an nypd lieutenant said not a big deal about the killing of garner.is mother will join us at the end of this hour. also tonight, the irish government is teaching the world how not to participate in the donald trump's self-enriching schemes at his golf courses. and david korn will join us with new reporting about the influence peddling swamp in south florida called mar-a-lago where american lobbyists and chinese businessmen and so many other people around the world go to buy their way into the good graces of the president of the united states. but first, we will be getting more testimony next week about the mueller report. but we're not yet sure how much testimony we'll be getting. in the meantime, the attorney general william barr who refused to take questions from house judiciary committee lawyers refused to respond to a subpoena to testify to that committee has agreed to take questions from fox. and his answers are pure propaganda. we will be getting more testimony from michael cohen next week because the chairman of the house intelligence committee

those were some of the last words of eric garner. his death at the hands of new york city police sparked national outrage and helpefuel the black lives matter movement. the police officer at the center of the case is now facing an administrative hearing.mn asnawaz reports, the outcome is not expected to call for significant penalties. >> nawaz: judy, that's right. in july 2014, police detained eric garner on suspicion of selling untaxed single cigarettes on the street. during that encounter, officer daniel pantaleis accused of using an unauthorized chokehold. the moment was captured on cell phone video. take a look. >> don't touch me! i can't breat. i can't breathe! >> nawaz: eric garner, who hadma asdied as a result. in a column earlier this week, jim dwyer of the "new york times" reports, many in the neighborhood where garner died believe his death won't lead to real change, or lasting ceconsequences with the po he's been following the ongoing r,aring, and joins me now. jim dwelcome to the newshour. very briefly, if you can, just l

when treasury yields are low, garner arguesthat it's a misread on the current situation.ht now our bond market is distorted she says interest rates are so low in the rest of the world that foreign money keeps flowing here pushing our bond yields lower. okay it's not a sign of recession it's a sign that our treasuries are the only game in town if you're a global investor looking for risk free securities what does this mean for the stock market icht you to take a look at this weekly chart of the s&p 500 which i know most of you care about more than bonds. remember the bond market is much larger than the stock market if investors are expecting one o'r two rate cuts it means they think the economy's going to get worse giving the fed more of an incentive to change policy garner doesn't see much evidence for that in the s&p chart. the benchmark index needs to be waiting for the next piece of news to set the tone s&p has pulled back from its highs, but at least for now the pain is not that great garner can't rule out a test ofts s&p's floor of 2725 or even a slide to the mid-260

garner started to struggle and he put him in a choke hold to subdue him. garner later died. he maintains he never choked garner and that his technique was in line with his training. >> we all seen the video. we've all sat and watch him being murdered. not nationally but worldwide we've seen this and they're still playing games. >> garner was suffering from multiple he multiple health issues when he refused arrest. >>> a judge will determine how long actress huffman will spend behind bars. huffman formally entered a guilty plea for her participation in the college admissions scam. the actress broke down in tears while explaining that her oldest daughter has a learning disability and requires extra time on tests. cbs news news legal analyst says the early actions helped her. >> huffman's early plea is not only good for huffman, it also has to be looked as bad for those other people that are not rushing to the courthouse to plead guilty. >> she admitted to paying $15,000 to have someone alter her daughter's s.a.t. score. prosecutors are recommending $20,000 in fines and a four

eric garner was a 34-year-old father of six.e got into a struggle with these officers as you can see here over a dispute about whether he was selling loose cigarettes in new york. what started as you see here with a conversation turned into what many people characterize as a classic example of police brutality. >> i was minding my business, officer. i'm minding my business. please, just leave me alone. i told you the last time, just leave me alone. don't touch me. don't touch me. hey, man. >> put your hand behind your back right now. >> i can't breathe. i can't breathe. i can't breathe. i can't breathe. i can't breathe. i can't breathe. i can't breathe. >> garner was ultimately heard saying i can't breathe 11 times. you may recall that phase or part of this video. because it became something of a rally cry for many activists raising awareness about police brutality. garner's mother is speaking out. >> it's been five years. five years they should have been gone. pantaleo along with all the other officers who killed my son. he mus

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the texts downplay the 14-year-old death of eric garner. we should warn you the video is disturbing. >> don't touch me. >> reporter: the 2014 video of new york police arresting eric garner and wrestling him to the ground called for a nationwide battle cry for police accountability officer daniel pantaleo in what critics call an illegal chokehold. they have put out text messages since after he went unconscious. officers at the scene texting about pantaleo danny tried to grab him. they both went down. they called the bus, which is ambulance, asap these likely dea he has no pulse. not a big deal we were affecting a lawful arrest. they said that text was meant to assure that officer but protesters and garner's mother are outraged >> no big deal if one of your loved ones or one of his loved ones was on the ground dead and somebody came up to you and said, it's no big deal, how would you feel about it? >> a grand jury declined to indict pantaleo who used an illegal police maneuver on garner tonight his mother is calling for everyone to be fired.

jury declined to indict pantaleo whose attorney said the officer used ae- policproved maneuver on garner. but tonight garner's mother is renewing her call for all ofirhe officers to be f norman chesky,bc n news. >>> a university is finding a team doctor abused at least 177 male students from the 1970s to the '90s and college officials had some knowledge of what was going on but did little to put to a stop ohio state's president, who has been in that position since 2014, said the findings are horrifying and do not reflect the ohio state of today. >>> that case bringing up s haunting memorie the larry nassar case, a long-time doctor at michigan state university and usgymnastics now a convicted predator and the judge who sent him to prison became a national sensation. we get her tome tonight fr cynthia mcfadden >> reporter: life has cert changed over the past year for judge rosemarie agalina. >> i don't get through the grocery store quickly because people stop me all the time. >> reporter: what do they say? >> thank you probably 70% of them say, me, too. they hug me and some people they all

bannon was warned garner had no pulse and was most likely doa, or dead on arrival. the commander responded, "not a big deal" and "we were effecting a a lawfulrrrrest." officer daniel pantaleo never faced criminal prosecution but has remained on the police force.e. he could lose his job if found guilty of violating nypd procedures, which ban the use of chokeholds. the father of u.s. treasury secretary steven mnuchin has completed the most expensive purchase of a living artist's work in u.s. history. robert mnuchin purchased jeff koons's 3-foot-tall metallic sculpture titled "rabbit" with an $80 million bid wednesday, though he paid over $91 million after christie's auction house fees and taxes were added in. meanwhile, the trump administration has proposed redefining how the government calculates the poverty line, using a different measure of inflation. economists warn the switch to the so-called "chained consumer price index" would underestimate the impact of inflation on wages, gradually chipping away at benefits like food stamps, medicaid, and healthcare subsidies

well i think it's kind of reassuring that he's so far unsuccessful unsuccessful to garner support for the so-called my small precious strategy but at the same time the u.s. is deploying new military assets in the region and i think that's highly unstable ising for also the reigning leadership what do you think about this shuttle diplomacy on behalf is it a one off effort or do you think america will be keeping up the pressure for this maximum. pressure strategy that that you just mentioned well basically pay was trying to garner some of them see from allies in europe but also from partners of the remaining parties among the chase if you a but he must not be successful necessarily because the u.s. can and has not backed sanctions unilaterally and they are pressuring to run regardless of what the others do and their efforts at trying to save the deal so far have also been proven not successful at all ok well the administration in washington believes that the sanctions will strengthen the opposition on her mind the regime of the mallos could they though wind up strengthening the hard lin

the defense claims he never put pressure on garner's neck. garner's last words, telling officers, quote, i can't breathe. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this tuesday. the new health warning tonight about aspirin affecting millions. we'll have that for you. >>> also the major headline about that horrifying scene at the mall. the defendant accused of throwing a boy off the balcony. and we do have news on that boy's condition and on the defendant tonight. >>> also, new developments in the college admissions cheating scandal tonight. the former coach pleading guilty after being accused of helping actress lori loughlin and her husband. what we learned today. >>> and tonight, we're learning more about the accident involving president trump's motorcade. a lot more news ahead. stay tuned here. well, managing my a1c, so i should be all set. actually, you're still at risk for a fatal heart attack or stroke. that's where jardiance comes in. it reduces the risk of dying from a cardiovascular event for adults who have type 2 di

garner waseing arrested for selling loose untaxed cigarettes.est papers filed at the time accused gardner of selling as many as 10,000 untagged cigarettes. they testified garner had less than 100 cigarettes on >>> a prince george's county animal control officer may have saved a food's deliveryffice shooting the american bulldog that had viciously attacked him. prince george's bureau chief julie carey speaking to the victim. > a dog inside of the house attacked him. he has more than 60 stitches and staples. he only speaks chinese. his son translates over the phone what happened to his dad. >> the dog was running out of d the house an pushed my father down to the floor. >> reporter: prince george's county police say the american bulldog bit his neck and face multiple times chewed off half of his rht ear. >> hi earis being attacked by the bite. his ear is losing half part his right ear. >> reporter: police and animal control were called to the house. according prince george's county galice, the dog to lunch at the animal control officer. that's whe

eric garner said that 11 times. since eric garner died after a police officer placed him -- his arm around garner's neck while other officers handcuffed him. and what happened to him ignited protest against police brutality all across the country. and in new york today, a disciplinary hearing began to see if that police officer, daniel pantaleo, can keep his job. his lawyer insists he never choked garner and acted in accordance with his training. >>> this week, this is so exciting, we're bringing you all these stories of remarkable people that are making lasting impacts all around the world. we're calling this series "champions for change." it's our chance to revisit amazing changemakers we've covered in the past and just couldn't forget. their passions endure and so do the differences they continue to make. i first met killer mike, also known as michael render in 2014, after the riots in ferguson, missouri. and i had been a fan of his music and i knew we were both from atlanta, but the first time i interviewed him

they were also deployed in yemen, garnering the support of saudi arabia. since president al bashir, the general has played down his political ambitions, but he has been seen meeting with western ambassadors and supporters in the united arab emirates and saudi arabia. countries that pledgdged $3 billllion in aid last month. he will now have to navigate between his past reputation as a warlord, his ties t to the sudanese military, and his courting of the protest movement. genie: three formula one champ niki lauda has died at age 70. peter o'brien has more now on one of the finest car raracers f all time. has moredical recovery to do -- niki lauda had a remarkable career, even without the terrible accidents which could have brought an end to it. born into a wewealthy family who disapproved of his racing ambitionon, he had to take out bank loans to support his early career. inmade his formula one debut 1971. three years later he impressed enzo ferrari so much that he signed him. in 1975 he won his first heldr's championship and ferrari plus to its first champi

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vote in the royalty of your views i had to organize state visits for the queen both to poland and to garner while i was in those countries purely by coincidence of state visits happened to come to both countries while i was was there and organizing a state visit you actually end up getting quite close to the queen and of your family and so the this this must have been accorded something of a success because you were you were offered. some royal acknowledgment tell us about that and the particular tell me why you didn't accept it now i was offered an officer ship in the royal victorian order which is a medal in the personal gift of the queen i was offered a left tenant ship perth all a tendency of your victorian order while i was in poland and i was promoted and so to the offer to be a commander of all victorian order while i was in garner and on but both occasions i refused and the other inquiries from the palace as to why your time both of these singular and very personal all of us. restored by her majesty the queen. the queen a queen asked me directly a person to person person to person t

we are attempting to craft legislation to garner support in the committee and actually this isn't an easy needle to thread. all of us have a concern and specific issues and that regard and what is important is we don't just poke at this but we develop legislation that is bipartisan and can be signed by the president and will become law. the debate today however is predicated on the notion that the resolution will punish the saudi's and stop the devastating humanitarian crisisri in yemen. it will do neither of those. in fact the dod has assessed that it would have no impact on the limited support we are currently providing today. that said, there can be no argument after years of conflict yet man is telling the grips of the world's worst humanitarian crisis in tibet is in spite of the fact many members of the body including the presiding officer have gone way past the limits to try to do things that would help that humanitarian crisis. just a simple delivery of humanitarian matters such as proved in the country have been frustrated by things that are logistically very easy but haven't

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we are attempting to craft legislation that can garner support in the committee, address concerns on both sides of the aisle, and actually become law. i look forward to examining our interests in a measured and responsible way that will put the relationship on the right trajectory. this is not an easy needle to thread. all of us have concerns. all of us have specific issues in that regard. we are -- what is important is that we don't just spoke at this but that we actually develop legislation that is bipartisan and that can be signed by the president and will become law. the debate today, however, is predicated on the notion that this resolution will punish the saudis and stop the devastating humanitarian crisis in yemen. it will do neither of those. in fact, the department of defense has assessed that this legislation will have no impact on limited support we are currently providing today. that said, there can be no arguing that after years of conflict, yemen is now in the grip of the world's worst humanitarian crisis, and that is in spite of the fact that many members of this body,

off the main i think one thing that can be said is that south african authorities have really been garnering support behind we know that the appeal that they announce is pretty much been headed up by the country's athletics federation but i wondered about whether the kenyan 6 bodies all supporting athletes like moderates and others in kenya. quite frankly not at all in fact last week a disk band dropped to athletes sprinters from the team that was to represent kenya and the idea of wild relays in japan because of having been found to have high levels of testosterone and that's why they had to be docked but speaking of support they have come out clearly to support or defend the. ruling of the court of arbitration in sport saying that i mean it's been a simmering issue even within their own athletes in kenya who've been complaining of unfair competition they say they are running against women who have high levels of testosterone and so they had to take the action if officials say that they didn't want to cause a scene traveling with 2 athletes who have high levels of testosterone and or so one

their latest report by reporters without borders very few countries say for your book you know fossil garner south africa and. the city's victory. but their rest between difficult and very serious situations if you look in the north of. egypt libya countries like. india each year they remain as sports so it is a very difficult situation for africa we are still being ranked law because of some of the violations that you see that us do happening in other african countries i have lived with sanity reporting from zimbabwe thank you. baek is struggling to deal with the aftermath of cycling kenneth the storm hit a week ago destroying homes on roads many people see if you are yet to receive help and i increasingly frustrated about the government's lack of action our correspondent chris sends us this report from one of the west affected areas. has felt somewhat traumatised ever since. ravaged. i mean. when the storm came everything was still ok. my house was still standing. but then it rained for hours on end as you see in the that's when my house collapsed. quickly packed a few things and. many peo

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police stopped eric garner because they believed he was selling untaxed cigarettes. his final words were i can't breathe, the words that became a rallying cry across the country. garner died of a heart attack that the coroner said was from homicide, caused by compression on his neck and chest. >>> alabama lawmakers will vote today on a plan to outlaw most abortion in the state. the proposal would make performing an abortion at any stage in pregnancy a felony. the lone exception is if the pregnancy would put the woman's health at serious risk. there's objection in the republican party. some want exceptions for rape or incest. >>> a youth leader in saratoga has been arrested for child pornography and sex acts with a junior. silva was also a teacher at a different church. deputies said he used social media and text messaging to send and receive inappropriate photos. the saratoga fed rated church said the protection of children and young people is of paramount concern of the church, and abuse of anyone is never tolerated. >>> gabrielle amari said he propositioned women f

before the european election as some in a party tried to push her out as quickly as possible hoping to garner a few for the voters down that didn't work out however today is the last day she can go by her own will sort of leave it was a certain some remnants of dignity left that's what a party is telling her and so we all waiting for her to take out the occasion and finally after so many false. floor threats against her and and best things that didn't come through is she all was long on that she will today take the jump and say ok i can't do this anymore it's over. this is she seen this wave of opposition from within her own party not to mention the opposition parties who looks likely to succeed her if this doesn't happen. i was name starts with a b. and he is known in georgia as boris all over britain that's boris johnson of course who was a candidate to during the last time when theresa may then came into office and who wants this top job as much as he has ever wanted anything in his life he is driven by a lot of the sort of ego ambition and many in the party say we don't like it publicly i

he is on a tour of european capitals garnering support for his beleaguered government.et's cross to paris and speak to jonathan walsh, following the talks. what do you think will come out of this meeting? the libyan prime and start -- prime minister arrived a few minutes ago. supportpecting clear from the french president to a cease-fire and a political solution to the crisis. as you mentioned, this visit comes after the government of national accord accused paris of politically backing the strongman, who launched this offensive against tripoli in early april. a presidential souource said yesterday that these comments were unfounded, unacceptable and that the french president did indeed support a political solution. it is likely emmanuel macron will reassure the libyan prime minister regarding his support to a political solution, after italy and france, he is expected to go to germany and maybe the u.k. to seek as much european support as he can get and to seek a united europopean positin on the ongoing crisis around tripoli. this might be the reason why emmanuel macron

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from max projections here showing that i should there are huge gains for the green party which has garnered 21 percent 21.7 percent rather of the vote and that means they're coming in 2nd right after on the markets conservatives beating even of the social democrats let's listen to the chairwoman of germany's green party ana lynn about the. you divide this election was a climate protection election this election was an election for democracy. demands a human rights for a cosmopolitan europe. i guess that's why the folks which are making us happy and not just green vote. that they are folks for climate protection act they'll vote for democracy they are votes against far right populism they are votes to human rights in all of europe dear friend signing on for a no thank you. to a green wave on one end meanwhile germany's conservatives and america's conservatives took around 28 percent of the vote down around 8 percent from the last election and our chief political editor michelle a kisner is at c.d.u. had quarters for us tonight. is the party of the conservatives satisfied with this result. th