. >> when we got there, i started knocking on doors, and i would say, i'm tony clark from cnn.re here to cover the rescue attempt of jessica mcclure, i need your help. we're trying to shoot over the fence. do you have a ladder we can use. you knock on another door and say, i hate to ask you this, but can i use your phone? that was the day before cell phones. cameras and microphones have been dropped down. jessica can be heard to call to her mother. you could not widen the well she was in, and you couldn't come in at an angle. >> they drilled a shaft parallel to the one jessica fell in. you had to drill a parallel well that someone could get through. >> the rescuers are making progress literally by inches. >> it was scary. >> lord help us always to remember that we're in your care. >> this is a gripping story, because it's about a helpless little baby who had a name. who had family there, with a whole community gathered around, trying anything they could to get this baby out. it's a great story. >> flood lights have lit the backyard. >> as the hours went on, you thought the chan

special day with former major league baseball players, the head of the players union will be here tony clarkball player frank robinson, current orioles. it should be a great day. expecting over 300 kids here at this beautiful field in west baltimore. they've done a great job with this field, with this program. it should be a great day, a positive day here in the community. >> rob, how much of an impact did the unrest in april and recent up take in violence play in organizing this which seems to be a wonderful event? >> well it really was that week in baltimore. we remember so many things about that week in late april. one of them was the fact that the baltimore orioles had to postpone games, had to play a game in an empty stadium, i'm sure you remember, with no fans in attendance because of security concerns. a couple nights before that they had to keep fans in the stadium for an hour after the game because of concerns about protests going on right outside. so baseball was a big part of the story that week and they wanted to bring that full circle this week with a positive story about someth

we're talking to tony fernandes and tim clark, the ceo of emirates.e on the flight taking place. more on bloomberg.com. some great stories from the scene at the paris air show. back to you. anna: thank you. guy johnson live in paris. the fed meeting this week, they start the meeting today. they do not start tomorrow. it is a two-day meeting. we get the results of it tomorrow. thank you to jerry for reminding me. let's talk about the u.k. housing market. it has been a good first half for crest nicholson and we are joined by the ceo, stephen stone. great to see you. some headlines from your release this morning. revenues are up, other key metrics seem to be in the right direction. give us your overall verdict on the numbers you put out this morning. stephen: we ipo'd back in february. we set ourselves targets of 2.5 thousand -- two at a half thousand homes. we revised to 2016 to saying toward a billion pound revenue and around 3000 homes. after the election we have greater certainty going forward. wages, growth and you have some of the best mortgage rat

the ceo of airbus will come up later, tony fernandez as well. and tim clark. his view on spats between the gulf carriers and the u.s. carriers. the view later on. if you want to check on what is going on here, go to the website, bloomberg.com. there's a special page. francine: a great website. i keep an i on you. you have all of the breaking news. a look of what else is on the radar. the bank of japan's governor said he was not trying to influence the exchange rate and the remarks that sent the currency of this of the dollar. after mr. kuroda told a hearing that the yen was unlikely to weaken further. that was seen by some for lessening monetary policy easing. shares and the australian giant iag surged of the most in three years after securing a $382 million investment from warren buffett's company. the chief executive told bloomberg it is a win-win situation. >> we see the advantages for us and our customers really leveraging the, mystery skills that iag and berkshire have. it also reduces some of the volatility in apple results and providing us with greater

i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer, and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. >>> if you live in richmond you probably know the name emma jean clarkizabeth cook shows us why she is this week's bay area jefferson award winner. >> hello? >> reporter: for emma clark, richmond isn't just her home. >> richmond is the best city, the best weather, the best people. [ laughter ] >> i love my city. >> reporter: she moved here 42 years ago and almost immediately -- >> i became an integral part of many of the organizations in the city. >> reporter: she was a secretary at her local church and later became the first african-american female library director. emma doesn't look at her various jobs as work. she sees them as a platform to help people. >> she works with all segment of the community. she's more important really to the community than the elected officials. >> reporter: emma's outreach to the community really began here at the richmond library. she saw this as a place not only to enrich your mind but a place where you could help change your life. >> the library, i i feel, is the place you go when you don't know where to go. and the libr