not conditions, that determine our fate and future. in the state of california, we are proof of that. you see this, one of the original models put out many, many months ago. very simple model that talks about no intervention, meaning you just rolled out of bed and went along with whatever was thrown at us. and without an intervention, the expectation and the reality as you've experienced in some states, there would be a large surge or significant increase in the surge of transmissions of the virus and consequence the big impact on the hospital care delivery system, on the health care delivery system. intervention is what we refer to in technical terms as nonpharmaceutical interventions, social distancing, physical distancing, wearing a face mask allowed us to prepare, promote, and protect a different outcome. because of the interventions in the state of california, we are able to mitigate the curve and never experienced the sharp increase. but what we did do is we push

what keeps us in shape what makes us sick and how do we stay healthy. my name is dr constantly i talk to medical experts. watch them at work. and i discuss what you can do to improve your health. stay tuned and let's all try to stay good shit. on. nearly 10000000 people have downloaded germany's new coronavirus tracing out in just 3 days. there's still a ways to go scientists say that 60 percent of the public needs to use the app for it to be effective and the government says that by and is critical to the kind of if the app can help to warn contacts of infected persons faster than was previously possible and every hour of early warning of a threat of infection is again in fighting those fires he says vehicles. but as governments around the world track the virus can we be sure they also are tracking citizens. tracing apps can we trust them are they effective. and this is the 1900. it is good to have you with us on a surge of new tracing apps help stop the viruses spread we'll hear from an expert in just a moment but 1st let's look at some of those apps

it could be used for palm oil. but for various political reasons and the person sent it oftentimes instead of using that land people are. destroying virgin rainforest so there is a way for humanity it's a little harmony with nature it is still possible with going with and. it's not easy but it's certainly possible one of the things we need to do recognise where these areas are. and. tension is a plastic and the areas dangly or plesk person is on the rise and that's because of the neck or nonsense quoting there that if they get a single user tesing your infection any even the dance again single use plastics like cross 3 bags are going away under pressure from of the history all over the united states to back to making a comeback after a long battle to them that that system and i just wonder in times of medical emergencies like that is the area they seek attorney have to single use plastic protests. plastic is not in of itself a bad thing. it's a classic in the wrong place at the wrong time but it's a bad. boss it ha

bear with us both. we will try to establish the lines to both of you again in the hope we can hear you a little more reliably in a couple of minutes. we will fix this. we go straight to helen who inu is definitely there this morning's weather. —— who i know. definitely there this morning's weather. -- who i know. chris was asking earlier, pictures of yorkshire behind me, i have found you one. this is... you see, ask and i'd deliver. this is in leeds. it is quite grey and misty. how far inland that misty, low cloud is from the north sea. it will take a few hours to get rid of some of that from the north—east of england and eastern scotland, could be the third day for some places where it is cool and damp. here is that low cloud that has come in. it doesn't look like much but if you are sat under that it is giving nuisance value drizzle as well. it will be quite a dank sort of day. further south, plenty of sunshine, early morning mist and fog is clearing. probably not as widely in the south—west i

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us. and he gave us a lot of great lessons. and one thing about a man, responsibility, he would stand up for his family and friends. and i want you to know that he would stand up for any injustice anywhere. so y'all please say his name. >> george! >> thankall. >> i'm brandon williams, george's nephew. i called him perry. we happened to share the same middle name for some reason. growing up, i'm a lot younger than him, but my grandmother raised me. i didn't have a father figure present in my life, so i grew up in the same house with them and my uncles were more a father figure than -- and with perry being the alpha male, i graph talted to him. coming up, i played sports. he did. that kind of connected us and brought us real close and we tried not to be -- this is a lot harder than i thought it would be. i just remember -- i just remember all of the memories. more than anything, just thank you to him for being there, being a real genuine person, being loving and caring, someone that i can ca

the country is crying out for leadership, leadership that can unite us, leadership that brings us together. leadership that can recognise pain and deep grief of communities that have had a knee on their neck for a long time. donald trump has turned this country into a battlefield driven by old resentments and fresh fears. he thinks division helps him. well in the last half hour president turmp has tweeted what he says are his credentials in supporting african americans. he says... and added — "the best is yet to come". the vast majority of protests have been peaceful — but a minority of protestors have clashed violently with police — despite cu rfews put in place to limit unrest. an officer was shot during protests in las vegas and police said another was involved in a shooting in the same area. in st louis — four police officers were shot during protests. here's the city's police chief. they were standing near a line, and all of a sudden they felt pain, so i did not hear shots and to fight on people that aren't doing anything, they are just standing there. some coward fired shots

some of youso want to lead us anyone uses five using certain things and saying this is horrible. this is just a virus. we are to have them from here on out. host: let me ask you dr. michael saag. ryou have studied a nasty disease. is this anything like you have seen study. it. dr. michael saag: now, it is a virus for sure but nothing like i have ever seen before rated a lotn of us when we were in school, we studied the hypothetical of a major pandemic. we have never seen something like this. you mentioned the boiler. for example, those were pockets and minor epidemics. major for the people effective course. it was not transmitted readily through the air from one person to another like this virus. we talked about influenza, somebody mentioned in the earlier epidemics of that. it also burned itself out. in terms of being able to be stopped within the community the reason for that is that enough people had exposure to other influenza viruses that allowed the majority of people of their immune systems they knocked down. but the problem here is this is a virus it's never been seen by

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on the if we cut it does use of the plain jane young has gotten used to the cameras. on the one hand she do sort of get the feeling you're being watched on the other hand it does help us learn and that's the main reason we're here. for all the pros outweigh the cons. so. screens are used to display when the boarding school students are in their rooms on time in the evenings they also show who's late to class in the mornings modern tech . knology is supposed to help the students excel says the school the more data the better. and san francisco things are very different there facial recognition was officially prohibited for use by the city's authorities in 29001 paskin was the initiator of the built in psychologically unhealthy when people know they were being watching every aspect of the public row on the streets in parks that's not the kind of city i want to live one reason for the ban on this technology fear of racial profiling indeed facial recognition systems make more mistakes with asian and black persons as well as with women children and elderly people study by

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brace yourselves 3000000000 photos off twitter facebook and the resulting database is used by us police forces to convict criminals but how does facial recognition technology actually work here are the basics in 50 seconds. most patients recognition systems use a 2 d. source like a photo or video and algorithm analyzes the relative position distance and location of basal features such as the eyes nose and mouth. alternatively the algorithm analyzes multiple images of a specific person and generates a data version of the face for comparison. 3 d. facial recognition technology uses sensors to capture information about the shape of a face like the exact depth of someone's eye socket. texture analysis uses details of the skin such as unique lines patterns and spots to identify a face. how secure is facial recognition technology and how far could it potentially reach we asked me a check from taiwan she is a data scientist and expert for machine learning. the more personal data that begat this database is more about of will for the hackers so you can think of like once you added the face imag

it's not the language he uses. it is not co mforta ble language he uses. it is not comfortable doing it. but when he does that any white house for major speeches i think may well. in this case, he thinks it's more fun for the audience if he sort of refs. so he does have a telephone to but he does go off script and he wanted to tell a funny story about walking down the rabbit at west .10 days ago. it did take a while and it was a little strange, but it was also kind of endearing and away as well. so he wants to be authentic in these settings, he wants to be very different from other politicians, and he is very different and that cuts both ways, because egress problem sometimes with the things he says, but on the other hand that's part of the reason why people show up at these events hours and hours and hours beforehand, because he is so unpredictable. your analysis is really interesting. thanks so much for talking to us. thank you, take care. we will come back to the us when there are developments there. brazil continues to see an increase in cases of coron

so much simply because the school never made us as take us to many programs. and they want to go back to school so that i get learns much more. and get us. in good growth. well dying. i'd like to take off my mask. but when the corona is gone the thing that i want most is to go to an outdoor swimming pool. how was. that was there. the most in them is a but. we do window. and it goes oh no my. team yeah butcher civil war and quarantine i might settle and my classmates laughter going to and my friends and i miss the gossip and the school or corridor and disturbing lessons with giggling for example or orca 3 wolf or orca on the socialising with my friends and seeing them in school every day what i miss most is my math class because i go way beyond us that. they do not explain away out and some of us we don't we don't understand they would be great fun on their white board. their her ratings are rough. in those good us i don't like it that i can see my friends and my classmates any more than. i missed school because the teachers used to help me. even my friends wou

sea when used against us co 2. this still only limited evidence of the usefulness of u.v. c. against sauce cost to you specifically it certainly can be used to deactivate to inactivate other similar viruses from the same current virus family but there are also risks associated with the c.e. treatment it's particularly talk sick to humans it cools cataracts it can cool skin cancer so there are there are costs and benefits associated with using u.v. c. for virus in activation right so what we saw in this report is that g.c. is mostly used like in bosses at night when they don't drown when there's no people in it but how big a chance do you saying there is a u.v. sea killing off the virus let's say in school classrooms as kids returning to schools offices shopping malls so all those enclosed places rooms those that actually were part of a dated os before the country make it easy is certainly one option that deactivating viruses owned surfaces and x. enclosed spaces one of the problems is that you require specialist equipment in this case specialist bolts to make the e.v.c. like

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rooms and using space that are traditionally not used for patients. we saw that in new york, and that's not something i want to have happen here. and i just wish the governor would give us the power and the authority to make masks mandatory in our city. people are getting mixed messages from the federal government, from my state government. they don't know -- they're not taking the virus as seriously as they should, in part because of how we're dealing with it. >> if you and i took a walk tonight outside taverns and bars in austin, if we took a walk in broad daylight tomorrow, what percentage of people are wearing masks, do you think? >> it's pretty low. and, you know, back at a point when we were allowed to make them mandatory, we were having an increase in people in our city putting on masks. and i know it's a pain, and it's not -- doesn't feel good, and it's hot. but it stops the virus from passing the same way. it saves some people from getting sick and others from dying. but when the governor took away from cities the ability to make it mandatory

not i think it is very dangerous -- use us. i think it is very dangerous for infrastructure companies behind the scenes to make parts of the internet disappear. before cyberattacks took off like they did, the internet was a place where anyone could put in i tf online, and that was how itfinternet worked -- an online, and that is how the internet worked. by pulling away cloudflare, what you are effectively saying is that bullies and criminals who launch attacks should be able to silence one side of the debate or another, and that is something we think is not the right place for us to be making determinations. emily: all right, cloudflare cofounder and ceo matthew prince. thank you so much for joining us. coming up, some lawmakers and the department of justice proposing to rollback legal protections for internet platforms and how they moderate their content. this as companies like facebook, togle, and twitter rush monitor misinformation and disinformation on their sites. ♪ emily: the justice department is outlining a broad over

men in the us. hey, it's one o'clock in the morning and a very tough, you know, i've used the word on occasion, hombre. and a very tough hombre is breaking into the window of a young woman whose husband is away as a travelling salesman or whatever he may do, and you call 911 and they say, "i'm sorry, this number is no longer working." let's speak to our north america correspondent david willis. david watched the speech for us. david watched the speech for us. let's pick up with what we just heard him talking about there, david. because anyone who was watching has known of the last few weeks racial tensions in the us, so high at the moment, and yet donald trump seemingly not being the most sensitive around issues around race. no. it would seem that that is very much the case, lewis. and people have been watching this speech to see what the president would say about the protest about racial injustice in this country and the answer to which was very little of virtually nothing. he did say that he has d

a thorn i used to come here often. it's all not over yet i asked chapter 7 but who knows what might happen next in the. end this isn't how mine should be so many have to get out of hand. i mean i've landed has no real life. or no life has been one more after another war against iran war against you wait one more after another. i know you could have i would builds a wall up here that's straight right i don't know. where the bedroom will be out of all any one here when their lives or goes there it'll make the room smaller. for. me but i week ago i found my son's body under the rubble in the ali i don't mind how we don't know he was still lying there along. the line of the line i was on mine are mine are year ago we could only identify them by their clothes. ali's soul rest in peace. from that i do you know breast pocket he was only led to much when i saw all this time he was buried there either through the iraqi year when i thought i had found him long ago and buried him. brought it all back it's like losing everyone all

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us. mike pompeo is a west point grad who brought in two others from his class of 1986. mark esper, also attended west point. david urban, a senior advisor to the trump campaign also graduated as well from the u.s. military academy. joining me now is one of the west point grads who wrote the letter. todd freedman graduated in 1987. and tell us about the decision to right this and how you and your fellow grads came to it. >> thanks for having me on. i was actually informed that the letter was being written. and it was done out of concern and love of country. it seems that there's been, for lack of a better term, behaviors that really don't support what we believe, not only while we're at the academy, but while we're in the amilitary. and we want to make sure that the current graduates -- and it was more out of concern that we're held to a higher standard. and to make sure that we are honest and truthful at all times. >> what would you like to see these grads do? and i think of mike pompeo o

i don't know if i would use the word bubble. i would use the word fast forwarded. it has happened very, very quickly. the kind of things you expect to see. lead and recovery have been leading. the magnitude we have seen in percentage terms has been close to what you have seen in a six-month period off the low we have been ahead of fundamentals and i don't know if i'm quite in that bubble camp yet. >> amazing that the markets are moving so much faster than they used to. i feel like the market prices in the entire rebound coming out of lockdown in three weeks. >> it did. it priced in the recession in that amount of time. the percentage drop we saw was in line with the average drop we have seen in the market since the 1930s. it wasn't even extreme by historic standards it happened in a compressed time frame. we have gotten the rebound trade in the same time frame >> what do we do now are we priced in or close to it, cash doesn't seem like a great option they've given them bonds and on a negative basis where do we put the money to agree with that? >> i'm a money strate

that being with us. my pleasure. what do these numbers mean? this is good news and the sign of some sort of recovery? the numbers overall brought some mixed feelings, some opposites, some scepticism and some anguish. the optimism because we did add 2.5 millionjobs in may, which was a very strong 2.5 millionjobs in may, which was a very strong report, the largest increase of all times. some scepticism because some of the increases don't really lie well with some of the initial claims, unemployment claims data that we had in the last few weeks, and the fact policy may be artificially supporting some employment, and some anguish because we're still in big, big hole. the us economy overall has lost over 20 millionjobs over the overall has lost over 20 million jobs over the last three months, and that's a deep hole from which we all take time to re—emerge from. hole from which we all take time to re-emerge from. on that sense of realism, we've still gotan sense of realism, we've still got an unemployment ra

fossil fuels as lead us to a situation where which where you describe with the possible you use just keeps going up and up and up and that happens for a couple reasons it's both because of as you see in a company intermittency which we tend to laugh op is such a profound issue in michigan solar only can produce about 30 percent of the available energy you know so if they're rated at $100.00 watts they can only produce like 30 percent of that because of the intermittency so what we want to happen is this whole array of natural gas class plants being built out. and so you don't see a decrease and worse because nobody calls out the growth in the capitalistic expansion the imperialism that you talk about we do the machine just keeps growing so we got nuclear we didn't get off color while we just kept using it and if it everything they say was true about solar and wind we would just this machine would just keep using more and consuming more and what they don't want to talk about is that all around the world weeks are going to a new form of imperialism. you know almost slavery in the form

and giving us that perspective. i appreciate your time. i'm sure we'll be having this conversation in the weeks and months ahead. >>> we're going to have the memorial service for you coming up in a few hours from now. it's important to note that we are expected to see reverend al sharpton deliver the eulogy. we saw a short while ago the body of george floyd, the hearse, arriving there. crowds already starting to gather. we had an emotional interview there with one of the attendees expected to participate in that memorial service, so we'll have a lot more coverage for you right here on msnbc. thank you very much for watching this hour. i'm ayman mohyeldin. more news with my colleague, craig melvin, who is live in minneapolis, right now. >>> and a good monday -- excuse me, a good thursday morning to you. craig melvin here in minneapolis, minnesota, where as ayman just mentioned a couple of hours from now george floyd's family will be holding a memorial service just behind me. a few moments ago standing here and watche

great to have you with us. thank you for joining us. let me start by getting your reaction to the rallying cry that we're not hearing in this country, because the mayors of new york and los angeles already pledging to cut their police budgets, and you're hearing folks on the street say defund the police. give me your reaction to that. >> i mean, look, i think that's a knee jerk reaction and it is a feel good reaction, the truth of the matter is that, you know, mayor turner here, and mayor lori lightfoot in chicago recognize what we know, because we're out in the communities every day, the communities that need us most are communities of color. and poor communities, poor white communities and i can tell you from our perspective was murder is up 40%, disproportionately impacting the same communities. our community don't want less police. they want good policing. they want to make sure we hold bad police officers accountable. so that's -- i think that's a false equivalence, no reason we can't do both, have a professional, a properly staffe