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use with band-aid brand. >>> welcome back to "cnn newsroom."ing from a rural teaching college in mexico. and families say they are still looking for answers. the mexican government says the students were attacked by local corrupt police in the city, and their remains were burned. only one victim has been identified. cnn's rafael romo has this report. >>> this man chokes up almost every time he talks about his son. "believe me," he says, "i will bring him back. he will come back one day." he's one of 43 students from a mexican ruler teachers college -- returnal teachers college who went missing last september. according to mexican authorities, the students were on their way to a protest when they were attacked by corrupt police officers linked to a drug gang. they were then executed, investigators say. the bodies burned in a landfill, and the remains tossed into a nearby river. the mexican government's version was discredited this month by an independent group of forensic experts hired by the inter-american human rights commission who say the st

we thank you for watching cnn "newsroom." more news after the break. u are watching cnn, the world's news leader. >>> violence breaks out at jerusalem's al-aqsa mosque just ahead of the jewish new year. we have that story. >>> latest, wild fires scorch california. >>> and later celebrating a super anniversary, one of the most beloved video games in the world, the character turns 30. i'm george howell in atlanta. this is cnn "newsroom." >>> good day to you and welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. we start this hour in jerusalem. the violence that broke out at the al-aqsa mosque just hours before the start of the jewish new year. israeli security officials say young arabs clashed with police after authorities received some intelligence that people were starting to gather there. our orin lieberman is covering this story. good to have you with us. all of this started just a few hours ago in the morning. what's the latest? >> the old city of jerusalem is finally quieting down after hours of protests and clashes between prote

in new york, alexandra field, cnn. >>> later this hour on "cnn newsroom," we will introduce you to a family who had an amazing encounter with pope john paul ii nearly 40 years ago. join us as they recount their heartwarming story to cnn's jean ka sahries. >>> -- casarez. >>> jane byrne made an announcement friday that he is resigning. he says he will step down next month. he said it was his encounter with pope francis thursday that helped him decide that it was time to go. you see him here get choked up during the pope's visit to washington. cnn's dana bash says the race is on now for boehner's successor. >> it looks as though the man who is now his number two in the house republican leadership, kevin mccarthy, relatively new to congress given how far he's come. he was elected in 2006. he is -- hasn't officially put his hat in the ring. it looks like he's going to. at this point there doesn't seem to be anybody who looks like they can beat him. i think the conservative movement, those out there, the people who are fueling the anti-washington, anti-politician fervor in the presidential

we thank you for watching this hour of "cnn newsroom." howell at the cnn center in atlanta. i'll be back right after the break with another hour of news from around the world. you're watching cnn, the world's news leader. ooñóokñ.??????ó >>> migrants by the bus load, thousands finally arrive to austria, after making that taxing journey through hungary. we take you to that border to bring you their stories. as these developments unfold, european leaders meet to find a solution to the issues dividing the continent. >>> and a heartbreaking good-bye to the toddler whose final image put a face to this crisis laid to rest by his distraught father. the sole survivor of his family's escape from syria. i'm george howell, this is "cnn newsroom." >>> welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. we start this hour with the mass migration that is happening across europe. thousands of migrants made it to the border between hungary and austria. they crossed overnight and there are many, many more on the way. buses from budapest

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you are watching cnn newsroom.d to have you with us. i'm george howell. the headlines this hour -- more than 1,000 migrants have arrived to austria after walking across the border to hungary. the red cross gave them food and water before they boarded trains for vienna. most are fleeing the war in syria, hoping for asylum in germany. >>> in japan, the water is receding after raging floods forced the evacuation of 400,000 people. fast-rising waters spawn bade tropical storm that swept away homes and many other structures. at least three people are dead from the floods and more than 20 are still unaccounted for. >>> major victory on thursday for u.s. senate democrats blocking a republican-backed measure to derail the iran nuclear deal. opponents fell two votes shy of the number needed to advance a resolution to a final vote that. means barring a legal challenge, congress cannot kill it. >>> jailed venezuelan leader lopez has been sentenced to 13 years in prison. lopez is accused of inciting violence during protests th

this is "cnn newsroom."is. after days of waiting in makeshift shelters hundreds of migrants and refugees have made it to germany. in a sudden change of policy on monday, authorities let syrian and iraqi refugees buy tickets headed west from hungary. >> and refugees made it to austria. 20,000 people rallied to support the migrants and refugees and called for europe to be more welcoming. >> translator: what we have heard today is say it loud, say it clear, refugees are welcome here and other similar sayings. it's about a culture of welcoming and not controlling the people who are fleeing death. >> and germany is the favored destination for many migrants making their way across europe. the country has already pledged to take in thousands of asylum seekers. >> our fred pleitgen spoke with refugees who made it to munich. >> reporter: after a long and difficult journey through much of europe many of the refugees are making it to munich's central station. germany is one of the main places that refugees want to go.

cnn newsroom begins now. manhunt continues this hour in northern illinois for the three men suspected of shooting dead a veteran police officer. officials are only saying they are searching for two white men and one black man. with helicopters overhead, police officers with sniffer dogs scoured a wide with area around fox lake. a normally quiet community about an hour from chicago. >> the sheriffs office says the officer lieutenant was chasing three suspects on foot before found with a gunshot wound. he was also stripped of his gun, as well. he's the fourth officer to be killed on duty in the united states in the last nine days. now authorities asked residents to remain in their homes, inside of their businesses during the sweeping and pain staking manhunt. >> we're asking residents in the fox lake area to be on the alert if they see anything us pishs to dial 911 immediately. anything out of the ordinary, anything they are not used to seeing in their subdivisions. no tip is too small. >> we are joined from fo

thank you, everybody. >> ryan young, cnn, fox lake, illinois. >> ahead here on cnn newsroom, a formerictim gets a new lease on life. see how a catering company is helping to lift her up. it's a cnn preem project special report. >>> the cnn freedom project is shining a light on sex trafficking this week with and as you can imagine survivors often face a challenging road to recovery. to be successful they need good, long-term jobs but many employers shy away from hiring them. sara sidner introduces us to one catering company that's not afraid to give these victims a fresh start. >>ened ya has a great job at a successful catering company in columbus, ohio. >> it is such an awesome place. it is not just a place of business but i feel like we are family here. >> reporter: that's because freedom a la carte is more than your run-of-the-mill business. every employee here is a victim of sex trafficking and if many of them a -- >> i feel blessed to get the opportunity to work here. >> wedding on sunday. >> yeah. >> i always work on sunday. >> some of them have been arrested 30-plus times. so no

this is "cnn newsroom."eadlines this hour. hungarian government won't allow them to leave without proper paperwork. hungary's prime minister will meet with europe and union officials about the crisis today. xi jinping said he will reduce the military by 300,000 troops. he made the pledge a few hours ago as china held a massive parade in beijing mark ing the anniversary of the end of world war ii. >>> u.s. secretary of state is defending the iran nuclear deal as the president gains enough votes to protect it. this comes after a another democratic senator agreed to support the deal. mr. obama now has the votes he needs to overcome a veto from republicans in congress who plan to vote against the agreement. >>> an arrest warrant has been issued for guatemala's president. he is accused of taking bribes. the president denies the charges suggesting his political enemies are out to get him. >>> two suspects remain on the run in the u.s. after a police officer was shot and killed on tuesday. the search was called off

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you're watching cnn newsroom. i'm lynda kinkade. our top stories this hour.than five hours, pope francis will lead mass at revolution plaza in havana. it's the first stop on his ten-day visit to cuba before he heads to the u.s. a spokesperson says he may also meet with cuba's former leader, fidel castro. >>> the nigerian army that has rescued more than 100 people from boek owe ha ran. the rescue tables are being care -- >> being shuttled between eastern european nations. hundreds migrants reached austria. they were dropped off at a hungarian train station and walked four kilometers to the border. john kerry says that bashar al assad must step down but not right away. kerry called on russia and iran to pressure president al assad to negotiate a political transition. >>> greeks are going to the polls right now to elect a new government. this is the fifth general election in just six years. voting has been under way for about two hours. the winner will oversee greece's on going economic controls. alexis tsipras seen on the right resigned last month. he's running

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this is "cnn newsroom." >>> a desperate situation demands an urgent response.u ministers will meet in brussels in the coming hours, looking for ways to solve the escalating migrant crisis. but some countries are already on record opposing quotas. meanwhile, germany has imposed temporary controls at its border with austria, trying to stop the flow of people. thousands of migrants have poured into germany in the weeks since angela merkle welcomed those displaced by war. but now the country is running out of space. germany's interior minister explained the decision. >> translator: the goal of this measure is to restrict the present inflow of migrants into germany and return, again, to an orderly process upon entry. >> but, the flow of moigrants across the aegean sea has hardly stopped. and the images of them are heartbreaking. you she man struggling to stay afloat and keep his 2 month old baby from drowning of their dinghy sunk off the coast of lesbos in greece. once they reach greece, thousands are passing through the border of macedonia on their trek north to ge

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this is "cnn newsroom."with breaking news in japan where rescue efforts are underway right now after days of heavy rainfall that's triggered widespread flooding. >> at this stage, reuters reports that 90,000 people have been ordered to evacuate after river banks burst in cities north of tokyo. local media recorports the floog is so widespread they have not started to grasp how dire the flooding it. the water has washed away a number of homes. one person is missing and we saw moments ago military helicopters air lifting residents one by one in what is certainly a frightening situation for so many people. >> we want to go to pedram javaheri right now who has some more information on what is happening here. we understand one person is missing at this point. could very well be more. what information do you have? >> this is a pattern we have seen set up for so many days now. the month of september is the wettest time of year in tokyo. they get 8 inches this month, 210 millimeters of rainfall. a trio of weather pa

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and this is "cnn newsroom." republican race for the u.s. presidency. he was twice elected governor of wisconsin, taking on powerful public unions and winning big. but after only a few months on the campaign trail and two lackluster debate performances scott walker is dropping out. >> i will suspend my campaign immediately. i encourage other republican presidential candidates to consider doing the same so that the voters can focus on a limited number of candidates who can offer a positive, conservative alternative to the current front-runner. >> now walker's support among republican voters has been steadily declining since july when he registered at 10%. he fell to 8% in august. 5% earlier this month. and now walker was polling at also than 1%. ben carson is clarifying his statement that he would not support a muslim as u.s. preside president. in an interview with fox news he said he could support a muslim as president as they renounced their faith. a muslim candidate would have to renounce sharia law. dana bash

make some great memories. >> much more ahead in cnn newsroom.rn it over to martin savidge. >> i'm in for fredricka whitfield who has the day off. newsroom starts now. >>> investigators are examining what they call a significant piece of evidence at the scene where a police officer was shot and killed this week and they say that they are close to identifying the suspects. so far police in illinois aret

you are in the cnn newsroom. i'm deborah feyerick in for poppy harlow. >> this is cnn breaking news. >> and we begin this hour with breaking news, and indications that russia may be increasing its support to the syrian government. secretary of state john kerry called his russian counterpart sergei lavrov today to discuss reports of a possible military buildup. kerry made clear that if the reports are accurate, it could further escalate the conflict. here's what cnn global affairs corresponde correspondent elise labott had to say to our martin savidge the last hour. >> secretary kerry has been working with mr. lavrov trying to get a solution. it's been a long slog. you've seen recent activity in the last few months indicating they may be trying to get something going. if the russians are increasing their military presence, it would certainly complicate that. >> and that's the concern then, that somehow we're going to step away from a negotiated settlement here and it's more that the syrian regime is going to go for

next hour of cnn's newsroom.dricka whitfield. >> you all have a great day. very busy. a busy afternoon straight ahead. thanks so much. >>> 11:00 eastern hour. i'm fredricka whitfield. newsroom starts right now. >> extremely busy weekend for presidential candidates as well especially for republican contenders with just four days to go before the next gop debate right here on cnn. take a look right now at live pictures from iowa where republican stt

the next hour of cnn newsroom begins right now. >>> top of the hour. hello, everyone. 12,000 people terrified and desperate. some of them solo, all alone. that's how many people have traveled through austria and into germany this weekend. refugees getting away from terrorism and civil wars, persecution in their own home countries austria and germany both countries opened their borders to thousands of moi grants, the only european countries so far to do so. these are the people who have made it to relative safety. the u.n. estimates that nearly 3,000 people died or are missing this year in their quest to reach western europe for a

you are in the cnn newsroom. rick in for poppy harlow. >> this is cnn breaking news. >> and we begin this hour with breaking news, and indications that russia may be increasing its support to the syrian government. secretary of state john kerry called his russian counterpart sergei lavrov today to discuss reports of a possible military buildup. kerry made clear that if the reports are accurate, it could further escalate the conflict. here's what cnn global affairs corresponde co

you are in "cnn newsroom" with us. i'm deborah feyerick in for poppy harlow. more than 700 refugees and migrants are expected to arrive today in germany after a long, perilous journey from ever where. their homes halfway around the world. after days stranded in budapest, hungary, those exhausted people hope their arrival in western europe ends their ordeal. one european union official warns this crisis has barely begun and is far from over. the united nations estimates that 2,000 new migrants arrive in hungary each and every day from syria, iraq, afghanistan and other nations in turmoil. out of sheer desperation to get somewhere safe, many are making the journey on foot after failing to get passage aboard trains. a cold rain greets them as they walk the final steps into austria and that's where we find cnn senior international correspondent, arwa damon. >> reporter: they are coming across the border right now. they have to walk this last portion of the trip. it is raining, it is pretty miserable, but very few of them care because finally, they have left hungar

let's talk live in the cnn newsroom. >>> good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you for joining me. next hour republican ben carson takes to the stage and tries to step out of the shadow of his controversial vow that he could never support a muslim for president. first he doubled down. now he's backing off, at least a little. and his republican opponents are forced to go on record. first carson's latest comments on fox news. >> absolutely i stand by the comments. if, for instance, you believe in a thetheocracy, i don't care ifu are a christian. if you want to make it into the thee okay rasy i'm not going to support you. >> live in sharonville, ohio where carson has a scheduled news conference for next hour. good morning. >> good morning. he is expected to i peer here. event is about healthcare. but we're hoping ben carson will take some questions. talking to people in the crowd as they file in for this event. there is a lot of support for what ben carson has said. even though he nuanced it somewhat in this interview last night on fox news. nonetheless ben c

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the next hour of "cnn newsroom" starts now. >>> happening now in the "newsroom" -- >> i have a littleup on wednesday. >> 11 candidates, one stage, and one guy who says he's the target. >> i hear they're all going after me. whatever. >> can anyone catch the front-runner? his supporters don't think so. >> you cannot show up at a donald trump rally and not make a statement. >>> also, flash flood waters rush in. women and children in a car as help rises. help came too late for others. we're live at the utah/arizona border. >>> plus, north korea warns america, it is ready to use a nuke against us. it's restarting a plant that makes the bomb fuel. is the supreme leader serious? let's talk live in the "cnn newsroom." >>> good morning. i'm carol costello. donald trump looking ahead to tomorrow's debate but may feel a little breath on the back have his neck. a new poll shows trump still leads the republican field. look how much ben carson has leaped to close in. on the flip side, jeb bush has seen his support absolutely plunge. don't expect the donald to be humbled by any of this. at a massive

this is cnn newsroom. >> and we begin with breaking news out of yemen.mosque in the capital killed at least 29 people and injured dozens. officials say the death coal could rise. >> it happened just as worshippers attended prayers for the holiday. it serves sunni and shia worshippers. no one claimed responsibility. now our editor in chief has more details and insight into the situation in yemen. >> yemen is very fragile security-wise and attacks will continue and we have a situation happening in yemen. the government in the south and the north, a war happening nationwide and this is where the mosque was not a majority. they had the last two attacks have not only been there, but a mixture of general sunni. this is what is driving them crazy because they are supposed to be targeted and they are just dramatic and sad for this war-torn country. >> pope francis is wasting no time raising politically sensitive issues, including climate change, immigration and marriage during his visit to the united states. his views were made clear on wednesday, his first full

i appreciate it. >>> the next hour of "cnn newsroom" starts right now. >>> happening now in the "newsroomp showdown. >> well, i'm a deal-maker. i'll make good deals for this country. ben can't do that. >> it's ridiculous to think the only thing i can do is neurosurgeon. >> that's not the only clash we're expecting. >> this is it, the stage where all the magic is going to happen. >> can anyone topple donald trump? >>> also -- a state of emergency as california wildfires rage out of control, overtaking whole towns. >> yeah, i'm all right. yeah, everything's okay. >> thousands of people forced to flee. >> i guess we're just lucky it's not our home. >> and this is all that's left behind. >>> plus, it's back to work for that kentucky clerk, kim davis. >> for me, this would be an act of disobedience to my god. >> we're live. let's talk live in the "cnn newsroom." >>> good morning, i'm carol costello. thank you for joining me. the embattled kentucky clerk who was locked up for refusing toish same-sex marriage licenses is standing her ground. early this morning as she returned to work, kim davis

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let's talk live in the cnn newsroom. >>> good morning. i'm carol kcostello. any minute now, a step toward justice for baby doe. her name we now know is bella. her mother and her mother's boyfriend are set to appear in a courtroom. the boyfriend charged with murder. cnn sources say he punched the little girl because he thought she was possessed. bella's mother is charged with being an accessory to murder after the fact. we are live inside the courtroom. we'll bring you developments as they happen. >>> for now, we turn to politics. in just a couple of hours, the nation's most powerful muslim rights group will formally demand that republican ben carson abandon his presidential bid. the council on american-islamic relations care is outraged by carson's lightning rod comments that he would not even consider electing a muslim to the white house. we'll talk about that in a few minutes. >>> first to cnn's athena jones, live in washington for us. good morning. >> good morning, carol. those comments from carson, and also comments trump made, have argued a lot of people

live in the cnn "newsroom." ♪ . >>> morning. i'm carol kos tocostello.e're following breaking news on the economy. 173,000 jobs last month, fewer than many expected. still, the unemployment rate ticking down two notches to 5%. that is the lowest unemployment rate since 2008. >> what they mean is the labor market improved again in the most recent month in august. here's the perspective. not as robust as you saw earlier in the summer. that was a surprise for some people. but the unemployment rate, this is a headline basically to almost full employment again, back to precrisis levels. the lowest unemployment rate since april 2008. when you dig into these numbers the sector growth was impressive and widespread. and you had growth and jobs at the higher end of the income spectrum. these are kind of numbers good for recent college graduates quite frankly and people who have a college degree. those are the jobs we're seeing grow. everyone's trying to figure out what this means for the federal reserve when it meets in two weeks. there's a lot of discussion about

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"cnn newsroom" begins right now. >>> donald trump is defending how he handled one of his supporters claiming that president obama is a muslim. trump is tweeting up a storm about the controversy. >> he says, this, am i morally obligated to defend the president every time somebody says something bad or controversial about him? i don't think so. this is the first time in my life that i have caused controversy by not saying something. if someone made a nasty or controversial statement about me to the president, do you really think he would come to my rescue? no chance! let's talk about it. i am joined by jeffrey lloyd, cnn political commentator and talk show host, ben ferguson. your reaction to trump's response but first, let's remind people of what sparked this controversy. let's listen to that. >> in this country, we have muslims. with he know our current president is one. we know he is not even an american. birth certificate, man. anyway, we have training campings growing where they want to kill us. that's my question. when can we get rid of this? >> we are going to look at a lot of different

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let's talk live in the cnn "newsroom." >>> and good morning, i'm carol costello.o much for joining me. in just a few hours that jailed kentucky clerk who refuses to issue same-sex marriage licenses gets a high-profile visitor, that would be mike huckabee. the presidential candidate will step behind bars to meet with davis and he's been tweeting up a storm about it. nearly every new message on the white house hopeful's twitter account is about this controversy and a rally he will be leading this afternoon outside of her detention center, a rally that could get so big five schools have already called off classes for more than 1,000 students over traffic congestion fears. last hour i asked one of davis' attorneys if he thinks this will help get davis out of jail. >> it certainly can't hurt. kim davis has been overwhelmed by the amount of support she's receiving, and the fact that a presidential candidate will take time out of a busy campaign schedule to come not only visit kim but then to lead a rally on her behalf, it can only help raise awareness about the injustic

. >>> let's talk, live in the cnn "newsroom." >>> good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. we begin with a groundbreaking announcement by the catholic church. just days before an historic visit to the united states, pope francis has announced women who have had an abortion and have been excommunicated can be forgiven. not only that, that forgiveness can be granted by a women's parrish priest. that's not to say the church no longer considered abortion a moral sin, but pope francis has met so many women who bear in their heart the scar of this agonizing and painful decision. all of this as the pope holds a rare virtual meeting with americans. it was an extraordinary spectacle as the pope asked a young girl with a skin condition to sing for him. >> i would like to hear you singing. may i ask you to sing a song for me? be courageous. [ applause ] ♪ [ singing in spanish ] >> thank you very much. so kind of you. >>> that brought the audience to ti tears. i want to bring in vatican correspondent live in rome. >> reporter: this is a significant cha

the second hour of "cnn newsroom" begins right now. >> hundreds of migrants spend another night outsidetati i