after robbing him, rutledge then shot the man five times, killing him instantly.wallet contained $20. when rutledge arrived on death row at 22, the threat of execution pushed him to the edge. >> life on death row, to me, was a very traumatic experience. i stayed in the cell 23 hours a day. i felt lost, confused, devastated. and knowing that you're going to die, that they sent you there to die, it have an even more vicious effect on your mentality and that death was definitely next. i went through a mental stage where i like lost my mind. >> since coming off death row, mitch rutledge has taught himself to read and write and earned his ged. now he expresses himself through his writing. >> i consider myself a poet. but i wrote this because at this particular time, it was a friend of mine being executed, and i was deeply wounded by that. and i was deeply touched. "tonight, death has been called forward once again from the life it resides in to carry out the wishes of the state of alabama in the execution of another death row inmate. death all smiles tonight. it didn't

joining us now to cover the angles, john rutledge, david dahl, dramatically cutting his holdings in china, and john busy, who has years of experience in that part of the world. thank you so much for joining us. john, i'd like to begin with you. how much of what is happening in china has to do with china, and how much of it has to do with the overall federal reserve and the u.s. interest rates here? >> well, that's what makes this interesting, maria, is there a china story. it's slowing. we had a lousy pmi report. they've got rebalancing to do in the economy. they're trying to tame corruption and so forth. but it's really slowing not very much. the bigger story is the fact that the people worrying about the fed ending qe is causing a tremendous capital outflow. not just from china, but from indonesia and thailand and the philippines and the other rest of the bricks, as well. so this is a very big story with the fed right in the middle of it. >> why? is that appropriate, john? >> well, for two reasons. one is people have been borrowing dollars to invest in higher-rate countries, called a ca

so josh rutledge on first gets a huge jump. the winning run is in scoring position. game-winning single. a six-game losing streak. their longest since jaul, 2010. >> he started with derrick parker. hi was forced to leave the game after the manager said it was probably a strain due to some dehydration. but we'll learn more on sunday. matt adams hit a three-run bomb. 7-1, the final from east bay. >>> the warriors have been granted the option of visiting dwight how ard in los angeles. july 10th is when he will announce which team he will play for next season. it seems like we will have another decision, terry, just like lebron james. saber cats also winners tonight. they beat the utah blaze, 57-49. i'm not as interested in the super man sweeps stakes where everybody was a couple years ago. >> so what is the scoop in your sports world? is this for real? >> the one thing about the warrior's management, they will explore all options. if he wants to talk to the team and he can bring something to the team, they will explore it. they figure hi's a good player, a solid player.

but the people here, most of them bosnian croats, lead rutledge lives compared to other parts of thecountry the family's oldest daughter already lives in croatia. with croatia about to join the eu, she hopes for new opportunities. this is the day they come them rate the dead -- commemorate the dead. >> i have croatian citizenship, and i think a lot of people will move. not just to austria, but all over europe. >> the eu has always attracted itinerant laborers. now, white-collar workers have the opportunity to immigrate there. young members of this church will soon be able to go to university in the eu, thanks to their croatian passports. but the anticipated brain drain could mean new problems for the patchwork state of bosnia- herzegovina, especially in the largest city in the southwest of the country. the conflicts of the 1990's (blood between ethnic croats and muslims was next -- left bad blood between ethnic croats and muslims bosniacs. one recent joint art project involved the painting of this ruin. he is bosniac, another ethnic croatian. in their view, every young person who lea

josh rutledge gets there safely. and the game-winning single. rockies walk off with a 2-1 victory. giants on the longest losing streak since july 2nd, 2010. >> his personal home is district heights, maryland. that is held his first ever football camp today. it was free to children ages 5 to 14. a few teammates joined him at the camp which he knows was more than just football. >> when i was a child i thought i could do anything i wanted to do or put my mind to. they want to prevail and help the family out. >> and our nba insider rick is reporting that the warriors have been granted permission to talk to superman that. being soon to be free agent center dwight howard. the warriors have decide they will take him up on the operative talks with him. he said he will not come to the east bay. they need to go to where he is. warriors will be traveling to see if they would like to add to their playoff puzzle. >> great way to start a relationship. you come see me. >> you want me? you come to me. >> yeah, really. thanks a lot. >>> "atlantis" was the last shuttle to launch. now it's on a new m

pinch runner rutledge stole second base.ext batter nolan walkoff. 6 straight losses for the orange and black. now next-to-last in the division. chew on that one. >>> world series fever alert. in oakland, what? yeah. that's right. oakland. coco crisp bobblehead day for fernie lee. parker with a hamstring issue in the 4th inning. no word on his condition at this hour. >> the cardinals smell blood in the water scored three runs in the 6th off blevins. matt allen did the damage to make it 6-0. in the 7th allen again gets pat neshek. pair of home runs for the day for allen in front of 35,000. a nice sellout. cardinals' adam wainwright eight strikeouts gave up only one run, game 2 of the two of the best teams in both leagues saw wainwright go the distance. if he gets add rosales, the popout ends it. as lose, one game behind texas. >>> tough year for josh hamilton. how about the leather? we call this amazing. hamilton grab. not once but twice, folks. twice in one sportscast. in one game. angels win it 7-2. that's terrific stuff. >>

pinch runner rutledge stole second base.lan arenado with a walkoff single. 6 straight losses for the orange and black. now four games under .500 and next-to-last in the division. >>> this might be considered a speed bump. just slow them down today. coco crisp bernie lee bobblehead day. parker with a hamstring issue in the 4th inning. no word on his condition at this hour. he will be reevaluated tomorrow in front of a sold-out crowd. cardinals put the ball in play and found some holes and stored three runs in the sixth off jerry blevins. matt adams did the damage in the 6th and 7th. this time he got pat neshek. pair of home runs for the day for adams. cardinals' adam wainwright eight strikeouts gave up only one run, game 2 of the two of the best teams in both leagues saw wainwright go the distance. here he gets adam rosales to pop out to end it. as win streak ends at three as they lose to st. louis, 7-1. >>> serena williams against the sentimental favorite just 42 years young kimiko date-krumm who kind of became a house of ca

rutledge scores from second. walk-off winner and giants lose their sixth straight game. 2-1, the final. >>> and ernie bobblehead day. one run on five, struck out eight, his 11th wing of the year. a's pitch he were jared parkerrer retired the first batters he faced but he left in the fourth with hamstring tightness. cramps due to the heat. then the three-run bomb by matt adams. blevinsen had two home runs and we have one a's highlights. you don't get a bobblehead unless you make plays like this. coco, the sliding catch bull they still fall, 7-1, the final. >>> the women's. nb park, 171 on the day. 10-under for the tournament. she has a four-shot lead coming into today's final round. tiger woods your host at the at&t national but couldn't play, elbow injury. the second shot on 12, goes way past the hole, someone in the gallery muff said something because he gave them the middle finger. 4-over on the take. castro shot an even par and managed 8-par on 18. after findth water, who needs a putser when you make shots lik

rutledge scores from second. walk-off winner and giants lose their sixth straight game. 2-1, the final. >> its hosting the cardinals and on coco crisp ernie bobblehead day. one run on five, struck out eight, his 11th win of the year. a's pitcher jared parker retired the first batters he faced but he left in the fourth with hamstring tightness. cramps due to the heat. then the three-run bomb by matt adams. blevins had two home runs and we have one a's highlights. you don't get a bobblehead unless you make plays like this. coco, the sliding catch bull they still fall, 7-1, the final. >> the women's on the he lincolns. parker, is 71 on the day. 10-under for the tournament. she has a four-shot lead coming into today's final round. tiger woods your host at the at&t national but couldn't play, elbow injury. you don't see this often. the second shot on 12, goes way past the hole, someone in the gallery must have said something because he gave them the middle finger. 4-over on the day. object toe castro shot an even par

rutledge forney says older caucasian men are at a very high risk, but anyone can be affected. >> "ifh a melanoma early, 99 percent of them are curable. if we don't catch it until it's advanced, then 85% of people will die from melanoma." >> reporter: to watch for signs, remember a-b-c-d-e. >> "the first one is asymmetry. if you can take a lesion and cut it in half and the two sides don't match, that's a warning sign. the second is irregular borders. two colors is one of the main things we look for. the fourth thing is the d which is diameter. we know that moles that are bigger than the size of a pencil eraser have a greater risk factor. and the last is e for evolving or changing. >> reporter: dermatologists recommend men over forty who are caucasian, have a history of sunburn, or who have fair skin or numerous moles get an annual skin check. family history also raises the risk for melanoma. for today's health minute, i'm susan hendricks. half the amoun >> we've got a break from today, with this blanket of fog. it made it into the bay. for tonight. this is the natural air- conditionin

pinch runner rutledge scores easily. stolen second after rupping for todd helton, who affeldt walked. that is how the giants lost their sixth in a row. they have one more game in colorado tomorrow and head to cincinnati for the first of four on monday nfl things continue to warm up in the southland. the phillies just scored a run in the top of them and here in the bottom of the inning, ellis wrestles the pitch. ramirez is coming hard. young's throw not in time. l.a. with the 4-3 walk-off run. the dodgers are still last in the nl west, but just a game behind the giant. >>> much of the soccer season has been forgettable so far for the san josi earthquakes of they played one to remember tonight at stanford. a packed stadium of better than 50,000 to see the quake and los angeles galaxy. then salinas with a nice cross to genardo who heads it into the net. quakes down 2-1. now we're in stoppage time,92 minutes in. they are even. that would have felt like a win for the quakes, but there was more. less than one minute later, gor

rutledge scores from second. walk-off winner and giants lose their sixth straight game. 2-1, the final. >> a's hosting the cardinals and on coco crisp ernie bobblehead day. one run on five, struck out eight, his 11th win of the year. a's pitcher jared parker retired the first batters he faced but he left in the fourth with hamstring tightness. cramps due to the heat. then the three-run bomb by matt adams. blevins had two home runs and we have one a's highlights. you don't get a bobblehead unless you make plays like this. coco, the sliding basket catch. but they still fall, 7-1, the final. >> the women's on the links. parker, is 71 on the day. 10-under for the tournament. she has a four-shot lead coming into today's final round. tiger woods your host at the at&t national but couldn't play, elbow injury. you don't see this often. the second shot on 12, goes way past the hole, someone in the gallery must have said something because he gave them the middle finger. 4-over on the day. castro shot an even par and manage

. >> kyle then sends these layers to zane rutledge to work his magic. >> it's three shots stitched together in a couple of subtle and deliver ways. the original hand held shot up to a moment and then the final hand held shot at the end but in between we're seaming that together with the cheated hand held simulated in the computer. >> to create that shot zane uses a process called rote owe scoping. >> it's a pains taking screen by screen shaping rachel. and by isolating her on in that way we're able to drop her onto the other shot. >> but the devil is in the details. after viewing the effect, zane and kyle decide sidney's moves on top of the car aren't realist particular enough. >> if we didn't kite quite have the right movement on this arm. we had to ice late the movement from another moment in time and build the fake arm and animate it and drop it in into its on little spot so we could get the performance we needed. >> with the effect complete, kyle sends the finish video to the cast and crew. >> even though i knew what was going to happen i didn't know it was going to look that good. >> w

would dickenson or john rutledge have supported them? >> you know, as jeff and i were talking my next book has a working title of the founding fathers are spinning in their graves which is a kind of reflection on the relationship between the values and views of our 18th century founders and the issues that we face in the 21st century. and i think -- i'm sorry. there are some issues where they just faint. you said in 1847 in front of james madison. [laughter] actually, i think -- james madison was a kind of a nerd. i think he would have fainted dead away. now, patrick henry might have been more excited about that. i don't know but it seems to me that the evolution of technology is something that the founding fathers would have had to think long and hard about. they certainly did not believe in granting full civil liberties to loyalists during the american revolution. they did not mind pumping out from behind trees and boulders to shoot their british soldier to enemies. >> nor did many mind prosecuting their critics for sedition. presumabl

joining me right now to talk about more about that, john rutledge, the chief investment strategist.l is former nsa computer scientist, and karla rogers with the city university of new york. good to see everyone. thanks very much for joining us. john, what should president obama push for when it comes to this meeting tomorrow? >> i think the most important thing they can do is get to know each other and how to communicate with each other. it's the reagan gorbachev moment that worked so well in the cold war. i don't think they're going to get a lot of practical results. i suspect they'll say something about incoming investments in the u.s. and they'll say something about the pacific trade pact. but i don't think you're going to get a lot of announcements of agreementings. >> dave, what do you think? how likely are the chinese to take any action to stop cyberattacks and theft? >> i think, as you say, you said, supposedly, but the reality is there's definite announcements from every united states security official, that there has been significant loss of intellectual property of china.

>> focused on trying to bring another wave of console day, using charter perhaps is key with tom rutledgeere's john -- well regarded as operator at charter. we'll see whether they succeed in that. various impediments to any number of deals you might consider. >> verizon at a spike is coming back. >> what about at&t at 5.2 yield? >> not justify. i think it can go to 5.5, 5.6. >> sprint. >> that's done. that's done. >> now because american towers and the real estate trusts, american tour is the worst chart in the book but probably the company with the most money. >> and benefits from the sale. >> if the bond market were done, i would go reach for american tower. i want to see this tnx back off. tnx backs off, people come in, that's what everyone should be watch, that's the ten-year and you feel more comfortable. i need the velocity to stop. the velocity, 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 bond market rally, it's just -- from 6:00 a.m. to 7:00, trying to get dressed and the bond market's saying, listen, don't take that shower. >> you remembered your pants, impressed. >> i ripped my pants on the way over. i t