jonathan bell is worried about commodities. how worried are you?rther have we got to go in terms of the rout? caroline: welcome back it is 7:46 here in london. here are the stories you need to know. chinese manufacturing for money -- formerly known as the hsbc pmi has fallen to its lowest in 16 months. the chai shin came in at 48.2. well below estimates. that reinforces the need for further policy reports. amazon.com was -- has overtaken walmart is the world's biggest retailer by market value. shares jumped by as much as 19% on the back of after-hours trade. and sales beat analyst estimates. revenues were helped by a fast-growing cloud computing business. ladbrokes has agreed to move with gamma coral -- gala coral. the online business will be called ladbroke's coral. let's bring jonathan bell back into the conversation. we have them teaming up. is this wave being spurred by optimism, greece out of the way or is it the fact that cash is cheap and people want to make savings? guest: we talked earlier about revenue growth being weakened. that is the a

anna: jonathan bell. we've got a few minutes to go before european equity training. ferro is here. jonathan: if you want a recipe to get your equity market in the green, 50% of that equity market is suspended, then china has banned stockholders from selling. that is one way to get your stock market up. a lot of people call that move desperate. it will all looks pretty desperate. we will talk about china in the show. reese as well. another deadline for greece. a midnight -- greece as well. another deadline for greece. a midnight deadline. the bank of england decision. is there a decision to make? it has been a snooze fest for months after months. the overwhelming majority said they would by bloomberg -- majority surveyed by bloomberg said -- anna: are these desperate measures for chinese regulators? that was one of the conversations that i had with george magnus this morning. back in just a few minutes and it -- back in just a few minutes time with on the move. ♪ jonathan: good morning and welcome to "on the move." we are right here in london just moments away from th

jonathan: sharon bell of golden debt of goldman sachs, thank you. we will head back to advance. we are back in 2. ♪ jonathan: good morning and welcome back. i am jonathan ferro. it is time to get you up to speed with bloomberg's top stories. i ran it world powers signing an story to deal -- i ran and world powers -- iran and world powers signing a historic deal. -- stepping down as the investment trust after trading suspended. he will be replaced on october 1. mobius will be chairman. greek prime minister alexis tsipras has returned home to instability within his coalition. two factions said they will not support the deal. tsipras gave vent to european -- gave into european concessions. ryan chilcote. over to you. ryan: spiro's spent two decades running this country's borrowing program and gives us insight of what lies ahead. see why. you are a fascinating man. the question everybody wants answered it tomorrow, and the prime minister -- canada prime minister get this program and all of the austerity measures through? guest: the fact before you love to brussels, all the parties ag

i'm sean bell. >>> back to jonathan papelbon for just one second. he is 34.l some pitches left in that arm. wonder about his accent, he fridays baton rouge, louisiana. >> yes, ma'am. >>> world cup champs now cover girls. >> each team member has their own sports illustrated cover that is our girl, carli lloyd mid fielder from delran, new jersey. there are 25 covers in all. that is unprecedented for sports illustrated. the coach has one. is there a subscriber version featuring a group shot. picks were taken on the day of the parade up in new york city last week. >>> all right. here's the thing. are people overreact go to these recent shark sight goes. why marine experts say you shouldn't be so darned frightened to go in the the water. >>> talk about a break between books, the author of the to kill a mocking bird finally has a follow-up and amazon is fight to go fill order for both books. >>> why are we playing this song? that is because the guy here in the forground is darren johnson. he is our director whom you worked with in orlando, florida before coming her

in wheaton brad bell, abc7 news. jonathan: heart-breaking to hear after all the years, too. news of the murder charge in the lyon sister case getting reaction on social media. diane cho in the newsroom. diane: our facebook page has been inundated with people relieved to hear the news of the indictment today. many remembering a case like yesterday even though it happened so long ago. "thank you to everyone who has worked so hard and never gave up on this case. your dedication has been amazing and words cannot say how truly great you. are my thoughts -- my thoughts and player goes to the parents. i know they are looking down from he with smiles on the faces." another said, "i cannot imagine the pain that the family must felt." and another said "they're finally getting closure. the poor parents. how could the men live with themselves knowing what they did to the little girls. thank god the detectives never gave up when the case grew cold. so many children in danger." another said, "this is just before my 11th birthday. anytime we went somewhere we looked for them in cars we pas

in harper's ferry brad bell abc7 news. jonathan: all right. former f.b.i. back in the stafford county courtroom on charges he killed his wife. this is arthur gonzalez's third trial in the 2013 shooting death of his estranged wife julie. the first two ended in a mistrial. gonzalez argues he slot his wife in self-defense after she attacked him in an argument. although prosecutors say gonzalez staged the crime scene. kimberly: the case of the man charged with killing a university of maryland -- of mary washington student goes to a grand jury today. he was indicted last month on first-degree murder and abduction charges. he is accused of strangling grace in april in a fredericks room they shared. they victim he left the room where mann was discovered and that he admitted to strangling her. scott: tonight, new developments from louisiana. a woman comes forward to describe a chilly encounter with the movie theater shooter. horace holmes at the live desk has details coming out. horace: a chance encounter with the guy that opened fire at the movie theater. for seve

in marlboro, brad bell abc7 news. jonathan: heartbreaking story. thank you.gg prices are skyrocketing across the country. it is all because of a strain of avian flu wiping out flocks in some farms. now, maryland secretary of agriculture says it won't be long until we see the cases of illness here. tom roussey joining us live from upper marlboro to explain. it would be nice if they could keep it from happening here. it has devastated other farmersment tom: they are doing what they can. we are at a farm in upper marlboro. none of these chickens and no chickens on the east coast got this deadly bird flu yet. but the agriculture secretary says it is coming and will be here by fall. doug hill owns cabbage creek farm and raises a number of animals and birds including hundreds of free-range egg producing chicken and others for meat. >> there are 200 or 300 at any point in time. tom: there is always a lot to worry about but this week the agriculture secretary predicted a new worry this fall. high-path avian influenza. a bird flu that hit the western u.s. in december

upper marlboro brad bell, abc7 news. jonathan: breaking news from the newsroom. it has to do with comedian bill cosby. in 2005 deposition bill cosby admitted to obtain quaaludes with the idea of giving them the women he wanted to have sex with. a lawsuit was filed by the former temple employee. and he is accused of giving her 3.5 pills of benadryl. cosby settled that lawsuit in 2006. but more than a dozen women have come forward accusing him of assaulting them. some believe they were drugged. it's worth noting the statute of limitations in the 2005 case have run out. that is the latest from the breaking news desk. i'm jonathan elias. back to you. kimberly: thank you. heartbreaking to hear about that. coming up on "abc7 news at 5:00" -- a "7 on your side" investigation. hidden hazard in some medications that is making people sick. why the f.d.a. says it is not going to change the rules. >> we have not one but two new faces we are adding to the fighting back wall of justice. the hunt is on. i'm jennifer donelan. the story coming up. leon: later update in the fight

on taylor's mountain, brad bell abc 7 news. jonathan: stay with abc 7 news and wjla.com for any new developments in this case. kimberly: former president george h.w. bush is recovering in maine. he is in fair condition after he fell and broke a bone in his neck at his home in kennebunkport. he is a form of parkinson's disease it is forcing him to use a wheelchair in recent years. leon:leon:jonathan: a lot of folks getting out and enjoying this gorgeous day. doug: it is going to be absolutely gorgeous like it is right now. everywhere we look. like this you from our weatherbug camera intensity they -- from chesapeake bay. you can see the tree-lined over in tillman island. absolutely gorgeous. it will stay that way to the evening. temperatures are comfortable. it is a comfortable 85 because the air is so dry. 82 in quantico and fredericksburg. 76 at annapolis. the dew point on the temperature would use to measure what exactly the deal is with the moisture in the air. when we get these combination of 80's and dew points in the 50's and 60's

brad bell, abc 7 news . jonathan: the navy yard in southeast washington is getting back to normal after a chaotic morning. hundreds, if not thousands of members along force been swarming the area after receiving reports of shots being fired. nearly three hours later police give the all clear after coming up empty in a search of all the buildings and the grounds. kimberly: we have team coverage of the response and reaction of those affected by the lockdown. we begin with sam ford live in southeast. reporter: right now it is gotten back to normal pretty much. you can see the commuters waiting to get out of the gate to go home. for much of the day it was anything but normal. finally, an announcement was made that the all clear was given by the mayor. >> our police responded. our police went into the facility with the assistance of our federal partners. at this time there is no evidence of gunshots. there is no evidence of a shooter. and there is no evidence of any victims. reporter: the mayor's words nearly four hours a

jonathan: you didn't know we have the sound effects. all the bells and whistles. ian: i appreciate it. kimberly: this is the very last thing you want to happen on a fishing trip. jonathan: shark seeing red. what happens after he flips a man out of a kayak. kimberly: plus. "doug died." the simple words making waves and getting a town talking about it next. >> the treasure of belonging to a world war ii vet comes full circle on the fourth of july weekend. "7 on your side" works to a myselfry. the story coming -- a mystery. the story up next. i love the newlace. thank you. we used a designer from havertys to help blend all of my stuff with dave's one good chair. i love it. that reminds me of when we blended our furniture. yeah. ryan helped me get all my stuff just the way i like it. and emily helped me get all of my stuff right the curb. that was a great day. yeah. refresh your space at havertys with savings in every room! plus enjoy 36-month, no-interest financing. havertys. discover something you. kimberly: a one in a million discovery tonight kicking off an inspiri

kim -- previously worked under ron hextall, coached jonathan quick and la and won a pair of stanley cups. great tennis at women bellsir arena williams survivors, great brit healthier watson in front of a home town crowd pushed through in the final to win it 6 to 2, next up playing her sister venous the last time that happened at women bell ton was ticks years ago. advanced to the fourth round with a straight win. won today, and roger if he didder error did this -- wins a point and go on to win now looking for his eighth women bell ton title. greer re green prior classic, he shot one under par today and he's going oh to make the cut. thursday round, lowest score in 16 months. one more turn-up before the summer's gold cup team usa hammered gad month la four to nothing. rocket 25 yards out usa opens with honduras tuesday night. for the first time ever woman will coach in the nba summer leading, beckie has no monday -- she's going to handle the head coaching duties for summer league first female full-time female coach in natasha history when she joined the club last summer, 16 seasons in the wmba. >> very cool. i like

maryland bureau chief brad bell reports from hagerstown with the investigation. jonathan: we'll get that for you in a second. we are having an issue with the story. meantime, the fall-out does continue for the stunning admission of bill cosby. newly discovered unsealed documents from court reveal something about cosby i'm sure the lawyers didn't want revealed at all. comedian admitted he give women drugs with the admission of having sex with them. abc marci gonzalez is following this. marci: after repeatedly side-stepping questions about sexual assault allegations -- >> i can't speak. marci: now a possible admission from bill cosby revealed. a court document unsealed yesterday says the comedian said yes when asked under oath if he purchased prescription sedative quaaludes. the attorney asking "when you got the quaaludes was it in your mind you would give them to the young women you wanted to have sex with? " he said yes. now he is elaborating on an encounter of las vegas and says she meets me backstage, i give her quaaludes and we have sex. according to a document filed b

bell exchange. we have larry glazier jonathan corpina and rick santelli from chicago. jonathan, very quietly, we started with a very quiet open this morning. volume has been light today. we are up 92 points on the dow. what's going on here? >> seems like the last 2 1/2 weeks this market has been so focused on greece. now that headline quieted down, investors are going back focusing on the basics. economic data helped beginning of the earnings season will spark activity and a lot ofç interest in this market. additional outside factors investors have been waiting to get back in this market. we trended below the 2100 level and 18,000 in the dow. we are back there now. can we stay above here? >> retail sales numbers were disappointing in the u.s. if it's not up on signs of stronger u.s. growth? >> i can't think anybody didn't think an iran deal was going to get done, period. the president's legacy demanded it. the deal's done. i'm not saying whether it's a good or bad deal. doesn't it make perfect sense? we have spongy retail sales. stock market is up and oil's up. this is

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the maryland bureau chief brad bell will have more on the case coming up tonight at 5:00. jonathan: ahead for us on the "abc7 news at 4:00" -- a terrifying ending to a nascar race. all of it caught on camera. [screaming] how the crash now is raising new concerns about crowd safety. kimberly: plus way to save more than time on your next trip in express lanes. how you can get some money back. jonathan: abc7 has you covered when news breaks. sign up for breaking news, weather, traffic. they will be sent to your phone. go to wjla.com/text. stay with us. more news at 4:00. coming back i why are we watching this again? i pay for all these channels, so i make myself watch them all. joey, i'll watch anything except this. except this. go back, go back, go back, go back, go back, go baback. fios custom tv lets you pay for the types of channels you want, not the ones you don't. 100% fiber optics is here. get out of the past. get fios. now for $79.99 a month. go online or call. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v jonathan: this is happening now. presid

bell abc7 news. leon: tonight a montgomery county man is in maryland to face child pornography charges. jonathan elias is standing by at live desk for brand new information we uncovered about the case. jonathan: since we first broke the news at 4:00 on abc7 news we learned that the suspect a former employee of a dance school called dance place in northeast washington. his name is bradley porter. we have a photo. he had images of child pornography at a hard drive at his home in takoma but they found him in knoxville. he has turned himself in. a spokes penn with the tans studio tans place, tells us that he is no longer employed there and never involved with kids classes. the very latest i'm jona elias. back to you. >> thank you. coming up on "abc7 news at 5:00" -- move over rusty. another animal from the national zoo is ready for the spotlight. leon: months after an abc7 investigation on high fines on local toll lanes we are hearing that the problems may not be getting better. kellye: the donald hear what he said about his comments on immigrants and another project in d.c. leon: tracking a line of

bell. it is the all-star break in baseball and the phillies only have one all-star jonathan papelbon, three phillies have been actively trying to be traded and he made it clear he wants out. >> here's what a lot of people don't understand, if this decision was solely on my shoulders, i would have been gone a long time ago but i only have so much power. i can only do so much. if another team comes to the phillies and they have april offer and the phillies don't like it or don't want to accept it, i can't do anything about that. >> in the home run derby under dog the hometown kid todd frazier, new jersey boy beat out albert pujols prince fielder and chris bryant, to win the derby at 15 home runs in his final round. thirty-nine total. congrats to that kid. >>> that is sports in a minute. i'm sean bell. >> you think about it with papelbon, this is how badly the phillies season is. this is probably the low point, the worst phillies fans will have to endure, they have one player in the all-star game and that guy jonathan papelbon and he doesn't even want to be on the phillies. their recording in

bell. it is all-star break in baseball and the phillies only have one all-star. jonathan papelbon, three phillies have been actively trying to be traded and he made it clear that he wants out. >> here's what a lot of people don't understand if this decision was solely on my shoulders, i would have been gone a long time ago. i only have so much power. i can only do so much. if a team comes to the phillies and they have an offer and the phillies don't like it or don't want to accept it, i can't to anything about it. >> and in the home run derby under dog the hometown kid todd frazier the jersey boy beat out albert pujols, prince fielder ape chris bryant to win the derby. he had 15 home runs in his final round. thirty-nine total. congrats to that kid. >>> that is sports in a minute i'm sean bell. >> thanks, sean. >>> another up desearch honor. >> each team sock are man women's soccer team that won it all each one of the women will have their own cover on sports illustrated including our carli lloyd. there is also going to be another cover that has the whole team, on it. yeah

bell, abc 7 news. kimberly: something you can never get. we have heard from business owners whose livelihoods are destroyed as well. jonathan: they are hoping they can somehow rebuild. john gonzalez continues the team coverage from harpers ferry. reporter: during the column of the night in harpers ferry flames rip through historic section of buildings. in all for buildings. at least one of them 200 years old. eight businesses are a total loss, including the popular private twins bobpub on potomac street. >> i do not think it would be this bad when i got here this morning. reporter: livelihoods are got almost as quickly as the brick-and-mortar. fortunately, no injuries were reported. the pub has been around for a couple of decades inside a building that dates back to the 1830's. >> it started in the bigger building and it just went to the one next to me and in my place. reporter: with a sign in a few blogging covered in sit the owner of 10 fold is trying to literally look at the bright side. >> the sun out in the water. i have gotten some photographs of rainbows. we just hope we can rebuild. reporter: her business is a fair

jonathan: thanks. a bizarre story out of silver spring that involves a man that neighbors say is far from friendly. our maryland bureau chief brad bell explained the dispute that landed the neighbor in jail. brad: according to one side this picture shows him knocking down his neighbor's fence and this shows him blocking the neighbor's driveway. this one well it's not exactly offering a friendly wave. >> he has hurled stones at mr. buckway. he has threatened to shoot him. brad: the buckland's lawyer says a five-year saga now coming to ahead. the buckman's out of town sued for harassment and won. a judge ordered anger management classes. then he lied in court about taking them and got convicted of perjury. then according to the montgomery county sheriff he tried to avoid arrest. >> he made it a nightmare. brad: tonight he is in jail and his wife claims the law has it all wrong. >> this is ridiculous. brad: this is the kondilis family backyard. this is where the bachman's live and have a pool. according to >> plaza kond -- mrs. kondilis this started with a property line. we talk to the other neighbors who say they are good neighbors. bu

jonathan: looking forward to it. scary scene in prince george's county. a car slamming into a liquor store. kellye: this happened this morning on annapolis road. maryland bureau chief brad bell has more from the scene. brad: well, this is one of those sights that you have just got to see. take a look back here. you can see this lincoln nkz deep into bill's wine and i willquer on -- and liquor at she believes that her foot was on the brake but authorities suspect the foot was on the gas pedal. it was an unintended acceleration in the store. the good news for her is that she is uninjured. she showed me a scratch on her arm. she didn't want to appear on camera. understandably. the store is a mess. but the discharge is mostly cosmetic. and some products in the front. no real structural damage to the building. the vehicle hit it at just the right angle and just the right place. it's certainly a sight to below. in landover hills brad bell, abc7 news. kellye: coming up at 4:00 -- >> a shark, it grabbed my back. kellye: an abc news exclusive. we are hearing from a father who survived a shark attack in north carolina. kellye: kellye: moments ago we brought you information about anoth