i'm cyril vanier. >> and i'm rosemary church. we are following several breaking news stories this hour. donald trump son his first trip to asia as u.s. president. he just held a news conference last hour with japan's prime minister where mr. trump talked about north korea. more on that in just a moment. >>> but first, we want to tell you about the horror and disbelief that has gripped texas after the latest mass shooting here in the u.s. the deadliest that texas has ever known. at least 26 worshipers were killed when a man opened fire in a church outside of san antonio. the shooting happened in a small rural community, the kind of quiet american town where everyone knows everyone. that's how it's being described. >> and the suspect is 26-year-old devin patrick kelley. he was found dead of a gunshot wound in his car after a brief chase. kelley was discharged from the u.s. air force for bad conduct after being convicted of assaulting his spouse and his child. last year he bought the rifle he used legally, and here is more on how th

document obfuscate fancy word for conceal who hacked in and then leave little traces laken who in cyrillic or the name of the first head of the soviet secret police just to show that there might be the russians so what i'm seeing here here is that hive is part of that part part of that same exposure and the supreme irony of course is that kaspersky lives has been disclaiming any involvement in any of this russian hacking and the evidence such as it is suggests to me as an intelligence analyst connecting dots the conspiracy may not even know it was the cia that has put in the damaging information which indicated supposedly that kaspersky was doing something on toad it's it's an amazing story for an intelligence analyst you know we're taught to connect dots but even when this marble framework tool was announced by julian assigned even though the soviet so the russians now have been accused of hacking into various systems noah no one has ever put that revelation together with the so-called russian hacker the d.n.c. emails and said oh wow it might be the russians now because spare ski labs is

i'm cyril vanier. you're watching "cnn newsroom." >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> and we begin with that breaking news from iran where officials say the death toll stands now at least 207 people killed after a powerful earthquake struck near the iran-iraq border. more than 700 people were injured. and in iraq at least 700 people are confirmed dead and 300 injured. the 7.3 magnitude quake was felt throughout the region. let's bring in cnn's jomana karadsheh right off the top. she joins us from aman, jordan. she is monitoring the search-and-rescue efforts. first off, what can you tell us right now about what is going on in iran and on iraq? >> well, cyril, as you mentioned, this was such a powerful earthquake that it was felt in so many different countries around the region. while we didn't feel it here in jordan so, many other countries reported feeling this squak. as you mentioned, it was mostly it hit the iran-iraq worder region. it is the western province of kermanshah that seems to be the hardest

i'm cyril vanier. let's get another recap of our headlines on cnn. death toll continues to rise after a powerful earthquake on the border between iraq and iran. iranian officials say at least 207 people have been killed there, with more than 1700 injured. and on the iraqi side of the border, at least four people were killed. shots were also felt in pakistan, lebanon, kuwait, and soccer. >>> u.s. president donald trump is taking part in the asean summit with southeast asian leaders in the philippines. he met one oabout one earlier with his host, philippine president rodrigo duterte. they did not respond to reporters' questions about whether they would discuss human rights, although the white house said the issue did come up briefly in their conversation. >>> once again denying allegations of sexual misconduct from almost 40 years ago. roy moore is accused of pursuing relationships with teenaged girls, and one girl claims he made sexual contact with her when she was 14 years old. moore called these accusations a desperate attempt to stop his campaign.

the writing changed from cyrillic to latin script that meant a majority of the population which did not know the latin script became practically a literal. start when you had. the confrontation over the official language exploded into violence and the fourteenth russian army intervened transnistria the part of moldova where it was stationed split off and remained russian speaking. a thousand people died in the fighting along the new stair in the spring and summer of one thousand nine hundred two pieces now returned but in reality the conflict was only ever put on ice. because now it's all fun alongside the russian army. the fighting began on march second and four boys were immediately killed this is where they are buried the commander of the battalion is also buried here. they attacked the barracks and coach eddie. the soldiers their one thousand year old boys were outnumbered. basically the conflict was artificially blown out of proportion. well neither they nor we wanted this war but when a war began and see every day of fighting sets peace back at least a year not. the case of transn

french business consultant cyrille viossat is planning to go.mathematician dominika czerniawska has already gone back to warsaw. london still is the best city of the european union, but once it's not in the european union it loses so much appeal that berlin, amsterdam, and for some people warsaw, are far more attractive. investment has dried up. certainly i see my clients... i work in financial services and my clients have started to move jobs, and of course because i'm a consultant to those clients, if the roles are elsewhere then the jobs will be elsewhere. they're among thousands who've spent the months since that night calculating their futures in a post—brexit europe. decisions which are reflected in today's figures. since the vote, 572,000 people have arrived to live in the uk, but 342,000 have left. the difference is that crucial net migration figure. 230,000 more people living in the uk than a year ago. but following the brexit vote, that figure has fallen sharply by 106,000, the biggest fall since records began. many employers are deepl

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time i reported it dozens of times and i think it came down eventually after several months mchugh cyril is the director of the center for media justice and an activist with black life matter in the bay area activists like makiya have been working to make tech companies understand how to recognize racism on their platforms how does facebook to find hate speech here i hear anything that directly attacks people based on what are known as their protected characteristics that seem straightforward is there a problem with yeah that's a problem with it because it means that. white is as protected class as black was the problem is if we live in a society where everything protects white people and very few things protect black people making those two things equally protected doesn't work it actually over protects white people and under protects black people with this often translates to is people of color being censored by facebook for speaking out about racism while something like this is allowed to stay on face but you have black activists that say things like white supremacy is real i mean les

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good relations with europe good relations with china good relations the red and you know you have cyrillic in your alphabet and you've got a good hockey playing leader then somehow you're a bad guy because you're not down you know by seven floors the dorchester on a weekend for your whole entourage of fifty flying with a helicopter and spending maharani time money you know it's a total duplicitous nightmare and all we want to do is an overrated puts ok well let's go back to him because this is this is when i was looking at some of the coverage of. prince all you've been tell all so he's the one of the grandsons the many dozens and dozens of grandsons are like five thousand princes he's a grandson again and condoms over there what's wrong with these people the founder of saudi arabia so here's a headline i read over the weekend and it comes to this paragraph which is so shocking and yet the fact is shocking in that what is an acceptable author terry and what is an acceptable dictator. what is an acceptable sort of way to rule a country to some segments of the press here and yet not to other

french business consultant cyrille viossat is planning to go. has already gone back to warsaw. london still is the best city of the european union, but once it's not in the european union it loses so much appeal that berlin, amsterdam, and for some people warsaw, are far more attractive. investment has dried up. certainly i see my clients... i work in financial services and my clients have started to move jobs, and of course because i'm consultant to those clients, if the roles are elsewhere then the jobs will be elsewhere. they're among thousands who've spent the months since that night calculating their futures in a post—brexit europe. decisions which are reflected in today's figures. since the vote, 572,000 people have arrived to live in the uk, but 342,000 have left. the difference is that crucial net migration figure. 230,000 more people living in the uk than a year ago. but following the brexit vote, that figure has fallen sharply by 106,000, the biggest fall since records began. many employers are deeply worried about the loss of potentia

french business consultant cyril is planning to go, polish mathematician dominika czerniawska had alreadye back to warsaw. london still is the best city of the european union but when it is not in the european union it loses so much appeal that the link on amsterdam, and for some people warsaw are far more attractive. investment has dried up andl attractive. investment has dried up and i work in financial services and my clients have started to move jobs and because i am their consultant, the jobs will be elsewhere. they are among thousands who have spent the months since that night calculating their future is months since that night calculating theirfuture is in a post—brexit europe. positions which are reflected in the biggest to date. since the vote, 572,000 people have arrived to live in the uk but 342,000 have left. the difference is that crucial net migration figure, 230,000 more people living in the uk than a year ago. but following the brexit vote, that figure has fallen sharply by 106,000, the biggest fall since records began. many employers are deeply worried about the loss of p

colonials saw as an inevitable civil war between hindus, muslims, and sikhs, the british commissioned sir cyrilwas given two months, you know. >> anthony: two months to divide -- create a new country basically. >> uday: two months to divide the -- so he took the map, and just drew a line. you know people died because of the displacement. unofficially they say it's two million people. you know when giants fight, the minnows get trampled upon. >> anthony: in one of the largest exchanges of populations in history, many millions of people fled their homes. almost immediately, religious violence broke out on a mass scale. this is exactly what the partition had been intended to avoid. do people here still have families over there? >> uday: yeah they do. when the line was drawn, they were really just split into half. there are some houses where you enter from india and you exit from pakistan. >> anthony: really. wow. >> uday: this part of punjab, and that part of punjab, they were one state. so, the culture, the eating habits, it was just very similar. >> anthony: well it's a popular metaphor for indi

i'm cyril vanier. >> and i'm rosemary church.owing several breaking news stories this hour. donald trump son his first trip to asia as u.s. president. he just held a news conference last hour with japan's prime minister where mr. trump talked about north korea. more on that in just a moment. >>> but first, we want to tell you about the horror and disbelief that hasripped texas in the u.s.test mass shooting the diest that texas has ever known. at least 26