again al jazeera.com. stinging set back in his efforts to negotiate a massive new trade agreement with a dozen pass iic rim countries, it was -- pacific rim countries, members of his own party denied him the authority to strike a deal. now the house, led by the republican charge sent a new trade majority bill to the senate. let's make a deal - it's together's inside story >>> welcome to "inside story", i'm ray suarez, today's vote in the house, to give president barack obama the authority he needs to finish negotiations on a multinational trade deal was close. 218 to 2:08. trade promotion is hardy out of the woods. the senate passed a version of the bill. including worker protection that are not in the house bill. and it's not certain a tpa measure will be able to pass in the senate. at least for now, the president can look forward to another bite at the apple, rather than back to a stinging defeat. >> on the photo. eyes 218. nays 208. >> >>> new life for president obama's trade ship legislation. house law

. >>> don't forget all the news that we are covering on our website, al jazeera.com is the address, plenty of comment and analysis as well as the latest top stories from around the world. al jazeera.com is the address. [ ♪♪ ] >>> the dagger - pointed at the throat of the affordable care act has been pulled away. the case king verse burwell had been decided by the supreme court and the justices announced that the law stands. now what. will states that held back buy in, or is one battle ends, does another begin. is the fight over obama care really over? it's tonight's "inside story". >> reporter: this morning the court upheld a critical part of this law. the part that's made it easier for americans to afford health live. >> welcome to "inside story", i'm ray suarez. at its simplest, the ruling by a majority of justices will allow people in states that did not set up health care exchanges under the affordable care act to take advantage of subsidies for buying health insurance. if the justices voted the other way, a glitch in the plain language of the law would have allowed subsidies in those

the address to click on to is al jazeera.com. al jazeera.com for all of your breaking news. >> more u.s. troops are going to iraq to help train iraqi forces in the fight against isil. the obama administration is said to review more details this hour. >>> two killers who escaped from a mark prison, now the police turn their focus back on the small town surrounding the jail. >>> putin is sitting down today with the leader of the catholic church. >> this is al jazeera america live from new york city. i'm erica pizi. one year after isil took control of iraq's second largest city, the obama administration is getting ready to send in 450 military personnel to anbar province. it comes directly from iraq's prime minister hyder al abadi. the troops will work along side the u.s. forces already in the country. national security correspondent jamie mcintyre joins us on the phone from the pentagon. good afternoon. thank you for joining us. why this big push for troops now? >> you may recall, erica president obama said he did not have a comple

the address to click on to is al jazeera.com. al jazeera.com for all of your breaking news. >> more u.s. troops are going to iraq to help train iraqi forces in the fight against isil. the obama administration is said to review more details this hour. >>> two killers who escaped from a mark prison, now the police turn their focus back on the small town surrounding the jail. >>> putin is sitting down today with the leader of the catholic church.

al jazeera.com is the address. [ ♪♪ ] >>> the dagger - pointed at the throat of the affordable care acted away. the case king verse burwell had been decided by the supreme court and the justices announced that the law stands. now what. will states that held back buy in, or is one battle ends, does another begin. is the fight over obama care really over?

again al jazeera.com.g set back in his efforts to negotiate a massive new trade agreement with a dozen pass iic rim countries, it was -- pacific rim countries, members of his own party denied him the authority to strike a deal. now the house, led by the republican charge

, there it is on your screen al jazeera.com, one of our top stories we are covering on tuesday is hundredsle missing in china after a ship sunk there. >> the head of the t.s.a. is no longer in charge after an internal investigation found serious gaps in security screenings. >> the senate looks to give back the n.s.a. spying authority but setting up a new battle with the white house. >> iraq says the u.s. must do more. the blame from both sides on how to fight

in the meantime if you want to get another hit of the news log on to our website, the address al jazeera.com.s.i.l. in iraq the group keeps gaining ground while the u.s. admits its strategy is incomplete. ♪ hello from al jazeera's headquarters in doha i'm jane and forced to drink fuel beaten and burned and we talked to just some of the thousands of migrants flooding into europe. people take the south korean capitol off their travel list because of concern about the mers outbreak plus we take a ride in the world east first 3d printed car but some

watch the full documentary al-qaeda informant from 20 gmt on thursday and it's also online on al jazeera.cominformant. there are extended interviews articles and lots more. the retrial of three al jazeera journalists have been adjourned again by a week and the case cousin first adjourned after closing argument said they endangered national security and mohamed was present and greste has not returned for the trial. european countries try to tackle the flow of migrants arriving on the shores the navys continue to rescue people of people crossing the mediterranean on rickety boats and we witnessed one operation firsthand. >> reporter: it took 16 hours to reach this part of the mediterranean sea we are 14 nautical miles from libya, in international waters on patrol. and weather conditions are good enough. the crew has no doubt that somewhere in the past they are helpless migrants it's just a matter of finding them. the camera combs the water and here they are. commander says there are two boats in the area. as we approach the closest one, it becomes clear the rubber dinghy is over crowded and 12

the news continuing next, live from london, remember keep uhl on al jazeera.com. symbol of hatred or pride? plus. >>

. >> more on that story if you head over to the website, al jazeera.com. watching >>> hello, i'll richard gizbert, and you are at the "the listening post". here are stories we are track. turkey goes to the polls. media is in government's site. two reporters casualties of war. were they used as human shields. washington has rules for the n.s.a., and daniel ellsberg who blue the whistle has plenty to say about that, edward snowden and the situation. >> the situation is dangerous >>> on the internet inspiration comes in many forms. you won't find any in this video >>> sometimes it's hard to tell in recep tayyip erdogan is a politician or media critic. turks go to the polls sunday june 7th. president recep tayyip erdogan, who used to be prime minister wants the ak party to win enough seats to change the constitution and secure a new role for the presidency, which is a ceremonial position largely. recep tayyip erdogan's name is not on the ballot, but there's no more prominent figure in the campaign. president recep tayyip erdogan, and to a lesser extent the pri

jazeera, tokyo. >>> and if you are looking to fuel your internet connection do so at our website at al jazeera.comters continue to make gains in northern syria as they advance closer to i.s.i.l.'s stronghold of raqqa. you are watching al jazeera and i'm laura kyle and also ahead the death toll in pakistan continues to rise at least 400 people have now died in southern providence providence. more controversy over the u.s. confederate flag with growing cause for

always keep up to date with all the very latest news on our website, there it is on your screen, al jazeera.com. nuclear programme by tuesday, so the deadline has been moved, and no one is saying how far. will the u.n. security council's permanent members and germany be so willing to make a deal that iran can come up with last-minute demands. iran on the brink. it's "inside story". >>> welcome to "inside story". i'm ray suarez. for anyone who wants to limit the spread of nuclear weapons around the world, the talks with iran earlier this year must have been encouraging. both sides looked like they shared enough interest in finalising a deal that a breakthrough looked possibility. there was an outline, a framework, and encouraging noises from all sides, along with a deadline to wrap up the loose ends. june 30th. as the talks continued, june 30th inched closer and there's no final agreement. there has been an agreement to move the deadline to an undetermined time in the future - consult with governments at home and keep on talking. here is al jazeera's diplomatic vienna. >> reporter: the u.s. secr

. >> all there at al jazeera.com. >>> today florida's former governor officially entered the presidential race, a guy named john e bush. he's comfortable using his nickname jeb. over night. a big flashy presidential appearance was made in new york, her name is hillary, she's with respect known, with virtually 100% name recognition. a lot of others announced they'd too like to be president. what two big names mean in the race for the white house. it's tonight's "inside story". >>> welcome to "inside story". i'm ray suarez. some 20 people have officially declared their intentions or are preparing to run for president in 2016. two names dominated the coverage and the national conversation about fundraising, family connections, and the establishment picks of the two main political policies. >> jed bush and hillary clinton give strength and baggage to the work of running for president. i looked at them and the larger ray of opponents that say they want to be the next president. we looked at the governor, putting his hat into the ring. >> the joys is taking shape. the party in the white house i

much more real news from al jazeera along with analysis opinion and video, take a look at al jazeera.comfracking the word itself is synonymous with fierce fights.

. >> more on that story if you head over to the website, al jazeera.com.atching >>> hello, i'll richard gizbert, and you are at the "the listening post".

much more real news from al jazeera along with analysis opinion and video, take a look at al jazeera.com. >>> fracking the word itself is synonymous with fierce fights. with health concerns specifically, contaminated drinking water at the center of the fight. that is what is making headlines like these ones so shocking. a preliminary report released last week by the environmental protection agency has been hailed as proof that hydraulic fracturing does no harm to the water line. the e.p.a. things fracking doesn't pollute drinking water. no so fast. in 2010 when it gained momentum, congress asked for a definitive study. the report due in 2012. at a cost of $12 million. remember that, because now a final report is not due out until 2016, and it's going to cost $29 million, and that is the key. the e.p.a. intended last week's release to be a preliminary assessment, not a definitive statement on the safety concerns that many have. let's take a step back - let me take a step forward. fracking is the controversial technology fuelling america's energy boom. bottom line, it works by drilling int

. >>> much more to be found on our website, there it is al jazeera.com. >> retiring the confederate flaguth. politicians unite across party lines for taking the flag down. >> down to the wire for a debt deal with increase, holding off default with growing optimism a deal can be reached. >> hawaii

. >>> up to date on all the stories we have been reporting on our website at al jazeera.com, keep it here. [ ♪ ] >>> american parents are moving away from shame, scorn and cutting ties with children who consider themselves different from their birth gender. that doesn't mean all the challenges that go along with changing from the gender on a birth certificate disappear. a lot of adjustment is required to see gender identity less as a binary this or that idea. but for some, as a journey. it's tonight's "inside story". welcome to "inside story". i'm ray suarez. the idea that a person's gerpd is fixed ot birth -- gender is fixed at birth, defined on the birth certificate is undergoing investigation. for some, there's a life-time struggle between what your body says you are, and who you are. the whole idea of gender doesn't fit the true sense of themselves, but nature has, from the day of birth, made things ambivalent. for a long time intersex infants, where genders ambiguous at birth were given a gender by parents, told to choose male or female. al jazeera's ashar quraishi profiled an a

. >>> and you can keep up to date with all the day's news on our website, the address al jazeera.com for all the latest developments and views from our correspondence out in the field. but for the youngest drivers the digital natives who had a cell known in their hand since they were little, it heightens the elevated dangers for them and other motorists on the road with them. driven to distraction - it's tonight's "inside story". >>> welcome to "inside story", i'm ray suarez. the most dangerous place for an american teenager is behind the wheel. kids learn to drive, and we let them in large numbers, at a younger age than we let them vote, drink, sign contracts or marry. none of those other activities involve climbing into a huge chunk of metal, and talking or texting or fiddling with the radio. erica pitzi looks at how we teach young drives in the country, and no matter how they drive distracted, och with devastating -- oven with devastating results. >> reporter: playing with the radio, putting on make-up. talking and texting on the phone. aum taking a teenager's eyes off the road wi

. >>> if you want more on the stories you know where to go head over to our website at al jazeera.com. >>> as our machines got smarter and smarter technologyists said hey, don't worry, they on the know what they tell them. when certified smart guys like physicists steven hawking says wait a minute, you are playing with fire, is it time to be nor careful about artificial intelligence, machines smart enough to mistake decisions without us. one that is we may not like. that's tonight on "inside story". >>> welcome to "inside story". i'm ray suarez, our world welcomes new products every day working fast and well in part. they are working without us. machines are learning by what they do today, tomorrow and next week, some get queasy, digitally enabled smart products will make decisions without being taught, and teach other machines without asking for permission. that's artificial intelligence at a time that launched stories for decades. here is al jazeera's jake ward. >> reporter: every day approximately 3 billion people go to a form of work and bring with them their human abilities - the

. >>> as always there is a lot more on our website al jazeera.com and get the latest on all the stories we find and this is where we go our separate ways and viewers in the united states ali is on target but for everyone else we will round up with the headlines. >>> i'm "ali velshi on target" tonight - hard choices for the world's soul superpower. three competing visions of american foreign policy, and a battle for breathing room in the bronx, targetting trucks to fight pollution in a poor neighbourhood >>> in less than a year and a half the american people will elect a new president. that man or woman will play a critical role in describing america's responses or non-responses to a host of threats beyond our borders threats to peace, democracy and human rights, taking place. from the middle east to europe -- asia. no matter where you stand, your vote is an expression of what direction you want the next president to steer american foreign policy. in a moment i'll debate the risks we face with analysts which says american policy has been, "incoherent", nowhere does it fit more than the i

keep up to date with all the day's news and sport on our website, all the news all the time on al jazeera.com pull out all the cash they can as banks close doors. up neck the debt crisis and possible default that could bring down the greek economy. >>> the three-week manhunt comes to an end after police find the second fugitive just miles from the prison where he escaped. >>> several states push back against legalizing same-sex marriage. some clerks today can refuse giving out the licenses.

read up about that and all the other news and news bulletins go to our website, the address is al jazeera.comck attack on the federal government. personal data stolen, and up to 4 million people in the u.s., pointing the finger at china. >> edward snowden claiming the n.s.a. is collecting information on americans expanding it's collection in secret. >> fears of a serial shooter in colorado authorities trying to figure out whether three cases are

hour but if you want for find out more about what we have been discussing and go to our website, al jazeera.com. the troubling truth of who is not keeping track when police use deadly force on the job >>> violence crime including murder is on the rise in some big american cities, like the one i'm in together. chicago. coming up we'll look at how leaders here are responding to the problem, including a proposal to charge shooters with domestic terrorism. and later i'll debate someone who says higher crime rates are partly the result of a so-called ferguson effect, where police departments scaled back tactics in the face of anti-cop rhetoric. let's look at raw data telling part of the story. chicago saw 161 homicides in the first five months of this year. up 18% from the same period in 2014. it's a more dramatic bump in bament baltimore where murders jumped 33%. m may, 43 people murdered in baltimore, making it the deadliest month in more than 40 years, and in my home town of new york city, 135 murders took place in the first five months of 2015. that is up 20% from a year ago, and is the second s

. >>> and you can keep up to date with all the day's news on our website, the address al jazeera.comhe latest developments and views from our correspondence out in the field. but for the youngest drivers the digital natives who had a cell known in their hand since they were little, it heightens the elevated dangers for them and other motorists on the road with them. driven to distraction - it's

. >>> as always there is a lot more on our website al jazeera.com and get the latest on all the stories and this is where we go our separate ways and viewers in the united states ali is on target but for everyone else we will round up with the headlines. >>> i'm "ali velshi on target" tonight - hard choices for the world's soul superpower. three competing visions of american foreign policy, and a battle for breathing room in the bronx, targetting trucks to fight pollution in a poor neighbourhood >>> in less than a year and a half the american people will elect a new president. that man or woman will play a critical role in describing america's responses or non-responses to a host of threats beyond our borders threats to peace, democracy and

place in burundi and you can keep up to dates date with the stories on the al jazeera website at al jazeera.comali velshi, on target, calling for back up. troubled police departments ask for help as they try to reform the ranks and weed out bad cops. upped the gun - police officers put to the test with split second decisions on the use of deadly force. >>> there's a new mandate for the nation's police development. evolve now. i will bring you police chiefs from across the country and take you inside some of the most intense police training you will

always keep up to date with all the very latest news on our website, there it is on your screen, al jazeera.commme by tuesday, so the deadline has been moved, and no one is saying how far. will the u.n. security council's permanent members and germany be so willing to make a deal that iran can come up with last-minute demands. iran on the brink.

would give up arm wrestling after seeing that and keep up to date with the news on our website, al jazeera.comttrition son worker admits her role in helping two convicts escape in a new york prison. the manhunt now in its seventh day. >> a hack on the federal government may have been much larger than first reported. the personal information of every federal employee may have been compromised. >> weeks after a deadly biker brawl in waco, dozens of still behind

. >>> if you want more on the stories you know where to go head over to our website at al jazeera.comur machines got smarter and smarter technologyists said hey, don't worry, they on the know what they tell them. when certified smart guys like physicists steven hawking says wait a minute, you are playing

of a journey a six-day over 8,000 kilometer flight to hawaii and more on our website as always al jazeera.com the latest on all the stories. >> key parts of the patriot act now expired after an emergency meeting ends with no deal. >> this is a debate over your right to be left alone. >> kentucky senator rand paul leads the charge to limit the government spying programs, but some say it's all about politics. >> storms end in texas and oklahoma but swollen rivers are still threatening to overrun their banks. >> a travel ban

. >>> up to date on all the stories we have been reporting on our website at al jazeera.com, keep it ♪ ] >>> american parents are moving away from shame, scorn and cutting ties with children who consider themselves different from their birth gender. that doesn't mean all the challenges that go along with changing from the gender on a birth certificate disappear. a lot of adjustment is required to see gender identity less as a

. >>> and you can get all the latest news and developments on our website, al jazeera.com.ching for the shooter who killed nine people at a bible study in charleston south carolina. >> this is unfathomable and unspeakable act by somebody filled with hate and with a deranged man. >>> a downpour from tropica

. >>> be sure to visit our website when you get a moment, al jazeera.com. >> the face of a suspect killer returns to south carolina where he's set to go before a judge tailed as new details emerge about the details behind a shooting at a black church. the community mourns want deaths of the nine people as it tries to mend old wounds reopened by that the shooting. >> police are

. >>> we have the website that we can scroll through, the address is al jazeera.com and headlines coming in the next few seconds or so. >> on the ground. >> i told you to stay. get your asses on the ground. >> a texas police officer suspended after caught on camera arresting teenagers at a pool party. >> a manhunt is underway now for two convicted murderers who escaped a max mum security prison. >> stopping isil toms the agenda as the world's most powerful lead

. >>> and you can get all the latest news and developments on our website, al jazeera.com. police searching for the shooter who killed nine people at a bible study in charleston south carolina. >> this is unfathomable and unspeakable act by somebody filled with hate and with a deranged man. >>> a downpour from tropical depression bill leaves parts of oklahoma flooded and prepared for the worst and hope francis takes a stand against climate change calling for decisive action to stop manmade global warming. ♪ this is al jazeera america live from new york city i'm stephanie sy there is a massive manhunt going on right now in south carolina after a white gunman opened fire on a prayer group inside a prominent african/american church last night. the f.b.i. is assisting charleston authorities and justice department opened a hate crime investigation and happened downtown charleston at the emmanuel church on calhoun street. the f.b.i. has identified the suspect as 21-year-old dillon roof. police say he sat with the prayer group for about an hour and then started shooting killing ni

website and you can see the front wage there with our lead story the plane crash in indonesia, al jazeera.comece is on its way to default, just a couple of hours to go until a $2 billion payment is due to the i.m.f. >> negotiations for an ran nuclear deal back on, both sides will keep talking even if today's if i believe deadline passes. >> wildfires rage in washington state, two dozen homes have already burned.

hour but if you want for find out more about what we have been discussing and go to our website, al jazeera.comoubling truth of who is not keeping track when police use deadly force on the job >>> violence crime including murder is on the rise in some big american cities, like the one i'm in together. chicago. coming up we'll look at how leaders here are responding to the problem, including a

. >> all there at al jazeera.com. >>> today florida's former governor officially entered the presidentiale, a guy named john e bush. he's comfortable using his nickname jeb. over night. a big flashy presidential appearance was made in new york, her name is hillary, she's with respect known, with virtually 100% name recognition. a lot of o

read much more about that story as well as all the day's other top stories going to our website al jazeera.com, there it is on your screen al jazeera.com, one of our top stories we are covering on tuesday is hundreds of people missing in china after a ship sunk there. >> the head of the t.s.a. is no longer in charge after an internal investigation found serious gaps in security screenings. >> the senate looks to give back the n.s.a. spying authority but setting up a new battle with the white house. >> iraq says the u.s. must do more. the blame from both sides on how to fight isil add an international meeting. >> this is aljazeera america. good morning live from new york city, i'm randall pinkston. the head of the t.s.a. is reassigned, his boss calling for changes for screening procedures after major security lapses were found. agents were able to smuggle mock explosives and weapons right past t.s.a. gate screeners? >> that is the brutal and quite frankly frightening proof. the report is as skatings as it is shocking. the department of homeland security sent undercover agent to say airports to

you want you the watch the full documentary al-qaeda informant from 12 gmt friday and online on al jazeera.coma informant and also find extended interviews and much more. political activists are disappearing and blaming egyptian security agents and activists say there has been a wave of arrests and disappearance from a protest from the popular april 6 movement and activists from the group have been detained by egypt authorities and some accused of being with the out lawed muslim brotherhood. carried out air strikes on i.s.i.l. positions in northern aleppo and strongholds in the towns including istanbul was targeted and taken control of the town south of aleppo after heavy fighting with syrian government forces. officials in libya say they arrested more than 500 migrants waiting for smugglers taken to europe and most people are from africa and arrests carried by libya government based in trillionel -tripoli and many recovering from the ordeal saying there would be four embarking on their difficult journey and we report from the italian island of lampadusa. >> reporter: symbols of the troubles o

remember keep uhl on al jazeera.com. symbol of hatred or pride? plus. >> the migrants leaving far behind them countries like iraq syria afghanistan, and yemen. not far ahead now along a well worn path, and the european union. >> with the sport including olympic dreams. two more cities this has been 24 games. >> kurdish fighters have made significant gains against the islamic state of iorack or isil, they have pushed isil out of the town about 50-kilometers north of the armed group biggest strong hold. in the provinces of aleppo. reports. >> this fighter says they are discovered a tunnel used by the islamic state on the syrian border. to smuggle in people from syria. the which go by their kurdish acronym, have been making gains and have taken baxter story. the latest discovery after they took this force. now that the fighting is over hundreds have returned. authorities reopened the boardner the surrounding areas but despite forces pushing back there are concerns over the advances the main only six group have accused them of abusing and driving out

. >>> and there is more sport on our website for the latest go to al jazeera.com/sport.se more on copa america with doreen. >> not just watching for skills and they are inspiring people who want the latest tattoos and we have more. >> reporter: movie stars have their favorite dress designers but when it comes to futbol players for many this is the man to see. >> here i am with nidal and i tattooed him in italy. >> reporter: chile tattoo artist has made a name for himself tattooing some of the most famous stars especially people from chile who can't seem to get enough. >> translator: mostly the images are good luck charms and names or portrait of their children or mother symbol meant to protect their career. >> reporter: english futbol star david beckam was the pioneer and not just them but fans demand tattoos. >> europe and south america, it's so pronounced but in our society the futbol player is an important person and there are a lot of youngsters that want to follow in their footsteps so imagine they want to copy their look and they want the haircut and others too. >>

al jazeera.com. ♪ tens of thousands of palestinians took part in the first friday prayers of ramadan as israel eases restrictions. ♪ hello, i'm rochelle carry and this is al jazeera live from doha and also on the program tempers flair and scuffles breakout in geneva as war in factions in yemen fail to find a peace deal. prayers across the united states after nine people are shot dead at a black church in south carolina. eyes to the skies and take you

. >>> stories on our websites at al jazeera.com and the details is the south carolina shooting suspect that's it for me and we will be back here just in a moment with another if full moment of the day's news. at some point we'll have to reckon with the fact that this type of mass violence does not happen in other advance countries. >>> hello, this is al jazeera also coming up, there is no great period of delay that i have seen here and there.

and in the meantime let me point you to the direction of our website there is it on the screen, al jazeera.com stories we are covering for you today is hundreds missing in china after a tourist ship sank back with more details. ♪ ♪ iraq's prime minister accuses the u.s. led coalition of not doing enough to stop the advance of i.s.i.l. fighters. ♪ you are watching al jazeera live from doha and also coming up south sudan expels a senior u.n. official from the country accusing him of exaggeration. myanmar escorting a boat crammed with hundreds of migrants to an undisclosed, safe location. we meet the kurdish campaigners trying to loosen the grip on power in turkey.

. >>> much more to be found on our website, there it is al jazeera.com. >> retiring the confederate flag in the south. politicians unite across party lines for taking the flag down. >> down to the wire for a debt deal with increase, holding off default with growing optimism a deal can be reached. >> hawaii is a beautiful state but people say their land i go being destroyed by chemical plants. >> good morning live from new york city, i'm randall pinkston. >> it's called a symbol of history and hate. southern states are considering making big changes over flying the confederate flag. in south carolina, where the flag is flown over the statehouse ground for years now top state leaders are calling for it to be removed. this action comes days after a gunman was shown posing with the rebel flag, allegedly expressing hatred for african-americans. dillon roof is accused of killing nine people at the emanuel a.m.e. church. we have more from charleston. >> monday, the governor taking a major step forward announcing what many believe will be an end to the painful past with the con fed red flag. >>

would give up arm wrestling after seeing that and keep up to date with the news on our website, al jazeera.com. >> attrition son worker admits her role in helping two convicts escape in a new york prison. the manhunt now in its seventh day. >> a hack on the federal government may have been much larger than first reported. the personal information of every federal employee may have been compromised. >> weeks after a deadly biker brawl in waco, dozens of still behind bars. many say they are wrongfully accused. >> this is aljazeera america live from new york city. a new report that the woman accused of helping two convicts escape a new york prison admitted her role. she is said to be cooperating as the search for the men enters its seventh day. >> it is reported that prison employee joyce mitchum admitted to police that she provided convicts richard matt and david sweat with smuggled power tools and a cell phone in the leadup to their escape last week. police believe she failed to show up after initially agreeing to be the getaway driver. police believe that has left the two men to fend for thems

. >>> be sure to visit our website when you get a moment, al jazeera.com. >> the face of a suspect killer, dylan roof returns to south carolina where he's set to go before a judge tailed as new details emerge about the details behind a shooting at a black church. the community mourns want deaths of the nine people as it tries to mend old wounds reopened by that the shooting. >> police are investigating the kill as a hate crime but was it terrorism? the national conversation over how we classify mass shootings. >> this is aljazeera america live from new york city. the white man suspected of carrying out a massacre inside a charleston, south carolina black church is due in court. 21-year-old dylan roof killed people at the church. this video shows roof sitting amongst the group just moments before opening fire. >> he is expect to be charged with nine counts of murder. we just heard from south carolina's governor who said that she believes he should face the death penalty. also a friend of mr. roof's has been speaking out in recent days. he spoke out yesterday saying that he heard from roof