where 11-year-old derrell can play video games. eat a free lunch. and see other worlds open up before him. >> it's like when you read books you learn new things every day. i want to keep my mind ready for the next grade because you know, over the summer kids forget like everything so i like to keep it fresh in my mind. >> he spends almost every single summer day at the library while his father derrel simmons senior sells used movies down the block. >> your kid is down here in this environment. how do you think that sounds? >> can you keep your child away from bad elements. you can't keep them away completely but you can tell him what not to do and try to instill in him a sense of purpose in life. >> reporter: poverty, joblessness and drug addiction have all weighed heavily on this neighborhood. but one thing we heard again and again, as we reported this story, was that the violence and unrest do not tell the full story of this community. at the heart of which lies the library. >> come on in. >> malaney townsend diggs is the branch manager. >> we see

where 11-year-old derrell can play video games. eat a free lunch. and see other worlds open up before him. >> it's like when you read books you learn new things every day. i want to keep my mind ready for the next grade because you know, over the summer kids forget like everything so i like to keep it fresh in my mind. >> he spends almost every single summer day at the library while his father derrel simmons senior sells used movies down the block. >> your kid is down here in this environment. how do you think that sounds? >> can you keep your child away from bad elements. you can't keep them away completely but you can tell him what not to do and try to instill in him a sense of purpose in life. >> reporter: poverty, joblessness and drug addiction have all weighed heavily on this neighborhood. but one thing we heard again and again, as we reported this story, was that the violence and unrest do not tell the full story of this community. at the heart of which lies the library. >> come on in. >> malaney townsend diggs is the branch manager. >> we see

derrell simmons has to walk some of the most dangerous streets in america to where h he finds safety. the enoc pratt free library. >> somebody got shot the other day. i feel safer in here than out there. >> the library sits at the corner of pennsylvania and north avenues. the epicenter of unrest back in april. that's when protests turned to riots after the death of freddy gray. killed after police allegedly gave him a rough ride in a van. rioters looted and destroyed dozens of businesses. the images broadcast around the world. ever since, violence has engulfed baltimore. june and july have been the most violent months in decades. the city recorded its 200th murder in august. >> come on in. >> mullaney townsend briggs is the manager. >> this library needs to remain in this neighborhood. this library is servicing young people, servicing adults, people who don't have jobs can come in and get on the computer and apply for jobs. >> reporter: you opened up the day after the riots. kids come in here and they're reading books. >> uh-huh. >> as broken glass is all over this city and police are

joining me now, aaron gibbs, and derrel crocs.e of this, aaron, looking at market today, they are tentative. a lot of headlines to grapple with, what about next week and the end of the quarter? >> i think for q3, you know we're 2 or 3 weeks out, we have a same story, somewhat of a decline in earnings, energy is holding back. we see potential for healthcare. liz: durrell. where do you fall on this one. you head up wells fargo retirement accounts, how do you, just the portfolios. >> actually, it is really important i think as you look at reaction today, as janet yellen walked back from her comments from the press conference the other day, you get the reaction that week expected, strength in financials. a stronger dollar, a steeping of the yield curve. we think as you move through fourth quarter to next year that equity rallies, we would still want be to over exposed to more cyclical sectors of the market like technology, and industrials today. liz: okay so you believe we have that opportunity for strength and equities it is better t