yvonne: how do they stand -- with greece. yvonne: how do they stand now?> it's been the medic -- been thematic in momentum and market-driven. we've seen a significant adjustment. the shanghai composite is back to eight times for returnings -- eight times forward earnings. the blue line is the shenzhen composite. the red line is the small mid-cap growth index, still 52 times. interesting, the white line is the msci china. we still have a massive divergence, disconnect, if you want to use the phrase, between china shares that trade in hong kong and what trades in the mainland. yvonne: ityvonne: -- yvonne: it looks flat right now. >> if only we had a crystal ball. yvonne: we will see how things go. thank you so much for joining in on the discussion on this crazy run we have seen in china. time for a look at the corporate stories making headlines. the faulty airbag crisis is continuing to weigh on honda. about 7%014 profit by because of the cost of recalls. operating profit came in about $5 billion. net income was about $4 billion. honda has confirmed and eigh

yvonne: be rational. message from china security regulators as the composite enters a bear market. it has dropped more than 70% since the june 12. --ulators say it is due to and there should be an independent judgment instead of believing what he calls "irresponsible rumor." markets fell from the latest news of greece. during the worst day of the in 2015.sing gains four consecutive losses for the index. investors fled to save havens. the greek prime minister has struck a defiant tone. alexis tsipras eu leaders do not have the nerve to throw the country out of the euro and this is it the referendum result will leave athens in a stronger negotiating position. he blind everybody but his government for breaking agrees to the edge -- agrees to the edge part -- gre to the ad. nottsiprasece: they will kick us out of the eurozone because the cost is immense. the financial burden. dismantled, ae is country in default, often to the european bank with immense. stay with degrees right now. erik schatzker looks at how

yvonne: good morning. i am yvonne man. this is "trending business." over the next few hours, singapore and mumbai and los angeles. what we are watching. the euro strengthens i had all the latest crunch talks on greece. athens and saturday have news proposals. said it would be insane not to strike a deal. china and the u.s. prepare for their annual strategic dialogue with human rights, cyberattacks and territorial disputes on the agenda. her newwift pulls outlook from apple music saying artists are giving a raw deal. she said three months is a long time to go unpaid. let us know what you think all the latest stories by following me on twitter. markets getting under way. singapore and taiwan and malaysia have come online. here is stephen glass. -- stephen -- david ingles. david> it is looking good. we are up for a third day. levels of monday last week. -- the biggest drop in china as most of us know, in the red. you put at damage together in china and the markets are closed, by the way. damage north of $1 trillion market cap, wiped out. one week. only c

yvonne: we will see how it goes. edge."ia -- greek government government is incompetent and failing its mandate. "asia edge" is next. ♪ >> with all due respect to apple, shake it off, shake it off. john: core lineup tonight, a poll, a paul, and a podcast. in the wake of the charleston church shootings, widespread calls for south carolina to cease flying the confederate flag.

yvonne: let's end on japan. quite a rally.ou say you still can't quite fall in love. >> i think that's the very long-term. we can see a number of supports short-term. when you think about the long-term pressures that japan still faces, demographics, the fact is the japanese corporate's aren't managed quite as well as their international counterparts. the targets being set are still relatively subdued. those are the factors which i think worry us a little bit more longer-term. i think there is change taking place. in japan, it always happens much more slowly than you wanted to. nevertheless, the short-term is being brought up by the fact that policy is very stimulated. we have this qe program underway. whichn is pleasingly week helps those companies in the export sector in terms of exchange translation. -- valuationsg aren't particularly stretched. an international context, the price point is still pretty low. his earnings aren't as high as it is in the u.s. the earnings profile of many japanese corporate is improving much more

yvonne: appreciate your insight. that is all the time we have.etting us into the minds of chinese leaders. thank you for that. going toup next -- far. the latest facial recognition technology causing a firestorm online. ♪ yvonne: welcome back. sheryshery.eb and zeb: this is what we are talking about. facial recognition software that facebook is using for its facebook moments customers. andllows them to go through detect who is in your photos, even if the face is hidden. photos without you having to do anything. without your face being seen clearly. this is generating a lot of chatter on the web. twitter for example. mixed reviews. some sane, amazing. others saying, massive invasion of privacy. it has been banned in europe. shery: i can imagine. caused has also lawsuits. tom.: i am looking at apparently he is the new spiderman. he was sparking rumors he was going to be the next spiderman by posting this on instagram. onple have been commenting this choice. one person talking about how young he is. saying he initially seems to young. he is 19 years

yvonne: what do you do?ight days into the referendum, how is the government going to navigate these days? victor: people want votes. they want their cake, they want to eat it too. they want to be part of the eurozone but don't want austerity. they want to be part of the union but not with the same rules. there's not much of a point in asking people they will probably say they want to be part of europe but that does not mean that they are prepared for austerity. the key question is -- should greece deleverage at all? it may be just too dangerous. that is exactly the position we are in. ecb recognizes that it is no longer possible. no politicians seem to fully the idea. in which case you need to leave greece alone and just keep going. try to author some of the structural aspects, but it is to complicated to detonate any country on a regular basis. after all, what will happen to cyprus eventually? slovenia? it becomes a never-ending story. yvonne: it really does. victor, thank you so much for talking to us agai

. -- yvonne with a roundup. yvonne: alibaba is creating a chinese netflix.hey announced a new service called tbo. it will be offered in two months to those who have the alibaba set-top box. it will be content produced by the company and bought overseas. no detail on how much this will cost you but some are speculating this could spark a price war in a crowded market. alibaba facing off with the likes of 10 cent, on a buying spree lately to get content. the funding platform has raised $86 million and invested in 24 projects. the online video market is worth $6 billion in expected to triple -- and expected to triple by 2018. upgrade, cost savings from basil -- trump dazzle. claims are the workforce, carrying 75% of passengers. they are in focus this year to get the most buzz. areboeing and airbus expected to get at least 220 orders for computing the robot ejects. jets.row body $20 billion. g.e leasing unit is expected 60 and saudi arabia also jumping in and i be a 331 body -- a330 wide-body. moving on to product, earnings taking a tumble -- prada, earnings tak

yvonne man is with me now. how high was this on the g7 agenda? yvonne: pretty high.sident barack obama made sure this was at the top of the agenda. it was unanimous in the room, saying that gray's needs to do something to over the risks of economic reverberations. the summit which was hosted by german chancellor angela merkel, she even said we aren't quite there yet. all were in the opinion that a lot of work lies ahead. this after greek prime minister tsipras spoke to parliament on friday, saying despite the huge backward move we saw last week, we are closer to a deal than we ever have been. rishaad: he always -- yvonne: he always says that. he said the offer from creditors is "a bad negotiating trick." we did hear jean-claude juncker. here is what he had to say. >> i don't have a personal problem with alexis tsipras. he is my friend. friendship has to accept some minimal rules. yvonne: juncker says very blunt what could really happen. again, this intervention really putting pressure on both sides now. you talk about structural reforms. the italian prime minister sa

. >> reporter: nevertheless, baytieh and sheriff's investigator yvonne shull decided to take anothermore than a decade after linda's death. >> we went back through every interview that was conducted with every witness. >> reporter: they also went deep into linda's medical records, and found out something very strange had happened during her first hospital stay. >> the nurse came back to the room and found the i.v. bag had a discolored fluid in it, and changed it out. >> reporter: after that discovery, shull learned, linda became seriously ill, ending up in the icu. eventually, she got better and went home. but then, four months later, she was sick again. back in the hospital. and again, something odd occurred. >> at that hospital, the i.v., the port on the i.v. which is where they do injections into, an i.v. was broken. >> reporter: this is a different hospital. >> different hospital, different staff. >> reporter: had someone tampered with those bags? could it have been poison? that was never clear. >> they tested everything. they couldn't tell. >> reporter: normal toxicology tests,

yvonne baldelli vanished in 2011 at a tropical island.e years ago. now here is a preview of tonight's telecast. >> reporter: authorities and members of yvonne baldelli's family have had many questions for brian brimager. after he returned from panama in 2011 without his beautiful girlfriend yvonne baldelli. did you murder yvonne baldelli? did you have anything with her disappearance? >> yvonne's stories is what her life was like down there and i could close my eyes like i was there. i would imagine. >> reporter: but when those happy e-mails stopped, that's when yvonne's family flew to panama to find her. they printed flyers scoured the neighborhood where the couple lived, and even ventured into the unknown. >> we are in central america in some judge, in some swamp, looking for yvonne. this is unbelievable. >> reporter: photos that the family thought had shown yvonne's life in paradise really hid a story from hell. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> reporter: cbs news consultant don winter talked with neighbors. >> they could here alterca

here's yvonne. yvonne: we talking about insurance australia groups surging right now. let's take a look. buffett'sen investment company announced it is buying the insurance giant, they will pay $388 million for a mere 4% stake in iag. the deal will give the company 20% of their insurance premium payments and make it liable to pay 20% of claims over a 10 year period. says they will use the money to reduce its exposure to natural disasters. they are one of the biggest buyers of catastrophe insurance. it will be the largest deal by value in the asia-pacific region. ising on to greece, europe upping the crucial meeting. it is seen as the make it or break it sessions for athens' ability. the policymakers are pushing greece to return to the negotiating table and make more concessions. officials raised the prospect of a greek exit. insists thatande everything must be done to keep the country in the eurozone. mario draghi also raised his rhetoric, saying while everyone needed to do more, the ball is still increases court. the euro fellays on monday. -- we areoyota waiting to h

did you murder yvonne baldelli? did you have anything with her disappearance?agine. >> reporter: but when those happy e-mails stopped, that's when yvonne's family flew to panama to find her. they printed flyers scoured the neighborhood where the couple lived, and even ventured into the unknown. >> we are in central america in some judge, in some swamp, looking for yvonne. this is unbelievable. >> reporter: photos that the family thought had shown yvonne's life in paradise really hid a story from hell. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> reporter: cbs news consultant don winter talked with neighbors. >> they could here altercations screaming and yelling, glass breaking, people slamming up against the building. >> reporter: with yvonne still missing, brian brimager an ex-marine, wivas ling the good life in southern california. >> his life is going on like normal and our nights will never be the same. >> reporter: the fbi was soon on to his game. after discovering he had hacked into yvonne's e-mail account and was impersonating her, federal officials arrested him

yvonne: it is unlikely.to nomura, they said that even if greece clinches this final trench for funds due to expire at the end of the month, they need another cash infusion to the tune of $33 billion for a possible third bailout. they need to cover this financing shortfall of at least $28 billion through the end of 2016. angie: it ain't over. ok, thanks for that. coming up next, a wild ride. find out why our next guest says market volatility is simply a return to normal. ♪ angie: checking some of the stories around the world now, turkish rebuilders have pushed -- have rejected the push for greater power after national elections. the result raises the possibility of a coalition government. had wantednt constitutional change to extend his term and concentrate more power in his office. malaysian officials say 18 people are now confirmed dead after an earthquake hit the country on friday. two bodies have yet to be recovered. eight of the victims were from singapore, including six primary schoolchildren. more than

yvonne: a lot of assumptions. what is next for greece we have a ceo who will explain the possible scenarios. >> next what happens they grieve -- they give up a third of their cabinet, they resign. they cannot vote against him. that would be unique, this is the first left-wing government there in greece and they have committed suicide within three months. they will be allowed to protest but measures will be put in place them a but effectively -- sherry: not just degrees, but we have talked about china this morning. there is a possibility for more rate cuts. >> the liquidity we think for the rest of the year remains forthcoming, so we expect to triple are cuts and we expect another rate cut, so it is also difficult to make a case that the market should come down even though valuations look high. sherry: can't forget about the fed decision due later this week. this is that national australia bank they expect to raise rates later this year. >> no one is expecting a rate rise this weekend, but i think there will be int

aegon: we were -- here is yvonne. yvonne: it is a long list. the chinese equivalent of f bomb and your mother. mom"ost popular term "your used a quarter of a billion times on the internet. roz: so watch your words. : you are looking at the chinese box office. roz: that's right. a very popular character known across asia, this little cat robot character has been around for a very long time. this movie was released in china last week. the first -- to be released in china in three years now. this has topped the box office so it has been very popular. raking in $88.3 million in its first week. "avengers" has been in cinemas for a few weeks. chord withs struck a some of the chinese moviegoers because it has been around for so long. it resonates with people's childhoods. one person saying, we will just mon movie today and i couldn't help but cry because i was reminiscing my child heard -- childhood. little japanese cat -- yvonne: helping with public relations. expect to bring the tissues. up next, on the road to reform, how sponsors have reacted to b

rishaad: huatai, yvonne has the background for us. yvonne: pretty disappointing first day of trading. rishaad: it is not what we are used to is it? yvonne: we are seeing shares down slightly now. we saw what happened last week. investors really vying for a piece of it. the biggest share sale we saw in hong kong this year. they raised $4.5 billion. a lot of brokers trying to raise some funds and take advantage of this rally. they were selling like hotcakes. retail investors described it 208 times. institutional investors were also very keen on it. analysts thought this game would be 20% to 40% on the first day. not to mention the hong kong price already at a discount. 38%. rishaad: economists blame the declining market. hang seng is up today. yvonne: this is a stock that really attracted a lot of internet entrepreneurs as well. two big ones. rishaad: let's not forget its predecessor, gf securities. i think that was back in april. that was quite something. yvonne: less than two months ago. that stock surged 40% on its first day. if you

here is yvonne for the stories making headlines.e: recall related costs are growing for honda. the automaker says it will have to spend an additional $360 million to cover an expansion of recalls over faulty airbags made by to contact. -- made by takata. agreed to, takata increase its u.s. recalls to about 34 million units. earnings -- prada's fell below estimates, mainly due to lackluster demand from china. it says its asian markets have not shown any clear signs of recovery. prada has been cutting back on new stroller openings as china crackdown -- a new store openings as china crackdown on corruption and extravagance. speculation about who will be next. analysts are betting on everything from real estate websites to cosmetic real tears -- asthmatic retailers. the buzz around these companies has also boosted stocks. some have seen shares jump over 30% on speculation. those of the corporate headlines this hour. i need on man. --i'm yvonne man. angie: this year's paris air show opens later monday. stephen engle is joining us for a p

[laughter] angie: ok, yvonne. okay. yvonne: various types of paint not looking too good.t was down 6% and they cut the full-year operating profits. 36% cut there. they reduced of the target. the stock has been all the 27% for the past year, this year i should a. yesterday rose 5%. -- this year i shouldn't say. -- this year i should say. angie: it scares me. ne: it is posed to make a big fall today. angie: that is what she said. ok, david. you have to get in here. with theam going entertainment. they are saying they would not make as much money as they ought they would. angie: keeping it simple. all right, it is all you. the yvonne man show. reporters highlighted the events. coming up mark: i mark halperin. john: and i'm john heilemann. i hope you book your hostels in advance. ♪ john: happy national veterans -- best friends day mark. , in our lineup tonight, the supreme court defying, but first, german dining. as the bare naked ladies might

yvonne: how terrible could it be if they did exit?be a chance for greece to start a new and maybe try something new to the table? >> probably, but the next two years are going to be extremely painful. one cannot really imagine how painful that would be. if you are willing to go through that pain, then it is. from a global perspective, it raises the question, does it mean similar things can happen to ukraine where you have more default? and like the way i said you won't really have a strong recovery in the world. it is a very tenuous recovery of the eurozone. yvonne: greece is really going to bear the brunt of this. everybody who has the euro, who has the resources, they already took their money out. >> it is for tsipras and his team. that is why i hope that right medicines him comes in. stephen: what does this mean for asian economies? you said there's not going to be contagion within the eurozone. what about here? >> i think it is going to be a blip. we are taking the opportunity to buy. across markets -- there are great opportunitie

yvonne: i can't keep up either. what a difference an hour and a half makes. earlier we're talking about a pairing of losses down 3%. backup in the shanghai composite. volumes though still at 80% for both markets from that 30 day average at this time of trading. again volatility mario draghi is talking about it, here it is. this is one week ago when we saw 6.5% plunge in the shanghai composite. there are ups and downs. when it comes to that 5000 level, we seem to be hitting it and then we hit a wall once week -- once we hit that level. a lot of analysts were concerned once we hit this level. we have been talking about, is this a bubble? we got the securities, brokerage, one of them in china, they are since ending margin financing for those small cap stocks. they are citing recent gains. we have seen more than 150% up year-to-date for small-cap stocks in china. a high price to earnings ratio. there is speculation from analysts that more brokerage could come. china cleaning up. $4 trillion added to the value of chinese shares. there have been headlines coming fr

let's go live to yvonne man outside the legislative council building in hong kong.hat can you tell us? yvonne: good morning. the next few days will be crucial. the city deciding its political future. debates will be going on a couple hours from now, 11:00 hong kong time. you can see the tents that have been here for the last couple of days. some have been here since the start of the movement. we are seeing a couple of protesters trickling in outside the legislative council building. police officers are on standby and starting to move barricades into the entrances of this building. we have been talking about it has been eight months since the protests started that gathered 100,000 people at its peak. our lawmakers going to decide on the china-backed plan, where candidates will be vetted by local elite, or scrap the first chance for a popular election in 2017? to vote is widely expected be voted down. some have no doubts it will fail , but beijing is not backing down, saying if hong kong rejects the proposal, it will be a worrying future for the city and upping their

rishaad: on social media, here is yvonne. yvonne: lots of headlines on fifa.e of the former official indicted with the warmer vice president -- the former vice president of fifa. he is being lambasted on social media to put it lamely, because he cited an onion, you know that as evidence in his defense as he took to buzz feed and youtube to basically assert his defense. he has been indicted. he was arrested in trinidad and ace's extradition to the united states. one of 14 officials in the widening corruption investigation. the allegation is bribery. interesting used youtube and buzz feed as his platform. not exactly the most credible sources for media. let's talk about this story coming up in the bay area. a woman apparently, one person's trash is another's treasure. vintage appleis one computer. it was a prototype built my steve jobs in 1976. she got rid of some stuff in her garage and after she lost her husband couple months ago, and she bought -- brought this to a recycling firm not knowing what it was worth. says it is worth $200,000. they are looking for h

yvonne ndege. abuja, nigeria. >> the fabulous' investigation into corruption and fifa has been expanded to include the bidding process behind the next two world cups that's according to u.s. officials. russia and qatar won the rights to stage the tournament in 2011 2018 and 2022. meanwhile, sepp blatter received a standing ovation from staff a day after announcing he would be resigning as president of fifa's governing body. >> zurich headquarters sepp blatter was still at work. there were yao playing mix youth playing football on the grounds. >> we know that the $45 million spent was effectively wasted because of a corrupt and tainted bidding process. >> it is a decision that shouldn't be made considering what was surrounding him. look i'm not in blatter's shoes b it did not seem to be a good idea. >> who should replace blatter? michel platini perhaps the investigation into russia's award of the cup will make them upset. the campaign group believes someone with a true global significance, perhaps f

for yvonne boggs, the uncertainty is overwhelming. >> i can't sleep, i can't eat. it's probably the hardest thing in my life. >> reporter: her daughter, charlotte trego has been missing since may of 2014. she's one of six women who have mysteriously disappeared in and around chillicothe, ohio, in little more than a year. four of them have turned up dead. >> we want answers. we all want answers. we want to find out who is killing these girls. >> reporter: in this small midwestern town, there are growing fears of a serial killer. investigators say some of the murdered women may have known each other and most have been found in or near bodies of water. >> found a woman's body in the creek. she's wrapped up in a blanket. >> reporter: tiffany sayre's remains were discovered just days ago. >> we love her and we miss her. and we just want them all home. >> reporter: police are trying to calm fears. detectives say some of the women were prostitutes battling drug addiction. >> there's been a lot of talk of serial killer. we haven't found any evidence that links these female

yvonne: when it comes to, the outlook for other countries stocks are uncertain.king japanese stocks more favorable? you said it is one of those underappreciated markets really. stefan: i think what is happened over the last 10-20 years especially for institutional investors, their structural neutral waiting in japan was driven to zero. they go t tired of having to explain to investors why they were losing market. that favors the brics. where we are today, people are catching up. they have to move from zero to 3%. and that will drive flows into the japanese market. susan: thank you for joining us. always good to see you. bnp paribas wealth management. rishaad: ok. up next, -- their image is in order. susan: we will ask a branding expert which logos get his seal of approval. ♪ susan: u.s. elections more than a year away, but the candidates are vying for the top job. they have started making their mark. rishaad: images are vital for any campaign. that would include a local. we spoke to one expert to try and, who's hitting the right mark and who's having a miss? >> i

yvonne, what is going on? yvonne: volatility. aria draghi talked about it.n about 3.5 percent now. you mentioned the rally for the past 12 incredible. more than doubling those share prices. 134% up in the past 12 months. if you look at the past month, we've seen quite a bit of flirtation. it seems like we hit a wall every time we get close to that mark, which was a concern from many analysts. volumes-wise, more than double what we saw from the three-month average around this time. in the last six days, half of those days, we saw moves of above 4%. this rally might be going too fast. it might be a bubble. today, we also got lines about china trying to clean up its debt problem. one brokerage suspending margin lending for smaller companies the small-cap stocks. you think this chart is volatile? talk about the small-cap stocks. more than 150 percent this year. i'm not talking about the past year. this is year-to-date. more than 150% up. also, high price-to-earnings ratios. there are reports of speculation that more brokerages could be doing the same thing. mark

yvonne man is stepping in. yvonne: tracking commodities. oil prices. and iran deal.e only one with a data line. with the happen prices. web seen the oil rebound from a six-year low faltering because the speculation of opec overproduction. we'll see what our guest have to say. i will talk about china stocks. close today but maybe a breather from friday. what will happen? we'll be talking about cyber security with semantics executive vp. angie: thank you for joining us on "first up." business" is up next. ♪ yvonne: good morning. i am yvonne man. this is "trending business." over the next few hours, singapore and mumbai and los angeles. what we are watching. the euro strengthens i had all the latest crunch talks on greece. athens and satu h

. -- i am yvonne.e: we will be live inside singapore and jakarta this hour but first we are watching signs of stability, the latest snapshot of china's economy comes in better than expected. hsbc's junes reading indicates the policy easing is having an effect. greece is confident a deal will be reached at other key players including angela merkel worn a lot more must be done. an explosive issue -- knowing about airbag flaws in 2001. the u.s. senator talks about the troubling picture of the manufacturer. to let us know what you think about today's stories, please follow us on twitter. more evidence that china's economic slowdown is turning the corner. the hsbc numbers for june came in better than forecasted. steve, better but still contracting. steve: the preliminary number ahead of the final number coming in at 49.6. 49.4. it does beat may, 49.2 and it has been showing signs of improvement ever since that 50.7

yvonne: we are talking about fifa and learning more about the corruption scandal. explosive evidence revealed for the first time with a former senior official detailing bribery and money laundering. we are talking about chuck blazer. he gave evidence to a new york court in 2013 but the transcript from that hearing has only now been sealed. blazer admitted to significant crimes, pleading guilty to counts of racketeering and tax invasion. agreedother executives to set bribes for the selection of south africa for the 2010 world cup. it opens a whole new side of the investigation on how other cities may have been awarded. as we know, the united states has charged more than a dozen officials with widespread corruption. the justice department also says more arrests are likely. plunging down to 6%, the lowest in three months. the online mall operator plans to raise $1.5 billion in a public share sale to pay down debt. it is going to take place in japan and overseas in will be priced later this month. this'll be the company's largest offering since its ipo in 2000. there w

yvonne: they say they are on track for the first rate hike later this year. pace will be slow. rate.ept their benchmark but they did cut the forecast for 2016 to 1.65% versus 1.875%. more fed members seem to be cutting back on their forecasts as well. some expecting just one hike or even none by the end of this year. seven members versus the three who made a similar call back in march. the economy has picked up after that first quarter slump, but she still was to see evidence of a lasting turnaround. she did stress that there should not be too much focus on the timing of the first type, more so on the trajectory of the subsequent ones to follow. volatility could spread across the market. yellen says no promises. ms. yellen: uncertainty about long-term rates doesn't appear to be unusually high. we can only do what is in our power to attempt to minimize needless volatility that could have her percussions for other countries or five front -- for financial stability more generally. and that is to attempt to communicate as clearly as we can about our policy decisi

. >>> be yvonne ndege has the story. >> her two partners and her run a small online food delivery service in abuja called food i like. customers go on and order from local restaurants and she delivers it. de bele is working with about about 30 restaurants. she calls it a food loicts logistics service. >> there is a need for convenience, there is a need for delivery, there's a need for that provision of logistics in terms of the meals for consumers. >> you can't carry out transaction. >> debele got started with the help of inspire it's funded by the government. here entrepreneurs are taught the basics of computer programming for online business ventures. inspire has helped more than 50 businesses get started. but there are challenges. >> you need to have patience, people are beginning to see the next five to ten years, tech businesses are likely going to be the real estate businesses like we have now. investors neat to stock on brick and mortar kind of business. >> the government has tried to support technical based business too but has faced problems. the government was supposed to build

of the 70 lawmakers voted against the bill, the 19th executives-- benign --ivanovic is out there yvonnes out there. : this scene is quieter than yesterday. we saw quite a bit of people from the pro-democratic side cheering and chanting. lawmakers came out and thanked those who came out there to support them. you can still see these tents that remain here. they have been here for 8-9 month now. , camerson just waking up out amp up the sign saying that he has been out here for 268 days from today. a democratic lawmaker that we have talked to put it this way, this is the end of a chapter, but the beginning of another struggle in hong kong. this struggle on the pro-democratic side is the pfeiffer to democracy. constellationa prize, this book that was voted down. they occupied these streets 8-9 month ago, but they failed to convince beijing to drop that one measure where candidates would be vetted by a committee. beijing folks did respond, saying that the lawmakers had voted down the measure because of personal interests and that they would maintain this framework in hong kong. 5 million peo

yvonne man. and later in the show, forget thet the yen or aussie, yuan is the way to go. and we speak to a professor who says greece is leaning towards default. more on that when "trending business" returns. ♪ shery: the stories making headlines around the world. u.s. police have arrested a man after a shooting at a historic black church. investigators are cheating -- treating the crime as a hate crime. president obama says it is time for the u.s. to ask questions about racial tensions and access to guns. hope francis has called for an urgent and drastic cut in fossil fuel emissions to pull the earth out of what he called a spiral of self-destruction. he made the plea 2181 page letter to bishop created dozens economiststs and contributed. he is trying to influence his leaders ahead of the climate change summit later this year. and the head of the world health organization says she is confident that the mra outbreak will be brought under control. buy rated -- not mutated. a man from -- shery: european leaders have been summoned to an emergency meeting after negotiators fai

yvonne ngeg reports. >> this is obtained by dynasty amnesty international. >> they're accused of murders of more than 7,000 men and boys and committing or presiding over beatings, mass torture and starvation. as the report was presented amnesty international said it interviewed more than 400 victims and witnesses and it said that more than 800 official documents were submitted along with 90 pieces of video evidence of crimes committed. sources were not named. amnesty rejects suggestions that many of the dead were boko haram fighters. >> the question of whether these people are, in fact, boko haram suspects is an open one. one thing that we talk about in our report is that many of these arrests are arbitrary. they will go to the community round up all the of the young men and pass in front of a hidden pointer someone who the military is paying and who would just say yes or no you are or you're not boko haram. >> nigerian military commanders responded by saying the amnesty report is completely false and biased and they say the red cross and other independent bodies have inspected detention

. >> thank you yvonne. >>> china's transport minister says rescuers will not be giving up the searchurvivors from a huge river boat that capsized on monday. rob mcbride has now more from hong kong. >> reporter: china's mighty rooifr has seen tragedies before. what is uncommon in this case is the expected loss of life. hundreds of tourists mostly retired workers, were taking the trip of a lifetime to the popular three gorges dam area. the captain who was rescued soon after the vessel went down said it was struck by a freak storm, what he described as a tornado. most of the passengers were asleep in their cabins below deck and had little chance to escape, as the vessel sank in just two minutes. as other vessels and rescue teams rushed to the area hopes were raised and sounds and shouts for help were heard coming from inside the hull. >> translator: the next step is to continue strengthening efforts in our rescue operation. not a second will be wasted. as long as there is a little bit of hope we will keep searching. >> reporter: the scale of this tragedy is likely to raise fears about s

among them, yvonne darby who knew the reverend. >> my heart is graving for the family and i want to be there and continue to support them. and show love. >> reporter: she and others say the aftermath of the shooting has brought the people of charleston together. >> you can feel the love. you can see the love. and een is just reaching out the -- everybody is just reaching out to help one another get through this. >> this isn't going to make racism go away but it may help people understand that everybody is human. >> reporter: sent 789s pinkney taught through his life and death. marlie hall, cbs news, charleston, south carolina. >> the accused gunman 21-year- old din ran roof is charge -- dylann roof is charged with nine counts of murder, the mayor of d.c. bowser has a plan to help rid d.c. of synthetic marijuana. both mayor bowser and police chief coo at this time la near says the drugs are -- cathy lanier says the drugs are at least possibly to blame for the spike in homicides. they say the drugs can have a cytolytic effect on users. >> you will get a lot of batches of it where it's mu

when the reds yvonne dejesus junior first homerun proved the difference. dejesus son of former phillie last night was the first time the reds have ever beaten cole cole hamels. reds win six to four. >> we told you yesterday morning, about the major league baseball draft. and the phils had the tenth pick in the first round. the rebuilding phils went for one of the best high school players in the house. >> with the tenth selection of the 2015mlb draft the philadelphia phillies select shortstop randolph from griffin high school in griffin, georgia. >> corneilius hit 528 in 17 games this season with four homeruns and 18 still stolen bases. phils have promising shortstop jp crawford in the system. so randolph is expected to move to the outfield. >> the nba final resume tonight in cleveland, golden state warriors, even at a game apiece. it should and good game three because both of the first two games went to over time. >> to the stanley cup now the finals game three in chicago sped rink broke two tie with little more than three minute to go. and the lightning w

yvonne scott was shot in the back after she was hit she said bystanders approached her and began removing items from a pocket and also on her body. she said her purse jewelry and medicine were all taken. still though, she says she's just glad to be alive. >> unaudible. >> scott still has that bullet lodged in her back, she will have to have it removed from a neurosurgeon because it was so close to her spine. investigators say that shooting where scott was injured was one of of three shootings within three hours. >>> right now coming up on 5:13 lets get traffic and weather together. when will this june gloom get out of here, katie. >> we're working on it. this pesky system is responsible for all of the cloud, all of the wet weather we have had as ovulate and it has tapered off in terms of the precipitation in the last couple of taste but we are still having to allow for a shower here and there that goes for today and tomorrow. looking at localized zoom here on storm scan three we have things in motion for last three hour loop. lots of clouds but a hint of moisture and just enough and i'm i

. >> james and yvonne. they were teachers. you know we were considered middle class-- growing up on the west side of chicago. and they didn't know tennis. they never played tennis. to this day, they still haven't played tennis. >> wow. >> but they wanted to support me and my brothers, whatever it is that we wanted to do and they found a way. we made a lot of sacrifices. when you're a kid, you have no idea what that means. as you get older and you realize the amount of money that it takes or that it took based on what they made, i truly understood the sacrifices that they made. but it was also the relationship that they built. you know the relationships that they built with my coaches, with clubs with other organizations people that were supporting me that i had no idea were supporting me that may have been chipping in on some of the travel expenses. so they did an amazing job. but that's also where i give-- get my sense of giving back. they are from mississippi. right? both of them are mississippi. they went to school in missi

yvonne: they are denying these results we have seen from outside labs. website they say they are working with authorities and doing damage control. they are still maintaining the noodles are safe to eat. coming up, indonesia goes high-tech. a special report when we return. angie: in the philippines the president has described the tensions in asia as a failure to contain nazi germany. speaking to lawmakers he says are increasingly threatening trade insecurity in the region. the president said asia must stand up to china. prosperity relies greatly on the free movement of goods and people's is at risk of being disrupted by efforts to block the geographic efforts of those of the law of nations. angie: south korea has tested a new ballistic missile that could hit targets anywhere in the north. kilometersnge of 500 to upgrade the defense system in response to belligerence from pyongyang. indonesia has raised its fall can alert to the highest level following a sharp increase in activity. they foresee means an irruption within four days. people died in the irrup

the yvonne: i cannot even say this 1 this is the company that supports to pans manufacturing industry and plastic products. for my prototype to mass via production, they are the people to go to. the stock has not been doing so well. done 11% for this year. their operative profits still in the red but they're forecasting a gain. we will see what happens. angie: ok. >> let's talk industrial conglomerates. cosco. spending $1.1are billion to buy a 38% stake in it. of moneybia is a lot to invest in these projects. they will work together on everything from automobile plants to power plants. could be the dark force. that is the verdict from the stock exchange. back mark: i am mark. john: and i am john. we can have all kinds of fun o.th punctuation, to happy national lobster day, sports fans. ago, jeb!!!! bush, finally made his announcement. he detonated in miami, an case you are busy. jeb: the presidency should not