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i think members ocht senate or anyone in america who may not think that there's a need for the george floyd bill who may not think the trial went the way they wanted should hear the victims. we have families in pain can you imagine losing your loved one to any kind of violence much less violence at the hands of people who wear a uniform, a badge and duty to protect us. >> tim scott giving the republican response. he's leading negotiations on a possible compromise on police reform could he be the one who helps bring this together and get it done >> senator has an opportunity to play a very important historic role i know he had his sleeves rolled up and discussions with senator booker and congresswoman karen bass and a number of others this is a moment for tim scott whether he can bridge the divide, whether we can get a bill compromise, yes. lipstick on a pig, no. but that we have to have a bill of substance that addresses qualified immunity and absurdity. a bill that ensures that there's transparency so that police departments across the nation know when bad officers are trying to jump

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. >>> seeking solutions to the rise in crime in america our special series of reports begins this this hour. >>> plus the delta variant contributing to rapid, disturbing covid surge i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc >> the worstday of the year fo the dow jones industrial average. >> financial markets tumbling. stocks sinking today wall street joins a global sell-off, pandemic fears fueling the downturn >> we are seeing this concerning spread because this is the most contagious variant we've seen yet. >> reporter: new questions raised about the vaccine and the push for all kids to mask up this fall in school. >> the chinese government is not doing this themselves. >> reporter: contract hackers. the u.s. formally blames china for state-sponsored cyber hacks on america, including that massive attack on microsoft. >>> and unexplained, deadly shooting a man allegedly takes aim at police, firefighters, even neighbors. what we know about the suspect and how it all went down >>> the wildfire expected to burn until november. >>> america's first ever baby bond >>> and blue origin said

starts now >>> a shooting at a high school in tennessee yet again in america. and a 20-year-old black man shot and killed not far from where george floyd died. a warning, the video you're about to see is graphic. i'm shepard smith, this is the news on cnbc >> taser, taser, taser. >> the officer shouted taser but fired a handgun instead. >> i just shot him. >> tonight police release the body cam footage the chief calls it an accident. >> this was an accidental discharge. >> a tense city braces for another night of protests. the state prepares to rest its case in the killing of george floyd after final prosecution witnesses, including the victim's brother. >> i always had to ask him for advice because he was my big brother. >> day 11 in the trial of derek chauvin. >>> every migrant's journey begins with a first step tonight on the ground in guatemala and the hopeless conditions fueling the trip north. >>> when you get a covid shot do they get your private data a warning from watch dogs and a vow for privacy. >>> plus iran vows revenge after nuclear facility black

this is the united states of america. of america, and there's nothing, from the bottom of my heart i believe there's nothing we can't do, when we do it together so god bless you all, and please, god, give solace to all of those people who lost someone. may god protect our troops thank you for taking the time to listen i look forward to seeing you >> president biden, do you consider this a new phase of the pandemic >> president biden with his first prime time address to the nation, 24 minutes from the east room and a lot of news in there tonight, every american adult, he said, will be eligible for the vaccine by first of may. there will with new tools that are coming to help you find the vaccine, a new web site searching for hours, and enough shots for every adult to be vaccinated by the end of the month of may schools are reopening. we'll get further guidance on what we can and can't do once we're vaccinated the president imploring us to get vaccinated as soon as we can, and he says by the fourth of july we can celebrate

tonight the front line fight over an a dollar an hour raise that could threaten the food supply in america's biggest city hoo ser cnbc frank holland [ crowd chanting ] >> reporter: union workers on strike for a dollar more per hour saying they are essential workers. management countering with a 32 cents raise. >> a dollar, it is a slap in the face. >> reporter: rich echoing the feelings of the 1400 teamteres here several were arrested this week accused offing access to a market where 60% of all of the fruits and vegetables eat nen new york city are bought. >> in march, when everybody was worried about the pandemic, nobody had to worry about where they're food was coming from because we suited up and we showed up and did our jobs. >> reporter: but this strike could impact the food supply chain in america's largest city where already about one out of six people are foodin secure, that means they struggle to get enough to eat. >> we out here with the pandemic give us a dollar. >> reporter: negotiations are o ongoing saying we are disappointed that union walked away from the bargaining table whi

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china media calling america the biggest exporter of unrest warning taiwan it could face the same fate. russia said the taliban has made it safer than before neither has recognized the taliban as the legitimate rulers of afghanistan but both have signaled they are willing to have good relations. ian bremer joins us. the u.s. withdrawal does complicate a lot of relationships on the world stage. is china really warming up to the taliban? if so, what's in it for beijing? >> yeah, they certainly are. i expect they will make afghanistan part of them in part they'll do that because it's a propaganda win after the united states has failed on the ground in kabul. they don't want to fail the state in afghanistan they would be concerned about the rise of islamic fundamentalism and support for uighur successionism in the etim movement this is something china is very concerned about. also because long term the potential for being able to exploit rare earth metals and developing infrastructure that matters for post fossil fuel energy production is something the chinese would be interested in though

america runs on dunkin' >>> reopening america and there's nothing more american than a theme park. after more than a year universal studios hollywood is opening for business that owned by the parent company of this network. there are covid restrictions of course parks allowed to operate at 25% capacity and only for residents of california. guests will have their temperatures checked, masks required, food available using mobile payments only, but covid will not dampen all the fun. park officials say most rides will be open, including new attractions. from universal city, here's cnbc's julia boorstin. >> reporter: universal hollywood's reopening is a sign southern california, which has been hit hard by the pandemic, is coming back online. >> 2, 1, let's hear it, guys. >> reporter: and consumers are getting in line. tickets sold out for the preopening yesterday for season pass holders and they're sold out through sunday universal says guests have been enthusiastic and demand is strong. >> people in southern california love theme parks they always have it's kind of the spiritual home o

it is not just a black america problem. or a people of color problem it is a problem for every american it is keeping us from fulfilling the promise of liberty and justice for all. and it is holding our nation back from realizing our full potential. we are all a part of george floyd's legacy and our job now is to honor it and to honor him thank you. and now it is my great honor to introduce the president of the united states, joe biden >> today, a jury in minnesota found former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin guilty on all counts in the murder of george floyd last may. it was a murder in the full light of day, and it ripped the blinders of for the whole world to see the systemic racism the vice president just referred to. the systemic racism that's a stain on our nation's soul the knee on the neck of justice for black americans. profound fear and trauma the pain, the exhaustion of black and brown americans experienced every single day the murder of george floyd launched a summer of protest we hadn't seen since the

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>> it doesn't for america. as you heard in that last report, these represent less than 5% of the vaccines we've been giving out to folks moderna and pfizer vaccines use a totally different technology we have not seen any of these events show up for those vaccines we have pleasant beyf those to get america vaccinated i think this is going to be a blip on the calendar in terms of getting americans vaccinated i don't think it's going to affect the time line at all. >> dr. jha, thank you. >>> michigan is among the states pausing j&j's rollout. health officials say this is a major setback for them just last week governor gretchen whitmer asked the white house to send more j&j shots to slow the spread the cdc director urged the governor to shut things down, which she did not do covid cases there skyrocketed over the past month and right now more than 4,000 adults are in hospitals sick with covid that's an all-time high according to michigan state data we're live outside of a hospital in royal oak north of detroit. ho

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you can register at cnbc events.com/capitol exchange. >>> america's largest school district kicked off the new school year with no remote options for students that's a major change for new york city. last fall, most students chose to stick with remote learning. they are taking necessary steps to keep kids safe. but as the delta variant spreads some parents worry that may not be enough. in the bronx, here's rehema ellis. >> reporter: the first day back to school for in-person learning for all new york city kids was filled with excitement and concern. the number one concern, how to keep kids safe, while 65% of 12-17-year-olds have voluntarily gotten their first dose of the vaccine, it's required for kids playing in contact sports. this differs from some other parts of the country in los angeles the vaccinations for kids are required for all eligible students. new york on the other hand is only mandatory masks and vaccinations are required for all school staff >> let's not be governed by fear i'm appealing to all parents right now. work past the fear, help your kids move forward. help you

prices in america are on the rise take a look at this. price of eggs up nearly 30% over the past year. ground pebeef, 7% it's not just in the united states countries around the globe are dealing with it but in different ways >> reporter: around the world, consumers are grappling with the soaring cost f food. price at the highest level in a decade in new delhi, india, this man's family members no longer go to the grocery store. instead, they hunt out farmers markets where prices are more affordable >> my family would go to supermarkets now my dad takes special time to go to the farmer's market. just so that he can get all of those things for a little cheaper. >> reporter: expensive food is eating into his family's budget. for this year's most celebrated holiday. >> we're planning to spend less. >> reporter: in istanbul, turkey, where citizens eat a lot of red meat, they are increasingly opting for other types of protein. >> what you see is people going from meat to lower-priced protein products, such as chicken. >> reporter: and preparing

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right now alzheimer's is the sixth leading cause of death in america, but there is controversy, and the medical community is divided some doctors say the data supporting the drug's efficacy is limited and they're recommending against its approval others say it will prescribe the treatment, warning it will not help all patients. cnbc's meg tirrell covers science and health for us. meg, why so much controversy >> shep, this is a huge day for many in the alzheimer's community who desperately need new treatment options, not only has their not been a new drug approved for alzheimer's in 18 years, this is the first ever that is thought to potentially slow the decline to memory and thinking clearly that come with the disease. i say potentially because the jury is out on whether that has been proven. the clinical trials for this drug were mixed. one sale suggested the benefit and outside of panel advisers unanimously voted against the drug in november but in a disease that needs treatment options as much as alzheimer's, the fda leaned towards flexibility. it approved the drug on the basis it cl