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watch the man on your left fall onto the tracks. what you should do to potentially save a life. >> but first, a survival story. twice, the philadelphia police officer who lived through being shot for the second time in less than five years. >> all day long, we've been following the story, a murder suspect dies during a shootout with police. that suspect also shot one of their own. a veteran who previously escaped gunfire. >> this is the bullet proof vest who saved the officer's life in 2010. he was also wearing a bullet proof vest today. we're live with more tonight. >> reporter: jacqueline and jim, that swat officer received an award after he was shot five years ago. again this morning he was shot in the line of duty. a swat officer defied the odds in the line of duty in five years. >> that's what those guys do. they risk their lives. it's just absolutely amazing. >> reporter: the officer took a bullet to the abdomen this morning while trying to arrest murder suspect devon guisherd in northeast philadelphia. police say guisherd gra

stocks falling today. the dow jones industrial average falling .9%.alling more than 21 points. also falling more , a lot of that related to amd, shares falling more than 12% after the company said that it missed analyst estimates. let's look at oil prices. they are also tumbling today. a lot of sellers and oil, down more than 2.5% right now. and $.20 for a barrel of nymex crude. we are seeing that decline throughout the energy complex in natural gas. let's take a look at top stories in the hour. euro zone leaders made it clear it is up to greece to explain how it will pull itself out of the crisis. the greek prime minister is attending the summit today. it is seen as another last ditch attempt to stay in the eurozone. hans nichols is there. we seem to be learning a little bit more about the tone of the meetings today. what do you take away from the headlines? about what confusing was actually expected heading into the meeting. there were a lot of conversations where greece needed to present specifics. they did not. they presented general views and not

it certainly has the potential to come this fall.t outreach is usda currently doing to prepare states that have not yet been impacted for a potential outbreak? dr. clifford: thank you, mr. chairman. we have had several meetings. with the industries and with the states. preparing for this fall, we have sent a survey to the states to prepare them and to prepare us to make sure that the states have identified beforehand the necessary needs for disposal of birds, whether it be a land fill, so we know exactly where those birds need to be taken or how we plan to dispose of those birds. in addition, besides other types of outreach we have done, we are planning on sending our survey to the industry itself, to address some of the questions that we have for them in making sure they are prepared. from all that this outreach and things we are doing, we are preparing a usda plan that will be provided to the secretary of agriculture and also to the stakeholders across the u.s. rep. rouzer: are the states being fairly responsive? dr. clifford: abso

. >> you won't get a few months in the summer going by without someone falling and seriously being hurt or killed. >> three tourists from san diego were walking along the cliffside overlook known as seal beach. the couple started walking towards their car. their friend stayed behind to enjoy the spectacular view just a little longer. when the couple turned around, she was gone. they rushed to the cliff's edge, and they were horrified to discover that she had apparently fallen some 500 feet down the cliff. they ran to a store nearby for help. rescue workers found the woman at the bottom of the cliff. she was dead. there was no way she could have survived the 500-foot drop. unfortunately, accidents here do happen. >> everybody wants to climb out and get that picture of the ocean behind them. so they're out on the edge, on the precipice, and things happen. >> one other fellow said people fall off the cliff like logs out here. >> the victim was 20-year-old donna hartman. >> it was absolutely horrible. when you know that one of the almost phobias that this young woman had was heights, and sh

will it be the leaning tower of sioux falls?hings did not go quite according to plan. on saturday. and now sioux falls has its own leaning tower. >> the explosion shortened approximately 40 feet in mere seconds. so the building went from 205 feet to roughtly 160 feet tall, so the wrecking ball could reach the rest of the building and bring the top of it down. >> it takes the wrecking ball three weeks to finish the job. during that time, the leaning tower of zip makes national news. and thousands more make donations to the ms foundation, totaling more than $150,000. >> i would say another 20, 30% came in after the fact because of the way this thing all turned out. >> if it had just fallen over, okay, it's over. it's what we expected. it was the blooper of it all. >> the initial demolition may have been a bust but that blooper led to something quite progressive. the zip's soft concrete is crushed, recycled, and laid into the foundation of the new building. sherpa place. >> it's not the tallest building in south dakota anymore, but

bush hospitalized after a fall. his condition. >>> president obama selling the iran nuclear deal at home and he is fighting back at critics. >>> plus emotional. an emotional caitlyn jenner accepting the arthur ashe award. welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. it is 4:00 a.m. in the east. john berman

we are single-tracking through west falls church because of a person struck by a train in west falls church. we'll have more thought the morning. off ramp to river road, disabled vehicle is still blocking that right lane. and 270 south inner and outer loop, 95 over to 270. no problems there. no problems on 66 inbound same thing 95 northbound. remember to listen to our friends on wtop 103.5 when you hop in your car. we'll have more on the orange line issue coming up in ten minutes. >>> we know about our significant others, but one thing people remain in the dark about is how much they make. it's one area you can't afford not knowing. >>> a fiery crash ends with car parts and other debris in the stands. >>> david culver at the live desk. 6:14. that breaking news coming in on metro's orange line. a train hit a person at the west falls church station. we know that trains are single-tracking through the area. you should expect delays in both directions there. and i was just told that the silver line may be expecting some delays there as well. orange and silver line possible delays this mo

after second quarter earnings fall.oming liveirst up, from bloomberg's asia headquarters in hong kong. good morning. i'm even oyvonne man. we have this while day in china, down 8.5%. it sparked the selloff across the world. we are continuing to see extended those losses today, down about one third of a percent. spot iszealand dollar slightly gaining but we continue to see pressure on these commodities currencies. there are some forecasting that it could drop as much as 55 u.s. cents. we are counting down to the opening in australia, japan and korea. less than one hour away for japan, it looks like we will continue to see this selloff today. 25 closing 1% yesterday in tokyo. futures in chicago looking to another lower open today. the dollar/yen is weakening right now. only one story -- the chaos in china. the composite plunged 8.5% yesterday while shenzhen fell 7%. it was shanghai's biggest one-day slump since february 2007 and it triggered a worldwide selloff. let's bring in david. we have seen it in the europe and u.s.

having a big fall as well. what we are seeing are those small stocks falling.ere down byanies around 12% on the shanghai composite yesterday. you can really see over the last month, we have had those really big dips coming through in the overall index. the biggest u.s. chinese traded fund was down 2.5% overnight in new york. that is extending its losses to june 12 by around 22%. the bloomberg u.s. china equity we track was down 5.1%. that is a really big drop we are seeing coming through. we can see this is a bit of a red flag for confidence coming through in overall mainland stocks. angie: a red flag for china. what else can the government do? iette: we are seeing new measures coming through from the bank of china. a suspension of i videos, support -- a suspension of ipos, brokering money back into the system. pumped through liquidity from china securities finance core and even this does not lift finance confidence. they are worried about the savings of all these chinese investors and he wants to shore up confidence to make sure there is not political unrest.

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of niagara falls to his death. rescuers are attempting to toss him a life ring. but suddenly, the man slips, and they fear they've lost him for good. >> when he first fell, he grabbed onto the rocks. and then within a few seconds, he slid back probably another two or three feet. and at that point, his legs actually went over the brink. >> but against all odds, the man is able to pull himself up on a rock. >> and then there's just jubilation. he stands up, and it's miraculous. it's an unbelievable experience to see somebody just sheer will and drive of that person to not go over and just stand up. >> he's up, but it's not time to celebrate yet. the man's footing is still unstable. co-pilot art litsinger knows he has precious seconds to act and only he can save the man now. but spray is pelting him in the face. and so blindly, he tosses the life ring into the teeth of the swirling wind. >> fortunately, i got pretty close to him, and the current took it right across in front of his face, about two foot in front of him

we had the china small-cap index falling by its daily limit. state bank companies doing well up around 10%. some of these smaller companies coming under pressure. that contagion flowing over into hong kong. extending that rout yesterday. down 3.2% yesterday. the hang seng down today. elsewhere, a much brighter picture. we have the 06 200 and australia closing higher. reversing a lot of those falls. that was despite a tumble coming through in the oil price. we saw some good coming through through the minors. some of the smaller minors certainly not impacting the overall move. the nikkei up by 1.3%. -- down by 7.1%. wade by health care stocks. jonathan: juliette saly joining us from over in hong kong. alexis tsipras fishing desk facing rusher -- facing pressure. joker says he will call on tsipras. the greeks walking out of talks was a serious error. angela merkel warned greece is running out of time. this is the ecb type conditions for greek banks. let us get the latest. paul gordon is standing by. on's nichols is in brussels that summit. guy joh

falls' pockets.the brutality of the attack that took place in the house where the victim was able to defend herself and survive -- all those things together lead us to believe that mr. falls has been involved in similar crimes. he is 45 years old. it's unlikely this is his first violent crime. >> reporter: the case now extending far beyond west virginia. investigate roors in nevada, oregon and illinois all look at potential clues that may reveal insights into his past. authorities tell cnn an item found in falls' car is believed to be linked to evidence discovered on several dismembered bodies in las vegas back in 2005 where falls lived at the thyme. there were remains found in trash bags. all of the victims, escorts. one of the cases, lindsey marie harris whose legs were discovered in illinois three weeks after she disappeared. they are also also look of the a cases in eugene, oregon where falls lived in 2010. >> creepy, tight lipped and not a chummy guy. somebody who doesn't want to be expo exposed

make more money when natural gas falls. guest: what we have seen recently in the past week, accommodation of no real hot summer weather in the mid-atlantic and the east and the fall off of gas prices. we are seeing incredibly low power prices. the lowest i have seen in quite some time. : they compete against each other. what is your out like -- outlook for prices? guest: with the amount of supply it will be range bound for the next two years. we have gas assets -- gas generation assets sit on top of to gas assets and we tend buy gas lower than others so that softens the blow for us. the general outlook longer-term is the gas prices are going to be range bound while the supply exceeds demand. it will take until you start exporting natural gas, until you start using lng, shipping it abroad, and higher power burn using natural gas as coal plants retire. that will help the supply get soaked in by higher demand. it becomes more attractive for the end user as gas prices fall. coal is less attractive. guest: there is somewhat of a

rain fall rates over an inch an hour, this is a pretty big storm southwest of midland and rain fall rates about three quarters of an inch per hour, and this is a big storm around chantilly. no lightning or hail, but there's rain fall over one and a half inches per hour moving up 28 toward sterling and reston, it's held together very well. still no lightning, but we see heavy rain fall with the storm, to flash flooding is possible, and just trying to get home tonight, even cook out will be a problem early on. by 9:30 most everything is gone. couple of left over light showers indicated in green. when we return we'll talk about a cold front for wednesday, not just heavy storm, but perhaps severe storms. >>> thanks, now back to the story you saw live over the course of more than three hours this morning. >> a lock down at alter reed brought on -- walter reed brought in by reports of a gunshot. first we have a closer look at exactly what happened today, that's tonight's top story, andrea is live outside the medical center. >> reporter: after three and a half tense hours, employees were finally

they says falls armed with this gun asked her live or die?hen started choking her. >> when he strangled me, um, he just wouldn't let me get any air, and so i grabbed my rake and when he laid the gun down to get the rake out of my hands i shot him. i just grabbed the gun and shot behind me. >> heather ran out of the house and flagged down neighbor who called 911. >> inside falls' car detectives found a machete axes, knives a shovel an sledgehammer, bleach, plastic trash bags, a bullet proof vest and four sets of handcuffs. now police are investigating whether he could be connected to the murder or disappearance of nine women across three states. ohio illinois and nevada. evidence found with dismembered bodies outside of las vegas were falls used to live is similar to an item found in her car and all the women were escorts most of whom advertised online. steve cooper is with charleston police. >> it's likely that mr. falls is a serial killer. i believe she saved lives by shooting mr. falls based and what did he to her and based on the items tha

for those in the book trade all over the world to come together to find out the hot new titles for fall and winter to meet with a cultural exchange today you would have seen a very expensive boosts from china as they are the guest of honor and that is controversial because the pan-american center has held counter programming protesting china's presence so as a newsworthy story that is something that is interesting to keep track of >>host: so for authors to preview their books with the fall been the busiest time of the year, twice a year you put out your books for the year. folks can find the books online? >> go to buzz publishers marketplace.com you can download it

but it did fall well below the 4000 level again today. we saw the market rebound, we've seen that since it hit bottom on july 8, but again, half of that just today in this one session we lost. alexander: we saw the government stepped in to try and calm down these markets. is this not working anymore? rachel: we saw the bubbles are to burst in mid-june when the markets peaked at 5100 and then 100 50% over last year's volume at that time. and then we start seeing wild swings day today with market up and then down in the government steps in with the support of measures to try and prop up the market. they did work for several weeks, was all rallies for three weeks. now there are signs of the government is going to withdraw its support to think that the market can support itself. and we are getting new signs that the economy is slowing, we got some new data today they came in down and also some manufacturing data the came in below expectations friday. investors aren't confident right now the chinese economy and the size of the government is go

90 by 6:00 mid-90s it will quickly dropped around 8:00 into mid '80s temperatures will continue to fall overnight tonight looking at open about 40 mi. off the west temperatures are into the mid to upper 50s. >>michelle apon: quickly warming up until lower 70's by noon and then by the early afternoon a little bit warmer bacchanal with a person of mr. ride around 80 degrees of like westbury's a live look outside the working group to fall once again very typical for this time of year mid-50s across the peninsula upper 50s to lower 60s across the ease pressure live in was what we are talking about warm temperatures for this morning across the east of a valley concord 54 agreed and is often the east of antioch 71 and were at 72 across the south of may to mid 60's if you are in the north bay mid-50s as of right now what looks like at the bay bridge traffic is moving smoothly this morning as a mecca with the toll plaza a quick check of the san mateo bridge traffic moving westbound over 92 a very smooth ride as of right now quick 12 minutes looking at the golden gate bridge were talking about t

shares falling to the three-month low.ontinue watching that on social media this money -- morning. let's talk about the new greek minister. not having a good first down on the job. according to social media. take a look at this. this is a picture that was all over social media about his notes. they were handwritten, scribbled on a notepad from the hotel. some people trying to decode what he is saying. my pick -- one person say, is taking notes on paper getting old? where is his ipad? back to you. ♪ mark: i am halperin. i'm heidi. with all due respect to the simpson there is someone else , you might want to consider to voice of those characters. mark: mm. donuts. ♪ mark it's funny because it is : true. but first hillary clinton. she has done her first national television interview and held a short press availability in iowa city. in both those events, clinton assertively hit the topic that is dominatre

bush after a fall. >> and we look at falls like that and what is being done nationally to keep elderly from getting hurt in their homes. >> a break from the heat and humidity and it comes back with a vengeance. i'm sigourney weaver and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world... like our state parks. the adirondacks are my favorite. for hiking, fishing, camping, you name it. niagara falls is the oldest state park, but visiting it never gets old. the readers of a national newspaper voted letchworth the #1 state park in america. watkins glen, #3. new york state parks are a gift. plan your vacation at iloveny.com/summer there's something for everyone. >>> doctors now say former president, george h.w. bush suffers no neuro logical damage when he fell and injures his neck. he fell in his home in kennebunkport, maine yesterday they didn't say how he fell but is in good spirits today. bush at 91 is the oldest living former president. and turning to health check now the former president's injury highlights the dangers of falls and the alarming rise in their numbers. ali gorma

it feels like fall out there.ey and his forecast. >> the temperatures in the 50s and 60s right now. still falling at this hour. you saw cloud at cape may. the temperatures are in the 60s across delaware and south jersey. but skies are mostly in the clear it's 50s. 56 now in reading. mt. pocono at 52. a beautiful day ahead. bright sunshine. 65 at 7:00. by 10:00 we will be only up to 71 degrees and 77 with very low humidity at 1:00 this afternoon. wind out of the north will continue through the morning. the dry

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prices have been falling significantly. the copper futures project falling down to six-year lows.sachs said that could worsen, but copper prices are getting a bullish outlook from citigroup. if you look at gold, holdings have declined for a fourth straight week. gold has been under pressure with barclays saying, if gold is below $1100, it is not an attractive holding for investors. there is a lot of pressure on commodities at the moment that will hurt miner profits as well. yvonne: not looking good on the commodities front. juliet, thank you for that. let's get a closer look at the with ju yi from bloomberg intelligence. you have really been in the field. what is the sentiment like in china in terms of performance? week andin china last i found the operating performance diversified between large-scale producers and small-scale producers. large-scale producers may have some margins. might gole producers out of the market because they have to incur high operating costs applied by the government to implement environmental protection provinces -- policies. we may see leading producers

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rain is still falling in philadelphia. some areas seeing showers and thunderstorms and a chance that you'll need your umbrella even into this afternoon. we'll see temperatures in the 80s today. we'll go through it hour by hour with the futurecast when we come back. iran keeps their nuclear facilities. military sites can go uninspected. restrictions end after 10 years. then iran could build a nuclear weapon in two months. iran has violated 20 international agreements and is the leading state sponsor of terrorism. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> 20 minutes before 6:00. we've been watching the rain fall in philadelphia. it's tapering off quickly. it will not be an all-day rainfall but clouds will be around for much of the day. 71 degrees to start with. the storms have exited philadelphia. the heavier rainfall with showers and thunderstorms moving through southern delaware and into south jersey just approaching the shore. the hour by hour future weather shows showers into the 9:00 hou

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not only do you have apple falling you have all of the apple suppliers that tend to fall when apple fallsan update in a little bit on the last time we saw a decline like this for apple. also, when you talk about big cap text, microsoft not helping matters today either with a 3% decline. they posted a big loss, a $3.7 billion write-down related to know here, but that is not why the shares are down. we knew about that already. the company is already talking about weakness in the corporate business we know the pc business is weak, but microsoft, one of the core areas where they have seen strength has been the windows business -- that seems to be waning when it comes to corporate clients. the company is now offering versions of windows 10 for free trying to right the ship a little bit. one company higher on earnings today, or was higher on earnings today -- let's see if that is right. there we go, up 3% boeing. the 787 dreamliner pacing record jet deliveries. the order backlog is stretching into the 2020's and earnings are eating estimates. it is not all negative, rbc, but in technology there

the energy trade falls off a cliff. we spoke to the ceo of a major power generator about how he is hedging his bets. in athens this the latesth all details and analysis. first, we want to get to what happened in the market in the u.s.. it was a stunning reversal for markets. a huge comeback. at one point, major averages were down over 1% and they have clawed their way higher. dow had a 20 six point swing. utilities and consumer staples leave the market. energy's and materials and industrials lag. it was a stunning reversal on a day where we saw more volume than normal. let's get right to julie hyman who was looking at some of these big market movers. julie: a lot of slings in the session. consumer staples, energy shares turned around. there was a move and utilities. this has been interesting group. year to date, the worst performance group. you cancer the philadelphia today. index up 2.5% this coincided with a drop in the 10 year yield to a one-month low. initially today, as we saw this selloff in stocks, we saw people

i looked back and that's when i began falling. i said to myself, oh, lord, where am i falling? fall. >> with professor hill on the ground, parker steamrolls right over him. it's all caught on a store security camera. >> when he ran over him i was shocked and i said oh, lord is this the movies or what? because i didn't know -- i never seen nothing like that. >> i remember the immediate onset of the impact, the bumper. my head lifted because i was trying to raise up to probably move and get up and run again and after the bumper hit my temp area here on my side, i became unconscious and i don't remember anything after that. >> after running over professor hill parker gets out of his car and begins swinging at a bystander who witnessed the crime. >> i see when he shut the car off he hit some little boy in front of the car. he hit him and then he ran in the store. >> but he's not in the store for long. >> that's when the guys came out. they were jumping on him. the guys were hitting him because of what he had done. he ran over mr. hill. and they know him and everything so that's the

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bush hospitalized after a fall. what we know about his condition. >>> president obama selling the iran nuclear deal at home and around the world. team coverage breaking down the latest this morning. >>> plus an emotional caitlyn jenner accepting the arthur ashe courage award. good morning. i'm christine romans. it is thursday july 16th. john berman has the day off. a major scare for former president george h.w. bush. he is in the hospital in portland maine, after the fall in kennebunk port maine. he fell in maine and broke a bone in his neck. he is stable and fine but in a neck brace. the spokesman says the 91-year-old former president is not expected to have a long hospital stay. the elder bush suffers from parkinson's disease. >>> beginning this morning, a new day of campaigning by the white house for the iran nuclear deal. vice president biden meets with democrats on the senate foreign relations committee today. that follows the sit down with house democrats on wednesday. and a news conference by the president ai

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temperatures are still falling at this hour.we are almost 15 degrees cooler in some spots than yesterday morning at this time. low humidity too. it's going to be a pleasant morning but next couple of days. it's the weekend that is going to get hot and we will see the return of humidity. right now, 59 degrees in doylestown. millville at 66. still clouds in south jersey. millville temperatures in the 60s and no sign of wet weather and dry over citizens bank park and we will see sunshine today. rainfall is done and few scattered clouds in south jersey. a line of light cloud but no rain there moving through allentown. hour-by-hour future weather keeps us in the clear today. 80s in the afternoon for allentown and low 80s in doylestown and mt. molly and 82 norris town and bright sunny skies and temperatures in the 70s and low 80s right along the coast. there will be some clouds this morning to start with but the clouds will thin out so a nice warm up for cape may at 81 degrees. lower 80s for most of the rest of the area from philadelp

the temperatures still falling at this point. we have mostly clear skies and the humidity is on the low side this morning. a warm day but i'm tracking some showers for parts of the area. not everybody is going to see it. the fourth of july is looking warm. can't completely rule out a shower but i think most of the weekend is going to be shower-free. reading will see sunshine today and 63 and clear skies in philadelphia and 71 cape may. it's clear for now. 72 degrees. the chance of showers for the shore and delaware beaches, as showers are tracking into our area this morning. they are well to the south and west but during the day, will likely see raindrops falling at the shore. radar is completely clear for allentown and you can see the wet west spotty showers moving through virginia. but there are some thunderstorms that are popping up this morning in eastern virginia heading towards maryland this morning. those are on track for moving forwards delaware to start with the clouds will be out of here but during the day, we will see

nasdaq falling a little less because of amazon. look at my terminal and the imap, the various sectors on the move, we can see some green, consumer services because amazon and starbucks fall into that particular group. telecom also holding up a little bit better. earnings from at&t. lasik materials are down. help -- basic materials are down. let's look at the materials stocks first of all. copper and gold, right there and in him, copper and gold, those are basically the two things you do not want to be involved with right now given what prices have and doing recently. the company came out with earnings yesterday morning until about 9% yesterday, down another 7% today. we are seeing the chemical producers also falling today. acrossseeing declines the chemical companies. if you look at the oil and gas companies, energy companies, big declines. remember, go phillips recently canceled a project as oil continues to decline. services have really been hit the hardest in terms of the percentage losses recently. if the exploration and produc

they says falls armed with this gun asked her live or die?nd then started choking her. >> when he strangled me, um, he just wouldn't let me get any air, and so i grabbed my rake and when he laid the gun down to get the rake out of my hands i shot him. i just grabbed the gun and shot behind me. >> heather ran out of the house and flagged down neighbor who called 911. >> inside falls' car detectives found a machete axes, knives a shovel an sledgehammer, bleach, plastic trash bags, a bullet proof vest and four sets of handcuffs. now police are investigating whether he could be connected to the murder or disappearance of nine women across three states. ohio illinois and nevada. evidence found with dismembered bodies outside of las vegas were falls used to live is similar to an item found in her car and all the women were escorts most of whom advertised online. steve cooper is with charleston police. >> it's likely that mr. falls is a serial killer. i believe she saved lives by shooting mr. falls based and what did he to her and based on the items