today tysons is much more than that. i'm did culver. just ahead, what is the 50th anniversary of tysons corner. wel take you back to what was, what is and what will be. >>> a close call for a local firefighter respondin to this crash. how close he came to being run over by a driver who didn't move over >>> we have severe thunderstorm warnings for fairfax prcounty, ce william county, loudoun county, also going into portions of frederick, coun maryland, montgomery county. this storm right here headed to th areas. and mt. airy by 5:30 st after montgomeryville by 6:00. htthat's all coming up rig after htthat's all coming up rig after this. (birds chirping) htthat's all coming up rig after this. giant sources from over 40 local partners. because for every moment of summer there's fresh, local food at giant. weather alert. ray dan on theou left of screen. check this out, a chance of pop-up showers and thunderstorms. these are live pictures. amelia and lauryn will join us in about 2 1/2 minutes. >>> it iso longer a corner store, but a growing

so with me tyson buchan from the aspen institute tyson some really very bitter criticism that donald trump will be meeting members of congress later today is that anything more than a cosmetic measure you know is this is this criticism affecting him in any way well i mean with congress in particular you have to know that it's a very hawkish republican hawkish institution because of the russia just before he went on the summit the senate passed almost unanimously something backing a resolution backing nato they i think their criticism is real the question is will it filter down into his base where he has that direct that instinctual relationship and they are really the key holders in this in this political situation and coming to trump's perspective on all this watch what he may or may not have taken away from this summit that there are those who say for him it's all about his core supporters is satisfying them is his guiding principle would you agree with that i think that's right i mean the thing is is that his core supporters before the twenty sixth election didn't really have an o

nestled in the heart of all that growth, tysons corner center. this week marks 50 years sense it opened. toght david culver shows us how a simple peach grove has become a sprawling metropolis and the new challenges tha brings. >> l.l. bean used to be wool worth. >> reporter: chuck riddle recalling the early days of tysons corner center. >> i remember having to come here with m mom and watch fashion shows going on here, ing bored out of my mind as a little boy. >> reporter: shopping not always thrillg for a kid which is why the mall evolved into much more, taking on a lifestyle experience. >> if we can create the environment of people being entertained, they'll choose this every day of >> reporter: it's allowed tysons corner center to remain strong against onlinecompetition, drawing millions each year from all over. >> this week one,sweden, braziljapan, belgium, that says a lot. >> reporter: incredible given the simple origins, a corner store at a virginia crossroads, much of the land part of a peach grove. in the 50 years that tysons corner cente

have been suffering. .e have got tyson here in terms of tyson going back about what they said about tradere looking at that. they say while we won't know the magnitude of the impact of these trade tariffs, we can see the direction of the impact. vonnie: the thing about tyson is two thirds of the sale are from chicken and beef, does not -- does that not insulate them a little bit? emma: you would think so. 29% from chicken and just 14% from pork, but they are grappling with an oversupply. prices are the cheapest they have been since 2010. vonnie: 8 years. thanks to emma chandra with that stock of the hour. caroline. caroline: fascinating implications of trade tariffs. let's have a look at how european markets finished the day. pretty much flat on the ftse 100. the story is tech falling. .10% -- x down by all about the faang selloffs and tech on the downside. fx was all about dollar weakness. we saw the fx in europe green across the board. today was a story of bonds. yields go higher as we see that anticipation of normalization just starting to creep into the bank of japan. the bond market

and then let's come back to would tyson barker with us here in our studio all right tyson it looks like actually that's all we have time for at the moment we've been following this summit in helsinki between russian president vladimir putin and u.s. president donald trump here you see the pictures this is stuart meeting between the two their first one on one summit together donald trump is speaking in a few words saying getting along with russia is a good thing not a bad thing we'll have to wait and see what comes out of the press conference a little bit later in the afternoon. thanks for watching. for records. to. their spirit. for the twenty first century. unique interpretation. tesla in concert and the world of a young piano. twenty one percent johnny in a tree for nothing. sixty minutes. i'm. causes so please. somebody else might do so so nearly everybody around the world is named. has the balls to take. me. on the one hundredth anniversary of his for the legacy of nelson mandela. hello and welcome to a special edition of pop explore devoted to germany's enduring punk band. will tel

as somebody who lives over that way -- >> i lived in tysons for six years, it was insane.fore t -- my vet is still out there. i t dread every time i ha take my pet to the vet. you know it's a nightmare. >> the sloganhe is pardon construction, forever. you said it. thers a lot to do for families and a lot to do, the mall in particular has growno much. they do concerts out there. they have outdoor playgrounds. >> become a lifestyle experience. for folks who want to experience life outdoors, last week was not an option. but this weekend we can d it. >> it's a beautiful day out there right now. we're goingo continue to see improvements through the weekend tlank goodness. as we head into next week, that's also when we're looking at some showers and possibly some thunderstorms getting into next week. any rain out there today? no. no rain today. maybe an isolated chance into your sunday, butther tha that, humid for this weekend. yeah. no. you don't fee humidity. it's all relative. that's why i hesitated. i had someone on social media saying it's still a little humid out there. th

foolishness and stupidity and and he called tyson as you're nodding your head here at this review of this ring sorry witchhunt these questions of allegations of russian meddling. in the u.s. election and hearing and we talk about you know the points of contention between these two sides how important is it for donald trump to really talk about this issue with lattimer put in because a lot of people at home are going to be expecting him to confront bottom are you talking about the election battle yes well you know he's had several polls with about a where putin obviously he met with in hamburg last year each time there was a chorus call from both sides of the aisle bipartisan to bring this up and to ask what kind of actions would be taken to acknowledge the fact that they had interfered in the u.s. elections and what will be taken to make sure that doesn't happen again and he was quite soft in his questioning he said you know he asked did you meddle in elections . and said that he did not and he came out afterwards and said i took him for his word that follows a certain pattern that p

talking about tysons. w thk marks 50 years since tysons corner center opened its doors. >> l.l.used to be -- >> fairfax county police lieutenant chuck -- recalls t early days o tysons corner center. >> i remember coming with my mom and watching fashion shows going on here, being bored out of my mind as a littl boy. >> shopping not thrilling for a kid, which is why the malls led to much more taking on a lifestyle experience. >> if we can create the environment for people to interact and be entertained, they'll choose it every day of e thweek. >> it has allowed tysons corner center to standing strongai t online competitions drawing millions of visitors each year from all over. >> this week alone, sweden, korea, japan, belgium, brazil. that says a lot. >> incredible given the simple origin, a corner store at a virginia crossroads. most of the land bart of a peach grove. >> my father word here in 1968 when the mall opened. >> he grew up in falls church and remember when his dad worked at the then brand new tysons center. the greatest fear was that tyso would fail because it was too

tysons is a growing metropolis. truly transforming. this week marks 50 years since tysons corners opened its doors. >> fairfax county police lieutenant chuck riddle recalls the earlyays o tysons corner. >> watch fashion shows going on here, being bored out of my mind as a littl boy. >> ,shopping not always thrill for a kid, which is why the malls have been through much more. taking on a lifestyle experience. >> create the environment how people interact and be entertained. they're going to choose it every day of th. we >> against online competition. drawing millions of visitor eacm year and f all over. >> this week alone, sweden, korea, japan, belgium, brazil. that says lot. >> given the simple origin. corner store at a virginia crossroads. most of the land part of a peach owth. only look behind the camera for a moreiv personal perspect my father worked here when the mall opened. shawn casey grew up in falls his dad emembers when worked at the brand new tysons corner center. >> the greatest fear was that tysons was going to fail becaus

european affairs with the aspen institute him but then tyson thanks for coming in the europeans warry trump may make very serious concessions something like recognizing russia's annexation of crimea for instance all those worries justified well to quote the president himself will have to wait and see you know he's been on record basically saying everything under the sun from the citizens of crimea want to be part of russia during the campaign to saying that it was obama was soft on russia that led to the attic sation of crimea and why did he get a pass he's going to be tougher so we have a pen a plea of different perspectives here ok so as you say we'll have to wait and see one of the things you mentioned just there i think was was a twitter quote has been on twitter this morning saying i'm of the other things that relations between the u.s. and russia have never been worse thanks quote to u.s. food and stupidity a reference to his biggest barack obama doesn't that we can though his own position going into talks with i think what we didn't see in the most is the lack of a clear strate

and "let's dance. " former heavyweight champion tyson fury says the deal is almost done to set up a clashh deontay wilder. we begin with the international champions cup where there's been much talk of the lack of big name talent in action for the worldwide series of friendlies — but it has been a chance instead for a younger breed of stars to shine. in singapore, it was no different for paris st germain‘s 3—2 victory over atletico madrid — where it was the next generation who really excelled as ade adedoyin reports. a new season and a a new season and a new a new season and a new beginning for paris st germain but like in the dugout has been anything but easy. after a defeat by bayern munich and a 5—1 drubbing. psg cut right through it. taking paris out of sight. also the thought. madrid might be solid but they also know when to never give up. injust might be solid but they also know when to never give up. in just four minutes from time, they equalised. the crowd in singapore's national stadium. a stunning individual goal. a great opportunity for young talent but the shortage of star name

those prices hit their lowest in about nine to ten a years and that's why tyson food is all the need to lower earnings expectations so quite a bit they will come out with their earnings reports by the way next week and the stock got hammered by almost seven and a half percent. yes corset a new york thank you. joel klein is working for ryanair have voted to strike as they push for collective labor agreements that europe's largest low cost carrier off the weekend talks failed the cockpit union gave the carrot till the sixth of august to come up with an awful ryanair canceled hundreds of flights last week off to cruise in spain. and on and went on strike last december pilots became the first ever to strike at ryanair but disruption was then limited cockpit says ninety six percent of pilots now favor a fresh walkout that will give twenty four hours warning ahead of any action. that set you up to date with the latest from the world of business from all find us on facebook followers on twitter at d.f.w. on the school business right now here's a look at the global markets i'll be back tomor

tyson barker with us here in our studio u.s. european affairs analyst who's been looking at this with us and we've been looking at these pictures and of ludmer putin has just arrived remind us again what exactly is at stake for these two leaders as they sit down for their first ever summit today they have met of course on the sidelines of the g. twenty summit in hamburg last year but this is their first one on one meeting right this is you know we saw it during bush we saw during obama and this is really the apex of trump's attempt at a reset with russia of course the background of that potential reset is quite different than it was in two thousand and one or two thousand and nine you know with russian troops present in ukraine with russian active supporting assad in syria with russian meddling obviously confirmed by the intelligence community in the united states so for this president it's about getting this a reset on the order with extremely strong headwinds for vladimir putin the goal is quite different and to some extent he

the stock actually traded to the downside by almost two percent talking about those tensions with tyson the biggest meat producers in the u.s. issuing a profit warning to the ratcheting up of those trade tensions i mean tell us more about. yeah the broader agricultural industry usually is one of the few industries here in the u.s. where you see a trade surplus meaning that those companies of the door export more than it imports but knowledge especially was tariffs was called to measures from countries like china or mexico we do see that there was quite some pressure on the meat industry prices are falling if you look at shipping bread for example or old school those prices hit their lowest in about nine to ten a years and that's why tyson food saw the need to lower earnings expectations quite a bit they will come out with their earnings reports by the way next week and the stock got hammered by almost seven and a half percent yes corset a new york. joel klein is working for ryanair have voted to strike as they push for collective labor agreements that europe's largest low cost carrier o

tyson fury says a deal is almost done to take on wbc champion deontay wilder later this year.man of my i am a man of my word and if i say i will fight i i am a man of my word and if i say i will fight i will i am a man of my word and if i say i will fight i will fight i am a man of my word and if i say i will fight i will fight you. train hard, will fight i will fight you. train ha rd, let will fight i will fight you. train hard, let us get the deal done. and he says the last 2a hours have been a whirlwind since winning the tour de france — geraint thomas reflects on a life changing achievement. andy murray will return — again — from injury later tonight when he faces mackenzie mcdonald in the first round of the washington open. the tournament is murray's third since having hip surgery injanuary, and his first on a hard court. the former world number one pulled out on the eve of wimbledon, and has now dropped down to 832 in the rankings. ben croucher reports. this is not fake news. andy murray is back, again. he is in washington for the latest tournament and what has been a lo

concrete fear among allies shows that nato is eroding and finally we're very pleased to have with us tyson barker he's a foreign policy expert for the aspen institute here in berlin and he's a former state department official he says nato focused for too long on threats from the east of the south and failed to take seriously the threat from within. so let me start out by asking you cloudy in my your you wrote just before the summit that europe's security is at stake thereby mirroring europeans fear that the long standing u.s. security guarantees for europe are perhaps fraying but despite trump's aggressive rhetoric he did sign the joint statement by the nato members so would you say the worrying here in europe was perhaps a little bit unnecessary. i think in the end this summit went oh it's better than we sold it it's not yet over because i think we have to wait for the meeting with president putin and then be comparably do a kind of conclusion what really happened. but overall i think the problem goes beyond the nato summit we have a major change in the transatlantic relationship between

the aspen institute here in berlin tyson let's start with the russian president vladimir putin a man trying to escape pariah status on the international stage what's he taking away from the health sinking summit well it's mitigated success for vladimir putin and russia and his regime what his goal was was to put russia on parity with the united states to say that it is a world power that it plays on that level that no only these two countries are kind of at that status and he was brought in from the cold essentially i mean he got a very warm reception from donald trump you could see the personal report donald trump took a lot of the talking points that of lattimer putin would have used so for him it was a rhetorical optical political success ok and what about donald trump himself you know we'll talk about what he took away from the summit in a second what i want to ask you first though is what was he hoping to get out of the summit well this is where you see the preparation sometimes pays off his his intention here was just basically to wing it and that's to some extent what he did h

david culver is live in tysons. every te you turnaround, it seems like there's a new building going up, david. >> reporter: that's because there is. almost every single day you see a crane coming up. following it, a new building. when it opened, jim, in 196, some thought this place was going to fail, that it was too far out from all the action. today it is c ssidered bye to be the most valuable piece of property in the greater d.c. area, attracting some 25 million visitors each year. that is more than disney land. if you wonder howyss corner center got its name, the answer is simple. chk out this photo. this is a corner store on a crossroads in tyso, virginia. >> it was literally in the middle of a farm field, a peach field. >> reporter: in recent years they stayed strong against online retailers by what they consider to be a lifestyle experience, more than just shopping. >> if we can create the environment where people will be entertained, they'lle this every day of the epweek. >> rter: in the 50 years tysons corne

tyson's eastbound toll road, a ramp blocked by the crash. the beltwayni i and clear. everything is rolling along well. travel times in maryland,270, no problems. top of the beltway, rolling along nicely. and 95, both a thumbs up this friday. listen to pwtop when you hop in your car. >> thank you. >>> we try to eat hslthily. but it possible to get too much of a good thing? >> susan hogan is workin >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >> movie lovers will have another way to score some tickets.am theaters is partnering with facebook to provide a service for buying movie tickets through the social media app.ce ok allows users to search movies by location and show time. the new service should be available for all amc theaters very soon. they have service fees on so many of the other apps. we'll have to see how that goes. >>> whento it come healthy foods, youtight think thaore is better. >> but susan hogan explains that it's possible to get too much of a good thing. >> reporter: trying to follow a healthy diet? that great. but "consumer reports" nutrition experts say you ca

that is why tyson food saw the need to lower earnings expectations quite a bit.hey will come out with their earnings reports next week. this stock got hammered by almost 7.5%. >> in new york, thank you. this is another brexit related blow for london. this will be handled by a division of the frankfurt stock exchange. clearing houses as middlemen between buyers and sellers of financial instruments. london dominates the business with daily transactions of one trillion euros. the move would cost jobs. over to brent, now. brent: this english soccer club's change in the game when it comes to caring for the environment. forest green rovers has become the first sporting organization to be certified as carbon neutral by the u.n.. they bandmate from being served at the stadium. this is the first the good soccer club. >> home matches on the surface appear just like any other otball gamame, players give their all on the pitch. fans cheer them along. forest green, known as the green army, vastly differs. only vegan food is served because of animal welfare and health reasons.

. >>> tyson has been given a headache. the company cut its profit forecast. the ceo blamed uncertainty for lower chicken and pork prices. demand from mexico and china has fallen in part because of retaliator tariffs. all of this comes at a bad time for tyson, which is dealing with a glut of meat on the market, which has pushed prices as a result. shares tumbled in today's session. >>> harley-davidson another american icon that has dealt with its share of trade related issues. today the company says it plans line l out an expanded of -- lineup of smaller bikes in an international push for growth. in an interview with cnbc, the ceo defended the company's decision. a decision that drew criticism from president trump. >> certain commodities like grain and soybeans are traded off against otherhings like motorcycles in the basket of nations.ween and so picking on one specific thing like motorcles and assuming it's going to be easy ff change, that's where it gets complicated and ult. the administration is working hard on this issue. we have endured tremendousnd econ

and tyson fury says a deal to fight wbc heavyweight champion deontay wilder in december is "almost donelo and welcome to sportsday. good evening, well i'm sure at this point the celebrations are just still going and the realisation may be dawning on geraint thomas that he is, in fact the winner of the 2018 tour de france. dreams have come true for the man from cardiff as he becomes the first welshman to win the tour but also for his team, team sky, who win their sixth tour de france in seven years — austin halewood looks at the latest chapter of british success in the race.. so long, british cycling was lost in the world wilderness when it came to the world wilderness when it came to the tour de france. they waited 109 yea rs before the tour de france. they waited 109 years before their first win was finally crowned, but now they are dominating the world's greatest grand tour. the revolution began in 2012, with sir bradley wiggins. he broke the mould, and one for the first time. chris froome was second that year, and from that point on, his domination began in france. he w011 his domina

a rocky year for tyson foods and the trade wars not helping.ecast for the year nearly 12% yesterday. as uncertainty of tariffs send chicken and pork prices lower. the company stock is down 26% for the year. also not helping is the business is a huge oversupply of frozen meat. storing a record 2.5 billion pounds of beef, chicken, pork and turkey according to the u.s. department of agriculture. tyson will not get the bump it anticipated from the lower corporate tax rate republicans passed last year. saving 10% less than expected. >>> on september 11th, president trump gets the full bob woodward. the reporter releases "fear." his first book on the traumump administration. mr. trump told woodward that fear is the source of the real power. it is based on notes, including some handwritten by the president. a source tells cnn woodward went back to his shoe-leather reporting of watergate days knocking on doors at night convincing dozens of white house officials and sources to talk to him all on tape. >>> judging by the past of one of the great reporter

but again, he's going to be bringing i to both montgomery mall tonight and then tyson -- tyson's corner. wentworth gallery tomorrow night. >> easyo check itt. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> want you to getou ide, enjoy your friday. heat and humidity will return. oielia's gng to tell us all >>> justice department ihe appealing t purchase of time warner. this could be undone a month after hfs closed. it claims the merger could harm consumers. the judge ruled it was legal under antitrust law. at&t says it's not surised by e doj's appeal. >>> and uber passengers can now eey with venmo. users will s a pay with venmo option for the one next to apple pay. they can use it to cover their rides, food deliveries via uber eats. this is for anyone who doesn't want to link their payments to uber. >>> a lot of folks a taking look outside on a beautiful, beautiful friday. >> they want to get out there right now. >> and this afternoon is going to be rlly nice to g outdoors. with high temperatures around 90, so it's hot, but themi ty levels stay nice and low. currently temperatures a in the mid to

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tyson says the f.b.i. then reached out. >> the result of this is the truth about what happened to emmett till and the way that that speaks to the predicaments that we are wrestling with today and that we will be wrestling with for generations to come. >> reporter: 63 years after emmett till was abducted, murdered, his body mutilated, the question tonight, has justice long been delayed or will it once again be denied? till's cousin deborah watts runs the emmett till legacy foundation. >> if this case gets solved and justice prevails, our country has an opportunity to heal. >> reporter: donham is alive and living in raleigh, north carolina. she'll turn 84 later this month. a family member turned away a reporter after the news broke saying, "we don't want to talk to you." >> glor: jim axelrod, thank you. coming up next on the "cbs evening news," air force one could be getting a whole new look. but not today. today, there's a new treatment for women like me who won't be held back. learn more at treatmbc.com. a

those prices hit their lowest in about nine to ten years and that's why tyson food is all the need to lower earnings expectations so quite a bit they will come out with their earnings reports by the way next week and the stock got hammered by almost seven and a half percent yes close to a new york. well as another brags that relates a blow for the city although london germany's biggest lender deutsche bank has moved much of its caring activity from the british capital to frankfurt instead it will be handled by eurex a division of the frankfurt stock exchange theory houses work as middlemen between buys and sun as a financial instruments london dominates the business with daily transactions worth about one trillion euros but which a bank says the move won't cost jobs. well as of right now because we're talking about saving the planet and football and on the the beach i don't know what is how green these soccer players are and the english soccer club is changing the game when it comes to caring for the environment forest green rivers has become the first of the world's first sporting or

former world heavyweight champion tyson fury says a deal is almost done to fight deontay wilder.op her getting back into training. serena williams is back in action on tuesday, her first competitive match since she was beaten by angelique kerber in the wimbledon final. she's competing in the silicon valley classic. the 23—time grand slam champion faces britain'sjohanna konta in sanjose. williams has shot up the rankings since making her return the women's tour, and will be keen to put in a good performance this week as part of her preparations for the us open. the hard rock stadium, home to the miami dolphins in the nfl, will play host to two european football giants on tuesday. manchester united face real madrid in the international champions cup. it's fair to say that attendences at the tournament have been a bit hit and miss. over 100,000 fans went to watch liverpool beat manchester united 4—1 at the weekend, but elsewhere it's been a struggle to fill seats. after the defeatjose mourinho said he wouldn't have paid money to watch it. here's how promotor charlie stillitano respo

yesterday tyson fury was very bullish about a potential fight with the american deontay wilder which see him reclaim one of the heavyweight belts that he was stripped of following a drugs ban. well fury‘s been speaking again today at a public workout ahead of his next fight in belfast in a couple of weeks , and though he says he's still certain a fight with wilder will happen, it's not on his mind just yet. i'm not even interested in that deontay wilder fight at the moment, i'm concentrating on the fight i had in hand, it binds well be a million yea rs in hand, it binds well be a million years away. but how likely do think it is likely to happen after the next contest? 1000%, 1,000,000%, it is likely to happen after the next contest? 100096, 1,000,00096, it is guaranteed. but i'm not interested in deontay wilder, he may as well be the christmas fairy. here's a quick look at some of today's other headlines. the scotland rugby union head coach gregor townsend has been given a 2 year contract extension. the current deal ended after next years world cup injapan but he'll now stay in char

guest: in september, as i'm sure you are aware, neil degrasse tyson in this september we will publish a sensory to war which is a story of the relationship of physics and the military began with celeste teal navigation and up to the present it's tracking and protection of nuclear fusion and as neil puts it a serious simplicity between physics and the military. i think that will be very interesting. in october, we have over the moon publishing in one book text trade book it's classic narrative human driven storytelling, but the people that he writes about are not the usual suspects. talked yesterday at breakfast about mariah stewart, african-american woman who was lecturing the crowd in boston. talked about william bryant, polly murray, you know these drivers of history who don't get told. guest: greatest volume in america ever written by a woman. what he has done is take the theme of truth and false, this has always been a strong dialectic in american history as she actually uses that theme over years and all these figures and as julia says she makes people jump off the page. its maje

last year, timothy tyson's book "the blood of emmett till" had this revelation: carolyn bryant admitted she lied about her interaction with emmet till, saying the teenager never "grabbed her around the waist or uttered obscenities" as she had testified at trial. bryant added, "nothing that boy did could ever justify what happened to him." tyson spoke with jeffrey brown about this revelation last year: >> iertainly never thought s was telling the truth at trial. she's been in hiding almost for all these 60-somyears. it was her husband who did the killing and her brother-in-law. it's not clear what role she had inhat. >> brangham: in a letter to congress, the department of justice said it was reopeningin thstigation into till's murder "based on the discovery of new information," but it didn't specify what that information was, or who might be the subject of their inquiry. both of the admitted killers have since died. joining me now is democraticna r doug jones of alabama. in his earlier life, jones successfully prosecuted another famous decades-old civil rights case. he convicted two memb

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tyson spoke with jeffrey brown about this revelation last year: >> i certainly never thought she was telling the truth at trial. she's been in hiding almost for all these 60-some years. it was her husband who did the killing and her brother-in-law. it's not clear what role she had in that. >> brangham: in a letter to congress, the department of justice said it was reopening the investigation into till's murder "based on the discovery of new information," but it didn't specify what that information was, or whmight bee bject of their inquiry. both of the admitted killers ve since died. joining me now is democratic senator doug jones of alabama. in his earlier life, jones successfully prosecuted another famous decades-old civil rights case.ct he con two members of the ku klux klan for the murder of four young black girls in the 1963 bombing at the 16th street baptist church in birmingham, alabama. senator, welcome to the "newshour". i wonder if you could give me your reaction to the news of the reopening of the inquiry into emmett tils case. >> it's pretty exciting. that's a decades-old

>> caller: jim, thank you for your insight and fashion -- tyson. their stock has been horrible for the last six months. i grew up in the meat packing industry, and there is no better run poultry company than tyson or their pork division they're the best in class. what's going on? >> all right, well, look if people view it as a commodity. the last quarter was not that great. look, i totally agree with you, joel we are in a market that is gripped by short-term concerns, but that last quarter, even by their own admission, tyson just failed to deliver. and there are so many others that are in good shape that i cannot recommend that stock. let's go to puja in illinois >> caller: hi, jim thank you for a taking my call. >> quite welcome. >> caller: i've been reading your book, "getting rich carefully" and trying to put those rules into practice. my question is around accenture, acn. it has a great balance sheet and great earnings at a 52-week why i want to know is it the right time to invest in this given boast microand macro factors >> pooja, i think the

. >> reporter: but in his book last year author tim tyson reported donham spoke to him ten years agond admitted she hadn't told the truth about emmett in 1955. tyson says the fbi then reached out. >> the result of this is the truth about what happened tome met till and the way that that speaks to the predicaments that we are wrestling with today and that we will be wrestling with for generations to come. >> reporter: 63 years after emmett till was abducted, murdered, his body mutilated, the question tonight, has justice long been delayed or will it once again be denied? till's cousin debra watts runs the emmett till legacy foundation. >> if this case gets solved and justice prevails, our country has an opportunity to heal. >> reporter: donham is alive and living in raleigh, north carolina. she'll turn 84 later this month. a family member turned away a reporter after the news broke, saying, "we don't want to talk to you." >> jim axelrod, thank you. >>> coming up next, air force around here, i'm lucky to get through a shift without a disaster. heads up! you know what, don't worry about

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. >>> a rocky near for tyson foods and trades wars not helping.ered the profits for the year nearly 12% as uncertainty sent chicken and pork prices were lower. the stock is down 26% for the year. also not helping the business is a oversupply of frozen meat. producers are storing 2.5 billion pounds of beef, chicken, pork and turkey. >>> looking like a good day for stocks. this comes after the nasdaq closed more than 1% lower yesterday. marking the first time nasdaq had three consecutive declines of 1% more in nearly three years. falling technology stocks of facebook, amazon, netflix and google and alphabet started in the red after growing slower than expected. >>> another stock suffering this week is the parent company of moviepass. shares plunging 60% monday amid reports that customers were having problems with the app. the stock fell as low as 78 cents a share on monday raising concerns it could be de-listed from the nasdaq. moviepass struggled with customer issues this weekend. some customers had problems checking in and others could not get tic