here to discuss it is will lange from honeywell and will.i.am himself. great to have you on the program. i initially knew of you from your music, but then i started covering stem conferences for kids and you were a big part of supporting them. i saw you do holograms a couple times, which i thought was cool, noticed that you are into tech investing. now you are doing more hardware pieces and a super mask is the latest. i think marc andreessen saw you. will.i.am: 2020, i came up with the idea to make a mask that not only had awesome filters, but fans for air circulation, noise cancellation earphones, because i travel a lot and when you are traveling and working on the phone, the mask is blocking your voice and you have to scream into your phone or sometimes take your mask off, and that is not safe. i wanted to make a mask that lets you have peace of mind and productivity. kids are learning at home from their phones, most 2020 people where working from their phones and tablets. -- were working from their phones and tablets. you are probably going to see bus

tinning to look good on the first stage heading to the atlantic ocean for lang on this he drone ship. >> second stage is less in this a minute away from cutoff. stage two in terminal guidance. >> copy shannon. geck called out that he back end of the stage two a few seconds until cutoff. >> shutdown. >> dragon spacex. >> copy. >> dragon spacex, nominal orbit insertion. >> copy. >> right. the falcon 9 second stage delivering our four crew. [applause] >> applause here in hawthorne. waiting to get a video signal back from the droneship. the view from the onboard camera. we saw it briefly. it looks like first stage on the drone ship getting views of the dragon, the first stage on the droneship successfully landed and more importantly, second stage is in a nominal orbit the dragon spacecraft getting ready for some important events coming up, gary. that is right. about two more minutes the dragon and the second stage of the falcon 9 will be in a coast phase. it will take that long. of course, both now in a nominal orbit. it is greet see some of the viewings of the earth as it passes bay over

amanda: hi, i'm amanda lang. welcome to bloomberg markets. matt: i'm matt miller. we welcome in our audiences at this hour each day. here are the file -- here are the stories we are following around the world. coinbase made waves in its debut, but now galaxy digital could be the next crypto bank to list in america. we will talk shortly to the ceo, mike novogratz come about his plans. and the big traditional banks trounced analyst profit estimates this week, but how healthy are the smaller players? we will get insight in an exclusive interview with his ceo of citizens financial. how are the markets doing? amanda: markets are pretty flat today, matt. we have some pretty -- czar a little more buoyant, -- things are a little more buoyant. drivers for the u.s. market, we are seeing materials and utilities as the leaders. energy showing up as the weak spot across the board. you can see from the nasdaq, consumer discretionary communications a little weak on the day. look at the 10 year back at 1.57, whiplash for folks expecting that to keep trading up to 2%. and of course

he was also on the midwatch if thomas lang did do a rotation when they were new. on my ship and i believe he was on my shift for long when he was think it was probably his 2nd month. your interaction with him outside of work so also. alexander king him as well same relation he and. officer langer both. on my shift for nearly a month and i believe that was is also his 2nd month of. being on the job so it might as well they're on their old station they rotate between different shifts thank you i'd like to bring you back to that roll call. data question did you receive a telephone call around roll call time. i believe the phone call was shortly. just as concluded yes who is that phone call from i received a phone call from sergeant kluger who was the midwatch sergeant. do you recall what sergeant or let me back up did sergeant give you information you relied upon to take further steps in your duties that i yes. what did sergeant hooter tell you. surgeon who informed me that he was at the hospital at that time and he was with a male that he described may or may not li

tinning to look good on the first stage heading to the atlantic ocean for lang on this he drone ship. >> second stage is less in this a minute away from cutoff. stage two in terminal guidance. >> copy shannon. geck called out that he back end of the stage two a few seconds until cutoff. >> shutdown. >> dragon spacex. >> copy. >> dragon spacex, nominal orbit insertion. >> copy. >> right. the falcon 9 second stage delivering our four crew. [applause] >> applause here in hawthorne. waiting to get a video signal back from the droneship. the view from the onboard camera. we saw it briefly. it looks like first stage on the drone ship getting views of the dragon, the first stage on the droneship successfully landed and more importantly, second stage is in a nominal orbit the dragon spacecraft getting ready for some important events coming up, gary. that is right. about two more minutes the dragon and the second stage of the falcon 9 will be in a coast phase. it will take that long. of course, both now in a nominal orbit. it is greet see some of the viewings of the earth as it passes bay over

that got the attention of john and kathy lang, who saw the van go straight towards the house of their good friend, byron smith. a 64-year-old, retired man, living on his own. >> i was decorating the christmas tree. i saw a big, huge truck go down his road. called the crime-scene unit. and i shouted for john. i think you were in the kitchen. and i said, call byron's cell. something has happened. >> what did you worry, kathy? what did you think had happened? >> i thought he was dead. >> reporter: kathy and john feared the worst for their friend, who had seemed out of sorts, in recent months. everything was fine when byron, first, moved back to his hometown of little falls about-five years earlier, after a career that took him all over the world with the u.s. state department. >> he was talking about living in moscow and cairo and dakar. and it's amazing. >> a worldly guy. >> very much, so. a great conversationalist and -- and fun to talk with. >> reporter: but recently, byron wasn't himself. his house had been broken into a few times. the thieves taking everything, from money to preciou

. _ the pops and saw his weekly tv show, shana lang on the tv and loads— 5how, shana lang on the tv andedible! i knew him as a friend _ was incredible! i knew him as a friend and _ was incredible! i knew him as a friend and i_ was incredible! i knew him as a friend and i knew his family and — friend and i knew his family and it— friend and i knew his family and it has been a really tough couple — and it has been a really tough couple of— and it has been a really tough couple of days, yeah. you referenced _ couple of days, yeah. you referenced the _ couple of days, yeah. you referenced the screaming | couple of days, yeah. gm. referenced the screaming girls. it is kind of difficult for some people who were not there at the time just to appreciate the level of stereo and cultural significance? the level of stereo and culturalsignificance? = cultural significance ? — hysteria. it cultural significance? — hysteria. it did not happen since — hysteria. it did not happen since the beatles and that is why— since the beatles and that is why the _ since the beatles and that is why the bay city ro

blackwell. >> we can just call you doctor lang and felt? >> that's what. >> doctor lang itself, did you provide emergency care to the body come to george floyd after this taken to hennepin county on the evening of may 25? >> i did. >> objection. [inaudible] >> just for introduction, are you the physician who officially pronounced him dead that night? >> that is correct, yes. >> where you want the decision to try to save his life? [inaudible] sustained. >> did you administer care to george floyd on may 25, 2020? >> yes. >> what were you trying to do? >> we were trying to resuscitate mr. floyd. >> to save his life? >> correct. >> so why do we learn a little bit about your background, dr. langenfeld. where are you currently employed? >> currently i am working at grant mccaskey clinic and hospital up in grand rapids minnesota. it is my primary practice and also work in richfield medical center. >> that's in carver county or? >> that's correct. >> grand rapids is several hours driving away from your? >> that's correct. >> why grand rapids? >> i

for amanda lang, i am matt miller. happy 4/20.berg. ♪ mark: one person was killed and two others hurt in a shooting at a long island grocery store. the police say the person killed was a 49-year-old employee. the shooting happened today inside a manager's office. a couple hundred people were inside the stop & shop at the time. the gunman is not in police custody. the eu drug regulatory agency says it found a possible link between the j&j vaccine and extremely rare blood clots. it also added that warning should be added to the label, but experts reiterate that the benefits outweigh the risks. those findings come after a small number of vaccine recipients in the united states reportedly developed blood clots. earlier, j&j posted better-than-expected first-quarter results. india imposed a lockdown in new delhi due to a surge in covid-19 cases. this is to prevent the collapse of the health care system. they say may

amanda: i am amanda lang. welcome to bloomberg markets. welcome.are the top stories we are following for you from around the world. count down to the fed decision. what to expect from the f lmc -- fomc and why lending has gone lower despite the policies the fed has put in place. shares of tesla are gaining after its earnings report after the closing bell. can they maintain their lead in the face of competition? we talk with their research ceo. apple commits $430 billion in u.s. investment. we discussed the plan that will add 20,000 jobs in the u.s. over the next five years. really an astounding amount of money even considering a five-year time horizon and that it is apple, amanda. amanda: it is that kind of optimism that is helping to fuel investors, as are some of the earnings we are seeing. it is a huge week for tech earnings and that maybe turning the attention back to growth stocks, though for that s&p 500, while positive, tech is in the middle of the pack. they are not showing leadership in energy, financials, materials. in toronto, we are als

i'm matt miller with amanda lang. time for stock of the hour.ares lower despite record first-quarter earnings. >> bank of america is your stock of the hour today. one of the worst performers. but it actually had a pretty good start. it had a big beat in earnings actually double from the previous quarter. that missing link was a loan demand weighing on those net interest income margins there. we had similar scenes from those major banks reporting as well. for bank of america that was significantly weaker than its peers like goldman sachs and jp morgan. we are weak across the financials today. one of the worst performing sectors. the kbw bank index getting hit pretty hard today. it still had a pretty stellar year. we saw that rotation into cyclicals and a steepening yield curve. it is those yields weighing on that sector today. we are down some nine basis points after that retail data surprise. it is very much that as well as concern over loan demand weighing on banks of america. amanda: we did hear from the banks. decent numbers at citigroup. inc

but and so adams and dorothea lang were prohibited to take pictures of the guard tower. or prohibited to take pictures of the armed soldier and prohibited to take pictures of the barbed wire fence. they could take the barbed wire fence from a distance but not toasting up that you could see the barbs. so obviously these pictures were not taken by the professional photographers to show america what america's can't look like during world war ii right here. his hot steamed rice is put it in large vat and then with a mallet master down make it a rice paste. so we've just before new year's new year's been the biggest holiday in japan and still big holiday over here for the japanese american they make these more cheap. and the season the mochi would soy sauce or soy sauce and sugar and then they start putting in sweet beans in this mochi. now, we have a japanese american concoction called mochi ice cream that started right here in the japanese village plaza right here is a scene of the heart of little tokyo way back in 1905. that's before the automobiles. and then some of the i

floyd in the car prior to the arrival of officers king and lang. instantaneously, it was day and night. there were concerned. then all of this -- he describes the interaction with the two witnesses who have previously testified. the store employees who have testified. he describes that -- they had to try to shake mr. floyd awake several times. and then obviously he gives testimony about what happened afterwards. there were questions about whether by the agents about whether mr. hall had -- excuse me, mr. floyd had consumed any substances, controlled substances, mr. hall opined that that was at least in part of what was going on. he had discussions with mr. floyd about how these particular pills made him fill and largely attributes his falling asleep to taking these pills -- >> in that statement, did mr. hall admit that he had provided those drugs to mr. floyd? >> no. he was specifically asked that question by the agents. did you give him these pills? and he said no. that was his response. >> okay. >> and so -- then he obviously goes onto describe w

the band, which had hits with tracks like bye bye baby and shang—a—lang experienced a level of fan hysteriabye baby # don't make me cry adored by teenagers, who copied the rollers�* tartan look, they became one the biggest pop sensations the uk has ever seen. they were hugely successful, selling more than 120 million records worldwide. well earlier i spoke to music promoter sean mclusky, a very close friend of les mckeown and his family. definitely a difficult time. i knew les, i first met les in his wilderness years, after his global success, after his solo career injapan when he was back in the uk after taking the world by storm, and just sort of making a new life for himself. i always knew about his cultural significance and i was really aware of his history because growing up as a kid, you know, isaw, i saw him on top of the pops and i saw his weekly tv show shang—a—lang on the tv, that was like, you know, loads of screaming girls and it was incredible. but i knew him just as a friend and i knew his family and it's been a really tough couple of days, yeah. you referenced there the screa

i want to see anyone in south central chile and coming up i'll explain why indigenous lang grabs and political violence are escalating out of control in the street. it's time for the perfect gentleman. sponsored point qatar airways europe is where the story is still told by satellite pictures if you know that is north and you see the speed with which the tide is coming south you think northerly gale and you'd be more or less right particularly on the coast of the netherlands and in that normally go wrapped up little areas of showers which have been snow up until recently now this real cold air has got down to the black sea the north and the agent all right for the adriatic and that frontal system it is the front of the cold air has more or less become stationary now it will keep moving slowly east with her eastern europe the area behind is not quite honest culture and today the show is more of sleet and rain than of snow there is still snow falling in germany are running down the western side of austrian stilson stow clearly in albania and generally speaking this area is going to be

. >> i'm amanda lange. welcome to numbered markets. matt: i'm matt miller.the top stories we are following for you from around the world. count down to the fed. it less than 30 minutes to go. we will bring you everything you need to know ahead of the release. our consumers returning to restaurants. we will ask the ceo of opentable and we will bring you the dank -- the details of president biden's massive family aided plan funded in part by the largest tax increases on wealthy americans in decades. a quick check on the major averages. >> a lot of nothing. we are seeing earning driven stories today. energy can occasions -- amanda: things like microsoft down 3% versus googles 4% gain. it definitely some action in terms of individual stocks and what they are reporting. it's not 10 year that we will be watching. the question will be in that q and a, when you start talking about things. the fed is watching the recovery . real-time information like mobility data and restaurant reservations. they also rely on things like opentable. debbie soo is the ceo of opentable

in filing we said in lang is here and he said among the over you really knew the out of there. maybe i escaped at age 17 and they aren't blown up to have to be on time as i. was their only. son siah would be killed. playing on the monkey and so i get what i want to add. we are commanded to. finally in 2009 i mean his family found her her mother had prayed for their union for 30 years and i am us but again because you could feel it was my might be long i want to call with this i had been. really pumped wanted of. those at the sea air yes i get better at that and then when you man up and yell a nannie. nina is married with 2 sons she works with an ngo called asia justice and writes to find other abducted children and take them home to meet their families. she will accompany al east as he returns to east timor. today begins his journey. his indonesian family is anxious his wife tika has barely spent a night apart from ali since they were married. elise is anxious to he's only recently learned from a phone call with his brother that his parents died some years ago. passable. so i t

infalling reasoning lang is here and he said long before you really knew the out of there. maybe i escaped to age 17 and moved in with a friend and changed back to her timorese name her longing for her family hadn't faded. by autumn blond up tired to be on time as i. was i don't mean. to be given up playing on the monkey and so i get what i want the ad to. be able to manage. finally in 2009 i mean his family found her her mother had prayed for their union for 30 years and i am us but again. it was my mom belonged i wanted uncle with this i had been. really pumped wanted of. those at the sea air yes i did as a monument of adela nannie. nina is married with 2 sons she works with an ngo called asia justice and writes to find other abducted children and take them home to meet their families. she will accompany al east as he returns to east timor. 'd for today ali's begins his journey. his indonesian family is anxious his wife tika has barely spent a night apart from ali since they were married. elise is anxious to he's only recently learned from a phone call with his brother th

i am matt miller with amanda lang.es are basically looking to lure big companies to their shores in order to support their economies. this chart shows you the corporate tax rate by a handful of countries that we have selected, and the lowest level that we see here is ireland. of course, they have been very successful at attracting huge companies like apple to do business there, but it has been at the expense of starting a fight with the european union and, at some extent, with the u.s. even. should these rates all be more similar in order to get the most out of companies the government wants? amanda: yeah, and you are raising an important point, which are that some countries that have an advantage will resist the idea. but it is an important step for the u.s. back into global cooperation, thinking about how to act cooperatively. b, if everybody met in the middle somewhere, you would collect more corporate taxes and stop converting corporate behavior and decision-making. it is something a lot of economists would say is

lang overfor g's worry i tried it out on some phones.nnection speed was just too variable. sometimes the connection was fine and it all worked well and at times the connection speed dropped and the games wouldn't load. just like over wi—fi, when these services work, they worked really well, but it really comes down to your connection. obviously the most important thing is the games. if you are already a playstation or xbox game of the clouds of his account of a lot of value. there is a lotto play. and there are blockbuster games on all four services stop nicely, you have to dig around and see what catches your eye and, as is always the way, you probably won't find all your favourite games on just one service. so is this the future of gaming? well, a playstation and xbox lean into this a bit more i can see a future where people between different services on a month—to—month basis, playing the games they like and there may be cancelling the subscription, like some people do with movie streaming services, although i'm not sure of that will

matt: this is bloomberg markets with amanda lang. those are in number of differing views.hat's the reaction to president biden's tax plan. you didn't hear a lot of outrage. you didn't hear terror and i want to talk about that with our next guest. we will bring in david hunt, the ceo of pgm. it's interesting you haven't heard an incredibly angry or scared reaction. of course, they were campaign promises the president is following through on but you don't always see presidents do that when they come into office. what's more -- what's your view on the potential tax increases? >> the market so far has focused far more on the stimulus nature of these bills than they have and how they will be funded. i think people do expect taxes to go up in some form, shape. i think that is basically built in so most business leaders and investors expectations at this point. secondly, i think most people view what's been shared by the administration so far as simply an opening bid and what will be a complicated and probably closely fought wrangell over how this will come out. the actual abilit

. >> joining us now is judge la june lang who served for 21 years as a district court judge in minnesotahat same building where the trial is being held. judge, thank you very much for joining us tonight. what can we expect going forward now in the first full day of jury deliberations will be tomorrow? they got in a few hours at least this evening before concluding but what do you expect to see develop in the coming days of possible deliberations? 'the jurors are going to be very careful to follow the instructions given by judge cahill. so they are going to examine all the evidence. one by one. videos, papers, anything. they're going to go over all the evidence and then they're also going to start to discuss the various jury verdict forms that they have received but they're going to be very careful to go over all the multiple copies of evidence and videos. >> just to give the audience an understanding of the -- the hennepin county voted about 70% for joe biden in november. this jury is made up of four white women, two white men, three black men, one black woman, two multi-race women. so i

in the footsteps of lang. sees himself as a politician of the people just like his communist forefathers but he has a huge social media presence. because you tube channel has over a 1000000 subscribers fight for your rights is the motto here. his social media accounts show him fighting against corruption and for more equality including as a representative in the regional parliament and bondarenko doesn't shy away from criticizing the kremlin and the ruling united russia party. it's your actions the actions of the russian government of your president of your united russia party you gave our national riches away to oligarchs. and now is facing what he says is a political campaign against 10 local politicians have accused him of corruption for monetizing his social media accounts he could face a criminal case that could prevent him from running in the upcoming dumas elections . the government is afraid of people uniting uniting around a concrete political program which provides an alternative to the course they h

>>> lang now. five of testimony resuming in the murder trial of former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin. today is expected to be a half day of testimony. this comes after chauvin's former shift supervisor took the stand yesterday giving key testimony for the prosecution. prosecutors are trying to prove that jurors -- to jurors that chauvin essentially went rogue during the incident. two other witnesses, paramedics, said floyd had no pulse when ems arrived at the seen. a retired police sergeant told jurors that the officers could have ended the restraint on floyd and also toke about his first phone conversation with chauvin shortly after george floyd's death. >> did you mention anything about his knee on mr. floyd's neck or back? >> no. >> floyd's girlfriend courtney ross there took the stand and talked about how the two met and their battle with drug addiction. chauvin's defense team is arguing or trying to argue that floyd's underlying health conditions and drug use are what led to his dea

. >> first sentence and encourage that those is very violent lang rooms tomorrow's game. constant star i was this racially profiled from the job victim. kendall mcintosh says he was finishing rounds delivering packages in berkeley when 35 year-old julie will rent. >> accused him of speeding and then she and her boyfriend followed him to delaware street in magee avenue in north berkeley. more so like the harassment started >> i saw was the sound of my job see what allowed me to sing of double doors and the from leave out of mcintosh says. >> weiland's boyfriend, then stood behind the delivery truck and prevented him from leaving what i was happening. >> has girlfriend. also topped this. i'm of them as well as backing the those common ground on to see that that 2 times in a row i can taj was finally able to get out of the vehicle. >> screaming in racial slurs like the n word continued from orland. he says he's thankful neighbors, got involved and continued recording the incident. but costly was right to my said no, it could be me and >> so no matter what the situation is. >

that went missing with 53 sailors on board a car and lange garlands it for 02 was taking part in a training exercise 100 kilometers north of bali. morning reporting on wednesday jessica washington has this update from jakarta. what we do know is that a huge search operation is underway in the waters to the north of bali we know that there are 5 vessels involved in that search as well as a navy helicopter and authorities are looking into what appears to be an oil spill in the area north of bali but at this stage they say it's too soon to tell whether that oil spill or whether what appears to be the smell of fuel in the area is linked to this submarine we do know that help is on the way from international neighbors singapore and australia have offered their assistance in this issue singapore has already sent a submarine rescue vessel however it could take around true days to arrive we also know that indonesia is sending what is called an hydro oceanographic vessel that has underwater detection technology and that vessel was used recently in the search of the java sea after the shri which cras

deals with the british government and the us administration preacher joe biden and bryan which on the lang with white people want to see an a think you know there is community want to see the full implementation of the good credit remain well give the border poland reunification rezek a better pot when we heard about palestine and palestinian prisoners they you've actually talked about similarities between the struggle for irish freedom and palestinian freedom just remind us all the parallels there because you know you never hear that in mainstream media in this country though and i think that's one of the problems at the end of the palestinian issue is that it's actually him in off freedom and freedom 1st people and the new word. concern about the trip and of the palestinian people the palestinian prisoners and and oh main the rancic are killing israel and i was acting back in the structures there was peace process is called together within palestine as well and and really b.s.t. israel has marched and demolished the infrastructure side to trim the process as i take off the palestinian pe

brothers also collapsed you started to see that again the debt crisis has risen again you might say bill lang of arc ago he 5 you know his fund collapsed in a spectacular fashion with massive margin call up to about $30000000000.00 margin call he received and it looks like he's really impacted not only did like c.b.s. by viacom c.b.s. fall by like 27 percent as all his shares are if i had to be sold off by the counterparty banks but the banks themselves i credit suisse have been hit credit suisse warns and pre-market statement of a highly significant hit to its 1st quarter results after it began exiting positions with a large us hedge fund that defaulted on margin calls last week so played.

lang with the commercial international partner and i know they have go in the job den and i know they will get it done moving forward. thank you. thanks now we have elon musk chief engineer at spacex. >> thank you. thank you. well, i think, actually, all the important things i am proud of the spacex team and honored to be partnered with nasa and help as well and so, yes, supposed to be a part of advancing human spaceflight and looking forward to going beyond orbit to the moon and mars and helping make spacex and the pieces one day. thank you. >> thank you. now we have dath think associate administrator for nas's human mission director aith. >> wow. mean, i think i am just always amazed at though nasa and particular the spacex team that diligently stepped through and got us ready to fly once agrand and want to thank the team from perspective and thank steve and joel here who have been working really hard to keep this going and it is very, very very exciting time for human exploration right now just like steve said you know, everyday advances science and technology on the international

southeast asian leaders are preparing for crisis talks with me in mars' military ruler general min men on lang that will attend the 10 nation at summit in jakarta the inclusion has been condemned by antique who protest leaders but u.n. ambassador an outspoken critic of the military who was sacked by vision hopes progress can be made the un has not recognized his dismissal whatever that did this made by the leaders of the earth. this should take into account of saving lives in north sincerely and. buying the millet saving life in north and civil and in myanmar and the provide humanitarian assistance to the people in need. we need to stop the atrocity the inhumane act committed by in the military these 3 point that the need to take into account whatever decision that they make because it is very important saving lives in those uncivilly is very important for the everyone that is there noble toxic for the human kind please see life or in the sensibility that is the busy point that into account one never did take the position you know the we the beginning where we went is the earth the end should

in the footsteps of lang. self as a politician of the people just like his communist forefathers but he has a huge social media presence. because you tube channel has over a 1000000 subscribers fight for your rights is the motto here. his social media accounts show him fighting against corruption and for more equality including as a representative in the regional parliament and beyond that ankara doesn't shy away from criticizing the kremlin and the ruling united russia party. it's your actions the actions of the russian government of your president of your united russia party you gave our national riches away to oligarchs. and now one that includes facing what he says is a political campaign against him local politicians have accused him of corruption for monetizing his social media accounts he could face a criminal case that could prevent him from running in the upcoming dumas elections . the government is afraid of people uniting uniting around a concrete political program which provides an alternative to t

the band — which had hits with tracks like �*bye bye baby�* and �*shang—a—lang' — experienced a leveltake a listen: # bye bye baby. # bye bye baby. # bye bye baby. # bye bye baby. # don't make me cry. # you other one girl in town i'd marry. —— are the one. adored by teenagers, who copied the rollers tartan look, they became one the biggest pop sensations the uk has ever seen. they were hugely successful, selling more than 120 million records worldwide, and according to some, the invention of boy bands became an industry thanks to the bay city rollers. we can now speak to the music promoter sean mclusky, a very close friend of les mckeown and his family. thank you so much for coming on the program. a difficult time for you. we will come on in a second with the songs and hits and fashion but first of august your reflections are somebody who knew him so well. this must a difficult time. it who knew him so well. this must a difficult time.— a difficult time. it definitely is a difficult _ a difficult time. it definitely is a difficult time. - a difficult time. it definitely is a difficult

we're going right to break we do appreciate your time and your thoughts on this though david david lange wallner criminal defense and immigration lawyer good to have you on the program mission. i don't know once for another deep dive into the business world been bustin get going in moments stay close for the season. this is the one business show you can't afford to miss for in washington following 2 years of turbulence from the united states and other nations huawei has bounced back with a rise in profit straight ahead we bring you a panel to discuss what this means for the chinese telecom giant the fight for infrastructure is shaping up to be the by the administration's next major move later on we analyze the latest proposal and what it means for the u.s. economy and a later we take you down to alabama where a vote is underway to unionize at an amazon facility a 1st in the united states the packed show today. and we lead the program with wall way the chinese telecom giant which has been at the center of the tech battle between the world's 2 largest economies and now say it's light profi

well that's right it was a devastating day for the defense it starts off with that dr bradley lang infeld saying the death was caused by as fixie events one of the 2 points that the prosecution is trying to prove here they're trying to prove that derrick show vns kneeling on george floyd's neck choked off his oxygen directly causing his death point number one point number 2 that that was not a proper technique to hold him with and was unjustified and that's exactly what the chief of police testified to materia elad on dover air donned a rather saying that that was not a proper technique it was in his words in no way shape or form what they train police to do that the officers were required to give medical aid as soon as george floyd was in distress and he did not do that and then at the end of the day you had katie blackwell the officer who trained derrick chauvelin in the techniques of restraining somebody and she said i don't know what kind of improvise hold that was we don't train that so each of those points contributes to the prosecution case that derek chauvin was unjustified in usi

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