♪ [ laughter ] happy graduation, dillon, you the man! [ cheers and applause ] dillon. that's cool.very nice. >> could you just -- could you just maybe -- "the tonight show" so i thought maybe if you could sign a card for him. [ laughter ] would you mind? i'm mean, it's kind of -- i'm in a bit of a bind? ♪ >> jimmy: i don't need any more music. no, no. >> no, no, it's good. it's good. ♪ i don't even really know him. >> his name is dillon. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] please, no. just -- [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: okay. good. so, dillon. ♪ break the mold ♪ >> he's a big fan of yours. i think if he's not out partying, i'm sure he's going to be watching the show. >> jimmy: yeah, he probably, yeah. probably would just staying up with his buddies, watch the show. jimmy fallon. there you go. happy graduation, that's basic, right there. >> could you date it? >> jimmy: sure. [ laughter ] start the music, please? thank you. ♪ >> great. >> jimmy: you're welcome. >> you might want to, you know, get him a graduation present. [ laughter ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy:

. >> appearing via video and flanked by two armed guards this was 21-year-old dillon roof's first day in court. >> family members offered similar deeply emotional statements before dillon roof was moved away. the justice department said that they'll investigate whether this was an act of domestic terror saying in a statement that what happened here was designed to inflict terror on this community. but if that was the intent it has not work: mother emmanuel, as it's known here, remains the site of a city determined to heal together. >> this person came to this community with some crazy idea he would be able to divide the case against dillon roof is complex. >> residents of the iraqi city of tikrit have started to return home three months after pro government forces recaptured it from isil. the month-long fighters much of the city has been left damaged and deserted. >> for displaced iraqi families there are few occasions to celebrate. this trip home was one of them. 200 families have found refugee in samarra boarded these buses for tikrit last week. the first of what local leaders hope

dillon is currently starring in m. night shyamalan's fox miniseries "wayward pines.">> thank you. i want to thank you. that was a lovely introduction. and i want to thank kasia and everybody here at the national press club for hosting michel and myself. the rohingya of myanmar are currently the largest stateless ethnic group in the world. estimated somewhere over 100 million -- i'm sorry, 1 million people. get those numbers right. 1 million people. at least 1 million people. and having served on the board of refugees international for the last seven years, i've obviously heard about the ro rohingya for quite some time. they've been a great concern going as far back as the early '90s, but maybe even longer, but it was six weeks ago here in d.c. that the rohingya really got my attention. tune kin, a human rights activist for his fellow rohingya was being honored at a refugee's international event and he made a powerful speech. there was an urgency that you don't typically hear from somebody at an award ceremony. it was more of an immediate desperate plea than someone ac

but matt dillon is making it his mission to make sure that we do not look away. speaking to the press after his recent visit to the refugee camp, dillon said, i quote no one should have to live like this. they are being strangled slowly. they have no hope for the future. and nowhere to go. dillon is no stranger to refugee issues. he sits on the board of refugees international. accompanying him here today is michelle gabaudan. she has served as the president of refugees international since september of 2010 and he works to help refugees and displaced people worldwide. now dillon, when he is not helping refugees, has continued an actor career and those have included movies such as "beautiful girls a personal favorite of mine. wild things, there is something about mary and city of ghosts. he picked up an oscar for his role in "crash" selected as the best picture in 2006. he is starring in m knight shamma lan's way pard pines. join me in giving a warm welcoming press club welcome to matt dillon. [ applause ] >> thank you. thank you. i want to thank you. that was a lo

earlier, matt dillon traveled to myanmar, to the poorest state. he sat down with the bbc. >> of all the causes in the world, what drew you to this? >> well, having been on the border with refugees international now for seven-plus years, i heard a lot about them. this is a crisis that has been ongoing. but i really wasn't fully aware of it until i heard an advocate for the rohenga. i heard him speak at an event. the first thing he said was i do not exist. this got my attention. when you visited the camp in western myanmar, what did you see? >> first impression is nobody would live there if they had a choice. they are sort of forced to live there. that is due to the ethnic violence that has flared up over the last three years. there is a feeling of hopelessness. when i saw people with health problems that really needed attention, but there was no means to get attention, the clinic there serves 30,000 people. one doctor comes four days a week for a couple of hours a day, and it is not enough. >> the people you talked to, how do they feel being effect

dillon roth for the first time we have seen presidents of him custody.e is the only suspect in the shooting death of nine people murdered in the church here behind me. he was ground because there was such an outcry such a national attention to this story this everyone knew what he looked like. the c c.t.v. pictures from the church was clear, we knew what car he was driving. and he was apparently stopped in a random traffic stop in shelby. i have to say the mood here in charleston is one of grieve. it was a church established from african-americans fighting for freedom of slavery. they say the man picked on the wrong up church. they'll recover, but the community will put their arms around each other. they are in shock. they lost nine lives. a woman in their 80 was one of the victims. let's look at the event of the last few hours. >> why did you do it? >> reporter: this is the man arrested in a fatal church shooting in south carolina. >> what do you have to say? >> reporter: police say dillon roth spent an hour at a night-time prayer meeting at the histori

. >> police say 21 year old dillon roof opened fire inside historic black church in charleston wednesday night. he killed nine people including pass ton there. roof was arrested yesterday morning in north carolina after massive manhunt. thanks to a woman who spotted his karat a stop light he was apprehended. now, she followed that suspect for miles until police arrived. cbs correspondent craig boswell live in charleston, south carolina with the very latest, good morning. >> reporter: absolute disbelief, shock anger anguish, all of those emotions being expressed here, and this morning, a chilling portrait of the accused shooter is coming to light. dylann roof will face a judge in charleston later today, to be arraigned, and charged with murder in connection to the mass shooting inside the emanuel ame church that left nine people dead. the 21 year old was extradited to charleston thursday evening after being captured about four hours away in shell bee north carolina debbie dill who spotted roof's vehicle on her way to work, alerted authorities when she recognized the car and the driver. >>

shooting which spark add man hunt across the city, police earlier identified the suspect as 21-year-old dillon. here is what they said. >> he was arrested and shelbi north carolina. during a traffic stop. at this time, we have not only fbi agents there but we also have city detectives preparing to fly to shelbi, north carolina. to begin the interview process as well as evidence recovery. let's get the latest in washington, d.c. so allen this has been quite a quick in some ways end to this pant hunt. tell us more about the circumstances? well, soon after the shooting happened the image of the shooter, the alleged shooter was caught on c.c. tv, just outside the church. we believe his uncle saw the picture, informed the authorities. once they had a name, of course, it was much easier to track down. that led to a be on the look out across the country can and then a traffic stop was organized in shelbi, in north carolina but three hours from carlstop, and the alleged shooter was pulled over. now, clearly there's a lot of interviews still to be done, but also one of the things police want to know is

has been identified as 21-year-old dillon roof. police have released his picture.ka wood has more. >> reporter: people were holding a nighttime prayer meeting when police say a loan gunman opened fire. >> we are looking for a white male approximately 21 years old, sandy blond hair, and he obviously is extremely dangerous. >> reporter: police released these photos of the suspect. they said he had been in the church for about an hour with the worshippers before he started shooting. >> i do believe this was hate crime. >> the only reason someone can walk into church and shoot people praying is out of hate. the only reason. >> reporter: and on the street people have voiced their anger about what appears to be yet another attack on the united states black community. >> people are scared to talk about the real issue which is race. we don't want to talk about these issues and they are here. people dislike other people simply by the color of their skin and that's bad. >> reporter: there has been a string of violence in recent months including a video showing police brutali

tracking down dillon roof in north carolina. on the team coverage from south carolina to north carolina, we start with geraldo rivera live in charleston herald? -- geraldo. >> greta it's hard to look at that church behind me the mother immanuel ame church a church with great racial history. weep for what happened here last night. deeply troubled sociopath this dillon roof just inculcating himself with the worshipers at that bible study, pretending to be interested in what they were learning there in that say credit place after 45 or 50 minutes takes out the 45 caliber weapon, we think his father gave him for his 21st birthday and unleashes this awful violence, taking the lives of nine wonderful people how do we know this he allowed some to survive despite the fact as he fired his weapon killing them, shooting them time and time again he spared a couple of people because he wanted them to carry his sick racist message that the reason he was perpetrating this awful violence was because black people were raping white people and tak

dillon roof was arrested a day after nine people were killed? charleston.ean union has called an emergency meeting next week after the latest attempt to solve greece's debt crisis failed. talks between the euro zone finance ministers broke down on thursday. >>> and scuffles have broken out in a news conference in geneva held by houthi officials from yemen. a shoe was thrown at the head of the delegation. signifying a deep division between the warring factions. >>> china's government says it's disappointed that its offer for election reform has been voted down. on thursday politicians rejected a beijing-backed proposal. it would have given voters the you want to directly electric their leader in 2017. but it would also have meant they could only choose from candidates approved by by jinx. our china correspondent adrian brown has been getting reaction from people in hong kong. >> reporter: well, there is only one store out front page of most of the newspapers here in hong kong, it's the outcome of this former british colony's latest political drama. all of th

in a photo posted on facebook, dillon roof is seen wearing a black jacket that prominently features the flags of rhodesia now zimbabwe, and apartheid era south africa from when the two african countries are ruled by the white minority. another photo appears to show roof posing a front of a car with a front plate that reads "confederate states of america." sylvia johnson, the cousin of slain pastor clementa pinckney said a survivor of the shooting recounted to her the gunman's stated motives. >> she said that he had reloaded five different times. her son was trying to talk him out of doing the act of killing people. and he just said, i have to do it. he said, you rape all women and you have taken over our country and you have to go. amy: the department of justice is investigating wednesday's attack as a hate crime motivated by racism or other prejudice. we'll spend the rest of the hour on the massacre in charleston after headlines. the vatican has unveiled pope francis' historic encyclical on climate change, urging world leaders to pay their "grave social debt" to the poor and take swift

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for identifying and this newspaper the identity of the searching for on this manhunt believed to be dillon a 21 year-old from columbia south carolina. and the latest with the story and more information coming out in 15 minutes here from a family member of one of the victim's reaction >> reporter: pouring in on social media jesse jackson stated this out young man and a large did not create terror as he reflects terrorism pay for the families and the nation and 2016 a helical in and in south carolina just yesterday posted this last night say her thoughts and prayers are with charleston and republican president jab similar sweep of bush was suppose suppose a campaign in charleston today and cancel that in wake of the shooting. >> james: carryout or have a depression built causing a lot of issues here on the part of the country called. quiet look and you can say 11 in. of rain so southwest of houston tx 3 teenagers rescued from rushing waters and san antonio to year- old boy critical condition set upon in the system has north meteorologist for the storm could trigger more flooding in rivers an

. >> basically, in the movie jawn i drama, kevin dillon's character, mat dillon's charge nerve real lifed audition, so i actually had to ask him the exact same question. and check out what he said about an audition he had for rhea pearlman. check it out. >> you know i think i told injury think. but i was doing audition for rhea pearlman, and this really cool part that i want, felt really prepared. actually smoke cigarettes back in the day like dying for cigarette. so i ran down, new york city, i ran down like four flights of stairs, go outside, have cigarette. somebody goes hey -- ran back up the stems. by the time i was in front of her, sweating. thought i was just absolute nervous wreck having breakdown. just awful. >> felt so sorry for me. awe. >> now mike, like the show by the way cameo's off the charts. you have everybody from tom brady, russell wilson, liam neilson, rhonda rousee, everyone in hollywood, mark wahlberg in this movie as well. again, fan of the show, check it out. be careful if you haven't watched the show. might not get a lot of the jokes. >> thanks for ruining all of

. >> cop federate flag and shooter dillon rooj he baited. lead rz say it's a move long over do and would help the state move forward in a number of ways. once senator there the slaing should be put and name of south carolina history against the urging of money including jeb bush and mitt romney who called from removele from ledic card. >> she's city in olney section weep police stay it started at the old prad drik bar. they say he came at the the guard with a bottle. no charges were filed. >>> philadelphia police are serving for four men that probing into a home at the tacony section of the city. 10:30, 6300 block of tiger man street. investigators say the men who were armed and wearing masked pushed on the backdoor and peeps a little. >> from delaware newsroom a tractor-trailer filled with baby white flipped over on i-95 in cies christianne today. the truck was making its way on to southbound route one exit in indiana when i driver lost control and over turned. a huge backup along that stretch ensued. it was injured. >> it was a happy fathe

. >> charlotte willia says she forgive he the killer dillon roof and prays for his family. others s they have no fear coming to wohip. >> if you can't feel safe in a house of worship where we have the opportunity to com together, and pray ande a family, where can you safe? >> there was this prayer vigil inside san francisco's third baptischurch for nine victims the charleston shooting. >> reverend amos brown spent timet emmanuel church during the '60 civil rights movement. he said the tragedy again shed light on the ugly face of racism. >> we must do something about this demon race. we must do something about the divisi that's in this country. outside thehurch of san francisco police officer is posted providing security for the congregation. something the church d not request but a time of grief and healing. in san francisco, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. fire did damage to a home this san jo tonight. it started in the capewoo neighborhood. huge flames were shooting from the back of the house. drivers on 80 even can see it as they drove past. it took firefighters about an ho

very, very pleased had to announce that we have made an arrest, in this case and, we have arrested dillon dylan rof. >>> po his say he spent an hour at the nighttime prayer meeting at the a.m.e. church she in the center of charleston, and then stood up and started shooting, this say the police was a hate crime- >>> we woke up today and the heart and soul of south carolina is broken. >>> as police worked around the scene of the massacre, a nationwide alert was sent out he was pulled over, in a traffic stop a 3 hour drive. his uncle recognized the picture, and alert he the authority's. >>> that awful person, that terrible human being, who would go into a place of worship and people were praying and kill them, is now in custody. where he will be always remain. >>> for the 14th time since he became president, he had take talk about a mass shooting in america. >>> at some point, we as a country, will have to reckon with the fact that, this type of mass silence doesn't happen, and it is in our power to do something about it. >>> he is seen wearing a jacket, which carries the flag of south afric

on the flag, we are not concentrating on the real causes of what happened and that means how was dillon able to get his hands on a weapon, when he was facing a felony charge, does that mean he broke the law, and also what about the whole question about racism in the united states. so the flag is just one very small part of what is a much bigger debate, but a clear symbol, and a symbol that is becoming more removed from more and more places. that debate you mentioned is kind of gone to a broodier section of not just people discussing it on the streets also politician being drawn into it because of the presidential race going on. >> well, they have been able to talk about the flag, but they haven't ex-nd pad the conversation, you would have thought after ferguson, which is now almost a year ago and the protections that the events in new york and baltimore, the whole question would be up for debate. no one has really touched on the question whether it was a racist scott. look if you use a certain word, so he is very keep to advance the idea of this. it is a question that has haunted the un

one of the new tails we veeld tonight about dillon roof. he's now book in south carolina in jail after an alert woman in shelby after an alert woman in shelby north caroline spotted his car then cled 911. 12 hours eaier police say he sat in a bie study before opening fire on members of histoc black church. >> direcy behind him at stoplight and erything going through my mind was like what if what if but the only thi i could still see was the people inharleston in the prayer circle with the hands gathering around praying that the prayer would be answerd. >> roof expected in court friday afrnoon. >> person died when fire broke out in an apartment complex in union city this afternoon. take a look. see the smoke rising in the video. fair began inarport behind the complex at ha nell street and nooils road. alameda county coroner working to identify the victim. >> new surveillance video show 2 accused shoplifters shoving man out of the way leaving the store exploratorium police say they stole 7000 dollars worth of sunglasses from the sun glass hut

dillon is currently starring in the fox miniseries reword pines. please join me to give a warm national press club welcome to matt dillon. [applause] >> thank you. that was a lovely introduction and also into every buddy here at the national press club before hosting michelle and myself the rohingya of myanmar a the current largest stateless group in though world estimated somewhere 100 million people i'm sorry 1 million people, at least. after having served on the board of refugees international the last seven years i have heard about the rohingya during that time a group of great concern going as far back as the early '90s or maybe longer. but six weeks ago here in washington d.c. that the rohingya really got my attention. as an advocate for his fellow rohingya was honored at refugees international and defense that he made a powerful speech there is an urgency you don't typically hear it was the immediate desperate plea of of someone who was accepting an award for something they have done the first words out of his mouth were i don't exist. i lea

i was speaking with family members, and made a statement on social media about dillon understanding a black liberation symbol. the fact that he would choose eman all axe me church. moth americans don't understand the history of the church but dylann roof did. picking a church co-founded by denmark vc planning a slave revolt. during the week 1822 that the slave revolt was to take place. >> he ended up being arrested in south carolina. >> in shelby the birthplace of thomas dixon junior the author of the klansman that became birth of a nation. so he is really knowledgeable about the symbols. >> and he had other symbols, not only did he fly confederate flags on his car, his facebook had a jacket with emblems are apartheid south africa and rhodesia an apartheid state before d became zimbabwe. a point you are making and a lot are making is that the symbols are powerful it's absurd to thing they inspired him to kill he is people but it can spoke racial hatred. >> they are inanimate, but he was embonded by their history, the symbolism of the flags or apartheid, you know nations in africa. the

we are told that the suspect's room-mate said that dillon was perhaps planning this for the past six months. a question raised is why the room-mate never brought this to the attention of authorities, who knows. sensitive subject. we need answers. and we'll find that in the day's coming as funerals begin next week, and autopsies obvious the next few days. >> an emotional scene there tonight? >> absolutely. very emotional. i mean you look around here. sometimes you have people that burst out in conversation people that are upset. others are weeping and trying to figure out how something like that could happen again in the u.s. >> robert ray in charleston south carolina. a tragic day. people in a church - no one should face what the people faced last night. a terrible tragedy. i'm antonio mora another update at the half hour. "america tonight" starts now. [ bagpipes play "amazing grace" ] [ ♪♪ ] on "america tonight" - this far by faith. a sanctuary attacked but a congregation with a long history of standing up against evil. >> many of us don't see ourselves as just a place where we come

one of the new details we veeld tonight about dillon roof. he's now book in south carolina in jail after an alert woman in shelby after an alert woman in shelby north caroline spotted his car then called 911. 12 hours earlier police say he sat in a bible study before opening fire on members of historic black church. >> directly behind him at stoplight and everything going through my mind was like what if what if but the only thing i could still see was the people in charleston in the prayer circle with the hands gathering around praying that the prayer would be answersed. >> roof expected in court friday afternoon. >> person died when fire broke out in an apartment complex in union city this afternoon. take a look. see the smoke rising in the video. fair began in carport behind the complex at hart nell street and nooils road. alameda county coroner working to identify the victim. >> new surveillance video show 2 accused shoplifters shoving man out of the way leaving the store exploratorium police say they stole 7000 dollars worth of sunglasse

the suspected gunman dillon roof was charged on thursday with .9 counts of murder. gabriel has this update from charleston. >> a remarkable scene both inside the church and outside as well. they blocked off the streets here. >> i want to give you a sense of it. hundreds of people from the community have come out from all different ages and races to offer their support. they have been listening to the sermon that's been going on through loud speakers that have been set up here so they can listen in and partake in this. there was a moment of silence as well as dozens of churches that range their church bells at the same time to show solidarity. inside the church one of the leaders said this is not about the shooter. this is about a day to honor the victims all 9 that died so tragically and get some sort of closure and move on in their way they are able to do this. this is the first church sense since that terrible shooting. at times, it's been solemn and other times, very uplifting. clearly, very incredible scenes of a community coming together after this tragedy. >>

he believes the mass murder suspect dillon roof is filled with the same hatred for black people. >> havingn born in mississippi i thought a lot of the racism and hatred would have gone away. but it still exists. >> and we have an experience of connections to brothers and sisters of faith and need to be in prayers for them. >> reporter: the prayers extend from north bethesda to the martin luther king memorial in d.c. >> it's pretty clear that it was motived by racial prejts. prejudice. and martin luther king is just a symbol of racial equality. and i think it's really important that we remember that. >> we remember the ministry of the reverend sharonda singleton. and we remember myra compton. may god's spirit comfort their families, the congregation that has lost a loved one. >> i pray to god that the nation will come together and heal and be as one and not have so much hatred for each other. >> reporter: and many people i talked to tonight tell me that they are going to continue to pray for the victims, and they are concerned about security at predominantly black churches throughout the na

but this time the flag opponent point to 21-year-old dillon roof accused in the church murders seep hoing confederate flag and manifesto posted on line. in the christian faith so many families of the victims are for giving him but the family of ethyl told me not them all. >> i know forgiveness is a process. ani know with god help that i will gt there. but i'm not there yet. sfi ask for iftime the. >>reporter: no matter how much south carolina governor would like that flag to go super majority of law make worse need to approve and the family here know that won't come easy. tv if. >> co-workers of youngest father have started raising money for his family after killed in a freeway shooting. someone fired at tmas mendez car along highway 4 in bay point saturday. men did he say woed as cookal side his father who is the head chef at katie corner restaurant in san ramone. >> just really funny. always had a smile. this kind of smirk and always joking around. >>reporter: co-worker too this picture of mendez few hours before he died. now covers cap to collect donation for his family. no one arreste

. >> police say 21 year old dillon roof opened fire inside historic black church in charleston wednesday night. he killed nine people including pass ton there. roof was arrested yesterday morning in north carolina after massive manhunt. thanks to a woman who spotted his karat a stop light he was apprehended. now, she followed that suspect for miles until police

. >>> james comey says he doesn't believe that dillon roof's actions were an act of terrorism because of how it's written in the law. it is covered in photos of him posing with a gun and confederate flag. nbc news' mark potter has more. >> many pictures and inflammatory words featuring 21-year-old dillylann roof. >> it added support to the notion he was a lone would have. >> reporter: the fbi believes indeed it was roof who maintained the website called last rhodesian. writing the event that truly awakened me was the trayvon martin case saying that's when he started his research on black and white crime. >> the charleston shooter fits the classic profile of someone who was radicalized not by going to hate group meetings but by being on the echo chamber that's the internet. >> in photographs on the site roof adopts poses and uses symbols used by hate group. >> not until the trayvon martin controversy did he start to have seriously darker thoughts about race and came across white sxremsist websites on the web that fed those, built on those and helped him turn himself into a monstrous ki

. >> critics flying the confederate flag to dillon roof.ight, the debate over the controversial symbol heating up. >>> a former white house chef missing for days. find out if police are any closer to bringing him home. >>> plus, the major mistake that could cost thousands of students who thought that they had completed their s.a.t.s. >>> tuesday we get the heat and humidity and it could potentially be the warmest day so far this year with highs in the mid to upper 90s, factor heing the mugginess. it will feel like temperatures arranging from abou >>> tonight politicians are being forced to go on record with where they stand on the confederate flag. for millions, a proud symbol of heritage. for many others, an ugly emblem of hate. alleged church mass cart shooter dylann roof admired the flag and it currently flies on white house grouped. white house hopefuls are being asked whether it should be removed. today, martin o'malley said yes. others, not so sure. >> baited with this question is somehow that has anything to do whatsoever with runnin

one of the new details we veeld tonight about dillon roof.s now book in south carolina in jail after an alert woman in shelby after an alert woman in shelby north caroline spotted his car then called 911. 12 hours earlier police say he sat in a bible study before opening fire on members of historic black church. >> directly behind him at stoplight and everything going through my mind was like what if what if but the only thing i could still see was the people in charleston in the prayer circle with the hands gathering around praying that the prayer would be answersed. >> roof expected in court friday afternoon. >> person died when fire broke out in an apartment complex in union city this afternoon. take a look. see the smoke rising in the video. fair began in carport behind the complex at hart nell street and nooils road. alameda county coroner working to identify the victim. >> new surveillance video show 2 accused shoplifters shoving man out of the way leaving the store exploratorium police say they stole 7000 dollars worth of sunglasses fr

but now it has joined the boycott and visitors get this message remember the decision comes after dillonf brandished the flag before shooting. people in a church. opponents claiming it was a sign of racism and inning tolerance as it was the flag used by states opposing the abolition of slavery in the u.s. the white house welcomed the decision from retailers. >> obviously this is a decision for individual businesses to make. but the announcements from wal-mart and sears are certainly consistent with the kind of position that the president has taken when it comes to the con federal flag. >> reporter: for all the retailers con federal theme items are a tiny percentage of their sales but their action adds to the growing sentimentality about the flag, the senator called for the flags to be removed. >> it's time to remove the flag from the capital ground, 150 years after the end of the civil war, the time has come. >> reporter: the u.s.' biggest flag maker valley forge in united states is going to stop making the flag, other retailers are deciding if they too will drop con federal-themed merch

about what the family members had to say to the dillon we're learning about an atrocity.ctually told dylan the accused killer of the man who killed her sister that there's nothing that he could do the hurt them in daffodils and and that she forgive some the matt fischer said alza enough for president obama to twitter body to that because of imam of current and developing those amazing the the mother who was the youngest victim his mother spoke with interesting about her is she was in the church at the moment of the shooting and her life was spent so not only is he a victim because her son died she is also a survivor because he one of the small rebel people that he allowed to live so that until the story of this awful tragedy. >>reporter: it really was the best wall macarena and they fielded about 5,500 ft. in that arena " was even more amazing was that the plan even people spilled out into the streets of charleston in the any truck with the right here behind probably about a mile walk through the best of all men and a large group of people and probably least a thousand an

has been identified as 21-year-old dillon roof and police released his picture and accused of shootingshippers during a bible city class in charleston south carolina. number of people displaced by war and persecution has hit a record high. the u.n. refugee agency recorded almost 60 million worldwide at the end of last year. the war in syria is seen as a major factor. pope francis is calling for a radical change in human behavior to tackle climate change and wants fossil fuels replaced with renewable energy and the catholic church is asking everyone to act for future generations. it's the first ethics scandal for india's one-year-old government. the foreign minister accused of abusing her position to grant favors to disgraced former the cricket boss modi no relation to the prime minister and he founded the indian league and help make it the game's richest competition and now he lives in exile in london and we have more from new deli. >> reporter: this controversy goes back all the way to 2010 when modi the then head of the indian league left india amid an on going investigation of finan

but this time the flag opponent point to 21-year-old dillon roof accused in the church murders seep holdingg and manifesto posted on line. in the christian faith so many families of the victims are for giving him but the family of ethyl told me not them all. >> i know forgiveness is a process. and i know with god help that i will get there. but i'm not there yet. sf i ask for if time the. >>reporter: no matter how much south carolina governor would like that flag to go super majority of law make worse need to approve and the family here know that won't come easy. tv if. >> co-workers of youngest father have started raising money for his family after killed in a freeway shooting. someone fired at thomas mendez car along highway 4 in bay point saturday. men did he say worked as cookal side his father who is the head chef at katie corner restaurant in san ramone. >> just really funny. always had a smile. this kind of smirk and always joking around. >>reporter: co-worker took this picture of mendez few hours before he died. now covers cap to collect donation for his family. no one arrested. >>

has identified the suspect as 21-year-old dillon roof.olice say he sat with the prayer group for about an hour and then started shooting killing nine people including the pastor. john henry smith has more. >> active shooter and multiple people down. >> reporter: reports of gunfire at the emmanuel african church at 9:05 wednesday flight brought police out to what was a grizzly scene. >> identified eight victims inside of the church that had suffered gunshot wounds. earlier we told you that there were two victims that were transported to musc. there was actually one victim that was transported to musc and that individual is deceased as well. >> reporter: confirmed among the dead is the church pastor pickney and father and married of two is a democratic state senator who campaigned for police body cameras. >> influence of church and a great loss to the community and others. >> reporter: they asked to pass out the wanted poster with the public help to find the main suspect and a younger white male 5'9" with a slender build. >> he has only dis

but this time the flag opponent point to 21-year-old dillon roof accused in the church murders seep holdingin the christian faith so many families of the victims are for giving him but the family of ethyl told me not them all. >> i know forgiveness is a process. and i know with god help that i will get there. but i'm not there yet. sf i ask for if time the. >>reporter: no matter how much south carolina governor would like that flag to go super majority of law make worse need to approve and the family here know that won't come easy. tv if. >> co-workers of youngest father have started raising money for his family after killed in a freeway shooting. someone fired at thomas mendez car along highway 4 in bay point saturday. men did he say worked as cookal side his father who is the head chef at katie corner restaurant in san ramone. >> just really funny. always had a smile. this kind of smirk and always joking around. >>reporter: co-worker took this picture of mendez few hours before he died. now covers cap to collect donation for his family. no one arrested. >> coast guard hope voters can help

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dillon roof is on suicide prevention protocol at the jail. he's been outfitted with a suicide prevention vest and he's in the protective custody section of the jail. beyond that a spokesman said he's being treated like any other inmate. you mentioned the dramatic step taken yesterday by the chief magistrate to bring in family members to make their impact statements before we get to the guilt or innocence part of the trial. and the critics say the chief magistrate could impact the trial itself. >> the problem is now because we had a judge yesterday have all of the victims come up and say that they already forgive this guy before he's even actually been formally charged with murder is going to be a problem for the prosecutor. >> i set the tone of my court. it's my courtroom. i take control over it and i conduct business within the scope of the law. >> reporter: and the emanuel ame church will set out to prove that this deadly cold-blooded act will not deter that organization from its mission. as the flowers pile up for the makeshift memorial th

turning to the migrant crisis in southeast asia, actor matt dillon traveled omalaysia he visited a rohingya camp on myanmar's western shore. the minority group has few resources and targeted violence. myanmar does not consider the rohingya citizens. (n) bangladesh dozens were charged with murder over the rana plaza garment factory which collapsed in april of 2014. the factory's owner and 43 others are responsible raising questions about bangladesh's garment industry. >>> malaysia's airlines took a major step to charter new territory for the company. hoping to restore the confidence of the flying public after a disastrous 2014. divya gopalan reports. >> a new name, that's what's emerged from malaysia airlines restructuring. christophe mueller the new ceo describes the restructuring with reason. the changes followed two tragedies involving malaysia airlines in the past 14 months but analysts say the carrier had been racking up losses for years. >> this restructuring is driven by business imperatives and the need for it was identified long before last year. so i wouldn't put too much direct co

matt's killers like james hole ems and dillon klebold openly admit they searched for gun free placesgot to be sitting ducks. that's why i am glad we are here more guns doesn't mean more crime it makes british blow hard like pierce nuts the same blow hard who enjoyed armed security at their work when they used to have jobs. >> these are gorgeous. joining me media. >> i love the brits. i lived there. they have interesting food. they have like castles and stuff. but you can't talk about guns with them. why is that? >> you can't talk with guns about most people. everybody has strong opinions and thinks they have the correct point. i think it's dangerous to get to the business of complex like violence. you know what's driving violence? it is guns clearly. obviously. guns is a complicated topic. violence is a complicated topic. the swiss has a lot of guns. just like the u.s. has a lot of guns. they have a murder rate lower than ours. if we look to the answer of why violence happens in particular places it has to be about more than guns. why do the swiss have lower gun rates? >> it is compl

through, speaking to a narrative that we don't deal with, from calling people thugs to how we look at dillon, and he had a gun in that car. he didn't have 39 bullets shot into the car, he's dangerous. differently. >> let me say this having been raised in the south, starting out in schools, going to integrated schools and being in the first white class to go to the black high school. great experience. wonderful experience, a fruit basket turn over in culture, in many ways. i - you know, i came out of it a lot more optimistic. i'm a baby-boomer, but the father of millennials. i think the survey is wrong. i challenge it. i know the survey was done by a well-reported organization. in south carolina, tim scott was elected as a member of congress, an african-american in a majority white district, by republicans. he was voted in a district where... you. >> no. we are talking... ..if we are going to be real, let's have a real conversation. tim scott idea logically doesn't walk in lock step with the majority of african-american. >> do you think they should? >> no, we are not monolithic. ideologically

dillon ro spent nearly app hour after mother immanuel church wednesday evening before turning his gunhipers there. he's now charged with nine counts of murder. nzalez in charleston murder. gonzalez in charleston. >> tonht the song so perfectly capturing the community response to tragedy. >> amazing grace thoughts of mourners in charleston joining tonigh to share tears and prayers. >> if the can you think man thought he was going to divide the counity or divide this country with the racial hatred he measurably failed. >> that failure proven in this courtroom today. rawness of the pain and family of some of the then people gunned down in historic black church two days eaier sharing the astounding words with accused killer. >> i would never be able to ld her again but i think. >> they said little during the bondearing. what is your age. >> month mention of the racist friendsay went on for the months spent plot attack but family including one of the survivors made sureoof heard every blistering word. >> we welcome you the wednesday night in our pwoybl study with open arms about pump wl ha

containing the racist manifesto and pictures of the charleston shooter has been found online. 21-year-old dillonuth was charged with murder of nine black members of a church in southern carolina. ang-al jazeera journalist has been detaped. >>> a long-awaited peace deal has been signed. the new treaty gives a representation to the reynolds in the north and raises hopes of an end to decades of ethnic unrest. two days of heavy rains have brought mumbai to a standstill. millions have been standed in train stations or stuck in massive traffic jams because of flood flooded streets. more rain gheektsd. >> reporter: this is how people in mumbai are traveling through the city. it's an improvement from industried friday. bringing cars, trains people to a halt. commutes that would take 30 to 40 minutes took 4 to six hours a day after, things aren't much better. >> yesterday, it was raining so heavily. i was not able to go to work. today, it's the same. i am trying to go. limited public transport lessened and was cleared from the train tracks. officials are asking people to use trains for emergencies only a

today that suspect in the deadly church shooting in charleston, south carolina he is due in court. 21 dillond yesterday until north carolina after a woman spotted him and his car and called the police. that woman say said she had been watching the news coverage. she saw the suspect as she was driving. >> he just looked like a young boy. i kept thinking that was him and i was able to get right behind him and get his tag number and i want to tell you i'm no hero. i was scared. >> his facebook photo shows him wearing a jacket. his friends say he became obsessed with the idea that quote blacks were taking over the world. he's accused of shooting and killing six women and three men. >> reporter: back here in the bay area religious leaders are reacting to what happened in that charleston church shooting in east oakland at seoul's restaurant a monthly meeting of ama church leaders was held today. they say that, that shooting is a reminder that racism is alive in america and south carolina still openingly honors the confederacy and its history of slavery. >> the very fact that they continue this cen