zach, let me start with you.ot of sound bites met interview last night on martha maccallum's show, and it did sound like he was advocating for violence there on behalf of black lives matter. that our country has been founded on violence, that's the revolution, that every war we've ever fought. why is it so outrageous to see violence now? what is your reaction? >>> david: i think we are at an inflection point, and peaceful protesters are leading to change at the community and state level and even some of the proposals at the federal level. but what he is speaking to you is not something that i think is beneficial. if you look at what happened in atlanta, for example, and the mayor called this out, disproportionately the damage done was done to the minority owned businesses. i don't think anything on the violent side moves the needle in any way, shape, or form. american history shows that's more effective on the peaceful side. >> melissa: here is another sound bite from the second amendment. let's listen to that an

zach griffiths from wells fargo security.are going to be talking about apple making a decision apparently to move away from intel. it ismpany has said that reported to be announcing plans during its developers conference. we will talk about that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ alix: this is bloomberg markets. it's time for the bloomberg business flash, a look at some of the biggest business stories in the news right now. subsidies for a supposed $12 billion -- the main chipmaker for both apple and law way -- huawei. white house officials have warned about the dangers of having much of the world's electronics made outside the u.s. a lifeline in the midst of that near freeze on international travel. if $5 billion government investment. want thenment blown 6% recapitalization is completed. an apple plans to announce it will start using its own processors in mac computers. ,t is shifting away from intel that announcement could be made this month at the annual apple developers conference. the new processes will be based on the same t

zach king says it was officer joshua stewart who led the assault against him.ce the incident, a cbs news investigation found nine more misconduct complaints have been made against him, none resulting in discipline. what do you make of that? >> it's pitiful. it's like, it's ridiculous. >> reporter: the minneapolis police department told cbs news that "previous conduct and nature of current offense are factors that can be figured into discipline." king says not all police are bad. his little brother is a cop. they just need to be held accountable. >> if you sit back and watch a bad cop do bad stuff, you're a bad cop, too. >> reporter: minneapolis police still rebuilding its reputation after george floyd's death says the officer involved in zach king's case is still on the job, and if derek chauvin is convicted, he could still be eligible for a pension that could net him more than $1 million. norah. >> o'donnell: jeff pegues, thank you. and there is still much more news ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news." tee it high, let it fly-- pro golf returns. but if you g

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the creator got to make his vision, zach snyder did not.s to criticise zach snyder, his hands or even the films themselves. there are certainly at least some people who are advocating for the snyder cut and attacking people, journalists, film makers, etc, and what i would consider an un—comfortable way. i received death threats, i received threats of sexual violence. there's really no bottom to what i've seen from this particular fandom. the fans of the snyder cut movement see it differently. they argue the bullying critics have faced isjust differently. they argue the bullying critics have faced is just the work ofa critics have faced is just the work of a few bad apples, and since his grassroots movement has no leadership, it can't be held accountable for its most toxic elements. even in the black lives matter movement, you see how they try to fit arsonist with the peaceful protests and things like that. yes, there are a lot of arsonists and negativity and people that are doing violence at the peaceful protest. they are trying to say that

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on that note a recording of zach's needing is now readily available to the general public if they want to look that up it turns out that trump actually called zuckerberg directly after the facebook team reached out to the white house to discuss with them their terms of service so how much of this this decision do you think is based on trump calling him directly. i don't think it's based on that i really think it is based on this fear right now that they are going to be seen as editorializing and acting as a publisher and not a platform the problem is that zuckerberg got in front of congress last year and said testified that they are a publisher and they act as a publisher he's already said it jack dorsey the same thing the problem is is that they can't turn around and now pretend that they are not true for it to everyone's everyone's terrified of what this means but you want to talk about this for now 2 years 3 years when a lot needs to happen that shield needs to go away and steve this this one isn't so much about facebook as it is about twitter since we're bringing that up but we hav

zach snyder didn't get to. army have engaged in bullying tactics. many journalists have complained about targeted harassment of anyone who dares to criticise zach snyder, his fans or even the films themselves. there are certainly at least some people who are advocating for the snyder cut and attacking people, journalists, film makers, studio execs, etc, in what i would consider an unconscionable way. i've received death threats, i've received threats of sexual violence. there's really no bottom to what i've seen from this particular fandom. the fans in the snyder cut movement see it differently. they argue the bullying critics have faced is just the work of a few bad apples, and that since this grassroots movement has no centralised leadership, it can't be held accountable for its most toxic elements. chanting. even in the black lives matter movement, you see how they're trying to pit arsonists with the peaceful protests and things like that. yes, there's a lot of arsonists, a lot of negativity, there's people

on that search of zach's we'll have more world news at the top of the stephen because they will be here in just a moment with sight you'll dismiss a place of the day. where i come from we have to fight for a free press and was born and raised in a new talent the danger ship with just one to be shot now and if you use pain for us when official information has attorneys i have work off the streets of many cantrips and their problems are always the same 14 social inequality a lack of the freedom of the press and corruption who can afford to stay silent when it comes to the fans of the human scene or microphones who have decided to put their trust in us. my name is jean harris and i encourage. buyer strikes a deal in his legal battle over herbicide round up the german agro chemical firm will pay billions to satisfy the largest chunk of american lawsuits still keeping rounds up on shelves. in tons of largest shareholder says he'll vote for a 9000000000 euro german government rescue package perhaps taking some of the drama off from thursday's shareholder vote. god is dependent on chinese impo

in lieu of robert levin duff ski who was out suspended youngster yahshua zach say was granted his 3rd star and quickly given an opportunity to score his 4th goal for the club when yawns miscued a pass and it landed straight at the 19 year old. i couldn't fail to take advantage of the swiss keeper's uncharacteristic blunder chief wafer gladbach to give away the lead in the 26th minute i stroke of fortune brought the folds back level before half time when bunch of nonprofit steered patrick crossed past the helpless manuel neuer and into his own net but the last laugh belonged to byron in the 86th minute alfonso davies found. cross was turned home by leon gorecki. to the final score the champions 10th consecutive one to sleep give me 3 i sees them it's closer to an 8th successive title. saturday's bundesliga games are in the books so let's take a look at those results as we saw byron munich took care of blood in the late game dortmund. then took down cologne drew with frankfurt down head. as brains drubbing of on friday leipzig defeated hoffenheim on sunday minds meet and shall take on l

zach, let's start with disney.roducer of emissions, but it is able to reduce them on a spreadsheet. explain how it does this. >> disney, as you know, does a lot of things. they have theme parks all over the world and television stations and movies. but the thing they do that produces a lot of emissions is the cruise ships. expanded, they decided to try to do something to lower emissions. forestsically financed a in peru and tried to keep people from chopping down trees there and tallied up all the carbon they saved from entering the atmosphere and count that against their emissions. shery: to put things into context, just how connected is disney to the forest in peru? >> disney partnered with a multinational nonprofit called conservation international and essentially paid conservation international to start this forest conservation project. once it got going, disney would buy carbon credits from the project. the project is being funded through the sale of these carbon credits. butey bought most of them, a few other

zachs and i know that he represents the apartment association. i had good conversations with those representing tenants. and i think that the burden of proof in a situation of claiming a hardship will still be on the tenant. someone is not going to just be able to walk in and say, that's it, i don't feel like paying rent. let's be really clear -- if they did that, they're jeopardizing their credit. they're jeopardizing being taken to court for breach of contract. so let's also be clear that the governor and the mayor of our city have been very clear about the requirement to not evict anyone during this pandemic. this is a real pandemic. i would never vilify a landlord, particularly a small property owner. my colleague on the board here, chair peskin, is a small property owner. he is a landlord. he has multiple tenants. we have other people on this body that have multiple tenants. i am currently a tenant. and i -- but i have also owned property. and that's okay to have those honest conversations. i think that what's going to happen in most situati

zach in texas, zach! >> caller: boo-yah from dallas, texas, jim >> yeah. i never say this, but i hope we play the cowboys this year >> caller: i hope so, too. i say it emphatically when i say this, we appreciate all you do for us small investors we are sitting on a speculative stock, that is a spinout from a company, something you talked about in detail yesterday. the stock i'm inquiring about is virgin galactic. >> you know, this is one of the most speculative stocks in the world. but i will say this -- there are people -- if i were very young and i wanted to buy like ten shares of something crazy, i might go for this thing. it's not for real. let's go to elliott in new york, elliott. >> caller: jimmy, how are you? >> jimmy's doing well. i'm jimmy, king of the chill tonight. >> caller: i wanted to give a quick shoutout to gna and thank for your advice to take profit like today >> never going to hurt you >> any way, i wanted to chat about a company that had a $1.2 billion pipe transaction, and has $2 billion in cash 7% of its revenue is air travel, 70% com

anniversary would also work as you know leverage and you know the waking up part of wanted bishan zach shaming the carbonation into doing what does the right thing for the people of mumbai. in bhopal india tonight another horror story continues the out your car by possibly stand silent like a 2 percent or an opportunity for white gas leak from a union carbide something like one and some tightness of the world's worst industrial accident. the aftermath of that poison killed up to 25000 people. discovered. yeah. i dial. going to buy yeah i'm not a meat. milagro worthy of medical but what are you aware that i don't know how much they yell to me guns none of those without them. you know by getting out of the was the biggest blessing away or maybe she's the one don't go by the bunny guy yes it is funny man you are obviously has been the song big with us is the. climbing the would be handling the hook on so what are you kidding these are the realities of life. begins to fill good few yards along with a nice sunny day and going on behind me is mick jagger you might be dizzy when you don't wan

let's start where i ended off with zach. you have texas starting to roll back or pause some of the reopening. what we saw in new york was between the shutting down of the city here and the peak in cases. it took three weeks before the number of cases here started going down. what are we likely to see in texas, in arizona, in florida, even in california, as the days go on, even as some of the rollbacks begin? >> you know, i think what you're going to see is what you're predicting. that's an increase. what we're hearing from so many places is that the big rise in cases is among young people. and thankfully most young people but not all will do well with this infection. but young people don't stick with young people. they have contact with elderly people, they have contact with essential workers who may be at greater risk of having severe infection. and so there's a lag. from the time that someone gets an infection, it may be a couple of weeks before they infect somebody else. a couple of weeks more before that this individual

coming up on "washington journal," we preview the senate judiciary hearing on the fbi's probe with zach cohen

senateay morning, the national hearing with journal senate reporter zach cohen.nd heather mcdonald. then congressman al green will join us to discuss the protests nationwide. , aliveashington journal wednesday morning. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages, and tweets. earlier today, president trump and melania trump visited a shrine in washington, d.c., following the president's he stoodesterday when in front of st. john's church with the bible in hand while protests were taking place outside the white house.

senate judiciary hearing on the crossfire hurricane investigation with national journal senate reporter zach cohen and we will talk about the protests following george floyd's killing with heather mcdonald. and then texas democrat congressman al green will discuss the continuing protests nationwide. watching c-span's washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning and be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages, and plead. -- and tweets. and now, bloomberg government hosted a discussion on the coronavirus pandemic and legislative priorities for they 2020. talk about several topics including the future of the u.s. postal service and 5g technology, but primarily primarily focus on the coronavirus and what another round of stimulation such could look like. this is about one hour. cliff: all right. good afternoon. thank you for joining us. my name is cliff johnson, the general manager here at bloomberg government. i am actually delighted to welcome you to a 2020 springhill watch event. hopefully by now you've all the chance to take a look at

take to the skies it has almost 10 liters of liquid best to say than bored we should be a play big zach leave it where it is needed. deploying drones also prevents damage to the plants roots from the heavy farming machines normally used. i think. with one drone you can spray 2 hector has been under 12 minutes with conventional means you'd need an entire day to cover one or 2 hectares. he now has a dozen strong team of pulling stuff out on 40 customers already using the farms legal solution although attracting a plentiful wasn't easy and fast. farming sector has been around for a long time when new technologies are introduced it takes a while for people to be convinced of the benefits with a cost of being a major fatah money timing from seed to harvest cost between food and $8.00 housing news which for many families initially seems a big bow to the startups clinton now extending 2000000 senate gun that drones will be touching down father afield to. how much do you know about so war yes they are caterpillars of them are native to china and i used to produce so for centuries more silk was

aednesday discussion of the senate judiciary hearing on the crossfire hurricane investigation with zachllen. we talk about the protest following george floyd's killing with heather mcdonald. al green will join us to discuss the continuing protests nationwide. watch c-span's washington journal, live at 7:00. join thediscussion -- discussion. >> on wednesday, former deputy attorney general ron rosenstein testifies before the senate judiciary committee on the fisa application products -- process. investigation was taken over by special counsel robert mueller who was appointed in 2017. watch live coverage beginning at 10:00 eastern on c-span, on-demand that c-span.org, or listen live wherever you are on the free c-span radio app. >> earlier today president trump and first lady melania trump visited the think john paul ii national shrine in washington, d.c.. this fall of the president's action yesterday where he posed outside the historic st. john's episcopal church with a bible while protests were happening outside the white house. while protests were taking place outside the white house.

zach fren joins us now.eciate you making the time early on a saturday morning in california. you look at the numbers, you were around for barack obama when it was enthusiasm for barack obama in 2008 that won him the election. is this a problem? >> i don't think so. i think the may fund raising numbers alone should prove that. as you probably saw released today, the biden numbers and the dnc beat the trump numbers for may for the first time. i think the enthusiasm is really switching the other way. i don't think enthusiasm will be an issue. we've got a high profile vice presidential pick coming in the next month or so. that will help bump the enthusiasm number up a bit. leland: this is reporting from fox diss news.com, as -- foxnews.com as you pointed out about fund raising. they maintain cash advantage, with $265 million cash on hand is that really where the enthusiasm gap is going to be made up? >> ic a lot of the money that came on the biden side was from grass roots fund raising. i think you're seeing a c

tell us about zach. >> the book once it goes over and moves on to trying to get a sense of how exactlyimpacted people and when and why, it's three chapters, the first is on zach who is a well-known case for those of you who follow closely in the three case studies on the basis that they represented three different types with activism in the west, that represented the classic example of someone who started online and took on the role of the propaganda, and quite long ago and took it on as their job to create online but then i started feeling for the outbreak of the real world and become an activist and influence heavily in much of the rest in jail and the u.s. the key things about him, the one time you see him is on a blog and yemen, he is one of the commenters on the blog in which case chester's own development from the young curious recent two jihadist and is actually really great example of strategic of what he is trying to do in the al-qaeda years which is one of the key things he did and they said look, let's lower the bar for what it means to be involved in the movement, let's mak

protester apparently handing out assault rifles to minors which is illegal in washington state activist zach kinski walked us through the zone a few days ago he left after the deadly shooting but here is his initial take. when was the last time that you student 2 cities at once to my right is the city of seattle on a typically dreary monday afternoon to. the capitol hill autonomous so it is now becoming as chad is. currently standing outside of the police department's precinct which has been abandoned now after a series of protests that devolved into riots the seattle police department decided to be prudent to actually leave the station and so this is become the kind of epicenter for. the kind. the hilltop in the so this absolutely beautiful mural of the recent black lives that have been lost in these protests this is the 30 years of already starting. right presidency it is over to some down at cal anderson park right now which has become sort of a living center for the capitol hill autonomy and you can see in the distance quite a few tense and people have been setting up and and kind of cre

back to you archie correspondent fare from zach thank you so much for that insightful report that after more on all of this let's bring in an entrepreneur and co-founder of being. in the r.l. j. companies robert l. johnson mr johnson thank you so much for joining us to discuss this i want to get to some things but i want to start here with the state of these demonstrations are taking place throughout the world and over the weekend everything was for the most part peaceful after we had seen some concerning situations over the last couple of weeks what are your thoughts on the continuing protests and you expect these gatherings to continue for the forseeable future. well and not a problem for. us or around were. yelling. racial. and you expand. their reach. and a faster primary driver. when you're running or we have already. or are saying you know that america is earth we represent america. and you never thought we were not mr race creed or color and that doesn't happen for a. purpose and. protest you know me out there whether it be your show where you're. coming down. the stairs and we'r

now if i were in the senate. >> mister booker if you are in the senate would you support the hero zach and you think it goes far enough? >> it doesn't go far enough but includes important points much of which i included in the memo on march 24 outlining the focus points for coronavirus relief and as a young black man with type i diabetes i am seeing how critically important it is that we invest in communities with immunodeficiency and conference concentrated disparities and so canceling rent is critically important. we support relief for landlords. making sure vaccines are free is important. fecanceling food and debt. my wife and i own i don't think will ever pay off and we need $2000 cash payments for every person through this pandemic so another round of $1200 if you've ever had to balance the budget the bill for your insulin to keep the lights on you know it's not enough. >> you would be for an $800 increase over what the hero act has allotted. >> mister broihier, same question to you and what are the issues that have been brought to light or magnified as we've dealt with this pande

joined in protests in seattle zach thanks for coming on the program today good to have you with us we understand you were out there on the streets part of the protests there just give us an idea of the feeling the mood on the streets what's been going on over the last 24 hours. the feeling is rage at this point it's just utter rage. this morning i went downtown to where the riots had happened last night and there was maybe 500 or so people actually cleaning up. the mess the graffiti the chaos. but. recently about 10 minutes ago i just got a notification on the phone the curfew is now in effect again and there are people . forming up in downtown seattle again. the terms of the what the protesters want obviously the main office responsible for most of the lawyers that he's been charged the trial we don't know what's going to happen but has been shot as the others have been fired their own investigation what's left to achieve here what the protesters one. well i think everybody you know wants something else this is a very complex issue and the anger in the rage that people are feeling it

camps they're stocking up on supplies as well suggesting they're in it for the long haul activists zach book is in ski walked artie through it all. when was the last time they used and 2 cities at once to my right is the city of seattle typically dreary monday afternoon. after the capitol hill autonomous so it's now becoming known as chat but what exactly are the goals of this community what exactly is trying to be achieved here. let's go check it out. currently standing outside of the police department's east precinct which has been abandoned now after a series of protests that devolved into riots the seattle police department decided to be prudent to actually leave the station and so this is become the kind of epicenter for for chavez the capitol hill autonomous zone this absolutely beautiful mural of the recent black lives that have been lost in these protests so i'm currently walking down the north part of pike's street right now and see on the ground we have a sports car that's been put up i think a lot of people working on this always. trying to create a little space they have her

zach to the c.a.c. and thank you again for your service, as you can all tell, she's qualified and we should all be delighted to have her. is there a second to my motion? >> commissioner mandelman: mandelman. >> chair peskin: seconded by commissioner mandelman. on that item, a roll call, please. >> clerk: commissioner fewer? >> commissioner fewer: aye. >> clerk: just one moment, here. >> chair peskin: there's somebody out on the street. can you could mute your phone. thank you. okay. i'll just continue. >> clerk: commissioner haney? >> commissioner haney: aye. >> clerk: commissioner mandelman? >> commissioner mandelman: aye. >> clerk: commissioner mar? >> commissioner mar: aye. >> clerk: commissioner peskin? >> chair peskin: aye. >> clerk: commissioner preston? >> commissioner preston: aye. >> clerk: commissioner ronen? >> commissioner ronen: aye. >> clerk: commissioner safai. >> commissioner safai: aye. >> clerk: commissioner stefani? >> commissioner stefani: aye. >> clerk: commissioner walton? >> commi

handing out assault rifles to mind as that's very much against the law in washington state activist zach since want to see it again overnight claiming that the zone though is mostly peaceful. this little community is on. already sprouting up in ways that some of us never even imagined the main focus now being a set of concrete pillars and pliers being set up in the streets by the city itself in order to help the protesters be established here. what is it like around here at night what exactly is going on let's go see what's happened. to. the fastpass unites those here the word feelings of anxiety and fear about a white supremacist group called the proud boys best time goes by you'll get set up here there's more food there's there's more people and the feeling of community and the feeling of safety is becoming a lot more prevalent we have got a facebook page we had a website i have donations from greece from jamaica all around the world we've been feeding people for 12 days and as long as this keeps going and we are funded we'll continue to feed these people the summer of love and there's

protester apparently handing out assault rifles to minors which is illegal in washington state activist zach wood since he walked us through the zone couple of times to a few days ago now it has to be said he left out of this after the shooting yesterday but here's how earlier in the week to describe the atmosphere there before it took an ugly turn. when was the last time they used and 2 cities at once to my right is the city of seattle typically dreary monday afternoon. the capitol hill autonomous so it's now becoming. currently standing outside of the seattle police department's east precinct which has been abandoned now after a series of protests that devolved into riots the seattle police department decided to be prudent to actually leave the station and so this is become the kind of epicenter for for chavez the capitol hill autonomous zone this absolutely beautiful mural of the recent black lives that have been lost in these protests this is the 30 years of already story a lot of people look for a president to see what the change is already some down at cal anderson park right now which

the city mayor to quit thank you jenny durkan of not being strict enough while implementing reforms zach was in ski and i was inside the autonomous zone told us about the atmosphere there. is a serious serious 5 here a serious attitude to be fair yeah there is a certain celebratory atmosphere as well but i think that's to be expected when we seem to have won a bit of a victory here and now for the 1st time real hope and real change seems possible but to be fair. to be fair there should be perhaps a little bit more seriousness people here are being relatively responsible they're handing out masks for free there are hand washing stations there's hand sanitizer stations but it is still a concern and that should not go unnoticed and unmarked tense up and put up now free food being handed out there are tents for homeless people there is a medical center slowly this is becoming a small little fixture in community in seattle this is going to keep on happening people are going to keep protesting they're going to keep writing and. eventually something's going to have to happen something's going t

islamists secessionists comprise a place isis and our kind of inching zach are you know it's all in their hands with glee at what is happening the mother is in hong kong and liz also not forget since it's all an episode of cost so not only of that the americans and turkey and saudi arabia has already sauces priscilla's face in your life all isis crisis engine giant and i can say that ice on chinese diplomats who have told me that and it is quite well known in china. you know george the interesting thing is that all of this attention on hong kong at the end of the day if it's negative returns because how can it actually its importance to the chinese economy has been diminishing year after year that china has plenty of financial hubs right now i mean. it well isn't the price of the earth that used to be made by the this color revolution attempted there you know applying in hong kong with mick plenty of willing ridge's defense ok again go to the national endowment of democracies like they have their pictures and shaking hands with pale and members of congress this is all transparent here but