mohammadgn minister javon zarif jetted into the capital for talks with bashar al-assad.violence erupted to mark is arrival. the islamic state group claims to have killed a westerner in egypt for the first time. the photograph purporting to show the decapitated body of croatian national tomislav salopek has appeared online. senior u.n.ust are, official has quit his post and it allegations of rape and killing by peacekeepers in the central african republic. chiefban ki-moon -- u.n. ban ki-moon says he is angered and ashamed. whocar gaye, the official has resigned, told me on this channel that in his view, the u.n. has not failed the people of the central african republic. let's bring you some business news now. oh, we're starting in china. the central bank is trying to intervene in the markets once again. reporter: that's right. the people's bank of china devalues the yuan yet again this wednesday. the bayou was lowered 1.6% against the dollar, even though the bank signaled that its evaluation on tuesday was a one-off mood. it is missed concerns that it is on a campaign to

school's football field in a freak accident. >> heather hurriga (learning what exactly happened to javon and tells us. >> reporter: police say the teen was moving large heavy metal equipment when it accidently fell and hit quarrels on the head the 17-year-old later died at the hospital from blunt force trauma to the head. this did happen around 4 this afternoon but police nor school officials have confirmed this was before or during practice. police tell me that their knowledge, quarrels was not wearing a helmet at the time of the accident. school officials tell me this was not an unusual thing for players to be moving around equipment, but what is unusual and something team members are having a hard time grasping is the fact their friend, javon quarrels, will not be coming back. quarrels was going to be starting his senior year here on tuesday. >> they are taking it very hard as i said to someone, you know, you're a member of a team, you know, it goes beyond just friendships. sometimes they consider each other more like family, like brothers. so everyone's taking this very hard, but esp

. >> javon jackson is 35 years old. he has two kids and lives in downtown cleveland. >> you're a republican. but your family growing up everybody around you, democrats? so what happened? >> well when i was a kid a lot of times the democratic candidates would come to the church and they'd do a fiery speech and talk about everything they was going to do. i was a little kid and i would on everything and i would take notes. he's going to do this and that. then four years later, bret it still looked the same. then older and older the issues in our community got worse and worse. then they would come back and say the same thing they said when i was eight. and i was like they're lying. and then i kind of moved away from them a little bit. >> i mean to be a republican in downtown cleveland is not an easy thing, right? >> yeah. but you got to sign up for your beliefs, though. >> reporter: he's excited to heart candidates debate in his hometown especially on the issues of the economy and shoring up the u.s. military. he's looking

. >> javon jackson is 35 years old.e has two kids and lives in downtown cleveland. >> you're a republican. but your family growing up everybody around you, democrats? so what happened? >> well when i was a kid a lot of times the democratic candidates would come to the church and they'd do a fiery speech and talk about everything they was going to do. i was a little kid and i would on everything and i would take notes. he's going to do this and that. then four years later, bret it still looked the same. then as i got older and older the issues in our community got worse and worse. then they would come back and say the same thing they said when i was eight. and i was like they're lying. and then i kind of moved away from them a little bit. >> i mean to be a republican in downtown cleveland is not an easy thing, right? >> yeah. but you got to sign up for your beliefs, though. >> reporter: he's excited to heart candidates debate in his hometown especially on the issues of the economy and shoring up the u.s. military. he's l