ation. >> people will be talking about this case 100 years from now, not because of my book but because of alec jeffries' discovery. a disturbing manifesto has come to light and it's link to the accused killer of the charleston church massacre this has a community grieves and prepares for a sunday prayer at the site of the shooting. and the search for two escaped murderers, are they closing in on the convicts? we take you to italy. the pope visits the shroud turin. welcome to our viewers around the world and the us.

i'm george howl and i'm lynda kinkade. the emanuel ame church is holding church today since the massacre. it comes as the investigation widens. authorities are now looking at a racist manifesto posted on the confessed gunman's website. nick valencia has the details. >> reporter: the pictures are startling. dylann roof holds a confederate

flag. the website he owned "the last rhodesan." we have no skin heads, no real kkk, no one doing anything but talking on the internet. the document reads someone has to have the bravery to take it to the real world and i guess that has to be me. he hints why he chose charleston. he calls it the most historic city in my state. roof appeared in court on friday says he became transformed during the trayvon martin case. how could the news be blowing up the trayvon martin case while hundreds of these black on white murders got ignored?

it may offer some insight to investigators investigators. >> my prayers definitely go out to the family. it's heart breaking. >> reporter: nick valencia cnn, charleston south carolina. >> we're also learning about roof and disturbing warning sides of his hatred. >> those signs were visible to me long before he walked into the church and gunned down those many people. we talked to one of his friends about his behavior. >> the license plate saying confederate states of america, the flags of apartheid of south africa and rhodesia. >> he said he wanted segregation. he wanted white with white and black and black and that was

that. >> what did you say? >> yirg with -- i didn't agree with his opinion at all. >> meeks said roof recently talked about a six-month plan he had to do something crazy. meek says he doesn't know details of the plan. he said one time roof talked about a race war. >> i took his gun and hid it. i didn't want him to say i took it so i put it in his trunk. >> how do you feel about that now? >> terrible. >> meek gave him money for his birthday. >> they did not want dylan to

have his gun. his parents know him better. >> but meek said ultimately roofs parents gave in. >> his parents gave him the cash for it in april, they both split the price of the gun in cash and gave it to dylann to buy the gun and put it in his name. >> the parents didn't respond to what joey meeks said. the family said words can't express their shock, grief, and disbelief over what happened. the families' pastor also spoke on their behalf. >> what they ask and i ask is we continue to hold all these families in our prayers, and that the whole world, our nation charleston our community, understand that we love them god loves them. >> reporter: there was other

bizarre behavior meek says. >> one day he asked me if i can videotape him burning the american flag. i said hell no he's crazy. >> he's got his own message. >> i'm sorry this happened to everybody. it could have been prevented if people would have taken him serious, but dylann wasn't a serious problem and no one took him serious, if someone had took him serious, this would have been avoided. >> the day of the shooting he saw dylann sleeping in his own car. he gave him a ride to a nearby lake and he said he would be by and that was the last time he saw it many. >> dylann roof's website was filled with images of the confederate battle flag. >> take it down take it down. that's a result of basically the

controversy of that flag. more than a thousand protesters showed up at the state capital and demanding that the flag be taken down. some same type it's -- say it's a symbol of the civil war. others say it's a symbol of hatred used by white supremacist groups. there were two mass shootings one at detroit and one in philadelphia. >> 400 people had gathered on a basketball court for the party. investigators say with so many witnesses, still, no one is talking. >> there's kids out here. i'm livid, there's not any excuse why no one is not talking. there's people at the hospital. woor going to find out as much

as weng. come on man p up. tell us what's going on. several people, including several children were shot at what was supposed to be a peaceful picnic. authorities do not know how many gunmen or why the shooting was gone we know a child less than two years old was shot in the neck. >> when you know something like this it's this idea of snitches. snitches are not supposed to talk. if something like this happens, someone needs to speak up. >> there were 400 people there. surely there are witnesses. >> certainly, certainly. if you know about this of course call investigators. we're talking about in children being shot in the streets. now on to upstate new york. the manhunt for two convicted killers who escaped from a maximum security prison just two weeks ago, a phoned in tip has led police to southwestern new york. >> investigators believe there was a credible siting of richard

matt and david wet near the town of friendship new york that was 400 miles from the prison. the tip was just called in on tuesday. >> one of the biggest challenges facing these investigators, it's the possibility that these men that you see here that they may have changed their identity. how they look. cnn's dan simon has more. >> reporter: imagining what the fugitives might look like after more than ten days is the job of a forensic artist. >> i'm looking at what i consider immediate ways to disguise a face. >> reporter: he received training from the fbi and has been doing this kind of sketches for 20 years. you are a former police officer and a forensic artist. when you look oot this case in new york do you think that these guys have totally altered their identities? >> well, i would say that's probably a very good possibility.

my experience has been that when they are out and they are trying to get away they are going to do everything they can to disguise themselves and make sure that nobody recognizes them. >> reporter: zamora is not involved in the new york case but we asked him to come up with some additional ways to alter their appearance. this is the original and this is the creation. this person could probably evade capture. >> yes, definitely. i gave them what i considered a full beard. there's a possibility he could be dying his hair. >> with some eyewear, it's clear the public would have difficulty recognizing him. >> i think they would think twice. >> now, david sweat. this is the original mug and this is how zamora imagine what he could do. >> changing the clothing and

extending the facial hair and then also some eyewear to kind of distract people from looking at their eyes as well. >> hair on both the face and head he says are the two main ways in which men could change their appearance. just lice harrison ford did in the fugitive. >> i didn't kill my wife. i don't care! >> reporter: these real life fugitives could be doing something simple to their faces and quite possible no one could spot them at least immediately. that's why all these photos could be instrumental in cracking the case. >> i think anything that keeps the public aware and keep this case alive for people to be on the lookout is extremely valuable. >> reporter: dan simon, cnn. greece the government is promising concessions to its

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welcome back. in eastern africa somalia security officials say al shabaab militants launched an attack against an intelligence base. >> this happened in the city of mogadishu. somalia security ministry says several militant were killed and

there was one government casualty. an al jazeera reporter is under arrest. >> he was sentenced in absentia for tor touring a lawyer back in 2007 -- 2011. he said the charges against him were fabricated. >> we're joined live from cairo with the latest. this gentleman says these charges are trumped up. what is he accused of doing? >> as we heard, he is accused of tor touring a lawyer in 2011. he was tried in anbsentia, sentenced to five years. as we heard from a senior journalist from al jazeera, he

spoke saying these charges are trumped up. >> translator: i want to assure everyone these charges are false. the egyptian regime that came to power is weak. this will back fire for them and god willing i'll speak to you soon when i'm free. >> reporter: now it's up to the german judiciary to determine if he is going to be sent back to egypt. >> we know he claims that he has a document from interpol to proof that he is not wanted on these charges, however, german officials claim they do have an interpol request. it seems quite strange how they got two different accounts of what's going on. how do you think this is going to play out? >> that's right. what needs to happen is to have any confusion, any mix-up solved to figure out if there

is actually a formal request through interpol but then it doesn't end there. if there isn't one, then he will most likely be free to go. if there is one, there will likely be a lengthy process before he is ever or would be ever extradited to egypt. >> this of course season the first time egyptian authorities have gone after a journalist. al jazeera claims it's a victim of an egyptian crackdown on the immediate. is al jazeera is being unfairly targeted? >> there is no love lost between al jazeera and the current government. they have gone head to head mean times. we have three al jazeera jourmts being -- journalists being tried right now. there are three journalists on trial right now.

this case is well publicized. it will be interesting to see how germany plays this out, if they are going to go through with this in something that has been highly controversial and highly politicized. >> we'll be watching it closely. thank you for bringing us up to date. hundreds of iraqis are tikrit are finally being allowed to return home. >> we show you how tee kreet has been torn apart and how the destruction can't be totally blamed on isis. [ speaking foreign language ] >> they wait to hear their names called so they can final go home. residents of tikrit who fled when isis took over a year ago, line up to get security clearance from iraqi intelligence officers allowing them to return to their battered city but returning to what?

>> translator: there's nothing left. our home is just a pile of dust. it was destroyed in the shelling and fighting. >> reporter: this woman and her children wait in the shade in a tent. she heard her home was torched. we can replace things she says but at least we're still alive. what we really need is stability and security. on the outskirts of tikrit the signs of battle are clear. inside the city however, block after block of burned and ransacked shops speak of revenge. only about 1,000 families have returned to tikrit since it was liberated from isis more than two months ago out of an original population of 150,000. what they are going to find when they come home is a city severely damaged by the fighting and subsequent looting.

after isis was driven out of tikrit a predominantly sunni city some shia fighters burned and looted civilian property. only now are residents allowed to come back. those who have returned are hesitant to point fingers. >> translator: i would have found everything of value gone and everything left turned upside down. >> we don't know who did this he tells me. i don't know if this is thieves or someone from outside. isis or not isis i don't know. his home was demolished. the family has moved into an abandon house. she says isis looted it. but it wasn't isis that scrawled this anti isis graffiti on the

walls. municipal workers have begun to clear away the debris a task likely to take months. a tiny minority will never be welcome back says the mayor using an insulting name for isis. >> less than 1% of population of tikrit was surely with dash. >> for those returning, it's a bitter sweet home coming. switching over to weather now, hundreds of homes are under threat from raging wildfire in southern california. >> meteorologist derek van damme is at the weather center. >> lightning could have been cause of this but it's still under investigation, but if we look back at what causes forest fire we have all the ingredients in place for this thing to continue to spread.

think about it. we have heat temperatures are soaring well over 110 degrees in this part of southern california. that's 44 degrees celsius. there is fuel very dry shrubbery, dry forest that is going to help continue to allow this fire to spread and then on top of that, we've got plenty of oxygen to help fuel the flames as well. this is the latest on the lake fire in san bernardino county. this is part of the 5 million acres that the u.s. receives within the course of a year of burns. there are still 400 structures that are threatened with this particular fire. so let's look at these ingredients in place to help this fire continue to burn unfortunately. very low humidity levels. so this area is almost a continueder box. it won't take much for these

timbers to spread. we have light forecasted winds for the region, but any wind will carry an ember. the forecast looks relatively hot across the region with the surrounding areas into the 90s and lower 100s. we have a blocking area of high temperature that continues. look at the warmth. phoenix to palm springs easily breaking the 110 mark. it's not only the southwestern u.s. that's under an extreme amount of heat. we have a heat dome over the eastern part of the u.s. allowing temperatures to sore. looking very hot across the carolinas and into atlanta, ga. i want to show you the visuals of this fire that's coming out of southern california. the smoke can be seen for miles. there's a smoke advisory. the cause still remains under investigation for this fire but

there's 1,800 firefighters working to protect those 400 homes that are threatened at the moment. again, all those ingredients in place to keep that fire going, unfortunately, george lynda. huge job for the firefighters. thank you very much. churches across charleston, south carolina, are preparing to honor the nine voicts of last week's shooting. ahead we'll tell you about the memorial plans. pope francis visits the shroud of tourin. this broadcast continues on cnn international and cnn usa.

welcome back to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm george howl. >> and hello, i'm lynda kinkade. >> investigators are looking into a website registered to confessed charleston church shooter, dylann roof. it includes a racist manifesto and photos of him showeding -- holding guns and the confederate flag. and someone phoned in a tip saying they saw men who matched their descriptions. it's 400 miles from the prison. state police they are unconfirmed. authorities in austria are trying to figure out a motive of a man who deliberately rammed his suv into a crowd of people killing three people.

officials do not believe it has anything to do with terrorism. at least 34 others were injured. the 26-year-old driver is now under arrest. it's just past 4:30 in the morning in charleston south carolina and in just a few hours, the church where nine people were gunned down last week will hold sunday services. >> that will be a very important moment. it will be the church service since the shooting the killing there. at 10:00 a.m. other congregations across the city plan to ring their bells in honor of those victims gunned down inside that church. >> the shooting in charleston touches on one of the most contentious issues in the u.s. right now. gun control. >> u.s. presidential candidates wasted no time reacting to these murders. cnn andy rose has the story. >> my heart is bursting for them. >> hillary clinton used the charleston mass shooting to call

for measures to keep guns out of the hands of people with mental illnesses and others. >> i am not and will not be afraid to keep fighting for common sense reforms and along with you achieve those on behalf of all who have been lost because of this senseless gun violence in our country. [ applause ] >> casting the shooting in religious terms, rick perry said shooter dylann roof gunned down nine children of god. >> there is something more basic to humanity than the color of our skin and that's we're all made in the image of a loving god. >> perry later told reporters he welcomes the gun control conversation. >> i do have an issue, the knee jerk is from the left isle always we're going to take people's guns away from them when in fact there may be a host of contributing factors here. >> in the name of jesus, we

bleed the blood of jesus. >> saturday also saw memorial ceremonies for the tragedy. participants moved outside for a rally to remember the victims. i'm andy rose reporting. the country of australia has been ahead in this matter. it has implemented a sweeping gun control measures. nearly 20 years ago. it was prompted by a 1996 shooting massacre that claimed the lives of 35 people. rapid fire rifles and shotguns were band and gun owner licensing was tightening. and more than 1 million guns were collected and destroyed in a national buy back program. in the years following, the risk of dying by a gunshot fell by 50%. australia has seen no mass shootings since then.

>> the president made this point, other advanced nations don't have this problem with the same frequency. you can tell in south carolina the gun debate even hunters i talk with they say look we may need more restrictions here nor regulations, but the debate is continuing. >> exactly. there seems to be the public support for better restrictions but clearly they can't get it through congress. >> right, right. the debate continues there. >> health officials in south korea say there are three new cases of middle east respiratory virus. there are now 169 confirmed cases of mers in this country. >> 25 people have died from the virus, including a man in his early 60s who died on saturday. more than 100 patients are being treated for the virus in south korea. pope francis is on a visit in northern italy today. he led prayers before the famous shroud of turin. >> it is a piece of linen cloth regarded by many as the ancient

burial cloth of jesus. deal -- this wroud is is viewed as the most sacred piece of cloth on the planet. >> reporter: a very important stop for pope francis. the shroud of turin has been around for many centuries. it is not yet authenticated despite many scientific investigations into whether or not it is a hoax or it is authentic, so the vatican hasn't really pronounced on its authenticity however, it is said to be the burial cloth of jesus, mooning that it has an image of a man with a crown of thorns with blood that has remained on it for centuries. the first mention of this cloth aside from the bible which mentions that jesus was buried

in a cloth dates to the 1300s, there has been a vendor rags of this cloth for many centuries. popes have gone to visit it and pope francis prayed in front of it. he's saying mass in the square of turin. he met with workers and spoke with unemployment and the dignity of work. he has a busy two-day trip here. later on today, he will have lunch with some juvenile detainees as well as immigrants. he will meet with youth later in the afternoon and tomorrow he will become the first pope to enter a valdencian church. the pope is making an ecumenical

trip to them tomorrow. and this area of italy is where his roots are. the pope tomorrow will have lunch with some of his relatives before heading back to rome. as you are speaking we're looking at live pictures of events that are taking place there in turin. i want to ask you about the cloth. i was looking at some of the video there, obviously in a dark room. isn't it true that that cloth is sensitive to flash photography? >> oh, yes. in fact it's normally not exposed. you normally can't visit it. they bring it out for certain occasions every few years or so and they will leave it up. it's behind a glass as you mentioned, you are not supposed to take any flash photos of it but they only put it on display as it were every few years so that's why it's now closing this period that it's been on exhibition will be closing next

week. it's not always exposed to the public and it's kept there in turin for certain occasions when they do bring it out. >> dealia gallger live with us in rome. still to come many people in china will gather today for the annual and very controversial dog meat festival. while activists say this tradition must stop. plus, a midair rescue at a british air show after a parachute malfunctions. we'll show you the amazing conclusion right after this break. you know, when i started my business, a lot of people didn't believe in me. but things took off when i got a domain and built my website all at godaddy. now i can tell the doubters to stick it. hey, honey. stick it! stick it! stick it! nana? hi... stick it! can you give your mommy a message for me?

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welcome back to cnn "newsroom." on sunday thousands of people in china will gather to celebrate its annual dog meat festival. >> that's right.

10,000 dogs are killed for this festival and there are reports that some are stolen beaten even poisoned beforehand which is particularly upsetting to animal rights activists. cnn christiesie spoke with both sides of the argument. >> just the premise of why we shouldn't be eat dog, if one is vegetarian i can respect that. one shouldn't eat animals but if you eat pigs sheep, cows i don't see why you shouldn't eat dogs i mean different cultures have different taboos and that western taboos is dogs are companions. muslim will not eat pig, but we will happily eat bacon every morning. why shouldn't we eat one animal

over the other? >> the difference is this livestock are farmed for food. the farmers get the profit out of selling those livestock to the consumers, but dogs in china, china does not have dog farms and dogs you know are raised by families are raised as pets as guard dogs in rural area. they are not meant to be food and also livestock is under strict government food safety regulation but dog meat is not. >> it's a safety issue. if a dog that's has a normal life and then eaten -- i wouldn't want either for myself but one could make the argument it could be better to be a free range dog than a factory farm pig. >> we need to see where these

dogs come from and many of these dogs because there are no dog farms, these dogs are stolen. they are pets. they belong to people and they were in communities and many of the dogs that were stolen and sent trucked thousands of miles down to the town still had collars and these are somebody's pets. >> that's different. >> so it is -- imagine your animal that you treat as a family member and being stolen. >> sure. >> it's quite a discussion that they are having. china's government told the state news agency that it does not support the, quote, so-called festival and promised to punish anyone who is caught stealing or pointing dogs. on to the terror group isis. it says it carried out a deadly car bombing in yemen on saturday just a day after u.n.-sponsored piece talks failed.

>> attack helped near a mosque that's used by the fighters that have control of that city. two people were killed. six injured. the u.n. marked world refugee day in toirk turkey home to the largest number of refugees. >> actress angelina jolie met with officials on saturday. she says more needs to be done to help escape conflict. >> people are running out of a place to run to. if you are iraqi or syrian fleeing violence where do you go? every border country is being pushed to its limits. that is why we see so many people dying at sea. it is not a new trend. it is a result of those fleeing country after country and finding no safe place. these are not economic migrants looking for a better life. these are desperate refugees fleeing war and persecution. >> according to the u.n. refugee agency nearly 60 million people

were forcibly displaced from their homes just last year and more than half of the world's refugees are children. now to northern england where an air show spectators rather ended up watching a midair rescue from the british army parachute regiment. >> our nick parker has the details. >> reporter: the red devil pair shooters were supposed to give the crowd a thrill but not like this. trailing red smoke, the soldiers parachute toward the landing area but one soldier's parachute tankles. a teammate has seconds to act. watch carefully as he moves to his colleague. the chute collapsed. it was quite clear the guy was out of control and at that point

he was over landing -- it was as near to death as you are going to come to a festival. >> after granting the two men fall at double speed. they flash in the marina in front of spectators. >> my art was pounding. i didn't know whether i should be videotaping the footage and we all hoped they would land safely in the water. >> the army made the best of the p.r. opportunity. posing both men. >> i looked up and seen the parachute was wrapped up straight away you realize it's not exactly how we planned to do it but then training kicks in members of the british army we train. >> this time two paratroopers down but unhurt. nick parker cnn, atlanta.

some star wars fans are recreating their favorite movie franchise as they ease -- eagerly await the next movie. >> where they are doing this is a bit of a mystery. that story when we come back. you know, when i started my business, a lot of people didn't believe in me. but things took off when i got a domain and built my website all at godaddy. now i can tell the doubters to stick it. hey, honey. stick it! stick it! stick it! nana? hi... stick it! can you give your mommy a message for me? stick it! get a domain website and email starting at $1/month all at godaddy.

[ speaking foreign language ] tens of thousands uniting for international day of yoga. this is what it looked like earlier in new delhi where even the prime minister narendra modi practiced. >> are you into yoga? >> yeah i'm into yoga. >> i tried. the downward dog, i can't keep it very long. a similar mass yoga session is scheduled later at new york's times square and hundreds of other locations around the world. it's time to talk star wars. fans of that movie franchise are so eager for the films next

release they are getting their fix at secret gatherings throughout london. >> i like this story. they bring the franchise to live with costumes and live theater. cnn used the force to track down one of these secret galactic locations. >> reporter: in a galaxy far far away a dramatic moment is to unfold inside a jail where a prisoner has proven too hot to handle. ♪ ♪ ♪ everyone's favorite woki escapes attention and heads out to mix with familiar faces, familiar to anyone who is a fan of the original star wars trilogy. r 2 d 2 and c 3 po are here.

along with princess leia. i'm at a secret location in the heart of london. around me we've seen some star wars favorites, luke skywalker and chewbacca have been here. this is the magic of secret cinemas. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> secret sincinema is an emersive film experience. we turn old buildings into the movies. ♪ ♪ >> i've always been massively passionate about going to the cinema as a child i used to remember these trips to the cinema everything was much larger than life and a lot more romantic and adventurous.

and the idea of putting theater and cinema together blossomed into this. >> ticket holders are sent an email giving them a character and a meeting point in london. they are encouraged to interact before settling down to watch a screening of "the empire strikes back." >> i think they like to completely lose themselves in the film and they like the idea of being completely disconnected from the worlds they interact in. >> at $120 a ticket it's not cheap, but compared with some western shows and premium sporting events it's proved so popular that last week it

propelled "entire strikes back" into the u.k. top ten for the first time since its release 35 years ago. organizers hope to sell 100,000 tickets before the show ends in september. secret cinema it seems the force is strong. neil curry, cnn, somewhere in london. how mysterious. milan is a hot bed with cheese and tomatoes. >> 80 italian chefs have succeeded in making the world's largest pizza. >> they used 1.7 tons of flour, a cheese and tomatoes. put a dash of oregano, you've got a record-setting pizza that's about a mile long. >> how does it taste? it can be a really long pizza

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