to reopen so it's a controversial decision in the hands of many governors across this country and fronsac takes a closer look at some of those states that are getting back to work and how one specific group is just trying to stay alive. stay at home safe lock down all things we've heard to flatten the coronavirus pandemic curve but now after weeks of doing just that states are flipping the switch from closed to open one finger i also know that tables are pretty for the 1st time in weeks restaurants bars and casinos in montana are back in business but with precautions easily we have. them as we want to number it touches. one individual condom in. your face as well as possible. and the same precautions are seen on the opposite side of the country as florida opens the restaurants but they're only allowed 25 percent capacity here for the. gearing up for make sure that we're ready. that they are ready for us this is what we're going to do to make sure that everybody gets a. you know from the service after challenge down at your local restaurant you haven't been to in weeks now you can walk it

but the process of doing so could still take some time for the news with rick sanchez unfair and fronsac our let's go back to our panel now to discuss some of the things that we're learning that are taking place i think it's important to. on this story the washington post has written this morning saying that there may have been a relationship of some form between the officer and george of floyd. think i want to hear your perspective on this are you surprised does it change the story at all in your mind. i'm not surprised and i don't think that it actually changes a story we know that in many cases where there is police brutality or violence involved there has been at least one interaction between that police officer and the individual that the induction wing so i'm not surprised by that what i am surprised by continue to find problem with it is that the media and its coverage has been so far just throwing all types of shade and writing has totally forgotten why this is why this occurred to begin with these were protests these are people who are very upset these are people who are in the

economy bounces back after the covert 19 crisis starts to take a fall for boom bust i'm fair and fronsac. stocks dropped thursday as wall street absorbed this week's gains well one of the concerns for investors are the continued and growing tensions between the united states and china president trump said the united states would react strongly if china imposes national security laws for hong kong in response to last year's often violent anti-government protests meanwhile u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o had criticized beijing's handling of the virus pandemic well for their party chinese officials said the country will not flinch from any escalation and tensions joining us now to discuss what is happening markets are joined by boom bust co-host and investigative journalist ben swan and c.e.o. and founder of euro pacific. peter schiff gentlemen thank you for joining me today . thank you very much peter let's start with you treasury yields held pretty steady on thursday this was after the data came out about another 2400000 people filing for unemployment benefits last week amid the cor

trump is there now and is expected to visit with or with essential workers that is our teacher and fronsac is outside the white house with more. michigan has been one of those states that spent at the center of this covert 19 crisis but also they have dams break in they have flooding they have thousands being forced to evacuate from their homes but for the trump administration it's more about how the state plans to vote this coming november and how the economy will bounce back trump landed thursday afternoon and ypsilanti michigan to tour the ford motor facility detroit automakers headed back to work monday producing vehicles along with ventilators for the 1st time since late march because of covert 19 now despite the reopening there's 3 key factors that must happen for a steady recovery in the auto industry coronavirus safety protocols the supply chain and the demand and the president was asked yesterday whether or not he would be wearing a mask while he tours the plant which is in the process of manufacturing ventilators to which trump said it all depends that's what michigan's attorney

baron fronsac thank you for that update. and calls for global a unity continue in the battle against the coronavirus pandemic during a virtual meeting today the world health organization promised a transparent and independent review of their covert $1000.00 response meanwhile china's president xi jinping pledged $2000000000.00 over the next 2 years to help the hardest hit countries. and over to canada where a fly over to pay tribute to frontline workers during the pandemic took a turn for the worst an aerobatic jet known as a snow bird crashed into a british columbia neighborhood killing one crew member and seriously injuring another and then setting a house on fire as a result the morale boosting mission now put on hold prime minister justin trudeau sent his condolences to members of the snowbirds. and china's ambassador to israel has been found dead at his home near tel aviv although the circumstances don't seem suspicious now the incident is bringing china's relationship with israel into the spotlight something the u.s. d

$1000.00 relief bill the navajo nations are getting help at a snail's pace in washington fair and fronsac r.t. the editorial director for reactionary times dot com told me better lifting not to measure is should not be too hasty. you have to take a commonsense approach to it the politicians there in the local areas have to take the you know the measures that are best suited for the climate currently right where they are where they are and if we bring it in in phases where these restaurants are allowing 25 percent capacity then it goes up to 50 percent capacity it's not like we're going to go ahead and restart the n.b.a. the n.h.l. major league baseball and we're going to have $60000.00 people gathering include confined you know confined conditions it's not going to be that way i mean will there be a spike will there be additional cases of course there's going to be but it's not going to spike you know by a factor of 10 or by a factor of 20 or by any of these other numbers that the fear mongers are trying to go ahead and put out there to try to keep people in doors americans by nature are

ireland back in 1905 during the great potato famine more than 170 years ago in washington fair and fronsacr.t. . other news making headlines today 3 family members are now being charged for the shooting death of a security guard over a facemask dispute in flint michigan the security guard was reportedly arguing with a woman and not allowing her to enter the store without wearing a mask after the argument she laughed but 2 men later came to the store and shot the guard so now the woman her husband and her adult son are being charged with 1st degree premeditated murder and gun charges. and california has become the 1st state to borrow money from the federal government to pay out unemployment benefits the golden state borrowed 348000000 bucks in federal money after almost 4000000 people filed for unemployment tied to the pandemic california it was approved to borrow up to $10000000000.00 in. till the end of july. right here in washington some top ranking house republicans want an investigation into china's funds flowing into american universities the group alleges china is attempting to steal

19 pandemic starts to take a little bit of a fall reporting in front of the white house fair and fronsac party. and despite america slowly reopening another 2400000 people have applied for unemployment benefits last week since the start of the pandemic nearly 39000000 americans have lost their jobs although the number of new filings have dropped for 7 straight weeks economists warn that it isn't falling fast enough. and international voices are growing louder warning israel against an extinct parts of the west bank but will benjamin netanyahu newly formed government heed those warnings we're going to discuss and then over at sports we're going to hand brings us a wild 18 run game over at the k b l so to keep up with the latest news and anything you might have missed make sure you download our brand new free app portable t.v. i just 247 called me back into. the boonies. the bread. we go to work so you could stream home. listen stop letting online algorithms dictate would you get to want to go to portable dot tv slash download to get killer television it's completely free i'm going toward

hello there i'm karen fronsac you're watching and question rod casting from our to america's national news headquarters in washington d.c. i want to welcome our viewers from across the nation and around the world here's the stories we're working on for you today 1st a fire stricken new york continues its fight against a pandemic but now social distancing patrols are taking a turn for the worse details next in a full report plus the u.n. chief says that the pandemic has unleashed a tsunami of hate and xenophobia where the rising tensions between nations and blame games are to discuss all that next then surveillance planes begin flying over baltimore maryland after a court ruling allowing for this controversial program is the test is this a testing ground for a better america under watch.

$1000.00 relief bill the navajo nations are getting help at a snail's pace and washington fair and fronsac r.t. let's get you from state to spring that is for the rights of reactionary times to talk to me rivera morning to you well it's difficult to work out what's going on here we see president confirming the white house coronavirus task force report it's going to be winding down at the same time you hear conversely these huge numbers of infections and deaths in the u.s. was what was going on what should go feeling about this is the right thing to do or not to wines the tiles falls down except for. while listen it's this time and i agree it is time to open up the country i mean even the higher projections come in at $134000.00 total deaths i mean obviously it's disproportionately in those demographics that are the most vulnerable but those demographics that of the most vulnerable need to continue their social distancing and they need to continue so who are in tuning listen over the last 6 weeks there have been over 30000000 new unemployment claims in america and the st louis bed came out

once the covert 19 pandemic starts to take a fall reporting in front of the white house fair and fronsac party. and over to beirut where protesters there. they are trying to break into the ministry of energy offices protesting recent power cuts during a heat wave some protesters clashed with police while others staged a sit in inside the building and lebanon faces electricity cuts that can last up to 12 hours a day in some areas amid this pandemic. and over in france health care workers rally as they continue their fight against kobe 19 they are demanding their government prioritize health care in order to help frontline workers overwhelmed by the influx of virus patients the hundreds of health care workers are also asking for better pay and more resources. and a space launch is being planned next week in south florida we'll tell you what this mission could mean for the future of commercial space travel and sports regina ham has the story of one power lifter looking to inspire future generations in africa to keep up with all the latest news and anything you might have missed download our

home borders have become too much of a burden they say they can no longer obey them are despairing fronsac is joining me in studio with more on this affair and there were some cases of fully armed protesters into what's happening so we'll we're talking protests all the way from california through. south the midwest and reaching the east coast the biggest protests happening though in california michigan and illinois and now you can see all the protests that happen across the country there on your screen now heading over to manila's hometown of southern california protesters voice their objections to the closing of all beaches after governor gavin newsome allowed beaches to be open last week with then scolded people for not adhering to social distancing rules once he opened them all then at the state capitol there was also visible police the civil police presence and many of the protesters were not wearing face masks there despite quite a number of protesters in attendance local news reports that there were no arrests made now very you also mention the mission michigan governor governor. gre

19 pandemic starts to take a little bit of a fall reporting in front of the white house fair and fronsac party. and despite america slowly reopening another 2400000 people have applied for unemployment benefits last week since the start of the pandemic nearly 39000000 americans have lost their jobs although the number of new filings have dropped for 7 straight weeks economists warn that it isn't falling fast enough. or write an op ed in the new york post goes on an extraordinary rant demanding an end to the lockdown across the state we're going to discuss that and then it sports we're going to hammer share some surprising news from the i.o.c. regarding the tokyo alum picks and make sure you keep up with the latest news and anything you might have missed by downloading our brand new free app called portable t.v. to watch their 24 seventh's i'll be back in just 2. it's called the feeling of freedom and. everyone in the world should experience fleas and you can get it on the old the old. the old according to gesture. welcome to my world come along for the rock. sing the horrors that arise w

$1000.00 relief bill the navajo nations are getting help at a snail's pace and washington ferran fronsac r.t. get a tour of director of reactionary times dot com told me lifting long term measures should not be too hasty. you have to take a commonsense approach to it the politicians there in the local areas have to take the you know the measures that are best suited for the climate currently right where they are where they are and if we bring it in in phases where these restaurants are allowing 25 percent capacity then it goes up to 50 percent capacity it's not like we're going to go ahead and restart the n.b.a. the n.h.l. major league baseball and we're going to have $60000.00 people gathering include confined you know confined conditions it's not going to be that way i mean will there be a spike will there be additional cases of course there's going to be but it's stuck in a spike you know by a factor of 10 or by a factor of 20 or by any of these other numbers that the fear mongers are trying to go ahead and put out there to try to keep people in doors americans by nature are not going