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protestas que seguimos vamos a la toma de las manifestaciones veremos, en este momento donde se reúnen andoitan justicia por la muerte de don, se sigue de cerca lo que >> ocurra en la ciudad hasta 80 manifestantes detenidos en sacramento y fianzas van de $50,000 a $200,000 al parecer saqueaban joven un lugar >> la oficina de la fiscal de distrito publicó la detención de 15 personas relacionadas >> perea police realizó el primero de tres servicios de funerales en el afroamericano en la región en todo lo que sucedió >> [♪ ♪] . >> la emotiva ceremonia en la universidad en mineápolis al ritmo de diferentes músicos que celebraban la vida de thor, familiares y cercanos hasta políticos se congregaron para dar último adiós entre los hombres que pedían justicia >> seguimos en esta maratón por justicia en nombre de george oren por sus hijos gracias es familiares recordaron los momentos más especiales y vivieron con el >> si alguien lo llamaba así es porque lo quiere >> el polémico reverendo fue uno de los oradores que aprovecho para hablar del presidente pre las excusas y las palabras que ya terminar

para pedir destitución del oficial en pantalla este estuvo involucrado en la muerte de el indigente andoolló de manera pacífica >> entre mañana se presentará una demanda colectiva derechos civiles contra la ciudad para las acciones para reprimir las protestas tras la muerte de george floyd . >> expuesta la respuesta a las protestas del 29 de mayo y tres junio organizaciones se prepara para entablar una demanda y otras armas no letales para el control de multitudes >> una demanda busca cambios en el sistema cambios quizás dictaminados por un juez aseguran que están cansados de que la alcaldía del mismo departamento no reforme el sistema >> hablando en inglés >> un mensaje que ha llevado a las calles hecho cientos de manifestantes llegaron a la puerta de la alcaldesa para exigir que se deje de financiar al cuerpo de la ciudad >> ellos esperan que los movimientos ayudan a generar un cambio >> cada vez más se unen a la demanda colectiva, algunas aseguran fueron lesionadas por las tácticas durante las manifestaciones >> el departamento de policía explicó los esfuerzos que hacen para mantener

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country, and this assumption that what need as far as public safety is more police, more law & order, andoognition that can contribute to unsafe streets, violence, and death and destruction of black and brown people. anchor: andrew cuomo recognizes the breach of strict -- reach of trust. -- breach of trust. he has made this gesture, said what do you want to see happen? mark: so much more. what we are talking about in new york city is defunding new york city police. we are talking about taking $1 billion away from thebi $ion bloated budget and putting it towards ograms and restorative measures and initiatives in new york city that will actually keep us safe, protect us,eep us healthy, and be doing the job police are often asked to do, do. haveo business trying to that is one thing immediately on the horizon. as we go forward, the list of reforms and needs are too many to mention. i would say what we are trying to do is make sure our police department's are strong, -- police departments are strong,an we realign resources and values toward keeping the neighborhood safe in ways that do not nec

. >>> yo no voy parejo, no voy diario, o sea, ando ladito, un dÍa voy a otro lado, el asunto es que poriedad privada, necesita a un permiso escrito, si se trata de propiedad pÚblica, se necesita de un permiso del departamento de policÍa, pero pocos conocen el proceso, en el caso del vendedor, esto que estÁ haciendo, es una situaciÓn emergente. >>> buscan los modos para pagar la renta y sostenerse. >>> hablamos y nos dijeron que estos guardias de seguridad no estÁn contratados por ellos, y ninguno de ellos, habÍa participado en este incidente. >>> sandra bermÚdez, "noticiero telemundo" 48. >>> los residentes de san francisco, pronto dejaran de tener el apoyo de la policÍa de la ciudad cuando necesiten ayuda para controlar a personas con problemas mentales, o cuando llamen para recortar intervenciones disciplinarias en las escuelas, nos explican que esto es parte del plan para reformar el sistema policÍaco, flavio. >>> asÍ es, cesar, quÉ tal, buenas tardes como lo mencionas como parte del plan, los agentes del departamento de policÍa de la ciudad de san francisco, no responderÁn a casos q

yo ando de un lado a otro. >>> el asunto es que por tratarse de una propiedad privada necesitan el permisooceso pues el caso de este vendedor (inaudible). >>> para pagar la renta una sale a buscar. a buscar modos para poder sacar la renta y sostenerte. >>>(inaudible). >>> nos dijeron que telefónica que esta salida no está conectado por ellos y que ninguno de sus empleados ha participado en el incidente. >>> se han reportado múltiples casos de covid-19 entre trabajadores de la corrupción en el condado santa clara por lo menos dos son cuatro los de sitios de construcción que experimentan este brote. las autoridades de salud hacen un llamado a que acaten las medidas de distanciamiento social. el lugar con más casos está en (...) pero también haya san josé y en la ciudad de (...) las migrantes en centros de detención se verán obligados a limpiar las instalaciones debido al alto número de contagios registrados en el lugar. una carta obtenida exclusivamente por nbc news revelaron que están en una situación de vida o muerte. un grupo que ha presentado una demanda en nombre de los afectados. una f

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she stopped by fire station 24 in san lee ando and that's when firefighters discovered a kitten hidingn the engine. they took it out. the kitten a little scared but it walked away with all of its nine lives. >> very nice. >>> we always like to end with our future. in fact, this iounewscast. >> it's our way of honoring the class of 2020. so congratulations to all of our graduates. ♪ ♪ police charged with the murder of george floyd facing the judge for the first time how much his bail was set for. >>> in houston thousands paying respects for george floyd, the final public memorial in his hometown among the mourners, joe biden. his private meeting with the family. >>> also, the protests across america breaking records amid the largely peaceful gatherings disturbing acts of violence against protesters one man driving into a crowd and opening fire. >>> the rallying crowd growing louder among so many protesters defund the police, a controversial idea and the stunning move in minneapoli

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desk top ando be computer users are getting a new operating system and the biggest announcement mighte come at the start with ceo tim cook. reaffirming a $100 million pledge to increase die versusity. >> we want to do everything that we can to foster the brightest lights and best ideas. >> the company also has covid in mind with an app that prompts you wash your hands longer and you can now add a face mask to your emoji. >>> all right, let's turn our attention to the weather forecast. hot this week, it sounds like. >> yeah, we have the latest and what is coming our way. >> yeah, it is definetlily going to get toasty inland this coming week especially during the work week, dan, and ahma, why not everyone is going to feel it, i will show you. take a look at the time lapse. the marine layer tonight, deepening in san francisco, there's nothing like the river of fog pushing in. so today some temperatures were down, some were up. and tomorrow, everyone will notice a bit of a drop for the most part. temperatures right now, viblg y i -- visibility right noow sixme trk north and with the ridge

and now they're realizing that there are real consequences doing it too quickly ando t doing it not inonjunction with clear public health messagg about what people should do. so when you see it places like florida starting to realize that they have a potentially uncontrollable outbreak on their hands, that is a real warning sign. because these were the folweks wh the most ardent backers of the administration pushing for reopening they are suddenly in texas in particular starting to close their states up again. this does no bode well for this administration that seems to want to pretend like these outbreaks are not happening and that they're not significant. real.re and even the president's allies e starting to realize it and having to respd to it. robert: jonathan, can you build on abby's repheortingre? the task force that met on friday, dr. fauci sounding the alarm and vice president pence touting the administration's response, what's the story inside the west wing? >> well, this was the first coronavirus briefing they' had in a number of weeks. vice president pence in front of the ca

it will be dead on arrival, ando it's a tragic outcome when the wlice need reform, we can't get the partisan politics aside. >> no-knock warrants, a policing tool that have come under ck criticism, you have expressed concern last week at the mark-up about what a major change ending no-knock warrants would mean for policing. can you explain? >> sure, that's another major us problem we have with this bill, and again, democrat colleagues acknowledge privately to us that we make some valid points aboutn that. local sheriffs, my warra local police chiefs, law ed in enforcement officers onmo the streets every day. no-knock warrants are rarely used in most jurisdictions. it you have to go and get a judge n a agree it's warranted and circumstances, but in those rarv cases, they're very instrumental in protecting everyone involved. not just the law enforcement officers themselves, but also the suspects that they're going to serve these warrants on.thath you know, if a violent drug ve,o dealer with a knownr history of that has avowed he will not be taken alive, for example, and g they have to go and a

ando to the hospital, spent a nice weekend with him. it was a nice going away and we hear from his wife every year now. and she has come to visit us. the bonding that occurred in korea, has been a lifetime for him. james: i talked to my squad leaders wife. my squad leader died 20 years ago. i talked to his wife yesterday. i spoke to a friend up in idaho, who was a rifleman, at that time, also yesterday. 'ma' becauseme, they say i used to take care of them. i would be the one to take care of them. so they all call me, 'ma', still today. even the wives. when i call the house and the wife answers the phone, she will say, hello, ma sharp. [laughter] >> we do not meet until years after korea. i think you had been back at least 10 years before we met each other. >> and he went back to korea with him, last year? >> yes. >> so the things you heard from him about korea 60 years ago and the one you saw, what did you see? >> unbelievable. korea was wonderful. the people were great, our great. -- are great. it has not been 12 months since we did th

moreeed is great, and the larger corporations participating in a program allow ando be able to last longercreate a level of support and capital to the communities that we need. without that kind of support, it makes it very challenging. we have to leverage and we have to have partnerships. caroline: hopefully that can help the other less than 20 black-owned banks out there. think you for joining us, ceo of unity national bank. now, a programming note. be sure to check out our former presidential candidate andrew p.m.come on at 5:30 eastern time. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ romaine: welcome back. alongside caroline hyde and taylor riggs. time to check in with joe weisenthal in austin, texas. we have been talking a lot about this economic recovery. one sort of interesting thing that has been taking place has been sort of the resiliency in the housing market. there has also been some data as of late that shows the housing market maybe is not as strong as some of us may think. joe: let's start with the big picture first. you would never expect a massive market crash, unemployment surging into the t

otras personas que estÁn en estos momentos aquÍ houston hace un calor infernal muchos estÁn soporto andos lo que se estÁ diciendo aquÍ. como respuesta, el gobierno a la poblaciÓn, a protestas, es la desapariciÓn el desa manto lamento del cuerpo policÍaco, que en este sentido por el Último el alcalde frei se ha opuesto a la desaparece, sin embargo los concejales dicen que es el Único camino con capacitaciÓn con cÁmaras en los uniformes de los policÍas y aseguro o un va a cambiar lugar policÍa y esto se puede repetir. >>> es muy posiblemente lo dices tÚ no habÍamos visto ante una decisiÓn de un ayuntamiento o de un joz de gobierno local que haya adoptando con la mayorÍa que tienen en esa votaciÓn en efecto no pueden vetar esa decisiÓn de la alcaldÍa de en efecto, desolo veo dejar del existir la policÍa en minneapolis el mismo alcalde frei que se opone ayer en uno manifestaciÓn tuvo que salirse de la manifestaciÓn edgar? >>> lo abuchearon josÉ completomente por negarse a esta decisiÓn y te digo hace unos minutos conversamos con la concejal alondra que habla espaÑol y dijo que todavÍa la det

still struggling where to get ando, back to work and zal good numbers out the german retailer.tock is trading at 64. the more internet portion of your business that is doing well , but varies in terms of share price. let's get back to the wirecard story. gambling joins us now to give us his take on wirecard. let's go over the history. wirecard has a big accounting problem which it cannot figure out, and we are talking about a significant amount of money. i am wondering how you now see wirecard going forward. lots of questions about its viability, and giving this gap in the balance sheet, there is a liquidity question that now needs to be answered as well. is this a going concern? what kind of ratings you have on the stop? -- on the stock? sell ratinge had a on the stock since 2018. then we became concerned with the number of red flags over the company, the business relationships, the businesses with the third party acquirers, and the dealings they are in, and this has come to light primarily through the forensic audit that has already taken place, not ready to be completed, and

we met in 2013 and started dating in 2013 and talking about trayvon martin and fill ando castile.ituations when i've been pulled over for no reason and followed me around the neighborhood. so it is things that we've experienced as we've been a couple together. so when she told me that she had the idea to do it, i was like you have to because your voice right now is powerful and they matter and it means something. so we can't hold back. i think everything that you're seeing right now that is playing out in the streets is that we're fed up and tired. and anger comes from pain and hurt feelings and we're hurt and we need change and we need answers. so for anybody, any mother, any father that has seen this and watched it and think, damn, my kids has to go somewhere and now you're not thinking i hope they don't get into an accident or thinking i hope someone doesn't -- a cop doesn't pull them over or do something crazy to them or anything else. i was just like, this needs to be said. it needs to be said. people need to hear it. >> it is a beautiful letter. you don't need me to tell you

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we have seen terrible inequities in the health care system as we have seen african-americans and , andosavaged by covid-19 that is due to decades of injustices when it comes to unequal spending with health care and education. i would be in congress showing national leadership, working to addresspelosi those issues. unlike my opponent, who works against her and they get everyone in the party, we cannot move forward or move a bill forward unless we work together. that is what we need right now, unity. that is what i would be about, making sure we address all the issues that have come to the forefront that we have known about but have never been justified or rectified. now we can do that if we work together. mr. louis: a little more please about what you are doing in the district. ms. caruso-cabrera from day one, i started delivering food to front-line workers. i have been living masks, hand maskszer, nearly 20,000 delivered to organizations that support the elderly, because i knew they would be the most effected. and to churches in queens in the bronx to make sure they are distributed to t

ought to have to happen is the physicians ought to have to put their applications where the mouth are ando then we'll find out whether they really can't, whether doe two really can't come whether doe number five really can find a coming doctrine baton rouge. >> can that be done? >> but in this record i ever skeptical that they can't. >> is it not a reality, is it not really the fact, that almost all hospitals in the state of louisiana do have an admission, you have to have an admission record in order to admit patients. there's something in the record to that the fact that you don't get, if you don't send patients to the hospital, you don't get admission privileges. >> you may answer. >> justice ginsburg, i think that's difficult to square with the fact that delphi to sit not have an ob/gyn practice got privileges at touro. petitioners acknowledge that there are not explicit patient minnows. they call the implicit. they would've precluded doe number five it didn't. this ought to playy themselves out and opposed enforcement context, not as here. >> thank you general. >> thank you. >> five m

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but jamie, we're going to follow this, keep in touch with us please, we are supporters of the police andow you have a very diverse police force as well, thank you so much. >> thank you. thank you, laura. >> laura: what exactly would it look like if we define a police department across the country? joining me now is chris, former assistant fbi director who is a s.w.a.t. team member who responded to the atlanta prisonn riots. chris, what would this mean for americans, to hear that congresswoman and the black lives matter activists, it would be just sunshine and roses and lollipops growing on the trees, everything would be lovely. >> yeah, laura, this is straight out of the antifa anarchist playbook. that's what they would like to see. what would it look like you? crime would skyrocket, gun sales would go through the roof, they get rich. private security would profit up because you were -- only the people that could afford security and could buy security would get security. so it would exacerbate those types of problems. neighborhoods would get ravaged as they were in the '90s because of the

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probls in a moment, but first, let's hear from people who live with the know the full preciousness ando precarrity in life. i sihave asthma, annce the lockdown has sort of happened around the pandemic, i haven't left my home. i'm telling you this that you understand how mh it would take to get me out of the house and to be on the streets, that the risk was worth it to me. >> the protests have a lot-- a lot of white allies, and i love that. now, what i would like toee is p to have thople using their power of the purs to help black businesses grow. because we desperately need it, especially in thera of covid-19. >> slavery built every piece of this countr o there is noe sector, not one industry that slavery did not help it's banking, education, health-- pick anything. we built this. of course we believe in this. of course we believe in this country. >> ittarts with our school system, writing black people ane peof color into the curriculum, because racism is something that is learned. >> raci isn't just a racist cop shooting someone or choking them out. that it's al how we show up in our w

those focused efforts are things that california is working hard ando ensure the treatment ventilators and staff are getting into neighborhoods and communities, but that things like testing and contact tracing continue to be a focus and collectively across california, we continue to make means, but we will persistently and in an ongoing way share this information so you can track with us our efforts and whether we are seeing the impact we expect in california. with that, i will turn it back to you, governor. gov. newsom: thank you, dr. ghaly. so, again, our focus day in and day out on letting data guide our decision-making. we recognize one size does not fit all. we recognize the imperative of advancing a paradigm working with health officers, working with local health officers. acutely,g that process providing technical assistance, providing support, human resources, and physical support. we laid out a series of indicators that were the predicate to our reopening strategy. we focused on the imperatives of increasing the total number of tests in the state of california. of 2.9 done jus

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then she appointed our cities .irst chief erin ando even with all of that work, many officers have been in all but open revolt with their grievances being aired by the police federation. take a step back and look at the big picture about what does it mean to keep our community safe? we have to be thinking about it from a different frame and a different paradigm. we know the system of policing is founded on and rooted in white supremacy. so as we are trying to do this police, we have to get serious about investing in new alternative systems and public safety there rooted in justice and our community. we have a paradigm for this. it is the public health approach to public safety. thinking about violence as a disease that spreads, it spreads interpersonally and enter generationally. -- intergenerationally. there is evidence-based strategies. minneapolis has been working ash john jay college as well cities united. we have been working together to really institutionalize this opportunity. i have been a tireless advocate for violence, prevention, and intervention efforts. we have created, in