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>> jurors failed to reach a unanimous verdict on the charge of first-degree murder. >> prosecutors say there will be a retrial. >> retrying the case is something that weve all had to do. >> dunn maintained he shot in self-defense. >> he thought he saw the barrel of a gun. >> police never found a weapon. >> this was a mixed verdict. >> the jury did find dunn guilty on three counts of second-degree attempted murder. and one count of firing into the vehicle. >> dunn fired ten rounds. >> t...

>> prosecutors say there will be a retrial. >> retrying the case is something that weve all had to do. >> dunn maintained he shot in self-defense. >> he thought he saw the barrel of a gun. >> police never found a weapon. >> this was a mixed verdict. >> the jury did find dunn guilty on three counts of second-degree attempted murder. and one count of firing into the vehicle. >> dunn fired ten rounds. >> three of those shots killed 17-year-old jordan davis. on saturday the man who shot ...

>> lines great! running! >> this rock is outside a little bit. >> sweepers havent got after it yet! is it going to settle in the button? >> no backing yet. >> debbie mccormicks ready to sweep if it goes deep! where will it stop? it slides! and it is yellow for one and team canada ekes out a win. the second straight game that team usa has lost on the last rock of the game. >> unbelievable. great game by both teams. >> a well played curling game, but once again, team usa falls short. the...

>> we are starting out with an extremely turbulent market today. the dow jones industrial average now up about 58 points on the trading session as we take a look at that intraday chart that shows you the volatility that we have had in stocks. the s&p 500 is down about two points on the trading session. there is a divergence between the dow and the s&p. were at 1628 and change. and the nasdaq is traded down 23 points, two-thirds of a percent. take a look at the nikkei. thats what these ...

well get into that but first a look at averages. the dow was up about 100 points at the high of the session. were up 75 now at 13,404. the nasdaq, which has been the laggard recently, up a quarter of a percent at 3ishgs 052 after the stutter stup opening this morning. the s&p is up 1435. >> it is a big week for earnings. theyre kicking into high gear this week. certainly in terms of banks. we have the results from citi today. well get numbers from bank of america on wednesday. as well ...

>> woodruff: and paul solman talks to the former government watchdog for the bank bailouts, who says too much help went to wall street, not enough to main street. >> i didnt take an oath of office in order to cheerlead bad policies and to turn and look away when, when they did things that harmed, actually harmed people and protected the banks instead of what they were supposed to do. >> brown: thats all ahead on tonights "newshour." major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided ...

out. 100 its more lives ground into the dust. across the other side of the capitol in the southern suburbs scenes of austerity as hundreds gather to morning yet another massacre. while many army units have begun deployed it to aleppo, the reason im has continued to try to crush opposition in damascus. with heavy clashes again erupting across the capitol. some of the more than 50 civilians killed here appear to have been executed. allegedly by soldiers and militiamen. as syria has plung...

fierce fight over a proposal to build two tunnels to divert water from the northern part of the state to the south. >> woodruff: and paul solman talks to the former government watchdog for the bank bailouts, who says too much help went to wall street, not enough to main street. >> i didnt take an oath of office in order to cheerlead bad policies and to turn and look away when, when they did things that harmed, actually harmed people and protected the banks instead of what they were sup...

another big day for u.s. athletes at the olympic games from christine brennan in london. >> brown: from california: spencer michels reports on a fierce fight over a proposal to build two tunnels to divert water from the northern part of the state to the south. >> woodruff: and paul solman talks to the former government watchdog for the bank bailouts, who says too much help went to wall street, not enough to main street. >> i didnt take an oath of office in order to cheerlead bad polici...

out. 100 its more lives ground into the dust. across the other side of the capitol in the southern suburbs scenes of austerity as hundreds gather to morning yet another massacre. while many army units have begun deployed it to aleppo, the reason im has continued to try to crush opposition in damascus. with heavy clashes again erupting across the capitol. some of the more than 50 civilians killed here appear to have been executed. allegedly by soldiers and militiamen. as syria has plung...