leon: for the murder of eric jackson, so far the police have not made an arrest. two women have been sentenced for february's murder inside d.c. upscale donovan hotel. in may, jamyra gallmon pleaded guilty to killing david messerschmitt. a judge ten sensed her -- sentenced her to 24 years in prison. her partner will serve six months in the gait. gallmon stabbed messerschmitt but he fought back. they found each other on an ad on craigslist. wall street reeling as the dow plummeted 530 points, 3.5% loss on the heels of yesterday's 350-point selloff. they combined to give wall street the worst week since 2011. oil prices dropped today closing at just over $40 a barrel. that is territory we haven't seen since the recession. tense moments on the campaign trail today. [inaudible] >> in iran and isis, it's a governmental body executing them for homosexual -- leon: that about res ellen paige squaring off at the iowa state fair with ted cruz. paige pushed cruz to answer for laws that allow lgbt people to be discriminated against in the workplace. the exchange lasted five m

trenton's mayor eric jackson appointed the city attorney to the position while the administration looks for a permanent replacement. the law director is one of four attorneys who make up trenton's law department. >>> drivers in delaware won't have to worry about losing their license if they fail to pay fines from minor moving violations. governor markell signed that bill into law today. it amends the procedures for suspension nonrenewal or nonduplication of licenses if drivers haven't paid motor vehicle charges. >>> another former church in narberth would be converted to office and apartment space if the owner has his way. it is narberth's oldest church. the planning commission will meet tonight to discuss the owner's proposal. the former united methodist church and st. margaret church's gleason center are also under construction to be converted to condos. >>> the longest heat wave of the summer continues. we have been up to 92 degrees so far and we may have at least one other day coming. we have a chance of some showers in at least parts of the area during the night tonight and a big b

eric jackson an investor wrote a column saying this concerns me, the fact tim cook, ceo, is using upy shareholder concerns. this is a departure of from what apple used to do, didn't respond to anything, give quarter update, shows a little bit of panic, western the declining apple share price is going to be a reason for employees to leave. i'm just wondering what you think about that sort of counter-argument? >> i think tim cook feels an obligation to make the market feel at peace with what's going on at the company. it is an employee concern big big shareholder concern. i'm sure big shareholders are saying what are you doing, why don't you say something. i can understand why he would want to do that for sure. >> the fact they did not reiterate guidance, does that concern you? bothers to go out and write e-mail and say soothing things about china but doesn't go as far to say, we're still good for the year. >> the other thing you want to keep in mind, apple has to keep that buzz aldrin in china, also good for business. everything we've seen in china, we were just there a couple weeks a

meanwhile, trenton mayor eric jackson has asked his constituents not to jump to conclusions before theorney general finishes his investigation. joining me now are salima jackson, mother of rodez hearns, and samuel herman, attorney for the family. i'll just start by asking you how rodez is doing. >> he's progressing. he's still in a lot of pain, so he's still working on walking normally again. >> and then so i want to go to you on some of the discrepancies in the facts of the case, samuel. the police say that rodez ran from them and that he had a gun and that a gun was recovered. what is wrong with that narrative, in your view? >> let's talk about what happened. on the night in question, rodez and two of his friends were walking towards the corner of louise avenue and calhoun streets in trenton. at that time, an unmarked van approached them, and three individuals jumped out of the vehicle with their guns drawn. at that time, rodez did what anyone would do, is he turned around and ran in the opposite direction. he took about three or four steps and was struck seven times. >> what about t

the naacp, the reverend jesse jackson and former attorney general eric holder, among those remembering the civil rights leader's legacy. julian bond first came to national prominence with snicc, emerging to a national movement. it moved towards militancy in the 1960s. here's how bond described the organization's change. >> we appeal to what they thought was a conscience in this country, and found it couldn't be appealed, that the whole movement tried to appeal to that conscience and got no response. and now they're interested through their rhetoric and their public pronouncements, and militantizing, if that's a word, militantizing the population in this country. >> he went on to local politics in georgia. he was elected to the georgia house of representatives in 1965. the body refused to seat him because of his opposition to the vietnam war. and his support of those who resisted the draft. the u.s. supreme court decision a year later forced the georgia house to finally seat bond. bond remained an outspoken voice while in office. he took on the carter administration over the lack of afr

eric said after jesse was off the boat, just in passing on this panel, "i'm very glad that the first black president obama had been elected was not jesse jackson but was barack obama." at which point jeremy scahill brilliant investigative reporter and catholic worker writer said "that is the most racist comment i've ever heard" and all hell broke loose, and other things happened on the cruise, but that's another kind of issue on which there are differences of opinion in the liberal left community and in the black/white community and so the nation is not immune from having differences and i'm very glad katrina is dealing with them these days. >> i was going to say "the nation" is also changing the whole concept of the cruise. i thought you were going -- >> no, i am proud that -- one thing i started last year, trips to cuba, and i say that because it's -- charles bittnor has been involved with them but i was at the reopening of the cuban embassy this past monday which was an extraordinary moment to see the 1961 flag be reraised at the embassy, but it's values aligned, the nation for more than 55 years has been fighting for cuban independence fro

eric said after jesse was off the boat, just in passing on this panel, "i'm very glad that the first black president obama had been elected was not jesse jackson but was barack obama." at which point jeremy scahill brilliant investigative reporter and catholic worker writer said "that is the most racist comment i've ever heard" and all hell broke loose, and other things happened on the cruise, but that's another kind of issue on which there are differences of opinion in the liberal left community and in the black/white community and so the nation is not immune from having differences and i'm very glad katrina is dealing with them these days. >> i was going to say "the nation" is also changing the whole concept of the cruise. i thought you were going -- >> no, i am proud that -- one thing i started last year, trips to cuba, and i say that because it's -- charles bittnor has been involved with them but i was at the reopening of the cuban embassy this past monday which was an extraordinary moment to see the 1961 flag be reraised at the embassy, but it's values aligned, the nation for more than 55 years has been fighting for cuban independence fro

eric shawn with the latest. we're back with muhammad elarian. muhammad, the comments coming out of stanley fisher, vice chairman of the federal reserve out of the jackson hole meeting were interesting because he said the confidence in inflation is moving up in pretty high numbers but that the previous case for a september liftoff was not conclusi conclusive. he keeps mentioning china and the devaluation of the currency there. why is the devaluation of the yuan in china so critical to whether or not the fed raises rates, muhammad? >> for several reasons. one is that the fed is worried about the unintended consequences of raising rates. while the domestic indicators, especially the drop markets, are significant nagle go ahead fed raise in september, the international indicators are saying be careful. if you move too quickly, then a few things are going to happen. one is you're going to strengthen the dollar and that's going to cree aid a head wind for the economy. second, you can contribute to financial instability globally and that will spill back onto the u.s. so the fed wants to keep its options open because there are conflicting signals coming from t

eric said after jesse was off i'm boat just in passing, " very glad the first black president" -- obama had been elected -- "was not jesse jackson but barack obama," at which point jeremy's cahill said, "that is the most racist comment i have ever heard," and all hell broke loose. and other things happened on the cruise, but that's another kind of issue on which there are differences of opinion in the liberal left community and in the black/white community. " is not immune from having differences, and i'm very glad katrina is dealing with them these days. mr. naftali: i was also going to say that "the nation" is also changing the whole concept of the cruise. -- heuvel: i am proud that one thing i started last year, a trip to cuba, and i say that because charles bittner has been involved, but i was at the reopening of the cuban embassy this past monday, which was an extraordinary moment to see the 1961 lag be raised at the embassy, but it is very values aligned. "the nation" has been fighting for cuban independence. but it's also a mark of a changing journalistic environment, not to get too down to earth here, but i don't know if