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pay on time or default. as the finance ministers meet for more tough talks. >> and pope francis wins praise decisive action to safe the planet from climate change. hello, police have arrested a man believed to be responsible for a mass shooting. nine people including the pastor were killed in wednesday night shooting which spark add man hunt across the city, police earlier identified the suspect as 21-year-old dillon roz. here is what they said. >> he was arrested and shelbi north carolina. during a traffic stop. at this time, we have not only fbi agents there but we also have city detectives preparing to fly to shelbi, north carolina. to begin the interview process as well as evidence

recovery. let's get the latest in washington, d.c. so allen this has been quite a quick in some ways end to this pant hunt. tell us more about the circumstances? well, soon after the shooting happened the image of the shooter, the alleged shooter was caught on c.c. tv, just outside the church. we believe his uncle saw the picture, informed the authorities. once they had a name, of course, it was much easier to track down. that led to a be on the look out across the country can and then a traffic stop was organized in shelbi, in north carolina but three hours from carlstop, and the alleged shooter was pulled over. now, clearly there's a lot of interviews still to be done, but also one of the things police want to know is where he has been for the

last 12 to 15 hours. the arrest happened but it was sometime after the shooting, and certainly a lot more than the three hours that were taken to drive from charleston do get to where he was arrested by the police. now, barack obama has for the 14th time, come out and spoken about a mas. shooting while he has been president. and he said it is time for america, to change things. >> i have had to make statements like this too many times. communities like this have had to endure tragedies like this, too many times. we don't have all the facts but we do know that once again, innocent people were killed in part because someone who wanted to inflict harm had no trouble getting their hands oen a gun. now is the time for mourning and healing.

but let's be clear at some point we will have to reckon can with the fact, this this type of mass violence does not happen in other advanced countries. it doesn't happen in other places with this kind of frequency. and it is in our power to do something about it. >> how likely is inning to change at this stage. >> highly unlikely. we are right in the middle of an election campaign, although it is still 17 months until the actual vote. the candidates are out, they are gathering support financial support as well, and it would be very rare for some of the republican side to speak out about a gun laws in the country. fearing that that would incur the wrath of the nra the national rifle association and also incur the wrath of republican whose believe in gun rights. and the second reason why

things are unlikely to change, is after sandy hook, where more than 20 children were shot dead in their classroom by a mass with a gun, and remember, at the time, barack obama was passionate about trying to get something done, he made several televised addresses. he went to the memorial service for the children, he said he was going to invest his political capitol in getting things done. and nothing changed. and so if you can't change it after something like sandy hook, it is unlikely that will bring a change in the united states, unless people go to the streets. unless people say it does have to change. and although in many polls americans say they want different gun laws, when it comes to voting who want to change things they don't. and so it's likely to remain the same, and will do for some considerable time yet. >> okay, thank you very much indeed.

there are now more refugees in the world. almost 60 million people have been forced from their homes by war or persecution. just under 14 million had to flee in 2014 alone the biggest increase ever seen in a single year. that's an average of 42.5000 people leaving their homes every day. worldwide, one person 122 is a refugee internally displaced or seeking asylum, turkey, now hosts just under 1.6 million refugees, or 11% of the world's displaced people that's more than any other country. the main reason is syria since the fighting began there, nearly 3.9 million people have been forced out of the country. u.n. commissioner for refugees antonio says he doubts the situation will improve any time soon.

indeed many areas of the war are in a completely chaotic situation, and the result is this escalation of december placement, of human suffers because each displaced person is a tragic story and not only are people suffering when they are forced to flee but many are suffering trapped by conflict, in their own villages or in their own communities. >> bernard smith near the turkey syria border, where there's been a massive influx of refugees. >> turkey has now overtaken pakistan. almost 1.7 million syrian refugees are now in turkey. most of them living amist the turkey.

in that time the government says it spent $5.2 billion providing for and managing the syrian refugee situation. it is still not getting any help, from the international community, particularly from the european union it wants them to take more refugees and while the camps that turkey provides, provide good accommodation, people are fed, there is education for children, many of the refugees will fell you their lives are in limbo. they wont to settle, they realize lit be a long time before they can go back to syria, in these camps work is very difficult to find. they need a sense of permanence to move on activists in syria syrian

leader had denied that any advances have been made. 30 rebels have been killed during fighting with local tribesman, it happened in the province, the houthis were met with resistence as they launch an offensive to take over the area. supporters have interrupt add news conference, throws shoes and insummits. the head of the houthis delegation, was speaking when a woman threw her shoe at him, an act that is particularly insulting in arab culture. moments later a fistfight broke out between the pro government supporters. before they were escorted out of the room. hoping to reach a badly needed humanitarian truce.

the i.m.f. chief says there will be no grate period for greece if it fails to make a repayment, that is due at the end of the month. >> time line, is the day when the lump sum payment is due to the imf, and there is no grace period or two month delay as i have seen here and there, on july the first payments have not been made. >> speaker of the greek parliament says that the governments priority must be to get the best deal for greece. >> the current government, the first for decades that didn't create or grow the public debt, and with the authorization of the payment is entitled to use all told and argument to dispute and write off the debt. and fundamental rights of the people, and democracy john is live in athens for us, are we any closer to some kind of

deal at all? we will wait to see what official announcements are made. there is a possible deal that would finance the greek government, mostly using left overmoney from the european financial fund that was earmarked for the recapitalization of banks and wasn't used. it was returned earlier this year. these are all viable options are not on the table for them, one thing the greeks to want to see, in this process is the european stability mechanism, massive funds set up during the crisis to bail out troubled governments used they want that used to buy out the share of the

debt and the international monetary fund, those two are the hardliners in these talks. they are the two constitutions that do not have a political element they operate on purely financial criteria, the greeks don't like dealing with those, they want to deal with political in the european union so they want the european union through the esm to purchase the entirety of the debt this may be a small concession in that direction in support of staying in the euro, i suppose that's what is at stake here, the possibility that if it all falls apart then they might be out of the union. >> there's been a lot of fear here that through it's stance, the greek government, may be writing greece out of the euro zone history, at a

very early stage and this gathering that you see behind me, not as large as the progovernment gathering that took place here last night. it is a grass roots effort, to press the government, into moving into more conciliatory direction making sure it doesn't pull too far this line of tension that exists now between@thens and brussells. and mike sure that they come to some sort of reasonable agreement that doesn't increase measures but also doesn't risk putting greece out of reach of any sort of deal but keeps nil the euro zone. >> thank you very much indeed. still ahead, after staging attacks barack obama causing more carnage.

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>> "inside story" takes you beyond the headlines, beyond the quick cuts, beyond the sound bites. we're giving you a deeper dive into the stories that are making our world what it is. >> ray suarez hosts "inside story". only on al jazeera america. >> a reminder of the top stories here on al jazeera. barack obama says the country needs to question how killers get ahold of their guns. this one in a south carolina church. nine people including the pastor died. police name the suspect as 21-year-old dylann roof. >> a stalemate continues after meeting the finance minister end and just announced there's been no break through.

30 people have been killed in attacks in southern, gunman shot people in two villages in the region. 40 nigeria now tell us more about what happened today? >> well, lauren, the details are very very thin, but these attacks do signify the fact that there is a sense that barack obama is still very much active, all we know is these attacks took place in two villages in a certain part of the republic, an area which has been known to be the subject of attacks by the group. many the last couple of years that the group has been functional, but this will still come as a surprise to many because there has been a significant reduction in the number of attacks in the

region, though on wednesday there were reports that some died from explosive devices planted by barack obama in a certain area but clearly that's not the same thing as an attack. only the weapon 9th of may, as i said there's been this reduction since he took over the end of may he has visited himself, to talk to the president there about strategies and the way forward to deal with barack obama, he has also hosted the president here in nigeria hes that traveled also to the african union to talk about countries can better coordinate to finally defeat the group he has ordered the release of the treasury to reduce the impact of the attacks and help those that have been effected. clearly these reports if they are accurate indicate i guess to an extent the momentum to defeat the group is still not

being felt on the ground in many of the communities that have been effecting by fighting. >> do you think this suggest they are changing their strategy in response to the campaigns to get rid of them. >> well that's an interesting question. the military authorities involved in fighting the group, not just here in nigeria, the military authorities but chad, and the republic, and other countries in the region, have basically been saying for a while that the group is facing extinction. that it is on it's last life if you like. clearly as i say, there are reports that incidents like this are still going on. hay say that barack obama is being routed, it is being defeated, and any reports of attacks that we see are kind of how do i put it, last ditch attempts to be relevant, and to be impactful

many the area. but because there's been this reduction, the military authorities in the region still insist that overall the picture is that barack obama is being defeated. boko haram. >> thank you very much indeed. >> mow to breaking news for you, on the scale mate in greece we thans the euro zone talks have ended with no deal. that's according to the european union remember that the finance ministers have been gathering there to try to hammer out an arrangement with greece so that greece can make a $1.8 billion repayment. so far the greek government has said that the coffers were empty, and they couldn't meet that payment, we also heard from the i.m.f. chief there would be no grace period for greece, if it failed to make that payment. it seems the last minute talks, between finance ministers and negotiators from greece, have ended without any kind of deal. and to those pictures we are showing you now of a protest

outside the greek parliament, which is actually supporting staying inside the euro. which is a fear that they may end up being pushed out of the euro if the deal with the creditors are not met. we will bring you that more on that analyst later on. human selfishness is the reason for global warning that's the aannouncement from pope francis. he is urging the government to do more. reports on how the prayers of environmentalist have been answers. written by pope francis by his views in the environment embracing the theory that global warning is caused by

human activity, in the 184 page document published in eight languages pope francis called for dramatickic changes so prevent what he called the unprecedented distraction of the ecosystem with serious consequences to all of us. and accusing governments of not doing enough to tackle the problem. the unprecedented stands. >> it is important that the pope says climate change carries an ethical burden, we agree that climate change is an ethical problem because it effects the poor. the popes call for action, will have an impact, but we also hope that it will push politician to act. >> on the filings by the international scientific community, the vatican claims it was among the first institutions to believe that

global warming is caused by human activities. two vatican academy of sciences was the fist scientific academy in the world. among the first members later tried for hearsesy. but his director said the catholic church has full faith in science they say we follow what the american scientists are saying but it was us, who first claimed in the 1990's that the use of fossil fuel caused climate change and global warming. >> the vatican is trying to set an example by aiming at becoming the world's first carbon neutral state. not impossible for the smallest stake in the world. ironically, it puts out the most on the day a new poll is elected. >> in it the pope fights big

oil and gas corporations. now, the real pope has been urged to use the power of persuasion to make the world a cleaner place. >> al jazeera, vatican city. >> possibility tises in hong kong have rejected a reform bill. from hong kong adrian brown reports. >> after two days of intense and impassioned debate, it all ended very quickly and chaotically. the government supporters in the legislature voted with their feet and walked out ensuring a comfort majority to their opponents the governments plans were now in tattered. >> at this point, i feel

pained and disappointment that the reform has been vetoed i can no predict when it can step forward again. >> it was a surreal moment. had voted down the chances for more of it. the opposition say the motion they rejected had offered hong kong fake democracy a public vote to select it's next leader but with no more than three candidates vetted by beijing. the community is deeply split, there are others that want to oppose it. >> the government disheartened supporters knew in the end the vote would be a formality as they didn't have the numbers.

then they will start screaming, why wasn't there a universe salt lake suffrage, they have only themselveses to blame. this was perhaps the best and last chance for more but the proposal fell well short of what the parties were prepared to accept, beijing has warned there would be no more concessions. it was either this, or nothing. >> it's been a turbulent few years for hong kong that have strained the already difficult and complex relationship with china. it's streets were occupied, there were violent confrontations with police, all in the name of what they call true democracy which after today seems further away than ever. >> there were no winners here a relentless war of words between rival groups has left a political stalemate and a simmering

anger. adrian brown, al jazeera hong kong. >> now let's return to our top story, and going to charleston where andy gallagher is there for us, the shooting as you will remember of nine people in a church in south carolina, one suspect has been arrested, let's bring in andy gallagher, tell us more about the mood then now that a suspect has been caught. >> well, the mood here is extremely somber obviously the shootings were carried out. it is known here as the mother church. it is the heart of this community, extremely cultural important church founded by a slave who start add revolt here, so among the african-american community this was considered the heart of their community. and there is no doubt among african-americans here, that this was a hate crime, and it isn't being investigated as that but over the last few hours events have unfolded extremely quickly and we now

have a suspect that has been placed under arrest, the authorities say he is the only suspect at the moment, and that unfold sod quickly i think because the police here had such clear pictures of the shooter and there was a great effort among the public somebody called in having seen him in his car and this was nothing more than a simple traffic stop. we also are hearing that 21-year-old was forced -- a pistol by his father, for his birthday just a few weeks ago, a as there's a great outpouring of grief here it has shocked this community addresses the nation saying communities like this have simply been through things like this too many times.

yeah, it is unclear at the moment how this investigation will go on whether he will be prosecuted the alleged gunman, at a federal level or at a state level here in the state of where we are. it is t no certain but as i said before, dillon is the only suspect in this case, they had pretty clear pictures of the alleged shooter going into the church, last night and also pictures of his car with the license plate. in the that same vehicle we don't know if he was armed when police pulled him over, a very fast rate, but people don't want to concentrate on this young man who is alleged to have carried out this shooting they want to concentrate on the families of the nine victims who lost their lives here in charleston.

don't forget you can catch one the very latest, the address of that is aljazeera.com, and you can also watch us by clicking on the watch now, i con. i can confirm there is a suspect in custody. >> the alleged shooter that kid nine people during bible study. the supreme court reached a major decision, a downpour from tropical depression bill