will speed up infrastructure spending in an effort to boost its flagging economy from mr bottoms johnson talked of $5000000000.00 pounds of investment most of it in already announced projects and now be fast tracked johnson emphasized he would not cut public spending as prior conservative governments had the british economy shrank 2.2 percent in the 1st quarter according to the mixed figures. a quick look of the other stories in the news. 22000000000 euros. in oil prices. 37 the plane. crashes which 40 people investigators blame in the system for the incidents. filed for bankruptcy protection. and. suspended 95 percent of the workforce it's is in talks to rehire the majority of those employees. defend. have extended their contracts with ventas for one more year. spending one season. in 2005. lead them to the 9th straight. for this season will be black in a tribute to the black lives matter move the announcement was greeted with virtual applause from the driver who was. ahead of the delayed season opener in australia on sunday 1st black. has been campaigning for more equality and diversit

senator johnson really common -- demonstrating real character and commitment to getting to the bottomamagate, and i have to say i do nothing but applaud him. and now he has subpoena power. i would say john brennan and a few other folks have got some real problems developing very quickly. what do you think? >> very disappointed in lindsey graham for delaying yet again an investigation that should have started, quite frankly, about six months ago. hats off, though, to senator johnson in being able to get after what is one of the biggest political scandals ever in the history of this country. and i'm glad that senator johnson is taking advantage of his chairmanship to do what he should be doing. to do anything else would be malpractice. lou: and lindsey graham, my gosh, it was a love fest, telling rod rosenstein basically, you know, i'm with you, and we don't want the create too much fuss here, so go ahead and do as you will. it was really a stunningly pathetic performance for a guy who had been talking about he was going to be a regular, a real investigator and get to the bottom the cor

subpoena powers for its chairman, senator ron johnson to get answers from 33 former obama administration officials. it is on the request to get to the bottom of these things. also the unmasking of trump numbers. among those now facing subpoenas, former fbi director, former cia director and former director of national intelligence, and former national security advisor, former fbi officials peter, lisa, along with former chief of staff from obama. with this tonight to break it all down, former whitewater independent counsel robert ray and foxbusiness exclusive house intelligence ranking republican. plus on the other stories ripping this nation. here's what happening. peaceful memorial services for george floyd . including six african-americans in the riots are dead. sixteen cops, shot . more than 13000 arrested. we have with us tonight, a doctor on an no trying to steale narrative of so many who are peacefully protesting in demanding reforms. this is the story tonight pretty can they do it. the doctor says no, they won't do that. also with this tonight, acting deputy secretary of homeland security. on a push now to cut the budget to police d

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broad s&p powers for its chairman, senator ron johnson to get answers from 33 former obama administration officials. it is all in their quest to get to the bottom of these bungled probes. also the unmasking of trump team members. among those now facing subpoenas, former fbi director james comey, former cia director john brennan, former director of national intelligence james clapper. former national security advisor susan rice, former fbi officials peter strzok, lisa page, joe peenat that and priestap. we have fox business exclusive, devin nunes. plus on the other story gripping the nation. here is what is happening. peaceful mem norm services today for george floyd as a dozen now dead including six african-americans in the riots. 16 cops shot. more than 13,000 arrested. we've got with us tonight, dr. alveda king, niece of martin luther king, on antifa, looters and rioters, anarchists now trying to steal the message and the narrative of so many who were peacefully protesting and demanding reforms. this is the story tonight. can they do it? dr. alveda king says, no they're not going to do that. with us tonight acting deputy secretary of homeland

bottom and motorcycle on the top? yeah. yeah, i could see that. for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. >>> i'm joshua johnson.to be with you from nbc news world headquarters in new york. it's the 12th night of protests after the death of george floyd. thankfully, and not surprisingly, they have been mostly peaceful. curfews started here in new york an hour ago. that has not stopped the demonstrations, as you can see. practically no big city's curfew has. in washington, many thousands of people spent the day marching down the newly renamed black lives matter plaza, one of the streets that leads to the white house. at times the protest was very lively. parts of the crowd were even dancing. meanwhile, in north carolina, they danced with the holy ghost at a church service for mr. floyd. the memorial was in his hometown of raeford, north carolina. that was preceded by a public viewing. >>> more police officers are coming under scrutiny for their actions during protests. in buffalo, new york, an elderly man remains in the hospital tonight after this happened.

bottom in the third quarter. isl: the u.k. government , calling onus curbs people to use common sense to keep the virus from spreading. allowing hotels and retail to reopen next month. johnson'simism weakened by the message from his own medical advisers who say coronavirus still carries a threat. now trustws just 23% beijing to act responsibly on the global stage compared to 52% two years ago. confidence in xi jinping to handle world affairs has almost half just 22 percent. president trump does not fare much better -- only 30% trust him. shery: let's turn to the markets. u.s. stocks rallying for a second day tuesday but fading into close as concern arises that a spike in cases could curb consumer activity. the deputy chief investment officer at abbott downing joins us. for viewersrt showing how the economy has been stuck in that wait-and-see mode. we are seeing the s&p above the 200-day moving average, but it seems the markets are looking for another catalyst for a leg higher. what could that be? come as soon when earnings announcements start rolling in in a couple of weeks. similar to what you saw in the first quarter, people will not pay much attention to the numbers but wi

also, ron johnson, former captain of the missouri highway patrol and the author of "13 days in ferguson." laura, you just heard what district attorney said. keisha lance bottoms today called this murder. what do you see and what kind of charges do you think might be levied here? >> well, it's important, if you are ever considering charges, you ever to think about what the actual facts are. what the hurdles you may have in a jury or grand jury and what you actually have to overcome here. and unlike the cases we've seen, just recently of a breonna taylor or george floyd. whether it was justified to use it and it's all going to come down to this notion, was he in a kill or be killed scenario? that's what proportional use of force is about. did mr. brooks present a danger to the general community? or could lethal force have been used, as a last resort? and we're looking at the da statements when he says, look, was it for some other reason? was it to try to catch up to him? failure to be able to catch up to somebody running away from you is not going to be enough to actually use lethal force, knowing full well that a taser was all he had. and so, the real inquiry

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bottom of the third quarter. paul: the u.k. government is relaxing virus curbs, calling on people to use common sense. prime minister boris johnsontting the two meter social distancing rule to a meter plus and allowing hotels, restaurants and pubs to reopen. this message of cautious optimism is weakened by his own medical advisers who say reopening carries a threat. the movie industry is heading back to new zealand. director james cameron is leading the way. beginning shooting the sequel to avatar. his 30 strong crew are given special exemptions to enter the country. the government ok'd the move as the film offer work to hundreds of new zealanders. shery: back to the markets, pimco boss manny roman says while the coronavirus pandemic poses many unknowns, there is plenty of opportunity to pick up underpriced assets. the $1.8 trillion fund manager is raising at least 6 billion to invest in distressed credit and other corporate debt. john micklethwait as part of the invest global summit. >> i am hardly an expert on tech stocks, let's talk about credit default. i think you have seen and a norma's amount of issuance in the credit spac

is about the money, johnson will dress it up as if he is doing a favour but it is about corporate money, he could not give a stuff about the wage slaves and the customers at the bottomschool and playgrounds are taped off. one more, farouk says lockdown ended after dominic cummings breached the rules, from beaches to everyday shopping, social distancing is minimal and very few are wearing masks in public. we need hospitality to restart but i would prefer to wait until the r number. the lower. it is getting hotter, carol has the weather. hello again. for many of us, temperatures are on the rise for the next few days, as is the humidity, by day and by night. northern ireland, you probably won't see as high temperatures as everyone else. today you do have some rain in northern ireland and also scotland, whereas for england and for wales, looking at a lot of dry weather and some sunshine. and in the sunshine, in newcastle we are looking at 24, 27 in london. now, through this evening and overnight we still have the cloud and rain across northern ireland and much of scotland, but for eastern and southern scotland, england and wales we are looking at a clear night. it is go