entirely wrong. good morning for russia the 4th of june 2020 life from artie s at world news h.q. here in moscow is kevin and delighted to be this sad taking through those headlines in more detail again the news all focused on america for the next few minutes what s been happening there again overnight the remaining 3 minneapolis officers present at the death of george floyd will also now face murder charges murder charges is the big headline the video of that incident led to protests and rioting as we know 9 days and counting across the united states. bringing charges against all 4 police officers was a key demand of floyd s family and the protesters for initially only losing their jobs 3 will now face trial for aiding and abetting murder while the officer who fatally pinned floyd to the ground as had his charge raised to 2nd degree murder all face a maximum of 40 years prison if convicted. i believe the evidence available to us now supports the stronger charge of 2nd degree
china. connell: speaking of china, beijing celebrating the 70th anniversary today. people s republic of china, largest military parade ever over there as a new level of violence emerges in hong kong. a protester in hong kong was shot by the police, marking the first time live ammunition was fired directly at demonstrators. melissa: rough day in. gerri willis on floor of new york stock exchange. greg palkot with the story we re talking about in hong kong. let s get started with gerri. reporter: big selloff at the close. we re closing at lows of the day. the dow and s&p going down. what is going on here? manufacturing numbers came out here lower and market traded lower and traded even lower here. negative manufacturing from germany and the wto saying that trade is at its weakest level since the great recession. let s look at dow laggards now. earlier we saw mcdonald s, 3m, you united health all lower. mcdonald s saying same-store sales would be a miss. really earlier in the day
we re having trouble with dave s microphone. we ll get back to him in just a moment. phase 2 of metro s safetrack program is getting the first workday test this morning. route options are reduced until july 3rd. the potomac and armory stations are closed. blue line no service between arlington cemetery and rosslyn. our team has you covered this morning from rails to roads to issues coming into our live desk. let s begin with david culver live at the eastern market station. david? reporter: eun, you can see it s busier behind me. this is one of several shuttle buses that have been opening up to let folks load here at eastern market. from here they ll continue along the portion of the rail that s not operable via metrorail itself from here benning road buses are lined here waiting for folks to get off metro. part of the problem is each metro train according to the spokesperson has 800 people on it if it s at capacity. each bus holds 50 people. you re talking about lag t
them. omar abaluci is a high value prisoner in guantanamo. he can be communicate with the government through a high be screening process. we have answers to the questions we wrote to him. james, we re just outside. james connell, has represented baluci since 2008. much of what he knows is classified. i m not allowed to talk about black sites, existence of black sites. can we talk about the prison? i can neither confirm or deny that there s a dark prison. some details of the cia s torture were revealed, including the faims of the people involved but the names of the people involved but the world has heard little about them. that is his handwriting? yes, the first day they shaved his head and they hit his head number russ times. he wrote, i passed out. that treatment was called walling, more than a dozen techniques given legal approval aft 9/11. but connell says that and other methods used on belluci left permanent damage. things that have led to the deaths of
abaluci is a high value prisoner in guantanamo. he can be communicate with the government through a high be screening process. we have answers to the questions we wrote to him. james, we re just outside. james connell, has represented baluci since 2008. much of what he knows is classified. i m not allowed to talk about black sites, existence of black sites. can we talk about the prison? i can neither confirm or deny that there s a dark prison. some details of the cia s torture were revealed, including the faims of the people involved but the names of the people involved but the world has heard little about them. that is his handwriting? yes, the first day they shaved his head and they hit his head number russ times. he wrote, i passed out. that treatment was called walling, more than a dozen techniques given legal approval aft 9/11. but connell says that and other methods used on belluci left permanent damage. things that have led to the deaths of innocent p