home grown terror. new details about a former american army recruit accused of trying to bomb a u.s. military base in kansas. happening overnight the handshake that is and new dash cam video from the fatal police shooting in north charleston. for the first time we're going to see the passenger that could explain why walter scott ran from police. my goodness. what a way to start the saturday. it's crazy already. we're so grateful that you're with us already.

i am christy paul. new video of a surveillance that took down a plan to plot the military base. we know more of the arrest that lead to john t booker junior. we're learning that booker also known as hue ham mad has been charged with attempts to use a wmd and atemptss to damage property and attempting to support isis. >> what have you learned this morning? >> reporter: a 20-year-old man drk john t booker enlisted last year, but the army cancelled before he showed up for basic tra

training. booker goes after hue ham mad. he wanted to carry out friday's attacks for isis. two fbi agents helped to ork strakt and booker was interviewed last year and one of them read i will be leaving for forever, so good-bye. the fbi says that he told agents that he wanted to carry out inside attacks like ft. hood. >> thank you so much. john booker is one of the americans trying to join isis in the last few months. listen to what the u.s. attorney had to say about this. >> once gain this reminds thaus we have to remain vigilante.

we can not think of something like 20 years ago like something many the past. >> yeah, 20 years ago next sunday and we have with us lieutenant and tom and lou enforcement analyst. i want to start with you tom. according to investigators this man said that he believed isis wanted him to detonate a truck bond. no direct contact with the group. is this proving that this slick strategy is working? is this the pattern? >> yes, it's proving it. he was recruited indirectly over the internet by the websites. fortunately in this case last year we posted on facebook that he wanted to commit and go nout the place of glory and take high ranking military officers.

at that that one of the citizen came forward and said here look at this person and the postings that he is putting out there. almost immediately they we want to interview him and everything that he did then was in motion to car river out the attack and trying to get into the army, and when the fbi contacted the army and told them of the investigation, then they with drew his acceptance and said you're not coming in, and that's it. he was going bomb the base. >> now the facebook quote getting ready to be killed -- i am egger to meet my zblord are they monitored by the military in any way? >> they're not victor. there's about 130,000 young

people that join the army just every year. you can not monitor that, but you do expect the kind of tips to come in. remember this individual had only inlist in the army. he had not reported to basic training. he was scheduled for late this year. none of this could have come in until he was tested or got to his first training unit. some of the things are disturbing and the background of this individual is interesting because he was part of junior rotc in high school. his father was a veteran, so all of these things are disturbing and none of these would have been pulled to understand this kind of person had these mental capabilities. >> what i do not understand is why allow the suspects to get to the gate with the fake bomb. would not the plans and plot

been enough to arrest him months ago? >> well you know when the fbi and u.s. attorneys office is trying to avoid the claim that he did not mean it. he is just mouthing off and in a case like this and the fbi already knew the explosive material was not going to be detonated, they wanted to take it as far as he wanted and show that he meant it. no, they can talk about it and then people are going say that he was not really going to do it. they want to make sure that you know that he was going do it. >> thank you. i am going hand it over to christie. >> right because ashton carter is going to do whatever it takes to fight isis. cnn's asked him about it.

>> reporter: what's a bigger throat the united states right now? is it isis or al qaeda? >> al qaeda has now suffered more than a decade of constant pounding. they're reduced compare today what they were. however, they still have a serious preoccupation with direct attacks upon the united states and several branches of them and i think that we have to remain worried. >> you think that it's growing? >> it has opportunities in yemen when there was a government. yemen is in the middle of a war, and it creates opportunities for

terrorists group. >> when we think of what he said, is the fight against isis just the beginning of more decades of a fight, and is the u.s. ready for that? >> that's a great question. many people have said that waer at the start or decades or i have heard one person say a hundred year war against. operationally and some good things are happening in iraq. all of that is problematic right now. it appears to be a future, but i am a little bit glass half full. i think some good things are happening in iraq and they're helping isis to be defeated. >> we know that isis is in iraq, but we know that isis is in

syria. when we talk about yemen and the disfunctional government that was there as the defense secretary was taking about, what about isis. does it boost them as well, and what does the u.s. do in resfons the factor? >> well the u.s. is doing the best that it can despite the degree that it used to be when there was a government there. the u.s. did not get assistance from saudi because so many frig >> all right mark, both of them

are going to be with us throughout the morning. we so appreciate that. thank you gentlemen. >> you're welcome. >> you're welcome. the hand shake that has everybody talking this morning. president obama and cuban leader castro meet at the summit of the americans for the gathering of leaders. tough time to think of the clean up after the series of the deadly or the nay or the and some pictures from there. i want to show you the heist in the heart of london. new this morning and video showing you the culprits. we mean almost $300 million. more in a moment.

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13 minutes past the hour and so glad to have you. a historic moment for u.s. relations. they even spoke on the phone a bit earlier this week. the last time was way back in 1959 when then -- having cuba remove from the list of states sponsor terrorism. we have a live report coming up for you next hour. all of the speculation of hillary clinton, are going to be wiped away. all of it happening here. a source says that she will officially launch the candidacy this weekend. she will make an announcement through social media around noon

and then travel to ohio and new hampshire and start to make the case to voters. she is going to reintroduce here's as a grandmother in many ways. now the campaigns and one day to sell. >> yes. >> one day to sell. jason, so we understand that she is going to pair down things from the big rallies to these smaller venues much like the listening tool that we saw running for senate? >> yeah. >> why? >> it's like if there's a new movie, that's what they're doing with hillary clinton. her weakness is connecting with people. she wants to talk to small groups and get good stories out there, so that's why she is going small again. >> okay. so let's talk about the difference in 2008 and 2016

hillary clinton. four years of secretary of state added to the resume and then the e-mail scandal and is she better off or worse off? >> better off and that's bah ram obama. now she gets to say not only have i served, but you have seen what diversity can do in the white house. let's be honest she is more assertive saying that i am running as a woman. she would not have done that if someone would not have been african american in the white house. she wants to say that she is wise and she is mature. if you think aid and abet bill clinton when he had the scandals it's slick willy. everything is going to fall off her because she is wise and experienced now.

>> how does she -- she has been in the public life for 25 years and to say that they are people that do not know things about her, how do they make the case now? >> well, they don't know if they trust her. there have been so many scandals and this is the opportunity to look in the eye and say that i am not the person, and i am not the wife of bill clinton. i am my own woman, and this is what i feel like in person. >> is that not the case that she used in 2008? >> she had been a senator and people were like what can you do with the power. now people know that. >> she came in third place now behind president obama and john edwar edwards. how does she go back after 100 countries and go through the snow to exit issue in iowa? >> this is going to be hard. one of the things that people

think is that it's physically demanding. i think that hillary clinton has a whole new attitude. in 2008 she said this is a coronation for me and this barack obama guy cannot do anything. now she is like this is what i can fwroing the table. what do you want from me? >> without a major challenger, does she have to say that i am doing that? >> she is going to get a challen challenger. >> a serious one? >> she is going get one. someone is going come in and provide a tournament. if not, she would be in trouble if she does not have a republican challenger. >> now a potential run on monday. his people sending out a message about a big announcement coming up at the start of the week.

also baltimore is reporting that in may he will announce a run for president. be sure to tune in tomorrow for a special two hour edition of state of the union. the focus is clinton's 2000 campaign starts sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern. >> we're just feeling for you folks today after recovering after monster twisters pounded the way through the midwest. clean up efforts, that's ahead. coming up a police chase that looks as if it's from the wild wild west. it's not pretty. okay, listen up! i'm re-workin' the menu. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition in charge™.

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morning to access the full impact of the damage. authorities do believe that all residence have been accounted for. that's the great news there. they do not expect to find anything else. we hope that's the case. i know that it sounds like another 11 or 1 or 13, but it is not. this is the real deal. new video captures the play by play after they pull off a steal in london. the speculation of the price tag is $300 million. the kicker is that police are saying that they heard the alarm going off, but did not respond. >> that's not good. >> no. charges file in the latest secret scandal now. one charge for burglary, plonny and property of destruction. the off duty officer was arrested after trying to break into a woman's home. that woman by the way believed to be his ex-girlfriend.

that clearly did not end well. the secrete service has placed him on leave. >> so they're calling for china to release five woman's right activists. on friday secretary of state said to support them and not silence them. the woman have been held for about a month on suspicious of picking corrals and provoking troubles. they must decide on monday if they're going to be formally arrested. preparing to say good-bye. funeral services are set for walter scott as new details are emerging about the mystery passenger that was with him before the deadly shooting. and a south carolina senator is behind a bill to require every police officer in the state to wear a body cam. would that have prevented what happened to walter scott? wlap

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security was never breach and the device was not ray threat. president obama and cuban president are at a summit in panama city, and the two leaders met at a dinner and shook hands. we have a live report for the next hour for the historic relevance. i want to share with you a new video that wounded a decorative police officer and ended with the death of the mon gunman. now the video shows the suspect being pulled over by two unmarked police cars. officer john approaches the vehicle and that's when the suspect shootings him close range. he is recovering by the way and was honored at the white house last may in helping to save an officer wonded in the shoot out with the boston marathon bombers. friends and family will gather in summerville south carolina to say good-bye to

walter shoot. he was shot and killed a week ago. this is new detail as the passenger that was captured on dash cam sitting next to scott before scott ran. this is the new video of the passenger speaking with the officer -- another officer. they have met with the person and he has been released without the charges and little was unknown about the identity of the person. let's bring in cnn that's there with the latest. let's start about the funeral that we know today. >> reporter: good morning victor. it's been a difficult week in south carolina community. particularly for the family of walter scott. this morning as the sun begins or prepares to rise over south carolina, they're getting ready to say good-bye.

>> to help to bring the movement to where it's at now. >> it's been a week of anguish and anger in north charleston, south carolina. >> in the name of walter scott, we can change the government much of the community will join the family for a final farewell. >> it breaks everyone's heart and the citizen of charleston are sharing the grief. [ gunshot ] . >> he will be laid to rest and the deadly ending that began as a routine traffic stop when the police officer pulled scott over for a break light. moments later the dash cam video showing scott making a run for it and the amateur cell phone video picking up the shooting. the same video leading scotts family to believe that he

appare apparent apparently -- >> and her that somebody would stoop to that low ground to cover you have what you have done. the wrong thing, and gun downed something like that. >> scott's mother is grieving and trying to focus on family and faith. >> i feel forgiveness in my heart and even for the guy that shot and killed my son. >> they're caught in a struggle. >> i cannot imagine him doing something -- that's not like him. that's not his character. >> questions still remain and a local grand jury may take up the case early as next month. until then the journey continues and the struggle to see the loved one out of jail continues for another. >> of course both of o those struggles continue this morning. now as for the funeral, we know

that it will be making the way from from charleston here to summerville, south carolina. the slavvenue behind me picked the family and the funeral is opened to the public. guys? >> let's go back to an element that we started with. the passenger, what more do we know about the passenger? >> victor, that's a big question at this point. we do know that police officers and state investigators are working the case spoke to him yesterday afternoon. they obviously did get to speak with him just moments after the shooting a week ago when it happened. since then he has been released. at this point we have not been able to speak to him. the information is going to be key. he would paint the picture of what happened in the car before walter scott decided to run away from the police officer. at this point, we do understand that law enforcement is in contact with them and is

cooperating. >> okay. polo there for us this morning. thanks. >> the shooting is calling for police nationwide to wear body ka veras. what unfolded in florida where cops were wearing body cam when a man there was shot. >> this is video taken from two body cameras when a police officer knocked down a door and saw a man armed with a knife threatening a woman, moments later. [ gunshot ] . >> office aers fired shots and an act that saved a woman's life. >> what could have been a bad thing in the community people look and say that i understand what happened now. that's not what i was told. >> i want to bring in south carolina state senator. he represents the district that includes north charleston and senator, thank you so much for being here with us.

it's good to have you here with us. >> thank you for having me. >> we know that you're cosponsoring the bill that would require all police officers in your state to wear body ka veras. do you think this incident would have been different had one been employed in this situation? i do. when we look across the country at departments that have employed the use of body camera techniques and devices, citizen complaints are down, and generally the feeling is that people tend to behave better when they're on video. so i think that the evidence is there, and we need to move swiftly in this state particularly in the aftermath of this horrific tragic accident to take the devices on behalf of

the officers and make the necessary and needed form in the system. >> you know some people will say definitely this could help in certain instances as you could mention. it does have less instances of force and complaints against the police, but we had jim the president of the police foundation saying that the you issue is the relationship between the police and community. can you help us understand what the relationship has been between skplis the community of north charleston? >> well i happen to agree with jim. quit frankly last year i authored a provisement in the state budget that will fund 115 body cameras. those cameras were in route before the shooting of mr. scott. in addition it went beyond body cameras. we're putting about $200,000 in

the city's hands to create programs to work and foster a development and a relationship with the community members. so programs are very very important. there used to be a time that police officers were required to live in the neighborhoods in which they at that patrolled. so therefore if they came in con about with a member, they would likely know the persons and there's a better line of community. we have to get back to those days. we're working with officials to do that. >> we know that black lives matter. the group is there protesting and making their voices heard about this very instance. i have not heard a direct case of maybe you have with racism

being a part of this. we're looking at an unarmed black man being shot by a white police officer. do you believe or can you help us understand the dynamics in the community like are there any complaints for the police department and racial tension there? >> i can say this. i cannot speak as to why the police officer shot mr. scott. i don't want to speculate about that. i can say this race is a real issue. the community is outraged because this is yet another shooting of an unarmed african american male in the state of south carolina. specifically in north charleston we have had incidence over the last decade. so people are oult rage and the spirits broken and the hopes crippled.

people have a -- people feel that it's going to be difference this time because of the video. they believe that the officer that did the shooting will be brought to justice. >> okay. senator kimpson we appreciate the incite to this. thank you for being with us. >> thank you so very much much. >> victor? we're getting a look at a brawl outside of a walmart. the entire family fights with police and then shoots ring out. we have the store have i coming up in the next hour. first the lawyer calls this beating worse than rodney kings. the latest developments here in this chase that's now under federal investigation.

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there we go. that's the deputy chasing him. he shot him with the taser. >> new developments and the fbi investigating this police chase and this is a stolen horse in california. look at the police there. it ends with this swarm of county deputies kicking and punching this suspect. >> that suspect a lawyer now and calling it worse than rodney kings. stephanie is following the late ets developments for us here this morning. stephanie. >> reporter: good morning victor and christy. the fbi has launched an up vest gags and see if the civil rights were violated. >> it's a chase that looks like something out of the wild west.

>> i have this guy on a stolen horse. >> 30-year-old francis attempting to out raun law enforcement in a rural part of the county. a helicopter was recording as the chase ends when the horse bucks the suspects. >> suspects being tazed. >> and sheriff deputies attempt to taz him. then he appears to surrender lying face down before putting his hands behind his back. that cause not stop them from mobbing him and kicking anymore the groin and head and landing punch after punch on the body. it lasts about two minutes and ten officers involved and all that are on paid administrative leave. >> somebody could go jail over this. i saw thugs beating up my client. that's what i saw. what did he do? what did they do?

this is far worse than rodney king. >> john has ordered an meet internal investigation. the investigation detail is also conducting a criminal investigation as well. >> i am disturbed by what i see in the video. it does not appear to be in line with the policy and procedures and the portions of it. i ask that you allow us to conduct that investigation, and i insure you if there's any wrong doing on our part or any policy violations, we will take actions. >> the sheriff offices say that deputies were attempting to certain a search warrant. when he first fled in a car and then abandoned it and then stole a horse and took off. a total that went on for some three hours. >> i am not going stand here and say that he is perfect. >> his kbirl friend of 13 years says that they went too far.

>> they beat the crap out of them and trying to do everything that they can to avoid them being in trouble. >> a trouble and an era where the tactics are under scrutiny. >> the sheriff's department saying that they're wearing aud yes recorders. we have not heard the sound yet, but it's part of the investigation. >> thank you so much. take a look at what happened here in illinois. you wonder how do you clean up after a monster tornado. we will take you there as a town is rallying to help a homeowner that lost everything. cnn has that story ahead. also she is a serial bride. she is accused of saying i do ten times. she is tossed in jail now. details ahead. meet the world's newest energy superpower. surprised? in fact, america is now the world's number one

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an amazingly frightening view of some of the devastation left behind the twister. it killed two people and ripped homes off the foundation. looking at this. when you have this type of mess, where do you begin in a community like this? survey teams are on the ground and trying to access the damage. as cnn has the latest of one homeowner that lost her home and how a sirnl request curn p turned into a huge gesture of

good will. >> a day after her home was destroyed, lauren found help. >> family, friends. i am a school teacher, so a lot of school teachers came out for us today. >> on friday morning word spread that her home was one of the dozens leveled by an ef 4 tornado. >> i just put it out on facebook and said we're fine, but this is what we need. people just came out this morning. >> one by one neighbors and family and friends all showed up. >> we're thankful to be here to help pick up. it's a wonderful thing. >> some with gifts. >> i had a potty here before i you knew it. i had containers and others. >> i know. i saw it down in the garage and i was like please be okay. please okay.

between that and my running shoes, that's what i was worried about. >> everybody seemed to show up with something. >> tons of food donated. if you're hungry, stop by and get something. >> her farmhouse maybe small for now, but she has plans to rebuild. >> it's okay for now because the roof is still -- there's something over the top of it. >> she was not home at the time of the were tornado, but her husband was. >> how long have you been here? >> 17 years or 18 years. >> long enough to get bonds peopwith people that want to help. >> i wish them well there. president obama may meet kas froe again today. and a bride accused of saying i do a few too many times in jail now. the motive was not about love.

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he already has one more than he has in four rounds in last year's masters. he is sitting pretty and charlie hauf man that's in second is five shots behind him. a lot of guys are playing well. phil mickle son is playing well. we will see and the a getting started at 10:05. tiger gets started later in the day. maybe i will come back and share with use what is going on. >> thankfully. watch all access at augusta. we have so much news to tell you about this morning. >> yeah, so the next hour of your new day starts right now. ♪ a powerful image ahead of a historic meeting. president obama and cuban president castro shaking hands.

does this mean they're breaking tension between the two countries. hilly clinton's this year is going to be different than 2008. how she has changed and it will shape the run in 20156. a community repairs to say good-bye and learning details on the passenger. who was he, and why did police threat them go:just past 7:00 here. >> i am victor and a pleasure to be with use all weekend. >> yeah, a historic moment and they even spoke on the phone earlier this week. >> now the last time something like this happened was in 1959, and here is the picture when vice president nixon and castro

shook hands and now the white house is considering a better u.s. relations. having you cuba removed from the state sponsor of ter rim. we're live in pan at that city for us. rosa, is there an official meeting. they shook hands and spook for a minute. a sit down, is that planned? >> you know what, it's not. there's no meeting that's been set between both heads of the state. i want to go back to the picture. i want to take you behind the scenes and why it's not abofficial photo. it's not the official hand shake, and there's no media around. this is is an leaders lounge, so it's a meeting before the actual event, so it was leaders just mingling and then you have

president obama or castro shaking hands. we do not have the audio that th that, or that would be fascinating. >> i was looking around to see if someone was mediating this. i was looking for the cardinal perhaps. as you know the vet can sending someone to the americas and a card nel, but no just a casual encounter and everybody talking about the hand shake. i have toll you something that they broke the eyes on wednesday when both leaders spoke by the phone and from what we have learned they spoke about the ongoing talks to get embassies in havana and in washington dc. so gain we're honor or thing all of the events today because as you know there's events throughout the day, and these go leaders will be mingling.

they could meet on the sidelines and no official lateral meeting has been set. >> okay. thank you. former secretary of the state is running for president we're told. the much anticipated announcement is going come tomorrow in the form of a video posting on line. she is not playing a big live announcement that we have seen, but she is hitting the campaign to visit crucial states like iowa and new hampshire. remember mrs. clin's third straight finish lead to the collapse of the ask aspirations at that point. we're live in washington with the latest. >> thank you. clin ston going get out and the goal is to demonstrate that this time around she does not want to

tag anything for granted. >> i am back. [ applause ] >> a new version when she hits the campaign trial. thank you so much. >> and more of this. >> looking forward to coming and having a conversation with a few people. >> the campaigns existed strategy placed here in smaller settings and trying to do the softer side, and avoid the approximate perception that dogged here in 2008. central to that a focus on hillary clinton the new person. >> i have to say i am still in the grandmother glow. six months in, it's better than any spa treatment. i highly recommend it. >> i suppose that it's only fair

to say don't you some day want to be a woman president of the united states of america. >> she is coming in bruised and her use of a private server while secretary of the state. >> looking back, it would have been better to use two separate phones and two e-mail accounts. i thought using one device would be simpler and obviously it's not worked out that way. >> in her trust word thisness has taken a hit. a pole out this week from the swing states of ohio and virginia and california show that more voters believe that she is not honest. an area of vulnerable and the candidates have already pounced on. are they taking money and getting influence bought by foreign countries? >> polls show that clinton

enters the race with a big lead, but if she wins the nomination, it will be a different story. poles show contenders that have started to edge many the head of here in the king states. >> all right. always appreciate it. thank you. joining us now for more cnn politics is stretch and good to have both of you. stephen i want to start with you. secretary clinton is holding on to a lead. she is more than 45 percent ahead of vice president biden that's in second place here with 15 percent. some thought that clinton was back in 2007 and in 2008 until bah ram obama came into the picture, and we know how that ended up. stret stephen, which if any can chip away? are we seeing anything of a

strategy? >> no, there's not really any dant to take on hillary clinton to raise the kind of money that needs to be needed. a lot are saying massachusetts and elizabeth and poplar with the democratic votes. so, you know, as you said hillary clinton is much more inevitable and strangely enough than she was in 2008. i they that she of lead bah ram obama by 60 percent in the race. that's why it's interest thag the campaign of hillary clinton is making efforts not to pair them. so there's a certain ironty. >> we have the 2008 champl here but how often are candidates

going to the public and primary seem like the inevident next president. how often do they actually wear them? >> well, it's very rare and usually it's for perez. if you're sit nothing the white skmous going for ree skplex the party says that you're a candidate. it's like that with hillarily con town. she has the name recognition and does not have the competition, and you know she is the favorite really even to win the election probably right now, but she is going to have -- it's going to be interesting to see -- if she can attract the woman to her cause. so she is making that her main stay and if she can do that, if she can start too really pull well with woman voters she will get it and going to be a force to wrecken with. >> common wisdom back in 2008

and 12 the nominees were better than the candidates. that's because of every cycle and they go through the struggles of the primary season. is that how the clinton campaign is looking for this. are they hoping frr a said balance challenge? >> i think that it would be good if hillary clinton had good strong composition to that once she goes up glens the republy cans, she has practiced. this begins tomorrow in that fact that she does not have a candidate. you have seen the others mark rub bow that's accepted to launch the campaign and taking on hillary already. it's in some ways we have a len

election and so hillary clinton is used to be in the public guy. she is used to playing hard ball and toll i cans. the enact that she does not have it, that means that the attacks bhab she uses as a. >> mark:. >> can we talk about president clinton. we saw the fumbles in 2008 wloon the roles should be for hillary clinton. is there an example -- obviously not a former president that's the spouse of a candidate, but someone that's married to someone with a strong personality and how to include that without over shadowing the candidate. >> well we had that once and her name was roosevelt. she would break away and talk about freedom and working rights

and woman class issues and took over the po depression and you have a similar situation some ways with bill clinton. he draws huge crowds. he is a performer. to get things out there, they have to build the momentum now. one thing is the governor of dell carry coming out to ohio. he is going to run there and working hard. he is almost live nothing the state of ohio. if he could get down to a one on one in ohio, he might be able to track a little bit. to be honest no one wants to take on her and the clinton marijuana as people like to say. it's looking for and more like an anointment from her. >> yeah, we have the sun saying that she going announce in may

to get into the primary fight or not. >> douglas and stretch, thank you both. >> thanks. >> thank you. and one south carolina community is preparing to mourn and protest today. this was a rally last night held to honor walter scott and the victim of the deadly police shooting. we're live with investigation and passenger and the car before the finals people before he died. also the scare in the vie gin virgin islands. a first look at a big brawl. look at this outside of an arizona walmart. a family gets into fight with police and fists flying every year and shots fired. we have the story within the next hour. a mess? i don't think -- what's that? snapshot from progressive. plug it in, and you can save

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friends and family will gather in summerville, south carolina to lay to rest walter scott that was shot and killed one week ago today. there are new developments of the mystery passenger that we have highlighted on dash cam sitting next to scott before he ran. this is the new video of the passenger talking with another officer. a state authority say that they have met with the person, and that he has been released without charges. little else is known about what was discussed with the investigators or the identity of the person. let's bring in cnn polo that's in summerville, south carolina with the latest on the investigation. some distance from north charleston because it's a larger venue polo? >> reporter: yeah, that right victor. the funeral is expected to happen pe hiepd me shortly after

11:00 a.m. the mystery passenger and despite the efforts to track him down, cnn is yet to speak to this person. i will tell you why it's crucial because he could provide a huge part of this puzzle that really apart of this investigation because he is the last person that spoke to scott before he decided to jump out of the vehicle and run away and then of course have that deadly confrontation with the officers and of course based on the information, we would be able to find out exactly what went on and at this point it's really a gap. we have the video of the traffic stop, and we do have the very graphic and tough to watch video that shows the shooting itself. we do know what happened with the officer. would that interaction in the vehicle tell us why he ran? those are the questions that we have. >> what about what we're

expecting today as it relates to the demonstration. are there demonstrations planned for today? >> reporter: at this point we're not hearing that. for the last several days demonstrations while they were organized, they have not really been large. we did see a small vigil outside of the north charleston city hall yesterday. next to that, we have not really seen any major or large groups assembled. it would be interesting to see if we see a show of support outside of the ministries here in summerville, south carolina. looking ahead, the family should be head to go the family home in nearby charleston within the next hour or so. from there there traveling here and this is a short drive. this is where it's going to be held. it's opened to the public and picking this because it could accommodate a larger crowd than if funeral home. >> polo, thank you so much.

>> thank you so much for being with us. >> good morning christy. >> you have written a piece and you say that it's time to end stone walling on police shootings. elaborate on that. what are you calling for? >> well, we keep on hearing the cases and we have talked about it on this show and others about how many times there are the cases that people appear to be under circumstances and unarmed people killed by the police. we don't know how often that takes place. as amazing as it sounds a law was passed and mandating that there's an annual report of how often this happens. now there are 17,000 police departments all over if country, ask they have some incentives to provide and it's not provided, and we do not know how often this happens. it's amazing in a way.

there's so much at stake and community after community is saying that it happens so much. we don't know if it correlates with mental disease among officers or race. we don't really know what is going on out there. in my opinion there's no excuse for that. you mentioned in 2001 that there's no accounting for all of the nations as you said 17,000 police departments. it does not exist. it is really expensive to collect that data. you say this it falls on congress to make something happen here. >> absolutely. the only reason that we're not getting the reports and local departments -- congress can do this frankly. the justice department could do this if they really wanted to. if they were to say look you already local departments -- they have to present all kinds of data about the numb over f homicides and the domestic

violence and all kinds of information. it has to be fed upward to the fbi. it would not take all of that much in the effort to mandate. now i understand that it's a tough task. i understand that as well the local departments do not want to air the dirty linen. without a sense and we were told by congress that we were supposed to be collecting it. without information, we're flying blind and how to put an end to the tragic killings. >> yeah, how to evolve from all of this. without the individual wrote and showing his brother shot, he may never have known what happened to his brother. listen to this real quick. >> nothing that the officers have reported lined up to what was seen on the video. i was like -- he did not

struggle. there was not a struggle for the taser. i did not believe that any way. after seeing the video, i was like he was running for his life. not to be shot down. not to be tazed anymore. >> what's the reaction to that? >> well you know, he raises a point that actually i had thought about on the second or third views of the video. there are people that are raising the question why would you ever run from law enforcement? we don't know what exchange was going on between them. we don't know in the police officer -- i am making this up that he said get out of here. get out of here before i hurt you or something like that or said you're in for the beating of your life or something like that. we don't really know what happened in here. again because we don't know, it's becoming so hard to say and one other point that i would like to make is that there's all of this talk about the body cams

and let's have cameras on the cops. what you saw was not a body cam. it was a third party shooting from a different advantage point. that's a very different kind of kettle of fish than trying to assume that the same police officer let's say he is dplt of what they have charged him with, do you think that someone that was shot an unarmed police officer that would plant a taser would also responsibly handle a body cam that would incriminate him. we're just at the beginning of the problem. it seems like we're not going to get a fix to a deeper problem. >> certainly they can bring more answers that what we're left with in the situations that we have seen so far. eric, i appreciate you. thank you. another police beating

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another police beating that have caught on tape. >> yeah, this is california officers and nearly a dozen officers are seen attacking a robbery and identity theft suspect and kicking and pun approximate ching the man. he was subdued at the time. the deputies are on paid leave. there maybe more people exposed to the deadly level of the bug spras on the islands. they're trying to track down additional vacationers and the pestici pesticide -- siblings and two siblings that vacations there, we main in a coma. arizona police release a dash cam video that shows a huge brawl between police and a family in a walmart parking lot. now it happened late last month and one is dead and a police

officer was hurt. we have details for us here. >> i need to separate the folks and talk to them. >> no, your not going separate. >> this is the first look of the intense broul between the police and a family of eight. that family attacking officers in the walmart parking lot in march after accused of assaulting a walmart employee just moments ago. >> you're hitting children. >> officers tried subdue the family and tackling them. >> they had help from a walmart worker and two others and the family finding way toss attack the officers and rolling on the ground and wiping away the pepper spray. >> i have not seen the tactic applied, so i am not sure where he learned it. somebody has taught them that. >> time and time gain they put

the hands up and pretending to surrender, but they never do. >> and then during the fight, shots are fired and the first shot accord to go the police is one of the suspects shotting the officer in a leg and another one is an officer shooting the suspect that's now deceased. now close is too close. this is a walmart employee helping police fight off the family. i asked if something something that regular folks should stir clear from. >> we're familiar with him because of our interactions with him at the loss prevention, so the officers are familiar with him. the other two gentlemen that approached were nonthreatening. >> six of the family members arrested and two of them juveniles and facing assault of an officer and resisting arrest. they're recovering from injuries and this case is under investigation and this cotton

wood with abc 15 news. >> all right pete, thank you. i want to show you individual that wounded a boston officer. it was released in order to calm concerns. take a look at this video here. it shows the suspect being pulled over by two unmarked cars. he approached the vehicle and that's when he shoots him at close range. he was honored last may in helping to save an officer wonded in the boston marathon shooting. joining me is joey jackson and good to have both of you back with us z. >> good morning. >> good morning. i want to start with the video that's being released. is this an effort to be more

transparent? typically they would say that you have to wait until it comes out in court. now it's days late skper the body cam video. >> no, i think that they want to be more transparent and some cases they're being forced to be transpare transparent. this is something that many people need to wake up too. you have dash cams and that shows what occurred and what the police officers are facing and getting beat on or shot at. bad things happen to police officers. by and large, this is what you're going see. you're going see how you get attacked on the street. how they get shot at and how vulnerable they are. it's a dangerous profession and especially when you have people

out of control and wild especially in the walmart case, that's what the police officer faces. how do you go in and try to establish peace. no community policing is going help when you run into a situation like that family. >> i was with a group of police chief and prosecutors and they say that often they release this type of individual dwroe calm fears and anxiety in the community. prosecutors say do not release that. that's evidence. how does this help or hurt? >> well, we live in a new era and age. a cell phone has a device on it that can get crystal clear exactly what is going on. there's two perspectives and the first is that there's a community there that needs to have the trust of law

enforcement and i am certain that law enforcement wants that trust to the community. when you have the release of the dash cam videos and have discussions about body cameras and see in south carolina what they're doing now and the executive order and north charleston has everyone getting them. i think that everyone is on the best behavior. why not release it to the public to let them know what occurred. we do not have to rely on witness one, two, three, four. we can see it with our eyes. now move that to the prosecution and there's the concern that you want to preserve evidence. there's a time and place according to the prosecutor to have the information released. that's in the court of law. however, i do not think that it hepders the prosecution or the defense to let the community know prior to trying the case what occurred. >> hey tom, i want to go to this case that we're talking about in cotton wood because the reporter

spoke with the police chief and he said that he not not seen tactics like this before and someone must have taught them that. i maybe off base here but is it that we're looking at something that's less of a collection of what happened at that moment or something that was designed to get to some of those officers is this. >> good question victor. i cannot tell from looking at that, and i cannot tell exactly what the police chief means by a deliberate attack. i am just not sure what the reference is. you see in that -- you see the limitations and using taser in a brawl. you get one shot with it. when you hear that clicking sound that you hear, that means that broth probes did not land on the suspect, and that's when it makes the sound. it's a louder noise. the taser was used once in

affective. it's only designed to stun the person just long enough to get thand cuffs on them and get them under control. if they wake up and revive before you do that, then the broul brawl is back on. it's an attempt to have a measure between fistfight and shooting somebody. >> okay. tom and joey, a lot to talk about. i am sure that we will talk about the case soon. thank you both. >> have a great day victor. >> you too. drastic measures to save a woman's life. look at the video here. after the break good people trying to save a woman on this busy free way. this could have been prevented. we will talk about that coming up. if your purse is starting to look more like a tissue box... you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin®. because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. zyrtec®. muddle no more™ .

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a driver abandoned her car and ends with her in hand cuffs. kgtv has the story. >> don't go into the lanes. don't go into the lanes. >> that's the voice of our photo journalist paul pledding with a young woman not to walk into the business lane of the northbound. it started when paul pulled up to find an abandoned car. the woman came from the driver side and came to the tracker to ask for jumper cables. when she disregarded the pleas to stay off the free way and started to walk back, he jumped out of his car. >> as cars was by, she stops to talk to two others that pulled over to help. she continues to walk to her car. as the go men try to alert the drivers one of them is almost hit by a white tarrous. the driver say that is he is

counting the lucky stars. >> i just avoided with collide being the car and escaped. i don't know how, but i am blessed to be alive and go home. >> after the woman got back in the car, paul does what he can to get her out of harms way. >> you have to get out of there. you have to get out. you're going get hit. get out of the car. >> get out of the car. get out of the car. you're going get hit by a car. lady your life is in danger. don't stay in the road. they're going hit you. >> in fact one car almost hit the woman's car. when the officers arrived they arrested her for dii. it's nothing short of a miracle. those are not tears of joy as she is put into the back of a cruiser. >> good heavens. >> does not make sense at the end.

>> thank you to virginia there for that report. all right. still ahead. former nfl star aaron hernandez is waiting on a jury to decide if they is guilty of murder. so after four days after deliberations, they will get back to it on monday. why haven't jurors retached a verdict.

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now the jury is still out in the aaron hernandez murder trial. after four days of deliberations, the panel hasn't decided whether the former new england patriot is guilty of shooting odin lloyd to death. a lot of people expected a quick verdict here. what does it say about the prosecution? did the state prove its case? cnn legal analyst in boston joining us. what do you make of no word on a verdict? >> what it says to me is that there probably is a juror if not

several of them that are a holdout on this case. you see it fairly often where you have a complicated circumstantial case. there's 400 pieces of evidence. there's 130 witnesses. they had nine weeks of testimony, christi, in this case. also, it is circumstantial. and the laws in massachusetts are a little convoluted. you have seen the jurors come back, christi, and ask for instructions. lots of times when they're doing that, it's so that they can go back and say to the folks that are holding out or undecided, see, see, this is what the judge said. of course, this is just speculation. we'll have to wait. >> what do you think, based on everything we know about this case would be the one piece of evidence that they would be going back and forth about most? >> oh, gosh. you know, i think they're probably talking a lot about motive. and the defense hammered it home. and they threw a kind of curveball at the end because it was during closing arguments, christi, that they said for the first time that hernandez was

actually at the scene. and so for the entire case, the momentum building toward it was proving that he actually was there. and so now the big, dark hole in this case is, well, what motive would he have to kill a guy when he has a $40 million contract, a brand new, you know, baby basically. he seems to be at the top of his life and this is his future brother-in-law. but there's one twist that i would love to tell you about that i think maybe could help them convict him. >> okay. well, you have to tell it now because i can't -- >> okay. so here it is. if you're literally just there and if you witness it, why wouldn't you go to the police? >> right. >> you have every single thing to lose. you have a $40 million contract. you're an nfl player. you don't have a criminal record, for crying out loud. if you just witnessed it, you weren't involved, this is your future brother-in-law, why on earth would you stay silent, christi? that, to me, is an argument that i'm hoping one of the jurors is making behind closed doors. >> we shall see.

of course, he's still facing murder charges even after this one. >> indeed. >> so, hey, mel robbins, thank you so much. we appreciate it. >> great to see you as always, christi. >> you, too. thank you, mel. victor? the next hour of "your new day" starts after this break. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition in charge™.

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homegrown terror. new details this morning about a former american army recruit accused of trying to bomb a u.s. military base in kansas. new dash cam video from the

fatal police shooting in north charleston showing the passenger now who might know why walter scott ran from police. president obama and cuban president raul castro shaking hands. >> it's about to become official. hillary clinton is set to announce her candidacy for president. she's not the only one getting to announce this week, though. happy saturday to you. 8:00. it is right now. we're so grateful for your company as always. i'm christi paul. >> pleasure to be with you. i'm victor blackwell. let's start with these details into the federal surveillance program that took down a 20-year-old man and his plot to bomb ft. riley military base. we now know more about the sting operation that led to the arrest of john t. booker jr. from kansas. this 13-page federal indictment. we're learning now that booker, also known as muhammad abdullah hassan attempted to use a weapon of mass destruction, attempted

to damage property by means of an explosive and attempted to provide support to isis. >> evan perez has been following this story. hi, evan. >> 20-year-old american man was arrested as he prepared to carry out what he thought was a suicide bombing at ft. riley army basis in kansas. john t. booker enlist ntd army but his enlistment was canceled after they found facebook posting that is he wanted to carry out jihad attacks. he also goes by the name of muhammad abdullah hassan. helping him buy components in what he thought were explosives. booker was interviewed last year by the fbi about the facebook posts. one of them read "i will soon be leaving you forever. so, good-bye. i'm going to wage jihad in the hope that is i die." he told agents he wanted to carry out an insider terrorist attack like the one in ft. hood

in 2009 that killed 13 people. christi, victor? >> evan, thank you so much. john booker is one of several americans who have been trying to join or help isis in the past few months. listen to what a u.s. attorney, barry grissom, had to say about that. >> today's announcement once again reminds us that we, in law enforcement, have to remain vigilant, that there's not a moment when we can let our guard down. we can't think of something as horrific as the alpha p. murray building 20 years ago in as something in the distant past. >> major general james "spider" marks to talk about this. we saw in this case -- at least we're learning from the indictment that this man was inspired by the 2009 ft. hood shooting. what does the military do, if anything, to try to eliminate these copy cats and inspirations within the military?

>> good morning, victor. like any other organization, the military must stay diligent in terms of how they evaluate, how they evaluate their existing personnel and bring on new personal. anyone who tries to join the army, any branches of the service, there is a crime or credit, background check that takes place. in this individual's case that's exactly what happened. under all other requirements for enlistment in the service, he met the criterion. the individual criterion. they then did the background check and had a flag. they said we have to stop this. there is, in fact, an issue. then they turn it over to law enforcement. routinely, primarily within military organizations, those are made up of very tight folks that learn, grow, train, exist, prepare for future missions together. so, you're on top of each other all the time. so the very first defense, if you will, in terms of

identifying a potential rogue like this is those around him. and that's called good leadership. that's what's really essential here. >> those around him because, as we understand from an earlier segment -- we had a conversation with general hertling, there is no direct monitoring of social media for the hundred thousand plus enlisted men and women. you have to rely on one another. how does that affect morale of soldiers? >> i don't think there's an issue at all. nobody in the military feels like there is an omnipresent breath on the back of your neck of somebody checking up on you in terms of what you are trying to achieve that might be nefarious. my point is that these unit s coalesce. mark hertling is absolutely correct. unless there is some legal authority that allows you to

look over somebody's shoulder and dig into their social media activity, you're free to do what you want. the units police themselves so incredibly well, you don't feel like you're being watched. what you feel like is that you are now part of an organization that has a larger, broader mission. you now are growing and expanding and can contribute to that mission. that's what it's really all about. >> understood. understood. major general spider marks, thank you so much. >> thanks, victor, very much. let's bring in hln's legal contributor joey jackson. good morning to you. >> good morning, christi. >> it was a sting operation, months in the making. two fbi informants posing as loyalists to his cause. would you think that they probably have all the evidence they need against the guy. do you believe that to be true? >> you know, christi, what ends up happening is generally in a federal prosecution, particularly of this nature, what the federal government does is they monitor, they detect, they usually do wire tapping. they have informants, as you

mentioned. so, they build a mound of evidence before they even approach you. now, to be clear, you have fbi agents assigned. you're working with the united states attorneys' office. they have matters well in control. for example, here, the indication that no one was in any real danger. obviously, they would have stopped it. from a defense perspective point, generally by the time you and your client walk into that federal courtroom, they have a mountain of evidence against your client, which is very difficult to overcome. >> not only that, but they were alerted to him by facebook posts. one where he said "i'll soon be leaving you forever. so, good-bye. i'm going to wage jihad in hopes that i die." what defense does this guy have? >> exactly, christi. then there was a posting that said i'm scared. not because i'm scared of dying but because i'm eager to meet my maker. in instances like this, where you have mountains of evidence, it's very difficult to overcome. you know, many might say that although some mental issues or

some other issues. well, that's very even difficult to establish. you're meeting with informants, engaging in a plot. you're posting facebook items. you engage yourself into the military. you enroll and enlist in the military. and so that seems to be pretty strategic and premeditated. generally from a defense perspective, what you're always looking to do here is not get him out of this but looking to mitigate, in some way, maybe make a deal that would spare him from what he's facing, which is life in jail. will that be possible? that's the open question. but that's how you're looking to attack something like this, from a defense point of view. >> joey jackson, always appreciate your perspective. thank you, sir. >> pleasure, christi. have a great day. >> you, too. so, we are really feeling for all of you in illinois, especially those of you trying to recover after those monster twisters just ripped through the midwest. >> now they're trying to start this cleanup. we'll have the story, really incredible story of a gesture of

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without charges. let's bring in cnn's polo sandoval in sommerville with the latest. what have you learned about this gentleman? as everybody talks about he, i would think, would be a witness, at least to something. >> reporter: right, christi. and the reason why it's so important we hear from this individual, because he was essentially the last person to speak to walter scott before that 50-year-old man decided to really jump out of that vehicle and then run away. now we know, obviously, the tragic end to that story. meanwhile, back here in south carolina, i can tell you that it has been a very difficult week for the people of north charleston and also the surrounding communities. but today, any potential protests or demonstrations, all of that put on hold. it's really about supporting the scott family as today they get ready to say good-bye. >> help bring this movement to where it is now. >> reporter: a brief pause for peace after a week of anguish,

anger and outrage in north charleston, south carolina. >> in the name of walter scott, we can change this government. >> reporter: much of the community will join the family of walter scott for a final farewell. >> it breaks everyone's heart, the citizens of charleston are sharing the grief. >> reporter: the 50-year-old will be laid to rest with these images still fresh on people's minds. the deadly ending to the confrontation that began as a routine traffic shot when north charleston police officer michael slager pulled him over for a broken taillight. moments later, showing scott making a run for it, amateur cell phone video picking up the deadly shooting. the same video leading scott's family to believe slager apparently planted a taser gun he accused scott of trying to grab from him. >> a little bit of both of those. angry and hurt. that somebody would stoop to

that low ground to cover up what you have done. the wrong thing and gun down someone like that. >> reporter: scott's mother is still grieving, trying to focus on family and faith. >> i feel forgiveness in my heart, even for the guy that shot and killed my son. >> reporter: slager's family is caught in their own struggle. >> i can't imagine him doing something that -- it's just not like him. that's not his character. >> reporter: the videos offer a glimpse into what may have happened last week. but questions still remain. a local grand jury may take up the case as early as next month. until then, the journey for justins for one family and struggle to see a loved one out of jail continues for another. >> reporter: and those grand jury proceedings could potentially lead to the next significant developments there in the coming weeks. back to today, i can tell you that this funeral procession

just under three hours should be making its way here to summerville, south carolina, from nearby downtown charleston, a drive that should take anywhere from 20 to 30 minutes, the family choosing to hold the actual funeral at the location you see behind me here, word of ministries. the family is hoping for a larger venue as opposed to what they had in downtown charleston. christi? >> absolutely. polo sandoval, thank you. dorothy williams has been vocal about protesters surrounding this tragedy. here is what she said earlier this week on cnn. >> believe it or not, the community is very calm, because it happened, that he got arrested and charged so quickly. and they are very content with that. now we have a few people that's trying to stir it up by having some march this morning, just to get their name out there for no reason. but the neighborhood and everyone is so happy that this

police officer is in jail. >> okay. so, joining us now is councilwoman williams. good to have you with us this morning. >> yes, thank you. >> so i wanted to get some clarity here. you say that people there are happy that this -- that the murder charges came quickly and the mayor and the chief are moving in a certain direction here. and you say protesters are there, trying to get their name out. are you asking protesters not to demonstrate in the community? >> no. i'm asking them to voice their opinion, but i'm asking them to do it in a positive way, and make it easy on the scott family and not have such a negative impact on everything. 99% of the people of north charleston and the surrounding area, they are very happy because of the quick response

from the mayor and our chief. and also the video that came out so fast. and that really just made everything quicker and better for everyone. >> what we've heard from state legislators, christi spoke with one this morning -- i believe senator kempson -- discussed there was some -- i wouldn't say animosity but between the black community and police in that community and these officers are trying to expose those tensions. do you see that as a negative and how would you rather that process happen, if not through these demonstrations? >> no, it's not a negative. that has been happening off and on. i've been on city council now for 22 years. and that has been happening off and on ever since i've been on city council and maybe before. but they need to come out and

speak. and if they have problems, they need to come out and let us know. and if they were holding back anything, now is the time for them to let the city of north charleston know how they feel. so i'm not asking anyone not to voice their opinion, not even on a negative note. but do it in a proper atmosphere and a proper way and not try to make such a riot. that's what i'm asking. but they should be heard. and i want them to speak. >> councilwoman, i'm sure you've heard by now that the young man who shot the video of the encounter between this officer and mr. scott said that he was fearful for his life in releasing that video. but after learning about the details in the report, then decided to release it. i understand that you say that people are happy there, but this young man said that he was afraid that he would be hurt. it seems that there's some

indication that there is no space for people to come out and speak, if they have these fears and concerns. >> yeah, that's true. and i'm not going to deny that. and i do not blame him for being afraid, you know, afraid for his life. something may have happened to him. but now that it's all in the public, if anyone or any police, person feel that they want to go after him, that would be one of the worst thing in the world that they could do. i am so proud of this young man. i wish i could meet him and just give him a big hug and kiss. i am so proud of him. sorry about the circumstances, but i am just so glad that he stood his ground and videoed and taped that whole event. and i love him for it. and we -- i will -- we will try to protect him. and i just hope that there's no one trying to go after him. >> all right. you're calling for people --

>> there's a possibility. i'm not going to -- i'm not going to say no, but, you know, i'm pretty sure that we are protecting him. >> and we are hearing that there are other people who are coming out with stories. one specifically about this officer slager and possibly more about other instances throughout the city. councilwoman dorothy williams, thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> yes. any time. >> thank you. christi? big moment in the history of the u.s. and cuba. president obama and raul castro shaking hands. will the leaders be meeting to discuss future u.s./cuba relations?

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a pretty powerful moment, encounter here, let's call it, for u.s./cuba relations. >> president obama shook hands with cuban president raul castro at a summit in panama and even spoke on the phone earlier this week. rosa flores is live for us from panama city. good morning to you, rosa. >> reporter: good morning. you know i want to take you behind the scenes, behind that photo. if you look at it, it's not an official photo. it's not official video. this was actually taken before the inauguration of the summit at the leaders' lounge. leaders were mingling. there happened to be a photographer shooting that picture, shooting that video. that's how we have the first picture of president obama and president obama castro mingling at the summit of the americas. the obvious question is, will they actually have a formal bilateral meeting? the answer to that is no.

but i'm wondering why not? both of the leaders are here. why not just put them in a conference room and have a bilateral meeting? i asked that question to the white house. here was their answer. >> i don't want people to kind of overthink this in the sense that a lot of this is just about the fact that we'll be setting up discussions with other leaders on the margins of the summit tomorrow. at the same time that there are ongoing planning discussions. it's not conditional on policy. it's how do we work through the ability for him to have discussions with a variety of different leaders in the context of that summit? >> reporter: the other obvious question is, is this just a symbol? are things actually changing for the cuban people on the ground? and while a lot of organizations there are still very concerned about human rights violations by the government, i can tell you that some businesses are moving in. most recently, air bmb, offering

about 1,000 listings in cuba. that, of course, is money that goes directly to the cuban people. christi and victor, huge symbolic handshake, symbolic mingle. but things definitely appearing to change. but like the white house mentioned, nothing is going to happen overnight. >> we'll see what happens in the weeks and months ahead. rosa flores, thank you so much. some potential movement in the 2016 presidential election. first, we had republicans, you know, starting to jump into the race. now we're hearing hillary clinton is about to become the first democrat to kind of tap her toe in there. we have the latest on this weekend's announcement.

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right now. welcome. sources are saying hillary clinton is ready to start her campaign to become president. that long-anticipated announcement is expected tomorrow. former secretary of state isn't hosting a big, live event to break the news. rather, she's simply launching her campaign with a video online before hitting the campaign trail in new hampshire and iowa. remember, clinton's third-place finish in iowa in 2008 ultimately led to the collapse of her presidential aspirations at that time. cnn is live in washington with the very latest. what are you hearing this morning? >> this video will be posted to social media at some point on sunday. clinton will get out to the early stage, traveling to iowa soon after. aides say the goal here is to demonstrate this time around she doesn't want to take anything for granted. >> i'm back! >> a new version of hillary clinton when she hits the campaign trail. less of this -- >> thank you so much!

>> reporter: and more of this. >> looking forward to coming and having a conversation with a few people. >> reporter: the campaign's expected new strategy placed clinton in smaller, more intimate settings, intended to try to highlight her softer side, aides say. >> thank you! >> reporter: and avoid the perception of inevtability that dogged her and led to her defeat in 2008. >> thank you! . good to see you. >> reporter: central to that new pitch, focus on hillary clinton, the person. she is aiming to reintroduce herself not as a former first lady, not as a former senator or secretary of state, but as a grandmother. >> i have to say, i am still kind of in the grandmother glow six months in. it's better than a spa treatment. i highly recommend it. and i suppose it's only fair to say, don't you some day want to see a woman president of the united states of america? >> reporter: she's already coming in bruised. controversy still swirls over her use of a private e-mail

server while secretary of state. >> looking back, it would have been better for me to use two separate phones and two e-mail accounts. i thought using one device would be simpler and, obviously, it hasn't worked out that way. >> reporter: in her trustwort trustworthiness has taken a hit. quinnipiac poll shows more voters believe she is not honest. area of vulnerability republican candidates have already pounced on. >> the question here is, are they skirting election law? are they taking money and potentially getting influence bought by foreign countries through a foundation? it is unseemly. >> and polls show that clinton enters this race overw a big lead over her potential democrat competitors. polls also show there are many leading republican contenders who have started to edge ahead of her in key swing states.

christi? >> all right. sunlen serfaty, thank you very much. lisa booth and robert silverman. good to have you both. >> hi, victor. hi, robert. >> let's start with you, robert. the old political adage is that democrats fall in love, republicans fall in line. it seems that's being turn ond its head with democrats falling in line and republicans having the opportunity to fall in love. >> i don't want to disillusion you but we're really not that organized. >> okay. >> the reality is that if you look at the remarkable support that hillary clinton has on the grassroots level of our party, you see the incredible crowds of young women and young men coming out and she's running now approximately 50% higher than her nearest democratic competitor. it speaks to the fact that on the grassroots level, democratic party is very much in love and it's a romance that gets better

and better over the years and it's a stark contrast from what you see with the republicans. as they campaign around the country, attacking each other, attacking hillary clinton, they're like an advertisement for anger management therapy. and i think it's a very important distinction to draw. >> let me come to you, lisa, with this. senator marco rubio expected to throw his hat into the ring on monday. he released a five-minute video ahead of this, quote, big announcement. we have part of it here. watch. >> for me, america isn't just a country. it's the place that literally changed the history of my family. it's a nation of equal opportunity. it's the most powerful force for good that the world has ever known. this is the america that welcomed my parents. and so now i know that every chance i have ever had and everything that i will ever accomplish, i owe to god, to my parents' sacrifices and to the united states of america.

>> so, pull on the heartstrings there from marco rubio, full of the music, strings and piano there. conservative candidates often say the party should go with its heart and not just the cynical who can beat the democrat. do you think that's an opportunity that can be taken by marco rubio? >> look, victor, i think marco rubio does have this phenomenal american dream story to tell. i think what you're highlighting is the fact that republicans have a very deep bench right now. we've got sitting governor, sitting senators that all could potentially be running for the republican nomination. the problem that democrats have is that this coronation with hillary clinton is going to prove problematic for them. not only is she a polarizing figure, something that david axelrod has admitted to, but her candidacy will be madder in scandal. when she goes to iowa, new hampshire, she'll be asked questions about her e-mail server. she'll be asked questions about

why she wiped it clean. she's going to be asked questions about benghazi, the clinton foundation. she's not going to be able to escape those questions. the biggest problem for her, victor, are the fact that those scandals are catching up for her. that's what we saw in the quinnipiac poll. they're catching up to her in states like iowa, colorado and virginia. robert, let me finish. >> let her finish. we'll come to you in a second, robert. >> those scandals are catching up

presidential elections going back to 1992. not once did you articulate for the republican party or agenda for the future. quite to the contrary. the republican party you're describing relates more to the 1950s with their advocacy against the discrimination against the gay and lesbian community, or denying climate change in science exists or deportation of undocumented workers. >> robert, how can you possibly -- how can you possibly say that democrats representing the future when hillary clinton has been running for a decade? when the middle class families are the ones who have been suffering under president obama? when hillary clinton, as a senator, paid female staffers 72 cents to the dollar to men? how can you possibly say represent the future when hillary clinton has been running for a decade? when she represents the past. she does not represent the future. she doesn't represent the future of this country. >> excuse me, lisa. >> no. she should represent the future of the democrat party.

you guys are in trouble, she does. >> very simply if you want to see the future of america come with me to a hillary clinton rally as my guest and see the young women and men that are there. >> if you think she's the future you're in serious trouble, robert. >> you be my guest. >> democrats are in serious trouble if you think she's the future for the country. >> lively conversation. >> thank you, victor. >> always is. tune in to cnn tomorrow for a special two-hour edition of "state of the union." the focus, of course, clinton's 2016 campaign. it starts sunday at noon eastern right here. also this morning, lots of people trying to clean up the aftermath of those deadly storm that is hit the midwest. we'll take you live to illinois so we can see what's happening this morning. ella jones won an historic election in ferguson, missouri. newly elected city councilwoman says she wants to put a new face on ferguson. we're talking to her next.

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all right. take a look at these pictures. if that were your home, would you not look at that and think i just don't even know where to begin? >> it's terrible. now there are crews who are trying to help these people put their lives back together, trying to assess the damage from thursday's deadly swath of tornadoes here in -- you see here in rochelle, illinois. >> nick valencia is in fairdale, illinois. one survivor lost her home and got the help she needed because of facebook and a simple request. good morning, nick. >> reporter: good morning, christi. it was an incredible outpouring

of support for lauren henshey. she woke up the next morning friday morning and took to facebook to ask for help and she learned that even in tragedy there's always somebody willing to lend a helping hand. >> we have a friend's camper coming in. >> reporter: a day after her home was destroyed, lauren henshey found help. >> family, friends. i'm a schoolteacher. a lot of schoolteachers came out for us today. >> reporter: on friday morning, word quickly spread on social media that her home in lindonwood, illinois, was one of the dozens leveled. >> we just put it out on facebook and said we're fine but this is what we need. people just came out this morning. >> reporter: one by one, neighbors, family and friends all showed up. >> we're thankf fuful to be her help pick up. >> reporter: some with gifts. >> i had a porta potty here

before i knew it. i had containers and trailers. >> others to help her pick up priceless possessions. >> oh, i know! my heartrate. that was so -- i saw it down in the garage. i was like, please, be okay. please be okay. >> i know. >> between that and my running shoes. that's what i was worried about. >> reporter: everyone seemed to show up with something. >> tons of food is donated. if you're hungry, please stop and get something. >> reporter: her small farmhouse may be uninhabitable for now. even still she has plans to rebuild. >> well, it's probably okay kind of for now. obviously, the roof is still -- i mean, there's something over the top of it. >> reporter: hintschze wasn't home at the time of the tornado but her husband was. how long have you guys been here? >> 17 years, 18 years i guess. >> reporter: long enough to form some pretty strong bonds with people who want to help. >> it's pretty neat really. >> reporter: this morning, more residents in fairdale are slowly starting to come back to their

properties. you see behind me the owners here of this facility here that was probably one of the most devastated structures in all of fairdale. they're picking up the pieces. i asked them how they were doing. they said they're just trying to get by like everybody else. victor, christi? >> nick valencia, thanks so much for bringing us that. we appreciate it. certainly keeping our thoughts on all those people there. let's talk about yemen here. international aid organization trying to bring relief to people as a deadly sectarian violence seems to be out of control. shipment of medical supplies has finally reached yemen's capital, sanaa. more than 2,000 have been injured in three weeks and others killed. for how you can help keep children safe as this violence continues to escalate check out cnn.com/impact. we'll be right back.

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cameras. it's often tough to make a call. the right call at that. randi kaye takes a look at all kinds of deadly encounters caught on tape. >> reporter: tense moments at a gas station near columbia, south carolina. shawn gruber, highway police officer, has just pulled over a man. watch what happens next. >> can i get your license, please? get out of the car! get out of the car! [ gunshots fired ] get on the ground! get on the ground. >> reporter: when the man turned back in the car to get his license, the officer fired in an instant. >> are you hit? >> i think i am. why did you shoot me? >> you dove head first back into your car. >> the officer groubert was fired and charged with assault and battery. four men sitting inside their car. >> hands up!

all four of you. hands up! >> reporter: officer grant morrison appears to recognize one of them as a suspect from an earlier shooting. he tells him he's making him nervous, then this. >> hands up! hands on the [ bleep ]. get your hands on the [ bleep ] or i will shoot you. hands up! hands up! hands up! i will shoot you again. hands up! hands up! you [ bleep ] -- i'm going to shooe shoot you [ bleep ] on the ground. >> reporter: the man killed, it turns out, was unarmed. officer morrison said he feared for his life because the man kept dropping his left hand despite the officer's warnings to keep his hands up. the shooting was ruled justifiable homicide. in arizona, this video from officer tyler stewart's body camera captures the last moments of his life. on it, a casual conversation between the officer and a man suspected of domestic violence. officer stewart doesn't even

have his gun drawn. but watch what happens when the officer asks to frisk the man. >> mind if i pat down your pockets real quick? you don't have anything in here? >> no, no. >> nothing in here? >> no. >> reporter: the video ends there, just as the suspect pulled a .22 caliber revolver from his pocket, firing six shots at the officer. hit five times, the officer never had a chance. >> there were a series of rounds fired at the time. >> do you know where? >> in his face. >> reporter: the 24-year-old officer died at the hospital. the suspect, meanwhile, used the officer's weapon to take his own life. randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> all right. thanks to randi kaye for that report. coming up on "smerconish" at the top of the hour, if you haven't heard, hillary clinton is running for president. it's the worst-kept secret in all of politics. >> really? >> smerconish will talk to the

man who wrote the book on her life, literally wrote the book on hillary clinton'slet life. for tiger woods but one young phenom has taken the spotlight from the superstar at the masters.

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>> police are saying we heard the burglar alarm going off but they didn't respond. >> don't know what they were doing. secret service member is facing a felony charge. charged with attempted burglary and property destruction. he was off duty when arrested yesterday after he allegedly tried to break into a woman's home. that woman, by the way, is believed to be his ex-girlfri secret service has placed him on administrative leave. 21-year-old phenom has captured the attention of sports fans for his historic score at golf's biggest tournament, the masters. but don't look now. because tiger woods has made the cut. >> tiger is stepping it up, is that it? >> he is. stepped on to the scene, on to the greens, doing his thing, playing a lot better than people expected after being away from the game. 2 under par right now, puts him even with rory mcil roy also at minus 2. tiger shot a 69 yesterday. that was the first time that he hit under 70 at a major since

2011. new presence about him. he's smiling, upbeat. while he's 12 shots behind the leader, spieth, he said, quote, i'm still right there. i'm 12 back. there's not a lot of guys ahead of me. with 36 holes here to go, anything could happen. he's right. four-time masters winner hasn't played in four months, taking time off for injury and readjusting his game a little bit. he's showing signs of his old self. tiger will tee off today with sergio at 1:15. we'll see how it goes. >> your predictions? >> predictions? >> and leader, what do we know about him? >> i don't see spieth stumbling. i'm cheering for him. >> i would love to see tiger come back, see the old tiger again. >> i don't think there's a such thing as an old tiger. >> i don't know if he can ever get back to that but i like the new tiger. a lot of people do, too. >> coy, thank you.

watch the bleacher report, all access at augusta, hosted by rachel nichols, set to air today at 2:30 eastern. hope you can be here. we'll see you back here at 10:00 eastern in the cnn newsroom. >> smer kocone issue starts rig now for you. >> i'm michael smerconish. welcome to the program. hillary clinton is running for president. we're hearing more about her plans to make it official. she'll jump into the race tomorrow with a video message on social media. it's already been shot and the first campaign stops are already planned. clinton will be the first democrat to officially declare candidacy. the pollsters have already been very busy. let's bring in cnn chief national correspondent and host of "inside politics," john king. john, it's early. but who among the gop field is polling the strongest against hillary clinton? >> let's look at that question. answer is r