i is he ratcheting down expectations? >> it is concerning. second-degree require specific intent to kill, there is no question he has his knee on his neck for an extended period of time, perhaps past the point he's warned and told to take his knee off. that does indicate at the least third-degree murder. the question is did he have a specific intent to kill george floyd when he was addressing the situation and that is going to depend on the fact of this case. what factors could there be to suggest he had that intention to kill? that is why the attorney general is downplaying expectations, because he has ratcheted up or upgraded that charge. it the response the crowd and the emotion of the moment. >> yesterday at 10 am rod rosenstein took his seat in front of the senate judiciary committee at which time the deputy attorney general who is in control of the russia probe the told robert mueller i got a job for you and for 2 and a half years and cost of $30 million they probe the president's campaign and how it colluded with didn't collude with ru

it does make sense because this is at a time of ratcheting tensions between china and australia, afteralled for an investigation to the origins of coronavirus in wuhan and china has started a mini tariff war with the australians, retaliating for their support of taiwan. there is been sabre rattling between australia and china, so i think that probably explains why some of the experts have referred —— inferred that. -- inferred that. let's have a look at the indian paper the weekend business standard. the clash between chinese and indian soldiers, killed 20. prime minister modi says no one entered the territory. what we thing of this one? they... i have no doubt at all it has been happening in australia, and certainly, any conflict between india and china would be a total catastrophe for both countries. but at the moment, china seems... i'm no friend of modi, ithink china seems... i'm no friend of modi, i think he's an awful leader, but at the same time, china seems to be picking fights with even its own people in hong kong but also doing a lot of stuff globally which are terrifying for

can see the pressure continuing to ratchet up on china. ratcheting up pressure on huawei, chinese telecoms, a non-chinese solution to build out infrastructure. that they arees leaning on. i do think that the landscape is being set here for something to be done in a way that at least themizes the role of chinese role in 5g. emily: the president held a press conference earlier about police reform, then veered off script. obviously, so much still happening in this country. you are seeing a resurgence of cases in arizona, oklahoma, florida, texas. also beijing. how do you expect the ?dministration to confront this josh: there is an op-ed tomorrow in the wall street journal by the vice president, saying that there is no second wave. all of these states that look like they are having problems are having their first wave. that includes oklahoma, where the president will hold a rally this saturday. arizona, florida. the u.s. is not out of the woods with the virus. the president is advocating reopening without doing a lot of things that might make

democrats want to ratchet it up to another $500 billion.five, is it over 10 years as his budget proposed four months or so ago when the economy was on more normal footing? it looks like they are trying to find their way. when he did float a version of this pre-covid pandemic, it was old-school ratio of infrastructure, that sort of -- it seems in flux, but momentum.ertainly romaine: call me skeptical here because we need to see followthrough on the white house. taylor sort of alluded to this in her introduction. i felt like just a few months ago, they were talking about a $2 trillion if structure plan. may of 2019, they put out a plan. october of 2017, they put out a plan. of course, shortly after the election in 2016, they put out a plan. where are those now? josh: sort of piled on top of the other, i suppose. it is a great point. we don't know how they would even fund it. the democrats have put out some detail. we will see whether the republicans do as well. senateilence from republicans. together, ifcame they got what they wanted, and i s

how significantly detentions have to ratchet up for you to reassess your call? mike: this is definitely still a concern that is out there. the market doesn't seem to be too focused on it anymore. i think the market is focused on it, it just has so many things to focus on from day-to-day. there's no doubt that trade relations are still fragile. i would put it that way. we have far from resolved all of the issues that have been debated, and i think a phase two trade deal is off the table. is that we risk now roll back phase one trade deal. we think phase one is ok for now. becomes af this situation where either candidate can use to try and bolster their poll numbers, that is where it becomes a bigger risk. i don't think it is an issue right now. to go inther things the right direction, but if they decide to use it as a lever to bolster the polls, that is where it becomes more dangerous. once you start saber rattling, it is hard to pull back in. so we've got to monitor it closely. the one of your joys is fantastically concise reports of betsy gray sick. -- of betsy

the nation hoped with respite on monday with no clear sense on whether the strife would recede or ratchet up." it is a "sea of troubles that encircles his reelection hopes." here is denise in maryland. caller: good morning, think you for having me. i guess i have two comments, one on how trump is handling this protest and everything going on. i think he is handling it the same way he has handled past crises. way we could have these many people dead ever. this is the first time it has ever happened. as far as the protests are concerned, it is citizens using their bark to get rid of people out there protesting and lock them up and call them terrorists , he should be calling to find out what happened with those four officers, get them arrested, get them charged so there can be a trial. because the people in the u.s. are all over the world, as you can probably see, they are fed up with their children being murdered. they are tired of going to bed at night praying a cop will not kill their grown sons, not just their little sons. and it is rude to goes. host: gary on the republican line, west l

the latest ratchet & clank game showed off the speed of the ps5‘s solid—state drive, virtually eliminatinggramming tricks like ledges and narrow gaps that the player must squeeze through. these are clever ways of allowing the console to load the next area without the player noticing. the ssd is so fast here, it does away with that programming sleight of hand. but surely there is more to this next generation then shiny visuals and load times. i think this next generation isn't just about better graphics, it is about your experience at a gamer. they're trying to remove some of the barriers between the point where you want to play a game on the point where you're playing the game. cutting down loading time, cutting down the time it takes for the game to download if you're going to do digitally, the time it takes for the updates to install. all of that is being torn away, so you have access to a game within seconds of wanting to play it. the console wars of old are set to continue, as the rival xbox series x machine is also scheduled to launch this year as well. both machines will be backwards

we're seeing governors like the governor of arizona today, like the governor of texas, starting to ratchet down without any guidance from the federal government. yesterday on state of the union, secretary azar said that we're in a much different position today than we were a few months ago. and he's right. a few months ago, you know, there were 3,000 deaths in the united states. all right. and about 160,000 cases. now we have almost 126,000 deaths and over 2.5 million cases. and this is why -- during this time, the federal government has ceded management of this to the states. so maybe we should officially do that and have a national task force with the people who may be -- >> you mentioned secretary azar, and, sanjay, i wanted to play for you what alex azar said to jake this weekend. here he is. >> this is a very, very serious situation. and the window is closing for us to take action and get this under control. >> i mean, don't want to read anything into his look, but he looks exhausted and resigned, sanjay, but, you know, what -- maybe that message is to the president, right? that was t

. >> under donald trump we've seen a ratcheting up of pushing law enforcement to be more brutal, use excessive force. he has told law enforcement in his own words to hurt people. right? what we know are those people are mostly black people. >> reporter: the president receiving instantaneous praise from those on the right on twitter. but at least one republican governor, charlie baker, broke ranks to condemn the president's response. >> so many times during these past several weeks when the country needed compassion and leadership the most it was simply nowhere to be found. instead we got bitterness, combativeness, and self-interest. >> reporter: more than 1,000 miles away in minneapolis terrence floyd taking the steps no little brother should ever have to take. >> i want to pay my respects for my brother. i wanted to be able to just connect spiritually with him in that space. just to be in his presence one last time. >> terrence struggling to find his footing as he approached the makeshift memorial for his brother, george floyd. >> still a little numb about it. you know, because just

. >> president trump is ratcheting up his confrontation with china, vowing to end hong kong's special trade status after beijing approved new security laws. legislators will review the city's links with the u.s. chinese companies listed in new york will come under closer scrutiny. china's latest incursion along with other recent developments that degraded the territory's freedoms makes clear hong kong is no longer sufficiently autonomous to warrant the special treatment we have afforded the territory since the handover. promised replaced the formula of one country, two systems with one country, one system. >> meanwhile, brazil has announced a record number of new virus cases at has overtaken france with the nation -- overtaken the nation with the fourth highest death. fatalities nearing 29,000. -- divisions are emerging in the ruling coalition. lawmakers approved the plan. two key parties aborted opposition calls for stronger oversight. south korean exports posted another double-digit decline in a sign the pandemic -- outbound shipment fell 24% from a year earlier. that is fractionall

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. >> reporter: tonight the stunning claim that putin put a bounty on american soldiers, is ratcheting up pressure on president trump and his relationship with the russian leader set off by this story from the "new york times. that a russian military intelligence unit offered bounties on the lives of american soldiers in afghanistan to taliban-linked militants. the times writes that u.s. officials concluded the rewards were offered last year but it's unknown if 20 american deaths there were connected nbc news has not confirmed this reporting. tonight the white house offered its first response, stating neither the president nor the vice president were briefed on the alleged russian bounty intelligence. joe biden made it an issue today. >> his entire presence has been a gift to putin. but this is beyond the pail it's betrayal of the most sacred duty. >> former u.s. ambassador to russia michael mcfull called this a dire turning point. >> that is a radical escalation of his belligerence towards the united states and i think if it's true demands a very firm response. >> the top house republ

. >> reporter: tonight the stunning claim that putin put a bounty on american soldiers is ratchetingp pressure on president trump and his relationship with the russian leader. set off by this story from "the new york times," that a russian military intelligence unit offered bounties on the lives of american soldiers in afghanistan to taliban-linked militants. "the times" writes that u.s. officials concluded the rewards were offered last year, but it's unknown if 20 american deaths there were connected. nbc news has not confirmed this reporting. tonight the white house offered its first response, stating neither the president nor the vice president were briefed on the alleged russian bounty intelligence. joe biden made it an issue today. >> his entire presidency has been a gift to putin, but this is beyond the pale. it's a betrayal of the most sacred duty -- >> reporter: former u.s. ambassador to russia michael mcfaul calls this a dire turning point. >> that is a radical escalation of his belidge rens towards the united states. i think if it's true, it demanding a very firm response.

>> the minneapolis riots were ratcheting up, and there was a lot of tension, and everyone was feelingt of different emotions. when he came to the door i asked him how he was doing and what's been his experience in terms of police interaction, and he just started talking and it was very surprising to me. >> so it sounds like you helped caroline get woke. >> i believe so. >> how do you go from, is the dishwasher working to what does it mean to be black in america. how did you phrase that first question? >> what i did was i greeted him at the door and i said how are you feeling? and he thought i was talking about the coronavirus. and i said no, how are you feeling with what's going on with these riots, and then he started to talk. and, you know, he started to tell me his feelings, and i tn said can you give me an idea if this happens to you? what's going on with the police here in myrtle beach, and that's when we just started talking. >> ernest, your spirit was open to having the conversation. >> when you're sitting here with two degrees and never been in trouble with the law, and then y

had 4 separate attacks in which 7 people were killed in these attacks were remorseless and they ratcheted up the pressure until the end of 975 when a completely new development took place. as with previous attacks the modus operandi of the gang was to strike 3 targets almost simultaneously. in a white cross country the revie family sat down to watch a popular t.v. show when gunmen entered the family home 24 year old john martin was hit as he sat in his chair while 22 year old brian was shot in the back trying to escape into a nearby bedroom. anthony the youngest brother dived underneath the bed for cover before the gunmen sprayed the bed with bullets. a little while later on they heard them through the front door and get them to the car on. a bad hair day among the bad. brian who is in the bible as a file these polls are they knew he was dead. and them all up into the guts and then john martin he was lyin in a pearl of blood on a field as paul's on it on a new year with all the dead. at around the same time gunmen burst into the home of the old guard family only 17 miles away and barely d

in oakland, they are ratcheting up the political pressure on those who make the decisions. that pressure is getting personal, as protesters today visited the homes of mayor libby schaaf and for councilmembers who voted for the budget. they are demanding that the budget vote be reopened. >> they work for us. and they have to answer to us. >> reporter: apparently, council president rebecca and kaplan got that message because today, she stood with the protesters, even though she cast one of the five votes to approve the budget on tuesday. >> it is not enough. we need to keep working to do more. >> reporter: then why did you vote to approve it one week ago? >> sorry, and i know you're asking rebecca that question. >> reporter: it may be in and quite uncomfortable question, but the protesters praised kaplan's courage for seeing things their way and reversing course. but noel guile, was one of the councilmembers targeted today, and says his priority for the city's public safety. as he showed up the live immunization found in the street during a neighborhood cleanup this morning.?

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or us live on air it just kind of ratcheted up from there over the weekend and has stayed relatively constant since then mention the intro that we're you know we were covering 125 and sit ins but now we're up to tracking and investigating more than 160 incidents as of this afternoon. so we are you know really concerned we've put out another update to our safety advisory because the tactics are updated we're seeing vehicle you know vehicular ramming want to make sure that journalists understand the full scope of threats that they are facing before they go out to cover these incredibly he's really protests you bring up a good point we understand one journalist lost because of the rubber bullets fired by police to australia journalists were attacked by police yesterday a live television media is a long list i'm wondering courtney does it help when the german foreign minister as a result today when he criticizes what we're seeing in the us does it make a difference do you think on the ground for journalists. you know what i have a great question i honestly don't know because we are used

north korea often ratchets up tension in election years in the hope of extracting concessions. former c.i.a. analyst jung pak: >> i think we are in for a potentially a wild ride in june as north korea and the kim family tries to show strength for both internal and external audiences. >> reporter: margaret brennan, cbs news, washington. >> o'donnell: and there is still much more news ahead tonight on the "cbs evening news." going, going, gone-- can veand lahyinlibraries are carrying a lot more than books these days. come on christian, step onto the blue line. good! stay safe, man. this device is giving us an accurate temperature check. you're good to go. have a good day. the safety of amazon community is very important. you're good to go, sir. thank you! if i can take care of everyone who is sick out there, i would do it in a heartbeat. step onto the blue line, sir. i have to take care of my coworkers. that's how i am. this is my passion. have a good day. i have a son who is 10 years old. i say, "you know, mommy loves to help people." and he said, "wow, one day i'm gonna be like

that are state run or state owned are stuck with china during this pandemic tensions are really ratcheted up between beijing and washington d.c. with the white house repeatedly blaming china for the spread of the could on of itis there's been a lot of back and forth on that between media outlets in both the u.s. and china and china's domestic news channel c.c.t.v. has taken the story of the u.s. protests and tied it in with the shortcomings in the white house is pandemic response. 30 town to draw me where they're seeing 13 heating megan come and bail at . levy or to the sheer big. hailsham me and mutually see it when me and all the fail she. will mean don't see it's only that content is for domestic consumption on the international front you have c.t.m. which is china's international t.v. news channel they haven't felt the need to vamp up much of their coverage of the us protests the pictures in the facts really do speak for themselves i have seen some clips where comparison is made between what they call legitimate protests in the united states which is what's happening in hong kong wher

but, governor greg abbott said thereo 'sed to ratchet back reopenings.estaurants there were allowed to expand indoor dining from 50% ee 75% yesterday. arizona has alsosharp creases in covid-19 infections, with t daily number of cases more than doubling compared to mid-may, before rdlockdowns were eased. officials in both states say ems have thesy capacity to handle the uptick in cases. but in utah and oregon, officials said they were putting future reopenings on pause to assess upticks in coronavirus cases. >> i am putting all, all pending county reopening applications on hold for seven days. this is essentially a state-wide yellow light. >> sreenivasan: as other parts of the country see rises in covid- e19 cases, soly hotspots like new york city daily number of new virus infections. new york city has now startedof the first phaseopening, allowing anstimated 400,000 ople back to work in industries like construction and manufacturing. but, as christopher booker reports, areas outside the city that were also hit hard by the pandemic are even further along.

4 big accounting firms including k p m g and others we saw a need for the them to money supply to ratchet up rapidly because a lot of that was being stolen out of the system siphoned out of the system and then when they did this to money expansion and they balance sheet of the federal reserve expanded so rapidly what they did was to appease their. sponsors over there and the container class they bought their stock for them and they put on the balance sheet of the fed and while the supply went out. what did the velocity of money do crash since 2000 and we've shown this chart just recently in the last 2 weeks and that was courting effect the place how does joe wiesenthal explain the philosophy of money crashing joe ways a problem. because he's gaslighting i mean if you were just look at 2 plus 2 equals 4 you know that would be like beyond his comprehension like oh my god you're trying to distort reality all right we're going to take a break and when we come back much more coming your way. you cannot be vulgar with yet you like. 5050. welcome back to the kaiser report on max keiser time now

were on the rise even before the lockdown, and the factors that lead to mental health problems are ratchetingy concerned about is social isolation. some of my collea g u es social isolation. some of my colleagues recently wrote in the lancet, we are social beings, and social interaction is a basic human need, so the lack of interaction continuing is extremely concerning. concerning perhaps, but the government say they have been following scientific advice and that there are dangers in reopening schools too quickly, and this is still a public health emergency, people are still dying, still a large number of cases, although the figures may be moving in the right direction, you know, of course the government want to reopen schools, but the question is, can they?” believe there is converging evidence that young people are at low risk of suffering with, you know, serious symptoms and the deleterious effects of covid, and i also don't seem to spread it about as much. so i think what we need to have is a proper dialogue with teachers and young people to understand the relative risks, and i think tha

the latest ratchet & clank game showed off the speed of the ps5‘s solid—state drive, virtually eliminatingcks like ledges and narrow gaps that the player must squeeze through. these are clever ways of allowing the console to load the next area without the player noticing. the ssd is so fast here, it does away with that programming sleight of hand. but surely there is more to this next generation then shiny visuals and load times. i think this next generation isn't just about better graphics. it's actually about your experience as a gamer. they're trying to remove some of the barriers between the point where you want to play a game on the point where you're playing the game. cutting down loading time, cutting down the time it takes for the game to download if you're going to do it digitally, the time it takes for the updates to install. all of that is being torn away, so you have access to a game within seconds of wanting to play it. the console wars of old are set to continue, as the rival xbox series x machine is also scheduled to launch this year as well. both machines will be backwards

together in one combustible moment all at once and donald trump's response has been to escalate to ratchet up the threatss of deploymyment of acte troops now thehe problem is. the unse the worry the sensese that this is not the right move actually e extends to the pentagon itself to senior military officials who are speaking to reporters in the u. s. off the record- not off the record not explicitly going agagainst the president's directives. basicc the samame. stands does not right now call for the deployment of active american army troops and let's be clear here now. . guard are separate from m active duty- are us army troops national guard normally played by governors in sort of consultation with the consultation with the federal government. it's on or the they are up to the command of governors of the individual states. activee u. s. troops are not. supposed to be on the streets s control and keeping water in pastt you know as as one former drop chiefs. of staff. this they sayy he's ready to. a man. is not the battle. and our fellow citizens are now the enemy there's a real sense that

so you have literally created now the opportunity for those at the top to take the next step and ratchet down the crime and the wage that the consumption levels everything else they're fought. thereby producing an underclass and let leif make this topical i think that african-americans and others have been in that underclass for a long time they're now being joined by a whole new population of white people being put in there and part of what you show off in the protests ever since. george floyd was still is the recognition by more and more white people that they are now part of what your question points you know it's i think that's a fascinating point but then a time in a maybe a little bit off topic from our our focus here but then it seems to mean that that's just dividing what we're going to call the underclass here because. coming everything you just like racism in me and that is the state division of the underclass of which is easier to control by the way and i find when i find really a point is that there is energy and that and i think people have hope it's been focused laser focus

response apartment transportation has said if you'll do that for us then will do that for you so it ratcheted up really quickly and then it came back down really quickly a little bit of bargaining here it sounds like but flights between the 2 countries are mostly governed by an agreement 1st sign in the 1980 but the trouble ministration says that china is violating that agreement why is that. well essentially that agreement is what the u.s. air carriers used to be able to go in and out of china delta and a couple of other airlines said that they had been in contact with china and requesting to be able to kind of re begin service to chinese cities in various chinese cities but they weren't getting any responses china would not speak with them directly or respond to their requests as to when they could get that service up again that's what the u.s. department of transportation said was a violation of that agreement from 1980 and essentially use that as kind of the jumping off point to say ok if you're going to not talk to our airlines if you're not going to deal with us then we'll start cutting

found to have a positive test for cove it those were shut down the governor of california says that ratcheting back the gradual reopening in this state all depends on the numbers and on the compliance by people of you know the social distancing orders the wearing of the masks the hand sanitizing and all that the same in texas where the governor governor abbott said that clearly things are not acceptable in the state of texas and that people have to do more and then act responsibly robin is bringing us up to date from the sounds of these rob thanks very much and. ok new york city was once considered the epicenter of the u.s. outbreak now it's cautiously reopening and the virus seems to be under control there restaurants bars and hair sahlins are welcomed the 1st customers they've had since mid march kristen salumi is there. some of the most important and visible sectors of the new york economy are now able to reopen for business the mayor of the city predicts anywhere from 150-002-3000 extension 00 workers will be back on the job this week right now i'm on 5th avenue in midtown manhattan where