gilliam continues today to advocate for diversity in our nation's newsrooms a fair, equitable coverage of communities of color so that all sides of the stories are shared. she is known for [inaudible]. it trailblazer, author of the 1976 biography, paul roberson: all-american has given us a beautifully written memoir on turbulent decades of america struggle with race and equity and civil rights. on one individual struggle to overcome and achieve as both an african-american and woman working in mainstream media. an opportunity which might generation admittedly takes for granted. we are in for a treat, not the least reason of which is with our author is interviewed by public radio wb easy, anger and host, jennifer white. she is host of the live morning talk show in the warning shift. when ms. white took over the host chair in january from 30 year veteran tony israel smith managing director for programming and audience development said the morning shift is vital to chicago daily news conversation and to fostering thoughtful public discourse that connects chicago to each other and the most

what do you think newsrooms should be doing? >> the no notoriety movement, there is a contagion effect, making these people celebrities is a bad idea which is a why a lot of networks now -- recent shootings that i don't know who perpetrated them and that's never happened to me. i've covered this six years. and i also was a follower of these horrific events before i started covering them. i can't remember a shooting where i don't remember the perpetrator. that hasn't happened. that was a movement started by the mother of an aur ora victim. if you do a google shoot search for a shooting, the shooter's face comes up, the victims very rarely. >> in el paso, we need to know it was a white guy, who he was, where he came from. we need to know things about the suspect, the family, et cetera. don't we? >> i think so. we're always looking for a place where how could this have been stopped? that's where those conversations are very useful. where in this trajectory toward tragedy could somebody have intervened? that's the reason there's a f

you're watching cnn newsroom live from atlanta. i'm george howell with the headlines we're following for you. the leaders in the u.s. and the u.k. met sunday morning on the sidelines of the g7 summit, that's taking place in southern france. brexit, that issue looms large over this year's summit. president trump called the british prime minister the right man for the job, to man to lead the u.k. out of the european union. >>> israel has launched air strikes on, quote, killer drones. they say hostile targets were intercepted in the skies above damascus. >>> in hong kong, pro-democracy supporters of the police holding different rallies in the city. this comes one day after authorities clashed with the democracy movement. the leaders there, ending a week of relative calm. >>> an 8-year-old girl has become one of the latest victims of gun violence in the united states. she was shot and killed at a high school event. authorities were clearing crudcs in the area. a few hours later, another alarming scene in the same city. the video shows

you are watching "cnn newsroom" live from atlanta. i'm george howell with the headlines we're following for you. the trade war between the united states and china escalated sharply on friday. both sides announcing higher tariffs on each other's imports and the markets as you see responded poorly. the back and forth immediately sparked a selloff on wall street, the dow dropping more than 600 points. >>> a change in tone from the president of brazil. now calling in the military to fight the fires consuming the amazon rainforest. the country's environmental agency is also hiring hundreds of temporary firefighters to help out. this comes at president jair bolsonaro faces mounting international pressure from european leaders. >>> north korea has fired off two more projectiles. they were short range ballistic missiles fired 15 minutes apart. south korea says they flew around 235 miles or about 380 kilometers toward the waters between the korean peninsula and japan. this is north korea's fifth launch this month. >>> leaders of the g7 countri

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tonight on kqed newsroom as de lymass shootings gripped the nation we hear from a military veteran e whoscommunity was attacked and ride sharing as a popularmode of transportation. plus, at this music celebration festival checking out this eclectic upli >>> hello and welcome to kqed newsroom. gi we our show with the deadly mass shootings in california, ohio and texas. >> america spent the week in s morningthese shootings cleaned 31 knives, lives. there was a shooting at the garlic festival earlier and the fbi has opened a domestic terrorism investigation saying that in each casthe alleged gunman had explored violent ideoogies. thomas before he opened fire at the walmart the el paso gunman posted a manifesto warning of an hispanic invasion of tes. join me for the perspective on these attacks. a military veter healing from one of these communities. this retired marine and gilroy native, richard ruiz. welcome. i saw a tape of you speaking in gilroy at the vigil tonight after the shooting at the garlic festival. i remember you asking your neighboif they treat people different from them w

"newsroom" starts right now. >> good to have you with us. financial forecasters in the united states warn there is an economic storm brewing but u.s. president donald trump insists the weather is fine. analysts are raising red flags on a possible recession, but donald trump and his top advisers are downplaying their warnings. >> deny, deny, deny. that's despite a volatile week in global markets and growing concerns about a trade war with china. our kristen holmes starts the reporting for us. >> reporter: president trump certainly had a lot to say as he was leaving new jersey heading back to the white house. he stopped and talked to reporters for about 30 minutes on a wide variety of topics. but it was clear that the economy was really top of mind for him. he came out there saying that he didn't believe these economists who were saying there might be a recession. that he believed the u.s. was one of the strongest economies in the world. he actually talked about how other economies were not as strong as the u.s., particularly china. take a lis

as new developments come into our newsroom. >>a rape victim who uncovered thousands of untested rape kits is taking her case against the san francisco police department to the us supreme court. our personalized hernia spoke with the victim and her attorney. >>and you're outside of the lgbtq center on market street san francisco. we're a little earlier rape victim and activists heather marlow and her attorney were speaking to the media about a petition that they filed with the us supreme court we're getting a lawsuit against the san francisco police department marlow says the shoes atabay to breakers a years ago where a stranger gave her a drink that she says was drugged she was drugged and then subsequently rate mission reported that read with the san francisco police department. they told her that her kit was tested, but that they didn't have the results because of a backlog at the lab. eventually found out that her kit was never tested an faa not the law doesn't even backed up instead. the police department never even center

you are live in the cnn newsroom. i'm ana cabrera.aking news in portland where the city is on edge that worries that an afternoon of demonstrations could turn violent. you're looking at live images right now where you see people gathered, groups that are, treatmentist groups in many cases are expected to be there led by counter-protesters and that includes the far-left groupagroup antifa. president trump sent this, major consideration is being given to name antifa an organization of terror. portland is being watched very closely. hopfully the mayor will be able to properly do his job. our sara sidner, fill us in on the latest. >> a very different scene. i'll walk along with you on the riverside because basically the crowd i just got done speaking to, one of the chairman of the proud boys enrique terio said they're leaving and indeed we heard them rounding people up and there were 200, up to 200 people from far-right or right-wing groups or supporters of the president here and their idea was to engage the left. mostly, they are trying

you're live in cnn newsroom. thanks for being here. hurricane emergency, a massive storm churning toward the east coast right now and taking direct aim at the northern most islands of the caribbean, hurricane dorian, a category 4 with winds near 150-mile-per-hour. that's not far from cat 5 status. people in south and central florida wisely making the supermarket runs even though the storm shift the east, making a direct hit there less likely. still they are keeping up the guard and watching the hurricane's every move knowing it could change direction again. and this is just due east from orlando. you can see the beaches desserted. let's get to chad myers in the weather center. before the storm reaches the united states it's going to hit the bahamas. show us where and what people there are about to go through. >> it's going to hit the bahamas over and over and over. and i'm glad you pointed that out. because i made a special map to point out what we are specking from the storm now. what the european model and the american model are pret

you are watching "cnn newsroom" live from atlanta. i'm george howell with the headlines we're following for you. the republican congressman john ratcliffe is no longer president trump's choice to become director of national intelligence. ratcliffe withdrew from consideration following news that cast doubt on the truthfulness of his resume. it became clear to the white house in recent days that ratcliffe's senate confirmation would be an uphill battle. >>> talk of impeachment is getting louder on capitol hill. take a look at this, a majority of democrats in the house of representatives, 118 so far, have come out in favor of opening a formal inquiry for impeachment. that is up significantly since the mueller report was released. it laid out numerous cases of possible obstruction of justice by the trump white house. >>> it is the ninth straight weekend of major demonstrations in hong kong, this live image of the demonstrations right now at 4:30 p.m. in the city. thousands of people coming together in one of the city's most crowded sgrikt

neutrogena® ♪ >>> welcome back to "cnn newsroom." i'm george howell.h, thousands of rohingya refugees are stilling in makeshift tents there. myanmar's officials visited the squalid tents to discuss plans with leaders. rohingya refugees pled to bangladesh. the rohingya also want to be recognized as an ethnic group and the right to full citizenship. >> we are trying to explain to them, what are the possibility of citizenship. so, according to the law, they may not be entitled to the full-fledged citizenship. but they are entitled to nationalized citizen shi. a eventually, their sons and daughters and grand sorries and granddaughters will be invited to full-fledged citizenship. >> rohingya leaders say they refused that offer to back with a national identification card which means they're less than full citizens of their home country. >> translator: but they are they don't accept that we are citizens of our country. we want our citizenship card. we will not accept the mbc residence card. we are the indigenous rohingya. we do not accept his paper. we don't

>>kron four's dan kerman live for us in the newsroom with more dan. well they've developed a weather awareness page we should make sure that you know this is not in case there is a fire that's not what these public safety shot officer about this is to prevent anything like a power pole or some wire from coming down and starting a fire it's in advance of a fire. >>this is pg e's weather awareness web page. the utility says it launched the page to better prepare customers in the wake their power will be shut off due to wildfire threats. the page has a daily forecast in a seven-day grid showing the potential for a power shut off and anyone of pg e's 9 zones. bay area counties are located in zones, 3, 4, this week, the chart shows shut offs are not expected in any of the 9 zones, but depending on conditions, certain zones cou have 3 other designations elevated meaning a period of gusty winds dry conditions in the heightened risks is being monitored for a potential power shut off the next level is a public safety por shutoff watch. this is when there's a r

he's live in the midwest newsroom. mike? >> this is the first time we got a time line to what happened at that point of separation. we know that the gunman went in to the oregon district with his sister. they drove in their parent's car. the third person that is only known as an associate or an accomplice. went into that bar called blind bob's, which is across the street from ned pepper's in the heart of where this massacre took place. they separated. he went to ned pepper's by himself for a little while. that's what we learned from chief biel from the dayton p.d. he went to the car, spent some time at the car presumably gearing up. he changes attire. you have to fill in the blink that he put on the body armor. we know the gun he carried was capable of holding 100 rounds at the time due to the special drum-type magazine that it had.

trace gallagher and the west coast newsroom. we do have more on epstein coming up later in the program including a new revelation aboue the creepiest painting found in this guy's new mexico's's ranch and, i mean creepy. now we turn our attention to the democratic party, there are lies in the media mob, nothing but an extension of the press office of the dnc. remember first it was russia, stormy, then it was impeach, racist, racist, racist, while the hysteria shifted, the goal remain unchanged. smear, slander, this merge, destroy, bludgeon the trump presidencyes. unfortunately for them, all the previous narratives ended in failure, they are trying something new and telling us what they are doing led by "the new york times." after first dedicating their entire newsroom as they say to the conspiracy and hoax, now "the new york times" is shifting their efforts to paint trump and everyone in his orbit, every republican, every conservative as a racist. this is not a revolutionary concept, i have chronicled on this program every two an

"cnn newsroom" starts right now. >>> hello and thanks for joining me. i'm ana cabrera in for brooke baldw baldwin. after a g-7 summit dominated by uncertainty, ambiguity, and little productivity, president trump and the first lady are now on their way back to the u.s. but before leaving france, the president held a lengthy, somewhat meandering press conference, where he addressed a range of topics, including russia, iran sanctions, the environment, brexit. the possibility of next year's summit being held at the president's golf course in miami. and after markets were confounded by the president's whiplash signals on chinese

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well, one because of the sentiment of reporters within their newsroom. and, two, and he had a quote, he said, you know, well, the problem was our readers who really want trump gone, they saw the results of the mueller report and thought, oh, plantty blank. now we need to change focus and we're moving on to trump is a racist. it was incredible. >> the other quote, he says here, this is the executive editor of "the new york times." he says, we built our newsroom to cover one story and we did it truly well. first of all, there's so much wrong with that. first of all, you build the newsroom to cover a story because it turns out to be totally false? >> well, exactly. newsrooms are meant to report the news, okay? you never know what the news is going to be. it comes as it comes. and, again, you can have a particular focus, but your goal is to be to report the latest things that came out. not to presuppose donald trump was colluding with the russians or obstructing justice, which is, of course, their mission. and then as you say, totally embarrassing, how can y

. >> you're live in the cnn newsroom, i'm ana cabrera in new york. breaking news, an active shooter, in east texas, one person, possibly more than one are shooting at people from a moving vehicle, and we are being told there are casualties, many people shot. a lot of information coming in to cnn. polo sa po polo sandoval is with us now. >> this is happening in texas, the odessa area, the police department taking to their facebook page to send out a wide warning to everybody in and around the that interstate region to basically seek shelter according to this post that was published about maybe 38 minutes ago, the odessa police department confirms that at least one suspect, possibly two were driving around the renal there randomly shooting at individuals. they are reporting multiple victims. our colleague hearing ten confirmed injuries that number could potentially make it to at least 20, based on what we're hearing from authorities there on the ground. and among the injured, one dead. we also understand a state trooper is among the injured, however we

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i'm natalie allen and this is cnn newsroom. our top story, u.s. president trump is slamming a democratic congresswoman for rejecting israel's offer to travel to the west bank. earlier representatives ilhan omar and talib were banned from visiting. then israel vowed to give permission to his verdict grandmother in the west bank. she declined. that prompted president trump to fire off this tweet. the only real winner is her grandmother. she doesn't have to see her now. it comes at a time of increasing volatility and financial markets. that's because the u.s. bond market this week flashed a warning signal that the american economy could be headed into a recession. not welcome news at the trump white house where the talib controversy has largely overshadowed wall street's woes. here's kaitlyn collins. >> reporter: the congresswoman is rejegting israel's office to visit her family on the west bank. an offer that came with conditions one day after the country denied her and congresswoman ilhan omar entry at president trump's urging. visiting my grand mo

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>>> welcome back to "cnn newsroom."nepal want strict new rules to govern who gets to climb mt. everest. their aim is to prevent needless deaths by keeping inexperienced climbers and tour companies off the world's highest peak. bianca nobilo has details. >> reporter: images from may of the crowded mountain path, scores of clirmbers all clamorig to reach the highest peak. there were fatal traffic jams like these. and now nepal wants to keep it from happening again by changing who is allowed to scale the tallest peak on earth. officials are formally proposing a series of restrictions on would-be climbers and tour companies leading expeditions. it is an effort to deter inexperience hikers and guides which experts told cnn at base camp in may contributed to the deaths and bottlenecks this season. >> they are super slow, they didn't have being technique about the mountains. looks like they have never been on the mountains. >> reporter: now many veteran climbers welcome a possible change in the lack of oversight and regulation

hello and welcome to "kqed newsroom." i'm marisa lagos. we bur show with the democratic debates. 20 democratic candidates took the debatstage in detroit over two nights, sparring over healthcare, immigration, and race. on the first night, us senators bernie sanders and elizabeth warren faced off against more moderate candidates over their plans to remake the american healthce system. and on night two, us senator kamala harris and former vice president joe biden found themselves on the defensive. but with six months until the iowa caucuses, it's unclear whether the debates changed the dynamic in the crowded field. joininme now to discuss this are the president of democracin color and founder of she the people, aimee allison, and joinngg us via phone from loses, la times staff reporter tyrone beason. thanks t of you. beason: you're welcome. lagos: so, tyrone, i want to start with you. you've been in michigan. we've now seen two rounds of debates, 20 candidates. where do you thinkgs stand w after this most recent round? beason: i think more u

the -- newsrooms. the american people synthesize it. but apparently we are too stupid to do it. pete: they act like they are smarter but they are not. mark: i don't think so. i think the pressure all goes one way. i talk about an old-time reporter for the "washington post" called thomas edson. he wrote a piece, he said let's stop pretend. i'm liberal. the news is liberal. let's gift. we are better reporters. can you name any good conservative reporters? he says that's good and we need to have the news watched through the progressive agenda. that's the point. why is that? why are news rooms overwhelmingly left one. what is it about that profession that draws. or is the pipeline so controlled by liberals that they are producing more liberals. mark: it reminds me of what happens in clernlings and universities. faculty hiring faculty. it becomes an idea long cal inbred situation. we d -- an ideological inbred situation. you know how tv, fox or my show, we put together montages. they say the same thing. it

trace gallagher has them live from the west coast newsroom. >> we are talking about political affiliations on both sides. religious organizations. the police chief in gilroy saying the exact motive remains unclear and for right now the police chief and his early going in this investigation is pushing back on reports that the shooter was motivated by white supremacist beliefs. listen to what the chief said. watch this. >> include religious institutions, federal buildings, courthouses, political organizations from both major political parties and the gilroy garlic festival. even though the threat appears to have been mitigated by the subjects death, the fbi has a responsibility to notify individuals and organizations of potential threats or acts of violence. we are in the process of notifying those groups. however, we will not be releasing or confirming the names of any specific organizations. >> he is kind of pushing back on this whole idea that this was motivated by white supremacy. that said, shep, police are interviewing santino legan's relatives, associates, scouring his social media fo

>>> you are live in the "cnn newsroom." tonight, we are hearing from one of the biggest names in comedy, david schappelle. some of the biggest names in entertainment came out. telling the crowd, this event was meant to bring awareness to the plague of mass shootings taking place across america. take a listen. >> today, we're going to show the world that nothing will get us down. dayton, ohio, no matter what's going on, no matter how tough these times get, we hold our heads up high because we know where we are from. shout out to kanye west. being here this morning. i got friends that flew in from all over the country. they didn't ask for a dime. they love you. we're not just doing this for our city. we're doing this for every victim of every mass shooting in our country. >> polo, you just spoke with dave. what did he have to say? >> reporter: he said, this is more than just a block party. for many people, he is a comedian, an actor. for many he is a neighbor. he lives outside of the city. the events of that day hit close to

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you are watching cnn newsroom. we appreciate it. >> here are the headlines we are following for you at this hour. the u.s. president attacked a member of congress after she turned down a visit to israel. rashida tlaib said israel's restrictions on her visit were oppressive. >> president trump met with national security advisors discussing the next steps on afghanistan. saying it could trigger a betrayal of the afghan government. >> this is the scene earlier in shenzhen, china. large groups of chinese military vehicles gathered along the border with hong kong and they have been there for several days as the protests in hong kong show no signs of letting up. they are coming together for a restore tranquillity march. the 11th straight weekend of the demonstrations. >> hong kong is no stranger to massive displays of public anger. >> what is fuelling the demand for democracy there? >> this was the umbrella movement, a 2014 prodemocracy push in hong kong, tens of thousands took to the heat but no government concessions w

>> yes, we have this video that just came into the newsroom. we have this crash on tully road, it's a major roadway closed from monterey and 7th. you may wonder why the chp is there. they were involved in a pursuit we're told. and san how apolice and fire involved. and tully road between monterey right here and 7th. just a short section of roadway, but it is critical for some folks. you could head north to alma. traffic very light to you. >>> well, new overnight an apparent shooting under investigation in west contra costa county. on mar posa avenue on california strait. a advance appears to be shot up. a lot of bullet casings, investigators marking those casings, still haven't heard from deputies. some families stood in the street. fire fighters also say that damage could have been worse. >> got all the coats there. >> grace has an evacuation plan in place in case of an emergency. the brush fire put her plan to the test. >> i told the kids to be ready. these are all ready all the time. it's so hot, and then tomorrow it would be like 102. thurs

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cnn newsroom starts now. >>> u.s. president trump accuses a congresswoman of grandstanding in her spat with israel. >>> the u.s. issues a warrant to seize an iranian oil tanker, but gibraltar says the ship is free to go. >>> and in el paso, texas, hundreds show up to mourn a woman they did not know, a victim of this month's walmart shooting. these stories and much more ahead this hour. welcome to our viewers here in the united states and all around the world. i'm natalie allen in atlanta. "cnn newsroom" starts right now. >>> thank you again for joining us. our top story, u.s. president donald trump is slamming a democratic congresswoman for rejecting israel's decision to let her travel to the west bank. representatives ilhan omar and rashida tlaib, the first muslim women elected to the u.s. congress, earlier had been barred by israel from visiting. then israel granted tlaib permission to visit her elderly grandmother in the west bank, but tlaib declined. that prompted president trump to fire off a dig at tlaib. he twe

and you know the newspapers across america are making deep cuts in their newsrooms. but we are lucky at the boston career they've been investing in the newsroom, hiring reporters, trying to broaden the reach is strong journalism can continue to exist. so my hope is that students will come join us for the summer and then stay with us when they graduate so that this could be one more way that something good can come out of a terrible tragedy. so, i've opened the door to questions. i don't want to go on and on and not answer what you would like to know. if i could have one take away i hope that ca it can tell you a e complete story of the story sinca story sincehow many of yot of you probably know the basics of this unless [inaudible] if you have a question can you ask it in the microphone because they are recording and they would like to be able to hear you. one of the stunning things you found iwefound in reporting the. >> i think the most stunning thing for me is the fact that people were not hurting because of the shooting but because of him a lot of other things th

she joins us live now from the newsroom with more taylor. >>of david less was a professional skier in denver and currently owns vertical outerwear all over his instagram page and business page you'll find crazy wild stunts it has some questioning was this just another performance. on tuesday. >>david lynch's plane went down with him in a female passenger inside the 2 are flying alongside friends when less says something went wrong with his plane's engine. >>just lost all power all of a i felt because your fuel. so my first thought was that was something late, it has left his small plane began crashing. >>his friend in the second plane filmed at all less as they made a safe landing with no injuries, floating in the water being stung by jellyfish for about 45 minutes before the coast guard rescued him and his passenger. he also managed to film himself while waiting treading in the water. >>i mean shouldn't videos for every you know everything i've been doing seven-on-seven grades documenting that was was as normal doctor any other any other mo

"cnn newsroom" starts right now. the alleged gunman in last weekend's rampage in el paso, texas apparently confessed at the time of arrest and told police he was targeting mexicans. the new details are contained in the arrest affidavit, a sworn document by police, about the fact of the case. we get more from cnn's brian todd. >> reporter: cnn obtained arrest affidavit of the suspected shooter patrick crusius showing he allegedly told police he was there to target mexicans. cnn spoke to the manager of the walmart. robert evans. he saw the shooter firing at victims in the parking lot. the shooting appeared deliberate. >> he seemed like he knew what he was shooting. he was very defined. he looked very focused. you know, precision on what he was aiming for. it wasn't just a spray of gunfire. these were direct shots. >> reporter: el paso police told cnn the suspect surrendered a couple blocks away from the walmart and getting out of the car and telling the officer he was the shooter. he admitted to using an ak-47 to shoot

joins us from the washington newsroom.mpany, i want to talk about your relationships with some larger companies in a moment. can you tell us about the meeting with some trade officials, i believe on peter navarro's colleagues at the white house today and what was your message to them about personal experience with report property theft? >> absolutely, thanks for having me. we talked with peter navarro about the intellectual property theft from chinese companies. they were interested in a hong, grave star industrial. they went from nothing to being multibillion dollars. they were very have had in that process. connell: how did that work? i read a little bit about it, in the most simple terms, how did they steal? how did they do it? >> sure. there are multiple ways. trade shows, working with actually companies, enticing them because they are very large suppliers to home depot and lowe's. they would say, hey, would you like your product into those stores? you share intellectual property with them, nda, no matter what document

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the "cnn newsroom" starts now. >>> at 5:00 a.m. here on the u.s. east coast, we start with this big monster storm that's headed this way. hurricane dorian, a massive storm that is gaining strength as we speak, headed toward the state of florida. here's the latest update that just came in. dorian is described as an extremely dangerous category 4 storm. right now, it has maximum sustained winds of 140 miles or 220 kilometers per hour. it's still unclear exactly where the storm will make landfall. right now, it is projected to hit another melbourne, florida, on tuesday and go up the coastline. again, let's take a look from space just to see how large the storm is. this is the view from the international space station. dorian is still at least a day away from the bahamas where hurricane warnings and evacuation orders are already in effect. storm intensified very quickly and could even get stronger in the coming hours. here's a look again at the hurricane hunter aircraft. the flight crew said they could really see a difference over the last day. >> we s

in 1979, small networks in the newsroom. [inaudible] c-span is urine culture view to former house lawmakers like salo and jim moran, take part in the forum on the future of regional political reporting and public trust in the media. the discussion was hosted by the regional reporters association and the national press club journalism institute. it's an hour and ten minutes. thank you. >> welcome on behalf of the national press club and the national press club journalism institute we are so happy you are joining us tonight for this program. i'm julie ms. diane executive director of the national journalism institute where we are working to close the gap between journalism and civic engagement. today's program really meets that mission head on. the most important journalism that happens in the city is done by regional reporters. should i say again. the most important journalism that happens in the city is done by regional reporters. [applause] regional reporters are washington washington so that the people of the united states

and that brings us to a brand-new hour of "america's newsroom."smith. >> bill: and i'm bill hemmer. all six officers released from the hospital where the gunman is in custody. massive response from the s.w.a.t. team out there. officers trapped inside the home. here is a glimpse at how chaotic the scene was on the streets of philadelphia. >> fire. police. give me s.w.a.t. asap. long guns asap. >> sandra: philadelphia police commissioner richard ross weighing in on what was going through his mind during that tense standoff. >> i have to admit that i did not think this guy was going to come out alive. we had a more lengthy conversation. some of which ended with his attorney, so it was an unusual circumstance that we took unusual steps. we are about the preservation of life. everyone who was here yesterday played a significant role in bringing this to as positive of our resolution as you can imagine. >> bill: how are you doing, daniel? welcome back. i want to play a little clip of video, responding to how the neighborhood heckled them. i don't know wh

this is just coming into our newsroom. milpitas police just tweeted this out from a scene at the great mall. they're saying police actively at the great mall of the bay area in milpitas officers are currently investigating. please stay clear of the area will update with additional information as it becomes available hashtag milpitas pd and this is involving a possible shooter situation at all the great mall. >>well is located off of montague exprossway and great mall. parkway to be clear with this we're still working on getting a lot more information on this breaking news story but we would assume that police are asking people to stay away from the scene as they have been most active shooter situations. so if you're in milpitas or in the south there are along the a lower part of the east bay please stay away from the great mall as police were just getting this information now into our newsroom an officer shooting an active shooter even appears that people looking at pictures online. >>have been evacuated from this malls. w

hello this is bbc newsroom live.g the uk's demand that the irish backstop be scrapped is unacceptable. holidaymakers describe a "terrifying experience" after smoke filled the cabin on a british airways flight from heathrow to spain. a 17—year—old is remanded into youth detention accused of the attempted murder of a six—year—old boy at the tate modern art gallery. residents of whaley bridge in derbyshire are hoping to find out when they can return to their homes following an inspection of the damaged dam later. sport now, and time for a full round up from the bbc sport centre. good morning. we are still talking about the ashes after that loss in the opener this morning. just a day after losing the ashes opener, england have announced bowlerjimmy anderson has withdrawn from the second test at lord's next week. the 37—year—old was passed fit for the edgbaston test despite hurting the same calf he had injured while playing for lancashire last month. anderson managed just four overs on the opening morning, before aggravat

but again, the learned here in the cnn newsroom is inthat at least one person h been injured. he we're trying to get more information. >> and just looking at that aerial shot, that google map, difficult to discern whether that is an enclosed mall. you know, it certainly is a collection of a variety of stores there. you mentioned the three rather sizable restaurants that are on lockdown. do we know anything more about this mall, whether it is open or a closed mall? >> you nknow we don't. but we're trying to learn more information. and just thinking about the time of year, fred, we're very close to start of the school year. so some of the things that could be happening at walmart, families going to this shopping center, and others around to get school supplies. that of course is a huge concern. but again, the latest report that we have into our newsroom is that at least one person is injured. >> all right. rosa flores, keep us posted. thank you so much. >>> let's talk further, with mimi now, jonathan, first, given us an idea of how law enforcement approaches situation like this.

this is "cnn newsroom."frey epstein, the multimillionaire who once boasted a stunning array of famous and powerful friends is dead. epstein was being eheld in jail accused of running a sex trafficking ring. he was found unresponsive in his cell saturday morning and pronounced dead in the hospital. prison officials call it an apparent suicide. his death comes after hundreds of pages of revealing documents was unsealed, detailing sex claims involving the millionaire. >> reporter: jeffrey epstein had been held in metropolitan correction facility since early july. he pleaded not guilty when prosecutors questioned him about sex trafficking. he was ordered to stay at the federal facility. prison officials say epstein was found dead in his cell early saturday morning. shocking news for epstein's accusers who continue to speak out since his arrest. >> did jeffrey epstein rape you? >> yeah, he raped me. >> reporter: she was angry at news of his death. i am jeffrey epstein won't have to face the survivors of his abuse