i mean, it s just staggering, the amount of suffering. people are struggling to breathe. they are literally dying on the streets. and there is just no end in sight to this tragedy. in delhi, now, you re never far from heartbreak. almost everyone in the city has been visited by grief. at the crematorium, the loss weighs heavily in the smoldering air. and the dead are piling up. there are bodies, literally, everywhere you turn here. i have, honestly, never seen anything quite like it. and organizers say that pre-covid, they might cremate seven or eight people, a day. today alone, they ve already cremated 55 bodies and it s not even lunchtime. reporter: just months ago, india s leadership boasted that the country had effectively defeated covid. now, it has set global records for new cases, as a terrifying, second wave ravages the country. he says he and his men don t even stop to take breaks. and still, they can barely cope with the flow. a volunteer approaches. they ve run ou
trafficking and we ll break down what we know and what gaetz is claiming and we begin the reidout with day three of the murder trial of former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin. george floyd s life mattered and that was the emotional crux of today s testimony and a day we haven t seen much of since george floyd died under chauvin s knee almost a year ago. today we got to see george floyd alive. here s surveillance video inside cup foods before he was stopped by police, footage that was unseen by the public before today. you can see george floyd in a black tank top dancing around and you can see him interacting with customers and cashiers. one of those cashiers testified today. his name is christopher martin and he s 19 years old. floyd bought cigarettes from him the day that he died giving him a $20 bill and martin testified today that he was suspicious, but because of a store policy that made employees pay for counterfeit bills out of their own paycheck, martin report
as covid those so goes the biden presidency. it began with the covid chaos and here we are again. joining me now, mike memoli. mike, there is going to be plenty of people that say is this a pretty good straeblg for strategy for the president, why didn t they unveil it a two months ago, a month ago. this issue having tests available to everyone who wants it has been a promise made but not a promise kept. and it was just a few weeks in the briefing room that this white house was scoffing at the idea of sending a test to every american. their rationale was they don t want to waste them. and that is why you see the system that they have devised now. but it is interesting to see the internal debate about how much to use the presidential bully pulpit and how much value is there in using it at this stage. and we know what side is winning that argument because the president will be speaking in 90 minutes to the country. but the audience that they have in mind is one that they kno
racketeering indictment. the clock ticking before they turn themselves in to the fulton county jail next friday, with pressure mounting for some or all of trump s 18 co-defendants to cooperate, you might think trump would be bending over backwards to ingratiate himself with them, keeping them from freaking out and flipping. doesn t look like it. not so much. take rudy giuliani, facing 13 charges in fulton county. cnn today reports that giuliani made a hail mary pilgrimage to mar-a-lago in april in what is described as a mission to make a personal and desperate appeal to former president donald trump to pay his legal bills. by going in-person a source familiar with the matter told cnn giuliani and his lawyer believed they could explain face-to-face why trump needed to assist his former attorney with his ballooning legal bills. according to reporting trump verbally agreed to help with some of giuliani s legal bills without committing to any specific amount or timeline. nbc new
perino along with judge jeanine pirro, harold ford jr., charlie hurt and greg gutfeld. it s 5:00 in new york city and this is the five there s nothing like a bribe to keep your campaign alive. president biden fast tracking a plan that wipes out another t $1.2 billionan in student loans for 150,000 borrowers.s. biden pushing up his time line as his latest hail mary to young voters left disappointed by his presidency. all together biden has now cancelled $138 billion in debt for nearly four million borrowers. do the math on that.borr the president bragging about it while attacking republicans. my maga republican friends ii the congress elected officials anted d special interests steppn and sued us and the supreme court blocked it. they blocked it. but that didn t stop me a i er announcenad alternative paths f student debt relief for as many as possible. this is the most generous plan as possible and today we re doing it faster and quicker than ever before.d qu i don t h