hammond. on friday, hammond supporters held a vigil in hopes that attention to is killing the bring them answers from police. start the south carolina law enforcement division continues their investigation into the shooting and they're still collecting evidence. >>> police in vermont are investigating for death in connection with the state social worker. a woman was arrested suspected of shooting and killing a social worker. today police found three people dead. authority said the social worker handled the case for the state department for children and families in which the alleged killers daughter was removed from her home >> it is inconceivable that an event like this could happen here. >> the woman accused of shooting the social worker to death will be arraigned on monday on a first-degree homicide charge >>> hobby kristina brown's estate has fouled a multi- million-dollar brought -- wrongful death lawsuit. nick gordon b brown and gave her a toxic tale. it accused him of putting her face do

zachary hammond was why.amily hopes and trusts that the united states justice department will investigate the death of their son with the same intensity of other interracial settings. every death of a teen strips a piece of our dignity and humanity as a society. joining me now is zachary's parents and their attorneys. good evening to all of you. mom and dad, i have to say, i'm really sorry for the loss of your son. how are you doing? >> hanging in there. >> day-to-day right now. >> paul, how do you feel that you've been treated by authorities with the death of your son? >> we have had -- the authorities in the town of seneca have not contacted us at all. we've had no interaction with the city of seneca. we're still waiting on any kind of answers right now. and all the facts we know is that our son was there in the parking lot and he was shot in the back by a seneca police officer. unarmed. >> so who told you? if you haven't had contact with the police department, who told you that? >> the coroner came to our

hammond.der to stop the continuing threat to himself and the genuine public, two shots were fired in quick succession, if not for his quick succession and ability to push off the car, leiutenant tiller would have easily been run over by mr. hammond. on friday, hammond supporters held a vigil, in hopes that attention to his killing will bring them answers from police. the south carolina law enforcement division is investigating the incident. they tell cnn they're still collecting evidence. we've reached out to ask for the dash-cam video of the incident. they say it's a part of an ongoing investigation and will not be releasing it at this time. poppy. >> nick valencia, reporting. coming up next, a few pugh poll showing americans view racism as a major problem in this country. we'll break it down next. big day? ah, the usual. moved some new cars. . >>> before the break we told you the story of an unarmed shooting, of the shooting, rather, of an unarmed teenager. his parents say their son's case h

hammond's family. he was on a date. police say the girl he was with tried to sell marijuana to an undercover officer. when lieutenant mark tiller approached the c c c c c c hammond accelerated his car toward the police and that he shot hammond in self-defense as the car came at her. a family lawyer , an independent autopsy shows hammond was shot from the side. and they want dash cam video of the incident to be released. >> we just want answers. we have no clue as to what happened except for what we actually found out ourselves. we would like to see the video so we can know what happened. >> we need some kind of closure ourselves. right now, it is so difficult to move on without having answers. >> the police officer has been put on administrative leave. his lawyer defended his actions saying, quote, if not for lieutenant tiller's quick reflexes and his ability to push off the car, lieutenant tiller would have easily been run over by mr. hammond. the new federal probe will run parallel to the state's investigation. so wha

in a statement, he put the blame on the 19-year-old hammond. in order to stop the continuing threat to himself and the general public, two shots were fired by lieutenant tiller in quick succession. if not for lieutenant tiller's quick reflexes and his ability to push off of the car, he would have easily been run over by mr. hammond. >> on friday, they held a vigil in hopes that attention to his killing will bring them answerings from police. >> they are investigating this and telling cnn they are still collecting evidence. we have asked them to release the dash cam video and they said it is still part of their ongoing investigation and will not be releasing it at this time. >> thanks so much, nick. we appreciate it. police in france investigated burglary. a formula 1 driver and his wife. were they knocked out by gas before the criminal struck? why pause a spontaneous moment to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use, is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequent

hammond.r to stop the continuing threat to himself and the general public, two shots from fired by lieutenant tiller in quick sec session. if not for his quick reflexes and tooblt push off of the car, lieutenant tiller would have easily been run over by mr. hammond. on friday, hammond supporters held a vigil in hopes that attention to his killing will bring them answers from police. >> the south carolina law enforcement division is investigating the shooting. they tell cnn they are still collecting evidence. we have reached out asking for dash cam video we know exists and it is part of their investigation and they will not be releasing it at this time. >> you just mentioned that officer had no history of any problems. that's why some people are saying, maybe it wasn't about race. >> we have heard a lot about this on social media. one professor specifically said, this is not about race. the reason there is no outrage is because we don't have video. that dash cam video hasn't been released. this

hammond. >> the family disputes the official police autopsy report so they hired their own pathologist. his conclusion was that zachary was shot from behind and in the left showered and in the chest. when the bullet entered it went through his lungs and heart. that's what killed him. >> we want answers. if the public has anything please come forward with stuff. anything. it might just be something little but i could help. >> right now as it stands we with really like to see the video. >> we loved our son. >> he had his flaws but none of us are perfect. and we knew every day he would, you know he would -- he was going to grow up. and now -- >> and be a great man. >> and now he won't. >> and we miss him. >> reporter: you know david the main reason the family and the hammond attorneys want the doj to be down here is they believe there is a bias in the small town of seneca, south carolina. family members said it to us at a. we'll see how this progresses as the family reels and the community tries to figure out how the young man died two weeks ago. >> robert ray thank you. >>> a police unio

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tiller maintains he shot hammond in self-defense. hammond was shot in the collarbone and chest.nty autopsy ruled he was shot as he was driving towards the officer, the family's independent autopsy found he was shot from the side. in a news conference yesterday, hours before the justice department's announcement, his parents pleaded for authorities to release dashcam video from the fatal encounter. >> we just want answers. we have no clue as to what happened except for what we actually found out ourselves. we would like to see the video. just so we could know what happened. >> we need some kind of closure ourselves. right now, it's so difficult to move on without having answers. >> the d.o.j. says its civil rights investigation will run parallel to an investigation by the fbi and the state. in wake of the recent police shootings, california's now the first state to ban the use of grand juries in cases involving excessive or deadly force by officers. the democratic state senator who sponsored the bill, holly mitchell, argued it would help make judicial proceedings more accountable

hammond.fired by lieutenant tiller in quick second session. if not for his quick reflexes and his ability to push off of the car, lieutenant tiller would have easily been run over by mr. ham monday. books -- hammond. friday a vintage jill was held. >>> the south carolina law enforcement division is investigating the incident and are still collecting evidence. they have dashcam video and are not releasing it at this time. >>> when it comes to police involved shootings, more officers have been using body cameras in the united states in the wake of criticism over these shootings and now one of those cameras is telling the story how an officer in north carolina prevented what could have been a deadly encounter with a suicidal man. we have this story. >> reporter: officer jamie hard yp hanses a call in roanoke rapids from a suicidal man. 39-year-old david bundy comes outside. the situation escalates. >> you thought he might have a weapon? >> yes. >> what is it? what is it? >> stop, stop, stop, calm

hammond. but an autopsy commissioned by the family shows that the 19-year-old's gunshot wounds entered the back of his shoulder and his side, and they ask police to explain that. they said us they break down when they see news reports of young people killed by police like christian taylor in texas. >> we cried when we saw it on the news. our trust is shaken right now. >> these shootings have got to stop. >> reporter: in south carolina authorities report they're up to 31 police shootings this year. a newspaper investigation finds that police fire their guns at someone every ten days. police in this case aren't commenting tonight. the family believes they have dash cam video, and if so, would like them to release it. david? >> steve osunsami with us again tonight. steve, thanks. >>> we're following new developments now in deflate-gate. super bowl champion tom brady 24 hours ago walking into court, fighting to get that suspension lifted. tonight we have learned that talks did continue today amid

griffin hammond sweated it out and tracked the candidates. a presidential candidate in picturesque iowa. everything is beautiful in the iowa state fair, even you, 1100-pound pig. it is a great spot for a photo op for grand entrance. but then the hot sun comes out, the crush of people, and you wonder, can this really be an ideal place for voters to meet the presidential candidate? can you even find hillary clinton in this shot? as she traveled through the agriculture building, i clocked clinton at 0.12 miles per hour. that is literally slower than a sloth. and this crowd is not always iowa nice. >> you are going to wind up in jail if you do that again. step back. herman: hillary clinton walked for 62 minutes and covered 1/4 of a mile. temperatures got up into the 90's over the weekend. many candidates took to the soapbox stage. for 20 minutes in direct sunlight. ben carson opted for short sleeves and drink a lot of water. i did not see jeb bush drinking much water. >> are you ready for this? herman: how does the temperature here compare to the

our thanks to the great and glorious griffin hammond for that piece. thanks for watching, thanks to the folks at the fair. we will see tomorrow. sayonara. ♪ >> we are moments away from the closing bell. another selloff in commodities boosting demand for u.s. treasuries. u.s. stocks turning higher and emerging market currencies tumble. joe: the question is, what you miss? a commodities mess keeps getting worse. they sink to new depths today and what does it mean with china?

mark: ed hammond joining us on the monsanto -- monsanto-syngenta story, thanks.y today on "market makers." reporter: we have seen a lot of companies starting to come into positions, and if you look at cash flow with reasonable market positions, those are the sorts of businesses that tend to perform quite well through this type of so there aretion, pockets of value emerging. do you see the value, if i may interrupt? anne: given the degree of what we have seen, the emerging market world, for example. anchor: so aberdeen is buying in emerging markets? we continue to top up on stocks rethink that have been overcorrected and this rout that we have had. we see stocks at 10 or 12 times multiples, stocks that are at par with the outflows we saw in 2008, and yet the fundamentals do not support that degree of slow down and that degree of pain in the financial system, so we think and that respect, that is probably overdone. that does not mean you will see a correction. periods of volatility can go on for a long time, but if you are a long-term investor, it means you can sta

hammond on friday hammond supporters held a vig yuleil and helping to get help from the office. >> okayting. >> okay. donald trump on running as a third party con date. >> i am leading as the republican. that's what my choice is. if i am treated fairly and with respect -- >> we will talk about whether trump wants more respect than he is willing to give. we call ourselves the freedom hikers. hiking brought us together but that's not the only thing that keeps us coming back. here's to friends who reach for better. fewer carbs, fewer calories, superior taste. michelob ultra. the superior light beer. i brought in some protein to get us moving. i'm new ensure active high protein. i help you recharge with nutritious energy and strength. i'll take that. yeeeeeah! new ensure active high protein. 16 grams of protein and 23 vitamins and minerals. ensure. take life in. >>> okay mortgage rates inched up this week. have a look. lilly baker is preparing for college. she'll use that education to get a job. she'll use that job to buy a home. this is lilly baker. her mom just refinanced their home and i

jerod rod carmichael and music from hammond. >>> could it be the end of voice mail as we know it? apple is working on a service that would use siri and i cloud to transcribe voice mail and send toyota you as it to you as a text. apple employees are testing it out and could launch next year. >>> a scientific reason women are always freezing in the office. turns out men are to blame. kind of. researchers find that office buildings use a decades old formula to set the thermostat. it takes into account air temperature and clothing insulation. this is based on a 40-year-old man weighing 150 pounds. women generally have a slower lighter. the average office temperature is 70 degrees. can we turn it to 75? >> sounds right, 70. >> 75. come on. >> compromise, 72 1/2. >>> you teased us with mets, and we could see it, first place in lights, the marquee. >> it is a tease. mets in first place. you have a long way to go. the big question for fans, is it safe to believe in the mets? yes, based on the weekend they wrapped up. as any good fan knows, proceed with caution. press off the sweep of the

cool day, especially with becky hammond making so many headlines. >> yes, indeed. >> she was good. >> that's great for her. thank you, laura. that's the news for now. thank you for joining us. stay tuned for abc world news up next. i'm joe torres. >> i'm sandra bookman. we are of course coming back at 11:00. hope you will too. attention america. get yourself a free half gallon of dole classic lemonade with any 10 piece meal or larger purchase. because when you buy this chicken, there's free lemonade for the pickin'. it's finger lickin' good.

ed hammond on the downside. pimm: and hammond. --ed hammond., we will talk about the affect of fear in the marketplace. that is next. ♪ is "bloomberg market day," i am pimm fox. let's take a look at the top stories crossing the terminal right now. one place where general electric will not be locating its headquarters. that is the city of dallas. bloomberg news has learned that general electric has dropped dallas from the potential list of headquarters cities because some texas lawmakers are opposed to the export import bank, a source of financing for some of ge's large overseas sales. d it may move it take orders from connecticut because of a change in tax laws. it is a sign that americans may be getting more nervous of taking risks in any form. for the first time since 2008, both stocks and bonds have reported outflows in back-to-back months. usually when money is pulled out of stock funds a goes into bond funds. not this time. it is a familiar sight. is familiar goodyear blimp retiring. do not fret. the company is going out three new airships

. >> the british embassy in iran reopened today, and philipp hammond said that the u.k.could start lifting sanctions on the country as early as the spring of next year. the embassy in tehran was closed four years ago after it was stormed by protesters demonstrating against economic sanctions. hammond said this was an opportunity to work on common concerns. >> we'll work together to deal with the scourge of terrorism, promote regional stability, tackle the spread of isil in syria and iraq, and to counter narcotics, and to deal with challenges of irreal migration. the important thing is that we now have a channel to talk to each other, and we will be talking about all the issues whether we agree with each other or not. >> meanwhile, iran's foreign minister said that it is still too early to reopen the american embassy in tehran. they said that the u.s. first needs to change its attitude towards iran before that happe happens. >>> raging wildfires in the pacific northwest is begin to go clear, but much of the area is still under air pollution advisories once the smoke lifts

earlier, british foreign minister philip hammond defended himself against criticism for using the word "marauding" to describe the migrants. mr. hammond: we have a significant number of people around the area moving in numbers, and because they are moving en masse in numbers, they can pose a threat to the security of the tunnel, which was the context in which the question was asked. sarah: for more, let's go to rome from the u.n. refugee agency. thank you for being with us. we are that some of the line which being used to describe this crisis, to describe the plight of migrants, such as "marauding," they have been described as a swarm -- how damaging is this type of language? beat: we would appreciate much more just language. we are talking about human beings, first of all. we have refugees, asylum seekers, and we may have economic migrants. let's talk about human beings and they are in need of assistance and help. sarah: how important is it to distinguishing between asylum-seekers, refugees, and economic migrants? beat: these are the basics we have today. the rules and regulations dom

british frelenty -- foreign secretary hammond drotravelled iran. relations improved since world power struck a deal in july. >> paul brennan has this update from the embassy in london. >> it's remarkably low key start to what is a significant development in diplomatic ties between britain and iran. it's sunday morning, we are in a weekend outside of office hours. nevertheless there's a steady stream of officials going in and out of the building. the ceremony will be behind closed doors at the diplomatic residence, 100 yards from here. you see they are being cautious, the iranians and the british, about the fanfare that they give this. it is significant. phillip hammond, his visit to tehran is the first by a foreign secretary in 12 years. the two embassies have been closed for four years. reopening them is significant. what is also significant is the reason behind this. this is more than politics or diplomacy. the delegation to tehran comprices delegates to the foreign military and the treasury. senior representatives of energy, mining and electrici

earlier, british foreign minister philip hammond defended himself against criticism for using the word "marauding" to describe the migrants. mr. hammond: we have a significant number of people around the area moving in numbers, and because they are moving en masse in numbers, they can pose a threat to the security of the tunnel, which was the context in which the question was asked. sarah: for more, let's go to rome from the u.n. refugee agency. thank you for being with us. we are that some of the line which being used to describe this crisis, to describe the plight of migrants, such as "marauding," they have been described as a swarm -- how damaging is this type of language? beat: we would appreciate much more just language. we are talking about human beings, first of all. we have refugees, asylum seekers, and we may have economic migrants. let's talk about human beings and they are in need of assistance and help. sarah: how important is it to distinguishing between asylum-seekers, refugees, and economic migrants? beat: these are the basics we have today. the rules and regulations dom

. >> reporter: paul and angie hammond's 19-year-old son zachary was shot to death in his car in a parking lot in south carolina where police were running a drug sting. >> our kids are getting killed. sure, you know, they make mistakes, but you can't just kill them for it. >> reporter: tonight the u.s. department of justice is investigating. >> i would like to see the officer charged with murder. >> reporter: lawyers for officer mark tiller say he felt threatened when they claim that hammond tried to crash into the officer with his car. if not for his quick reflexes and his ability to push off the car, they write, lieutenant tiller would have been run over. but an autopsy shows that the 19-year-old's gunshot wounds entered the back of his shoulder and his side and they ask police to explain that. they said us they break down when they see news reports of young people killed by police like christian tailor in texas. >> we cried when we saw it on the news. our trust is shaken. >> reporter: in south carolina authorities report they're up to 31 police shootings this year. a newspaper investiga

the british fortune secretary phillip hammond traveled to iran for an official secretary. iran expelled britons ambassador four years ago. relations have improved since world powers struck a nuclear deal with iran last month. paul bren be reports from the iranian embassy in will not don. >> it's remarkably low key start to what is going to be a very significant development in diplomatic ties between britain and iran. it's sunday morning here. we're in the weekend outside of normal office hours. there has been a steady stream of iranian embassy officials going in and out of the building behind me. the actual ceremony will be behind closed doors, though, at the iranian diplomatic resident about 100 yards from here. you can see they're being cautious with the iranians and the british. with the amount of fanfare they give this. it is extremely significant. phillip hammond, the british foreign secretary, his visit is the first by the foreign secretary in four years. the two embassies have been closed for the past four years, so reopen them is significant. what as is significant

phillip hammond, the british foreign secretary is the first to visit in 12 years. reopening them is significant. what is significant is the reason behind it. this is far more than politics or diplomacy. delegations to tehran from britain comprises the treasury and there are senior representatives of big british energy, mining and engineering companies there, as well. the reality is, there is billions of dollars of business that is likely to open up as relations thaw you between britain and iran and the british do not want to miss out on those dollars. >> phillip hammond says while the relationship with iran is improving, there is still a long way to go. >> we have to start slowly and carefully build a relationship and see however we can go. there's a big deficit of trust at the moment, and there are major issues on which we have fundamental differences of view, but the symbolic importance of deciding to reopen embassies in each other's countries is that we've chosen to talk to each other about those differences, discuss them together, to look for areas where our in

hammond's family does not believe that.ds. i have paul and angie with me and one of their attorneys, eric land. to both of you, my sincerest condolences, paul and angie, thank you for joining me. >> thank you. >> angie, what has this past month been like for you? >> total hell, if i can be frank. it's nothing that you would ever expect. you don't expect the coroner to come to your house and tell you that your son is dead and especially he's been shot. it's just -- it's just hard. very hard. >> i cannot even begin to imagine. but at least now -- i know you've been calling for this federal investigation. we know now that the doj will launch this probe. your reaction to that, paul? >> we're glad to see an outside source. we can't seem -- it's been three weeks this coming sunday and we still have no more answers and we're glad to see an outside party taking a look because we don't see anything from the local police and we really have questions about our local solicitor. we'd like somebody from the outside to come in. >> a lot o

a few months ago, kfc commissioned darrell hammond to play sanders in commercials.ome confusion with kfc's newly released ads. >> howdy, folks. it's me colonel sanders. >> hey, that's not the real colonel sanders. i'm the real colonel sanders. this is how you sell chicken. howdy folks, it's me. the real colonel sanders. i'm back to tell you about -- >> that's hammond's former co-star norm macdonald as the real colonel sanders. he's even weighing in online. kfc is totally winning the commercial game. first darrell hammond, now norm mcdonald tweeted one chicken enthusiast. >> the kfc responded with first it was me, the real colonel sanders and now it's still me the real slightly more handsome colonel sanders. >>> finally scooby-doo returning to the big screen yesterday. warner brothers announcing a new "scooby-doo" movie will hit theaters in three years. >> previous movies mixed live action with scooby. this will be an animated version. the cartoon first aired in 1969. the new movie should feature scooby and all the pals. >> ruh-roh. more news coming up. that's my sco

police say that hammond accelerated his karat an officer forcing him to open fire.ut hammond's family says an independent autopsy has shown the teenager was actually shot from behind, seneca police have so far declined to release dash cam video of the incident saying that it is part of an ongoing investigation. >>> a woman was shot by a washington dc police officer at the scene of a fire saturday evening, a warning some people may finds this video a bit disturbing. witness captured the end count war camera phone. prior to the gun discharging you see the woman who was armed with knives moving toward the officer, police say he shot her once, after she refused orders to drop them. but eyewitnesses say that she was not a threat. >> had knife in her hand, like i say, she was no threat to the police. going toward him, or threatening him, nothing. so she had the knife. she was moving toward, but she stopped. >> well the woman was taken to a hospital where she was last reported in stable condition. >> the latest effort to honor fallen police officer, darren wilson, gets a m

hammond, let me ask you.leased the name of the officer involved yet, with holding the information until next week at least. how does that make you feel about how slowly information has been coming out? >> it's hard for us to grasp. we don't understand what went on. we have no clue as to what happened. all we know is that zach was shot from the back. and, you know, he was our son. we don't feel like that his life mattered to them. >> thomas, there were many more reasonable step that is this officer could have taken before leaving his vehicle and drawing his gun and going to zach and firing off his shots. there was not an apb. no warrant for anyone's arrest. there wasn't anybody's life in danger. no weapon in the car. there wasn't a large amount of drugs if any. they didn't wait for a transaction to take place. even if zachary trying to leave, which we dispute, there's no reason for deadly force to be used. there's stringent laws of law enforcement to discharge their weapons in moving vehicles and none of those

police say hammond accelerated his karat officer but hammond's family says the teenager was actuallyt from behind. seneca police have declined to release dash cam video of the incident. >> woman shot by washington dc police officer, at the scene of a fire saturday evening. a warning some people might finds this video upsetting, witness captured the encounter camera phone, prior to the gun discharging you see the woman who was armed with knives moving toward the officer. police say he shot her once, after refusing orders to drop them. but eyewitnesses say, she was not a threat. >> knife in her hand, and like i say, she was no threat to the police. like she was going toward him, or she was like threatening him or nothing. so she had the knife. she was walking toward him, but she stopped. >> well the woman was taken to a local hospital where she was listed and report in the stable condition. >> the latest effort to honor a fallen philadelphia police officer get a major boost, a special basketball tournament was held at cobbs creek park at 61st and baltimore. the community there has laun

hammond's parents say it's because he's white.y, there, victor. this all happened in late july when 19-year-old zachary hammond was on a date with 23-year-old tori morton. morton was the target of a drug sting, and that's when according to a police report, they showed up, their guns were drawn. and hammond, according to police, used his car and attempted to drive that towards one of the officers. that prompted him to open fire, shooting that young man, that 19-year-old, twice. now, the family says they just don't buy what police are saying. they are looking for answers, so they launched their own independent autopsy, and that autopsy concluded that their son was shot from behind and at close range. i interviewed them yesterday and they say they're still looking for answers. >> in fact, when they went to the police department to get a copy of the police report, the police chief actually let them in. and when he found out that they were the hammonds, he closed the door and went back into his office and never said a word to them. >>

phillip hammond met with iranian president today. hammond says the countries share common ground despite a deep legacy of distrust. >>> up next, is joe biden going to take on hillary clinton? here's what's happening around the country. the crash of a bus into a townhouse of queens this afternoon. it tore a whole through the corner of the building, virtually destroying the first two stories. 17 people were hurt. dozens of firefighters and police officers responded to that scene. fox 8, our affiliate in new orleans, where a louisiana state trooper has died of a head wound suffered while he tried to help a stranded motorist. he was shot by a man whose pickup truck was stuck sideways in a ditch. and this is a live look at boston from our affiliate fox 25. the big story there tonight a violent plot at the pokemon world championship this weekend. gunmen were stopped as they attempted to enter that event. attempted to enter that event. that's tonight's why are all these people so asleep, yet i'm so awake? did you know your brain has two sys

hammond.ly shows that the 19-year-old's gunshot wounds entered the back of his shoulder and his side, and they ask police to explain that. they tell us they break down when they see news reports of young people killed by police like christian taylor in texas. >> we cried when we saw it on the news. our trust is shaken right now. >> these shootings have got to stop. >> reporter: in south carolina authorities report they're up to 31 police shootings this year. a newspaper investigation finds that police fire their guns at someone every ten days. police in this case aren't commenting. the family believes they have dashcam video and if so, they'd like them to release it. steve osunsami, atlanta. >> the parents of kevin ward are speaking out about their son's death. ward was killed a year ago when he walked onto the track and struck by nascar driver tony stewart. his parents have filed a wrongful death suit. last september, a grand jury decided not to charge stewart in criminal court but a civil co

a visit to singapore yesterday and philip hammond said "so long as their own large number of desperateigrants there will always be a threat to the security." live pictures. the italian coast guard. around 400rrying migrants rescued in the mediterranean sea on the docks at the sicily. the recurrent images pumped out around europe and all around greece. about ad about yesterday afternoon. francine: on top of the news across europe, a serious concern on how you deal with very desperate people. saying, the eu was not throw their weight around it. a more concerted effort. manus: stay with bloomberg. later on today, will be speaking with the federal reserve vice chairman families -- stanley alaner and former chairman greenspan pretty he knows about raising rates and implications. you do not want to miss of those interviews. francine: and brings us into the twitter question. what would you ask stanley fischer? you can tweet us. -- we alsost host have our guest host. manus: the latest on the shootings in istanbul. ♪ francine: welcome back to "the pulse." manus: turkish security forces have exc

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british foreign secretary hammond travelled to iran for a ceremony. live to paul brennan, outside the iranian embassy in london for us. paul, what is at stake here, it's not just diplomatic issues, there's a lot of economic issues at stake. >> yes, there is. basically it's a significant day not just politically, but business wise as well. of course the nuclear deal opens the way for sanctions. there's a billion dollar market for all kinds of things within iran. and it's significant not just the british, but the germans and other western countries rekindle diplomatic ties. at the same time they are taken along side the missions, business leaders. philip hammond took a minister from the treasury, and some senior businessmen from companies involved in mining, engineering and energy. basically to start opening the marketplace. the british don't want to be seen to be left behind when it comes to the business possibilities, and the lucrative possibilities that are entailing. >> paul brennan, live there in london. joining me from tehran, is a political analy

this is tom hammond saying good night from monmouth park in oceanport, new jersey where the champion strutted his stuff. >>> stunned. he was disappointed. i think he really liked it here. >> it's day one of eagle's training camp and some new faces join the birds as they return to the practice field today, but it was another player on his way out who had some strong words for head coach chip kelly. good evening. nbc 10 is our official station for the philadelphia eagles and we have you covered with all the big stories coming out of camp. ron burke is live at the nova care complex and ron, everyone's excited for the upcoming season but brandon boykin's comments about his former head coach really caught fan's attention today. >> no doubt, denise. you come into a situation like this thinking it's going to be about sam bradford coming back to practice after being injured for the second time seriously. perhaps about super bowl aspirations for this team, but it turned into a now former eagle once again making comments about how his head coach relates to players of color. >> when he left her

it shows hammond was shot twice through drivers side window and bullets entered his back. >>> the fbin texas officials are investigating the shooting death of an unarmed black teen by a police officer. authorities say officer brad noah shot 19 year-old christian taylor several times during an early morning incident on friday at a car dealership. officer miller is described as a rookie and nearing the end of 16 weeks of field training. >> no real problems, you know, just a good man. >> the medical examiner has ruled taylor's death a homicide. christian take already played defensive back at angelo state university. the football took has acknowledged taylor's death on their twitter page. >>> peaceful march was held to mark one year anniversary of michael brown's death. unarmed black 18 year-old was shot to death by a white police officer in ferguson, missouri last august 9th. his death spark the black lives matter movement and months of protests in st. louis as well as across the country. moment of silence will be held later today at a memorial created in brown's honor. and then a silent

britain's foreign secretary face philip hammond will open the embassy in iran. they'll reopen at the same time in iran. they withdrew in 2011. only a storm. diplomatic processes. the reopening is a sign of warming relations after iran and major world powers signed a deal in train's nuclear programme >>> former u.s. president jimmy carter is fighting cancer. the 90-year-old reflecting on his life and future in a frank and open news conference discovering a recent diagnosis. >>> former u.s. president kim kardashian has not shied away from criticism. offering strong rebugs and allies. that continues as he briefed the press on his cancer diagnosis, saying in the time he had left, he would like to see peace between israel and palestine. but he won't. >> now, the frustration is more dismal than any time in the last 58 years. the whole process expected. the government of israel has no desire for a 2-state solution, and the united states has no influence compared to past years. and these are palestine. >> he did say he'd like the last guinea fly to die before he did. fa

. >> reporter: in beijing on official business phillip hammond reacting to the destruction. >> i was in the city a couple of hours before the explosions took place. >> reporter: and an investigation into the explosions is underway. they were so powerful, the usgs has registered them as seismic events. >>> former president jimmy carter said he's been diagnosed with cancer. he released a statement saying surgery earlier their month to remove a small smas revealed the cancer. the 90-year-old former president plans to undergo treatment at emory medical center in atlanta. >>> tom brady and roger goodell are due back in court next week. they went before a federal judge in new york yesterday. the nfl is asking the judge to declare that tom brady's suspension was properly carried out. but the carries union is countersuing. the judge has signaled he wants the parties to reach a quick settlement. the hearing was overshadowed by these courtroom stretches. some people have been making fub of the renderings -- fun of the renderings saying, they will even haunt your dreams. the courtroom artist do

. >>> just a short time ago, british foreign secretary phillip hammond reopened his country's embassy it had been closed since november of 2011. that's when demonstrators ransacked it in protest. iran is also reopening its embassy in london. let's go to london for more on what we're about to see. fred, first of all, talk to us about the symbolism and significance of what we are seeing in tehran and soon to see in london. >> it's interesting, george, that all of this is happening simultaneously and this is happening at this point in time. the big symbolism is, of course, that all of them is part of the larger thaw after the iran and the west nuclear agreement was reached. you can see foreign ministers pouring into the capital. now you have phillip hammond the british foreign secretary who is there as you said opening that embassy and at the same time the iranians are opening the embassy here. on the one hand you have that general thaw between iran and the west, but you also have a thaw particularly between the brits and iranians which something has been a quite a while in the making. t

hammond has only brought industrial assists and head of the british companies. >> okay.much indeed for joining us, thank you. >>> it was once known as one of the most dangerous cities in the world, medellin in colombia has been trying to transform that. cities on the move, alessandro reports on how medellin's public bicycle sharing program is trying to create a bake-friendly community. >> reporter: after two years spent a broad in amsterdam, engineering student lena returned to her hometown of med own with amedellin with an idea. help turn this car-crazed city in to a bike-friendly environment. with two friends she designed a pilot program for a bike sharing system and showed it to the administration. >> at the beginning they would say here come the crazes, the hippies we would be attacked on social media but we insisted now it's a serious means of transport. it's still controversial but many defend it understanding the benefits it brings. >> reporter: the system started with just a few bikes connecting local universities to public transportation. now it has 50 stations

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. >> hammond's parents are calling on police to release dash cam video of the confrontation and they want the officer charged with murder. >>> the parents of a race car driver kevin ward are speaking about their son's death, ward was killed a year ago when he walked on to the track and was struck by nascar driver tony stewart. his parents have filed a wro wrongful death lawsuit. the grief-stricken mom and dad spoke to abc's paula faris. >> we feel that tony acted recklessly. there were six others cars that past my son while on the track. yet we have the best driver in nascar sliding his car. he ended up hitting and killing my son. >> paula faris' entire interview later on "good morning america." >>> 11 children, 2 adults are recovering after a horrifying accident not far from newark, new jersey. they were on a school bus, that slammed into an suv and slammed into a store. they're investigating that claim. >>> an ambulance and fire truck both speeding to emergency calls collided in a busy miami intersection. the patient in the ambulance had to be rescued and take on the the hospital.

british foreign secretary hammond travelled to iran.ran expelled the british ambassador in 2011 and the compounds was stormed by protesters days later >>> about 250 protesters are blocking access to a major port in southern iraq, rallying outside the port since friday, demanding jobs and political reform. the program haider al-abadi is promising a shake-up in governance and to fight corruption. he's warning that some people are standing in the way of progress. zeina khodr reports from baghdad. >> reporter: it's a protest movement that has brought society together and brought into the open the power struggle between the iraqi shia politicians. iraqis from different sects and walks of life at first demanded better services every friday. now they want change. >> people don't just want water and electricity, we want political reform, and government institutions. >> prime minister haider al-abadi promised to do that. the protests a show of support for a pledge to fight corruption, reforming the sectarian political system will not be easy. th