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you're watching cnn, i'm brooke baldwin. killer mike is standing by. we'll pick up on our conversation in a moment. but first new details about the killing of ahmaud arbery during a preliminary hearing in which an investigator testified that his killer used a racial slur after shooting the unarmed black man in a georgia neighborhood. cnn's martin savidge is in brunswick, georgia. what have you learned? >> reporter: brooke, many in the community and in this case are still reeling from the testimony of yesterday where the prosecution seemed to deliberately interject the suggestion that it was overt racism, at least on part of one of the suspects that played into potentially the death of 25-year-old ahmaud arbery, a young black man running through the neighborhood back in february. the prosecutors outlined that day as three men, that is travis and gregory mcmichael, the son and father and one william roddy bryan used a pickup truck to chase him through the neighborhood aggressively and used their vehicles to stop him and cut him off as it appeared he was

mike embley. our top stories: rayshard brooks shot in the back as he fled police in atlanta, georgia. the officer who killed him is charged with murder and ten other offences. the possible sentences for a felony murder conviction would be life, life without parole, or the death penalty. as coronavirus cases rise again in china, we visit the wet markets blamed by some as the original source, and consider the latest theories. in exclusive analysis, we disclose the real global death toll from coronavirus. a bombshell allegation from john bolton. he claims president trump asked china's leader to help him win re—election. and a leading theatre producer warns that some of the biggest productions won't reopen in london's west end this year. a former police officer in the us state of georgia has been charged with murdering rayshard brooks, the african—american man shot twice in the back as he fled two white officers in atlanta. garrett rolfe, who was sacked from the force shortly after the killing, could face the death penalty if found guilty. he also faces ten other charges. this report from

mike embley. our top stories: rayshard brooks shot in the back as he fled police in atlanta, georgia.ble sentences for a felony murder conviction would be life, life without parole, or the death penalty. as coronavirus cases rise again in china, we visit the wet markets blamed by some as the original source, and consider the latest theories. in exclusive analysis, we disclose the real global death toll from coronavirus. a bombshell allegation from john bolton. he claims president trump asked china's leader to help him win re—election. and a leading theatre producer warns that some of the biggest

brooks who was killed last night. let's listen in. >> with my partner, justin miller, mike roth, josh palmer, diana lee in the back. we proudly represent the family of rayshard brooks, and we sadly represent the four children that will never see their father again. we just literally landed a few days ago from the funeral of george floyd where we represent his youngest daughter gianna. days before that, we were here fighting the ahmaud arbery case where we are georgia counsel. i could go on about deandre philips another murder down here which involved apd which still has not been decided or resolved. i could talk about devin marrow which still has not been resolved here in georgia. i could go on to alton sterling which years later still has not been resolved. all of the other cases and what it boils down to, black, white, hispanic, whatever you are, are you not tired of seeing cases like this happen? we'll see from the protesters, we see from the people in the streets of all races now, that people are sick of watching black men murdered. before we even get into what happened last night, the one thing that nobody can

i'm mike embley, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. rayshard brooks, shot in the back as he fled police in atlanta, georgia. the officer who killed him is charged with murder and ten other offences. the possible sentences for a felony murder conviction would be life, life without parole, or the death penalty. as coronavirus cases rise again in china, we visit the wet markets blamed by some as the original source, and consider the latest theories. in exclusive analysis, we disclose the real global death toll from coronavirus. a bombshell allegation from john bolton. he claims president trump asked china's leader to help him win re—election. and a leading theatre producer warns that some of the biggest productions won't reopen in london's west end this year. a former police officer in the us state of georgia has been charged with murdering rayshard brooks, the african—american man shot twice in the back as he fled two white officers in atlanta. garrett rolfe, who was sacked from the force shortly after the killing, could face the death penalty if found

i'm mike embley, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. rayshard brooksnta, georgia. the officer who killed him is charged with murder and ten other offences. the possible sentences for a felony murder conviction would be life, life without parole, oi’ be life, life without parole, or the death penalty. as coronavirus cases rise again in china, we visit the wet markets blamed by some as the original source, and consider the latest theories. in exclusive analysis, we disclose the real global death toll from coronavirus. a bombshell allegation from john bolton. he claims president trump asked china's leader to help him win re—election.

fiction and secretary of state mike pompei or his cold john bolton a traitor earlier we spoke to james kirchick he's a foreign policy analyst and a visiting fellow at the brooking brookings institution we asked him if some of the criticism against john bolton and his motivations was legitimate. and there are many things many things you can say about john bolton or criticize him for the notion that he doesn't believe in things and you can disagree with the things that he believes in but the notion that he doesn't genuinely believe in things and pursues policies that he believes to be in the american interest that's not something that i think even john bolton's worst enemies would accuse him of i mean the man deeply deeply believes in a certain vision of the world which is why frankly i find it. a little surprising that he went into the administration in the 1st place i'm not really sure i mean i'd like to ask him you know what do you think you are getting into because someone who has john bolton's track record of beliefs on american engagement of the world on taking a very robust posture towards american adversaries like russia and china and what not and it was

the attorneys for the brooks' family will join me live next. >>> and vice president mike pence is reportedly telling governors to push a misleading talking point on the rise in coronavirus cases. we have that for you. >>> and another big from the nfl. what commissioner roger goodell is now saying about colin kaepernick. you're watching cnn. i'm brooke baldwin. we'll be right back. a newlywed... a guy who just got into college... that's why behind these masks, johnson & johnson scientists are working to accelerate development of a covid-19 vaccine, drawing on decades of experience responding to public health emergencies like ebola and hiv. for the life behind every mask, the clock never stops and neither do we. that go out today get delivered. there are people who can only get food from amazon. when you come into work, that's what drives you. my little one, i would say he's definitely proud of me. every time he sees the blue prime trucks, he says, "daddy, there's your people!" i know every single one of us is here busting as hard as we can go every day to make sure these packages get delivere

i'm mike embley, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. rayshard brookseorgia. the officer who killed him is charged with murder and ten other offences. the possible sentences for a felony murder conviction would be life, life without parole, or the death penalty. as coronavirus cases rise again in china, we visit the wet markets blamed by some as the original source, and consider the latest theories. in exclusive analysis, we reveal the real global death toll from coronavirus is now over 500,000. a bombshell allegation from president trump's former national security adviser. he claims the president asked china's leader

. >> mike tobin in miption, minneapolis, thank you. one week since police killing of rayshard brooksutside a wendy's in atlanta. adding more fuel to nationwide protest against racism and police brutality. and now new information suggest the come suspected of setting fire to that wendy's might have had a personal relationship with the victim. brian is live in atlanta now with the latest. brian. >> jon. good evening well earlier today atlanta fire investigators issued an arrest warrant for a ms. natalie white seen here in surveillance images wanted for arson one of multiple people suspected of torching wendy's fast food restaurant in hours after rayshard brooks was shot and kilted by police. it appears natalie white had a personal relationship with rayshard brooks. brooks who was intoxicated at the time says her names 41 minute conversation been the altercation that left him shot and killed. listen to the body cam footage capturing brooks say natalie white is his girlfriend. >> this university avenue i grew up here. you know, natalie white she's my girlfriend. she left i said babe i'll

brooks was killed. police are searching for two arson suspects in the case. >>> vice president mike pence, he just told charles payne in the last hour that the u.s. will not suffer a second wave of coronavirus infections but china appears to be witnessing one right now. china has just canceled more than 60% of commercial flights in and out of beijing's capital airport. that's the world's second busiest when it comes to passenger volume. shares of chinese carriers which trade on u.s. exchanges are moving lower. some of these are partners. we saw delta down, hawaiian airlines down. here are the chinese carriers. air china unchanged. china southern down .33%. china eastern airlines down 1%. the chinese capital raising its alert level today against the backdrop of a new coronavirus outbreak. >>> speaking of coronavirus, and all that's come with it over the past couple months, the fda giveth and now it's taking away. remember all those emergency approvals of covid testing kits? chem biodiagnostics down 63% this hour after the fda yanked the emergency use it had granted them back in april for its covid antib

mike embley. our top stories: as coronavirus cases rise again in china, we visit the wet markets blamed by some as the original source, and consider the latest theories. rayshard brooks shot in the back as he fled police in atlanta, georgia. the officer who killed him is charged with murder and ten other offences. the possible sentences for a felony murder conviction would be life, life without parole, or the death penalty. in exclusive analysis, we reveal the real global death toll from coronavirus is now over 500,000. a bombshell allegation from president trump's former national security adviser. he claims the president asked china's leader to help him win re—election. we start with a special report from the chinese city of wuhan, where the coronavirus pandemic originally took hold, to look at how it all began. so far, nearly 500,000 deaths have been officially recorded around the world, but experts believe the reality is far worse. the pandemic is thought to have originated on 1 december last year when a man in wuhan was taken ill and later categorised as a victim of covid—19. it was widely reported that the virus had originated in a market where a range of live a

brooks could come today. the district attorney saying those charges could range from voluntary manslaughter to murder. kenneth, erielle. >> megan, thank you. >>> now to the latest on the coronavirus pandemic. vice president mike pence says concerns about a second wave are overblown. it comes as infections hit record highs in six states. here's abc's alex presha. >> reporter: this morning, vice president pence responding to reports the country is seeing a resurgence of the virus writing, such a pandemic is overblown. this an op-ed with "the wall street journal" titled "there isn't a coronavirus second wave," pence thanking president trump for his leadership during the pandemic writing we are winning the fight against the invisible enemy, the truth is whatever the media says our whole of america approach has been a success. the vice president did not mention the 20 states where cases of the virus are on the rise. >> we're not shutting down, you know, we're going to go forward. >> reporter: in florida nearly ike since the giing of thepande increases in testing. >> we really expanded the drive-through and the walk-up sites. now we have pop-up sites at retail locations and that's thousands and thousands of tests a

mike tobin in minneapolis, thanks. >>> atlanta police seeing a surge in officers calling out sick. one week after the shooting death of rayshard brooks. protests continue throughout the city with some riding through the streets on horseback. bryan llenas is live in atlanta with that story. bryan? >> jon, good evening. just a couple hours ago, the interim police chief here in atlanta, rodney bryant said -- he said frankly that there have been a higher number of people, officers calling out sick, over the last three days. he acknowledged that. he said that officers have been giving him varying explanations. one of those explanations, he said officers are questioning their training. they're feeling challenged and attacked and uneasy about seeing two of their fellow officers criminally charged so quickly, just five days after the killing of rayshard brooks. in a message to his officers, bryant said he supports them, but he also implored his officers to show up for work. >> we are all upset by the recent events and we are also concerned for our fellow officers. i implore you to channel the concern for the fellow officers by having their b

brooks family rascal demonstrators to remain peaceful to honor his name. the u.s. is demanding the immediate release of. a former marine sentenced in russia to 16 years for spying the secretary of state mike as the u.s. is outraged at the verdict and has demanded his release. turkey has done play the delay in talks with russia on libya the turkish foreign minister. says the hold up had nothing to do with any disagreements mr cover so who made the comments during a meeting with his iranian counterpart jabbered reef in ankara turkey is meeting with russia was expected to focus on libya and syria where the 2 countries support opposing sides in long standing conflicts turkish war planes of bombs several areas in northern iraq targeting kurdish separatist fighters is part of a new operation against the kurdistan workers' party or p k k so he's defense ministry says it's in response to an increase in attacks on its army bases the p.k. k. is designated as a terror group by turkey the united states and the european union from baghdad here's simona fulton with the reaction from iraq. well we've now had a condemnation from the iraqi government calling the air strikes on iraqi soil as a provocative

senator mike brown of indiana has entered legislation to make it easier for left-wing activists to sue police officers. we must do this, senator braun explained in part because rayshard brooks' death was egregious. >> i wanted to put a template out there that protects law enforcement from frivolous lawsuits but holds the egregious departments accountable in these instances of george floyd a rayshard brooks over breonna taylor. >> tucker: in case you suspect we somehow selectively edited that clip, here he is going all the way in endorsing black lives matter. >> do you support the black lives matter movement? >> i support that movement because it is addressing in an equity that has not been solved from a grassroots level. >> tucker: after a segment on thursday, asked to come on this show to detail his position and of course be happy to have him, thank you so much for coming on. before i ask you about qualified immunity and your attempts to water it down, i was very surprised by that endorsement that you gave on camera of black lives matter, black lives matter has of course called for the murder of police officers. why do you support it and are there any other revolutionary m

anybody, could build up britain's fighter strength it was going to be beaver brook and it turned out to be absolutely true. >>> mikenicle is with us and has a question. >> everyone like churchill has a massi massive ego and we've learned that through history. but what was it, for instance, in the speech after dunkirk, where he basically gives the bad news right uptop, withdrawal is not victory and tampers down the pride a bit people felt by addressing reality. what was it about him that gave him supreme confidence he could do something that leaders ought to do more offer, deliver bad news? >> you know, i -- a lot actually comes down to that thing called character. and he, if anything, he embodied character. but, you know, his appraisal, you know, how he came to burnish these skills of leadership is something that i -- i've thought a lot about and it's hard to pinpoint any one thing. but he understood something very fundamental. and that is, you know, you can't make a public believe something other than what they are experiencing. the british public understood that they were facing an existential threat. to tell the

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mike pompeo may or may not have said, and he didn't read it. maybe not. josh, thank you so much. >>> still ahead -- both atlanta police officers charged in the death of rayshard brooks have turned themselves in. so what's next in the case? >>> plus, colorado was quick to act on police reform passing one of the most comprehensive laws in the country. governor jerod polis joins us live. >>> first, senator amy klobuchar has officially withdrawn her name from the list of possible running mates for former vp joe biden telling lawrence o'donnell in an exclusive interview, she thinks biden needs to pick a woman of color for vp. >> if you want to heal this nation right now, my party, yes, but our nation, this is sure a hell of a way to do it. and that's just what i think after being through this in my state. -always have been. -and always will be. never letting anything get in my way. not the doubts, distractions, or voice in my head. and certainly not arthritis. new voltaren provides powerful arthritis pain relief to help me keep moving. and it can help you too. feel the joy of movement with voltaren. yes. neutrogena® ultra sheer. superior protection helps prevent early sk

brooks. it makes no sense, joe. it makes no sense at all. >> although it might just make sense. >> yeah, it might just make sense. mike white teenager had done that, you know what the cops could do, they would shake their heads, get in the car and follow the kid and roll down the window and say, kid, you better stop running right now or things are going to get worse for you. stop running, kid, stop running. if he didn't they would keep following him in the car until they tackled him to the ground and slapped the cuffs on him. >> police in every state and city are allowed to say the three magic words that no one else is allowed to say and have impact, you're under arrest. this video shows an incredible lack of common sense among those two police officers. it also shows that the victim, mr. brooks was cooperating with the police. he decides to run away. what is going on when a cop in a crowded area, as eddie just eluded to, a line of people waiting for their pick up food takes out his gun in pursuit of someone they know is unarmed. sure they know he has a taser. they also know he's drunk. it is mind boggling. what happe