some banks is likely to she says she's perhaps not. yes sure. hello there i'm an arch area watching in question right after party america's national headquarters in washington d.c. i want to welcome our viewers from across our they head and all around the world got a lot to cover tonight so let's get started. right breaking news to get to this hour coming out of the middle east where the palestinian president mahmoud abbas just said that palestine is officially withdrawing from all agreements with israel and the u.s.

so joining us now from tel aviv are very our policy where she's got more on this major development power what else can you tell us. where u.s. military medic statements coming from palestinian president mahmoud abbas he says that israel will no longer abide by security arrangements for woods and so users of the palestinian authority will no longer buy security arrangements with israel now until now the palestinian authority security officials and israeli soldiers coordinate all security operations in the west bank so that is being suspended with immediate effect at the same time as it is breaking off or ties with the united states now he says that he holds the united states fully responsible for all injustices towards the palestinian people and that the united states is a key partner in israel's actions against the rights of the palestinians so in that respect he says that the palestinian authority is cutting off all its ties with the united states as well now this is coming in response to commands the side to annex

its territories in the west bank this is part of the american president on our terms deal of the century it has the backing of the americans and we are hearing from the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu that he could go ahead with as an exception any time from july the 1st so so be dramatic statements coming from the palestinian president we're expecting him to spawn and i think some people will be quite a can of just how forceful and how strong those comments are. wow polly this is absolutely shocking news after the so-called like you said deal of the century is there anything else we should be watching is there any movement still happening that you'll be paying attention to. well the israeli government really excited is going to be in a hurry to try and if there's an exchange deal passed there's a lot of discussion some call just saying and want to not do it immediately at the comes we need a government which is a right wing government the american president donald trump not with. joe biden i

mean it was really stated that he would be opposed to any kind of unilateral shutting station on the israeli side so while the palestinians will continue. on the government's orange pull should. at least while just stunning i am at a loss for words so the whole world is hindering on what will happen then in the november elections policy where live for us in tel aviv thank you so much. and some more breaking news to get to this one developing right here in the u.s. the johnson and johnson company announced it will stop selling its talcum based baby powder here in the u.s. and canada that's the same product involved in thousands of lawsuits alleging links to ovarian cancer and costing the company millions of dollars however in a written statement j.n.j. said the reason for today's decision is quote due in large part to changes in consumer habits and fueled by misinformation around the safety of the product and

a constant barrage of litigation advertising. all right you may already be familiar with a video making its rounds on social media in which we see an unarmed black man being gunned down by 2 white men a father and a son to be exact in georgia now that shooting death happened back in february but it has only serviced in the last few weeks up until that point the 2. men never had any charges brought against them but now. just ahead we should. write their new videos. are circulating videos ranging from him looking around a construction site to 2017 that video you just saw the confrontation with police in a park now even the daughter slash sister of the mcmichaels is getting heat for posting some graphic images of this deadly altercation to her social media account so here

to discuss this very hot topic watching the hawks host tyrrel ventura and a mature crosser here are right folks 1st this original video that made a modern household name was actually released by one of the men accused in his death greg mcmichael he's the dad of the other man charged in the mosques killing the senior mcmichael actually gave it to local television in georgia for some reason i guess he thought somehow this would clear his name i guess amongst his neighbors or something but now given that story from mr macmichael why does it seem like there are 2 lenses on how to view this footage i mean it's kind of like a rorschach test on society right some view this as our very running away from the scene of a crime you know is this criminal others view this as 2 white men hunting down a black man so is this a rorschach test for our society today it absolutely is the thing that america has also viewed cases of race relations through 2 very different lenses the black

community the civil rights community and i would probably say concerned whites as well see this for what it is a case of someone be basically confronted because of the color of their skin automatically considered guilty because of the color of their skin and then they're on the other side there are people who are and have been reaching for justifications of this from the beginning there are people who are saying well you didn't see everything that everything that occurred this video doesn't start which should have maybe he instigated this in some way he got shot. because he was tough going with the gun owner there are so many things here that i think that you know there are people from the other side who feel like they can justify it but these are the same people who find justifications in every incident of violence against african-americans no no and the most most times when you see you know violence against african-americans whether it's coming from a white police officer or a white citizen now you're running around with guns and things like that try to make a citizen's arrest they will always find justification and the lenses which we see things in society yeah there's always going to be one side says this one side says

we can't sit and say like you know videos are the be all end all because as we know video is even nowadays can be manipulated to such a degree that you can't really say that so you always got to go back to what do you know best about side what i see here is 2 people attacking this young man and anyone who says otherwise is absolutely insane because at the end of the day they're holding the guns that man only had a specific whether he instigated which i don't believe he did but even if he did he's still going up against 2 armed individuals doesn't balance out right no matter what he may have done leading up to that altar cation with the mcmichaels no matter his past i don't care if you're that altar cations with the cops or not he may not be a boy scout doesn't matter it's all moot right because we do not have the right to kill one another as just human beings forget americans just human beings we don't have that right but the mcmichaels you brought this up. brought up the fact that there was a spate of robberies in their neighborhood so they're acting on this you know i

guess this citizen's arrest they're invoking these crazy laws that are in a lot of books all across the country do you think we need to re-evaluate those laws because do they give some people the sense of entitlement to go out there and play cop well i think the laws even that we need to revalue really need to re-evaluate where we stand as a society within regards to race and because you see these laws only seem to come up when it's a you know a white person trying to get away with just cold blooded lee killing a black. you know that's usually when you see suddenly it's like a citizen's arrest or stand your ground or whatever it is you don't see these laws brought up when the situation is reversed you don't see it happen often where there was water killed the start of the ground as well you know so i think the what we need to reevaluate is not just the laws but we need to real value way where we stand as a society we're that arguments made in the 1st place were even need to have that law what we should do is any reasonably functioning society will what creates a culture that says that mcmichaels even have a leg to stand on or what creates

a culture that says that these 2 men need to even go out and do that in the 1st place that's what we need to look at even more so than the laws we have before you chime in i want to play a sound bite of the lawyers for the mcmichaels. all too often african-americans get justice. and that is not just a moral and improper any legal that is not justice. or obviously i misspoke that is for that are very family so what's your take on all of that then i mean. i agree with my co-host here but i do think that there is something to be said about the laws themselves because we have to understand that these laws haven't always been on the books in the majority of cases and states they've been there for the past 3035 years and the issue with that is that these laws were created so that they could have loopholes for those people who do go out and hunt african-american individuals literally that was the intent behind them because it in many cases gives them a level of cover and we've seen them be able to use it to get off we haven't seen

where seem to ground should actually make sense in cases where there are women who are fighting domestic abuse and domestic violence we've seen those women actually get locked up in great britain they are not given that same stand your ground protections it is literally use most often in people get off in these cases where there is our modern day lynching these citizens laws or what have you just that's another argument would be doing to re-evaluate guns but that's a different topic altogether that i don't have the time for but while we're talking about this case we have seen numerous cases of cop shootings of unarmed black men especially in the last couple of years the last 5 years or so even little kids like 10 year rice with a toy gun no words right just pull up and shoot. but this time it was civilian on civilian do you think that makes any difference to the black community because it's a civilian thing i think that it definitely makes a difference but it's also seen in the same vein because the same ideology that makes an officer go out automatically assume guilt and criminality among an

african-american individual is the exact same thought process that goes into what it is that if it is a regular citizen i think that the paradigm that we're looking through is an america that has for the longest equated skin color with being lesser than being not deserving of rights being not deserving of protections being someone who is seen as always an aggressor and that's we're also seeing that across social media when there are these arguments around why why this death actually happened right in the super predator right i mean we've seen that argument made a 1000 times as you know white society in the u.s. you know they always love to demonize somebody whether it was a japanese during world war 2 you know you could easily have just to demonize the germans during that time but we didn't put any germans in concentration camps or you know but we did to the japanese you see that you know we always want to find some kind of racial scapegoat or someone even beat up on our problems in society today i think this is an extension of that i can't speak for the black community and how they feel about that but i can speak to the prejudices that i see every day and this is one of the major ones the race issues in this country didn't go away

just because of barack obama was elected you know it may have been kind of pushed aside a lot of people thought ok we're done but clearly we're not as you mentioned with all the killings we see it's institutionalized racism that we're actually fighting in this country that we're trying to roll back but i do think that younger generations i do have hope that i think that we will see these things rolled back over time you know future generations maybe even you know. you might see a lessening of the racial divisions in this country that are like i'm sorry they're not started by blacks and brown skinned people they're started by white people at the end of the day that's where the divisions come in and that's where the answers are going to have to be made to solve this at least nowadays we have. video at least there's maybe a chance for justice and the younger generation there's always hope for them right so we will see ameesha across the entire world enter always appreciate your takes thank you thank you. other news making headlines from across the nation take

a look at this video the pilot of a small plane had to make an emergency landing on a missouri highway this happened just earlier today after the pilot said he started to experience engine failure the pilot was actually not injure police were on the scene to direct traffic in the area. and again here stateside officials in arizona say high winds caused a brush fire near phoenix to nearly quadrupled in size overnight 132 homes had to be evacuated luckily no structures have been burned just yet but the fire did come within $100.00 yards of some residential properties. and a fast moving cyclon is headed towards india and bangladesh forcing authorities to evacuate millions of people while maintaining social distancing. is expected to make landfall wednesday morning forecasters warn of extensive damage from high winds heavy rains tidal waves even flooding in crowded cities is only the 2nd

super cycle in recorded history that has formed over the bay of bengal. and in new york new data reveals that minority communities are hardest hit by the coronavirus we're going to break down those numbers for you and then over at sports regina hamm talks about what soccer clubs in europe are doing to support each other in the age of coronavirus but make sure you keep up with the latest news and perhaps anything you might have missed by downloading our brand new free app portable t.v. and watches 24 seventh's we will be back in just 2. i like it when the hosts ask the question for the guests and then actually listens to the guests answer and moan and react to that answer a fox dennis miller here i've got

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are now topping 4800000 with about 321000 reported deaths and right here in the u.s. there are now about 1500000 cases and 91000 deaths these are the highest confirmed numbers of any country so far. and in new york the effects of covert 19 continue to plague low income minority communities newly released data shows a vast disproportionate burden of illness and death among racial and ethnic minorities in new york city artie's trinity chavez has that story. it's been long suspected the corona virus has affected manhattan neighborhoods far less than other areas across the 5 boroughs but now we know for sure for the 1st time since the start of the corona virus outbreak the new york city health department has released a breakdown by zip code showing the damaging effects kovan 1000 is having on low income and minority communities once again we see that those who are suffering the

most lower income folks folks in communities of color folks in the immigrant communities the data revealing that black and hispanic new yorkers were more than twice as likely to be killed by a coven 19 than their white counterparts brooklyn queens in the bronx the boroughs with the highest number of cases hit the hardest the canarsie flatlands area brooklyn has the highest death rate with 612 for every 100000 residents followed by rockaway queens with 440 deaths for every 100000 residents we have a resident. we're. going to be. here to work and according to the data the zip code covering corona queens and east elmhurst some of the hardest hit nearly have to. people who were tested for the virus tested positive. yet another sign of the glaring racial divide.

but while other parts of the state are relaxing restrictions in the city it's still too early public beaches being fenced off just in time for memorial day and stay at home orders remain in effect this as officials add testing sites and higher contact tracers to help identify and isolate future cases all while private companies race to develop a vaccine we have to make sure whatever company finds the vaccine right finds the pot of gold that whatever private company finds that. given exene marched very available to people and a situation where only the rich only the privileged can get to extreme because one company owns the right. produce enough for everyone meantime new york city mayor bill de blasio says that he wants to create an environment with the racial or

economic disparities that have been uncovered with discouraging data but that is the long standing issue that is playing this. report from home and you are treated as r.t. . and a new trade war appears to be brewing between australia and china on monday australia announced it welcomed global support for an independent coronavirus pandemic investigation but then today china placed tariffs on around 80 percent of australian barley australia's trade minister says his country doesn't want to trade war with china but is prepared to take china to the world trade organization over this issue. and back here stateside the texas a lot owner who was jailed for keeping her business open during the outbreak has traveled to michigan to back another barber in a similar situation the 77 year old barber reopened his shop for more than a week in defiance of state lockdown orders before state regulators took his license away he continues his fight to reopen and urges other business owners in

michigan to join in. and in a signed letter president trump's physician confirmed that the president has been taking the anti-malaria drug hydroxy chloroquine truck surprised reporters at a news conference yesterday when he admitted taking the drug now for more than a week his doctor concluded that the potential benefits from the use outweigh the risks trump has repeatedly pushed for the drug as a potential cure for coke at 19 but so far studies have found that theory inconclusive. and as tech giants google and apple are working to do. well up an app for contact tracing some states are taking matters into their own hands but the outcome isn't exactly what they had hoped for and now the a.c.l.u. is rolling out some guidelines advising against government overreach correspondent tosh sweet reports from l.a. . but that's more phone app contact tree seen is able to keep track of those who have been infected with covert 19 and who they've come into contact with and will

tech giants say it's anonymous many americans are questioning if it's constitutional or even an effective. tool alerting immediately you might have been exposed to cause that 19 google and apple have been working on a contact tracing app to trace and monitor contacts of infected people and then having the ability to notify them if they've been exposed to someone who tested positive for the virus but a handful of states like utah and washington have rolled out their own smartphone apps which are reportedly having technical glitches and also a lack of interest and compliance by their residence students at the university of washington help build the coded safe app for the state developers say the app uses anonymous data voluntarily given by users to warn residents who install the app on their phone the entire contents are saying. are on our journey and on my stream or i.d.'s that are exchanged between us and there's no easy mission that has no name no other identify which formation so if you have the app on your phone

and you pass somebody who test positive for the virus in the next 48 hours you'll get a notification on your phone that act will periodically check your server for reports and infected people as more states and tech giants are working on their contact tracing apps the american civil liberties union releases guidelines to help guard against government overreach say good design features are not enough if this technology is implemented the wrong way the missing giuliani senior legislative counsel for the a.c.l.u. says since the majority of individuals don't trust officials they're not willing to provide information that's necessary to do real contact tracing she says without voluntary in the system will benefit the public's health you i think go down a very dangerous road where the idea of people being able to retain their privacy even during those times and begins to evaporate and i think that's a dangerous us. giuliani says a broader strategy needs to be targeted at the older population without requiring

the need to have a smartphone you know nearly half of individuals over age 65 don't have a smartphone and roughly 30 percent individuals who make less than $30000.00 a year don't have a smartphone depending on the apps me use i'm just going to need that many or most high risk populations actually don't benefit from this technology a.c.l.u. also says content tracy does not make up for testing shortages nor does it ensure infected people will receive the treatment they need a recent poll suggested that 60 percent of americans would not use the system that apple and google are currently developing for contact 3 scene reporting in los angeles the kasha sweet r t. let's check in with regina ham at the sports h.q. we're going to there is obviously going to be some significant shifts for sports across the world but some want to give back once there's a new normal established right which is really nice you know sports giving back to their fans is always a good thing to see a special european soccer club they're facing a very uphill battle due to the lasting impacts of the current of our pandemic but

now some of the biggest clubs that graced the pitch are banding together to give back in a very unique way big name soccer clubs like real madrid byron munich and interim a lot will play the 1st european solidarity cup the 3 squad will play in a round robin tournament some time in 2021 dates will be set for that year when fans are hopefully allowed back into the stadium for the reason for the cup though it is money for medical facilities in italy and spain thousands of medical staff and caregivers will get tickets as well for fighting code 19 is good see good job sticking in soccer and in your blood anybody human that is arguably one of the most controversial players to grace the pitch but is honored his hometown of malmo sweden however after recent events the questioner made his fame statue would even stay in its bronze pedestal as much as the angeles statue will work. anan malvo due to ruling from the swedish city's council although these advocation is still to be determined they discuss proposals from locals on where to move the statue after it

failed to stay safe outside of the city's soccer stadium the statue of the famous who has been attacked multiple times with the most recent having his statue cut off at the ankles the reason every human that became part owner in hunter be a stockholm team that is a rival of mallow not a good look since the attack it was removed through pairs it has been held as your location awaiting a decision you but are currently plays for the italian club ac milan but has been training with during the current a virus quarantine. the n.h.l. is looking to try to restart the season in hopes of crowning the newest stanley cup champion and on that note let's start a tuesday edition of this day in sports history with the team that won its 1st ever stanley cup back in the good old days the hockey 970 for the philadelphia flyers in their glory days defeated the boston bruins who won nothing shutout to win their 1st stanley cup title flyers took the series to game 6 at the spectrum and it was a 1st of 2 in the seventy's for the flyers franchise over to the ninety's and will you begin the 1st african-american driver to compete in the indianapolis 500 he

also became the 1st african-american to have tested a formula one car back in 1906 and just 2 years ago in 290143rd running of the preakness stakes justify when the middle jewel of the triple crown became the 5th horse for bob baffert to win the derby and preakness and took the triple crown and manila united up just in about another famous person mike tyson my posed a poll to people on my answer. and we asked would you rather take a punch from mike tyson or be hit in the head with a line drive baseball which you also showed yesterday 82 percent of people which way do you think they went. if you're smart go with iron mike gloved fist they rather get a baseball to the head only 18 percent decided that they want to take it from mike tyson and today i propose do you want to have a season with a pay cut for athletes or no sports til next year i want to hear you have to say oh why are going to see the answers about are they different regina and before we go i want to remind you about our brand new cool app portable t.v.

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the one business show you can't afford to methamphetamine they open washington coming up the senate banking committee question that 2 top ranking officials on a 2 trillion dollar relief package causing some stocks to slip but video conferencing service there's have become a 3 way hot dealer but how things are they and which one is best to use all this us on a panel later we have had show for you today so let's go and die by the. the world economy faces a potential lengthy coronavirus recovery london based i.h.s. market said it expects the global economy to shrink 5.5 percent this year now that's triple the damage from the 2008 financial crisis and a new report by the world economic forum a surveying risk managers.