errol?we have to remember that for the, for the 95,000 i think you said, the nepalese forces victims themselves coming from areas impacted by this. very difficult situation for so many. but, live for us, as she said the nerve center of all of the military and aid efforts under way right now. now if you've would look to help victims of nepal's earthquake. head to our web site. we have a special section for aid organizations. they are vetted. already doing work on the ground. find out more information on them and ways that you can help at cnn.com/impact. >>> now let's get you the latest information out of baltimore, maryland. where a city wide curfew is in effect. police have arrested at least ten people since this began. roughly, five hours ago. some 2,000 national guard members and more than 1,000 police remain on the sfrets tre they maintain police. officers deployed, pepper bullets. and smoke canisters to disperse the crowd. some were seen throwing objects back at police. fortunately no ma

i'm errol barnett.op stories this hour -- indonesia's attorney general says the executions of the so-called bali 9 could take place in the coming hours. the families of two australians, arrived in indonesia to say their good-byes. indonesia's president denied all prisoners appeals for clemency late last year. after noon at this moment in nepal where rescuers and aid groups are working to find victims and survivors of the earthquake. right now the death toll is more than 4,300. 8,000 injured. the u.n. says 1.4 million people are in need of food. >> the captain of the sewol ferry that sank last year in south korea found guilty of murder on appeal. acquitted of murder last november, but found guilty of gross negligence. prosecutors felt that wasn't sufficient and appealed. 304 people died when the ferry sank last april. >> violent protests and rioting in baltimore, maryland, forced the government there to declare state of emergency there. the city's may your ordered overnight city wide curfew. follows mond

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. >> i'm errol barnett. this is "cnn newsroom." >> now we begin in nigeria this hour where the country is marking one year since boko haram mill stanitants kidnapped school girls. wearing red tape across their mouths as you see. 57 of the girls managed to escape. the fate of the rest remains unknown. >> unicef says more than 1.5 million nigerians including 800,000 children have been displayed by the violence caused by boko haram. cnn's correspondent joins us live from the nigerian capital where a march is expected in the cupping hou coming hours. talk to us how the newly elected president might be able to tackle thisser ese eser issue. -- this issue. how different things may be under his leadership. >> well, rosemary, a statement released by the president-elect, yesterday, really quite honest, but also quite blunt. as to the situation. it is a departure from what we heard before from the outgoing government. he says that really honestly they have no idea where these girls are. but that they will try their be

errol? >> speaking to us from bangkok, thailand, as we watch live pictures out of jakarta, indonesia. you've just watched what appe appeared to be three judges, i presume, coming to the table there to announce whether or not the appeal on behalf of andrew chan is being granted. we are going to continue to listen and watch in to these live picture as they came in to us. and as soon as we get developments and news from this announcement, we will cross back to you to get the latest information. we'll continue to listen in as those judges give their decision. we'll bring it to our viewers as soon as we have a final verdict for you. an important note, though, drug-related crimes are the reason for most executions carried out in indonesia. there are now 130 prisoners, roughly speaking on, death row in the country. that's according to the human rights website death penalty worldwide. 71 are for drug-related crimes. 41 are believed to be foreigners from more than a dozen countries. indonesia already

i'm errol barnectt. thank you for tuning in as we continue our breaking news coverage from nepal. ♪ it is early afternoon in nepal. and we are seeing growing desperation as the number of dead continues to rise from this weekend's massive earthquake. so far more than 4300 people are confirmed dead in nepal, india and tibet. it is unclear exactly how many are missing. there have been some bright spots we have seen. chinese search-and-rescue team, found a man alive several hours age pulled him out from under debris. the united nations estimating now that 8 million people across nepal have been impacted by the disaster. thousand forced from their homes and lack basics like food and clean water. this has been four days of horror and tragedy to everyone in nepal. and anderson cooper take is a close lake erie fr look at what from saturday's first tremor to now. >> reporter: in kathmandu's square, tourists shoot this video moments before the devastating earthquake strikes. thousand of bird take to the skies, the

errol? >> good news to hear in a country that really is falling apart. nic robertson live for us at the saudi/yemeni border. >>> now u.s. intelligence agencies are investigating what they say is a breach of white house computers by russian hackers. it's being called one of the most sophisticated cyber-attacks ever launched against u.s. government systems. u.s. officials have known about the breach since october and had earlier said it did not affect any classified systems. as cnn's evan perez tells us now, it appear the hackers did expose sensitive information. >> reporter: russian hackers in recent months broke in to sensitive parts of the white house e-mail system. they could even see parts of the president's schedule not disclosed to the public in real time. the hackers are believed to be working for the russian government. according to u.s. officials, they pulled off one of the most serious cyber-breaches of u.s. government agencies. this preach is one reason why u.s. intelligence offici

errol? >>> right now we want to get our viewers information out of yemen.he country literally at the brink of a civil war. saudi-led air strikes are intensifying as pro-government forces try and get houthi rebels out of aden. the houthi fighters have already taken control of the city's port and other strategic buildings and locations, as well. 16 million yemenyes are living in areas under houthi control. we're joined on the phone now by journalist hakeem al masmari who i believe is in the capital. please correct me if you're elsewhere. but just tell me, you know, these saudi-led air strikes, they haven't turned the tide against the houthi rebels. the hebls are making a strong push and gains in aden. what is the status of the port city and capital, as well? >> reporter: the port city of aden is in complete control of the houthis. there are some resistance that happened, but in general, the houthis are in control. these air strikes have basically not weakened the houthis' manpower. yet they've weakened the houthis militarily and have destroyed many of their w

i'm errol barnett. >> i'm rosemary church. we want to take you to jerusalem where they are getting ready to remember the victims of the holocaust. we are looking at this street scene. and waiting, what we will hear are sirens blaring and in that time then people will stand silent for about 2:00 to 3:00 in memory of the 6 million jews killed during the holocaust in the second world war. >> you can see some people now walking a bit slower. just hitting the top of the hour there. 10:00 in the morning in jerusalem on holocaust remembrance day. we will continue to listen in. and allow that to observe. let's listen in. [ sirens blaring ] [ sirens ringing ] >> as we listen to the sirens we want to bring in cnn's aaron lieberman. israel pauses there to remember 6 million jews killed in the holocaust. and every one of those names will be read outallowe aloud. tell us what plays out as people stand and remember this day? >> rosemary, a very somber day one of the most somber days in the jewish year. this moment of silence, remembrance, p

into the abyss, errol. we have seen, people desperately in need of assistance. >> errol. >> the conflict likely to last some time. aid need to get in. awe joining us from abu dabby, approaching 11:30. >> china released gdp numbers for the first quarter of this year. the news is not good. china's economy grew 7%. well below the 7.3% expansion at the last year. the slowest growth since 2009. real estate sector. lower consumer demand abrought. and local government debt, key factors in the slowdown. markets across asia were down on the news. you can see there, all of the air rose heading south. >> the big party is taking place in north korea. as it celebrates the birthday of its founder kim il sung. the late leader would have turned 103 this year. his birthday is a holiday in north korea. known as the day of the sun. >> since his death occasion has been marked. military displays. exhibition and sports. kim il sung ruled from 1948 to his death the current leader, kim junk un visit itted the mausoleum. but his em

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i'm errol barnett. i'm rosemary church. we are tracking breaking news in iraq where the city of ramadi is in danger unfortunate falling to isis militants. the militants have made significant advances and it is unclear how long iraqi forces could hold isis off. he is requesting air and ground support. iraq's prime minister is taking his first official visit to washington right now. he underscored the urgent need for more military help in his country. al abadi met with president obama at the white house tuesday. an official says mr. abadi asked for air strookz to fight isis. he will meet with congressional leaders in the coming hours. al qaeda in the ararian peninsula says a drone strike killed a top leader in yemen. the former guantanamo bay detainee was a scholar and come bat commander and the u.n. security council on tuesday approved sanctions and an armed embargo on the houthi rebels who control much of yemen. >> havana is praising barack obama's wreck mrecommendation te cuba from the list of countries that support terror

i'm errol barnett. your last half-hour of the day with me.s get you up to speed on our top stories. in baltimore, a city wide curfew in effect. crowds were on the streets again wednesday, protests were painly peaceful. "the washington post" obtained a document that suggests freddie gray may have tried to injure himself in the police van after his arrest. that document cites another prisoner in the van with gray. the two men were separated by a partition. so the prisoner couldn't actually see gray. >> an unmanned russian spacecraft that lost control with ground control will be left to burn up in the earth's atmosphere. the capsule lifted off tuesday on a mission to resupply the international space station with food and fuel but began malfunctioning soon afterward. the spacecraft should re-enter earth's atmosphere in a week. an 18-year-old has been pulled from the rubble of the building in nepal some five days after that massive earthquake. the man says when the quake hit he hid behind a motorcycle which kept him from being crushed. the death t

. >> and i'm errol barnett. our last hour of the day with you, this is "cnn newsroom." >>> the conflict in yemen grows as fighting forces thousands to run for their lives. [ gunfire ] >> houthi rebels and supporters of yemen's deposed president battled for control in the port city of aden after nearly two weeks of a saudi-led air strike has done little to slow the rebels' advance. and we just found out from unicef that 74 children have been killed since the fighting began. >> we want to show you a map, give you really a breakdown of what's under houthi control in the country. rebels have controlled the region you see in blue. that includes the capital city of sanaa. the red is aden where huthies are making gains. a key and strategic location in the country. all this fighting has forced yemenis and foreigners to leave the country. let's go live now to jibuti. you saw firsthand how the country is falling apart. what did you see? >> reporter: we really did see the results of that devastation. the impact of those ai

i'm errol barnett with you for the next 24 hours. hello, and welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> we begin in south carolina where tensions are rising understandably over the shooting of an unarmed black man by a white police officer. protesters demanded justice wednesday as north charleston officials announced what officer michael slager had been fired. he was charged with murder after video surfaced showing him shoot walter scott in the back eight times as he ran away. the man who recorded the fatal shot spoke with nbc news. take a listen. >> was there a struggle? >> there was. they were down on the floor, down on the floor before the -- i started recording. they were down on the floor. i remember the police had control of the situation. had control of scott. and scott was trying just to get away from the taser, the taser, you know, you can hear the sound of the taser. >> reporter: he had been tased, and you heard the sound? >> i heard the sound before i started recording. >>

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i'm errol barnett. >> i'm rosemary church. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> in was wake of several controversial deals involving white police officers and black students, one officer in the u.s. state of south carolina is facing murder charges after shooting an apparently unarmed man during a traffic stop. >> cnn's ed lavandera has the latest on the charges and what the victim's family is saying. and we do need to warn you, viewers may find some of this video disturbing. >> reporter: when the video starts, walter scott is turning and running from the officer. [ gunshots ] eight shots and four seconds later, the man falls to the ground, pronounced dead at the scene later. as his body lays on the ground, the officer is heard yelling "put your hands behind your back." immediately after the deadly shooting this past saturday in the south carolina town of north charleston, officer michael slager said there was a scuffle over his taser and that he felt threatened. another officernesses a police report officer -- officer says in a police

. >> i'm errol barnett. your second hour of the day with us, there is "cnn newsroom." >>> hillary clinton is taking her brand-new presidential campaign on the road. she is in the middle of a drive from new york to iowa to kick off her second bid for the white house. >> after months, you could say years of speculation, clinton made it official sunday. she is now the first democrat to declare her candidacy. >> a major part of her strategy is to reintroduce herself to voters like she did at a pennsylvania gas station just hours after her announcement. senior washington correspondent joe johns has more. >> reporter: we expect hillary clinton to come here to iowa early in the week. we expect small meetings not unlike her new york listening tour in the year 2000 when she was running for the senate. we don't expect large events here in iowa, at least at first. she's also expected to go to new hampshire, another early voting sta state. it's clear that aides for mrs. clinton have been in both states. they will be att

i'm rosemary church. >> and i'm errol barnett. hour of the day with you, this is "cnn newsroom." >>> the conflict in yemen grows

>>> hello, everyone, i'm errol barnett. welcome to viewers in the u.s. and around the world. >> i'm rosemary church. we're going to beginning with breaking news from kenya where gunmen have launched an early morning attack on a university. local media say police and military are on the scene this hour engaging the attackers. cnn affiliate ntv report at least two police officers and one student are injured. that's what we know so far. >> this has been unfolding the past few hours. it's happening at garissa university college. one witness telling cnn that students were asleep in their dormitories around 5:00 in the morning when the shooting began. >> we have a report from nairobi. robert, tell us what information you have on this attack so far. >> reporter: we have basically what you're seeing, the attacks are outside -- the shooting sporadically. it's not clear how many were killed. local security saying at least two police officers have been injured, two security officers. not clear if it's the army or regular police. i've spoken to the former acting ins

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i'm rosemary church. >> i'm errol barnett. the last half-hour of the day with you. here are our top headlines -- moments ago, iran's president said he will never sign a nuclear deal unless all sanctions against his country are lifted on the first day the deal is implemented. he made the comments in tehran. negotiator from iran and six world powers agreed last week to a framework deal that would phase out the sanctions if iran gives up its nuclear weapons program. >>> dzhokhar tsarnaev has been found guilty on all 30 counts he faced in the boston marathon bombing trial. jurors must decide whether the 21-year-old will face life in prison or the death penalty. the attack killed four people, three in the bombing and one during the manhunt that followed. >>> the white south carolina police officer charged with murdering an unarmed black man has been fired. michael schlegel was charged after video surfaced tuesday that shows him shoot walter scott in the back eight times. the man who made that video says slager tased scott before he

i'm errol barnett. >> i'm rosemary church. >> we're following breaking news this hour. the campus of garissa university is under attack. we've gotten new video of the scene in the past few minutes. witnesses telling cnn that gunmen wearing military uniform burst into the campus around 5:30 in the morning and then opened fire. a reporter with our affiliate, ntv, says there are between six and ten gunmen engaged in a fire-fight with police and military forces there. >> this is ongoing. and so far, we know the red cross tweeted that at least 30 people have been taken to the hospital with injuries. four are serious. they say the majority of the casualties suffered gunshot wounds. >> the u.s. embassy in nairobi has responded to the attack with a tweet. you see it on the screens here. >> i'll read it to you -- "we are sadden and angered by the terrorist attack at garissa university. our deepest condolences to family and friends of the victims. #cowardsneverwin." all right. we want to turn to cnn's reporter live from nairobi, kenya,

. >> and i'm errol barnett. this is "cnn newsroom". "cnn ne" >>> this hour we begin if yemen where intense fighting is threatening to plunge the country into civil war. aden is seeing the worst of the fighting right now. 50 people were reportedly killed on monday alone. it's estimated 600 people have died so far. >> nearly two weeks of saudi airstrikes, and the rebels have control of the capital city sanaa. the war is also fueling an exodus of foreign nationals. china got the last of its citizens out on monday. india is also scrambling to get its people out of sanaa. >> 2500 have taken flight out of the capital. we talked to passengers about the war they're leaving behind. >> reporter: the indian government have been running these airvac situation flights for the last few days in extraordinarily difficult conditions, and they're having to do it in a very tight time frame as granted to them by the saudi arabian air force. >> 50, 40, 30. >> reporter: they're told they only have half an hour to load on board the hundreds waiting in the ai

have been watching, "cnn newsroom" with me, errol barnett. i am not going anywhere.g you the world's biggest stories after this short break. stay with us. there's some facts about seaworld we'd like you to know. we don't collect killer whales from the wild. and haven't for 35 years. with the hightest standard of animal care in the world, our whales are healthy. they're thriving. i wouldn't work here if they weren't. and government research shows they live just as long as whales in the wild. caring for these whales, we have a great responsibility to get that right. and we take it very seriously. because we love them. and we know you love them too. >>> protests over the death of a young black man spread as thousand take to the streets of the u.s. cities. >> there is anger in nepal where quake victims say authorities are not doing enough to help. >> and cnn exclusive --

i'm errol barnett. >> and i'm rosemary church.witness who video recorded this white u.s. police officer shooting and killing this unarmed black man is speaking out for the first time. he told nbc news that before he started filming, the two men were struggling on the ground, and he heard the taser go off. but he says the officer was in control. that officer has since been fired and is charged with murder. >>> dzhokhar tsarnaev has been found guilty on all 30 counts he faced in the boston marathon bombing trial. jurors must decide whether he will face life in prison or the death penalty. the attack killed four people, three in the bombing itself, and one during the manhunt that followed. >>> greece is due to make a $505 million payment on its debt in the coming day. athens has reassured markets that it has the money to pay and avoid default. if a payment is made, greece still runs the risk of running out of money soon unless it can negotiate a new deal. >>> back to the u.s. state of south carolina. the officer charged with killing

i'm errol barnett. >> and i'm rosemary church. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> we begin with the latest on the investigation into the crash of germanwings flight 9525. french police are denying reports now that cell phone video has been found in the debris which shows the final moments of the doomed flight from inside the plane. >> the german newspaper "bild" and french magazine "paris match" publish what they claim are descriptions of the video. cnn's erin barnett spoke with "bild's" editor-in-chief. >>> what we saw is a shot taken in the cabin that's a couple of seconds long. and it appears to us that, you know, it shows most likely the final moments of the plane before it crashed interest the mountains. as we wrote in our story that was initially reported by a senior french reporter in collaboration, as we wrote, it's shaky, very chaotic, but there are some things that are very much in line what w what we know about the investigation so far. you hear a metallic sound that, you know, we believe is the knocking on the door. you see a

kicking off your week with us for the next two hours, i'm errol barnett. >> i'm rosemary church. thanks for joining us. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> former u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton is on a roadtrip right now, in fact, to kick off her 2016 presidential campaign. >> clinton announced her run on social media saying she want to be america's champion. then her small convoy began a 1,600-kilometer roadtrip to iowa. clinton there meeting with potential voters like the folks you see here at a pennsylvania gas station. >> so i'm hitting the road to earn your vote because it's your time, and i hope you'll join me this journey. >> clinton will be passing through ohio, indiana, and illinois before she gets to iowa. iowa is, of course, a state that makes or breaks presidential candidates. >> she's already so well known among people in the u.s. and around the world. a major part of her strategy is to reintroduce herself to voters. our senior washington correspondent, joe johns, is in iowa more. >> reporter: we expect hillary clinton to come here to iowa very early in the week. we

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errol? >> that's the big moment.this video. >> and none of that is reflected in the video or rather the video contradicts all of that and the fact frankly that officer slager's lawyer quit the case you know the minute the video came out, tells you that he perhaps was given a version of the truth, that he didn't feel that he could support and defend. >> you want to hope that any ethical attorney isn't putting forward -- >> how many times have we seen this exact story come from the officer and then the police after there's a shooting and then there's no video. there's no need to go in and suspect that the police officers are lying or that the department is covering it up or that the story that came out is untrue. it's only because of the video. so how many dead people on the ground have no investigation, have no chance of the officer being charged. because there's no video to support the lying story that the police put out? >> two points of caution on that everybody here understands emotionally the strength of what you

agent errol southers says gadahn's language skills are what made him valuable. >> he really resonated english-speaking audience that al qaeda was trying to attract and he had the savvy and cachet to know arabic, so he was somewhat authentic and had street cred, if you will. >> reporter: gadahn grew up in a farm and converted to islam when he was 17. he became increasingly radical and was kicked out of the center in 1997 after hitting the imam imam haitham bundakji in the face. >> i think he had some family problems. >> reporter: shortly after that gadahn left the country and joined al qaeda. his father philip seemed dumbfounded when he talked to cbs news in 2004. >> i didn't imagine he's involved in anything like what they're thinking he might be. >> reporter: there has been no sign of gadahn's family at their national in southern california today, but scott a relative who lives in los angeles just found out today he's been killed, and she learned that from the media, not the u.s. government. >> pelley: ben thanks very much. now, let's bring in cbs news contributor michael morell who

and new york political reporter errol lewis and patrick gavin who has a new documentary all about tonight, it's called "nerd prom", and it's about important stuff about tonight that isn't always covered. so say what you want about the red carpet and whether they should have one at an event like this, whether there should be so many celebrities there or not, but for a few hours there, it was the place to be. brianna, you know, if you were on hillary clinton, you follow her very closely. she's not there this evening. >> she's not. a number of her top aides are, but this is a very eclectic red carpet that we saw earlier. just a crush of people that were behind me, that are now inside the dinner. it's interesting because you have hollywood coming here, for instance, lavern cox, and she talked about bruce jenner coming out and saying that he's a woman who has struggled with being transgender since he was a kid. so making news on the news of the day. and then you have politicians, because we're in this really mixed period for 2016, when you have a lot of candidates who are weighing whether they

cnn political commentator, errol cup and cnn political analyst, ron brownstein. >> errol, let me beginates will be trying to set themselves apart from the rest of the gop crowd. many sharing similar positions, how are they going to distinguish themselves? it has to be more than just kind of attacking the hillary clinton you know candidate. one week after her announcement. >> well sooner or later, this may not be the weekend, if it's not this weekend, it would be a weekend pretty soon. they're going to start attacking each other. >> you showed some footage of former texas governor rick perry, who is polling 1% in new hampshire, maybe 2%. >> the bounce that they're going to need is not going to come from bashing hillary clinton more heavily than anybody else. "saturday night live"s has that taken care of. they're going to have to start distinguishing themselves from each other. that's a hard distinction. te don't want to say anything that's going to lock them in further down the road which is pretty much what happened to mitt romney four years ago. >> essie what is the strategy for the c

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hughley, tara, lori siegel, and new york political reporter errol lewis and patrick gavin, who has alled "nerd prom" and it's about some important stuff about tonight with something you don't always see. say what you want about the red carpet and whether they should have one at an event like this or not. but for a few hours, it was the place to be. briana, you know if you report on hillary clinton, you follow her very, very closely. she is not there this evening. >> she's not here this evening. a number of her top aides are. but this is a very eclectic red carpet, just a crush of people that were behind me that are now inside. it's interesting, because you have hollywood coming here. we have la verne cox, and she talked about bruce jenner coming out, saying that he's a woman who struggled being transgender. then you have politicians, because we're in this mix period for 2016 when you have a lot of candidates who are weighing whether they're going to run. so we were able to pin down governor o'mally who may run against hillary clinton. we also got a taste from silicon valley, which sh

. >> nia, we'll be watching and errol's written a great op-ed on cnn.com. much for joining us. >> thank you. >> certainly following a whole lot of news today. so why don't we get right to it. >>> there's certainly a heavy presence of police and national guard. >> protecting innocent lives and property is our number one priority. >> flash bangs, they are not gas. >> i just feel pain. i live in this neighborhood. i've lived in this neighborhood for 33 years. >> at this point it's somewhat of a standoff. >> this is not new. and we shouldn't pretend that it's new. >> i think this can be our defining moment and not the darkest days that we saw yesterday. >> if you don't teach them peace, then they don't know peace. >>> you are watching "new day." alisyn and michaela are in new york. i am on the streets of baltimore where the city is waking up battered but not nearly as broken as 24 hours ago. an overnight curfew ended two hours ago it was from 10:00 to 5:00 largely helped restore order as did the community's recommitment to itself. there's no question that the s