michael farr is here to discuss these very touchy markets. michael, there are a couple of things that i noticed. and one is this -- and i want to ask you what it says about the state of the market. the past few days, there have been some misses or some commentary and stocks have not just reacted a little. they've reacted a lot. 20% decline. 15% decline. 10% decline. is this a sign of something -- of a market that really wants to turn south? >> it certainly feels that way, tyler. the market has been very unforgiving of any company with a miss. and yet for the second quarter, 435 companies pretty much beat expectations, it looks like, out of the s&p 500 reporting, most have beaten their expectations. on the top line, the revenues are not growing and people are concerned. i think investors are concerned about a bunch of things, not the least of which the market has been making new highs for the past few years and we're coming off those new highs. a lot of the leading industries and the breadth in the market is contracting. we thought you all hav

pat trish farr is here and his son was killed in 2006.joined by the executive director or veterans against the deal. patrick? >> thank you for having me first, charles. as i've stated on the commercial, my son, clay patrick farr, was fighting in iraq, and a member of the u.s. army, was killed by an iranian-made bomb. and i'm upset with the administration because there's a nonnuclear component of the iran nuclear agreement, and that component lifts the sanctions on several individuals and businesses. one of those individuals is responsible for at least 500 u.s. soldiers' deaths and that individual is qassem soleimani. and my impression of him being on the list is that the united states is simply giving general soleimani a full pardon as though he had never done anything wrong. all is forgiven. the administration has left these families, like myself, these soldiers who have been wounded, they've left us out in the cold. slapped us in the face. general soleimani should not have any sanctions lifted from him. in fact, shortly after the agreem

the officers in charge of the convoy is captain farr music. >> my brother was travelled to the prison. it was attacked, and we don't know what happened to him. prisoners were killed. we were told many were killed. we came to the morgue and checked. >> in march 2014, captain farouk is sentenced to 10 years in gaol for the manslaughter of the prisoners, three other officers get suspended sentences. it's the first time since pt ousting of president mohamed mursi. they protesters are tried. outside the court violence breaks out. the captain's sentence is quashed on appeal. this latest verdict is igipt's highest court. it is final and can't be appealed. >>> still to come for you on al jazeera - we tell you about the video that had soldiers put behind bars and shock an american nation. >> a cooking fuel better for health and the environment, in africa. stay with us. practices pass >> al jazeera america primetime. get the real news you've been looking for. at 7:00, a thorough wrap-up of the day's events. then at 8:00, john seigenthaler digs deeper into the stories of the day. and at 9:00, ge

felicity farr is up next from london. ♪ >>> gunmen attack one of istanbul's top tourist attractions,iers are killed by a roadside bomb in southeast turkey. ♪ >>> hello there i'm felicity barr, and this is al jazeera live from london. also coming up, three children killed every day with many more injured, the young victims of the war in yemen. >>> thai place name the main suspect in the bombing, but say he wasn't acting

christian farr reports on how family and friends are remembering a hero who served his country. >> the right when they got corey hood. >> reporter: hood survived tours of duty in iraq and afghanistan but died while entertaining a crowd at chicago's air and water show. >> our first reaction is like that can't be right. >> reporter: this video captured the moment that sergeant hood slammed into a gold host high rise saturday, we have stopped the video right before that fatal accident. >> he was motionless right before t looked like a toy soldier. i was just scared. >> reporter: sergeant hood had been doing team maneuvers during chicago's air and water show when a golden knight spokesperson says hood collided midair with a member of the navy's leap program parachute team. sergeant hood hit the building and fell onto the street below. >> he was completely unconscious. no body movements or attempts to move himself. he was completely unconscious. >> reporter: late sunday afternoon, he died from his injuries. >> he was mentally tough. mentally strong. determined. and a kid with a lot of grit.

. >> farr rell is going to be there, duran duran -- >> duran duran? hungry like the wolf? >> i had no idea, this is big news. beck. oh, my goodness -- >> challenge ca b can. >> you ready for tonight? >> i'm ready. [laughter] >> you know, it's a little early for nile. he's got a long day ahead of him. i don't want to tire him out too much. what time do you actually have to take the stage, nile? >> i probably hit around 7:30, 8:00, something like that. but i'll be here, i'll be emceeing all night too. >> wow. >> nile, listen, if you don't mind, we see you've got the guitar there. would you like to do something for us? >> i think he's got his crew with him. >> i'll try. >> all right. >> i'll try. i think -- i just learned how to play this last night, greg. [laughter] >> we're ready. take it away. >> okay. so i'm here, and my friends, the destiny dancers, destiny arts dancers are here with our partner, dolby. share the world with why you dance, argue -- hashtag like i dance for nile or i dance for peace, and you can win chances to get our vip passes to the festival. so now let

sam farr. the ig was quote unable to assert that the absence of quality care caused the death of veterans. undergrowth, the acting inspector general would eventually admit that it contributed to death. that fact was conveniently left out of the original report and with help from the nation. on my review of cases, based on the information in the report, i saw with a failed miserably to see the cause and effects. for example, one patient had a massive heart attack presumably when he suffered a lethal heart rhythm. been waiting for months for a device to treat the problem immediately and prevent death. they seated that the device may have for soft death. it is the only medically acceptable treatment for that kind of heart rhythm and he would've only been weighted -- lack of appropriate psychiatric admission for a mentally unstable patient with multiple suicide risk factors enabled his death from suicide within 24 hours. they merely stated that psychiatric admission -- would have been a more approp

thdiis case is about choices. nathan farrs bad choices. >> reporter: the trial is expected to last several weeks. for "today," gabe gutierrez, nbc news. >> let's go to dyl for another check of the weather. hey, dylan dreyer. >> good morning, everybody. it summer time out here, but i don't know if it gets better than this. i'm partial to this one. how do you even make this sign? >> i don't know. >> you let mom do it? where are you from? >> massachusetts. >> thank you for being here. we have another picture. these don't go together. really. this is abby from california. what is your name? >> georgia. >> let's take a look at the weather across the country. up and down the east coast, it will be a gorgeous day. not only is it warm, but temperatures are comfortable. in the 80s in new york city. it warms up inne.c. tomorrow. if you are headed to td beaches, water temperatuous are fantastic. 70s ain 80s. there will be a few rip currents if you are headed into the water. teobmperatur in the water in the mid-80s. we could have a slight risk of storms in the midwest. hail and damaging winds. keep an