for your time.ou the ups ceo, david abney, joining us from atlanta., a look at the stock market rally. the s&p trying to rebound from a five-day slide. why the market is having such a hard time holding on. olivia: welcome back. where one hour into the trading day. it is time to get you caught up on the market action around the world. let's go to london. hello. is deal activity and corporate earnings driving the rebound in europe. these are the three biggest gainers on the stoxx 600. rsa and insurance, melrose, and engineering company, gaining on reported deal activity, carrying the most in 2013 after first-half earnings beat estimates. gucci sales rose for the first time in two years. i want to highlight these two oil companies. brent crude is continuing its slide after entering a bea market yesterday. they are reporting their lowest quarterly profit in 10 years. they have a drop of 64% in .uarterly profit analysts have been saying that they are making progress on their cuts, that is why the stock is rising. stock oil beat with its second-quarter prof

he joins us from atlanta. jason, hillary clinton has some problems, right? >> david, hillary's got lots of problems. she's got lots of problems. there are trust issues, there are e-mail issues. there are communication issues, there are spontaneity issues. hillary clinton has 99 problems but bernie sanders unfortunately for him is not one of them. >> 60% of american democrats don't trust hillary clinton. the numbers are close to a majority. whenever you oar front runner and it seems like more people are against you than for you doesn't that allow for somebody like bnsdz to slip in? >> the only way that bernie sanders can really slip in and make a difference if he can capture a demographic group more so than hillary clinton. rand paul is dangerous to a republican front of party because he's got the youth vote on lock. but bernie sanders doesn't have that. he's not winning against hillary with older voters, not winning against her with younger voters. he's not going to win against voters. i don't know what bernie sanders ceiling, but not close enough that would

ashley merchant joins us from atlanta. also criminal defense attorneys join us from los angeles. it seems so simple that cities would be required to enforce and defend federal laws, but the sanctuary city thing makes san francisco and some other cities one of the aberrations are. is that likely to change as a result of this case? >> i do. i think it will definitely change. whether there is new legislation or local policies that are changed, i do think something will happen in this case because this is such an extreme example. we have this person deported five times. his being here in this country is illegal. it's a federal crime to be hereafter he's been ordered deported. the fact that he was released on bond and release from custody is amazing to me. these different cities will have to take a close look at their policies. something like this happening will result in a change in the law. jon: one of the things that tells me something is rotten here is the finger pointing going on. the mayor is pointing fingers at the sheriff. the sheriff is pointing fingers at the feds. nobody wa

the voice of siri is with us from atlanta.o siri, take it away. >> apple earnings beat on the top and bottom line. but the stock falling on weak q3 guidance. apple's cash pile breaks above $200 billion for the first time. and apple's gross margin came in at 39.7%. >> that was fantastic. >> susan, thanks so much. >> awesome. >> that was unbelievable. i don't know if i could recognize her voice without seeing it on my phone. but our thanks to you, susan bennett. the voice of siri joining us from atlanta. >> i tell you, by the way, you know what to do when you have an analyst on the other side of the tv screen. i don't know what to do with siri. >> what's your most commonly asked question? >> nobody on this desk uses siri. >> i do. and you get some very funny things, actually. >> guy doesn't know what siri is. >> the questions tim would ask siri are probably not allowed on air. >> anyway. >> just quickly, on apple what level are you watching tomorrow? >> 119. and whatever that low in july, 119 and change. we're a little higher no

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. >>> joins us from atlanta jason what do you make of this revolution that bernie sanders and his supporters are trying to build? >> there is no revolution here. this is what happens when we have a year before the first primary, when we have two or three months before the first debate and we're desperately hoping that there will be some sort of story on the democratic side of this primary. bernie sanders has no chance of beating hillary clinton. any surge he has will be short-lived. >> you say he has no chance. how come? >> first off he doesn't have the money. he doesn't have the name recognition. he doesn't have from his own state the connections to the coalition necessary for him to be successful. i'll give you one example david this is a clear one. you can't turn out and galvanize the african american vote. the black population in bernie sanders home state is 1%. that is an increase over the last census. he doesn't have a chance. if he doesn't have a local population he won't do it nationally. >> there is a strong anti anti-hillary clinton move. this seems to be self inflicted. she was as

sports correspondent coy wire is joining us from atlanta following the story.ith us paige pate. coy, i want to start with you. johnson's lawyer is speaking out this morning. what's he saying? >> good morning, ana. johnson has hired high-powered attorney jose baes.z. he represented casey anthony. he released a statement in part saying while it is clear from the video de'andre johnson was not the initial aggressor, his family wants to take the lead in helping him learn and grow from this experience. de'andre is extremely embarrassed and would like to express his heartfelt apologies to everyone. he was a highly touted quarterback coming out of florida. he wasn't expected to play for the knowles much if at all this year being he's just a freshman. now he's off the team and will definitely not be playing for them. johnson is now facing a misdemeanor battery charge which in florida can get someone up to a year in jail. ana? >> and paige, i guess he's apologized through his lawyer and he says he's entered this faith-based program focused on battered women. he's essent

joining us from atlanta this morning, dr. debra houry who is the director of the national center for disease prevention and control. -- injury prevention and control. dr. debra houry, the headline from the report, heroin use is up. guest: we have seen that heroin deaths are growing up. -- going up. in the past years, heroin deaths have doubled. it is really across all of society we are seeing a growing up in -- going up in men women , all incomes. there is this group of 18 to 25 that is really troubling, but it does impact all of society. it could be her sister, your brother, a coworker. we really need to focus on what we can do about this problem. host: is it an epidemic, and why? why the rise? guest: i would call it an epidemic. the cdc considers anything in epidemic when the numbers are going out that more than expected. when you see deaths quadrupling, that would be an epidemic. the numbers have -- are going up because you see a link to prescription opioids. people who have abused prescription opioids are about 40 times mo

joining us now from atlanta is city council member michael bond, who proposed a resolution to conducta study on making changes to the mountain side. councilman thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you for having me, erica. >> the carving has been there 40 years. why make a push to change it now? >> well it's not so much the carving itself but what the carving has represented to some individuals. with the other confederate emblems coming down in surrounding states, i thought it was an appropriate time to look at stone mountain not only in the context of the confederacy over the context of 280 years. what our resolution proposes to the governor is to see whether georgians worthy of being memorialized on the side of the mountain. >> you don't necessarily want to get rid of the confederate leaders that are there but make it a culturally sensitive place. >> james overthorp or chief tomachechee, perhaps our president who was a native georgian jimmy carter, or even one of the original signers of the declaration of independence. there are many that are worthy. the three gentlemen who ar

nick valencia is following the story for us from atlanta. good morning, nick. >> good morning.bout absolutely frightening. two men driving down the road with their family 2 1/2 minutes later police say they get into that time they get into a very aggressive encounter according to police. within five miles one man shoots the other man in front of his family. the man who fired the shots says the victim was charging at him. >> oh my god. >> reporter: disturbing 911 calls reveal both sides of a deadly road rage altercation in florida that ends in gunfire. on thursday 44-year-old candelario gonzalez was in his trick with his wife and grandson. he called 911 saying robert droul was driving like an idiot. doyle called 911 too saying gonzalez was trying to run him off the road. >> no no. >> they're following me to my house and the guns are already out. >> doyle tess the dispatcher he has his gun cogcked and locked. seconds later doyle reaches his driveway and gonzalez decides to get out of his truck. >> he's got a gun. get somebody here now. >> reporter: shots rang out and a witness sa

joining us live from atlanta this morning from emery university thanks for your in sight. >> still toome this morning on aljazeera america, convicted of all charges. coming up, lawyers prepare for the next phase in the colorado movie theater shooting phase james holmes could face the death penalty. >> a jailhouse mystery in the accident. a woman committed suicide after trying to post bail, but her family suspects foul play. that's next. >> lawyers and the jury are preparing for the penalty phase in the colorado movie theater shooting trial. shooter james holmes was convicted on 165 counts against him. he could now face the death penalty. paul beban joins us live from aurora, da colorado this morning. how are people reacting to this verdict? >> there was an outpouring of emotion when the court let out and we heard from victims and relatives, victims who have waited for so long to hear this verdict. they have been waiting for almost three years now. >> i just feel so much relief justice is here. it's just good. it's closure it's finally over. >> i don't wants to vindicated, but i was ce

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he joins us live from atlanta. hat morning just to try to get some counselling for my ptsd and i know the video speak for itself as to what happened. >> tell me a little bit about your -- your history. i know you were diagnosed with ptsd back in 2005 and tell me about the treatment that you've been seeking. >> in 2005 they put me on all kinds of -- tried all kinds of different medications, none worked. made me feel like a zombie all day. it wasn't the route i wanted to go. over the years, they tried counselling. that's what's helped. that's what i was seeking. since this issue has came up the chief of staff of the va has been very helpful with my issues getting me the appointments that i need. i've also been contacted by many many veterans around the country with their issues and mr. neighbors has also reached out to several of those veterans but, you know the fact is the treatment that i'm getting now is the treatment that all veterans deserve and should get right off the rip. less than 1% of the citizens of this n

from war only to be denied the health care they need right here at home. >> chris dorsy, the veteran that shot that video, joins us live from atlanta. how are you doing?g good. how are you? >> why did you go to that v.a. and what kind of impression were you given by the person standing behind that screen? >> i went to the v.a. in oakwood the day before yesterday just to try to straighten out my situation and receive treatment there at the oakwood facility. i had previously been to a va clinic in lawrenceville, georgia and been not necessarily denied but i walked up to the desk explained my situation and the ladies handed me a flyer and told me they couldn't help me. the flyer was just directions to the atlanta v.a. medical center. i told my family and friends of this immediately as i was in the parking lot. some of them that have dealt with the v.a. knew this all too well. my family members, some of them they were in kind of disbelief. >> sure. next morning when i decided to try a different v.a. clinic i wanted to have my camera rolling just in case anything did happen. i'm a firm believer in i'm not going to open my mouth and speak to something if i

highlights from atlanta when we come back. stay with us "eyewitness news" we're tracking storms this evening. meteorologist justin today brick hard at work in our weather center and will bring us the very latest forecast in just a few moments. but first, greeks went to the polls today and rejected a bail out referendum the. the decision could have huge repercussions on the financial stability of the country and blown marks as well. cbs news correspondent chris martinez reports. >> reporter: greeks sent a clear message at the voting booth sunday. hour later hundreds celebrateed in athens. they voted no to a another bailout deal in he can change for more austerity measures like tax hikes and pension cuts. >> grease's prime minister alex cypris was again the european bailout. he said the no vote on the bailout referendum shows democracy won't be black mailed. rejected referendum comes nearly a week after greece missed a debt paper to the international monetary fund. greeks lined up at ats across the country to withdrawal money only to have th

used that access to the air plane to smuggle in guns and explosives. absolutely. >>reporter: already happened at the world busiest airport. atlanta. international. more than 100 guns were smuggled on to delta flights fromanta to new york last year. federal agents arrested a delta baggage handler who they say used the security badge to bring the guns in to secured areas. from there they the say accomplice took the bag on to flights. >> there are so many people stlal access to the airports and that have the ability quite easily to get around airport security and bring whatever they want. >> tiply baggage handler and ramp agent and other workers with access to secure areas go through background checks and maybe random screenings. >>reporter: enter secured area by using the security badges to open doors reserve for employee open doors reserve for employees. but none the airport in the bay area require all the work investigators go through metal detector. in fact the tsa does not require airport workers to go through full screening. only one major airport in the country does. this one. miami international airport. all the airport airline work versus to go through the same screening process as passengers whe

used that access to the air plane to smuggle in guns and explosives. absolutely. >>reporter: already happened at the world busiest airport. atlanta. international. more than 100 guns were smuggled on to delta flights fromta to new york last year. federal agents arrested a delta baggage handler who they say used the security badge to bring the guns in to secured areas. from there they the say accomplice took the bag on to flights. >> there are so many people stlal access to the airports and that have the ability quite easily to get around airport security and bring whatever they want. >> tiply baggage handler and ramp agent and other workers with access to secure areas go through background checks and maybe random screenings. >>reporter: enter secured area by using the security badges to open doors reserve for employee open doors reserve for employees. but none the airport in the bay area require all the work investigators go through metal detector. in fact the tsa does not require airport workers to go through full screening. only one major airport in the country does. this one. miami international airport. all the airport airline work versus to go through the same screening process as passengers when

used that access to the air plane to smuggle in guns and explosives. absolutely. >>reporter: already happened at the world busiest airport. atlanta. international. more than 100 guns were smuggled on to delta flights fromar. federal agents arrested a delta baggage handler who they say used the security badge to bring the guns in to secured areas. from there they the say accomplice took the bag on to flights. >> there are so many people stlal access to the airports and that have the ability quite easily to get around airport security and bring whatever they want. >> tiply baggage handler and ramp agent and other workers with access to secure areas go through background checks and maybe random screenings. >>reporter: enter secured area by using the security badges to open doors reserve for employee open doors reserve for employees. but none the airport in the bay area require all the work investigators go through metal detector. in fact the tsa does not require airport workers to go through full screening. only one major airport in the country does. this one. miami international airport. all the airport airline work versus to go through the same screening process as passengers when they report to work. t

the nearest rain is far away from us just to the north and south of atlanta. as we head into the rest of today, we will see plenty of sunshine. we won't see any of these showers in the way until we head into monday. so clouds increase once again, closer to 3:00 4:00 that's when we see a chance of a few isolated thunderstorms and downpours. keep that in mind as you make your plans tomorrow. highs around the area today, 86 in philadelphia. 81 in atlantic city. temperatures at 81 in dover. if you're closer to rehoboth beach, expect temperatures at 79. cape may, 81. warm with a lot more sunshine than yesterday. we are already seeing people heading out to the shore and setting up their beach spots today. we'll see temperatures ranging between 83 and 86. more sunshine and warmer. light wind speeds. seven-day forecast shows warmer conditions as we head into the next couple of days. by wednesday, back to the 90s. chance of storms. those chances of storms last at least until thursday. temperatures start to drop back down. we dry out towards the weekend. >>> it is decis

from hospice in the atlanta area right now. although many suspected this day would come, it still hits hard. >> absolute. fox 29's joyce evans joins uswsroom tonight. the family has been outspoken about what happened in bobbi kristina's home. >> iain and lucy lost tension between the brown and houston families and nick gordon the man bobbi kristina called her hub. now, this tragedy began to unfold on january 31st bobbi kristina found face down and unresponsive in bathtub at a townhome just outside atlanta that she shared with gordon. relations between the houston family and gordon quickly soured after bobbi kristina was hospitalized a protective order barred him from being within 200 feet of her aunt. in a feud erupted over whether gordon could visit bobbi kristina in the hospital. now, on june 24th the same day that she was moved to hospice care, gordon was sued by bobbi kristina's court appointed representative. the complaint accuses gordon of buying violent toward her and takeing more than $11,000 from bobbi kristina's account while she was on live support. the fulton county district attorney's office says prosecutors looking into

us here at cnn. our beloved, beloved show producer from atlanta, joe conley passed away last night.the core. our fredricka whitfield remembers him. >> reporter: joe conley's consistency, dedicated and rock solid preparedness and judgment are hugely responsibility for helping us bring our best every weekend here the newsroom. joe is many things to so many of us. a dear friend, fantastic, cool and calm under pressure rock solid veteran newsman. joe joined cnn nearly 20 years ago after the university of florida's graduate many years in news from gainesville and palm beach, florida to columbia south carolina a teddy bear of a guy with a huge compassionate heart and without hesitation he was the show producer any show at this network could count on and did. from the original "cross fire" to "inside politics" to "world view with bernard shaw and judy woodruff" and of course here in the newsroom the void in our hearts is giant. joe's commitment to news coverage continues to be awe inspiring, eclipsed only by his commitment and love for his wife lisa of at least two decades and their family

us. thank you for watching. our coverage continues from cnn in atlanta. >>> new claims from texas police that sandra bland who was found dead in her prison cell after a traffic stop had attempted suicide before. >> also ahead, security concerns before barack obama's trip to kenya. what the u.s. military is doing about it. >>> republican presidential front runner, the donald talks strategy, polls and that cell phone incident. >> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm lynda kinkade. >> i'm john vause. this is cnn newsroom. >> this hour in texas, new developments in the case of a 28-year-old woman found dead in her jail cell. >> authorities released documents a few hours ago that show sandra bland told the jail she had tried previously to take her life. police say bland committed suicide by hanging herself three days after her arrest. >> a family says they don't believe that. her district attorney says preliminary autopsy results show that bland had marijuana in her system and cutting scars on her arm. ryan young has more including some discrepancies on the jail intake form. >>

. >> from your perspective, can you tell us what trafficking is looking like in atlanta?is no one profile. it is whatever that buyer wants. that pimp, that trafficker will go out and get. generally you want to say that as a young girl, a young woman on the streets in high heels, skimpy clothes. she could be wearing blue jeans and a t-shirt with a backpack on her. that's the fantasy of that man who wants to buy her that day. so she looks like a typical school girl. >> williams says most of the girls in her program come from troubled homes where they felt ignored. a vulnerability traffickers are quick to exploit. >> this is their job. they will sit down and let your daughter or son talk to them for three or four hours straight without interrupting them. i don't know a mother today or a father today or a grandma that has three hours just to sit there and not say a word and let their children talk to them like they want to. that trafficker, that pimp? all day. they're going to learn every piece of information about your child. that's how they keep them. >> it was more of a co

that country would allow the united states-led coalition to use its air bases in the fight against isis. from cnn world headquarters here in atlanta, i'm george howell. this is "cnn newsroom." good day to you and welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. >>> we start this hour in kenya. the u.s. president, barack obama, making his first visit as a u.s. president and the first president to be there. he's been speaking at the global entrepreneurship summit in the capital city there and to nairobi we go with themma bagger. we just watched a moment ago, last hour when the president was at the podium. the president saying that he is proud to be the first u.s. president to visit kenya. certainly an important mission for him at this summit but other messages that he's sending as well. >> reporter: hi george. well we have been hearing from president obama about the two really main themes that underpin this. he's already hit those notes for us in that global entrepreneurship summit remarks that he gave earlier. of course part of this trip will always be focused on security and he made very clear that for him, a

a former draft pick for the atlanta braves, and a one-time >> the wallet we found yesterday was from joseph. >> reporter: his brother told us today he's heartbroken, says joe flew daily, and was meticulous about maintaining his plane. abc news consultant steve ganyard, a former fighter pilot himself, says air traffic controllers should have warned the f-16 about the cessna. >> why didn't the air traffic controllers see this small cessna? why didn't they warn the if-16 or why didn't the f 16 not see this traffic? >> reporter: investigators say that flight data recordings on the f-16 will be key. >> steve osunsami with us tonight. thank you. >>> now to the race for 2016 tonight. former florida governor jeb bush making headlines at this hour answering a question about what it will take to grow the economy, saying work force participation will need to rise adding quote, it means people will need to work longer hours. donald trump also making headlines of his own after those explosive comments about mexican immigrants. tonight trump saying it is possible undocumented workers helped him build his empire. >> i can't guarantee anyt

we may have to douse the next man, chad myers, he joins us live from cnn center in atlanta. looking? >> above normal. it's hot and summer. if you should be 84 and you are 94 and you feel like you are going to be 97 that's when the problems happen. i grew up in buffalo. there was one family in my entire neighborhood that had an air conditioner. they were the rich people. you get the idea a lot of people don't have them because you don't need them. it is hot weather, high pressure sunshine and thunderstorms across parts of the area that could give you relief. here are the highs for the next couple days. new york city 94. i can see some spots in the city 96 degrees. farther to the west dallas you don't get below 100. little rock to 101 today. it's hot all across the country. guys back to you. >> that stinks. thanks. >>> tom brady, sacked. n nfl commissioner roger goodell upholding the deflate gate suspension. is it over? does he have a chance to beat the rap or is he a cheater? no student's ever done the full hand raise in ap calc. but your stellar notebook gives you the gumpti

atlanta's profit from the illegal sex industry at nearly $290 million. that is just the city of atlanta. in a groundbreaking cnn special. atlanta's sex trade shows usldren are sold for sex. >> when my daughter was 11. she came to me and said mommy, did you know that there were girls that were being sold for sex that are my age in this country? i was like i think there's a mistake, that doesn't happen here. after that it was just -- i remember i was stuck to the computer for doors. story after story after story. and i couldn't believe that i didn't know. de kalb county's assistant district attorney. would you say that there's a difference between prostitution and trafficking? >> trafficking is manufacturing of children for the sex trade. they're just getting sold and passed on from one exploiter to the other. a lot of times it's because they don't know another life after this. >> those exploiters can come from anywhere. is there such a thing as trafficking occurring in airports. >> it is the world's busiest airport which lends to us being one of the hub ss, because the man can get on the computer anonymously, i'm coming in to have sex with this chil

us at 7:00. >> we'll be back at 11:00. have a great evening, everybody. >>> the death of bobbi kristina brown. we have the latest from here in atlanta with her grieving fa mily. >> she's in much better hands now. >> her father, bobby, in mourning. plus, we have news on her autopsy and burial and a possible homicide investigation. >> theus foc of attention now shifts back to nick gordon. >>> then, cosby's sexual assault accusers. 35 women. bi>> wllhat did you give me? he said it's called a quaalude. >>> shia labeouf in a fight with his girlfriend. we have exclusive video. >> i don't want to touch you. >> claims got a black eye. after a stranger face timing megan fox. >>> plus, ben and jen back together and blake back on stage as we talk to miranda's best friend. >> i'm in touch every day with her and him.

the showers and storms moving across atlanta this is actually the same weather system that is working its way from a southwest to northeast direction just in time for us on saturday the 4th of july. we'll track the showers, the big question is when to the showers move on in and when do they move on out? just in time for the fireworks display. we'll time it out coming up with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >>> is this holiday weekend there is tighter security across the country, and federal agencies are warning about the possibility of a terrorist attack this weekend although there is no specific threat, karen travers is in washington d.c. with the details. >> reporter: good afternoon rick, officials here in washington and new york and other major cities say they are always on high alert especially around major holidays or events that draw larger crowds with the recent terrorist attacks around the world, there is a heightened anxiety. people are gearing up to celebrate the 4th of july and they are beefing up security. in the mall in washington -- >> it's high for all events and will continue for the 4th. >> in new york heavily arms units

atlanta. they were only hours away from being euthanized - and appear to be hugging each other. as if they sensed something was wrong. when a group called "angels among ust the photo on facebook and got a huge response. the happy ending -- a man says he'll take 'both' of them. it's not clear yet whether he'll be a foster 'parent' -- or whether he's keeping them forever. but it's been confirmed that 'kala' - and 'keira' -- are both safe and happy. in sports -- the giants go for their eighth win in nine games. as they take on the padres in san diego. and the a's try to even up their series against the blue jays. gary has the highlights. and all the sports. next >> gary :a lot of interesting maneuvers tonight and he froze him out--throws him out the a's lead toronto to to one-- 2-1 game is tied at 3 little anti-climactic ending is he safe? did he get out? they have to go to review toronto manager is coming out short oakland a's win 4-3 no drama in tehhe --the giants game sand diego voted america's most livable city the giants continue to streak. man on the exercise bike across street from petco park bottom 2nd/ 1-0 padres matt cain strikes out melvon upton

and from the atlanta area lance corporal skip wells, a marine reserve. john is live in chattanooga. bring us up to speed on what you learned. >> reporter: we will learn more about what happened 24 hours ago at 3:00 when the u.s. attorney for the district of tennessee and the special agent in charge of the fbi in the knoxville region including chattanooga hold a press conference. they should have more information by 3:00 this afternoon. here is what we do know and this is what i am hearing. abdulazeez made several trips to the middle east in recent years. one of them a lengthy stay to jordan. it would be a logical next step were the fbi and intelligence agencies overseas to be looking into where he went during the trips, who he met with to see if there is ties to radical islam or terrorist groups. we had confirmed that abdulazeez's father was briefly under investigation for possible ties to terrorist groups but u.s. officials said the intelligence agency consider that case to be quote closed. it was open and closed quickly according to this official. here on the scene here is the latest. the

atlanta in cobb county. >> the equipment showed us we were ten minutes away from the airport and the fuel gauge wasn't on "d 30 minutes of fuel left. >> but then only seven minutes later, still miles from the airfield and at 4,000 feet, the second tank runs dry. >> it went from -- to a -- with the air coming through the plane. >> the novice pilot knows his only chance is to glide the aircraft to the ground. >> it is a heavily wooded area. planes and trees don't mix. kind of like a blow dryer and a bathtub. >> to make matters worse, it was dark. >> but then a break. >> i spotted a dark clearing between two evenly cut sets of trees. and in my mind i said, there we go. >> as the plane descends, the two men brace for impact with the ground. then, just seconds before they touch down, a crash and a dazzle of lights. >> i instantly knew, oh, no, we hit powerlines. >> there's a plane that is literally stuck up in the power cords. >> stuck up in the power? >> stuck up in the power cords. >> brian and daryl are skidding across live powerlines when they smash into a pole and come to a stop 80 feet above the ground. >

used that access to smuggle in guns and explosives. absolutely. >> it's happened at atlanta international airport. more than a hundred guns were smuggled on to flights fromo new york last year. federal agents arrested a delta baggage handler. from there they say an accomplice took the flights. >> they have ability to bring whatever they want. >> baggage handlers and other workers go through background checks and and maybe random screenings. and tsa does not require screeners to go through full screening. only this one does. all airport workers have to go through this process. security anna hist rick smith is a former fbi special agent. >> it's a first line of defense to have screening for workers i don't, it's unacceptabl not to have that. >> officials including oakland's tell us screenings are too costly. >> i think that is a ham excuse. >> tsa referred us to one of the reports. another way there is not enough money. vic lee, abc7 news. >> still coming up tonight, unexpected discoveries now being made at the furtherest reaches of the solar ...a rabbit... ...a rabbit genetically modified and bred with a panther... ...with turbines attached... ...on ice..

used that access to smuggle in guns and explosives. absolutely. >> it's happened at atlanta international airport. more than a hundred guns were smuggled on to flights fromo new york last year. federal agents arrested a delta baggage handler. from there they say an accomplice took the flights. >> they have ability to bring whatever they want. >> baggage handlers and other workers go through background checks and and maybe random screenings. and tsa does not require screeners to go through full screening. only this one does. all airport workers have to go through this process. security anna hist rick smith is a former fbi special agent. >> it's a first line of defense to have screening for workers i don't, it's unacceptable not to have that. >> officials including oakland's tell us screenings are too costly. >> i think that is a ham excuse. >> tsa referred us to one of the reports. another way there is not enough money. vic lee, abc7 news. >> still coming up tonight, unexpected discoveries now being made at the furtherest reaches of the solar system. >> here you can see one of the biggest volcanos in mexico erupting. it's in central mexico about 50 miles

law enforcement sources tell us they've ruled out at least one cause for the fire. john roberts following the story from atlanta. john what did you find out? >> south carolina law enforcement sources tell me that preliminary findings indicate no foul play in the destruction of the church last night. that it does not look like it is arson. federal authorities have told investigators the same thing on the ground. we can tell you there was lots of bad weather in the area last night. tremendous amount of lightning according to people on the ground when the mount zion ame church went up in flames. a rash of black churches on fire quickly brought investigators to the scene. they're saying it may be storm related. the agent inerage cha of charge of the investigation is going slowly. >> it's premature at this point to say how long it will take to make the determination. but we have some of the best folks in the country working on it right now. so i'm sure as soon as there is a determination, everybody will be made aware of what we've determined. >> you mentioned this a second ago. it is the second time in 20 years in t

that lightning strike and video from atlanta, strong storms overnight knocking down trees, damaging homes. the knocked out power to thousands, the bolt struck a street light us causing a flash of light and shower of sparks. >>> in ohio rescue teams had to bring in rafts to save a dozen dogs and three people trapped inside a kennel by rising floodwaters. the animals and the people were taken to dry land. the dog owners were called to pick them up. no pup nor person was hurt. i don't understand why the people -- -- >>> she's go back they'll go back and read that and we're going to check on the weather. >> we're looking at sunshine and very comfortable areas, temperatures almost close to 80 degrees right now. hard to believe livermore at 76 degrees let's show you what it looks like. we've got that sunshine we've been talking about all morning long the fog up against the coastline. that's where it's going to stay for the next couple days. right now a good mix of sun and clouds comfortable temperatures but later today it's going to be hot. hot spots near 90 like in the tri-valley and the extreme part of the south bay. tomorrow temperatures get even warmer so lots

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use it, it was never an issue. there was never a major fight in the march to the sea from atlanta to savannah, there was no single engagement. that is testament to sherman's sneakiness, what he got away with. yes? >> i do not know if it is in your book or not but i read as chairman was going south the confederates put landmines in the way. shaara: they were called torpedo's been. the term landmine is not in the book. they were torpedos, and sherman is outraged. there are several scenes, one of them in particular where they laid, they bury these things across the road with no other intention than to kill the lead guy in the column. it is not like they are putting thousands. the first guy on a horse trip one of these things and that is exactly what happens. it is murder and sherman's mind. you can debate whether anything that happens in war is murder or not, but to sherman it is. he gathers up a bunch of confederate prisoners and has been clear the land nine. that is sort of justice. there are several examples. there is example at fort mcallister on the coast. and the confederates made significant use of those and the union r

use it to find people to paint their homes, sell home theaters, or get guitar lessons. --march, they opened in chicago and atlanta are being added. alibaba sells chinese shoppers everything from books to medicine, but this is a first -- an unusual promotion, sperm banks. they were offering to pay man up to $800 for donations. more than 22,000 signed up. chinese media reports the country has more than 50 million infertile couples so they need the help. those are the top stories with no comment from me. rare, matt that is miller. julie hyman with the stories on earnings. reported results and 26 of them are not apple. math. very good thank you. linear technology, a chipmaker, earnings and sales missing estimates. the company also saying sales will decline sequentially this current quarter due in part to weakness, not just in pcs, which , and this expected combined with apple is creating concerns broadly for technology earnings. i also want to look at a company technologies, and oil services company that is trading at its lowest in five years. the company says earnings fell 15% quarter over quarter because of a continued decline in the north american land drilling market. we are

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from all of our angles with a team of reporters and experts. cnn aviation correspondent rene marsh is joining us in washington. cnn meteorologist chad myers is in atlanta watching where flights are still flying into and cnn's kyung lah is in burbank, california, trying to get on a flight there. rene marsh, let's start with you. what are do we know so far? >> reporter: we're getting indications that the systems with united airlines may slowly be coming back online and passengers will be boarding their flights soon. we did see at reagan national airport here outside of washington, d.c. passengers were starting to get their boarding passes printed out electronically. so that's a good sign. what we don't know is what percent of the problem does the airline currently have resolved. that we don't know. we know this is a nationwide issue. and it looks like that it is slowly -- the computers are slowly coming back on board. we know from the airline and they reached out to us acknowledging the situation saying in a statement, quote, we experienced a network connectivity issue this morning. we are working to resolve this and apologize to our customers for any in

of us geared up for fun but law enforcement is gathered up for terror warnings with law enforcement on alert an the world. here is the latest. >> from los angeles to philadelphia, boston and atlantalice this morning fully deployed in new york city the state-of-the-art command center is activated with armed units sweeping the water and the skies. on the washington mall, preparations underway for every emergency. >> this massive response at the washington navy yard police say proved they are ready for anything. reports of an active shooter returned out to be false alarm but the scare comes with warnings issued for the potential for terrorism. >> the military now is canceled fourth of july celebration at the united states airbase in england. >> the let is the most significant we have faced since the 9/11 attack. >> to be clear officials say no specific threats have been made but they know our nation is unthreat and they are not taking any chances. >> san francisco is ready for the biggest fireworks show in northern california tomorrow night over the san francisco bay. here are the highlights from the show last year, 15 person crew is getting everything locked and loaded for the satu

these are some of the medals from the atlanta games in 1996 gold in the front, silver on the left and to the right is the bronze. that is a torch that was used during the olympics not necessarily the torch but a torch used to light the olympic flame. this is lisa baird. thanks for joining us. first, you have a lot of displays out here track and field, et cetera. what is it meant to do for people when they come here? >> this is what it's all about. we want people to hear the stories of our amazing athletes share these memories if their grandmother or grandfather were kids and it's what we do to inspire the future generation of what will be the next olympians. >> reporter: i see a lot of people here carl lewis and flo jo. i don't see bruce jenner. >> you know what? we have heard from a lot of fans and i think you might see something on the next stop of the tour with caitlyn jenner. >> reporter: okay. let me show you this one thing we have over here. we talk about some of the exhibits, some of the things you can participate in. this is -- like a green screen kind of similar to what brittney would do for the weather but in this, you can actually

is in atlanta and forensic scientist larry kobilinsky from the john jay college of criminal justice. elizabeth, to you first, for those who haven't followed this from day one like the rest of us, what did we learn about the circumstances of bobbi kristina brown's death? >> here's what we know. on january 31, as you mentioned, bobbi kristina brown was found unresponsive and not breathing in the bathtub in her home in georgia, in a suburb of atlanta. she was sent to the hospital and put in a medically induced coma. she was moved to another hospital and she went on life support and last month she was put in hospice. we heard reports from her family about her condition. her father initially said bobbi kristina is awake, she is watching me. days later there was a turn and her grandmother said bobbi kristina suffered irreversible and global brain damage. and, randi, those are the basic facts we know about what happened since she was found in january. >> elizabeth, thank you. and larry, she was also found with bruising back in january on her chest. how difficult will an autopsy be six months later to identify what caused her death? what would we need forensically to figure that out?

us that feels really good. >>> officials need to conduct an an autopsy on bobbi kris steep na brown to determine what led to her death. that the wofford from a medical examiner's office in atlantaamily represent representative says she died yesterday surroundedly relatives. bobby brown says he feels completely numb. his daughter spent six months in hospice care after cops found her unresponsive face down in her bathtub. the police report described it as a drowning, officials say what led to the death will be challenging because of all the time that has passed. >>> four firefighters burped while battling a wildfire in carr. one of several raging across the state. happened last night in alta. the forts got hurt battling a fire that threatens 1 other homes in the sierra nevada foot huls. a state fire spokesman says the crews are recovering. officials say as many as 123 major withs are burning right now in california. >> as we have seen all week, fires are burning very, very quickly. we are experiencing conditions we see later in the year. >> in central california, a wildfire near fresno prompting evacuations as officials say it threatens 450 homes and buildings in the sierra natio