>> roger stringer: i did. i did. of a gun goin' off without a trigger bein' pulled. it made no sense. >> stahl: what roger didn't know was that by then remington had gotten some 200 complaints claiming just that, about rifles like zac's, with a trigger mechanism called the x-mark pro. six months after justin was killed, another tragedy with the same trigger, this time in chadbourn, north carolina. 16-year-old jasmine thar and her cousin jahmesha were about to go christmas shopping. >> robert chaffin: they were standing out in the front yard, with the grandmother sitting on the porch. >> stahl: robert chaffin, an attorney for jasmine's family, made this animation: a neighbor across the street in his bedroom picked up a loaded model 700. the safety was off. >> chaffin: and it fired through a closed window. and in what could be the most random act you ever heard of, the bullet traveled across the street and went through jahmesha's chest, barely missing her heart, and basically hit jasmine almost directly in the heart, a

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remember he was a third stringer last year and got hurt in the preseason.m john clark live in green bay. we're right back after this. every year south jersey sends more and more tax money to trenton, but gets less and less back thanks to steve sweeney and chris christie. here's the sweeney-christie record eight years of underfunded schools. huge tax breaks for themselves and their rich friends while we pay more. and homestead rebate funding for seniors cut in half next year. don't believe the fake news from his wealthy donors. steve sweeney stands with chris christie, not with south jersey. >>> we're following even more breaking news. sky force 10 is is live in northeast philadelphia. police say they were chasing a car on the boulevard, someone in that car had a high powered rifle. the car, as you can see there, crashed. the suspect ran off into the woods. police have the area surrounded and are looking for the suspect. we have a crew on the way to the scene. we'll bring you information as soon as we get it. final check of the weather tonight. >> another sp

and of course, david stringer in kalgoorlie. was the hong kong rally built on solid foundations?will check in on developers that have started to sink. we look at the prospects, this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: we are running up to the start of the trading day, the second trading day of this kong.n hong this is what it looks like for the hang seng premarket. pretty much flat. the futures just up a fraction. record 10 straight days. what has been supporting the hang seng gained this year? it has been property developers. ever grand is up. sunac as well. a little down transfer country garden, but up to july the 27th, evergrande was up 400%. evergrande up almost 400%, about 189% forsunac and country garden. that is really what is behind the hang seng. can these companies go too far too fast? it will be about investors. it's him off like you just added a next her zero by accident -- it's almost like you just added an extra zero. wanda story is getting interesting. to developments, one of the gold coast, and one officeme in sydney, and multiuser building.there is speculation they are fiel

he was the third it stringer and got hurt and now he is the man. >> they are a big part of development. i think last year a z a rookie to finally get the live action and kind of nfl opportunities i think it's big. everybody to get back in the swing of things and the routine like we talked about earlier. it's a big part of it. >> i expect the eagles starters to play a series or two. if the offense does well, that may be it. if they struggle, they may play another series. alshon jeffrey may not play. doug hasn't decided yet. and keith, please save me an aisle seat. the planes are small. >> both of you are tall. >> i'm taller and older. i'll see you soon. nbc 10 is here all access pass. the only place you'll be able to watch thursday's preseason game live from green bay. we'll get you started with the kickoff, a full hour of analysis to get you ready for the game. that begins at 7:00. then at 8:00, the birds take on the packers followed by nbc 10 news at 11:00. >>> in just the past hour, the national weather service conf m confirmed it was a tornado that hit maryland yet. now we're gettin

they're fed up with de blasio and stringer and fed up with the rhetoric for the progressive rhetoric. jobs and equal opportunities. >> brian: i lived in long island. i went to school in long island. so every two or three months i have a reason to go to the city. the last 20 years i do it every day. i watch the transform when they said it was impossible. i watch crime just dissipate. i watch the graffiti go. 42nd street is a tourist place. where is the outrage? >> from those people protesting president trump. they should be protesting now the existence of bill de blasio. they should be protesting where the city is going. the way we can protest is in november. we can vote the bums out, drain the swamp. we have some opportunities to truly elect people that will represent the people. >> the democratic governor can't stand the democratic mayor. they hate each other. they can't stand the sight each other and work against each other. what does it say about new york that they're not demanding more? the fact is, 46% of people say he deserves another four years. 46 people say he doesn't, this s

he was a third stringer last year. last game he played he was beating the cowboys at the link and we had him miked up. >> that's carson wentz throwing a touchdown to zach ertz. we'll have carson wired for sound in our preseason kickoff special at 7:00. we're going to talk about his development as a leader. he has taken over as the leader of this team. he's just 24 years old. how does he tell a guy like jason peters how does he say follow my lead. we turned to a couple quarterbacks who have been through that process. of commanding the locker room. >> be yourself. i think when you try to force it or try to be somebody that you're not, it's just not authentic. >> if you're leader, you don't come in the locker room and say i'm the leader. you act like the leader. it's really that simple. >> that's so true with carson wentz. he's always the first one on the field by 20 minutes. he has really taken over as a leader for this eagles team. you won't see him a whole lot tonight. but you'll e see him miked up at 7:00. i'm john cl

minnesota gets the 49ers second and third stringers and does end up winning the game. 30-31. if you care, they're 1-2 of the preseason. they will wrap it up thursday, as will the raiders. all the hard work is paying off. >> i felt the confidence grow each day because we go out practice hard every day. he get different looks and we go it -- going as our defense now. we going to against denver. we see and bunch of different looks and try to react to the city building on it. >> asking all kinds of questions. that's crazy. >>> the raiders are also looking good on offense. her car had a little something to do with that. by the way, he is going to be the second highest paid quarterback in football. matt stafford is ready to sign a huge deal with the detroit lions. starters for the raiders have a 13-10 lead at halftime. 144 yards to the air. a couple of touchdowns. hooking up with amari cooper on. the cameraman stayed right with him. the played 70 snaps past the holdout. derek carr says he is ready. >> i'm locked in. and definitely locked in. >> i try to be very efficient and make s

stringer bunt scores kellermann to win it 3-2. tough loss.amon faces elimination today against arizona. >>> baylor associated sean patton racing against a tackling robot and won but watch the robot. oh!! down goes frazier! [ laughter ] >> one more time. you know, for a dummy, that thing looks pretty smart. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> our play of the day, cardinals and royals in interleague play in kansas city. >> hit this one up the middle, fielded by de young, oh, man. good try. >> nice diving throw. worth another look. dejong, st. louis gets the win and the play of the day. > >> a robbery turns deadly in san jose. i'm sandra osborne with the latest as police wrap up this portion of the investigation. administration in an awkward position. and with the spotlight on sexual valley -- a group >>> a new federal report on climate change could put the trump administration in an awkward position. >> and with the spotlight on sexual harassment in silicon valley, a group of founders tries a different approach to the problem. >> we have

last year, he broke a rib while playing in their first preseason game, yeah, he was third stringer athe time. after carson's improvement from last year to this year, it has been dramatic. >> totally different. he goes through his progressions so quick, way faster, he is more comfortable in the pocket. he knows where everybody will be at. it is night and day. >> he can press on with the new teaching and information that he has been given, and that is the growth, you know, those incremental get with that quarterback position with carson. he has done a great job. >> training camp is no walk in the park. practices are long, they are hard, they are taxing but today doug pederson gave them a chance to cut out early but only if jason peters and fletcher cox could catch some punts. big fella. they are both 300 plus pound like combined 640-pound. >> it was a good day. >> after three days, you know, the yesterday was a long, really hot physical day. today to come do that we appreciate that. >> it was really good, you know, see their athletism. maybe, you know, we get in the pinch we will still

they are fed up with de blasio, they are fed up with a stringer, they are fed up with the rhetoric foressive rhetoric, basically, they want jobs and equal opportunity. that is what we're talking about. those the conversations we are having. >> brian: michael, i have a unique perspective because i've lived in long island and i went to school there, so every two or three months i have a reason to go there, for the last 20 years, i do it everyday. i watch this if you transform. they said wasle impossible. i watch crime dissipate. i watched the group free to go on 42nd street. i am seeing it go the other way, where is the outrage? >> the outrage should be from the people who are protesting the election of the president, they should be protesting now the existence of bill de blasio. they should bebe protesting whee the city is going. the weight you can protest is in november. we can vote the bums out, we can drain the swamp, we truly have an electorate, and we have some opportunities to truly elect people who are going to represent the people. >> brian: the democratic governor can't stand t

i was just talking to jim stringer for our options insight segment, and he pointed out you have got af daytraders in here. .t is not like the vix it self you are more reacting to the results of the day at hand. a pop intime you see volatility, you could see all of this reverse. it is an interesting phenomenon to watch. look at emerging markets, and the rush of money into emerging markets with credit, local currency credit. i want to look at an exchange traded fund, the local currency bond. its assetsly doubled under management so far this year, going from $2.3 billion up to $4 billion. it increased its market cap to 70%, year to date. that is a shocking increase that shows how people are looking for value anywhere in the world that they can find it. it is pretty amazing, thinking about at the beginning of the year, rates are going to shoot up, and now they are closest to their low levels of the year. into e.m., where the opportunity for return is much higher. julie: i was speaking with mike buchanan, who said local currency e.m. debt, highest conviction but so far this year. lisa: and

a division, we go to nairobi, and 25 stringers and not all were from kenya and journalists in uganda and tanzania and canyons to do some training on election coverage, digging into the issue of objectivity, there was a lot of concern about violence and the media -- not to hype this concern but also you have to say there is an elephant in the room. we did this training on all platforms, radio, tv for five days in nairobi and did a lot of social media training, social media was very important in this election, we wanted to address that before the elections. during the elections, we had people from here who went there also and nairobi, talking about the election itself, we capture the mood and what is going on. the people of kenya had in this election, people came out in big numbers and they were there from midnight, shivering in the cold of nairobi, waiting to vote. and four hours, coming in and got in line, not until 10:00 a.m.. there was a lot of confidence, in terms of showing up and going on, when the results came i would say personally, observing the results and having followed up

let's bring up david stringer. he has more on this story as well.his management change affect bhp strategy? david: it has been a dramatic 24 hours. we already heard a plan to exit defer ad plans to project, we had a profit rebound from last year's load. then we heard from changes to the board. pretty interesting, andrew mackenzie, the ceo was on bloomberg tv and consistent that some of the changes in strategy were not the result of pressure we had from investors, including paul singer's management. with these changes to the board, they can point very directly to investor pressure. grant tinker appointed to the bhp board in march. he is the former ceo of origin and energy and australia. he has chosen not to stand for election at annual meetings later this year. oft is directly the result concerns raised by pressure according to bhp statements. certainly the active investors as they chalk up in history. in terms of the appointments, people will see some progress there. we saw the director of wesfarmers has limited. he is seen as bringing a real focus

journalists can't go there and it's very difficult, with great difficulty canthey send a stringer there. however, what we do know is that even the dbi j project has had to concede that we can't simply reject drones because they're killing disproportionate civilians. that's simply not true. comparing them to conventional airstrikes is what we should be comparing them to. if we're going to compare them to potential airstrikes, by comparison, we should only be using drones because they are sympathizers but talk about the intercept document, they were talking about pia, they were talking about an essay and let's also be clear about the documents. this is research 101 and research 101, we talk about invariable selection bias. who is releasing documents? >> are these people happy with what they do? number even people who haven't asked to grind. these are people who represent the organization in which they serve, are they sort of the median purpose, probably not. >> how do we know the documents that they need are in fact representative of the entire universe of such documents? we simply don't.

david stringer joins us live. we are going back to western australia to explain.stralia? david: good morning. it is accelerating extremely fast. western australia is better known as the heart of australia's gold industry, the real club of the iron ore sector. lithium-ion is adding a new dimension. mines coming into production this year. australia is also the home to the largest hard rock lithium mines, and that operation is looking at doubling its capacity over the next few years. all of that will increase production. we are seeing companies like company, and the second largest lithium producer in the world, they are coming to australia and making investments and projects, sign up deals for supply. a scramble toe or lock down long-term supplies. one analyst likens it to big oil moving to the middle east in the 1960's and 1970's. betty: what can we expect from this new supply? what impact can we expect? david: like any commodities market, that surge of new supply would depress prices. that is not what we have seen. lithium carbonate prices -- rose, and they are sti