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we have this while day in china, down 8.5%. it sparked the selloff across the world. we are continuing to see extended those losses today, down about one third of a percent. spot iszealand dollar slightly gaining but we continue to see pressure on these commodities currencies. there are some forecasting that it could drop as much as 55 u.s. cents. we are counting down to the opening in australia, japan and korea. less than one hour away for japan, it looks like we will continue to see this selloff today. 25 closing 1% yesterday in tokyo. futures in chicago looking to another lower open today. the dollar/yen is weakening right now. only one story the chaos in china. the composite plunged 8.5% yesterday while shenzhen fell 7%. it was shanghai s biggest one-day slump since february 2007 and it triggered a worldwide selloff. let s bring in david. we have seen it in the europe and u.s. this is not looking good. david: stock market turbulence provides intervention. you lo ....
if you hate the patriots you ll love his four-game suspension. the lawyers got him, he tampered, he destroyed evidence, he s toast. so is the american who shot a prized lion in africa. death threats, a deluge of outrage and his business is now closed. there s a lot more it s coming your way, varney & company is about to begin. first this multiple force, the leader of the afghan taliban is dead. he shot at usama bin laden and we did not get him, he won t droned. a pakistani newspaper, the express tribune quotes a taliban source who says he died two years ago from tuberculosis and the u.s. government has not confirmed. and this is down 4 and the monthly average growth at the slowest pace since it went public in 2013. and joining us bret here is my opinion. is the endless stream of outrage and negativity you ve got to do that since twitter uses it. 140 characters at a time. it s proved itself to be in a challenging spot. it has all of these users sharing thoughts i ....
stopper sometimes. tough to have a normal interaction with someone after you tell them they are being recorded. i understand the value of it. part of when we talk about some of the impacts of ferguson people want police officers to be accountable. they want transparency. they want to know cops are doing what they are supposed to do. 99.9% of the time, my cops are doing exactly what they are supposed to do. the cameras are going to confirm that for the public and anybody else who is interested. host: do they go on automatically? how do they work? guest: you have to turn them on. we are in a pilot program now. we ve just gone. i ve got about 80 to 100 officers wearing the cameras right now. the officers are allowed to turn them off under certain circumstances. if they are going in to the locker room, going to the bathroom. if you and i are police officers and we are in the back of the station just talking about our kids and baseball and all that, you do not have to have ....
attorney, maybe i do not suffer the tragedy of knowledge that this is more complicated than it seems. we seem to be in violent agreement. we have a 67-page opinion. it seems to me if we put as much work and focus into the fix, we will have something in the end of august to act on and if we fail to do it, i think it is a failure on the part of all parties. thank you for your testimony. we appreciate your time here today. we will bring forward the next panel. thank you. thank you. actually, before we have the will havesit down, we you remains standing so you can be sworn. actually, i will give them an opportunity welcome. if you will please raise your right hand. do you affirm this testimony you re about to give before the committee will be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help you god? thank you. you may be seated. the panelists arm is danielle bryan. , afessor paul liked professor of public service at the robert g wagner school of public ser ....
you will not compare me with the hardliners in iran. senator cardin: i am still going through the review process. i have not reached a decision on the vote that will take place when we return in i want to september. underscore a point that senator corker and i, working with our leadership, encouraged to the leadership to provide for the debate on the floor of the u.s. senate that we think would be fitting of this critical issue. yesterday without objection we moved on to the bill, so when we come back on tuesday, we will not go through a cloture vote, not go to any procedural hurdles. we will be on the bill. i expect the majority leader will put forward the bill that we will be voting on and be right on that debate when we return and use that week to debate this issue, and each member of the senate make up his or her mind as to what he or she thinks is in the best interest of this country. i do not interpret from the president s remarks that he is challenging any of o ....