all of them demanding the district attorney krishna abrams prosecute the officers or recuse herself. >> we're not going away. >> reporter: in 2018 police shot ronnel foster in the back because he didn't have a headlight on his bicycle. the police department has said foster wrestled a flashlight away from an officer and was about to attack him with it. >> that is how you teach somebody, by killing them. >> reporter: the d.a. found the use of force justified n. 2019 officers shot willie mccoy 50 times at a taco bell drive through where he fell asleep with a gun in his lap. 'peered to be reaching for the gun as he woke. the d.a. has still not made a decision about the case. >> 15 months has gone by. the family should have a right to know what you're going to do this or not. >> reporter: and members of the club, char's family, his sisters have just bearing him friday. >> we want to take a week off but there is no time to take off. >> reporter: he dropped to a kneeling position and placed his hands above the waist, revealing what the officer who shot him believed to be the butt of a handg

we watched the agonising attempt to save krishna, who was just 55.erson by his side, as he slipped away. ijust sat on a chairand as he slipped away. ijust sat on a chair and held his hand to be there with him in that time. krishna was the proud father of four sons, including nith, here on his graduation day. he wanted to speak to us about his dad. high. higher. hi. i only got married last year, so it's been one year and a bit. so, yeah, i guess that's tough. none of us yeah, i guess that's tough. none of us would have thought this time last year, you know, in all that, kind of, happiness, something like this would happen, so you have to try and move on. i think that's going to be the hardest thing for the first few weeks and months. he was only 2.5 weeks and months. he was only 2.5 weeks shy of his 56 birthday actually, so here, he didn't even make it to that. but trevor smith has lived to another summer. his 65th. but trevor smith has lived to anothersummer. his 65th. his voicebox no longer silent. for weeks, his life hung from a plastic tube insert

sadly, that evening, krishna died. another soul, lost.ound the world consider how and when to ease restrictions, attention is being focused on the best ways to enjoy second third wave of infections. chris morris from the bbc‘s reality check team has more. will there be a second wave of infections? history certainly wa nts second wave of infections? history certainly wants us to be on our guard. as far back as the middle ages, the black death came in waves. so too did later outbreaks of bubonic plague. a century ago, it was spanish flu the devastated populations while exact numbers are ha rd to populations while exact numbers are hard to come by, it is generally of greed at the second wave of the pandemic killed substantially more people than the first. healthcare systems were not nearly as good as they are now, nor was medical information technology. more recently second outbreaks of dangerous viruses like sars or mers habit largely been avoided, mostly because they were less infectious than covid—i9 other big flu pandemics like swine flu

is now on administrative leave in her statement this afternoon solano county district attorney's krishna abrams said quote it is difficult to discern why the attorney general's office is reluctant to assume the responsibility in this case when both of our officers agree that community trust is the process in the process i should say is of critical importance she went on to say that while i am confident that my office can conduct a fair and thorough review of all officer involved shootings, an independent review is needed at this time to restore public trust in provide credibility and transparency also for family friends and supporters of sean monterrosa they have been pushing city leaders along with the district attorneys to release the video footage of that night for june second would so would so far no luck in that happening also happening right now we do know that the palais host city council is having a regular regularly scheduled council meeting it is happening virtually and we have learned that the vallejo police chief shawny williams is talking right now addressing the council we'

hare krishna. >> how's this move? >> jimmy: very patriotic.mmy: it's great to see you, how you doin'? >> can i take my mask down? is it all right? >> jimmy: it may frighten, but . is that your dog? >> yeah. it's my new dog. come here, rona, meet everybody. >> jimmy: when you found her on the street, she came to you? >> my girlfriend found her in hawthorn. she was tied to a pole with some food left. and we we wentnd na d't know >> jim: ni. y but now that i've got to f know her, she's old and limps and smells like king kong's [ bleep ]. >> jimmy: it smells like you're a little late inn d yoga online. >> i've been doing yoga with people on instagram, because you just can't, you have to stay grounded. people getting crazy during this whole thing. you've got to find some inner peace. >> jimmy: does it give you inner peace? >> it does. everything's changing. even religion. we used to say if someone sneezed, jimmy, we'd say "god bless you." now you say [ bleep ] get the hell away from me. >> jimmy: i like the yoga stand up. it's nice. you could make

people who like the idea have begun to high odama krishna and his team to build recharge wells in their homes or complexes. to gather the money for those 1st dig a pit that is 20 feet deep and line it with porous and mentoring. this will eventually fill up which mean water also offices on off which will percolate into the ground. the entire community benefits as the ground water is eventually shared by the city. he says recharge wells of the link between green and the ground water grown water we love our work and no matter how tough it is all we want to do is build wells begin the model i only feel satisfied when the job is done no. one's well. i was working in bangalore the owner of the complex gave me a bit of water mark on me when i was about to waste what i didn't need when he stopped me and asked me whether i knew the value of water act need going forward that's how we need to be and learn how to save want to get them especially rainwater that is the most precious one in a district where the new. so far the money orders have dug 113000 wells. they intend to dig 1000000. when the gr

krishna was the proud father of four sons, including nith, here on his graduation day.dad. hi. hiya. hi. i only got married last year. oh, right! so, you know, it's been one year and a bit. so, yeah, i guess that was, you know... none of us would have thought this time last year, you know, in all that, kind of, happiness, something like this would happen actually, so you have to try and move on. i think that's going to be the hardest thing for the first few weeks and months. he was only 2.5 weeks shy of his 56 birthday actually, so yeah, he didn't even make it to that. but trevor smith has lived to another summer. his 65th. his voicebox no longer silent. for weeks, his life hung from a plastic tube inserted into his throat to provide the supply of oxygen his body needed that covid—19 had choked off. trevor survived after being in the deepest and darkest of places. now the sun is shining. but when will the sun shine for us as a nation? when can our collective mourning begin? all the deaths have so far been wrapped up in charts and graphs. close to 40,000 dead. for vetera

with corona virus did not develop any on to bodies well he also of the research professor sanjeev krishna told r t u k that antibodies protect against the infection but further research is needed. i think we're at a stage now where the evidence is slowly building up that antibodies are helpful in protecting against disease now the real test of course will be if you have people who already have antibodies and then they get a chance of becoming infected again and they resist the infection now we're not at this stage where we can assess that so we have other rigs bits of evidence for example you can take counting bodies from one person who's recovered with them into someone who has got the interaction and see if that helps and these sorts of experiments this sort of clinical work is going on and it is all suggesting and supporting the idea that the bodies when you develop them are useful and protects against infection but we don't have the final story on the year where professor krishna also said people with severe inflammation are more likely to develop antibodies what we managed to work ou

s south africa correspondent ugly and krishna reports now from cape town. the cape town international convention center is now a field hospital with around $1000.00 beds cape town the center of the coronavirus pandemic in south africa is preparing for the worst and additional $5000.00 jobs for nurses and doctors have been advertised for cape town and the surrounding area fire or just was done plies and his team have massive li increased testing one 3rd of those tested here have been infected with the virus and there aren't enough testing kits available. probably even see. one problem is clearly the international supply situation that's something we really notice in the laboratory we're ultimately at the back of the line when it comes to supply it it's all produced internationally i'm not despondent but i must admit there are some very bad 2 weeks ahead of us triple what it was before st the health sector could be overloaded as early as next month city councillors 8 or dean is normally responsible for health care now he's also overseeing preparation work in

krishna indian prime minister remote he says his country is hurt and angry following monday's border clash with chinese troops in which at least 20 indian soldiers were killed each side blames the other for the violence the deadliest clash in the disputed himalayan border region for 4 decades the prime minister has warned that he's given the indian army free rein to respond to any new aggression from shot. saying goodbye to her father. family members and the community attend the funeral of saturn seen the indian soldier was one of at least 20 who died this week in a violent faceoff with chinese soldiers in the disputed darwin valley. indian officials say the soldiers were killed in hand to hand combat in the dark only with rocks some planting to their deaths in subzero temperatures. firearms have been banned in the region since a $996.00 bilateral agreement that aimed to deter escalation india blames beijing for the flare up accusing chinese soldiers of an incursion response. we expect. china disagrees it says blame for the collapse rests with india china has acknowledged his forces

yes because you see the dollar sign on notification is not a benign exercise for tourism what krishna's are living through is not moment export merely accidental it's a consciously engineered onslaught on our right to life and equality and dignity and it is forcibly internetting a demographic change that strips medias of the rights that we have on fossils after decades of struggle against feudalism so this when the language is freed in a recount which makes the success seem benign it is definitely going to offend. so that's why the criticism that's the reason that there was no response to a question. i mean this i can i am just really good at i could come back here come back it's my laptop because we have knowledge on the street thank you very much fifi you our audience helping us with in terms of this is how you actually frame the conversation the language is very important 186 responses to that we here thank you for helping us make sure that we get the story right move know what you want to say go ahead and tell abdo to add to couple of things to our tumors as point i actually think i

by the end of january health and science journalist video krishna was trying to get the word out in india despite facing significant political challenges because the entire polity was union with only. him not it's a new country no longer. do you need to find me even if you gave. 3 science journalists from 3 different countries all sounding the alarm on the virus that would come to be known as coded 19 well before the rest of the world realised what was coming. their readership and online followings have skyrocketed as they've taught you terms like flattening the. they've schooled you on the importance of lockdowns a mass testing they've documented the failings of governments to act when the data was that foothold to see and they know how to deal with scientists in early february helen brown's well challenge dr anthony found who many consider to be the voice of reason on the trumpet ministrations coronavirus task force present given everything that's going on the risk is really relatively low. when i look at this virus. christopher i clapped like there's no. it's not going to stop helen yo

with amy cooper with a burger in new york using a wire to try to weaponize that against a black man krishna cooper is that it's no longer a fight club used to be fight club for white people that this is white privilege that i was enjoying to ignore the fire black people no longer can happen anymore and so are the bell he comes out this looks like more p.r. he's responding to what players have said not to the player who started all rock college happening he never mentions calm down and he mentions the players this is what roger goodell is afraid that the same protests that have bridged our cities across america will get enough else stadiums with enough though season begins so is why to get out is really sincere about his apology he would have thought he would ask all of 32 member team owners in africa all the 2 or written apology to current happening there also donate money to know your rights campaign which is it was involved collaborating with minnesota organizations. to be able to provide legal assistance for those who've been arrested for protests and lastly the n.f.l. in addition to all

arvin krishna stated i.b.m. firmly opposes and will not condone uses of any facial recognition technology including facial recognition technology offered by other vendors for mass surveillance or racial profiling violations of basic human rights and freedoms or any purpose which is not consistent with our values and principles of trust and transparency. joining us now to discuss this is boom bust co-host investigative journalist ben swan. ben i.b.m. stock obvious took a hit today after this announcement why is that. yes so i.b.m. was down about 4 points today it looked at the end of the day i.b.m. made the right decision and they they're paying at least a short term price for it but i absolutely think it was the right decision essentially coming out and saying look facial recognition technology can be and will be used and abused in the future and so we don't want to be a part of that as a company we don't want to contribute to essentially profiling certain groups using mass surveillance on the public i hope that

on q the krishna house street from 10:30 a.m. >> an average week in the third district will bring upo 40 robberies, 16 aggregated assaults, and a high incidence of rape, homicide, and arson. with no one to turn to and no -- and no place to go, the pilot project offers help. >> do you have a social worker? >> i do. >> could you tell me your phone number? >> you just received a check for this month? >> i have. >> do you have money left? >> a little. >> does it make a difference if you live with a family or by yourself? all right. seven -- theely only thing they have on is what they have on. do you have any idea --? yes, all over the furniture. at the time, i was in traffic school. i am sure i know who, but i'm not sure who did it. >> edwin jones the third, for him the core of youth cadets means his first job. 78-year-old victim arthritis, a rescue of the confines -- from the confines of a lonely hotel room. how long have you been living in a motel? >> six years. [laughter] >> ok. did you do anything today? going to school. a skeptical reporter asks, what is the aim of the pilot project

exception we know that the israeli ambassador has been here this week he's been talks talks with gerry krishna of course is leading among other things the drive for middle east peace from this white house we know the president has a news conference in the next couple of hours he's going to be meeting the polish president i will be in that news conference so you can guarantee that that question if we get the chance will certainly be brought up with the president. but kelly on call in we made reference to the fact of the other achievements that she sees that donald trump has achieved while in the white house says there is no greater friend of israel and then to the big unknown so therefore we can only assume that they're not going to notice that they're against the idea but they're very much in support of the idea this is what you have to see if you look at the difference between what's reported and the reality on the ground in israel they feel like these conversations could even be had without the last 3 and a half years of president trump being the best friend to israel that to quote mr netany

then the outlook looks pretty good >> krishna, thank you.. >> my pleasure any time >>> coming up on "squawk box," thanks, becky, just a moment, china's center for disease prevention and control saying the capital's recent outbreak has been brought under control we'll bring a live report from beijing after the break. >>> then wall street veteran henry cornell will discuss u.s.-china tensions. before we head to the break, let's look at the markets. dow off 60 points. we were in the green 20 minutes ago. nasdaq up 4 points s&p 500 f pots ckft ts.of6 in ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ there are times when our need to connect really matters. ♪ to keep customers and employees in the know. to keep business moving. comcast business is prepared for times like these. powered by the nation's largest gig-speed network. to help give you the speed, reliability, and security you need. tools to manage your business from any device, anywhere. and a team of experts - here for you 24/7. we've always believed in the power of working together. that's why, when every connection counts

you can go to the krishna house on cue street, from 10:30 am to 2 pm. >> an average week in the third district will bring up to 40 robbery, 16 aggravated assaults and a high incident of rape, arson. for those with nowhere to turn to and no place to go, there is now someone to help at the >> >> pilot project's emergency service center. he lives at 7:12 park street. he's having a problem finding housing. >> they don't get along very well. >> do you have a social worker helping. and can you give me her number. >> 387-9666. >> and you just received a check for this month? >> yes i have. >> do you have any money left? >> a little. >> does it make a difference if you live with a family or by yourself? >> no it doesn't. i just want to get out of my sister's house. >> at approximately 7:00 p.m. they were completely out and the only thing they have now is what they have on. >> i need a place to stay until i can move into -- >> do you have any idea how the fire started. >> yes. the firemen said that gasoline was all around -- thrown all over the furniture. >> i see. >> mr. >> wiggins were you t

through the windshield monterroso was actually holding a hammer solano county a district attorneys krishnabrams asked the state attorney general to take over the investigation into the death. but the a g s office declined saying that they're confident abrams office can conduct a fair and thorough review of the shooting and that her request for an independent investigation, poised to a lack of community trust in the process she hoped her seas. for your health tonight. the fda is now warning americans to avoid using 9 different hand sanitizer products saying that they contain a substance that could be deadly when absorbed through the skin. the hand sanitizer is made by the sk bio chem in mexico. the products in question include all clean hand sanitizer gsk bio cam clean care know germ advanced hand sanitizer and others several samples were tested and found meth in all in the sanitizer which has toxic effects. if you have any of these products, throw them out. >>road trip we have learned the monterey bay aquarium will be reopening on july 13th there of course will be new rules, the changes in

. >> most of the anger was directed at krishna abrams.rotesters say she refused to file criminal charges against any of the vallejo police officers involved in recent deadly shootings. now, da abrams issued this statement, as a career prosecutor, i have always supported law enforcement and all members of the community who have been victimized by crime. neither has affected my ability to objectively review and make decisions on cases. >>> there is a showdown on police reform. mitch mcconnell expects the vote to happen sometime tomorrow. senate democrats wanted several amendments, including a nationwide ban on show colds and no knock warrants. they also want changes to a legal doctrine that protects police officers from most civil lawsuits. >> the republican bill does nothing, nothing, to reform the legal standards that shield police from accountability for violating americans constitutional rights. >> large majority of americans support a large majority of good, decent, brave law enforcement re-earn the trust for their vital institutions.

so a lot of county d a district attorneys krishna abrams asked the state attorney general to take over the investigation into monterrosa's death. but the a g s office declined saying they're confident abrams office can conduct a fair and thorough review of the shooting and that her request for an independent investigation. points to a lack of community trust in the process she oversees tonight, san francisco police are investigating after 5 people were shot in the tenderloin district. >>this is video from the citizen app showing officers taping off leavenworth street near turk street just after 03:00pm 4 of the people who were shot were to the hospital with non life threatening injuries, the 5th person declined medical help and so far no one has been arrested but anyone with information is being asked to call police. >>new video from lake merritt that is last night a viewer sent that to us people as you can see lighting fireworks by the lake and authorities say they are aware that this is happening and they tweeted earlier today. the alameda county sheriff's office said that they have

of that case and tonight the soq county district attorney is firing back in a statement, the dia krishna abrams says in part. >>given the totality of the circumstances it is difficult to discern why the attorney general's office is reluctant to assume the responsibility in this case when both of our offices agree that community trust in the process is of critical. important while i am confident that my office can conduct a fair and thorough review. all officer involved shootings, an independent review is needed at this time to restore public trust and provide credibility transparency and important oversight the attorneys representing the model rosa family says he believes the attorney general missed a historic opportunity while force has a menu and has the story. >>an independent investigation into the deadly police shooting of 22 year-old sean monterrosa that was the request made of this resolution from the vallejo city council's solano county district attorney's christian abrams sought outside assistance as well, however, the person on the receiving end of these requests, california at

watch russ was actually holding a hammer solano county district attorney's krishna abrams asked the state attorney general to take over the investigation into monterrosa's death. but the agee's office declined saying that they're confident abrams office can conduct a fair and thorough review of the shooting and that her request for an independent investigation point to a lack of community trust in the process that she overseas. and tonight, san francisco police are investigating after 5 people were shot in the tenderloin this is video from the citizen app showing officers taping off leavenworth street near turk just after 03:00pm for the people who were shot were sent to the hospital with non life threatening injuries, the 5th person declined medical help so far. no one has been arrested but anyone with information is being asked to call police another step towards boosting the local economy getting back to normal or close to it san francisco moving into the next phase of its reopening plan. >>businesses in the city and activities originally set to. >>resume in mid july or later will now

in a letter to congress, ibm ceo arvind krishna condemned software that could be used for "mass surveillance, racial profiling, violations of basic human rights, and frereedoms." researchers have found facial recognition software is momore likely to misidentify people with darker skin. and nascar has banned displays of confederate flags from its events, where the white supremacist symbol has long been a fixture. the move came just two days after nascar's only top-tier african american driver, bubba wallace, made this comment on cnn. >> know which of feel uncomfortable when they come to a nascar race, so it starts with confederate flags. they have no place for them. wallaces week bubba wore a t-shirt reading, "i can't breathe" as he debuted his car's new paint scheme -- all black, with the hashtag #blacklivesmatter stenciled along the side. and those are some of the headlilines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.orgrg, the quarante report. i am amy goodman h here in new york city, one of the epicenters of the pandemic, joined by cohost nermeenen shaikh. nermeen: welcocome to all of our lis

patients with corona virus did not develop any antibodies the author of the research professor of krishna told r.t. u.k. the antibodies protect against infection but further research is needed. i think we're at a stage now where the evidence is slowly building out that antibodies are helpful in protecting against disease now the real test of course will be if you have people who are really haven't a body is and then they get a chance of becoming infected again and they resist the infection now we're not at the stage where we can assess that so we have other it's bits of evidence for example you could take counting bodies from one person who's recovered put them into someone who has got the interaction and see if that helps and these sorts of experiments this sort of clinical work is going on and it is all suggesting and supporting the idea that antibodies when you develop them are useful and protects against infection but we don't have the final story on that yet we're fesa question also said people with severe inflammation are more likely to develop antibodies what we managed to work out

an exception of the golan heights and so he backed the peace plan drawn up by his son in law gerry krishna that became the trump police find for the middle east might pompey or was asked about the possibility of an exception on the west bank but he had a fair but to that peace plan and he criticized the palestinians saying that they had again rejected a golden opportunity to improve their lot politically and also for their people. i regret only the house to this refused to do just that. this is a plea to simply reject do this and we are going to do as you please not outlined in the vision for peace and they have chosen not to they've chosen to threaten to bluster to sort of begin to deny the ability to do security produced for them instantly and people. know we can recognize the track we're on because the israeli ambassador to the u.s. has been here at the white house during the course of the week he has been talking about the possibility of the u.s. giving new york clear to the annexation might pompeo himself says that that is a decision for israel not a view shared by kellyanne conway wh

with corona virus did not develop any antibodies well the author of the research professor sanjay krishna told r.t. u.k. that antibodies protect against the infection but further research is needed i think we're at a stage now where the evidence is slowly building up and the bodies are helpful in protecting against disease now the real test of course will be if you have people who already have antibodies and then they get a chance of becoming infected again and they resist. now we're not at this stage where we can assess that so we have other rigs bits of evidence for example you could take counting bodies from one person who's recovered with them into someone who has got the interaction and see if that helps and these sorts of experiments this sort of clinical work is going on and it is all suggesting and supporting the idea that the bodies when you develop them are useful and protects against infection we don't have the final story on it. and the u.s. department of homeland security has accused foreign powers of using the black lives matter protests and the death of george floyd to targ

impossible basically making it such that 99% of people who i for asylum won't be able to get sharni a krishnaple. >>would be excluded from us asylum protection spirit. >>literally attempts to write directly to the mission out the proposed changes also push asylum, seekers to relocate within their own country or to a country they travel through before arriving at the u.s. border, oregon senator jeff merkley says the administration has a track record of trying to block all types of immigration we have put up obstacle after obstacle to those seeking asylum groups that help asylum seekers promised to fight the changes in court. >>reporting in washington, alexandra le mon. >>all right, let's go ahead and take you outside to sfo and check out the conditions. they're pretty shot this morning, a mix of clouds and blue sky there and best of all no delays we'll be right back. tomorrow, it can only be better with wendy's breakfast. a tomorrow that says "bay-can." not "bay-can't." ♪ ♪ where fresh eggs rain like... opportunity. ♪ ♪ goodness is spread. ♪ ♪ and the frosty is ccino-ed. tomorrow brings more.

krishna, but he refused. the committee sought documents from wikileaks regarding a russian dinner invite, but jared kushner refused to turn over those documents. my amendment would aim to finish what this committee sought to do in 2017. it would require subpoenas to be issued to obtain documents and testimony from mr. christian. sen. graham: thank you. senator grassley. grassley: i would like to give some rebuttal to some of the things that have been said based on some of the things i have been involved in that have involved subpoenas. i have long supported congresses constitutional mandate to conduct constitutional oversight .f both parties i voted with senator specter to -- i even supported the contempt resolution against two of its witnesses. i will support this authorization so that the chairman can effectively continue his oversight, and i think my remarks also applied to hirono.dment by senator during my time as chairman, the committee investigated alleged collusion between the trump campaign and the ru

. >> much of the anger was directed at solano county da krishna abrams.used to file criminal charges against any of the vallejo police officers involved in recent deadly shootings. the district attorney abrams issued a statement in response thing "as a career prosecutor, i have always supported law enforcement and all members of the communitcrime." it hasn't affected my ability to objectively review and make decisions on cases. >>> the company that makes the drug has shown promise when it comes to treating covid-19 patients has announced another possible breakthrough. the company will soon begin trials for an inhalable version of the antiviral drug remdisivir. the breathable version of the drug could be given to coronavirus patients at home of the disease still in its early stages. that is when remdisivir has been shown to be most effective. states keeping track of how well each county is doing on several measures in the fight against covid-19, including the number of test and new cases as a percentage of the population as well as the number of hospital b