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this is "cnn newsroom." good day to you and welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. >>> we start this hour in kenya. the u.s. president, barack obama, making his first visit as a u.s. president and the first president to be there. he's been speaking at the global entrepreneurship summit in the capital city there and to nairobi we go with themma bagger. we just watched a moment ago, last hour when the president was at the podium. the president saying that he is proud to be the first u.s. president to visit kenya. certainly an important mission for him at this summit but other messages that he's sending as well. >> reporter: hi george. well we have been hearing from president obama about the two really main themes that underpin this. he's already hit those notes for us in that global entrepreneurship summit remarks that he gave earlier. of course part of this trip will always be focused on security and he made very clear that for him, as far as he's concerned, entrepreneurship is

this is "cnn newsroom."d to have you with us. the headlines this hour. greeks go to the polls on sunday for what is becoming a polarizing vote on how to handle the country's staggering debt. thousands rallied in athens friday ahead of the vote. a yes vote sebtsupports a eurozone relief plan and more austerity to come. a no vote. >>> there is a worldwide terror alert for american independence day celebrations this weekend. security officials say there has been some chatter about terrorist threats but nothing credible or specific. millions of people are expected to gather for parties or events this fourth of july weekend. >>> nigerian troops are battling boko haram gunmen who are trying to make their way into maiduguri, the capital city of borno state. that is according to local residents there. meanwhile, international help could be coming from french president francois hollande. he offered several african nations military intelligence assistance. >>> an airplane that runs on zero fuel has just flown across t

this is "cnn newsroom." good day to you and welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. >>> we begin this hour with the terror concerns in the u.s. ahead of a major patriotic holiday, the fourth of july. cities across the u.s. are beefing up police presence especially in target-rich places with large gatherings planned, like the city of new york like washington, d.c. atlanta and philadelphia. chief u.s. security correspondent jim sciutto reports. >> reporter: in new york city today, ramped-up security ahead of fourth of july fireworks. new york governor andrew cuomo announcing new plans to enhance monitoring of celebrations across new york state. this is the new normal across the country, increased security at july 4th events from los angeles to washington to philadelphia. ♪ as communities big and small respond to an fbi bulletin warning of potential lone wolf attacks timed for the holiday weekend. >> we know "a," that there are a lot of travelers, "b," transportation has been and

the wall of existence between newsrooms and advertising. not a newsrooms and technology. not newsrooms and circulation. not newsrooms and promotion. that has always been the case. jack: talking about audience development, what new forums lie ahead? i would be interested in your experiments with instant articles on facebook and apple's new news app. dead what kind of stories are we doing -- dean: what kind of stories are we doing? jack: i can make a complicated question. risking a lot when you give these articles out for free. arthur: -- dean: here to me is the risk. i keep going back to wanting to be read. the biggest risk is not the goal where your readers are area the biggest risk is to not to go to places where there are millions and millions of people who want to read. the biggest risk is to stay out of that world. that is why we felt we had to experiment with people like facebook and apple. jack: if the spirit is not making any money? -- if the experiment is not making good morning -- any money? arthur: that is not the case. if you do not risk knowing you were not fa

i remember doing "newsroom." i was now in the land of television.ith the tv series, you get a different director every episode. some of them you know, some of them are brought in from outside. i just kind of let it be known five words or less. if you direct me, it is five words or less. you are a writer and director, pick the right words. but don't come in if it is six or more. stay in the chair. that just forces them to come in and go, maybe with more anger? ok, all right. john: movies, preference? are you drawn back to the stage? jeff: i go back to the stage because it is the ultimate testing ground. remember on "terms of endearment," i was the last one onto set to meet jack nicholson. debra winger took me over and i met him. he goes, how are you doing, kid? i am fine. he goes, what have you done? i say, i have done some broadway. he says, this isn't broadway this is the pro game. you walk away offended, and then you go, no. because of 430 in the morning with the sun coming up, when the close-up is on you and it's the big speech and you have one t

we thank you for watching this hour of cnn "newsroom."nn center at atlanta. i'll be back after the break with another hour of news from around the world. you are watching cnn, the world's news leader. >>> the u.s. president wrapping up his historic trip to kenya. a live report from nairobi straight ahead as barack obama says good-bye to the african nation close to his heart. >>> also a car bomb in turkey leaves two dead this attack on the back of turkish war planes attacking targets in syria and iraq. >>> up in flames extraordinary images of a massive fire of a luxury hotel ton the las vegas strip. >>> i'm george howell this is cnn "newsroom." ♪ ♪

newsrooms and advertising. that has always been the case. jack: talking about audience development. what's new forms lie ahead? i would be especially interested to know in your experiments with distant articles on facebook and the -- and apple's new news app. arthur: you mean, what kinds of stories and? i can make it a complicated story. jack: you are risking giving a lot of these articles away for free. dean: here, to me, is the biggest risk. and i keep coming back to want to be read because that is what all journalists want, the biggest risk is to not go where your readers are. the biggest risk is to not go to places where there are millions and millions of people who want to read you. the biggest risk is to sort of stay out of that world and i think that is why we feel we have to experiment with people like facebook and apple. jack: you have to experiment with not making any money. [laughter] >> we are good at bat. [laughter] arthur: no, i think the point is that as the world is evolving if you don't have th

time now for "newsroom" with carol costello. >>> have a great weekend. "newsroom" starts now. happening now on the "newsroom," four marines killed in a hail of gunfire by a loan shoot er-- lone shooter. >> it was shot shot shot shot. >> the feds investigating the rampage as an act of terror. >> it is a heartbreaking circumstance. >> so who was the gunman? >> he was smiling, he was courteous, polite. never raised his voice. >> what we're learning about the man who brought this nightmare to tennessee. >>> also guilty. >> that was just what we needed to hear. >> after 13 hours a jury convicts the colorado theater shooter of murdering 12 people. >> we're very happy that this animal this monster will never see the light of day. >> one question remains. will james holmes live or die? >>> plus a miraculous story of survival. >> there was a light and then it was trees and then it was all fire. >> the teen who lived through a fiery plane crash in the wilderness tells cnn how she not only lived but navigated her way back to civilization. >> scared to be alone in the middle of absolutely

newsroom starts now. >> happening now in the newsroom. >> get out of the car. i will light you up. >> a traffic stop for failure to signal escalating leading to an arrest. >> you just pulled me out of my car. are you [ bleep ] kidding me. >> but did someone edit this dash cam video recorded days before sandra bland died. also donald trump talks. >> you have this guy, lindsey graham a total lightweight. >> as much of the gop pack hit the trail. >> the problem with mr. trump's language is its devicive. >> will the donald dominate? plus hackers take control of a reporter's moving car. how they can cut the brakes mess with the electronics and more. let's talk live in the cnn newsroom. >> good morning. thank you for joining me. breaking news out of ferguson missouri this morning nearly one year after the shooting death of a black teenager by a white police officer. a new police chief has been tired. andre anderson. an african-american police commander from glenndale, arizona will lead the ferguson police department. the old police chief re-signed in the wake of mich

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. >>> the next hour of "cnn newsroom" begins right now. happening now in the "newsroom," on alert, the fbi and homeland security prepping for potential terror attacks in the u.s. more police more security at celebrations this holiday weekend. >>> plus captured escapee david sweat spills the beans, giving details about how he and richard matt rehearsed their breakout the night before their escape. now with 12 prison workers suspended, how many could have played a role in this shawshank-style getaway. >>> and a big day for the u.s. and cuba. the two countries to announce an agreement to destorerestore diplomatic relations for the first time in more than 50 years. let's talk live in the "cnn newsroom." >>> good morning to you. i'm pamela brown in for carol costello. thank you for being with us today. we begin with breaking news out of greeleyville south carolina. we're expecting a news conference to begin at any moment now. these are live pictures of their town hall. officials are expected to speak about the fire that burned the mt. zion ame

and you're watching cnn "newsroom." it is 8:00 a.m.the united kingdom where they are remembering what happened at beach resort in tunisia. >> flags have been lowered to half staff including at bumming ham buckingham palace in england. bodies will be repatriated today. phil black is with us. phil good to have you with us. what's the latest on the investigation at this point? >> reporter: george according to the authorities here there are eight people in custody, of which one is a well. but we know they are still looking for more. and the interior ministry here has posted an image and details of another suspect that they are looking for specifically third time they've done it this week. in this case 29-year-old man who they believe played a role not only in the resort attack a week ago. but also in the museum attack here in the capital in march which killed 22 people. the authorities are clearly working on a theory that both of these attacks, these events, were linked. and it is believed that the gunman in each massacre trained together

i remember doing "newsroom." with the tv series, you get a different director every episode.ome of them you know, some of them are brought in from outside. i just kind of let it be known five words or less. if you direct me, it is five words or less. you are a writer in director pick the right words. that just forces them to come in and go, maybe with more anger? ok, all right. john: movies, preference? are you john back to the state? jeff: i go back to the stage because it is the ultimate testing ground. remember on " terms of endearment," i was the last went on to set to meet jack nicholson. he goes, what have you done? i say, i have done some broadway. he says, this is zimbabwe, this is the pro game. you walk away offended and then you go no. when the close-up is on you and it's the big speech and you have one take, how much money is rolling? you half to hit it. because the critics one year from now are not going to care if it was 4:30 in the morning, they care if you hit it. it is the same thing with that northwestern speech. >> there is no evidence to support the stateme

. >>> happening now in the "newsroom," they broke out.tured killer david sweat telling investigators he master minded the escape. and a dry run. plus -- >> cnn, so they do a poll. it's a nice poll. they had me second. it's hard to believe i'm second to bush. >> trump on the stump in new hampshire and on fire in cnn's new poll. but is the rest of the gop taking the donald seriously? >>> also -- cheering team usa all the way to the world cup finals. the women's team takes down germany germany. now they're just one win away from that big trophy. let's talk live in the cnn noom. >>> i'm pamela brown in for carol costello. thank you so much for joining me today. we begin this hour in south carolina. that's where the fbi and the atf are on site investigating yet another fire at a traditionally black church. the mt. zion ame church the sixth black church to have burned in recent weeks. the fbi has not linked any of the fires. and there were reports of lightning in that area around the time of the fire. but one community member says the church be

live in the cnn "newsroom." . >>> and good morning. i'm carol costello. we begin with stunning new video capturing the world's most powerful drug lord breaking free from a mexico prison. these are the final moments behind bars for joaquin "el chapo" guzman. he emerges from the shower walks over to his bed. seconds later after changing his shoes. he gets back up. goes back into the shower area and disappears for good. he escaped through a complex mile-long tunnel equipped with the ventilation system lighting and a motorcycle. all of this as lomplt sources reveal to cnn federal agents warned mexico that a planned escape might be in the works after "el chapo" was locked up last year. let's bring in cnn's polo sandoval on the ground in mexico where that brazen escape took place. good morning. >> reporter: hey, carol. good morning. the release of that video by the mexican government truly surprising so many people here. many people did not expect the release of that key piece of evidence here as that video does show the remarkable escape. plus it's also the la

this is "cnn newsroom." good day to you and welcome to our viewers here in the united states and arnoldound the world. we begin this hour in kenya. the u.s. president, barack obama, just spoke at the global entrepreneurship summit in nairobi last hour. this is his first visit to kenya as president. he told the crowd in nairobi that entrepreneurship is the spark of prosperity and he is encouraging kenyans to seize it. he spoke of other reasons, too, why he is visiting the african nation. listen. >> we wanted to come here. i wanted to be here because africa is on the move. africa's one of the fastest growing regions in the world. [ applause ] people are being lifted out of poverty. incomes are up. the middle class is growing. and young people like you are harnessing technology to change the way africa is doing business as president kenyatta alluded to. and that creates incredible opportunities for africans and for the world. >> cnn's nima al bagelbagir is in nairobi with more. >> reporter: this is, of course t

this is cnn newsroom. >> good day to you. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. we begin this hour in the u.s. state of south carolina. history is being made there. lawmakers decided that the confederate flag on the state house grounds will now be coming down. that flag will be removed in just about nine hours time. then moved to the state's relic room. on thursday, something many people thought they would never see in their lifetime the state's governor nikki haley signed the bill until to law that authorized that flag's removal. >> we heard about the true honor of heritage and tradition. we heard about the true pain that many had felt. and we took the time to understand it. i saw passions get hot. i saw passions get low. but i saw commitment never ending. >> right. >> and so what we saw was another action. and that action is that the confederate flag is coming off the grounds of the south carolina state house. [ applause ] >> the confederate flag is seen by many as a reminder

let's talk in the cnn "newsroom." good morning everyone. happy friday. poppy harlow in for my friend carol costello. this morning we begin with this millions of americans are waking up to a long holiday weekend. but they know there will be no rest for the nation's law enforcement. iconic landmarks in new york and washington, first responders are on alert. the possibility of a home grown attack potentially inspired by isis hangs like a cloud over this year's fourth of july celebration. the concerns even rippling overseas. a british air base in eastern england cancelling its fourth of july festivities. obviously you look at new york city penn station, all the people heading out of town. i assume you've got a lot of police in uniform and also plain clothed officers there. >> yes. a heavy law enforcement presence here at penn station. tens of millions of americans set to travel this weekend. places like penn station are getting extra attention for law enforcement. they're aiming to make sure that everyone has a safe and secure fourth of july. >> they're reac

in the newsroom. >> thank you. in san jose police are concern about rising violence after another homicide this morning. >> this took place a block away from a positive particular hang out for kids. our reporter joins us from the scene. matt? >> this is the two story chuck e. cheese. it is prominent. can you see as i turn the photographer around at the tully road exit around this corner here is fontaine road. police just opened the road. the crime scene is around the bend. they were investigating the 13th homicide of the year in san jose. a van crashed in front of the social security administration building on phone stain road in san jose just before 2:30 this morning. police arrived they found a man in the driver's seat with at least a gun hot wound. he was taken to the hospital. he died. officers canvassed the area for evidence. they questioned people staying at two hotels near. >> they told me to get up and talk to them. that is what i did. >> this homicide is the fifth in san jose in three weeks. because of inc

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"newsroom" starts now. >>> happening now on the "newsroom," bloviating side show. >> he's not a war hero. he is a war hero because he was captured. >> g.i. joke. >> what he said about john i think was offensive. he's becoming a jackass. >> a lot of names for trump and this morning a new one, front runner. what would he actually do as president? we drill down on his policy. >>> also new details about the chattanooga gunman's troubled history and his feelings about isis. >> what did he say? >> that it was a stupid group and it was completely against islam. >> so what inspired the rampage that left five service members dead? his writings may offer some insight. >>> plus what happened to sandra bland, the young woman who died in her texas jail cell? >> there is something more here than what was initially reported. >> what clues could there be in this jail surveillance video? let's talk live in the cnn "newsroom." >>> good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. donald trump sits atop a real estate empire. the des moines register the largest newspaper in a critical cauc

book at tripadvisor. >>> welcome back to cnn newsroom.e continue to follow breaking news out of tennessee. if you are just joining us this is where a lone gunman launched an assault on two military facilities. four marines were killed and three wounded. the shooter was shot and killed by local police. the gunman is identified as 24-year-old mohammad youssuf abdulazeez. law enforcement officials tell cnn he was born in kuwait and had jordanian citizenship but was a naturalized u.s. citizen. friends say he visited the middle east several years ago, but officials say his name has never appeared on any terror watch list and found nothing to tie him to an a international terrorist organization. we have heard from a lot of people who knew the gunman including a former classmate who told our am ra walker that she would have never expected him to do something like that. >> he always, always had a smile on his face. he just -- he never seemed like the type of kid who would do something this heinous. >> it is incredible. popular, witty, all-america

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in the newsroom, lisa chan, kpix 5. >>> thank you. all this heavy rain has been falling during what is normally the driest month of the year. it's coming from a tropical storm. a driver who came upon the collapsed freeway got a close up view of the aftermath and posted video on instagram. pretty incredible. it provides another angle of that pickup truck dangling over the roadway below. crews needed about two hours to safely pull the driver out of the truck. he was taken to a hospital in palm springs with moderate injuries. >>> all right to liza now. >> it's all in the tri-valley. these problems begins early this morning an asphalt truck right at a construction zone began experiencing mechanical problems, they had to order a new asphalt truck. now southbound 680 just before 580. they're waiting for that asphalt to set very long delays. they hope to have all this cleared up by 7:00 this morning. so about an hour from now. in the meantime, southbound 680 which normally isn't too bad at this hour because of this closure, southbound 680 is

for now reporting live in the newsroom, suzanne kennedy. back to you. leon: you got it. still ahead here on "abc7 news at 6:00" -- new revelations after deadly shooting in chattanooga. what we are learning about the alleged shooter by the investigation is now spanning the globe. maureen: plus maryland affordable care act website was plagued by glitches when it launched. how much the contractor is being forced to pay up. leon: do you have a question for an attorney? group of them are standing by in newsroom taking your calls. the number on the screen 703-236-9220. you can call anytime before 6:30. announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 6:00". on your side. leon: terrorism may have been the motive for the deadly shooting from chattanooga last week. that is what the investigators are now saying looking at the evidence and writings by accused gunman mohammad abdulazeez. his uncle is in custody in jordan. several other relatives are questioned in the country. no word now on charges at this time. abdulazeez spent several months in jordan. family friends said the goal was to

thanks for being with us, this is "cnn newsroom." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> the u.s. military is claiming a victory in the fight against terrorism announcing it killed a terrorist leader in syria. his name is muhsin al fadhli. pentagon correspondent barbara starr reports. >> reporter: the pentagon announcing that muhsin al fadhli was killed by a u.s. drone strike on july 8th while he was riding in a vehicle west of aleppo. this had been somebody the u.s. had been looking for a very long time. the khorasan group said to be having the aspiration, the desire to launch external attacks against the united states al fadhli a long time operative of khorasan. it is said that he is one of the few al qaeda operatives who had advance word of the 9/11 attacks and in 2002 he was involved in terrorist attack planning against u.s. marines in kuwait and a french cargo ship. this is someone that they were looking for. what is most intriguing, this is what the pentagon calls a targeted strike. they knew when day launched that missile off a drone over northern syria that he was in the v

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. >> we'll have much more straight ahead in the newsroom. it all starts right now. >>> happening now in the newsroom new today, national poll showing donald trump firmly on top of the republican presidential field. >> i'm not that surprised because i see the kind of a crowd we get. we're getting the biggest crowds and by far the biggest ovations. these are great people and they want to see this country turned around. >> we'll break down the numbers. >>> rick perry says let us take our guns to the movies. >> these concepts of gun-free zones are a bad idea. >>> and lost at sea. >> they're on the boat as much as they possibly can. >> two 14-year-old boys go missing off the coast of florida in a 19-foot fishing boat. newsroom starts now. >>> hello, again, thanks so much for joining me. on update on the ongoing intensified search for those 14 kbreerld boys who have been missing now for a couple of days. we judge just learned the u.s. coast guard says they have indeed found the boat of the two teenagers fishing off the florida coast. we know that

this is "cnn newsroom." >>> now in less than an hour fifa's executive committee is set to meet with a crucial agenda to set a date for the election of the next president. the current president sepp blatter announced his attention to resign days after the release of a massive corruption investigation. amanda davis has more details. what can you tell us about the date being selected for this congress to pick a new leaders amid corruption allegations? >> reporter: hi, errol, this is a day that will another step closer to sepp blatter's departure. the dates of the election should be decided here at fifa house. with about just an hour left to go before the start of the extraordinary committee meeting, we haven't seen anybody of note yet. there is an alternative entrance here to fifa house and we get the impression that the top level executives who will make the decision as to when the congress meeting will take place, we get the impression they are going through the backdoor and don't want to speak to us at the media. sepp blatter held a meeting with the confederation heads on sunday where

the wall of existence between newsrooms and advertising. not a newsrooms and technology. not newsrooms and circulation. not newsrooms and promotion. that has always been the case. jack: talking about audience development, what new forums lie ahead? i would be interested in your experiments with instant articles on facebook and apple's new news app. dean: what kind of stories are we doing? jack: i can make a complicated question. [laughter] risking a lot when you give these articles out for free. dean: here to me is the risk. i keep going back to wanting to be read. the biggest risk is not the goal where your readers are area the biggest risk is to not to go to places where there are millions and millions of people who want to read. the biggest risk is to stay out of that world. that is why we felt we had to experiment with people like facebook and apple. jack: if the experiment is not making any money? arthur: that is not the case. if you do not risk knowing you will not fail, you will fail automatically. you know the famous case. umm -- what was the? i am blessed without

this is "cnn newsroom." >>> we begin with breaking news in the united states. former president george h.w. bush is in hospital at this hour after suffering a neck injury. >> his spokesman says mr. bush quote, fell at home in maine today and broke a bone in his neck. his condition is stable. he is fine and he will be in a neck brace. the 41st president of the u.s. is not expected to stay in the hospital along time. the injury is not considered life threatening and we will of course keep you updated with any new information that comes into us. >>> now the obama administration's hard sell on the iranian nuclear deal is underway. president barack obama defended the agreement point by point at a news conference on wednesday. >> jim acosta reports the president's main goal is to prevent tehran from building a nuclear bomb. >> reporter: sounding salespeoplely confident, president obama brush aid side all the critics of the nuclear deal in iran. >> i think if congress does that then in fact based on the facts, the majority of congress should approve of this deal. but,

next on "cnn newsroom" we're looking at u.s.l 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 alth

let's turnover to the "newsroom." >> "newsroom" starts now. happening now in the newsroom cosby and quaaludes. >> complete validation across the board from all of us complete validation. >> a bombshell admission revealed in the middle of the ongoing sexual assault scandal. she meets me backstage, he says. i give her quaaludes. we then have sex. what newly released documents are telling us about those drugs and what cosby says he wanted to do with them. >>> also the confederate flag has been flying at south carolina's state capital since 1961. now, it could be hours from coming down. but will lawmakers vote to remove it? >>> plus shocking video, another football player gets violent off the field. and it's all caught on camera. what his lawyer is saying about the incident. let's talk in the cnn "newsroom." >>> good morning and thanks for being here. i'm ana cabrera in for carol costello. we are following several big stories this morning. the deadline extended yet again in the iran nuclear talks. they now have ood fridayuntil friday. >>> plus gre

. >>> time for newsroom with carol costello. >> hi. thank you so much. "newsroom" starts now. >>> happening now a now or never moment for an iran nuclear deal. now negotiators are poring over the fine print as today's deadline ticks closer. the congress says the fight ain't over yet. >> what a deal looks like is incredibly important. i think it's going to be a hard sell for the administration. >> also the most powerful drug kingpin on the planet busts out of prison. >> this particular prison is considered to be the most secure prison in mexico. >> how did he get out? did he have help? and how america is helping track him down. >>> plus she may be the best of all time. >> this is a greatest platform for a female athlete. >> why are strong women still taboo on the tennis court and beyond? i'll ask olympics cover girl amanda benson. let's talk live in the cnn news room. good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you for joining me this morning. we're on the brink of two major agreements. one that could impact your bottom line and the other that could shape ame

this is "cnn newsroom." i'm max foster. >> i'm rosemary church.outh carolina lawmakers have voted to remove a confederate flag from capitol grounds after more than 12 hours of debate. the measure will now go to governor nikki haley who says she will sign it into law. the momentum to take down the flag came in the week of a racist shooting at a black church that killed nine people. >> china's announced another round of measures to halt the market slide and it appears they had an effect. the market is in positive territory today. interest rates were cut to a record low and brokerages plan to buy billions worth of stock. >>> transport in london is reporting more commuters than usual are flooding the roads because of a tube strike. tfl added 200 buses to help millions of people get around until trains start running again tomorrow morning. >>> just hours from now, former fifa vice president jack warner is expected in court for an extradition hearing. the united states requested his transfer from trinidad and tobago. >> he was charged with wire fraud, m

i'm natalie allen and you are watching "cnn newsroom." and we begin again this hour in greece where the government has failed to make that $1.7 billion payment to the international monetary fund. the banks are closed but that is not stopping greeks from lining up outside. look at this scene. they are trying to get their money. these pictures are from just a short time ago in athens. european creditors have refused to extend greece's current bailout but they will start discussing a new plan when day meet in just a few hours. cnn's emerging markets editor joins us in a moment from abu dhabi but we begin in athens with cnn's isa soares and that is certainly not a good scene there outside that bank. and what a feeling for people who want to get their money and told they can't. >> reporter: yeah highly frustrated i'm sure a lot of the pensioners. they were told they were going to get paid on monday and then they heard it would be tuesday and now they are being told it would be today. initially it was 60 euros and now they are told it will be 1

>> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. >> grant: a.c. patrol vehicle that it was hit her in this area right here. both directions of 580 are shut down. suffering a head injury is being transported to the local hospital by helicopter. they have to land the chopper in one of the directions of traffic. it is unclear as to what has happened but both directions of 580 are closed poor we do not know how long they will be closed to rid --we do not know how long it will be closed. >> grant: tough day for officers. both directions of 580 enrichment are shut down at marina bay parkway. we will continue to follow the breaking news. >> grant: catherine? >> catherine: martin martinez , the prime suspect in the murder of his mother, former girlfriend and three children is just hours away from being booked in modesto for *another* murder. >> catherine: that of his former girlfriend's 2 year old son. >> catherine: tonight, kron 4 news has obtained the arrest warrant in that case. kron 4's dan kerman has details. >> reporter:the head injury that led to t

terry mcsweeney joins us in the san francisco newsroom. no more secrets for a lot of soldiers. >> reporter: yes and good news for a former marine. sasha booker served from 1984 to '88, a lance corporal a sniper looking like a man all the while, desperately hiding her secret. >> we are looking for a few few good men. >> this commercial were the 1980s inspired many to join the marines. sasha booker is one of those few good men with jen-- this former scout sniper who could hit a target from. >> about a thousand yards. >> would have reupped and had no reaction from her fellow marines if they had changed the policies while she was serving. >> we do not discriminate, this is our policy and that will shift everything. >> transgender troops will serve, they will serve honorably and openly. >> we know from social science data that 15,500 transgender service members are in the military today but they are at risk of being fired just for saying who they are. >> reporter: on the streets of almeida tonight this react to the plan to allow transgender peo

let's talk live in the cnn "newsroom." >>> and good morning. i'm carol costello.hank you so much for joining me. at any moment we'll get a new glimpse of confessed mass murderer dylann roof. the 21-year-old is due in court for last month's rampage that killed nine worshippers inside an african-american church. it was a cowardly act by a hate-filled young man that reverberates today. that image ignited a new national debate over the confederate flag and promptedcontroversial symbol from its capitol grounds. president obama at the funeral said it was time for a national discussion. >> we do not know whether the killer of reverend pinckney and eight others knew all of this history history, but he surely sensed the meaning of his violent act. it was an act that drew on a long history of bombs and arson and shots fired at churches. not random but as a means of control. a way to terrorize and oppress. >> cnn's alina machado sets the stage for this hour's proceedings. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, carol. dylann roof is expected to be in court for this hearing.

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now in the newsroom he's done it again. one of the most notorious drug kingpins in the world on the run after escaping from a mexican prison a second time. the jaw-dropping details on how the cartel leader known as "el chapo" got out. >>> then donald trump triples down with another plan to tackle illegal immigration. >> so i had an idea. i think it's good. every time mexico really intelligently sends people over we charge mexico $100,000 for every person they send over. >> one republican rival says it's time for the party to reject trump, or the party's candidates will lose. we break it down with our political panel. >>> plus a car caught on camera driving in reverse on a winding l.a. road. the question who's behind the wheel. you're live in the cnn newsroom. >>> hello again, everyone and thanks for joining me. i'm fredricka whitfield. one of the world's most dangerous and powerful drug kingpins the subject of a massive manhunt right now. joaquin guzman better known as "el chapo" escaped from a maximum security federal pris

let's talk live in the "cnn newsroom." and good morning. i'm carol costello.hank you so much for joining me. caught in the act, new surveillance video capturing the moment one of the most notorious druglords breaks free from prison. you'll see joaquin "el chapo" guzman there eventually get off the bed and walk to the shower. you see him there. and then he disappears from view. and i believe he comes back and he changes his shoe. but once he goes back to the shower he disappears for good despite being caught on camera. el chapo is still on the loose. authorities say he used this mile-long tunnel equipped with a motorcycle to escape. a law enforcement source telling cnn, federal agents warned mexico about a possible escape plan. mexico denies those claims. let's bring in cnn's polo sandoval. he's in mexico where that brazen escape took place. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this information coming from the mexican government overnight. the images released showing the exact moment of joaquin "el chapo" guzman's escape. this is a critical piece of evidenc

. >> we have so much more straight ahead in the newsroom. it all starts right now. >>> happening now in the newsroom -- bill cosby, according to a scathing "new york times" report admits in a deposition to pursuing younger women. >> this is not just an interview, this is something that he said knowing he had to tell the truth. >> details on the court documents describing his sexual pursuits the drugs, and how he tried to keep it all under wraps from his wife. plus donald trump not dropping out and not backing down. >> i'm certainly not pulling out. i'm leading in many states. >> trump tweeting today it's senator john mccain who should apologize. and new details revealing the gunman who opened fire on a tennessee military recruiting center may have been suffering from depression. his family saying today he was not the son they knew and loved. newsroom starts now. >> hello again. thanks so much for joining me. i'm fredricka whitfield. bill cosby's publicist told cnn no comment in regards to what some believe are startsling revelations from cos

live in the newsroom. sergio quinana, abc 7 news. >> thank you sergio. new, the search for shooter at scenic area in the east bay. two men shot near keller beach park in the port richmond neighborhood. officers used dogs and walked the shoreline looking for evidence. we're told they picked up shell casings. both men expected okay. >> turning to the weather. a live look for you outside. it is clear right now. but a storm is heading our way. we are going to head to abc 7 news meteorologist. first check on weather. drew. >> katie. picture perfect start to the weeken. lots of sunshine in the bay area. record setting day in southern california. thanks to what was tropical storm delores. bringing lots of rain. la. picked up .6 inch of rain today alone. to put that in perspective the month of july. l.a. picks up .03. north of river side. picks up two inches. and the wider picture in southern california. shows you that moisture. in the early afternoon. really falling apart at this hour. you know showers are now de

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this is "cnn newsroom." i'm max foster. >> i'm rosemary church. number of european cities are buzzing with activity today as greece works on a new bailout plan to deal with its debt crisis. the euro group president is in berlin to meet with german lawmakers and in strasburg, france the european parliament is expecting to hear from greek prime minister alexis tsipras. >>> china stocks plunged again on wednesday. the securities regulator says there is a mood of panic in the market. china's stocks have lost trillions of dollars. >>> the negotiations over iran's nuclear program have been extended to friday. one of the key sticking points now, an iranian demand that the u.n. lift its arms embargo. still the u.s. state department says there has been substantial progress in every area. >>> eurozone leaders say that greece has until sunday to agree on a new bailout plan but there is nothing on the the table. a meeting ended without any long term proposals from greece. >> prime minister alexis tsipras says he will have something by the end of the week. jea