nothing wrong with hanging out. i hung out a lot. kids hang out. young people hang out.eless people hang out. the question is when someone makes it, you know, more than just hanging out and it messes it up for everyone else. so, we have to make sure as a city that we deal with those things appropriately, but we also offer alternatives so that we're not just pushing the homeless issue from one place to the next. but we're actually making sure we're taking care of people and offering them alternatives. so, it's going to be a challenging issue and an ongoing issue and one that i'm committed to working with the mayor's office to help address and manage. >> what are your thoughts on the city's economic development? do you think we're on the right track? >> i think we're on the right track, but i think that unfortunately it allows the rich to get richer and it doesn't have a place for the middle class and the poor in our city. and i think that part of what we have to do as a city when people are interested in economic development opportunities in our city, they need to be a pa

hong kong's hang seng index is down 3.5%. the worst day for the hang seng index in more than three years. let's get to the latest in markets. >> we are what? 30 minutes to the close up in shanghai. we are still up. are we seeing the invisible hand get in the market? the afternoon session we see things really fall apart. 3766. we have erased almost all of the gains. this was up .08 of 1%. things were worse in hong kong. down 3%. if it goes like this, this is the worst day for the hang seng index in 3.5 years. you have to go all the way back to november of 2011 when we saw losses of this magnitude. it is much worse. you look at the small caps on the chinese. this is the hang seng composite. we are down 4.2%. just about every single sector group is down about 7%. it is a selloff today. not surprising given the forces we saw in greece. angie: the greeks have rejected further austerity. we have guy johnson live in athens. you have been spending overnight there as many greeks continue to celebrate over there. is the hangover about

the boy hangs on for more than a minute.hen as the crowd gasps, the boy finally slips and falls the equivalent of three stories on to the hard snow. >> oh my god! >> it was just kind of like in slow motion, until he hit. it was a long ways down. >> the ski patrol is standing and tends to the boy in a matter of seconds, but is the boy alive? and if so, has he suffered serious injury? >> i'm very amazed that i survived. >> five years later as a 17-year-old, anthony traber recalls that day and everything that happened that led to his dramatic fall. >> oh, my god. >> i was really fighting for air, and i knew that it would be better to fall than hang up there and die. >> it all began when traber took his backpack off to answer a call on his cell phone. when he went to put the backpack back on, his waist strap was left dangling. >> and it got stuck right in there, jammed pretty tight. and then right when i jumped off, it yanked me back and dragged me around the turnstile. and then it pulled my backpack up above my head, and then t

. >> all of them pulling for little poe to hang in there. >> hang on a little longer. >>> we'll get to enjoy this beautiful weather for at least another day. >> another day and then it goes downtown. saturday is hot again, 92 we issued a yellow alert again on sunday. we don't do it often for heat, but we're doing it for heat,

the hang seng getting back half of yesterday's big loss.om,-com ma stocks trading to the upside led to the cac currently up 1.8%. stock market futures also up pointing to a higher open this morning fatherland debate forever shut down by the new york stock exchange yesterday. yahoo! upping the ante on fantasy sports. the daily fantasy yesterday. a source allows users to wager real money on their sports teams performance for giving yahoo! 10% of the entry fees. sports gambling is illegal in all but four states that placing money on fantasy sports is considered legal in most because it's classified as again the scale and not a game of chance. friday's parade for the world can't for the world cup between the world cup between the u.s. winning soccer team will cost $2 million. "the new york post" reporting big business coming up short in hoping cost of $450,000. major league soccer among the early sponsors. it's not enough in the city is prepared to pick up the shortfall of as much as $1.5 million. turning to sports, the semi finals are set at w

bob hutton: almost exclusively hanging in the 19th century. american states don't start to diversify technologically until the 20th century. very soon after 1900, you have the use of the electric chair. later on in the 20th century states would start to use firing squads. more recently, lethal injection has become the standard. >> was there any particular reason hanging was popular at the time you are studying? bob hutton: for my purposes, it was popular because it could be used as a public pageant. it became a sort of ritual. lots of people could take part in it as bystanders and see for themselves this person meet their maker or perhaps witnessing it think whether or not this was a just form of punishment. >> it was considered almost like a community activity? bob hutton: absolutely. >> what roles did members of the community play in the pageantry? bob hutton: in the hanging i wrote about, they are participants in his personal performance of asking for forgiveness on the gallows. at one point, he asks the boys and girls in the audience, he s

her friend did come to her rescue but at that point she'd already been hanging for half an hour. did this whole part of the video end up being part of her video series or did she cut this part out? >> better than that. this video ended up being selected from 1600 other works of art to travel along with the bloomberg contemporary traveling gallery with 37 other artists. her video is going to be playing for the next year. >> are you kidding? this is an art fail. >> her art fail turned into an art win. nick and i want to see the other ones that didn't make it. >> there's a reason you two weren't judges on this thing. >> don't look down your knows at me i don't understand art because this got selected. that is ridiculous. >> awesome! >> this falcon has its eye on the prize. >> throw it up in the air, get a picture of this old dilapidated building. >> see what happens when it in contact with its target. these dudes take surfing to the streets. >> the weather is producing for the street session. how a little rain doesn't ruin their day. >> the jersey surf scene much different than the

hanging out with mike.emember the first time i hung out with mike. this was when you first got here chris. and i had to leave because i told my wife i had to be home a certain time. you didn't even make it home. >> that was the dallas-eagles game at the linc. >> yes. >> two seasoning. >> that was fun times. >> you didn't make it home? >> i had been at the station ten days, mike asked do you want to go to the dallas eagles game. how could i pass up? i left the house 1:00 kick off. i left the house about 11:30 i didn't show up at 7:00 that night. >> ya? >> i didn't show up at all. we got so crazy that mike said just stay here tonight. so i stayed at his center city apartment. and the next morning, and i was anchoring with karen hepp, early show, i walked in in mike's suit. right away karen goes that's not your suit. >> she called you snout. >> because it will like smuts on it, all of this stuff. >> hanging out with mike, that can get you in trouble. you have to be prepared to say no. >> how are you doing with

that could be a dangerous play to hang out. ibm, big constituents of the index. i'm not exactly sure what this company does anymore. i'm not sure as you pointed out that they do either. and appling which actually was i aname that i had thought would be a safe place to hang out in volatility has certainly proven not to be. >> apple is the big one here. it makes up 17% of this etf. know what you're trading. i think mike laid it out pretty well. at&t and verizon are 10% combined. this is a relatively pure play on big, big tech but it also has some kind of defensive stuff in it too. >> what's the trade here? >> i look out to september the 41-38 put spread. you can spend 75 cents which makes up 25% of the difference between the strikes. this is a good way to mitigate the decay that that put will give you. i think this is a good way even if you're just long a basket of these stocks to think about hedging it. i don't mind this as an outright bearish trade right here. >> do you like this trade? >> i do. it's it's a chicken little way to play apple. apple still up 10% on

. >> folsom, just the aura of this place hangs above us like a fog hangs over this place. >> daniel bell is a newcomer, only on the yard for four months. >> i mean you're like totally in awe of the fact that you're actually here, and so many men have died and lost their lives on this very yard right here, at the very spot we're standing, i mean, you know, men have got killed, so it's like you're terrified. >> this is my first time here. don't like it. i don't like it. >> a lot of people getting stabbed, you know. i've seen people's throats get sliced. my first night in this building behind me here, when i woke up in the morning to gunshots on the tier, you know. >> you always have a fear factor when you walk through those gates. anybody would be lying to you if they told you that they weren't scared when they were in here. >> there's not anyone who walks into folsom that looks at those gun towers, which looks like a european castle, that isn't scared. >> david benny taylor is 60 years old, serving a life sentence for kidnapping and robbery. he entered folsom prison in 1975 when it was te

>> an emergency operator accused of hanging up on her. what happened? you'll hear that call. >>> and wonder kid. an amazeing medical first. tonight a brave little boy with fighting spirit and something we've never seen before. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news with lester holt." reporting tonight from washington. >> good evening. you may have thought you'd heard it all regarding the prison escape and manhunt involving two killers last month in new york. but it turns out there was a lot more. today as joyce mitchell, the prison worker who helped them bust out, appeared in court to plead guilty to her crimes. nbc news obtained the detailed, at times salacious and eye-opening statements she made to state police about the plot the supplies the weapons and the plan to kill her husband the night of the escape. nbc's john yang was in court today in upstate new york. >> reporter: with a tearful signature, joyce mitchell accepted a plea deal today, admitting she smuggled hacksaw blades, drill bits chisels, gloves, says glas

this one she's calling hanging in the woods and if you see, she does have a rope tide to a tree. she then walks nude into the frame and places her foot in one of the knots, because her intention is to create an image of her hanging in the woods. >> for artistic purposes. >> yeah she's an artist. >> don't say it's performance art and look at some weird person naked h from a tree by her ankles what are you doing, but if you call it performance art, oh provocative. >> she's an artist! >> what is the meaning of this? >> let me start it over. she holds the post for a few minutes and when she feels like she's got it she gets right back up. this is where art goes terribly wrong. because she just gets stuck. >> now the performance is started. now i am entertained. >> this is no longer performance art. this is a naked woman stuck in a tree by herself in the woods. if somebody came along and saw this they wouldn't say art, they would say crime s! >> the knot closed tightly around her ankle and now she's literally hanging helpless lyly from that tree and she for a really long time struggles

still hanging ton 78 at the airport. 77 in reading. and 76 degrees in wilmington. dew points are still in the mid 70s as well here in philadelphia. although they're dropping. look at reading and mount pocono dew points down in the low to mid 60s and that's the drier air starting to work its way into the region. it's so close we can almost taste it and it will get here tomorrow. tomorrow we're looking at full sun across the board. it's a beautiful friday. still a little on the hot side. but compared to what we've had the past couple of days, this day looks great. 81 by 9am. 85 by 11 a.m. lower humidity, full day of sun so even though we hit 90 and keep the heat wave going it does look like a pretty nice summer friday after all. i'll tell you about the weekend and when the heat wave breaks coming up when i join you inside. ukee? >> kate, see in you a bit. thank you. >>> in the news tonight police are investigating the abduction and beating of a child in the middle of the night. police say the mother a woke to her daughter injury in the backyard. "eyewitness news" rep

and we'll hang out with you for an hour. >> i would hang out with you rob. >> i there you go. >> here is the other thing if you want to hang out at night you guys do really cool tour. we have pictures of that. what's that? >> that's pretty cool. actually go from the other side of the lake, which is open 24 hours a day and for hour and a half, every other friday we paddle around the lake go right out at sunset, then we paddle until it get pretty dark around 10:00 and we barak it up after that. but it is pretty cool to check out the lake when no one else is on it or at night when you probably never have seen it before. >> and just by the moon, do you have glow sticks, how do you make it happen? >> glow sticks like the one on my boat, we bring flashlights but actually pretty bright out here at night so pretty neat. >> this is so cool. i think a lot of people don't realize it is about i'd say 25 minutes from king of prussia, right? >> right. >> even new jersey, and again we talked about it, it is really affordable fun whether you are a young person, or an old person, or somewhere

though the "fennica" hanging off the bridge? >> i haven't heard otherwise, but when the ship passed until. there are still nine or ten, i don't have the exact number, but at least nine or ten still hanging. whether the ship went through, you know, the crowd actually still cheered for the people dangling. they lowered themselves a bit from the slings they had been sitting in, like you said, more than 36 hours, and to el remind you, it is 103 degrees today, there is no easy task. they have been in some pretty intense conditions. people bringing them water, supplies. it is hot. so yes, they're still there that i know of, but they did lower themselves a bit after the ship passed, and you could hear the crowds cheering, cheering for them and the kayakers saluting them, just for what they've been through. >>> just a remarkable activist action, a remarkable law enforcement and public safety challenge for authorities, and such a wrench in the works for shell. just almost hard to get your head around the scope of this, the scale of this

. >> just hanging out. >> good place to be tomorrow down the shore and hang out. >> absolute.and hotter. >> at least till sunday lazy see day, hang out. >> sounds good. >> by the pool or hit the ocean. >> pool at your house. >> all right. bring the shovel because i don't have one. >> me either. >> we'll find a pool. >> let's take you to the shore where it's jam pack right now. ocean city live look at the boardwalk people hanging out. nice breeze there off the water right now. temperatures 70s to around 80 degrees beautiful finish to our saturday here in ocean city right now. but we're cranking up the heat it looks like we'll be starting heat wave tomorrow. we didn't make it to 90 today. 88 officially at philadelphia international airport but we will reach 90s tomorrow for sure sure. 87 our average high for this time of year. we'll be well into the mid 90s tomorrow that's not even factoring in the humidity but notice our temperature line here in yellow it stays above average the next several days. so get used to it it had will be hot and humid. typical for the middle and latter

the levels in different areas with people monitoring. >> did the show control the hanging g does beyonce the speakers are here, here and there and turn off every other box that helped if that - is it under your control mary. >> i'm mary with another planning entertainment we're producing two secretaries at at&t park this is it is a group effort we've worked with the artists with the venue and city to be good neighbors to the surrounding area. >> okay. so the question was do i i mean who controls the speaker sound the show. >> the artists. >> the artists oh. >> you don't have this go information it is too 0 earlier. >> i can tell you where the speakers will be for both of those shows generally speaking we we'll have 4 detailed hours for each concert i think i was not involved in the jc beyonce show but the pictures i've had we'll have more speakers which should benefit the area we'll not have to people's no. 1 run the volume with we will have four detailed in addition to the array of speakers on the main stage. >> are the arrays the speakers hanging on the sides. >> it will there are diff

. >> it's my freedom to hang what kind of flag i want to hang. you hang what you want in yours and i hang what i want in mine. they take it the other way, whoever they are, but they take it in a racist way, which i don't feel about it. >> police say no leads in this case. beakly says the vandalism won't stop him from putting up another confederate flag. >>> a catholic school in montgomery county is at the center of a controversy because they say they fired a teacher because of same-sex marriage. matt delucia is live. >> 150 people mostly parent of students here at this academy showed up for support gathering last night. that fired teacher margie winters was received with a standing ovation. winters talked religious education here waldron mercy for eight years. the letter from the principal referred to the school's need to imply with church teachings and at that closed door meeting in fairmount last night voiced their support for the teacher and condemned the firing. >> we need to come together and know we are together on this and that it's not ok

you hangs yours in your yard and i hang mine in mine.to me that doesn't mean anything except in the south. i guess they take it another way whoever they are. but they must take it in a racist way which i don't feel about it. >> police have no leads in the case and the man says the vandalism will not stop him from putting up another confederate flag. >>> this morning the city of baltimore needs a new police commissioner after he was fired following a spike in homicide and recent riots. anthony bass is now off the job. the mayor says arrests are down and the number of murders are up so she had to make a change. the deputy police commissioner will now take over. the firing comes more than two months after those riots that broke out in the city following the death of freddie gray. gray was paralyzed while in police custody and died a short time later. six officers charged in thishis death and all pleaded not guilty. a report was issued yesterday saying the department lacked basically leadership and training during those riots. >>> railroads

by a tread thread the people if this room are hanging by a thread not to say people living in the amit is hard to make 45 to 65 thousand dollars but we should remain the audience we're speaking to and those are the folks that are really, really hanging by a thread we prioritized this type of housing and the group how's impacting the city what all the projects are in my district and it feels like a g-6 policy the second thing about micro unit that is legislation that is passed in zoned and eligible for group housing not in other parts of the city that are single-family homes and large apartment buildings so a couple of things with that said i support us building housing at every income level i know that supervisor cohen and my district 6 and 10 produced most of 60 percent were built in those districts and when you look at the piecemeal pooechl 3 hundred and 8 it out of the middle-income units are being proposed in the district i recommend i subtle building in the middle-income housing for example, in the giants field with the loss 7 we're almost thirty percent of that housing for indiv

the hang seng dropped 2100 points over 6%.st drop in the history market is caught between the greek debt crisis and a slow punching market. in tokyo, japanese stocks return to the south. the nikkei dropped more than 3%. in south korea across the mark a four-day losing streak with a 1.2%. back to you, sandra. sandra: the economic insurgency could pose a threat. lauren is watching here. >> basin is, we catch colds. qualcomm gets half of its revenue from china. for apple's 17% of overall revenue last year came from china. remember, many of us own apple in her 401(k). a drop in the stock truly influences the market. meanwhile the situation hitting the hottest after. the world's biggest auto market seeing more and more buyers canceling car purchases, even risking down payments as a result because the current stock market broadcast the race within $3 trillion in value. passenger cars is the issue said june sales fail for the first time in two years in two years if we see gm and volkswagen cut their prices to defend their market shar

i want to take you into the hang seng index. most of the fixes on the shanghai are positive, but some weakness coming through from utility stocks, down 0.3%. a quick look at how the rest of the region is doing. the nikkei coming back up. about 0.4%. strong gains in australia, adding to the 2% gain yesterday. rishaad: time for a second look at chinese markets. turbulent. digging into the numbers and having a look at what is going on. very eventful, to say the least. let's take a look at some of the markets. one thing i want to talk about. looking at the second day, volumes are heavy. as far as the money coming into hong kong from the chinese mainland on this hong kong shanghai connect, we are seeing the quota come down. prices up, we are pushing back towards the highs of the day for 300.si hang seng up 3%. you look at the bottom two. we should be at this point, we are looking at, some are trading at or below book value. that is with the futures are telling you. as far as the money getting out -- are we seeing foreign money coming

in hong kong, down 4% for hang seng index. hang seng futures down 1000 points. let me get you the latest numbers when it comes to the number of companies that have called to trade in their own stock. stocks have now been held in between the two exchanges. 45% of the total. the kids here in hong kong falling as much as 10%. back to the chinese mainland, some of these companies that are actually falling, the icbc bank of china, not as much. between the two indices, 2800 2800s, we're looking at stocks across both exchanges, only 13 are up at this point. people just dressing for the exits. -- rushing for the exits. back to you. rishaad: we will have much more on that story. we want your opinion. include #trending business. the other big story is the unsettling of investors by grief. -- greece. athens producing nothing new. they were hoping to come up with something new by sunday. this could mean leaving the eurozone but it is probably not as simple as that. no one wants to take the blame for forcing greece out. the consequences are unknown. but with medicine in shor

. >> some good old road work hanging around this morning. right now a couple of spots to show you here. branch avenue at old branch, we have two left lanes blocked there, so just a little warning. then the inner look at colesville is blocked. it doesn't seem like it's slowing things down too much. southeast/southwest freeway at maine avenue you have to stay right to get past the crash. maybe over to the shoulder at this point this morning. 66 east of 123, no problems inbound or outbound. looking at 95 northbound, you're fine. southbound through quantico a little slow because of late-clearing construction work as well. more on that coming up. >>> this morning we are working to learn whether a man died after a shooting in the district. this happened near patterson elementary school on darrington street last night. d.c. police say the man was not conscious when the paramedics arrived. no information on a possible gunman. >>> 4:32. the family of this man wants your help catching his killer. adrian kinard is a father and someone shot him last wee

hang seng to the upside. in europe stocks there greatly epaing some situation on greece will happen today with green arrows across the board. the ftse is up a full percent. stock market futures taking a cue from optimism overseas. we're seeing futures down here 138. >>> espn looking to significantly cut its budget. lawyeren you're following this story. >> i'm surprised and not surprised of the as more of us cut the chord, espn averages 2 1/2 million viewers in prime time. the pressure is building. they recently lost 3 million subscribers over past year. paying more and more for content. as a result you have "the wall street journal" reporting that espn is undergoing a major belt-tightening. includes canceling plans to move the popular "mike and mike" show to new york city. not renewing keith olbermann's contract. espn head john skipper was told to cut 100 million next year. more than double the following year. espn owns espn. disney get as quarter of operates from the network. you pay a lot for it, more than

a dispatcher hangs up on the family of a teenager dying of a gunshot wound. captioning funded by cbs family of a teenager dying of a gunshot wound. captioning funded by >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for wednesday, july 29th, 2015. good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm alison harmelin in for anne-marie green. it's another day of dangerous uncomfortable heat in the eastern united states. it's the kind of stifling heat that takes your breath away. today should be the peak of the latest heat wave. heat advisories are posted from oklahoma to alabama. it will feel like triple-digit temperatures across the south and into the northeast. >>> in new york city the forecast is for a six-day run of temperatures of 90 degrees or higher. the high today is expected to be 95. the extreme heat is expected to affect power grids and officials say blackouts are inevitable. >> we serve 3.2 million metered customers that represents 9 million new yorkers throughout new york city and westchester every day. we will get pockets unfortunately of people who might lose power du

hang on to the umbrellas. spotty showers overnight tonight. clouds linger tomorrow with sunnier and milder weather setting up for the upcoming weekend. satellite radar showing you the low pressure system moving in. moisture still wrapping around on the back side of this low and that is why we still have more showers and drizzle in the forecast. so we will call it spotty tonight at 7:00. maybe when you are sitting down for dinner. 10:00 p.m. still showers crossing the heart of the bay area. tomorrow morning a shower or drizzle can't be ruled out for the start of the commute. morning starts out mid 50s to the low 60s and with those showers and drizzle around keep in mind that your morning commute could also be impacted and obviously don't forget your umbrellas. you might just need them for the first part of your day. tomorrow afternoon 67 in san francisco. temperatures coming up a little bit. 76 in palo alto. 73 san mateo. oakland 72. really mild inland. 73 in san rafael. a look at the accuweather seven day forecast spotty morning drizzle tomorr

>> hang on. >> hold on. hold on. >> hang on.g on. >> last word here. >> this is -- it's exactly why the reason why i'm saying this because i have worked in politics for so long and this is exactly what i have seen in 20 years of working in politics, the latino vote is growing. the latino vote is massively activated because of donald trump's comments. they are going to go after him. they are going to go after the republican party for not saying anything that is strong enough to dismiss these comments. and for continuing to use latinos and immigrants and, frankly, multicultural population that is growing in this country as a punching bag. it just not going to happen anymore. so republicans really need to be careful here. >> lisa. >> where was -- >> lisa, last word. >> where was the outrage when you have vice president biden who said derogatory and racist remarks? where was the outrage there? it only exists when comments are made on the right and that's wrong. nobody is defending trump's comments. >> you just are defending his comm

but it does hang out.low could be hanging out longer than we think and the slow not in a rush to leave, keeping the unstable air around and there is more that will move through tonight even tomorrow when the rain exits, the cloud cover will linger. so we are not going to see sunshine until mid- to late afternoon for most of the bay area. and then even when that low moves out, there is a different area of low pressure this one not giving us rainfall but it will keep temperatures in check. ocean temperatures are way up over the past couple of weeks sitting at about 62 degrees offshore. but even a flow from a warmer ocean is still a flow from the ocean which will prevent a heat wave. the onshore flow continues into next week giving us mild-to- warm weather but certainly not hot weather. futurecast showers continue overnight tonight perhaps wet in a few spots for tomorrow's morning commute. and even when the green and rainfall disappears, clouds will be pretty prevalent until 2:00 or 3:00 tomorrow afternoon so

hang saying, 20 seconds ago, up 3.4%. we are approaching a 3.9% gain.aking back some of the big losses wednesday. let's take a look at oil. rout and turmoil in jeff, great to see you. what is more important. the turmoil or possible deal with iran? jeff: there are a lot of things going on in the near term. if you look at the movement in the oil market, there has been a large change in expectations. from the back of the curve. the price expectation through thedropped back of the curve. it is partly driven by iran. saw in the headlines. the expectation the deal will go through and bring anywhere between half $1 million -- 500000 and one million barrels into the market. u.s. production has not been following as much as people thought. it is a combination of those two factors. china in the background, too. ashaad: oversupply is concern. jeff: you say it is a consensus. is definitely a large range of views. some people think i that end of the year, oil will come over 80. others quite bearish. frankly, oil will continue to bounce. sign -- assign a 30% chance f

. >> almost 600 lives hang in the balance, and the captain is nowhere to be found. >> i was saying, "mayday, mayday, we're sinking." and he was saying, "what rank are you?" i said, "i'm not actually a rank. i'm a guitarist." >>> five kids plunge into frigid waters. >> if you don't do your job the best that you were trained with no hesitation, a child will die. >> a baby falls into a well. >> heartbreaking. you just wanted to reach down and pull them out of the ground. excuse me. >> lives on the line. >> police. >> these are the passengers of the airplane that is caught in the powerline. >> cameras recording all the drama. >> all i remember is screaming for oxygen and an ambulance and rope. >> amazing tales of survival. >> i knew that there's no way i was going to make it to the surface in time to get a breath. >> "caught on camera: close encounters with death." >>> when life hangs in the balance, when quick decisions make the difference between living or dying, it's rare for cameras to be there recording all the drama. in this hour, you'll see six different stories, death-defying expe

police say she used a trash bag to hang herself. it happened three days after she was arrested during a traffic stop for an alleged lane change violation. bland's family says the video proves the arrest was unnecessary. >> get out of the car! >> i will light you. >> there was little reason that can be gleaned from the dash cam why sandy had to be thrown to the ground and hurt. >> surveillance video from the jail shows guards violated policy by not doing an in person check on bland hourly. the da is reviewing all the evidence but is treating this as homicide investigation. >>> the man accused of of killing nine black church members in south carolina indict indicted on 33 federal counts including hate crimes. attorney general loretta lynch announced the dimes of 21-year-old dylann roof today. roof was arrested following the june 17th shootings at emmanuel ame which charleston. roof wanted to start a race war prosecutors say. >> this warehouse fire in northern new jersey was so large firefighters ultimately decideed to just let let the

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these are the stocks listed on the hang seng index. about 70% of the open. $3.5 billion share buyback. high tong listed -- broker firms coming back up after that selloff yesterday. looking into japan, it is closing higher. pretty flat following that recall of five more and banks -- five more airbags. it may fill assets worth ¥200 billion. certainly it has been a wild ride. the chinese sharemarket and those chinese mainland shares in hong kong. it looks like we are going to recoup a lot of those losses from yesterday. the biggest jump in six years on the shanghai comp is it. we are seeing volatility continue. it is at 3.7% at the moment. anna: juliette saly joining us we have a question we are asking today. you can get in touch with me. shareholders telling not to sell. is it an act of desperation? tweet this -- tweet us. breaking news in the digital entertainment segment. an internet gaming service says it is considering an offer from gmc -- from gvc holdings. they are confident in the full-year outlook. they are on course for savings.

bland was found hanging in her jail cell last week. moments ago, prosecutors confirmed that it was a suicide. they said they based that conclusion on physical evidence. >> the only injury which was present on her neck or head was what's called a ligature furrow or a ligature mark. this is consistent with a suicide, according to the harris county institute of forensic science. >> a texas tv station, meanwhile, says it obtained a voicemail from a call bland made from jail. in it, she told a friend that she couldn't believe what was happening to her. >> you know, that case has a lot of you wondering what rights do you have when an officer pulls you over. news4's meagan fitzgerald is along connecticut avenue in northwest d.c. and she has been looking into this. meagan? >> reporter: legal experts say it is very important for drivers to know their legal rights when they are stopped by an officer during a traffic stop but also say it's important that both the officer and the driver do what they can to try and deescalate a situation. now, we -

it turns one way and hangs that way diagonally. people are sliding down screaming. women and men are grabbing life preservers and putting them on. one of the postal inspectors yells captain, turn back. think of the women and children. the crew's response? they took a fire hose and squirted the people. it forced them to go down and stop objecting. and on they went to chicago. they did straighten it out but the ship almost capsized outside south haven in 1904. it has been written up in the newspapers of the time. now, we cut to july 24, 1915. this is from the national archives the official customs card of the attendance takers on the ship. these are the people the federal government was in charge of counting passengers on ship so that ship owners to not overcrowd them. this would be a concern. you have too many passengers on a ship, so the government is making the count. at 7:30 a.m., july 24, 2500 passengers. clark street bridge in chicago and so forth. captain harry peterson in command of the ship. the number two officer, the second most powerful man on the ship, is