when many people under locked on were struggling with access to food. we think that they are and then she is stuck. miss more on that basic nice for the people. reports have also linked china's health. don, luncheon with the maker of the pill. eeling pharmaceutical john guides, china's coven 19 policy. as head of the national health commission, he said to have received funding from ealing for his own medical foundation and also signed a corporation agreement with the company. but beijing's also strongly back the t. c . m into 3 worth some 60000000000 a year, according to the world health organization. the promotion of this, this kind of medical market is something that certainly being encouraged, the idea being that if the, if this industry can be developed to a certain level of maturity where some very highly effective drugs are developed, ah, ah, then you know, these, these can become part of the more mainstream mix of different types of treatments, not only domestically, but also internationally. the debate over the use of t c. m. has even taken on t

locke had been sleeping on the couch. the footage showing him holding a gun. but locke was not named in the warrant, he was not a person of interest in the homicide investigation police were working, and he legally owned that gun he was holding. >> it hit me in my stomach. my boy. >> karen, your eyes have their own language. as andre spoke, i saw deep sadness, i saw deep anger. >> just knowing what kind of person our son was, it's not fair. he should still be here now. i keep asking god, why? why did you take my baby? i don't even pray anymore. i haven't prayed since he's been gone. and i'm a spiritual person. because i'm angry. i want answers. i want justice. >> reporter: for more than two months, these parents hoped police would be held criminally responsible for the botched raid. >> police, search warrant! >> reporter: until last week. >> it would be unethical for us to file charges for a case in which we know that we will not be able to prevail because the law does not support the charges. and yet a loving, promising young man is dead. >> reporter: minneso

this locked down, this is a really the biggest in the world and locked down in china means really that most people i would say, even our more than 90 percent are really locked in their homes. so it's really an unprecedented situation and the dynamics have changed. they started with a 48 hours locked down, then they said we will lock the city for 4 days each and each part of the city. and now it has been more than 3 weeks and ongoing. so i think the pressure from the central government he and begging to stick to covert as he recovered and stick to the locked on policy. and that was not so expected, at least in shanghai. i think m. they didn't expect that the locked on would be ongoing. for such a long time, talk to his father and about the government's 0 cobit policy, is there still support for that policy given that other countries around the world are easing restrictions now when shanghai very little because the people are really affect if i i mean they really had enough there the they are, am in a very precarious situation. they are affected by the locked on her policy. they're the v

the death of amir locke, a black man fatally shot by a s.w.a.t. team officer in minneapolis in february. the 22-year-old was killed after officers stormed into an apartment where he was on a couch covered in a blanket. an officer opened fire after seeing the barrel of a gun which locke legally owned. in a press conference today, keith ellison reinforced that locke was not a suspect but that there was insufficient evidence to file charges. >> we have determined under the precedent in the laws that we have we cannot file criminal charges. current law only allows us to evaluate the case from the perspective of a reasonable police officer. that language is from the fourth amendment of the u.s. constitution and relevant cases and statutes. we're not allowed to evaluate the case from the perspective of a victim. >> joining me now is correspondent, mr. brewster, and also hennepin. why is this not being charged? amir locke was not the subject of the raid and it was for his cousin and he was not there, and he was sleeping and he owned the gun legally, and

he's a resident of shanghai and has been under locked on himself for over a week. when you induce food insecurity to a country whose purpose is to modernize and make people live better, i think it adds a certain twist that, that, you know, people here and the leadership here are not, are not so comfortable with for the past 2 years, china is touted its approach towards containing the virus and pointed towards its ramp and spread in the west as a mark of superiority. this could break the narrative that china system is better at doing this, especially if it really explode the next few weeks. so we could be at quite an an inflection point in how cobra devolves and how the world comes to see trans performance uncovered. but how its own people see it is what matters the most. and authorities will need to get a handle on the situation quickly to prevent people frustration from spiraling any further. let's take a look now at some of the other global business stories making headlines. and speaking of shanghai, it's one of 2 chinese cities were taiwanese, i phone maker, peg

as far as the i can see, shanghai business heart continues to beat amid the hard lock down. at least that's the plan. the idea was to isolate port workers like in a bubble, though, remain at the port entirely. no one would be allowed in port workers couldn't come into contact with any one, including truck drivers who need a negative test to enter. but port operations are still limited. truck drivers are being blocked entry due to the measures that's affecting container terminal activity. once this law comes up on b as a result of the locked down, we can hardly get goods in and out from the port on to land that has led to enormous delays at the port so long for to go on the fuel. meanwhile, container ships have to wait longer just to get a birth in shanghai experts say this will also disrupt your pin supply chains in the long term. that's cause over type, hey, and d, w. so it's on hand for more. so there are worries that china's capital city city beijing might go into full lockdown if the situation gets worse. what is the latest? we know most of sy has been in law a locked do

so young we had difficulties because for locked down came as a surprise. all sorts of preparations went in place. why you saw did you have such a big problem in beijing with our now long quiver? yup. which was out there with all the data. everyone just needs to sit tight. cloudy, i believe his day will pass. i'm confident i already got. she's here i for meal, meal thump, thump. joining me now from beijing, a jealous fabi on a crutch. my far beyond the mood appears to have drastically changed in beijing just within this past week. yeah, actually only within a couple of days, i mean the authorities have detected an infection cluster and set it spread unidentified for roughly a week before one the case was linked to a trouble group. one other case was linked to a school. and since then, we've basically went into a mass testing, as you can see behind me there, lots of those testing stations, and each of them basically and yet conducts thousands and thousands of pc artists every day. and yet a mood i would say among the people we strike to stay upbeat when i ta

those affected by the locked dance in shanghai. they are openly protesting it, many of them are criticizing it and they are even like fist fights against help brokers. i mean, really, it's really an intense situation and i don't think many people in shanghai support it any more. however, in the rest of the country way, especially in parts that are not affected right now by locked arms, am this basically more support for it and, and we also should not forget that. and the censorship is really deleting a lot of em social media and a postings that are critical. and am the domestic media. the only available media, so to speak, in china is, are always spinning it in a, in a positive way. so what they report about shanghai is quite ignorant to the real suffering of the people. fiber and crisper in beijing. we'll leave it there for the time being. thank you so much for joining us today. ah, to north korea next, which testified, a new type of tactical guided weapon over the weekend. the state news agency said it was aimed at boosting the c

he's a resident of shanghai and has been under locked on himself for over a week. when you induce food insecurity to a country whose purpose is to modernize and make people live better, i think it adds a certain twist that, that, you know, people here are the leadership here or not, are not so comfortable with for the past 2 years, china is touted it's approach towards containing the virus and pointed towards its ramp and spread in the west as a mockup at superior r t. this could break the narrative that china system is better at doing this, especially if it really explodes the next few weeks. so we could be a quite an inflection point and how our cobra balls and, and how the world comes to see tries performance uncovered. but how its own people see it is what met us the most. and authorities will need to get a handle on the situation quickly to prevent people's frustration from spiraling any further. we have 5 in crash, mary joining us father. and i understand some parts of shanghai are eating restrictions. i wonder, does this mean the death toll has fallen? do we

no one knows how long the locked down will last. even with very low case numbers. chinese authorities impose curfews mass testing and seal of entire cities the case now in shanghai. state media reporting that these measures could reduce new infections to 0 within 2 weeks. this is also the hope of the owners of shattered companies in stow us, who all fear for their businesses. let's get more of this from dw sold, sung han entire paid. so 26000000 people on lock down. how are they reacting? proposed frustration is growing and is shocking to see residents of different beauties chanting slogans like lived. there is restriction or give us food all we will die from hunger. we also see small rioters trying to rush out to get health care, food, and other life necessities. many more people took to chinese social media to share their stories. in some extreme cases, threats or self harm or violence were report it. it's really tough for the government to handle because not just the general public of the medical staff, police officers, middle le

in northeast province no need nor a lock. workers installing steel bars to keep people from leaving the building. right now across china, at least 27 cities are under full or partial lock down. cnn calculation estimating that directly impacts up to 180 million people. more than half the u.s. population. for over two years now, china covid containment has become more extreme. fracturing every day life. a city not under lock down, babies kept off the subway. the reason, they didn't have negative covid test results. it's now mandatory to get access to most public life in the city. to accommodate the new rule they opened 24/7 testing sites. a delayed test result had this groom watching his own wedding ceremony on live stream. not allowed to enter the venue. laughing off the insanity of it all. chinese zero tolerance for any new cases comes from the top. president xi jinping tasked a vice premier to over see major out breaks. that means working with the most senior official. communist party secretary. orders are carried out by the

and during this, these locked down, they've actually been working while living there. they just created these kind of bubbles and i'm working in that, which is great. but once you produce the good, how do you get them out? and if the truck driver, for example, is locked in his apartment on the outskirts of shanghai, he can, he can come and pick it up. so his religious sticks and supply chain issues which are, which are causing a lot of trouble. so we, we did hear today from some companies, tesla volkswagen for example, that they are going to be able to restart production in shanghai in other cities in china soon. what is the outlook here? are we, there is, is there no end in sight for these locked down that are causing problems for so many businesses, so many people here will, we've had 3 weeks of this. and again, it's a bit mixed. you know, because it, you have the government is $552000000000.00 and covered relief with mostly focused on on companies as a tesla and, and, and volkswagens chinese partner talking about restarting. but even then it's still a bit stop start

but i see the using of the locked on, at least in parts of the city. more as a reaction to the public pressure. i mean, it's really an emergency situation for most of the people there die of food supply, et cetera. but when you say easing of the locked on, i mean basically means that one 3rd of the components of the residential compounds, people are allowed to go to the streets, but only within a really confined area in their neighborhoods. and they are not pretty much you can do, i mean, a public transport as a shot. and also the public facilities are shut. so by european senate for example, i would still consider this quite a strict lockdown as well. yeah, i'm fascinated with china's strategy. i mean, 2 years after the pandemic, beijing seems intent on maintaining a 0 coven policy. why is that? what i mean? first of all i'm, the leadership is arguing that we take the human lives more seriously. i mean, that's also part of poppy propaganda. i would say because m as in shanghai, we can see that the collateral damage of the locked on policies also trigg

where there's been a clamp down, people locked in, their homes, don't go out. and also then this is combined with the effect of the war in the u cra, in, in ukraine, which is also eating growth. so what sectors are suffering the most right? now, what we're seeing it in real estate exports retail sales it's, it's pretty much across the board. new home sales tumble by 29 percent last month, which is which is a pretty serious decline. give that the real estate sector is so important to the overall economy. and as we know, it already has problems to deal with from the ever ground debt problem collapse. and so we're dealing with that they're dealing with putting out fires in the real estate sector at the same time, passenger car sales, we're down 10 percent in april, which is after the current round of data, which i think gives us an idea of how things are going to be looking forward and then the 0 covert effect is, is causing all kinds of supply chain issues. we're seeing the ports are completely clogged. and if you, if you imagine i can, a lot of chinese factories

and during this, these locked down, they've actually been working while living there. they just created these kind of bubbles and i'm working in that, which is great. but once you produce the good, how do you get them out? and if the truck driver, for example, is locked in his apartment in the outskirts of shanghai, he can, he can come and pick it up. so his religious dixon, supply chain issues which are, which are causing a lot of trouble. clifford coon and speaking to my colleague, chelsea delaney earlier and from china to russia. vladimir putin is pumping fresh money into the russian economy to keep it afloat as sanctions bite. raising pensions and salaries for state employees could help limit the fall out of the war and ukraine, lifting the mood of russians while increasing their purchasing power. despite the move, he insists western sanctions on his country have not been successful. economists disagree saying russia is teetering on the edge of a financial crisis. dominion vladimir putin insist the russian economy can withstand mounting pressure from western govern

the officer shot locke in his own home during a no-knock raid. and now you know the news of this wednesday april the 6th, 2022 i'm shepard smith. follow us on instagram and twitter @thenewsoncnbc and listen to the news on apple, spotify or your favorite podcast platforms. and we thank you for joining us tonight and hope you're back here tomorrow. >>> it is 5:00 a.m. here at cnbc global headquarters. here is the top five at 5:00 a more aggressive fed strategy the central bank is eyeing steps to shed billions from the balance sheet and ramping up rate hikes. >>> the oracle of omaha. shares of hp taking off after berkshire takes a stakes. >>> and amazon facing scrutiny from regulators around the use of your data >>> and lawmakers set to take on the hot button issues of

at 19 outbreak, china's biggest city of 26000000 has been under locked out for 3 weeks. ah, i'm really mohammad walking to the program. grants president flooded me as the lens . he says, russia has begun a battle for the don bass, shifting at the salt off to setbacks near the capital cave. officials told reporters, the russians are attacking along a front, nearly 500 kilometers ball in ukraine's east and south. his president, zalinski speaking aaliyah, that is zamora, we can now state the russian troops had begun the battle for the dawn about swath for which they had been preparing for a long time. still, she or a significant part of the entire russian army is now concentrated on this offensive . no matter how many russian troops are driven there, we will fight. we will defend ourselves and we will do it every day. we won't give up any thing. ukrainian green school, maybe the more i was that's lensky warns rushes eastern offensive is underway. ukrainians are already kidding. up, off to miss all strikes across the country. at least 7 were killed in the 1st strike on the w

also on show 26000000 lives locked down. we'll get the latest on how residents of shanghai are coping with china's drastic response to a spike in corona virus infections. welcome to the show. i'm seeing beardsley grow numbers of container ships stuck in port. a chinese economy that looks like it's stagnating and a nearly 3 percent dipping global trade. that's the bleak picture painted in the latest monthly trader port by the kill institute for the world economy. it's the 1st month to capture the implications of the war and ukraine, as well as subsequent sanctions. imports and exports fell, and most major economies. russia on almost 10 percent dropping imports. the you experience a 5.6 percent dive in exports. the chinese economies, meanwhile struggling amid its worst cope at 19 outbreak since the pandemic cutting into domestic consumption and locking down major cities. vincent dahmer is the co author of that report. he focuses on trade for the kill institute for the world economy. he joins me now. if it's a good have you on

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it's manager hopes it'll be enough to keep the company afloat during the lock down. so i had no access to cash because of the outbreak, and then suddenly this loan provides a lifeline fan. ching lighter houses. no one knows how long the lockdown will last . even with very low case numbers. chinese authorities impose curfews mass testing and seal of entire cities the case now in shanghai. state media reporting that these measures could reduce new infections to 0 within 2 weeks. this is also the hope of the owners of shattered companies in stow us, who all fear for their businesses or correspondence, old song, hans, as the desperation from the lockdown and shanghai is growing. people as frustration as growing and as a shock into the residence of different beauties, champion slogans like live, restriction or give us food or we will die from hunger. we also see small writers trying to rush out to get health care, food, and other life necessities. many more people talk to chinese social media to share their stories. in some extreme cases, threats or self harm or violence

no charges for the minneapolis police officer involved in the deadly shooting of amir locke, killed less than ten seconds after a s.w.a.t. team executed a no-knock search warrant. authorities tonight on why they say there will be no charges. >>> the pandemic tonight..- and this question. will there be a new booster shot coming for all americans? what anfda panel is now debating. >>> the deadly fall at the grand canyon. what we're learning tonight. >>> news involved the academy board of governors and will smith, moving up their crucial meeting, and what they're now saying tonight. >>> and a very moving performance here in new york city. a tribute to peter jennings and the unexpected moment on stage. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. we are tracking a deadly tornado outbreak as we come on tonight. a staggering 49 reported tornadoes in five states. several ef-2s already confirmed. where this is headed in the coming hours, and then the northeast. >>> but we're going to begin tonight with the war in ukraine. president biden speaking out tonight abo

as you mention, lock downs are affecting millions of people. in the past few weeks we have seen authorities sometimes locked out an entire city for a single case. the reason they're doing this of course is quite obvious. the central leadership has made clear zero covid is here to stay. because they say this is still the most effective way to protect people and according to them to avoid massive death and destruction. that the covid virus has caused in the west. but, the result of that is across the country local authorities are lesson drawn is not how impossible to contain the virus. but rather when it comes to lock down to do it early and big. >> all right. thank you. >>> we have breaking news from afghanistan. where witnesses report multiple explosions at schools in western kabul. police say this happened in a predominantly neighborhood in western kabul. there's no clear information yet on casualties. we'll continue to follow this story and bring you details as they come in. >>> still to come, ukraine's president says thousands of have been f

what it shows and the reaction from locke's family >>> new developments in the deadly mass shooting in sacramento police say at least five gunmen opened fire what they believe spa sparked it >>> big oil ceos on the hot seat how they responded >>> and inside the bitcoin boom the mayor hoping to make his city the crypto capital of america. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, everyone the further our cameras travel along the bloodied, gnarled path of the russian war machine, the more the apparent russian strategy reveals itself: destroy everything arriving at the kyiv suburb of borodyanka, it becomes clear there was no safe place and no regard for civilian lives. destroyed buildings in the kyiv suburb now sitting atop the remains of hundreds who may have taken shelter, their bodies still to be unearthed. tonight, the russian forces after leaving their grotesque calling card in places like this may be now heading to join in the destruction of mariupol where the mayor says more than 90% of the city's infrastructure has already been destroyed. today th

the men here are locked in their cells 23 hours a day. i'm given sheets, slippers and some toiletries, and shown to my cell. >> cell 11, go ahead in, please. go ahead, close. naturally, phones aren't allowed. all i have is my journal, a pen, a novel, my watch and an am/fm radio. i also have cameras all around me installed by our crew to record my experience and my thoughts. as journalists we know that to get to the heart of something you have to get inside it. the closer you are to something, the more it's revealed to you. >> i soon meet my neighbor, william curtis who is serving a life sentence for second-degree murder. he tells me he's locked in ccr because he's tried to escape multiple times. >> how far did you get? >> not very. >> he's only allowed out of his cell one hour a day. >> do you go out? >> not very often. the last time i was out there was probably about four years ago. >> you haven't seen the sun in four years? >> four years. it's hard to imagine. i just want to get through the night. >> all right, man. you take care of you

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it's manager hopes it'll be enough to keep the company afloat during the locked down. so i had no access to cash because of the outbreak and then suddenly this loan provides a lifeline and ching, lighter houses. no one knows how long the lockdown will last. even with very low case numbers. chinese authorities imposed curfews mass testing and seal of entire cities the case now in shanghai. state media reporting that these measures could reduce new infections to 0 within 2 weeks. this is also the hope of the owners of shattered companies in stow us, who all fear for their businesses. let's get more this from dw sold, sung han entire paid. so 26000000 people on lock down. how are they reacting? proposed frustration is growing. and as shocking to see residents of different beauties chanting slogans like lived, there is restriction or give us food all we will die from hunger. we also see small rioters trying to rush out to get health care, food, and other life necessities. many more people took to chinese social media to share their stories. in some extreme cases, threats o

tv net work with a team living through the lock down. in my community, we're allowed out when summoned by workers using a megaphone and when dark out, a flashlight. >> getting late evening now request to go get a covid test. >> reporter: my neighbors and i line up. ready for health workers to scan our codes. which link the results to our id. night or day. the testing is constant. >> someone in the community tested positive. they'll test each of us once again. >> reporter: we can leave the house to line up for government distribution. or to get approved deliveries. usually the most exciting part of the day. >> vacuum sealed and several boxes of traditional chinese medicine. a bunch of face masks. a box that has a bunch of fresh trut fruit. some frozen meat and two kits. >> reporter: food deliveries this plentiful or rare. most of us spend the morning trying to order groceries online. orders sell out quickly. not enough delivery drivers to get through the lock down barriers. communities like mine resorting to group buys. we come together i

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oh, china is businesses are sounding via law locked downs and major cities like shanghai, i'm pushing companies, i'm supply chains to breaking point will ask how long china can cling to it. 0 cove, it policy and india is unwillingness decide against russia has irritated allies in the west will take a closer look at the developing trade relationship between daddy and moscow. this is data be a business on robots in berlin. well, to the program, chinese businesses, a warning of the severe impact of shanghai is prolonged lockdown. carmakers say they may have to hope production with their suppliers in the city. unable to produce pars varsity 25000000 residents have been kept mostly at home for weeks. now as the chinese government maintains its social 0 covey approach to pandemic restrictions, shipping giants are also warning that the shanghai locked out. a snarled up, the world's busiest container port. let's get more on this from resident china washer. clifford caitlin. clifford, thanks for joining us in the studio and just tell us what impact is there a covered policy is already having a

>> the scale of this lock down is just staggering. 25 million residents in shanghai locked in indefinitely. in china's most populous city. people are feeling helpless and frustrated. but much of the dissent is censored. numerous complaints of people online struggling to get basic essentials. no medical care. the stories were wiped off the internet in china immediately after they were posted. >> reporter: anger is reaching a boiling point in shanghai. social immediate wra showing residents in lock down protesting chanting we want jobs. we want freedom. hundreds in one neighborhood broke out of confinement. pleading for affordable food. this resident confronts the police yelling why are we being starved? residents in another neighborhood crowded at the gate inside their compound asking why not put us in prison? we have been locked in for 26 days anyway. shanghai is now the center of china's worst crisis since the early days of the pandemic. most of the city's 25 million residents are under strict lock down. with no clear ends in sight. residents aren't allowed today briefly step outside. cnn