garner thinks it is really a similar story.thing, the daily chart is even more bullish you've got a confluence of three different technical support levels near the $1200 level. and on top of, that when you look at the relative strength index, or the rsi, it's given you an extreme oversold reading. err time it has given a similar reading since 2017, look at these bipoints works you look at how good they've been. that's why garner believes that gold could be ready to roar. but before we go crazy, let's check one more thing let's check the weekly chart of silver while gold is a much more deeper -- gold's deep, okay? silver is not as important to members, overall some industrial opportunities. it tends to trade in tandem. if you look at silver and gold, about 80% of the time they confirm each other according to garner, what you're really seeing in the silver market is a severe volatility depression silver has been trading in a very tight range for a few years now, and that's the exact opposite of how it usually behaves. basically s

then we will talk about eric garner. this week marks four years after he was killed in a string pulled by new york police. what is happening to the police officer? stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: "nelson mandela" by youssou n'dour. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peacace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. juan: today marks the 100th birthday of nelson mandela, perhaps the world's most famous former political prisoner. he was imprisoned 27 years in south africa before he was released in 1990. he was elected the country's first black k president four yes lateter. on tueuesday, former p president barack obama spoke in johannesburg at an event marking the centennial and used his first major address since stepping down as president to issue thinly veiled criticism of president trump. pres. obama: the other was a shame among political leaders where they are caught in a life and they just double down and they lie some more. you have to believe in facts. facts, there is no basis for cooperation.

garner was heardea rdly saying, i can't breathe, later dying in the hospital. the n.y.d.ays it has run out of patients with federal authorities indecision about whether to bring a criminal case. a sentiment echoed b activists and garner's family. >> this case is a watershed ce police misconduct in this nation. and the justice department hed fao address it in a criminal case. >> garner's mother is seen right there on the right also demands all otherfficers involved should also be disciplined. the n.y.p.d. is giving feds til the endf august to take action before it takes the matter into their own hands. >> brush fires continue to sweep southern california as it swelters from record setsng heat t summer. over the weekend that gave rise to this incredible weather phenomenon captured on camera. look at it. >> here it goes. wow! >> the water spout from the fire, that is -- >> what was that? >> it is insane. the water spo there, t couple saw it come to life on the arizona side of the colorado rivern the town of blythe. it was produced from a fire nato transformed after the spinn

but also with garner it's undeniable there were leadership failures there also. arrest that really should not have been made. this is trivial infraction, really civil matter, it should not be handled with the custodial arrest and the police going down as the heavies, trying to fix those kind of issues should be done by officers who are known in the community. talking to people. and not using the hard skills but the soft skills that are at the heart of community -- real community based policing. >> brittany, in the middle of our marching and organizing around eric garner two weeks in, guy at a call to come ground th were a part of the organizing force, leadership, and all the way to you being on the -- president obama's 21st century commission. you cofounded and campaigned zero. you've been involved clemens case in mobile. i think one of the things that sticks out in my mind is a meeting with president obama with you and young activists and me and martin and others and those that were older than mark and i, john lewis and others. and i saw generations of black act

eric garner, an african american father a and staten island resident, was killed when police officers wrestled him to thehe ground, pinned him dn, and applied a fatal l chokehol exexactly four years agogo toda. on monday, the new y york police department criticized the justice department for the extraordinary passage of time in its investigation. the nypd's disciplinary proceedings would include officer daniel pantaleo, who applied the fatal chokeholold, d sergeant kizzy adonis, onene of ththe first supervrvisors at the scene. officer pantaleoeo is still an officer with the new york police department, w working paid desk duty, and he's received multiple raises since eric garner's death. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. juan: and i'm juan gonzalez. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. president trump is back in the united states and set to meet with lawmakers today after his joint summit with russian president vladimir putin in helsinki. during a

that's jennifer garner out and about solo, in soho today. york trip included a reunion with her ex, ben affleck. i love this. they took the kids to see "hello dolly" on broadway. >> nice. >>> speaking of broadway, cher's life story has been turned into a musical set to open this fall. but first, she's starring in in "mamma mia: here we go again," joining andy garcia and meryl streep. and brooke anderson met up with the legend in lon drop. >> what was it like reuniting with meryl streep for you? >> well, you know, we've stayed friends all these years. >> 35 years after being in "silkwood" together. >> yes, i cannot believe that. but that was my first film and she helped me, i mean, she was unbelievable, you know, because i had no idea what i was doing. >> i've decided to commit to being a grandmother. >> you're playing meryl streep's mother? >> yes. >> and you're three years apart? >> four, actually. >> four apart in age. what did you think about that? >> i didn't really think it had much to do with anything. i just thought it was cool. >> it

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pain wednesday federal their itties in decision whether toursue a criminal case. 43 with-year-old garneras unarmed when stopped by police r selling cigarettes in 2014 and refused to be handcuffed and was placed in choke hold and he was pronoced dead at the hospital. >> cvs fired two employees in chicago complaining white managers called police after accused he of using phoner si man on v dubbed coupon carl idbyeo people online. >>> no action was taken whencei imct in july glitch. glitch. >> stay wit. h for me to go to college. and to this day, one of my biggest regrets is that i never finished if you're first in your family to go to college, if you took time off to raise your kids, or if you're in one career a cg i get and strayer university gets that let's gether let's do this n today's "business beat">> i a touge on wall street nor netflix.t sisscheck markets joining n network studio treacy good tod see youcomoasrn cing to you. >> good morning, happy tuesday to you. >> ue. h aplet's pyget an update on the markets ruick. ea q right now we are seeingfure they're sti flat.ll futures down

we have a 2014 case of eric garner choked by police in new york on tape that we met with the justice we can't get them to deal with that case. why do we or should we trust this justice department on reopening emmet till when all of the accused are dead and emmet till is dead? >> it's breathtaking hypocrisy that jefferson regards sessions the third and donald trump should present themselves as defenders of civil rights and racial justice whether they are -- having children of color in cages all along the border when they are engaged in the relentless attack on african american voting rights all over the country. the men who murdered emmet till said afterwards that they had killed him to take a stand against public school integration and against black voting and neither of those things do donald trump and jefferson bowl regards session support. i find that deeply ironic in the timing of this remarkable. >> yeah. thank you so much for being with us, timothy tyson. >> thank you for having me. >>> up next, my final thoughts. stay with us. - i love my grandma. - anncr: as you grow older, y

developed a new technique to give the puppets more agility it may sound like child's play but dixon has garnered quite a following on you tube with over thirty million videos of use to date so let's see how he makes his creations come to life. don't worry this dinosaur might look dangerous but it's perfectly harmless. and some clever hand movements bring these featherweight creature to life. it's one of many finger puppets made by barnaby dixon a young man from bridgewater in southwestern england makes his puppets by hand. deborah cheek the duck was his first creation. to me the puppets i'd seen before and more traditional puppets didn't really have the same kind of fluidity and gravity as you were able to attain with stop motion so the result of stop motion was kind of my starting point and i just think i was thinking how can i make a live action puppets have the same sort of realism as stop motion character. the special thing about farnaby's prophecies that though they are built around he's handsome they found love puppets. these latest character is manu. barnaby you can perform intricate move

. >>> the new york police officer accused of holding eric garner in a fatal chokehold as garner cried "i can't breathe, i can't breathe" formally charged in connection with garner's death. police tell cnn officer daniel pantaleo was charged last night. now under the investigation says pantaleo will face two separate charges. one for using the chokehold the other for restricting breathing. his attorney declined to comment to cnn. >>> this morning attorney general josh hawley is receiving a briefing with the fatal duck boat accident. a mother who lost nine family members including her three children shared her story this morning about what happened onboard as conditions worsened. >> they told us they're up here. this is where they are. they showed us where they are. they said, don't worry about it, you won't need it. said, okay. so when the captain took over i thought at some point he would say, grab the jackets now. but we told to stay seated and everybody stayed seated. nobody -- nobody grabbed -- when that boat is found, all of those life jackets are going to be on there. >> that is

with a fatal chokehold in july 2015, while garner said "i can't breathe" 11 times. now!, eric democracy garner's mother said she wants to see other officers on the scene of her son's death held accountable. >> what i would liked to see is that all of the officers are held accountable and transparent and that they get fired from the force before they are the ones that are responsible for my son's death. amy: and in new york's hudson valley, protesters gathered wednesday outside the troy police department to demand justice for dahmeek mcdonald, an unarmed african american who was fatally shot last august during a traffic stop. the protest came after a grand jury voted not to indict jarrod iler, the police officer who shot mcdonald in the head and arm. protestors called for governor andrew cuomo to appoint an independent prosecutor, demanded that the city of troy create a civilian review board, drawing comparisons to the national pattern of police officers receiving preferential treatment after extra-judicial shootings of people of color. this is dahmeek mcdonald's unc

. >> well swer, certainly in the of garner, this is an arrest that should never have been made. is having the police swoop down on minor infractions and that's the case with community policing, getting the cops to actually use soft skill in these issues, not to use hard skills. but also with gardner, trying to fix those kinds of issues should be done by officers known in the community talking to people and not using hard skills but soft skills at the heart of real community-based policing. >> brittany in the middle of our marching and organizing round about two weeks in, i got a call to come to ferguson and among other things that i saw is activism on the ground that you were part of organizing force, leadership and all the way to you being on the president obama's 21st century commission you co-founding campaign zero and you've been involved clemen's case in mobile and i think one of the things that sticks out in my mind is a meeting with president obama with you and young activists and me and others and those older than mark and i, john lewis and others and i saw generations o

in the case of eric garner, $5 million. that came from the city of new york. in the 1980's, when this case was going through the court, there were none of those settlements. none of them. and no one had ever really won one of these verdicts, taken it to trial and won the verdict in federal court. so the system has changed in that way. it has improved in that way. there are many spots of isolated improvement that i can identify in the problems associated with police use of deadly force. and i am happy to say being in boston today that the boston police department is one of the areas of improvement. and bill evans, who is the current police commissioner in boston, is one of the best police leaders -- if not the best police leader -- currently working in the united states. and i do not believe that the story that i tell in my book that happened with the boston police department in the 1970's and 1980's could happen in today's boston police department and i hope i am right about that. host: you mentioned the family, the dedication in the book, "deadly force: a pol

stephen garner was watching that and describes what he saw.on sopel had earlier joined in the flag waving, by tweeting this picture of him from washington, with the question: so, are these harmless examples of a sporting enthusiasm that reflects the national mood, or a worrying deviation from the bbc‘s traditional impartiality, which has been evident on air throughout the tournament? the pandemonium in the newsroom may not have been shared by fans of the northern irish, welsh and scottish teams, who are not always accustomed to lending their support to the english, or by those with no enthusiasm for football. and the amount of airtime devoted to tuesday's game before and after it took place led colin reid to e—mail with incredulity on wednesday morning. well, we aired complaints along similar lines a couple of weeks ago, on this programme and, as they have continued to come in, we have invited the editor of the news at six, and the news at ten to repond to them. thanks for coming on newswatch. why does the world cup take over so much of news c

stephen garner was watching that and describes what he saw. bbc newsroom often seen behind the presenters, exhibits a calm, quiet, unbiased professionalism we all expect from the bbc. until, that is, the final minutes of outside source and tuesday, with the ever—professional ross atkins, as we heard the moment when england's final penalty went in, the newsroom rightly forgot the unbiased rule — the normal tranquil silence turned into cheers, and ross simply gave up on his item about spotify. it was simply a moment of brilliant bbc news. jon sopel had earlierjoined in the flag waving, by tweeting this picture of him from washington, with a question, "what do you mean, i'm inappropriately dressed for work?" so, are these harmless examples of a sporting enthusiasm that reflects the national mood, or a worrying deviation from the bbc‘s traditional impartiality, which has been evident on air throughout the tournament? the pandemonium in the newsroom may not have been shared by fans of the northern irish, welsh and scottish teams, who are not always

the allegations posted on chinese social media went viral garnering millions of views and shares many describe going through similar experiences but for china's censors it went too far we took to the. they blocked our me to micro blog so we changed the name to the chinese words for rice which is me and bunny which is to raise bunny meat to me. it's a clever way to avoid powerful government censors this is me too in china the rise bunny on the internet it looks cute but behind it is a powerful network of strong women all linked to one another. in shanghai joyland is an advocate for victims of sexual violence she has an internet platform where she offers advice and publishes articles but even the small scale events she organizes are viewed with suspicion by police just because they're for women. for screening like iran ten people came and and talk about certain gender issues. and they thought well this is why i wouldn't be it would be for the authorities but still i got called to taze also in beijing me to in action feminist document rene's case her ex-boyfriend trying to rape her in th

been watching him for thirty plus years but from a business or finance perspective were you able to garner anything in the judge's past that that tells us where he will be a most types of issues i mean is he pro-business or anti-business or it's hard to tell. very very pro-business let me give an example i think we had we were going to discuss this classic case of the c.f.p. b. this is the consumer financial protection board case which was. absolutely riveting in the world of administrative law. why does the two hundred and fifty page on bonk match monster meaning all of the justices all of the judges rather of the d.c. circuit got together and ruled on this and basically what it said was simply this that it said article two the ability of the president to be president and the the maintaining of separation of powers would prevent these c.f.p. be these consumer organizations these outboard groups which by the way is an extension of dodd frank one of the creations of elizabeth warren that would seek to curtail the penalize rogue mortgage companies and credit card abuses and the like what he

university in beijing of trying to rape her the allegations posted on chinese social media went viral garnering millions of views and shares many describe going through similar experiences but for china's censors it went too far. me too. they blocked our me too micro blog so we changed the name to the chinese words for rice which is me and bunny which is to graze bunny meat to me. it's a clever way to avoid powerful government censors this is me too in china the rise bunny on the internet it looks cute but behind it is a powerful network of strong women all linked to one another. in shanghai joy lynn is an advocate for victims of sexual violence she has an internet platform where she offers advice and publishes articles but even the small scale events she organizes are viewed with suspicion by police just because they're for women. for screening like iran ten people came and and talk about certain gender issues. and they thought when is this why i wouldn't be it would be for the authorities but still i got called and taste also in beijing me too in action feminist document rene's case her ex-bo

so that garners a lot of attention. we are going to walk through proctor park, our 19 acre historical park that features are 50 historic structures at the national ranging and heritage center. it starts with the spanish land-grant period. we are here at the little corral. it was built in 1780 on a spanish land-grant, just north of the rio grande river in south texas. it really represents the spanish influence, which pregenerated or were the originators of the ranching history and a started to develop ranching in mexico, then into texas. so, most correlated with -- los correlitos represents that time. the spanish were the ones who first brought cattle, sheep, goats and horses to the new world. so this is really the beginning of the story. and it helps tell the spanish influence that really resonates becauseall of ranching, many of the words that we use like, even our word for rope, it comes from a spanish word. ramuda, which is what we call the herd of horses, all of those are spanish terms that have a significant influe

at the last minute i got a job with jack lemmon and james garner. >> stephen: that's amazing!now who jack lemmon or james garner were? >> no. ( laughter ) people are throwing things. what's worse, when i got to set i said, this is cool, bro, i can't believe it. because i did have an accent. i don't know where it went. i was shake hands. i was, like, hello, i'm michael pena. what's your name? lauren bacall. >> stephen: you said who are you to lauren bacall? >> yeah. >> stephen: the ghost of bogey is going to strangle you from the grave. ( laughter ) the new movie is called "extinction," the aliens are coming to destroy us all. quick question, do you believe in aliens? >> i think more yes then no. >> stephen: me, too. i want it to be true. i don't want to be alone. >> yeah, because the galaxy is pretty big. >> stephen: yeah. ( laughter ) it is. you know what? i believe it was albert einstein who said that first. ( laughter ) so good to see you. "extinction" is on netflix tomorrow. michael peÑa, everybody! we'll be right back with a performance by dua lipa. ( cheers and applause

senate and used by the obama administration to garner fisa warrants so they could spy on that campaign in the middle of a presidential election. here's a real story of russia collusion. that's what the media will not report. the biggest abuse of power corruption scandal in our history. the press is refusing to cover the ongoing deep state scandal between lisa page and peter strzok. they are at the very center of the 2016 effort to clear their chosen candidate. hillary clinton of all charges, all felonies she committed, all obstruction she is guilty of while investigating a russia witch hunt take down donald trump. here's what president trump had to say about the corrupt lovebirds strzok and page. >> president trump: you have to find out who did peter strzok report to. it was comey, it was mccabe but it was also obama. if you think obama didn't know what was going on -- i said it today with president putin. when you watch peter strzok's performance, the lover of lisa page, when you watch that performance the fbi -- i know so many people in the fbi these are incredible people. what they

today marks four years since he died at the hands of a police officer. 43-year-old garner died aftericer daniel pantaleo used a banned choke-hold on him while arresting him. he was allegedly selling cigarettes illegally. the n-y-p-d held off on disciplinary proceedings at the request of the d-o-j because it wanted to look into federal charges. with no word from federal officials four years later, the n-y-p-d says it will start its proceedings in september. both pantaleo and his supervisor -- who n-y-p-d officials also want to investigate -- are still on the city's police payroll. the department of justice says it told the n-y-p-d it could proceed with its own action months ago. n-y-p-d officials say they never got word of that. (vicki) an 81-year-old man who has spent all but one year of his life in san leandro is now facing eviction. kron four's philippe djegal spoke with the man who says his new property owners are pricing him out. unit number thirteen at the bayshore commons in san leandro, for 81-year-old john busch... has been home for the past 15 years... in a city he's lived i

middle east and he was just fascinated with with all the wonderful recipe it is that he was able to garner but it's called buttermilk graffiti so a nice piece in there about about -- >> edward lee? >> right. edward e lee and he's a nice piece about -- a special cookbook of his own that appears to come from somebody but he knows by woman standing there who is an african-american woman those are really her recipes so he took my heart right away with that one so that one is very good. i'm also reading -- the book evicted there's a lot of interest in housing issues right now and that's a book that's used in book clubs -- this summer i know. >> i think he won a national book award and -- in paper now too. yeah. >> so we have -- that and gosh we can just go on and on. she mentioned the cocktails and air traffic. that's another one. go ahead. >> so we're going to actually have gregory -- gregory are he's going to be in detroit around father's day and it is called air traffic. yep. and e he -- the book is about ambition and manhood in america and i believe that -- either i think his father was air

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one generation, and one holler removed from poverty. >> for more than a decade, jennifer garner has can as a save the children am bbassador. >> the playing field for kids in america is not equal. >> we have been working in primarily rural america for the last 75 or 80 year, and focusing on education, and making sure that kids are entering kindergarten ready to learn. we have a home visiting program and working with the parents in the home the make sure they are stimulating the kids socially and emotionally. >> reporter: save the children also offers a two-week intensive program for students heading to kindergarten like elena who has autism. >> some the stuff that he has learned over the past year is really just, really blow iing m mind. i wish that you could have met her at the begin dg of la-- beginning of last year. >> we are run >>> jessica babb's son, levi entered the program four years ago. >> he just took off. he has a desire to read that i love and admire about him. >> we all talk about kids of the future and we're not doing anything about it. we have to be out there aggressi

. >>> the new york police officer accused of holding eric garner in a fatal choke hold as garner criedthe, i can't breathe, has been formally charged in connection with that death. police tell cnn that officer daniel pantelio was charged last night and nypd officials with knowledge of the investigation says he will face two separate charges, one for using the choke hold and the other for restricting his breathing. his attorney declined to comment to cnn. >>> an esteemed cardiologist who treated former president george h.w. bush was shot and killed yesterday while riding his bicycle. dr. mark houseconnect was on his way to work at a houston hospital. authorities say he and the shooter passed each other, riding in opposite directions on their bikes. the shooter opened fire. rode away. and is currently on the loose. cnn's polo sandoval is following the story. >> reporter: the doctor has been described as a pillar the story. >> reporter: yesterday jumped on his bike and crossed path with a gun ma who sh gunman who shot and killed him. the irony, injured at the shadow of the same medical fa

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officer daniel patellio was recorded on cell phone video putting garner in a choke hold, a move band by the nypd. a grand jury cleared all of the officers involved on criminal charges. >>> back to texas, some horrifying moments on the runway near austin. look at this, a world war ii era airplane is seen veering off path, during takeoff. the plane goes up for just moments and then comes crashing down. the plane bursts into flames, but get this, all 13 passengers able to make it out safely. one person was transported to the hospital with significant burns. >>> and a big concert to tell you about in chicago, to celebrate 50 years of the special olympics. chance the rapper and usher among the big, big names taking the stage for the big event at soldier field where the special olympics got its start back in 1968. we should say our own robin roberts right there in the audience. >> big champion of this. >> i just came from chicago. i was at the host hotel and i was literally like such a fan of all of them. in the elevator. all over the world, you talk about their stories, everything. i was

the allegations posted on chinese social media went viral garnering millions of views and shares many described going through similar experiences but for china's censors it went too far. to the. blocked our me to micro blog so we changed the name to the chinese words for rice which is me and bernie which is to raise money me too. it's a clever way to avoid the pervasive government censorship this is me too in china the rice bunny on the internet it looks cute but behind it is a network of assertive women. and shanghai joy lynn is an advocate for victims of sexual violence she has an internet platform where she offers advice and publishes articles. but even the small scale events she organizes are i'd with suspicion by police as potentially subversive gatherings. for the screening like iran ten people came and and tog about certain generally shoes. and they thought well is this why i wouldn't be it within the trouble for the authorities but still i got called and. if even small meetings pose a problem the authorities must be very worried indeed about what's going on at beijing universi