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u.s. and those from all around the world. this is "cnn newsroom".." now we begin this hour in somalia. that's where alsha shabab carried out a deadly attack on sunday at this upscale hotel by ramming a vehicle with explosives into the gate. the hotel is home to the diplomatic missions of several nations, including that of china. the attack took place while u.s. president obama was visiting somalia's western neighbor kenya. while there, he gave a spirited speech that included a pledge of support from the u.s. in kenya's fight against extremists like al that shabaab. take a listen. >> year' going to stand shoulder to shoulder with you in this fight against terrorism for as long as it takes.

[ applause ] but as i mentioned yesterday, it is important to remember that violent extremists want us to turn against one another. >> now at this moment. mr. obama is in ethiopia for the final stop of his tour of the african continent. he's just he's scheduled, in fact, in a few hours to deliver a statement with the prime minister there. the two men are expected to talk about efforts to kpat extremism. >> reporter: al shabab militants wait to ambush a convoy in southern somalia. the attack went largely unnoticed until their gruesome terror video appeared online. the al qaeda-linked group claims they've killed dozens of ethiopian troops. identity documents purport to show the dead. the ethiopian military is

regarded as the most disciplined, effective and battle hardened among the 22,000 troops of the african union's mission to somalia. their mandate is peace enforcement. their contribution to fighting al shabab hasn't gone unnoticed. u.s. president obama thanked ethiopia for their cooperation last year. >> our counter terrorism operations we've performed with ethiopia will be critical to our overall efforts to defeat terrorism. >> reporter: it has been ramped up with u.s. airstrikes. >> obama traveling to ethiopia i think, is an indication of continued u.s. engagement possibly some increase. and also signaling awareness that more needs to be done. that the last few years of combined regional and

international efforts to contain al shabab haven't done enough, and it is time to step up both campaign against al shabab and on the front lines. >> the united states has to do some learning as to how on the ground and understanding on the ground would better inform whatever decisions they make. >> reporter: he adds that the two countries have a long way in addressing what he calls their differences in approach. when pressed on that it's said that the african union's war against al shabab in somalia is the cheapest most effective war against militant islam in the world. but the countries fighting that including ethiopia need more support, in terms of financing training and equipment. as one western diplomat told us it's our treasure but it's their blood. a high price to play for the

long-term goal of peace. >> peace in somalia would also have dividends to the rest of the region. >> reporter: and the rest of the world. ethiopia wants to be more than a military enforcer. it wants to be the regional power broker too and it wants the u.s. to listen understand and support it. robin creel. four people are dead after a group of terrorists stormed the police station in northwestern india. now police in pun jaub state say they're still exchanging gunfire with the gunmen reportedly holed up in the station. this is recent video into us. there are no hostages we're told. one official describes this as a terror attack although it's not clear which group the attackers belong to. we will keep our eye on this and keep you updated on any

developments. two air strikes hit yemen. yemen's defense ministry says one of the strikes hit a medical center used as a shelter by houthis. one person was killed and seven injured. no casualties reported in the airstrike that hit saada. a death toll has reached 80. at least 3,000 people have died in this conflict so far. let's get to you turkey where unrest has been gripping the country as it struggles to deal with a spate of attacks that have killed dozens of people. two were responding to an emergency call. meanwhile, they have asked for an emergency nato meeting to discuss the strong steps it's taking to fight terror. they include air strierks on

isis positions in syria and kurdish installations in iraq. arwa damon has more on that. >> reporter: turkey is now fighting on two fronts. bombing isis for the first time in syria, making the nation a target for isis revenge and going after the pkk, the kurtd stan workers party in northern iraq which turkey has long labeled a terrorist organization. which already proved it can and will retaliate, laying in ambush for turkish security forces in the kurdish heartland killing two. the shaky cease-fire with the pkk officially dead. turkey also launched a country-wide anti-terrorism operation, rounding up some 850 individuals. the government says have ties to terrorism. among them around three dozen foreigners. turkey is on the offensive. >> translator: whoever presents a threat to our borders, the

order is very clear. we have authorized the turkish armed forces with a directive from the prime ministry no matter which terror group. whoever approaches in a way that threatens our borders the necessary precautions will be taken and punished. >> reporter: but it could be a bipro dufkt turkish politics. president erdogan has yet to form a coalition government. and flip-flopped on his position vis-a-vis the kurds now turning against them since they came into political power as a party in the country's most recent elections, all which puts turkey a key nato ally in a precarious position at a precarious time. turkey has finally agreed to open its bases to coalition aircraft going after isis in syria, and turkey is calling on nato to convene regarding terror

threats to its security. engagement whether with the pkk or isis will come at a cost. airstrikes and crackdowns rarely eliminate threats, especially not in a region this volatile where tensions run deep and alliance are murky. arwa damon, cnn, istanbul. now to a surprising admission from syria's president, four years into a civil war, he says his forces are, in fact stretched thin. in a televised speech, he conceded the government is struggling against isis and other islamic militants he announced an amnesty for draft dodgers to boost their numbers. they are conceding territory because there simply aren't enough people in the fight. >> translator: we must define the important regions that the armed forces hold onto so it doesn't allow the chance of the rest of the area. everything is available, but

there is a shortfall in human capacity. >> now even with a shortage of manpower al-assad insists his army is capable of defeating rebel armies. more than 200,000 people have been killed since the syrian war began back in 2011. one of the world's holiest places became the site of clashes on sunday. the violence broke out at the al-aqsa mosque also known in judaism as the temple mount. police say young palestinians barricaded themselves in the mosque and clashes spread down into the narrow alley ways of jerusalem's old city, it all began when ultra nationalist jews went to the al ak sa complex escorted by police. bobbi kristina brown, the

daughter of late star whitney houston has died. the only child of houston and bobby brown was found unresponsive in the bathtub of her home. doctors placed her in a medically induced coma. her condition continued to deteriorate and she was moved to hospice care last month. family representatives said quote, bobbi kristina brown passed away july 26 2015, surrounded by her family. she is finally at peace and in the arms of god. now bobbi kristina brown was only 22. and as cnn reports, a short life became caught in the light and dark sides of her parents' world. >> reporter: as the adorable daughter of pop icon whitney houston, bobbi kristina brown was thrust into the spotlight at a tender age. ♪ if i got my baby ♪

>> reporter: born in livingston, new jersey in 1993 she was the only child of houston and bobby brown. at just 12 years old, her family's drama was turned into reality tv fodder on "being bobby brown." then in 2012 tragedy. whitney died suddenly. her shocking death sending bobbi to sidecedar sinai. as bobbi tried to recover from the loss she went to houstons. esfranged from her father for nearly two and a half years after whitney's death she showed this photo of them reuniting in 2014. her parents struggled with addiction and bobbi too faced allegations of drug use. >> i wanted to do the right thing. all i'm trying to do is guide

her to the right place in her life. >> reporter: but bobbi tried to move forward, explaining on oprah's next chapter how she was coping with her mother's death. >> i can hear her voice and smirts talking to me saying keep movin' baby. i'm right here. i got you. >> reporter: as bobbi kristina dealt with the loss of her mother she sparked a romance with nick gordon. the relationship raised eyebrows. days before she was found unresponsive in a bathtub at the home she shared with gordon she posted these photos on instagram and tweeted, miss you, mom eye so much loving you more every second. now, more than three years after her mother's death, the 22-year-old's life also cut short by pain and tragedy. >> and bobbi kristina's family is asking for privacy at this difficult time. if you would like to know more about her life go to cnn.com. in florida, coast guard

crews are searching through the night for perry cohen and austin steph ah nose. they went missing off the florida coastline. coast guard teams found their boat capsized. they're combing a huge area surrounding that area. joe namath, is a is a naipeighbor and is helping in the search. >> nick wants the folks to know out there searching, be very careful. we've got a lot of people out on the water and in the air looking. both families have been hard at work at this and praying, so let's just stay safe and we'll keep on looking till we find them. >> the community there held a vigil for the boys this past weekend. their families are offering $100,000 for their rescue. now a u.s. automaker gets

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take a look at this. six people were seriously injured in this bizarre bus accident in northern france. the bus, which was full of spanish passengers, by the way, attempted to drive under a low bridge that prohibits vehicles taller than 2.5 meters. as you can see here the top of the bus chopped right off. the driver who had a clean record up to this point says he was simply following instructions by his gps. you still have to keep an eye on the road. in australia, a 39 year old man accused of aiding isis will stay in custody. he appeared in court a few hours ago but didn't apply for bail, so he will remain in custody until november. he travelled to syria on a humanitarian mission and was forced to join the terror group after being injured. he surrendered before being

returned to australia. he now faces up to ten years in prison. jack warner is expected to appear in a courtroom in the coming hours. he's resisting extradition to the u.s. to face charges linked to the fifa corruption scandal. south africa funneled $10 million to warner and other executives. they say it was bribe money to help south africa's bid to host the world cup. donald trump is once again leading a national poll of republican nominees. now despite making commenting about mexicans and john mccain, republicans picked him as their front runner for 2016 for now any way. >> reporter: donald trump is leading the pack. in a new poll, 18% surveyed say they want trump to be their party's nominee for president.

jeb bush came in second at 15%. the other 14 candidates polled at or below 10%. >> they view me as an outcider i guess, and now they're viewing me as not an outsider. i'm leading in all the polls. >> we don't need a republican divider in chief. >> reporter: the controversial statements onion documented immigrants and senator john mccain have pushed four republican candidates to fight back. >> as he has come forward and we've got to see the real donald trump, i've got some real problems with that. i think what he is saying and what he is doing is not necessarily moving the cause of conservatism forward. >> our number one goal is to win the white house back. >> reporter: this very public rift is worrying party officials. >> the name-calling, however, needs to stop. we need to learn what ronald reagan taught us. thou shall not speak ill of another republican candidate.

>> reporter: the new poll shows 52% of americans want trump to stay in. i'm jeremy roth reporting. >> now trump says he's yet to turn his attention to hillary clinton. but when he does, he says he will easily beat her. he's also said clinton's use of a personal e-mail server is criminal. out on the campaign trail this weekend, clinton had to answer new questions about sending and receiving classified e-mails while she was secretary of state. mary maloney has more. >> reporter: it's a constant theme on the clinton campaign trail. hillary clinton's e-mails on a private server while she served as secretary of state. >> i did not e-mail any classified material to anyone on my e-mail. there is no classified material. >> reporter: the intelligence community investigated taking a small chunk of the 30,000 e-mails clinton released. out of 40 messages reviewed investigators found four with

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on his african tour. he is set to attend a ceremony in the national palace. this follows a trip to kenya where he gave a moving speech on a number of topics including women's rights and terrorism. jim acosta is there. >> reporter: president obama capped an emotional return to the land of his father with an impassioned speech steeped in kenyan pride. >> of course i'm the first kenyan american to be president of the united states. [cheers and applause] that goes without saying. >> reporter: but even as he tried to weave his own family story into a larger narrative of hope for the african people -- >> i believe there's no limit to what you can achieve. >> reporter: the president issued a challenge to the continent of his ancestors to change. >> treating women as second class citizens is a bad

tradition. it holds you back. [ applause ] there's no excuse for sexual assault. or domestic violence. there's no reason that young girls should suffer genital mutilation. >> reporter: mr. obama likened this to those who cling to the confederate flag as a symbol of white power. >> just because something is a tradition doesn't make it right. >> reporter: he vowed to fight against al shabab. >> we're going to stand shoulder to shoulder with you in this fight against terrorism for as long as it takes. >> reporter: but standing in front of kenya's president, he risked offending his post by calling on leaders to crackdown on corruption. >> here in kenya, it's time to change habits. >> reporter: still, the president pointed to his family's humble beginning, insisting they can overcome obstacles. >> in the end we're part of one tribe, the human tribe. >> reporter: he described the

trip as something of a family reunion. he sang and danced with relatives like half-sister alma who introduced mr. obama as a man who first visited kenya in an old volkswagen and returned in a motorcade. >> he gets it. he's one of us. >> reporter: kenyans swarmed the president as he departed knowing the next time he returns to this land it will be when he's out of office, though one woman told us he left a message that will last. >> i think it's going to change my life actually by preventing a woman from hargsment. >> reporter: just as the president departed, there were reporting of casualties from large terror attacks in both nigeria and somalia, so expect him to talk about the fight against terrorist groups like al shabab and boko haram. jim acosta nairobi, kenya.

now some christians in garissa, kenya are standing up to worship despite death threats. al shabab killed dozens of non-muslims. >> reporter: sun rise over the tana river. traffic starts to flow over the bridge and into garissa town. the morning commute into garissa is day laborers people going into their offices but also so many christians who are too scared to sleep inside garissa town. they've decided to move themselves and their families across the other side of the river to safety. al shabab militants brutally attacked garissa university back in april, killing 147 people. mostly students. today, the school still stands empty and desolate.

we've been invited to sunday service at our lady of per petual consolation, the cathedral. this sunday like nearly other brought with it threats from al shabab. if you worship here they're told you'll die. they're praying under armed guard, but they're praying, nonetheless. >> every sunday i'm here. i'm here. i was baptized in this church. >> reporter: this is one risk they're still willing to take. the bishop of garissa is giving the benediction. he along with his fellow bishops and nuns have been a constant in this community. >> it's not a matter of choice. it's our duty to remain here no? even the pope has words of encouragement for us.

he has asked us to convey his condolences to the families who suffered and lost their dear ones to people who are injured and also he promised that we will continue to pray for kenya, for peace in kenya, for unity in kenya. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: at the invitation of the diocese, the bishop tells us the pope add kenya to his africa trip in november. he says members of the congregation will be chosen to nairobi to meet him, a trip of a lifetime. for now, though he and his bishops are focussing on the daily task of keeping their flock had safe as best they can. >> we are people of god. we are a people of faith. god never abandons us.

and maybe moments when we feel that we are left on our own. there are those moments that might be very close to us inwardly even if we don't feed them. >> reporter: cnn, garissa, kenya. all right, more stories still to come. a mural in the u.s. state of florida is sparking a debate over its images, with many calling the artwork racist. >> it's history right there. that's what people are standing for, to keep this history alive. >> the cueku klux klan is not heritage. that is a hate group. if you can't stand the heat, get off the test track. get the mercedes-benz you've been burning for at the summer event, going on now at your authorized mercedes-benz dealer.

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that would lead to their own issues. this time of year landslides are more common. we are going to talk about why that is. when you watch the video playing behind us, these are deadly. >> they are. you do not want to be in the way of a landslide that can travel 35 miles per hour. and their composition is rock trees, any kind of debris from this topography. what's causing this is gravity finally winning after rain soaks the side of the mountain and the soil just gives away. it starts to erode and the slope actually washes away and you do not want to be at the bottom of that. unfortunately, most countries across the world are susceptible to some form of landslides or mudslides. and even here in the united states on average we have $3.5 billion of damage per year in the u.s. just from landslides

alone. the reason for the landslide possibility across india is because we've had extremely heavy rainfall. one from an area of low pressure we're watching for tropical activity near bangladesh in the eastern half of india, but near the coast we have been drawing in moisture from the arabian sea, and it's responsible for extremely heavy rainfall across western portions of indiana yeah-- india. we've already picked up over 100 millimeters over the past 24 hours, in excess of 250, even upwards of 350 millimeters of rainfall going forward. skipping across europe now, we have had a rough go of the weather for poland germany as well as netherlands. we've had wind gusts staying over 100 kilometers per hour. very difficult landing conditions at the airport this weekend. if you've flown into the area you know it's a windy place but

when you have wind gusts in excess of 100 kilometers per hour that's difficult. this boat capsized thanks to the strong winds of the thunderstorming that pushed through even the netherlands and germany. look at that. that is seriously scary. i sail myself and you do not want to be in that instance. they were jibing and going downwind and their boat capsized. fortunately everyone was okay. the boat's now upright and they're asising the damage. >> you see the crew falling and knocking into that other hull. >> scary stuff. thanks very much. people in several u.s. states are rallying to remove the confederate flag a symbol many see as racist but others view as a piece of history. now a mural in a courthouse is sparking a similar controversy over the depiction of the ku klux klan.

cnn's victor blackwell reports. >> reporter: in a quiet, rural county, about 35 miles west of jacksonville florida hangs a mural. it depicts in the artist's words, the thousands of years of history and prehistory. and thousands of people from across the country have stopped to admire it. some leaving notes of appreciation. andre thinks it's an extraordinary piece of art. then there's this anonymous message. should make the kkk bigger and brighter. yes, that kkk. >> the ku klux klan is not heritage. that is a hate group. >> reporter: the simple inclusion of these horseman is not the issue, it's that this mural is hanging inside the baker county courthouse. >> if i were to walk into this

courthouse for any legal matter am i going to be getting justice. am i going to be treated fairly? >> reporter: the group has now launched a petition on change.org to remove the mural. >> it is a pretty mural. but it should be in a place of historic value, like a museum. >> reporter: not in the courthouse? >> not in the courthouse. >> reporter: the art test died several years ago. but in a guide he explained why things should be in the mural. he described the kkk as an organization that sometimes took vigilante justice to extremes but was sometimes the only control the county knew outside those in the law. >> it's part of what happened. >> reporter: roy mcnirny has as far ased a petition to leave the mural alone at the courthouse. he's gathered as many signatures

as those who want it to come down. you tell them what? >> if that's the case. then are we going to stop talking about the hall causeolocaust in schools? >> reporter: the mural does more than depict history. it suggests that it features white supremacist signals. >> there's turpentine. low-hanging limbs. stuff that raises questions of whether he was, whether there in was a deeper meaning. >> reporter: including this woodpecker to the left of the clansman. and according to the anti-defamation league a symbol embraced by skinheads. >> justice doesn't discriminate yet, they're going into a courthouse that says it might. >> reporter: baker county

seemingly solved this when it was dedicated. it was ordered to be removed in its original home to the first floor. and with its tiny confederate flag there it's greeted every visitor for the last 13 years. so why the controversy now? well because this happened. after the removal of the confederate flag at the south carolina state house baker county and cities and states across america are being challenged to strike a balance and to consider finding new homes for history. >> it's the history of the county that's what people are standing for, is to keep this history alive. >> we feel like we have to look at history and heritage as you know as a common nation white black, red brown, yellow green, that's the issue. >> reporter: victor blackwell, cnn, mccleny florida. >> still to come here on "cnn

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bobbi kristina no longer with us. what exactly do we know about ha happened? >> it's really sad. i think everything pointed obviously to this happening, but you're right. this happened january 31st. we knew she was put into a medically-induced coma and just never came out of it. bobby brown made comments about her being alive. then they had to put out statements talking about irreversible brain damage. in june she was transferred to a hospice. so clearly time was running out. it's really sad, and it's just it's sad. there's nothing more to say about this. she clearly never really dealt with losing her mother. there had been tweets that she'd sent out just a few days before this happened before she was found in the bathtub where she was working on projects but then other information was revealed about police being called to her apartment. it's really sad. >> there is an investigation looking into some of the issues and why this happened. the family is asking for privacy, and we certainly

understand that. so let's go ahead and discuss some feel-good news. "ant man" apparently holding onto the number one top spot, beating adam sandler and jake gyllenhaal's movies. what's the latest there? >> yeah "ant man" continues to dominate. just by a little it beat adam's film pixels. this could change, potentially when the official numbers come out on monday, but right now "ant man" seems to hold the number one spot. adam sandler you used to not want to go up against him at the box office. his box office results have been a little bit lower but he still does well even movies that get terrible reviews. pixel doesn't get the best reviews about video game characters coming to earth. southpaw made about 16 million, not great, but better than

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u.s. president barack obama touches down in ethiopia just as the region comes to grips with another deadly terrorist attack. plus after months in a medically induced coma the daughter of singing star whitney houston has died. and despite all the controversy, presidential candidate donald trump remains number one in the republican polls. hello and a warm welcome to all of our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm zain asher. >> good to be with you, zain. hey, everyone. i'm errol barnett. this is "cnn newsroom."

we begin in somalia, where terror group al shabab is claiming responsibility for a deadly attack at an upscale hotel in mogadishu. >> that's right. police say at least 15 people were killed when a suicide bomber rammed the front gate with a vehicle loaded with explosives. al shabab says it was targeting western envoys. the hotel house the diplomatic missions of several countries, and that includes china as well. >> the attacks happened while the u.s. president was in neighboring kenya for the first leg of his africa tour. barack obama gave a passionate speech in nairobi, saying the u.s. and kenya must work together to fight al shabab. >> we're going to stand shoirldulder to shoulder with you in this fight against terrorism for as long as it takes. [ applause ] but as i mentioned yesterday, it is important to remember that violent extremists want us to turn against one another. >> mr. obama is now in ethiopia where he's expected to attend a

welcome ceremony within the hour at the national palace. now, cnn correspondent robin creole has been following his jet. she joins me from the capital addis ababa. so robin, just as president obama was traveling to ethiopia there was that attack at a hotel in somalia that al shabab militants actually claimed responsibility for. so clearly in this region security is a problem. but how will obama's visit make a difference do you think? >> reporter: i think obama's visit is sending a clear message to kenya and ethiopia. it's a historical visit. first sitting u.s. president to visit both of those countries. but we're told that security is one of the major reasons that he is making this visit. obviously, security in this region as highlighted from this attack yesterday and all throughout the past month there's been a series of bloody attacks, both in somalia and even some small-scale attacks in kenya that really talk to this

idea of security cooperation in this region. president obama and the united states already trains and equips as well as gives a lot of money to african union forces including kenya and ethiopia. we managed to sit down and get both the ethiopian side and the american side and exactly what the u.s. plans to do in the future in its fight against terror in the region and just what kind of a role ethiopia hopes to take. here's that story. al shabab militants wait to ambush an african union convoy in southern somalia. the attack went largely unnoticed until this gruesome terror video appeared online. the al qaeda-linked militant group claims they killed dozens of ethiopian troops. identity documents purport to show the dead. the ethiopian military is regarded as the most disciplined, effective, and battle-hardened among the 22,000 troops of the african union's

mission to somalia. their mandate is peace enforcement. their contribution to fighting al shabab hasn't gone unnoticed. u.s. president barack obama thanked ethiopia for its leadership and cooperation last year. >> our counterterrorism cooperation and the partnerships that we can form with countries like ethiopia are going to be critical to our overall efforts to defeat terrorism. >> reporter: those efforts have ramped up just this month with a new ground offensive by african forces and u.s. air strikes. >> obama traveling to ethiopia i think is an indication of continued u.s. engagement, possibly some increase and also signaling a u.s. awareness that more needs to be done that the last few years of combined regional and international efforts to contain al shabab haven't done enough and that it's time to step up both the campaign against al shabab and the support for the countries

that are on the front line. >> reporter: the ethiopians believe they can teach the americans a thing or two about achieving that. >> the united states has to do some learning as to how realities on the ground and understanding the realities on the ground would better information whatever decisions they make. >> reporter: he adds the two countries have a long way in addressing what he calls their differences in approach. when pressed on that -- >> it's said the african union's war against al shabab in somalia is the cheapest most effective war against militant islam in the world. but the countries fighting that war including ethiopia need more support in terms of financing, training and equipping. as one western diplomat told us it's our treasure but it's their blood. a high price to play for the long-desired goal of stability in the horn of africa. >> peace in ethiopia peace in somalia will also have dividends to the rest of the region. >> reporter: and the rest of the

world. ethiopia wants to be more than a military enforcer. it wants to be the regional power broker too. and it wants the u.s. to listen understand and support it. in the last week you've seen this level of cooperation increasing. ethiopia kenya, and uganda part of those forces have launched a very big mission into southern somalia where they've tried to make sure al shabab gets out of its stronghold including the city of dinsoor they've been in for the past eight years, and the u.s. has been providing air strike cover and essentially striking targets directly in support of african union forces. back to you in the studio. >> and robin, in addition to security issues obama is expected to discuss human rights abuses in ethiopia as well and he's expected to address the african union on tuesday. robyn kril joining us live from addis ababa. we appreciate that. thank you. we also expect there to be

within this hour some type of welcoming ceremony. if that does happen as scheduled we'll bring that to you live. so do stay tuned for that. now, attackers dressed in army fatigues stormed a police station in northwestern india on monday killing five people. police in punjab state say they're still exchanging fire with the gunmen holed up inside the station. thankfully though there are no hostages. >> one official describes it as a terror attack although it's not clear which group the attackers belong to. >> reporter: now, in yemen the government and houthi rebels are blaming each other for breaching a five-day humanitarian cease-fire. >> a saudi-backed government accuses houthi militia of shelling almost immediately after the truce went into effect midnight on sunday according to a source close to the government. meanwhile, the houthi-backed defense ministry says the saudi coalition breached the cease-fire by launching two airstrikes in hajja and sadaa. we are told that one person was killed. all right. we're turning our attention now to turkey a nation struggling

with a spate of violent attacks that has killed dozens of people there. most recently there was this car bombing that killed two security officers responding to an emergency call. >> now, turkey in response have actually asked for an emergency nato meeting to discuss the bold steps that it's taking to fight terrorism including weekend air strikes on isis positions in syria and bombing kurdish militants in iraq as well. now, for the latest on the stepped-up measures by turkey let's bring in cnn's jinama karadsheh. she joins us live from jordan. great to connect with you. as we mentioned, turkey taking a more aggressive stance against isis but it's also fighting kurdish rebels the pkk, a group which itself is fighting isis in the region. i'm just wondering how the kurdish population here is reacting to this. >> reporter: it's a very complicated situation. as you mentioned there, errol. we heard from the pkk issuing a

statement saying the cease-fire that has been in effect been turkey and the group since 2013 is now over and it's dead basically. and we also heard from the kurdish president of the kurdistan regional government in northern iraq. that is where we saw the bombardment of pkk positions by the turkish air force take place in the past few days. masrud barzani releasing a statement also after speaking with the turkish prime minister really concerned about the situation and calling for calm by all parties here. and we heard barzani saying peace is the only solution to problems and years of dialogue is better than an hour of fighting. that old saying here errol, that my enemy's enemy is my friend doesn't really apply while both as you mentioned,

the kurds and turkey here are fighting isis. they view isis as the enemy. for turkey the pkk is considered a terrorist organization just like isis that poses a threat to its national security and the concern here is that turkey is opening up these two fronts now, attacking and taking this aggressive action against both isis and the pkk. a lot of concern here that this could invite more retaliatory attacks that we could see with the end of the cease-fire between the pkk and turkey three bloody decades fighting between turkey and the pkk, and a lot of concern about these retaliatory attacks that might happen as a result of this aggressive action by turkey errol. >> and that certainly is concerning. let's talk a bit more about how this all looks from the turkish perspective. the country has called an emergency nato meeting. that's set for tuesday. there have been a number of

attacks inside the country over the past week, and within that time some 800-plus people have been detained. what outcome is turkey likely looking for here? >> reporter: well it's very unclear because we don't really know what turkey is going to ask for at this meeting. it's called for this extraordinary nato meeting under article 4, which usually is to brief nato allies on the action it is currently taking on its military operations and also for consultation with allies. not necessarily -- we're not really going to see any outcome out of this tomorrow. it is unclear. we don't know what turkey might ask for. but of course as you mentioned we have seen some dramatic change in the turkish position over the past few days. so this is something that we would expect to see turkey calling its allies convening this meeting to brief them on this situation and what it sees

as a serious threat toyotas territorial integrity, to its national security in this case and it's also worth mentioning errol, while this is a rare meeting turkey has in the past asked for four of these meetings by nato out of five that we have seen in the organization's history. one was over the iraq war in 2003 and two of them over syria since 2012. so we'll have to wait and see what comes out of this meeting in brussels tomorrow at this point, errol. >> yeah we'll certainly be watching that closely. jomana karadsheh live for us in amman, jordan. 12 minutes past 10:00 in the morning there. jomana, thanks. and we have some very sad news to share with you. the daughter and only child of the late whitney houston is now dead. bobbi kristina brown had been in a medically induced coma since she was found unresponsive in a bathtub in her home in the u.s. state of georgia. >> now, when her condition

deteriorated recently, she was moved to hospice care. in a statement the family representative said the following -- "bobbi kristina brown passed away sunday july 26th, 2015 surrounded by her family. she is finally at peace in the arms of god." >> now, bobbi kristina brown was only 22 years old. cnn's alina machado looks at her short and often controversial life. >> reporter: as the adorable daughter of pop icon whitney houston, bobbi kristina brown was thrust into the spotlight at a tender age. ♪ and i've got my baby ♪ born in livingston new jersey in 1993 she was the only child of houston and r&b singer bobby brown. at just 12 years old her family's drama was turned into reality tv fodder on "being bobby brown." >> item watching you, young

lady. >> reporter: then in 2012, tragedy. whitney died suddenly. her mother's shocking death sending bobbi to cedars-sinai medical center in los angeles. >> i'm going to make it now. it's going to be good. >> reporter: as bobbi tried to recover from the loss, cameras went along for lifetime's "the houstons on her own." >> did you see how happy you are? >> i really was. >> you've got to find that girl again. >> i miss her so much. >> reporter: estranged from her father for nearly 2 1/2 years after whitney's death, she showed this photo of them reuniting in june of 2014. her parents struggled with addiction, and bobby too faced allegations of drug use. >> i wanted to do the right thing. but all i'm trying to do is guide her to the right place in her life. >> reporter: but bobbi tried to move forward explaining on oprah's "next chapter" how she was coping with her mother's death. >> i can hear a voice, you know and spirit talking to me telling me keeping moving baby, i'm right here, i got you.

>> reporter: as bobbi kristina dealt with the loss of her mother she sparked a romance with nick gordon. their relationship raised eyebrows. days before she was found unresponsive in a bathtub at the home she shared with gordon she posted these photos on instagram and tweeted "miss you, mommy, so much. loving you more every second." now more than three years after her mother's death the 22-year-old's life also cut short by pain and tragedy. >> that was alina machado there. that life cut too short way too soon. you can read more on the short troubled life of bobbi kristina brown by going to our website, cnn.com. now, it is 3:15 a.m. in the u.s. state of florida. right now coast guard crews are searching through the night for perry cohen and austin stephenos. the 14-year-olds went missing while on a fishing trip friday off the florida coast. >> now, on sunday there was a development. coast guard teams found the boys' boat capsized.

they're now koemg acombing a huge area surrounding that spot. joe namath former nfl quarterback-s a neighbor of the teens and is also helping in the search. >> well you know the love is there. we're all praying. and nick actually wants the folks to know that are trying to help that are out there searching be very careful. we've got a lot of people out on the water and in the air looking. both families have been hard at work at this and praying. so let's just stay safe, and we'll keep on looking till we find them. >> they've got so many concerned folks there right now. the community actually held a vigil for the boys over the weekend. their families are offering $100,000 for their rescue. now, fiat chrysler is face a massive fine from the u.s. government. coming up next we'll show you what the u.s. automaker has to pay and why. also ahead, he keeps saying controversial things and yet

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welcome back everyone. in australia a 39-year-old man accused of aiding isis is going to be staying in custody. adam brookman appeared in court earlier but didn't apply for bail. so he'll remain in custody until november. brookman is a nurse and he says he traveled to syria on a humanitarian mission and was forced to join the terror group after being injured. >> now, brookman surrendered to turkish officials before being returned to australia. he now faces up to ten years in prison. former fifa vice president jack warner is expected to appear in a court of spain courtroom in the coming hours. he's resisting extradition to the u.s. to face charges linked to the fifa corruption scandal. >> u.s. prosecutors say south africa funneled $10 million to warner and two other fifa executives. they say it was bribe money to buy support for south africa's successful bid to host the 2010 world cup. to some news in the u.s. presidential candidate donald

trump is once again leading a national poll among republican nominees. >> that's right. this is despite -- >> you can't hold him down. >> you can't hold him down. >> despite what he says. >> that's exactly right. he's made controversial statements about mexicans and u.s. senator john mccain. republican respondents still, though picked trump as their front-runner for 2016. for now. >> we'll see what happens. zblermy y jeremy roth hooz more. >> reporter: zonld trump is leading the pack. in a new cnn/orc poll 18% said they want trum to be their nominee for president. jeb bush came in at 15%. the others polled at or below 10%. trum called in to cnn's "state of the union" on sunday. >> they're start oging to view me not as an outsider because i'm leading in all the of the polls. >> we don't need a republican divider in chief. >> reporter: his controversial statements not undocumented immigrants and senator john

mccain have pushed more traditional republican candidates to fight back. >> as he has come forward as we've gotten to see the real donald trump i've got some real problems with that. i think that what he is saying and what he is doing is not necessarily moving the cause of conservatism forward. >> our number one goal is to win the white house back. >> reporter: this very public rift amongst fellow gop-ers is worrying party officials. >> the name calling has to stop. we've got to remember what ronald reagan taught us his 11th command, thou shall not speak ill of another republican. >> reporter: even though some have called for the celebrity candidate to drop out of the race that new poll shows 52% of republicans want trump to stay in. i'm jeremy roth reporting. >> and you've got to wonder what he's going to be like on the debate stage when they let him loose. >> i can't wait. trump has said he's yet to turn his attention to hillary clinton but when he does he says he will beat her easily. he also said clinton's use of a personal e-mail server is criminal. >> and out on the campaign trail this weekend clinton has had to

answer new questions about sending and receiving classified e-mails while she was secretary of state. mary maloney reports. >> reporter: it's a constant theme on the clinton campaign trail. hillary clinton's e-mails on a private server while she served as secretary of state. the rhetoric for the clinton camp hasn't changed. >> i did not e-mail any classified material to anyone on my e-mail. there is no classified material. >> reporter: the intelligence community investigated taking a small chunk of the 30,000 e-mails clinton released. out of 40 messages reviewed investigators found four with classified information. at least one e-mail had been released to the public. the inspector general's office says the messages were classified when they were sent and are classified now. the problem -- the state department never marked the e-mails classified and clinton may not have known she had information that should have remained on a secure system. now the inspector general for the intelligence community wants

the justice department to investigate if classified information was compromised. >> it's a situation ripe with political peril. probably not legal peril. but for someone running for president political peril's a big deal. >> reporter: republicans used the revelation to renew attacks and question the candidate's judgment. clinton says if asked she will testify before congress. >> we are all accountable to the american people to get the facts right. and i will do my part. >> reporter: i'm mary maloney reporting. officials in the u.s. are set to hit fiat chrysler's automobiles with a record fine. $105 million for mishandling recalls involving 11 million vehicles. >> now, that includes a recall of 1.5 million jeeps with gas tanks that can leak after a severe rear impact. federal safety officials have been pressing the automaker over its handling of recalls for several years. this just in to cnn

newsroom. chinese stocks plunged sharply at the beginning of the trading week with the shanghai composite dropping nearly 8 1/2%. this has been incredibly volatile these past few months. and the shenzhen losing 7%. we had seen the chinese government try to intervene to stabilize things a bit. but as you can see, it is dropping ever so sharply there. >> and that deep red just comes amid many concerns over china's economic health questions over their economic numbers, and if they were perhaps fudging them somewhat. china of course denies that. and this is an unwelcome development. the country's biggest one-day loss since february 2007. we'll of course keep our eyes on this. >> okay. we are going to take a quick break. excuse me. next on "cnn newsroom" we're looking at u.s. president barack obama is getting a warm welcome in ethiopia's capital today. that story just ahead.

thanks for kicking off your week with us. this is "cnn newsroom." i'm errol barnett. >> and i'm zain asher. let's give you your headlines. the u.s. president is in ethiopia right now for the second and final stop of his africa tour. barack obama starts his day in the capital with a welcome ceremony at the national palace. he's also expected to hold a joint news conference with the prime minister. al shabab is claiming an attack in somalia's capital that killed at least 15 people. police say it happened when a suicide bomber drove a vehicle full of explosives into the front gate of an upscale hotel. the diplomatic missions of several countries are housed there. the terror group says it was

targeting western diplomats. attackers dressed in army fatigues stormed a police station in northwestern india killing five people. the gunmen are still holed up inside the station, but there are no hostages. one official describes it as a terror attack although it is not clear which group the attackers belong to. nato ministers are set to meet tuesday to discuss turkey's steptd-up anti-terror campaign. turkish air strikes have been targeting isis in syria and pkk militants in iraq. it all comes amid an outbreak of violence in southern turkey including a car bombing sunday that killed two people. ethiopia is welcoming u.s. president barack obama with a special ceremony in the capital addis ababa. >> that's right. and this trip follows his venture to kenya. he gave a speech in nairobi covering a range of topics including women's rights and terrorism. jim acosta was there. ♪ i am coming home ♪

>> reporter: president obama capped an emotional return to the land of his father with an impassioned speech steeped in kenyan pride. >> and of course i'm the he first kenyan american to be president of the united states. [ applause ] that goes without saying. >> reporter: but even as he tried to weave his own family story into a larger narrative of hope for the african people -- >> i believe there's no limit to what you can achieve. >> reporter: -- the president issued a challenge to the continent of his ancestors to change by rejecting the oppression of women. >> treating women as second-class citizens is a bad tradition. it holds you back. there's no excuse for sexual assault or domestic violence. there's no reason young girls should suffer genital mutilation. >> reporter: mr. obama likened

the problem to americans who cling to the confederate flag as a symbol of white power. >> just because something's a tradition doesn't make it right. >> reporter: the president also vowed to back kenyans in their fight against the al qaeda-linked terror group al shabab. >> we're going to stand shoulder to shoulder with you in this fight against terrorism for as long as it takes. >> reporter: but standing in front of kenya's president mr. obama risked offending his hosts by calling on the country's leaders to crack down on corruption. >> here in kenya it's time to change habits. >> reporter: still the president pointed to his family's humble beginnings, insisting kenya like the obamas can overcome obstacles. >> in the end we're all part of one tribe. the human tribe. >> reporter: the president described his trip to kenya as something of a family reunion. he sang and danced with relatives like half sister alma, who introduced mr. obama as a man who first visited kenya in an old volkswagen and returned in a motorcade. >> he gets it. he's one of us.

>> reporter: kenyans swarmed the president as he departed knowing the next time he returns to this land it will be when he's out of office. though one woman told us he left a message that will last. >> i think it's going to change my life, actually, by preventing women from harassment. >> reporter: just as the president departed kenya for ethiopia there were reports of casualties from large terror attacks in both nigeria and somalia. so expect the president to intensify his discussions with african leaders about the fight against terrorist groups like al shabab and boko haram. jim acosta, cnn, nairobi, kenya. let's get you new details now on turkey's stepped-up offense yif against isis and pkk militants. nato is set to meet at turkey's request on tuesday to discuss the developing situation. >> the turkish government plans to explain what it is doing and drum up international support as well. cnn's arwa damon has more on the

intenseifying fight. >> reporter: turkey is now fighting on two fronts bombing isis for the first time in syria, making the nation a target for isis revenge, and going after the pkk. the kurdistan workers' party in northern iraq which turkey has long labeled a terrorist organization. which already proved it can and will retaliate. laying an ambush for turkish security forces in the country's kurdish heartland, killing two. the shaky cease-fire with the pkk officially dead. turkey also launched a countrywide anti-terrorism operation, rounding up some 850 individuals the government says have ties to terrorism. among them around three dozen foreigners. turkey is offensive. >> translator: whoever presents a threat to our borders the order is very clear. we have authorized the turkish armed forces with a director for

the prime ministery no matter which terror group. whoever approaches the borders in a way that threatens our borders without needing a second order the necessary precautions will be taken and punished. >> reporter: but the aggressive stance may also be a by-product of turkish politics. president erdogan has yet to form a coalition government been blamed for allowing the threat posed by isis to thrive and flip-flopped on his position vis-a-vis the kurds. now turning against them since they came into political power as a party and the country's most recent elections. all of which puts turkey a key nato ally in a contentious position at a precarious time. turkey has finally agreed to open its bases and air space to coalition aircraft going after isis in syria, something washington has been pressuring it to do. and turkey is calling on nato to convene regarding terror threats to its security.

engagement, whether with the pkk or isis will come at a cost. air strikes and crackdowns rarely eliminate threats. especially not in a region this volatile where tensions run deep and alliances are murky. arwa damon, cnn, istanbul. still to come here on "cnn newsroom" -- wrestling star hulk hogan is at the center of controversy for comments he made a decade ago. what he said and how it came to light after this short break. oh my froot loops! [sniffs] let's do this? get up! get up! get up! get up! loop me! bring back the awesome yeah! yeah! yeah! with the great taste of kellogg's froot loops. follow your nose! prep trauma unit 5. what've we got? bp 64/40 sterilize sites. multiple foreign objects in the body. tweezers. (buzz!) (buzz!) if you're the guy from the operation game,

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take a look at this incredible video. this is from northern india, where you can see heavy rains have actually caused the landslides and floodings you've seen here. the slides have actually forced officials to close a national highway in the area. now it's cutting the districts off from other parts of the state. >> and you know this is common at this time of year throughout india. mudslides become more frequent all over the country.

i'm meteorologist derek van dam is back to talk to us. >> they can run 35 miles per hour with debris rolling down the side of a hill. they pick up rocks and they pick up trees and they pretty much demolish i go in its path. obviously going that fast with that type of weight behind, it scary stuff, something you do not want to encounter. unfortunately, pretty much all countries across the world are susceptible to landslides or mudslides in some form. here in the united states we have on average about 3.5 billion u.s. dollars of damage thanks to landslides per year. basically, heavy rainfall soaking the sides of the topography the mountains, the terrain. eventually gravity wins the slope fails, and, well ultimately takes it down a big torrent of mud and rock. not something you want to see. in india this is the time of year where we start to see the frequency of landslides and mudslides increasing. that is thanks to the monsoonal rains that have settled there. particularly at the moment we have a few areas of low pressure we're monitoring.

one across the bay of bengal bringing heavy rain to myanmar bangladesh the eastern half of india, but the gujarat state, the most western state in india, currently under the highest, most extreme warning for monsoonal rains. and take a look at how much rain we're expecting to fall over the next 48 hours over that area. computer models indicating anywhere between 300, perhaps even upwards of 500 millimeters in those higher elevations. that's going to lead to the possibility of mudslides and landslides once again. we're going to hop across the continent into europe and talk about a storm system that's brought strong to severe weather this past weekend. it's been a rough go from poland into germany as well as the netherlands. wind gusts in excess of 100 miles -- or rather kilometers per hour. but take a look at what this strong line of winds did at a sailing event in hamburg, germany. this was the moment when the boat was going down wind on its last beat. it was jibing. and unfortunately, it capsized.

that looks like it hurt. you can see the guys actually falling from one of the sides of the boat. fortunately, no one was injured and they've uprighted the boat and they're going to assess the damage. >> stairy stuff there. >> it is. i do not want to be part of it. >> thanks so much derek. hulk hogan is apologizing for a racist rant caught on an unauthorized sex tape from nearly a decade ago. the wrestling superstar and the wwe have now parted ways. >> cnn's jason carroll has more on hogan's rant. and as you might expect going to give a warning because the language used is offensive. >> there's all kinds of hulk-a-maniacs running wild. >> reporter: wrestling superstar hulk hogan got a smackdown from world wrestling entertainment, firing the wwe star after he was heard repeating the n word in a racist rant. according to radaronline and the "national enquirer," hogan is heard on the tape, which was recorded in 2006, talking about his daughter brooke, who he accused of sleeping with an

african-american. "i mean, i am a racist to a point. [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. but then when it comes to nice people and [ bleep ] and whatever." then says "i mean, i'd rather if she was going to [ bleep ] some [ bleep ] i'd rather have her marry an eight-foot-tall [ bleep ] worth $100 million. like a basketball player. i guess we're all a little racist. [ bleep ] [ bleep ]." hogan's rant, captured during his performance in a secretly recorded sex tape. and he's suing gawker to try to stop the online website from releasing it. hogan responded friday in a statement saying, "it was unacceptable for me to have used that offensive language. there is no excuse for it, and i apologize for having done it. i am disappointed with myself that i used language that is offensive and inconsistent with my own beliefs. it is not who i am." >> i don't know who would want to enter into a contract with him after this. i wouldn't be surprised if everybody just drops him cold.

>> reporter: hogan says he is resigning from the wwe. while the wwe's saying hogan was fired. wwe terminated its contract with terry bollea, aka hulk hogan. wwe is committed to embracing and celebrating individuals from all backgrounds, as demonstrated by the diversity of our employees, performers, and fans worldwide." >> what we saw on that tape is exactly what 21st century racism looks like. you may like black people and be friendly to black children but you don't want your child to marry a black person. >> reporter: when hogan used the n word during a 2012 radio broadcast, he explained that a black wrestler, booker t., called him the word during a match. >> they're all talking trash. booker t. goes, i'm coming for you, hogan, you [ bleep ]. >> hogan got a pass that time but now finds himself in the same position of other celebrities caught using racially charged language. remember mel gibson's rants? >> and if you get raped by a pack of [ bleep ] it will be your fault. >> and michael richards. >> [ bleep ]!

[ bleep ]! >> reporter: both caught. others such as paula deen, justin bieber, and madonna also caught and also apologized for using the word. apology alone works for some, not for all. as for hogan, his name and likeness stricken from the wwe website. we did reach out to hogan's daughter, brooke. her representatives did not return our calls. a number of people have actually taken to twitter to support hogan. one of those people supporting him, dennis rodman, who tweeted out he did not believe that hogan had a "racist bone in his body." jason carroll, cnn, new york. we want to get you some breaking news. this just in to cnn. at least 21 people have been killed in afghanistan after a gunfight broke out at a wedding. it happened north of kabul. >> now, officials say a gunfight broke out between two illegal

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the first episode of caitlyn jenner's "i am cait" docu series premiered sunday night. it follows caitlyn, formerly bruce jenner as she goes public with her gender transition. it also chronicles her journey as a transgender advocate. take a look. >> we're officially off the property. we're out into the world. it's so great out there. look at that. isn't it great that maybe someday you'll be normal? just blend into society. >> you are normal. >> put it this way. i'm the new normal. >> the new normal. now, the series opened with jenner on the morning of her "vanity fair" cover debut confessing her fears of living up to her responsibilities. and now to a very noteworthy magazine cover. more than 40 women have come forward and accused comedian bill cosby of sexual assault.

well now 35 of those women have come together on the cover of "new york" magazine. they're shown seated in rows with the date of their alleged assault beneath them. in a 13-page essay inside the women talk about their accusations and the backlash they face in speak out. >> now, in a 2005 deposition bill cosby admitted to drug use and sexual relationships with at least five of those women but says they were all consensual. cosby has never been criminally charged, and he denies any wrongdoing. as we mentioned earlier, the 22-year-old daughter of late singing star whitney houston has died. in late january bobbi kristina brown was found unresponsive in the bathtub of her home. >> doctors placed her in a medically induced coma and sadly her condition did continue to deteriorate. she was moved to hospice care last month. >> kim serafin, the senior editor of "in touch weekly" joins us from los angeles to talk about bobbi kristina and other major headlines out of the

entertainment industry. so kim, bobbi kristina no longer with us. what exactly do we know about what happened? >> yeah it's really sad. i mean i think everything pointed obviously to this happening. but you're right, this happened january 31st. we knew she was put ton a medically induced coma and just never came out of it. there had been various rumors. bobby brown had made some comments about her being alive. then of course they had to put out statements talking about irreversible brain damage. we know that back in june she was transferred to a hospice. so clearly time was running out. and it's really sad and it's just -- it's sad. i mean there's nothing more to say about this. she clearly never really dealt with losing her mother. there had been tweets that she'd sent out just a few days before this happened before she was found in the bathtub where she was working on some projects but then other information emerged about police being called to her apartment. it's just all really sad. >> yeah. and there is an investigation looking into some of the issues and why this happened.

the family is asking for privacy, and we certainly understand that. so let's go ahead and discuss some feel-good news in the entertainment world. "ant-man" apparently holding on to the number one top spot this past weekend, beating adam sandler and jake gyllenhaal's movies. what's the latest there? >> yeah. weekend box office "ant-man" a marvel movie continues to dominate. just by a little. just beat adam sandler's film "pixels" by -- it was 24.8 versus 24 million. this could change potentially when the official numbers come out on monday. but right now "ant-man" seems to hold the number one spot. adam sandler of course used to be you'd never want to go up against an adam sandler movie because he just dominate the box office. his box office results have been a little bit lower but he still does well. even movies that get terrible reviews. "pixels" did not get the best reviews. about 1980s video games masquerading as aliens that come and attack earth. but you know 24 million still not bad. and jake gyllenhaal's boxing movie "southpaw" made about 16

million, which is not great but better than expected. this is more of an adult film. >> okay. now, apparently tom cruise according to what he said this past weekend is open to a "top gun" sequel. this is the original kind of huge movie that came out back in 1986. but he has said this with conditions. what do we know about that? >> yes. the rumors have always been flying about whether there would be another "top gun." there's been some reports that producers have said there was a script in development. but now tom cruise at the "mission impossible" premiumer said it would be fun. that's what he said. of course this has set the internet aflame. he did say there would be conditions he wants to do it not with cgi jets-e wants to do real stunts like they did the first one. this makes sense. this is tom cruise. if you've seen any of those previews or trailers of the new "mission: impossible" he's hanging off the side of a plane and he did that stunt himself and there's a lot of things that went into doing that but he did that stunt and we know he does

his own stunts. i think if tom cruise says it would be fun and he wants to get back in those jets i think it's going to happen. >> i think it's no surprise that he says that too. he always wants to make a point he does his own stunts. he's a top action movie star. it's like tom, we get it we know you can jump out of planes. kim ser atin, great to chat with you. thanks for your time. the senior editor of "in touch weekly" chatting with us this week from l.a. >> great. thanks so much. >> there absolutely is no one better at jumping out of planes i think than tom cruise. >> for movies anyway. >> very gifted at that. >> thank you so much for watching. i'm zain asher. >> and i'm errol barnett. zain will be filling in with me all week. i'm excited. stay with cnn. "early start" is next for those of you in the states. >> for the rest of you another edition of "cnn newsroom" begins right after this quick break. don't go away. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

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