their way across they were pinned on the bridge, trapped up quickly and the donations interview with nbc news. inside for a couple of hours, in minneapolis, charges for three other officers involved kept rolling in. expected as early as today. a sweeping civil rights investigation of the police department is launched. being black should not be a we re told. 18 semitrucks worth of goods. it s a controversial practice. is amazing. this is minneapolis strong for nonetheless, law enforcement said it worked, it helped. the spot. the inside story behind this not just in new york city but sure and people coming together coast-to-coast the demonstrations were largely to help our community. we re so grateful. the principal asked the remarkable display of generosity for kids impacted by floyd s organization, the sheridan story to help distribute the federal killing in their community. to families who need it most. it s amazing. today wednesday june 3rd, we call in a panic
ukraine. hundreds of thousands dead. putin s army making gains in all eyes. now on congress and whether lawmakers will sign on to billions more in aid. without the aid, ukraine will lose the war. but it appears house speaker johnson won t hold a vote on a senate bipartisan funding bill. no, no sooner than a week from now, we will probably be looking down the barrel of a government shutdown over a spending battle. i think that it is absurd for us to devote so many resources, so much attention and so much time to a border conflict 6000 miles away. we ll talk with white house national security adviser jake sullivan, who says the additional aid to ukraine is vital and south carolina gop congresswoman nancy mace, who says it s a difficult sell to the american people. then. i don t like boston, los estados unidos, nueva york, atlanta, chicago crisis at the border reports this week that president biden is finally considering executive action to try to stem the tide of migrants. gove
climate crisis and during our lunch break we started talking about the 9/11 attack, the u.s. invaded afghanistan and we were talking about how horrible it was that the u.s. was about to invade a country that had nothing to do with 9/11, and we started laughing about the color coated. it was really to keep people in a state of fare fear and that we needed another color-coated alerto that there s another way of dealing with this. that s when we came up with the idea of code pink. we wanted to be hot pink because we were fivesy women but it was already it was taken by a foreignut group. we game pink. how do you pickos your issues? we started out not wanting to be an ongoing organization. and so we did that, we got involved. we had tremendous support around theme country without without really trying we had hundreds of groups that formed in places around the country and we were part of a much larger movement that did things that come out to protest on days like february
armed with a paintball gun. he was shot by police. he was in critical condition at a local hospital. investigators found a note in a truck pledging loyalty to isis. bill deblasio said despite the attack, terrorism will not end. we know that this action was intended to break our spirit. that new yorkers are strong, resilient and our spirit will never be moved by an act of violence to intimidate us. he treated this. i just ordered homeland security to step up our other programs. the latest from the scene coming up this morning. markets this morning are rallying to the dow jones industrial average of the morning of better than 100 points. it has been delayed until tomorrow. european indices this morning moving into equities. dax index up one and two thirds%. stocks ended higher. the shanghai composite nikkei average of almost 2% overnight in the hang seng up one and a quarter%. kospi and three up one and a 3%. tax reform delayed for a day. lawmakers putting off plans to unve
so proclaimed alt-right movement in the united states. then there is growing resistance to trump s vow to detain and deport millions of people from the united states. mayors from new york to chicago to seattle say they will refuse to cooperate even as trump promises to cut funds from so-called sanctuary cities. meanwhile, the movement is growing for a sanctuary campus.. make e our school is into eric campus. and also protect the financial aiaid and their ability to work. juan: we ll speak with several immigration activists. we will hear from the father of three u.s. children facing deportation. and we ll look at a sweeping new report that reveals ties to slavery and the displacement of the native americans at one of the country s top colleges 250-year-old rutgegers universi all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i am juan gonzalez, in for amy goodman. amy is on assignment. president-elect donald trump released a