It was under lockdown about 5 square blocks were under lockdown. Officers now able to interview neighbors to find out what happened. At this point we have searched the entire perimeter,ed middle school area, the youth center and the creek area, and weve determined that the suspects are not within that area. At this point we are going to collapse our perimeter. Reporter the victim is believed to be in his 30s and they think he lives somewhere here in the neighborhood. This is san joses 20th homicide of the year. Were live in East San Jose. Today marks a year since a 6. 0 earthquake hit napa. Kate is in napa with a look at how the quake has affected peoples lives. Reporter one year later, and the road to recovery in some polices is still unpaved. You can take a look right behind me. Theres still a lot of work to be done. These construction sites here in napa are a reminder of the damage done. By this time lad last year neighbors were just waking up, beginning to see the destruction of th
Former daily host john stuart hosts and gets in on the action at a wwe event. And double delivery. Washington, d. C. s giant panda gives birth to not one but two cubs. Captioning funded by cbs this is the cbs morning news for monday, august 24th, 2015. Good morning. Good to be with you. Im annemarie green. Get ready for another bumpy ride on wall street. This morning stock futures are down again following last weeks massive selloff. Chinas devaluation of its currency two weeks ago triggered a global selloff thats wiped out more than 5 trillion of stock value worldwide. In asia this morning its being called black monday. The shaping high index dropped 8. 5 today, the largest percentage drop since 2007. Tokyos nikkei fell 4. 6 . In the words of one analyst, theres no good news. Jill wagners at the New York Stock Exchange where investors are on edge this morning as they wait for the opening bell. Jill, good morning. Good morning, annemarie. Last week wall street suffered its steepest drop
Summer slam becomes stuart slam. Former daily host john stuart hosts and gets in on the action at a wwe event. And double delivery. Washington, d. C. s giant panda gives birth to not one but two cubs. Captioning funded by cbs this is the cbs morning news for monday, august 24th, 2015. Good morning. Good to be with you. Im annemarie green. Get ready for another bumpy ride on wall street. This morning stock futures are down again following last weeks massive selloff. Chinas devaluation of its currency two weeks ago triggered a global selloff thats wiped out more than 5 trillion of stock value worldwide. In asia this morning its being called black monday. The shaping high index dropped 8. 5 today, the largest percentage drop since 2007. Tokyos nikkei fell 4. 6 . In the words of one analyst, theres no good news. Jill wagners at the New York Stock Exchange where investors are on edge this morning as they wait for the opening bell. Jill, good morning. Good morning, annemarie. Last week wall
Points. It was the worst session in four years. It also marked the end of the work week on wall street in four years. Chinas economic problems hurt u. S. Companies like apple and walmart, who have counted on chinese demand to drive growth in recent years. Some say investors shouldnt be too concerned. Reporter this is a normal part of markets, really. They usually occur every year or so. We have been long overdue, more than four years since the last correction. One thing you should remember if you are putting money your retirement plan, the good news is you are buying shares cheaper. So stick to that game plan. One upside to the down market, analysts say it is now less likely the u. S. Central bank will raise Interest Rates next month. The last time the fed raised Interest Rates was in 2006. The pentagon says it is trying to find the cause of explosions which rocked the u. S. Army Storage Depot near tokyo overnight. No one was hurt at the blast. Hundreds of firefighters battled the flam
Says. Its just awful what happened. Im not scared. It doesnt surprise me. I like that they want to help and to learn. By the time we finished this interview, the next truck of volunteers was headed out. To where or for how long is still a big unknown and this is what weve been looking at all day. Of course, they cant use heavy equipment because this is so precarious. So what theyre doing is theyre removing crushed concrete and dust bucket by bucket hoping to get to what that tunnel may be where those people may still be found alive. Liz, ill send it back to you. Yeah. Its a race against time, juan, right . How much longer do crews think they have before this mission becomes a recovery mission, not necessarily a rescue mission . Reporter its really difficult. Of course, they havent had water. They havent had food. Its rained these last couple of days and, of course, the issue of oxygen, all these Different Things that theyre working on, but theyre still going to go with the notion that