clement: can it be overridden? justice kagan: does it matter? mr. clement: i think it does. it would give the legislature a lot more authority than arizona is allowed here. the principle that would allow you to decide that case is to ask yourself the question of whether or not it allows the state legislature to prescribe congressional districts. which is why it is a hard case. justice kagan: there is a veto at the end of this. mr. clement: if you think it doesn't, then you should decide that case in the favor of the state legislature. justice kagan: this is what we are going to have to do for every time they set up some process further -- for where there is some independent commission involvement. what we have to ask is what exactly? mr. clement: whether or not it is consistent with the constitution -- justice kagan: tell me exactly how we are going to decide all these cases in which an advisory commission plays some role but -- not just some role, but a very serious role and a little piece left of the legislature? mr. clement: i don't think it will be that hard. let's look

clemente pinkney walked the talk. kingdom of god and his righteousness and all these things shall be added on to you. he walked the talk. he said, a new commandment that i give unto you, that you love one another as i have loved you. love you one another. clemente pinkney walked the talk. jesus said love god with all your heart, mind, and soul, and love your neighbor as you love yourself. he walked the talk. can y'all help me? if y'all help me i'll be through in just a moment. jesus said, love your enemy. >> he walked the talk. >> jesus said the spirit of the lord is upon me because he has anointed me to preach the gospel to the poor. he has sent me to heal the broken hearted, to preach deliverance to the captive, to recover the sight to the blind and to preach the acceptable year of the lord. he -- >> walked the talk. >> i just want to ask all the preachers in the house right now in honor of our brother and friend, can you all just stand and gin in saying with me, he walked the talk. can the members of emmanuel ame c

clement: mr. chief justice and may it please the court, proposition 106 permanently depressed the state legislature of its authority to prescribe congressional districts and re-delegates that authority to an unelected and unaccountable commission. the elections clause of the constitution clearly vests that authority not only in the states but in the legislatures thereof. thus, this a valid effort to re-delegate that authority to an unelected commission is repugnant to the constitution vesting of that authority to the legislatures of the state. justice ginsburg: it's all right for the state redistricting. arizona being able to use this commission for the state representation. mr. clement: it only applies to the congressional redistricting. that means that, if these commissions are as effective as the other side says, then we would have nonpartisan districts that would elect the state houses and the state senate. then the nonpartisan gerrymandered perfectly representative bodies would take care of c

clement: yes. justice sotomayor: i know you will say it is a constitutional requirement, but if i read gillibrand and smiley differently and plenty of language to say say so. to say that what the election clause means is the legislative process, isn't that just simple? we don't have to worry about how the states experiment, what they do in their own self-governance? why is that if federal interest? mr. clement: it is of federal interest because the framers thought and -- the hard and long about this issue. justice sotomayor: no, they didn't. if you look at the federalist papers, there is not a whole lot on this particular clause. mr. clement: part of the reason there is less discussion of the first sub clause is that it seemed so remarkably obvious to the framers that, if this was to be done at the state level by anyone, it would be done by the representative body of the people. it's not like they didn't know about popular lawmaking. they simply said we like representative government -- ginsburg: [

(applause) >> pelley: the president of the unites states deliveringed eulogy for the reverend clemente the shooting at the emanuel ame church this is a live picture of the president shortly after he lead the crowd of 6,000 in the first stanza of "amazing grace" the christian hymn that was written immediately after the american civil war. the president took the opportunity in the speech to praise the reverend but also to highlight the racial divide in our country and the problems of gun violence. as the president leaves the stage, we're going to go to our correspondent michelle miller who is just outside the arena there in charleston, south carolina. michelle, what have you been hearing? >> well, scott it's so interesting. i have to mention the fact that the president ended on amazing grace, a tune written by john newton an english sea captain a slave trader who one night at sea begged for forgiveness begged god for forgiveness. and repented his ways. and in so doing years later wrote that very hymn it is such a classic hymn in the tradition of the black church, that the president would

joining us on the phone now we have anthony j clemente -- anthony d clemente from new york, top-ratedlyst on twitter. he covers internet and media companies. anthony, give us the wall street view on this. obviously the stock is looking pretty good. anthony diclemente: just on the stock movement after the close as part of the announcement, the company reaffirmed their full-year guidance. that is part of the reaction. there are a number of investors who like the previous callers think that twitter can overhaul its user interface to improve it , to make it more engaging, to rejuvenate growth in users, to amp the monetization. there is a view that it is time for a fresh change in leadership. we will see what the company says on its conference call in half an hour and see how the stock trades tomorrow morning. it is such a volatile leadership culture at twitter, even going back to the early days, and if anyone of your listeners has read "hatching twitter," you can take away from that book that you have a history of change in terms of the leadership, and for me, i contrast that with somethi

african-american church in charleston, south carolina among the dead the church's pastor state senator clemente pickme. police call g the shooting at emanuel ame church a hate crime. white man in his 20's is the shooter. remains on the loose right now. >> these people were in church. they were in church. they violated the sang at this at this of. that will the ramification also way john what happened tonight. this is just unacceptable, unacceptable. >> the church traces its roots to 1816 when several churches split from charleston's methodist episcopal churches. >> back here at home, police investigating a shooting in north philadelphia.

. >> reporter: reverend clemente pinckney who served as a state senator, was silenced along with six women and two other men at this historic black church. survivors relayed horrifying details to pinckney's family. his cousin told affiliate wis the killer was intent on his target. >> he asked for the approximates for, where's the pastor? he sat next to my cousin, reverend clemente pinckney throughout the entire bible study. >> reporter: witnesses say the pastor was preaching when he was shot. today, the senate session in charleston began with a somber remembrance. >> we seek this morning to gather and honor one of our own, one whom we love with all of our hearts. >> reporter: pinckney's empty desk in the state capitol decorated in his honor. the 41-year-old father of two had been serving in south carolina's legislature for nearly two decades. >> just a sweet, loving man. a dedicated public servant to his community and also dedicated servant to his faith and his congra investigation. >> if we could pow our head forth a word of prayer -- >> reporter: among those pinckney led in prayer

clement, three minutes. mr. clement: thank you, your honor. if i heard the other side correctly, they concede the second amendment applies outside the home and they came perilously close to conceding that a ban on open and concealed carry would be unconstitutional. the question that becomes important is the scope of open carry under california law. mr. dumont gave you an accurate half of the story. i want to tell you the other half. under the new law you have open carry prohibited in the cities. he also told you it is prohibited in prohibited areas of unincorporated parts of the county. that means the key word is "prohibited areas," defined in the penal code, 17030 to mean anywhere you cannot discharge of firearms. that is almost everywhere. streets, near a dwelling, a car. please do not decide the case on the presumption you can carry openly in 85% of the county that is unincorporated. you cannot carry openly in the prohibited areas in the unincorporated areas. that is almost anywhere you would get. if you were on the grid, on the streets, ne

pinkney. >> clemente was a cousin, but he was like a brother. my father took him under his wing and my father worked with him and taught him. >> reporter: federal law enforcement officers are investigating the shooting as a possible hate crime. survivors and the suspect's friends say he spewed hate. >> he saw the black in general as a race was better than the white race. >> reporter: while roof is accused of trying to divide there's only been unity after tragedy. >> and charleston, south carolina known as the holy city, this area behind me now in front of the emanuel ame is a sacred ground. i can tell you that the suspect dylann roof will be in a courtroom in just a few hours to be arraigned on the charges gains them guys, reporting in charleston, south carolina. kenneth moten. >> all right kenneth we know that's your home state and it hits in a personal way good to see you. >>> dozens visits mother bethel ame church in society hill. they sang songs and offered praise seeking comfort in the aftermath of the massacre. >> we're not going to let th

anthony did clemente.e will continue this conversation after the break. ♪ emily: dick costolo stepping down as the ceo of twitter. jack dorsey stepping in as interim ceo. still with us, george zachary, an early investor in twitter. we also have the former yahoo! cfo tim orris, former yahoo! interim ceo, and joining us is crawford del pratt, chief research officer for idc. we have been talking about this over the last hour. a lot of turn out as to who can be the ceo of twitter. who can do this job better than the costello -- dick costolo considering jack dorsey has another job? crawford: i don't have an individual in mind, but i do think when you start looking at what you want to do to replace this job, i believe it needs to be someone who comes from media. the media business has learned a tremendous amount about ease-of-use, engaging users. that is a big angle of what twitter needs to accomplish here. i would think as media has evolved, that is where they are going to look when you start seeing the next ch

pinkney. >> clemente was a cousin, but like a brother to us, as a young boy my father took him under his wings my father worked with him and taught him. >> reporter: federal law enforcement officers are investigating the shooting ta possible hate -- as a possible hate crime. >> he thought the black in general as a race was not as good as the white race. >> reporter: while roof is accused of trying to divide there's only been unity after tragedy. roof will be arraigned in a few hours to hear the charges against him. meanwhile, the woman who spotted roof in his car in shelby, north carolina she is being called a hero. once she spotted the unique haircut she called her husband and police tam. >> kenneth we're so glad she saw something and said something, good to see you. >>> people of all faiths are coming together to condemn the tragedy. dozens of people from different churches came together at mother bethel church in society hill bringing people to unite against such hatred. >> if we don't say that now we let me tell the terrorists win i'm not going to let m win and you're not going t

clemente was a state senator. the house has voted overwhelmingly to amend the resolution to allow us to come back and discuss the removal of the flag from state grounds. if they can do that across the hall in honor of one of our fallen members and the victims we should be able to do the same thing. i hope that when we vote, we can deliver the same mandate and reach into our hearts and attempt to do the right thing. thank you. >> senator pickens. so ordered. >> i will be brief. i don't want to do anything to interfere with the workings of the holy spirit, because what has happened in charleston, i have watched as a victims' families stood there and said that they for gave the man who killed their family members and they want him to repent. and as a christian, i know that is the way that we are supposed to be. i am confident that i could not be that way. that is a testimony of what christ can do in people's hearts and that is what i want the world to see. i'm sure we will have a spirited debate over the flag and i w

anthony did clemente.will continue this conversation after the break. ♪ emily: dick costolo stepping down as the ceo of twitter. jack dorsey stepping in as interim ceo. zachary,h us, george an early investor in twitter. we also have the former yahoo! cfo tim orris, former yahoo! interim ceo, and joining us is crawford del pratt, chief research officer for idc. we have been talking about this hour.he last a lot of turn out as to who can be the ceo of twitter. who can do this job better than stolo,stello -- dick co considering jack dorsey has another job? crawford: i don't have an individual in mind, but i do think when you start looking at what you want to do to replace this job, i believe it needs to be someone who comes from media. the media business has learned a tremendous amount about ease-of-use, engaging users. that is a big angle of what twitter needs to accomplish here. i would think as media has evolved, that is where they are going to look when you start seeing the next chapter for this company.

people will be able to pay their respects to clemente pinckney. the other eight victims of the ame shooting will be laid to rest starting tomorrow morning through next week. >>> another state is taking action against the confederate flag, which has been part of the controversial surrounding the charleston shooting. is robert bentley said that the flag was becoming a distraction and it was the right thing to do. crews took down three natural confederate flags at that memorial. >>> doug brannen, who was friends with reverend clemente pinyckney he said that the lax gun laws was the problem at the charleston massacre. >> last year we passed a bill that says if one has ever been deemed incompetent they can no longer possess a firearm. i just heard in the piece before you came to me that the shooter in this incident legally purchased a gun. this shooter didn't have a criminal record. he had been arrested but not convicted. i'm an attorney. i'm not prepared to get to the point where we take one's rights away for a charge. we still live in a country where

a barn destroyed in clements. trees to defy trees are down by church. parables are down, and look at some of these pictures from southern maryland. we will show you this from our friends, pictures from southern maryland. that's okay, here we go, one thing i want to point out, you can see a powerful here. this is down in southern maryland. it takes quite a bit of wind to get a powerful - - - - powerful to get down. that is one example of the power of these storms that we have had, and we saw the wind do some damage. it's tough to tell if this was straight wind wind or other power damage. tomorrow's going to be better. much better. it's going to be breezy, partly and mostly sunny, 50s and 60s to start the day, and the high, a lot of you stay in the 70s, that is good news. >> thank you. and a maryland child and her mom turned up in georgia. it's unclear tonight whether or not the father is in police custody, accused of abducting her and three children. that abduction was violent according to witnesses. >> he put the kids in to the van, he beat her up, and

reverend clemente pinkney was pastor in south carolina and was also a south carolina state senator. nbc 10 news spoke to the pastor's cousin in ardmore a few hours ago. he says pinkney was a problem solver as both a pastor and a politician. >> you ask folks, they would say he had an approach where he looked at everything the needs of every individual person and approached their needs and would not stop until he tried to help them. >> what about concerns about safety? a pastor at the zion a.m.e. church in point breeze met with church members to talk about how to keep safe while they worship. the congregation plans to add remote door locks and security cameras now. it's also staying connected with police about nearby crime issues. >> we were warned by several other people in and outside of the church and the churches in the community that we really do need to be careful. we need to solidify our security measures here. >> the church is creating a security team. many of them are former military or have security experience of some sort. the nbc 10 investigators spent the day finding out

take a look at the memorial service underway now for reverend clemente pinckney.ieve there is [ inaudible ] middleson who is speaking now, kkylan middleton. we'll come back and have more from this service underway right now. >>> take a look at the -- this is the td arena, where the funeral service is happening right now for state senator pinckney reverend pinckney religious leaders, political leaders, all on hand. reverend clemente pinckney was one of nine killed at the emanual ame church shooting. let's go back to the arena on the college of charleston campus. as we do let's bring in our del walters. he is in charleston and if you would, del, set the scene. i know people have been gathering to try to get into that arena for hours this morning, and the service is now well underway. >> reporter: the tony has been underway since 11:00. i heard one person say they have a little church going on up there. there are several pastors speaking and several family members of the victim have been speaking. gunmen have killed 28 people at a popular tourist resort in tunisia. t

this is in clements, one of the clearest ones, near route 234 in clements. we've had other reports of flooding, damage, trees. we would love to see more. tweet them to tenacious topper, wusa 9. we'll share more with you online and also tonight on wusa 9news at 11:00. this is just an example of the power of the storms. if you were with us at the top of the broadcast, showed you the trees that were also down in the newburg area. still plenty of flood warnings going on, even though much of the area is under a flood watch till late tonight, early tomorrow morning. green is an area-wide flood warning, as opposed to flood warning, over toward prince george's, anne arundel, howard and a sliver of upper montgomery. water, 2, 3, 4 hinchs of rain in the last 24 hours. today we had 2, 2 1/2 inches of rain. water rises quickly in streams and creeks, getting reports past the l.a. fitness, north of 124, first field, road closed due to high waters, as were many roads around the area. right now, cloudy and damp outside. warm and muggy, 79. that is the high for the day so fa

one was clemente pinckney. someone draped his seat in the south carolina state house with a black cloth. >> communities across the country are praying for the families of the victims. people are looking at how to balance the open arms of the church with the sense of security for the faithful. >> the questions have yet to be answered. government motivation still not fully understood. the shock and sadness after the shootings at the ame church in south carolina. >> at first it was a personal reaction because i knew the pastor. >> reporter: a gunfire that took pastor clen pastor clemente pinckney's life. they say the gunman was at the bible study meeting for an hour before he began firing. questions of openness are weighed against those of safety. >> they feel like they are going through a tsa line when they come to church. the vulnerability inherent in being open and hospitable and how last night as often happens the kind of veneer or illusion of security was again pierced by bullets. the larger issue for local m

the church's reverend clemente pinckney.year-old yerld granddaughter played dead. >> her son was also supposed to play dead but he wanted to check on my cousin the reverend clemt clemente pinckney. and when he got up that's when the gunman questioned him and started you know saying y'all rape our women. and you all have taken over the country. >> he said that he thought that the black -- the black in general as a race was bringing down the white race. >> roof was captured just outside charlotte, north carolina, 12 hours after the wednesday night shooting. resident be debbie dill spotted the accused mass killer and call called 911. >> they got him. no incident. nobody else got hurt. >> as local, state and federal law enforcement officers investigate this possible hate crime, the roommate of the suspect said he had been planning this for months. he wanted to start a civil war. but i can tell you guys we've only seen unity from a grieving community. reporting live here in charleston south carolina. >> sorry to interrupt you the

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mourners praying at the empty chair of their beloved reverend clemente pinckney, the state senator who was among the victims. we have several reports from south carolina tonight beginning with elaine quijano. >> ♪ you are ♪ >> reporter: the pews overflowed sunday at the emmanuel church with lifelong parishioners and strangers there not just to mourn but also send a message of love and healing. reverend norwell. >> no evil doer in heaven or hell can close the doors of god's church. >> reporter: just four days after a white gunman allegedly killed nine black church goers including the pastor thousands showed their solidarity swinging and swaying to gospel hits. >> ♪ you can lean on me ♪ >> reporter: reverend g the reverend led the congregation in prayers. >> we are reminded this morning about the freshness of death. it comes like a thief in the night. it's been rough. some of us have been downright angry. but through it all, god has sustained us. >> reporter: the worshippers black and white, lined up well before the doors opened. security was tight. police searched bags as people entered

>> i have heard from him that we know nine have been confirmed dead, including reverend clemente. in fact, when i was down in charleston around the killing of the young man, scott, who was killed by north charleston police, we did a prayer vigil at b.c. . i was told that the ref and was with us that day and actually prayed with us and work with our local chapter they are. certainly, 1st and foremost, our hearts are broken, and our condolences go to the family and we joining on the appeal for anyone that has any information leading to any suspect or suspects should cooperate and that there ought to be a calm, collective, unified response to this. we do not need to be defenseless violence with anything other then some clear thinking and some very peaceful resolve on how we deal with madness like this. so i am back and forth on the phone with mr. johnson, who is there on the scene. certainly, we are going to be vigilant to assisting anyway we can to bring about just resolve of this in terms of apprehending who is responsible but at the same time not adding to the madness. but in many

serve victimses were held yesterday for state senator and pastor clemente pinkney. >> his powerful voice was a voice of reason for the oppressed and the hopeless. >> reporter: fond memories from speaker after speaker as friends and family of the reverend clemente pinkney said goodbye. >> this is no longer the t deferment arena. we have transformed it into a sanctuary. ♪ >> reporter: the theme a celebration of his life and the 8 other victims from last week's tragic shooting. >> he spoke up, and spoke for those who could not speak for themselves. the service was filled with notable, house speaker john boehner, presidential candidate hillary clinton and president obama delivered the eulogy. the president remembered reverend pinkney who made a difference in the life of others. >> what an example he set. what a model for his faith. and then to lose him at his sanctuary with 8 wonderful members of his flock. ♪ amazing grace. >> reporter: in cherls ton south carolina,. >> there's an investigation into the vandalism sparked by the debate of confederate symbols in the south. crews in lexington h

clement: china wants to make its rail technology exports more competitive. what we saw before with csr and cnr outbidding itself downwards. there are a lot of margin pressures. china wants to erase the profitability of its business -- so it's aiming to do that with this merger p is also trying to change the way the rail business is being conducted by offering a package deal. every time chinese premier goes out on a diplomatic tribute he would come back with a string of deals. rail will be among them. what is happening is that while china is offering a deal fro construction to equipmentm and coming back to china then disturbing the deal among its companies. that is how they are making a competitive, which is why it is seeing japan starting to respond with their own funding, their own response to a.i.b. to fund all the superstructure projects. rishaad: how is china using cranes and railroads more specifically in its diplomatic push and its push for influence? clement: right. one way of doing it is to go and projected tech knowledge. very keen to get his techno

reverend clement of think they -- the funeral for clement of pinckney will be live on c-span. >> c-span gives you the best access to congress congressional hearings and news conference is, bringing you the that shape our policy. and every morning "washington journal" is life -- live. c-span, created by america's cable companies and brought to you as a public service by your local cable or satellite provider. >> hillary clinton visited christ the king united methodist church. st week's shooting, gun background checks and the confederate flag. from road to the white house this is 90 minutes. [applause] >> somehow i'm sure all of that is not for me. [laughter] [cheers and applause] >> just kidding. thank you for your patience. it is either really hot in here or i'm having a hot flash. we hope it will conduct a little bit. we are still in a house of prayer. will you pause with me please, for a moment of prayer. gracious god we thank you for your presence and your people that are gathered in this place. our prayer is simple, lord. open our eyes that we might see. open our years that we might

. >> reporter: paul moved into linda's home in the picture perfect city of san clemente. they said their marriage vows in 1992. that part about in sickness and in health would be tested less than a year later. in the spring of 1993, linda came down with an illness that put her in the local hospital. mary came to see her. >> she looked like a little girl in a big bed. she just looked so weak and not vibrant, like linda. >> reporter: frightening to see her like that? >> yeah, you betcha. you betcha. >> reporter: her newly minted husband paul was sick, too, with many of the same strange symptoms. both were weak, vomiting, like bad food poisoning or the worst stomach flu imaginable. paul recovered quickly. linda did not. >> we knew that she was very sick and that they couldn't identify what was causing the problem. >> reporter: paul kept a vigil by her bedside and kept their edison colleagues updated with daily emails like this. "there still is not much clue as to the original infection, but if she continues to improve and gets well soon, i don't think it will really matter w

el presidente barack obama rindiÓ hoy un sentido homenaje al pastor clemente picnik, en una histÓricaomentos mÁs emotivos fue con obama cantÓ amazing grace. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ amazing grace ♪ marÍa: el presidente tambiÉn elogiÓ el chamaco de varios polÍticos para retirar la bandera como pidiÓ la gobernadora de carolina del sur, de sacar el polÉmico sÍmbolo del capitolio estatal. jorge: en el infierno que vivieron unos ancianos en cuestiÓn de minutos se redujo a cenizas, las factorÍas consideran que el incendio en donde murieron 17 ancianos fue intencional y la fiscalÍa continÚa con las investigaciones. >> en el vÍdeo grabado con el celular de eric sÁnchez se aprecia en magnitud el incendio que acabÓ con la vida de y siete adultos mayores de 44 que habitaban el asilo hermoso atardecer. ( sirenas ) >> parece que se estÁ quemando el asilo. >> el hombre llegaba a su casa cuando viola lejos la llama y el escucharlo lamentos de varias personas se dio cuenta que se trataba del. asilo. >> te dio miedo acercarse? >> no, lo que me daba tristeza era sentir cÓmo se estaban quemando las abuelitas adentro sab

clement episcopal school. showered that classroom and including ten children. >> a lot of the children had been in that corner. >> the motorcycle driver is in critical condition right now. >>> today in maryland, leaders could approve a huge amount of money to pay for the response to baltimore riots two months ago. governor larry hogan is on a board that will discuss using $20 million to pay for the maryland national guard, among other things. hogan sent the guard to baltimore when violence broke out following freddie gray's death in police custody. six police officers are now facing charges for gray's death. >>> in the day ahead we could find out what's next for the budget in prince george's county. the county council chairman mel franklin said the overrides avoids a 15.6% increase in property taxes next year. baker wanted the money for education. franklin said the prospect of a county executive suing this council would be self-destructive, self-defeating an and irresponsible. >>> we're watching developments o

"the associated press" at the pastor clemente who is also a state senator is among those killed in the. he believes behind a wife and two children. many members of the community are understandably upset. >> these people were at church. they violated the sanctity of that. the ramifications are way beyond that. this is unacceptable. >> we want the entire community to pray for safety for people and we would hope that this person who has committed the heinous crime, which is a hate crime be brought to justice. reporter: in a noon prayer vigil has been scheduled here in charleston at morris brown ame church. they did this morning authorities plan to announce a reward for information leading to arrests in this case. sandra: jonathan, thank you. the briefing will be at 7:30 a.m. this morning. bright williams not returning to nbc nightly news in the anchor chair at the conclusion of his suspension. according to multiple reports, is expected to take a new role at the cable news network msnbc. williams suspended in february for falsely say this in a helicopter hit by enemy fire in iraq. global i

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he knew the reverend clemente pinckney.y had worked together on his first presidential campaign. there now has been movement and it seems quite likely that the confederate battle flag will be removed from the capital but the president said that that is not enough. more needs to be done to bring about racial equality in this country. he said this is a pretty good example of what we've seen in charleston. the shooter said that he was ready for a police report. basically people of all colors is going it happen, it will happen. ed. before the supreme court historying rulic gay and lesbian couples were allowed to marry in 36 states. >> as the public brings out cheers outside of the supreme court, it's decision that same sex marriage ban has to go. >> we want rights for all people of all colors, all creed. all nationalities and all. >> 14 states mainly in the south and which had west will be brought into line in front everyone. they wrote celebrating the opportunity for new expression for a partner. celebrate the aville ability o

el presidente barack obama de un sentido ramaje al pastor clemente.radicional himno religioso de la comida americana. ♪ ♪ ♪ (canta en inglÉs) (gritos) ♪ ♪ ♪ marÍa: el presidente tambiÉn elogiÓ el llamado de varios polÍticos para retirar la bandera confederada de lugares emblemÁticos como pidiÓ la gobernadora de carolina del sur de sacar el polÉmico sÍmbolo del capitolio. jorge: se dio conocer un video que muestra el infierno que vivieron los ancianos de un centro de mÉxico que en cuestiÓn de minutos se redujo a cenizas. se considera que el incendio donde muriÓ el 17 ancianos fue intencional la fiscalÍa continÚa con investigaciones. informe es alejandro roldÁn. alejandro: en el vÍdeo grabado se aprecia la magnitud del incendio que acabÓ con la vida de 17 adultos que habitaban el asilo hermoso atardecer. >> iba yendo a trabajo y parece que se estÁ quemando asilo. alejandro: llegaba a su casa de trabajar en la madrugada cuando vio las llamas y escuchan los lamentos de varias personas se dio cuenta que se trataba del asilo. te dio miedo acercarte? eddy: n

thank you for talking to us. >>> alison clement hunt, thank you very much, indeed. >>> now, shots have been fired at the police headquarters in the u.s. city of dallas in texas. a shoot-out began when a number of suspects pulled up to the building in an armoured fan and started firing. a suspect fled the scene. a bag of explosives was found nearby prompting the area to get evacuated. this is a situation we are getting more news on, we'll bring you details on it when they come to us. >>> a u.s. investigator say there has been a second breach of sensitive data related to government employees. last week it was revealed that the data of 4 million people could have been compromised. in both cases washington said chinese hackers could be involved. john terrett reports. >>> 24 hours after the biggest federal employees union warned in a letter to the obama administration that last year's hack of fedaral employees was wider than led on comes confirmation that may have been a deeper breach. white house spokesman josh ernst saying there was a separate intrusion, affecting a different part of offi

the president will deliver the eulogy at the funeral for the state lawmaker and pastor clemente pinkney. it will be held inside the ame church where the shootings took place. >> reverend pinkney was a serve haven't of all we -- servant to all, we come together to say thank you brother pinkney for the work well done. >> the family of the suspected gunman released a statement saying they know people are asking questions about the 21-year-old but they don't want to say anything while the victims as families are grieving. >>> "good morning america" will have a live report from charleston at 7:00 a.m. >>> a investigation is underway after a veteran said he was denied a ride on the new jersey transit bus because of his service dog. daniel wright tried to board the bulls in newark, he was with his service dog named tank. the driver wouldn't let him on even though the dog had on a vest and tank. he said he needs tank for many reasons. >> i need awareness brought veterans don't have to be blind or did he have to have a service animal. >> another bus came threw and allowed them to -- came through

. >> he asked the pastor, he sat next to my cousin reverend clemente pinkney throughout the entire bible study. >> friends of roof said he commonly spewed hatred toward black people. >> if you're not safe at church where are you safe. that's the question being asked around the country including right here, katherine scott is live on how local churches are increasing security. good morning katherine. >> reporter: security is a challenge with churches. they want new faces to come in, they want new members but there's a danger associated with that. there are churches like this one in west philadelphia in recent years put security measures in place, some are noticeable, some are behind the scenes. at west philadelphia calvary baptist church thousands come through the door each month. >> we must open the door and accept people in, the difficulty is that some of the some people because of their desperation and strange belief systems may come to do harm. >> reporter: the pastor said having security is part of today 's reality even in a house of worship. in recent years they drastically enhanced

african-american church in charleston south carolina among the dead the church's pastor, state senator clemente police are calling the shooting at an annual ame church hate crime. church members were in bible study class, white man in his 20's opened fired on the group, remains on the loose right now. >> this is a tragedy no community should have to experience it is senseless and it is unfathomable that somebody in today's society would walk into a church when people are having a prayer meeting and take their lives. and i can assure you that we are going to do everything in our power to find this individual to lock him up and to make sure that he does not hurt anyone else. >>> police have not said how many people were in the bible class, but police say there were some survive operation. fbi has joined in on investigation. >> back closer to home, two women tell police they were shot in north philadelphia. >> when they got a hospital, though there is was interesting, evidently there were no serious injuries that were found. police say it is possible bullet grazed them. this is the scene just afte

and ernie clement lines to left. that will score a couple of runs. got-ahead run. maryland's dream of omaha dashed. virginia is off to the college world series with the 5-4 win. >>> french open final. lucy safarova against serena williams who was very sick with the flu. safarova goes up 2-0 in the de decisive third set. serena finds herself, drops the racket and walks away. >>> let's head to the pitch. d.c. united hosting toronto fc. espindola with the corner kick to steven beerbaum. his first goal of the season. toronto fc spoils it late. game tied. minutes to play. sebastian chavinko past andrew rick sta. dykstra. >>> to hockey, tampa hosting chicago. tampa on the power play. garrison cranks up the power shot. into the back of the net. that's your game winner. tampa wins 4-3. series tied at one. congrats to the mystics who won their home opener tonight, 67-62. >> wnba season underway. >> here we go. >> thank you for joining us. that's our news. "saturday night live" is next. >> welcome to "state of the union." i'm candy crowley. tonight -- the nfl in crisis. rece

. >> he asked for the pastor, where's the pastor, he sat next to my cousin, reverend clemente pinkney, throughout the entire bible study. >> friends of roof said he commonly spewed hatred toward black people. authorities are investigating the shooting za za -- as a possible hate crime. >> people are asking if you're not safe at church where are you safe? that's being asked around the county. katherine scott is live with more on how local churches are increasing security. >> reporter: security is a challenge for churches. they want knew members but there's a danger associated with that. a lot of churches like this one in west philadelphia have beefed up security, some measures are noticeable some not. thousands of people come through the doors each month at west philadelphia calvary baptist church. >> we must open the door and accept people in, the difficulty is that some of the same people because of their belief systems may come to do hard. >> reporter: security is part of today's reality even in a house of worship. in the recent years they enhanced security measures. >> we have rota

. >> reporter: among those killed the church's pastor and state senator clement clement.itnesses say he was preaching when he was shot and killed. moumpbers draped a black cloth over his seat in the legislature. >> this is someone that should be revered and respected and all of us want answers. we want to know why this young man chose this church and reverend pinckney. >> 5-year-old boy who reportedly survived by playing dead and one woman spared because the shooter wanted her to tell the world what he had done. it prompted an emotional response from u.s. president barack obama. >> there's something particularly heart breaking about a death happening in a place in which we seek solace and we seek peace. in a place of worship. >> reporter: in south carolina the state's governor gave voice to this community's grief. >> we w and the heart and soul of south carolina was broken. >> i want to tell you now about sylvia johnson. she lost a dear kouzn in this shooting. the pastor, clementa pinckney. johnson talked to anderson cooper about what her friend witnessed. >> what i heard

it was a year after governor clement in tennessee had sent the national guard in to help integrate clinton high school in tennessee. so at that time, boys state was still segregated. so it was all white. so, looking back, to talk about abolishing the ku klux klan in 1957 to in all white boys state was something that i'm proud to be reminded of frankie. >> and there is a letter from howard baker in your office thank youing you for your participation. senator alexander: it is his father. congress and howard baker. it was my first visit to washington. i was at boys nation. and i did not know where to find him. i went over to the lunch line at the house of representatives and i asked some people which one is commerce and baker? they pointed him out -- which one was cumbersome and baker? he took me to lunch and i realized he could not get rid of me. and then he wrote me that nice note. i'll always remember that. my father had taken me to the courthouse when i was 10 years old to meet this congressman baker. i remember when i left i thought i probably met the most respected man i was ever likely

. >> clement pinkney. again, an influential church. a well known church. a key church in the community down there. >> we have a picture -- >> reporter: people call it on calhoun street, they call it the heart of the african-american community here in charleston. this is not a small neighborhood out at prayer group. this is the heart of the baptist community and african-american community in charleston. >> the dr. king center in atlanta issued a statement regarding the shooting. tweeting a picture that harkens back to the civil rights moveme movement. dr. king at the podium preaching at emanuel ame. they believe nonviolence is not just about our physical response, but our social media communication. >> robert costa of "the washington post." we appreciate your time. it has been a long night. it is emotional to be around so many people grieving. robert said they call this church the heart of the community down there. the heart is bruised. >> just to reset. a gunman on the loose. nine people dead in a black church in south carolina. the killer on the run weari

charleston south carolina among the dead, the church's pastor, who is also a state senator down there clemente, police are calling the shooting at emanuel ame church a hate crime. church members were in bible study class wednesday night when police say a white man in his early 20's, opened fire on the group. he remains on the loose right now. >> people in prayer on a wednesday evening a ritual coming together praying and worshiping god to have an awful person come in and shoot them is inch explicable, obviously, the most intolerable and unbelievable act possible. >> quite common on wednesday nights in the south for bible classes to be held at these churches. police have not said how many people were in that church during the bible class last night. but police did say that there were at least three survivors. meanwhile the fbi has joined the investigation. more on that coming up. >> well, back here at home, teen in custody following shooting in north philadelphia. two women told police, they've been shot. when they arrived at the hospital there were no serious injuries found. bullet may have ju

the next few days could be crucial in determining the worst is over >>> alison clements hunt is the spokeswoman for the world health organisation joint mission and joins us live via skype from the philippines capital. alison, it's a stark warning from the w h ox saying that south korea -- w.h.o. saying that south korea should brace itself for more cases. how bad does the w ha thing it will -- w.h.o. think it will get. >> we are seeing the beginning of a declin in infections. the south korean government started to put in place a number of recommendations that joint missions to the country recommends and with them we hope to see improved. the numbers of cases are increasing and the death toll rising. we understand the w ha mission -- w.h.o. mission is leaving. you are finishing your mission at the worse possible time. >> not really. it's a matter of going in working to look at how response is done, wh could be done better. the nation which is a fact-finding mission and discussions with the government has done its work it doesn't mean that w.h.o. will work with the seen government, but we don't ha

. >> reporter: roof was captured outside south carolina after the shooting that killed clemente pinkney. >> he was a cousin, but like a cousin, as a young boy my father took him under his wings my father worked with him and taught him. >> reporter: law enforcement officers are investigating the shooting as a possible hate crime. his friends said he pursued hate. >> intoed hate. the meanwhile, the woman who spotted the man while she is being called a his or her because she noticed that unique haircut she called her husband and called 911. reporting live in charleston, south carolina kenneth moten channel 6 "action news." matt my friend back to you. >> thanks kenneth. we'll see you later in this newscast. >>> people of all faith come together to condemned the tragedy. dozens visited mother bethel ame church in society hill and to pray. dann cuellar was there. ♪ >> reporter: they sang songs of praise prayers seeking comfort in the wake of the charleston massacre. >> we're here tonight as a grieving community fighting and struggling to keep on our faith. >> reporter: they were joined by peo