i'm errol barnett. >> i'm rosemary church. and this is "cnn newsroom".." >>> this hour we begin with the still growing fifa scandal where we are now learning exactly what former executive chuck blazer told the u.s. judge in 2013 that led to current corruption investigation. >> the newly released documents quote blazer as saying "i agreed with other persons in or around 1992 to facilitate acceptance of a bribe in conjunction with the selection of the host nation for the 1998 world cup." he added "beginning in or around 2004 and through 2011 i and others on the fifa executive committee agreed to accept bribes in conjunction with the selection of south africa as the host nation for the 2010 world cup." >> really quite surprising. for more on the latest let's bring our correspondent in in zurich switzerland. it does all come done to chuck blazer here. he admits to wrongdoing. wore a wire during the london olympics for the u.s. fed to got more information. it seems his cooperation here has been key, essential, basically to this cor

i'm errol barnett. >> i'm rosemary church.to check the main stories we are following this hour. in eastern china, rescue teams are scrambling to pull more survivors from a passenger ship carrying 458 people that sank in the yangtze river. so far 13 people have been rescued. five body recovered. the ship's captain and chief engineer have been take known police custody. >> an american tourist killed in the lie ynon attack on safari i south africa. the woman and companion were driving with windows down, when the lie ynon attacked. the woman's companion was hurt trying to help her. >> u.s. secretary of state john kerry back in boston for surgery to set his broken leg. suppose to attend the paris meeting in the national coalition against isis, but instead will phone into the meeting before surgery. >> now for the past nine months many people in gaza lived in the ruins left by the war between hamas and israel. >> some families survive. some did not. some fled. concrete debris stand where homes once did. the city is rebuilding. >> se

. >> i'm errol barnett. this is "cnn newsroom." the united states has lost some tools to investigate terrorism. late sunday night the u.s. senate failed to extend key provisions of the u.s. patriot act and they expired three hours ago. >> the most controversial is section 215 which allows the nsa to collect and store telephone meta data on millions of, millions of americans. also expired, roving wiretaps which are used to track terror suspects who frequently change communication devices. >> the lone wfl provision allows surveillance of people believed engauged in terrorist activities but who are not linked to a known terror group. that expires too. athena jones has mr. ore on th washington. >> reporter: the senate failed to pass a biological to extend the law. take a listen to some debate last night on the senate floor from the two republican senators from kentucky. majority leader, mitch mcknl, who supports the programs and kentucky senator rand paul who opposes them. take a listen. these are not theoretical threats, mr. president

i'm errol barnett. >> i'm rosemary church.ime to check the update here on the top stories we are following this hour. several revisions of the usa patriot act have expired. that leaves the government with fewer tools to investigate terrorism. senators failed to reach a deal on a compromise passed by the house. but could vote by midweek. the white house wants the surveillance program renewed as soon as possible. >> witnesses say, iraqi war planes and artillery founded falluja for three days in a campaign to retake the city from isis. sunday the planes bombed a market. mosque, warehouse, two locations. witnesses say at least 31 people have been killed. more than 82 wounded during the weekend assault. >> scattered rain has brought some much-needed relief to parts of india. as the it faces a devastating heat wave that has now killed more than 2,200 people. but officials say temperatures are expected to return to 45 degrees celsius in the coming days. >> beijing is cracking down on cigarette smokers. unprecedented ban prevents smok

. >> i'm errol barnett. this is "cnn newsroom." first up the surprise announcement from the most powerful man in futbol. just five days ago, sepp blatter won re-election to his fifth term as fifa president. well now, he is resigning. >> the organization is mired in a bribery and corruption scandal with investigations under way in switzerland and in the united states. blatter says he wants to do what is right for fifa and for futbol. >> translator: fifa need a profound overhaul. while i have a mandate from the membership of fifa, i do not feel that i have a mandate from the entire world of futbol. the fans, the players, the clubs, the people who live, breathe, and love futbol, as much as we all do at fifa. >> for more on the announcement, let's bring in amanda davis, live in zurich, switzerland, this morning. amanda, what a stunning turn of events from a man who appeared to see himself as above all the controversy just last week. i mean what changed and how can sepp blatter now fix things in the interim? >> errol, yeah, even for fut

i'm rosemary church. >> i'm errol barnett. we will see you here next week. our coverage will continue with early start in the u.s. and elsewhere, "cnn newsroom" continues after the break. :. . >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> the breaking news is nine people dead at a black church. a killer on the run. the victims murdered inside this south carolina church. charleston, south carolina, overnight. happening right now, an intense manhunt for the shooter. good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm john berman. >> i'm christine romans. it is thursday, june 18th. 4:00 a.m. in the east. a gunman is on the loose right now after shooting and killing nine people at a prayer meeting in a charleston, south car

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>> it is the big unknown, errol, as you suggested here. greeks exit the euro, if it comes to that. the other unknown is whether a deal can can be stitched together in the very last hour. that is still a possibility if you ra you read between the lines. but the other is how they respond to the crisis. at times we've seen protests, strikes at major port and airport facilities, and even attacks on the bank. if that happens, it feeds into the contagion. it could spill into debtor countries like spain, portugal, italy. we're not at that stage yet, the financial market correction is 2-2.5% in asia. it's bad but not catastrophic. we've seen the euro go down 2%. bad, but it's not going to be a fallout for theure/going forward unless the contagiousion kicks in and that's whether they can stitch together a final deal. let's not forget that the gap between greece and the eurozone is just an additional 2 billion euros. if you really want greece to go through this, over 2 billion euros. we'll see if a last-minute deal can be stitched together. >> the g

i'm errol barnett. >> and i'm rosemary church. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> this hour we are following breaking news out of eastern china. rescue teams there scrambling right now to pull more survivors from a passenger ship that cap sized in the yangtze river with 458 on board. so far at least 13 people have been rescued. five body recovered. the ship's captain and chief engineer have been taken into police custody. we want to get the late nois on t -- latest on these developments, and ana coren, live from hong kong. bring us up to date on what is happening with the rescue operation. the weather is better at laes now. but also talk to us about the captain and the chief engineer being in custody and why the police feel they need to be there. >> well let's start with the pictures that we just saw of rescuers listening to the bottom of the hull which of course it cap sized 9. 30. p.m. last night. the ship carrying 458 on board. sinking within a minute. that according to the captain and the chief engineer who as you say are now in poli

i'm errol barnett. this is "cnn newsroom." it's just past 1:00 in the morning in new york where hundreds of police are searching for two killers who escaped from a maximum security prison. canada and mexico are on alert right now just in case these convicted killers try to cross the border. and now there's the possibility these men had help from inside the prison. jason carroll is in a small town where the inmates broke free and has more on the man hunt. >> reporter: cars stopped at check points, leading to and from the clinton facility. police looking for any clue as to the whereabouts of matt and sweat. a woman who working inside the prison has already been questioned as a possible accomplice. both matt and sweat discovered missing early saturday morning. >> we're leaving no stone unturned. they could be out of state, but they still could be holed up here in dannemora. >> reporter: they used power tools to cut through steel walls. maneuvered through a catwalk emerging out of a manhole to freedom. >> you get a better sense of

>> you know, errol, you are right. as you walk in to the room, the overwhelming sense of tragedy, it comes right at you. this is not the sanctuary where the bible study was taking place was in the basement of the church. you could tell there were about 150 people in there and not everybody was a parishioner but there are a lot who were. you could see them embracing deeply. it was a hold on to each other and hold each other together embrace. the reverend continued by saying we will continue bible study but we know none of us will ever be the same again. you could see reminders of the violence. cut outs in the panelling where bullet hole s had been. there was a bullet hole right above where i sat. the reverend talked about the power of love and forgiveness. there were tears and laughter but things began to feel as they used to feel but you couldn't help but notice nine members were missing including the leader of the church, who is not only a man of god but a state senator and whose body lay in state at the capital. esco

i'm errol barnett. >> and i'm rosemary church. upstate new york say they have an important new clue. a source says investigators have found dna from the men at a cabin in the town of owls head. richard matt and david sweat broke out of the clinton correctional facility on june 6th. >> eurozone leaders are make slow progress to a greek debt deal. greece has one week now to secure a new deal or risk missing the june 30th debt repayment deadline to the imf. >>> a trial date of october 13th has been set for the six u.s. police officers charged in the death of freddie gray. he suffered a spinal injury while in police custody in baltimore, maryland. his death sparked sometimes violent protests that led to a city-wide curfew. >>> a massive breach of u.s. government communities is now believed to be four times larger than originally thought. >> originally washington sate 4 million current and former federal employees had their information hacked. >> but now the number is 18 million. china denies any involvement. >>> we do want to bring in

errol?it is a setback for the status quo and the local government and beijing, certainly this is a bit of a success story for those young people who turned out and clogged the streets as part of the umbrella movement for the young teenager who for sometime put himself through a hunger strike. all so they could vote without beijing's interference. so for those local politicians who voted this down those demonstrations and that resistance to china's influence must have been what was in their minds. >> absolutely. some of these lawmakers, one woman who i interviewed, she had homemade earrings made out of umbrellas, out of that same symbol that emerged on the streets last autumn. so some of these lawmakers were shouting victory as they came out of the council chambers. it's important to note that hong kong society, according to polls, is quite split on this issue. in fact in a whole succession of surveys there were a few more percentage points of those surveyed supporting this law than those opp

errol? >>> meanwhile, jis mitchell has been in jail since last week and made her second court appearance on monday. alexandra field was there. >> 100,000 cash. >> reporter: joyce mitchell back this court today, wearing a prison jumpsuit and a bulletproof vest, hands shackled to her waist. the former prison seamstress remains behind bars. she's being closely monitored, 24 hours a day, in a six by nine foot cell, her every move documented. she is accused of giving the convicted killers some of the tools they needed to make their escape, including hacksaw blades and chisels. she's pleaded not guilty. tonight there are new questions about the alleged escape plan and mitchell's relationship with the suspects. >> they had been working on cutting the backs of the cell walls out, going down into the tunnel system of the facility and working their escape plan, so i think she was relatively involved. >> reporter: clinton county district attorney andrew wiley said mitchell said the plan was to drive bu

i'm errol barnett. >> i'm rosemary church. time to update you on the main stories we are watching this hour. fifa president sepp blatter is stepping down. he made the announcement tuesday, just four days after being re-elected. world futbol's governing body has been rocked by a bribery and corruption scandal. fif@members are expected to vote for a new president between december and march. >> at least 400 people are still missing. more than 24 hours after a cruise ship capsized in china's yangtze river. authorities say there are 15 survivors and at least 18 dead. out of more than 450 people on board. more than 4,000 rescuers are working right now to find more survivors. >> u.s. president barack obama has signed into law the so-called usa freedom act. the law dramatically curtails the national security agency's access to millions of americans' fen records. that issue was the center of a political fight which led to the expiration of parts of the patriot act sunday. >> let's talk more now about fifa president sepp blatter's surpr

. >> and i'm errol barnett. this is "cnn newsroom."e begin this hour in upstate new york where investigators say they have a promising new lead in the search for those two escaped killers. >> a law enforcement source tells cnn that police have found dna from richard matt and david sweat in a cabin near the clinton correctional facility. jason carroll has our report. >> reporter: tests being run on materials found inside a cabin located in a wooded area 20 miles west of the clinton county correctional facility. the dna matches that of escaped cons richard matt and david sweat. state police are still cautious about the findings. >> we have recovered specific items from the cabin and forwarded them to the appropriate laboratories but we are not ready to release the evidence at this time. >> reporter: alerts put out warning residents to be vigilant. and on saturday nearly 300 miles away, word of another possible sighting of fugitives near the town of friendship. >> we conducted a search that has ended. we have declared that area clear. >>

i'm rosemary church. >> and i'm errol barnett.ate you on the top stories right now. new york police say they are closing in on escaped killers, richard matt and david sweat. the former prison seamstress joyce mitchell admits smuggling in tools in frozen hamburger meat. >>> a baltimore newspaper reports the autopsy of a mon who died in police custody shows he suffered a high energy injury. he died from a severe spinal cord injury. six police officers are facing charges ranging from illegal arrest to depraved hard murder. they all pleaded not guilty, monday. >>> rail service through the english channel tunnel is back up after protests disrupted it. ferry workers in france covered train tracks with rubble and burned tires reportedly over expected job losses. >>> wikileaks says the u.s. national security agency wiretapped three french presidents over the last decade. this includes former french president jayhawks cheraq and two others. >> in a statement, a u.s. spokesperson says we are not targeting and will not target the communicati

i'm errol barnett. here are our top headlines.ls say the leader in al qaeda in arabia has been killed. they say his replacement has already been named. >>> the informant for chuck blazer says he was under cover. >>> officials say the search for two escaped killers has now gone cold. the official says joyce mitchell may have been threatened into helping the men. a source familiar with the investigation says the convicts had planned to murder mitchell's husband. >>> now it's feared 12 members of the british family have traveled to syria with their children, including one as young as 3 years old. they're looking for three sisters in their 30s as well as their nine kids. the group left for saudi arabia last month. but there are concerns they traveled on to syria to join another family member fighting for an extremist group. all this comes one day after it was revealed a 17-year-old from britain had apparently committed a suicide attack in iraq over the weekend. he is believed to be the u.k.'s youngest-ever suicide bomber. the family s

i'm errol barnett. >> i'm rosemary church. charleston south carolina thousands of people marched across a city bridge in a show of solidarity after nine people were killed last week inside the emanuel ame church. earlier in the day hundreds of people packed the church for its first service since the massacre. >>> police are searching an area near an upstate new york prison for two killers who escaped two weeks ago. officers shifted their focus late sunday night and set up a command post in a popular mountain town. >>> in afghanistan, a car bomb exploded outside the afghan parliament in kabul. all parliament members were evacuated unharmed. at least 19 people were reportedly hurt. the taliban have claimed initial responsibility for that attack. >>> it was an emotional day in the city of charleston south carolina in the aftermath of a church massacre that left nine people dead. thousands of people marched across the city's longest bridge. the gathering was a show of citywide solidarity and resolve. >> crowds gathered out the afr

i don't think we're going to get anything close to that. >> all right, s.e, errol, john avalon, thankso much. >> greatest day ever. >> "greatest day ever" according to s.e cupp. we also need to taken a important turn to breaking news we're hearing, informs out of a security threat at a naval station in philadelphia. let's get over the barbara starr. barbara, you're picking up new information. what's going on? >> good morning. cnn has learned a short time ago the naval station activity in philadelphia has gone to force protection level charlie. very significant. that means there is a potential threat of an imminent attack as the pentagon defines it. what has happened this morning is the fbi notified the navy earlier this morning. it had potential intelligence of a potentially credible attack. they informed the navy that this intelligence centered around the naval support activity in philly. this is an area just off the delaware river where the navy maintains warehouses, supplies. there's no operational activity, no ship, nothing like that. but a place where there are a lot of office wor

i'm errol barnett. >> i'm zain asher. just past 30 minutes after the hour in atlanta. here are the headlines. greek authorities have imposed measures to try to prevent a run on the banks. the banks are closed for at least a week after the european central bank refused to provide more emergency funds. account holders are limited to 60 euros of cash withdrawals per day at atms. >>> officials in bahrain say this man landed at bahrain international airport first before flying to kuwait. isis has claimed responsibility for the attack. >>> captured fugitive david sweat is now in critical condition at a new york hospital. he was shot twice in the torso on sunday after being spotted near the canadian border. he had been on the run for three weeks after he and richard matt broke out of a maximum security prison. >>> back to one of our main stories this evening, the greek crisis took a dramatic downturn over the weekend when prime minister tsipras called for a referendum on the bailout. >> reporter: among antique vases, porcelain s

i'm errol barnett. >> and i'm rosemary church. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> the record-breaking heat wave sweeping across southern pakistan has now killed at least 748 people. witnesses have described victims dropping dead on the streets as temperatures hit almost 45 degrees celsius or 113 degrees fahrenheit over the weekend. >> hospitals and morgues are just overwhelmed with the growing number of dead and frequent power outages have left many pakistanis without air-conditioning or running water. cnn correspondent simon mosin joins us with more on the death toll with this intense heat. the pakistani troops are handing out water and salt tablets but so many people need assistance right now. how bad are things today? >> reporter: incredibly bad. that is the official death toll we know about. and that is the official death toll. there are people living in rural communities and they may have buried their death immediately and not reported the number of deaths. the heat is incredible but not unprecedented. we had record-breaking tempera

i'm errol barnett and this is cnn newsroom. we begin with the latest on the new york prison break investigation. a source familiar with the investigation tells cnn prison worker joyce mitchell knew convicted killers richard matt and david sweat had plotted to kill her his ban and warned him about her plans or their plans to break out. but an attorney for mitchell's husband said his client did not know anything about the escape plan. joyce mitchell is now charged with helping the fugitives escape. investigators are looking if to whether other inmates may have created a diversion before during or after that escape. meanwhile, authorities are expanding their search for the escaped inmates to new areas near the prison. cnn's jason carroll reports investigators are digging deeper in to joyce mitchell's alleged role in the escape plan. >> reporter: despite the manpower despite more than 1,000 leads, still no sign of richard matt and david sweat. their trail, at least for now, has gone cold. >> i've gone over the charges with miss mit

i'm errol barnett. >> and i'm zain asher. this is "cnn newsroom." >> we want to begin with new information just into our newsroom. reuters news agent is citing a news official that a military transport plane has the crashed killing 30 people. it hit a hotel and houses in this area. the images are our first glimpse at what took place. the plane reportedly had just taken off minutes before the crash from an air force base in madan. we will try to get information on this for you throughout the hour including one of our team who is close to where this is all taking place as soon as we can connect with that correspondent or producer we will bring them to you live this hour. >>> two people are dead after a fire on board a bullet train in japan. this is the other breaking story we're following this our. it is believed to have been started by a man committing suicide. >> a passenger poured some sort of liquid on his body and basically set himself on fire. another person was found dead in the smoke-filled train heading from osaka all

of the best-- one of the best, most cathartic examples of catching one of these war architect was errolls' great documentary "fog of war" where morris gets another gray-haired, wire-rimmed defense secretary to come compleen cleanabout just how ( bleep ) wrong he had been, this time about vietnam. >> i'm very sorry that the in the process of accomplishing things i made errors. war is so complex it's beyond the ability of the human mind to comprehend all the variables, our judgment or understanding, are not adequate, and we kill people unnecessarily. >> jon: regret, atonement. morris got mcnamara. and you'd like to think the value of these revelations is that they would give pause to other almost ( bleep ) identical-looking defense secretary who might be considering making these same exact errors. now, admittedly "fog of war" came out in december of 2003. it was a feel-good christmas movie, i believe, at the time. original title was jungle all the way. by that time, rumsfeld was nine months deep into the iraq quagmire so too late for rumsfeld to have learned mcnamara's second-land lesson o

. >> i'm errol barnett. welcome to our viewers tuned in in the united states and those watching all around the world. >> i'm rosemary church. thanks for joining us. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> two convicted murderers have been on the run for nearly three weeks now which is quite stunning and a second prison employee is facing charges in connection with their escape. gene palmer is accused of bringing frozen meat packed with hidden tools to inmates and allowed them into a cat walk area from which they escaped. >> authorities are following thousands of leads and discovered the inmate's dna inside a kaben. jason carroll reports on what else has been found, including a bloody sock. >> reporter: the search perimeter, 1,000 people, helicopters and all-terrain vehicles but the focus on the area surrounding the hunting cabin in mountain view and a report from a man who says he saw a man running from his hunting cabin. >> we have 100% assurance they were in that area and they were at that point last seen 10:30 a.m. s

. >> i'm errol barnett. thank you for joining us. this is "cnn newsroom." all right.e begin with the latest information on that frantic search for the two escaped murderers in upstate new york. more than 400 police officers are searching door to door for richard matt and david sweat. the inmates broke out of the clinton correctional facility near the border with canada over the weekend. >> police say they are following more than 500 leads in this case. new york's governor andrew cuomo is urging the public to be on the lookout, be on the alert and call police if they have see anything unusual. >> we need to find these escapees. they are dangerous men. they are killers. they are murderers. there's no reason to believe they wouldn't do it again. >> these men could be anywhere right now. authorities are saying the men could have tried to cross the border in to canada or could have fled to vermont. we don't know. >> let's get the latest from jason carroll. >> authorities say vermont is a potential search area in the manhunt for two escaped murderers. >> we did develop info

i'm errol barnett. >> i'm rosemary church.me to check the main stories we are covering this hour. the number of deaths in south korea from middle east respiratory syndrome has risen to 6. 87 people in total have been diagnosed with the mers virus. south korea is closing schools and tracking the cell phones of people under quarantine to prevent the disease from spreading. >> rescue crews have recovered 434 body from a cruise ship that cap sized last week according to chinese state media. 457 people were on board the eastern star when it overturned. 14 survivors were found. eight are missing. >> a top fifa official says the location of the next two world cup tournaments could be in doubt if there is evidence of bribery. russia and qatar have staunchly denied any wrongdoing in their bid to host the tournaments in 2018 and 2022. >> there is now a $100,000 reward for two killers who escaped from a maximum security prison in new york. >> police say the convicts used power tools to get through a steel wall and had decoysen their bed.

i'm errol barnett. >> hello. i i lynda kincaid. >> david sweat is now in custody. sweat had been on the run for more than three weeks after he and fellow convict richard matt broke out of a maximum security prison. >>> greek banks are closed for at least the next week. and officials have placed limits on how much account holders can withdraw from atms. this follows the central bank's decision that there will be no bail out for greece. >>> investors are on edge as the greek crisis takes a toll on asian markets. most key asian indeces opened lower. the move is more due to events happening within china. >>> a party organizer and lighting technician are considered suspects at a blast in a water park in new taipei. 498 people were injured in the explosion after a flammable powder ignited. more than 200 victims are in a critical condition. let's bring in kathy novak, live from new taipei with the latest on this investigation, and i understand we have new vision as this explosion occurred. absolutely horrific scenes, what are you learning about what triggered the fire? >>

. >> i'm errol barnett. this is cnn newsroom. ♪ >>> two escaped murderers on the run for 19 days and counting. >>> a second employee is charged in connection with the prison break. gene palmer is a prison guard accused of taking frozen meat with tools inside though inmates. official say he allowed the men to the catwalk area that they later used to escape. >> anderson cooper spoke to the district attorney about the allegations. >> there's some information that he allowed them to go in the back of the cells in the catwalk area and fix the breakers that were there. at this point in time the information we had they all have hot plates and it was to help the -- fix the breakers so they could use their hot plates to cook their food. >> so he knew they were going back behind the cells to the catwalk area? >> correct. he actually took them behind there to do that. >> were they alone there or with were they with him at all times? >> it is my understanding they were with gene palmer at the time. >> do you have any in

. >> i'm errol barnett. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> a civilian prison worker may have played a key role in the escape of two convicted murderers still on the loose, possibly in upstate new york. a source says joyce mitchell planned to pick up the inmates after they escaped from the clinton correctional facility, but for some reason changed her mind later. >> authorities also say someone used mitchell's cell phone to make calls to several people connected to one of the fugitives. it's not clear if mitchell knew her phone was being used. jason has more on the search for richard matt and david sweat. >> reporter: heavily armed police, many in body armor, scouring farms and fields as they search the small town of willsboro, new york. someone spotted two suspicious men. as the car approached the two took off. it is southeast of where richard matt and david sweat staged their daring prison break almost four days ago. law enforcement source tells cnn it apeefrs the two did not have a getaway car get waiting for the

>>> earlier errol spence jr. improved to 17-0 and just now shawn porter won the battle for ohio with his unanimous decision victory over cincinnati's adrien broner. porter said yesterday he wanted to let his boxing do the talking and tonight he did just that. picked up his 26th win against just one loss. ♪ * *thanks for watching premier boxing champions on nbc. head over now to nbc sn for more pbc >>> seven people are shot tonight, including a 2-year-old child. we have a reporter on the scene and we'll have more in just a moment. first, dangerous storms. take a live look at the weather radar. you can see the big, massive rain reaching across the region at this hour and that's just the start. good evening. i'm keith jones. it's so bad out there that the fire fly music festival shut down early. we're talking inging about 90,000 people being told to seek shelter. this video just in the the crowds are streaming out of festival grounds a dover. you can see the liegghtning in a dance. everyone is being told to leave th

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errol?, despite that, we saw for the most part the protests this week were peaceful and even last year this umbrella movement led mostly by young people and by student s who wanted more independence for their vote for local officials. they didn't want chinese interference or feedback from beijing. how is this demographic likely to respond to this motion failing? >>. >> one of the prom dent student leaders who rose to prominence during the so-called umbrella revolution, he said he is not predicting anymore occupy-type actions coming this year. but what he opposition basically does is you needed two-thirds of legislators to vote in favor for this to pass, and they voted it down. back to you, errol. >> ivan watson live in hong kong for us where lawmakers reject the beijing-backed reform package. thank you. >>> we want to return now to the breaking news we have been covering of the church shooting in charleston, south carolina. we are moments away from the mayor and chief of police holding a new

i'm errol barnett. >> i'm rosemary church. a mass shooting at a predominantly black church.hite male in his 20s is still at large at this hour and the community there is reeling from what is being called a hate crime. >> you tell people to go to work and do right and go to church. th p

let's bring in errol lewis, the politics anchor at new york 1 news.d to see you. >> good to see you. >> from what you saw there, did hillary clinton deliver the speech that she needed to deliver at this juncture? >> i think absolutely. it was a very good speech. she showed what advantages you get by running before. i haven't seen any of the candidates put on anything nearly as big or splashy as complex. so the staging of it was actually topnotch. >> and she wasn't at all embarrassed about that running before. she made reference to it in the way of speaking of president obama. yes, he was a competitor. but they learned how to be contemporaries because they both love america. that was pretty clever because that question i guess has been hanging over her a lot. you know how could you work with the guy who you once you know loathed on the campaign trail. >> well that's exactly right. you raise a good point. she also wants to associate herself with parts of that administration. in fact, frankly some of what she was proposing is straight out of the obama pl

they think it will fall by 1.5 million errol's. the numbers -- barrels.umbers yesterday am a they saw a 6 million barrel drop -- yesterday, they saw a 6 million barrel drop. even if it does fall that would leave us with 476 million barrels in their. still quite -- in there. still quite a drop. you can see this optimism and the oil price in proxies and chairs that act as proxies like gasprom that saw a big boost yesterday. jon: as far as russia and putin are concerned, putin will be in italy. are you expecting anything from this meeting? ryan: it is significant in that it is a normal meeting. the russian president is going there to discuss business and politics, not only the ukraine. he will go with the italian minister to a trade fair that kicks off in an hour's time. they will check out the russian exhibits, then they will go to the italian exhibits. they will have a joint press conference and then go to rome and meet the pope. the italian president. it is quite a full on visit. it is a million miles away from the visit we saw last year from the russian

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i'm errol barnett. >> i'm rosemary church. time to check the headlines this hour.nn the new york prison worker accused of helping richard matt and david sweat escape warned her husband about their plans but an attorney for joyce mitchell's husband said his client was dmept the dark. police expanded their search to new areas around the prison. >>> russia's president said he's adding more than 40 missiles to russia's nuclear arsenal. the announcement is a day after he condemned the u.s. plan to store heavy military equipment along russia's border. the u.s. secretary of state expressed concern over a possible black slide in to cold war tension. >>> an apartment balcony collapsed during a birthday party in california killing six young people. five victims were students and one was an american. seven others were taken to the hospital with serious injuries. it's not clear what caused the fourth floor balcony to collapse. >>> hong kong is getting ready for a new confrontation over democracy. lawmakers are introducing a controversial plan for electing the city's next chief

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the security council has talked about errol bombs, but has not attached it to anything for just the cutofff arms. we need to change that dynamic if we are going to save syrian lives. michel: we have a problem, which is how to stop the flow from neighboring countries. it is very difficult to get out, not just because people want to flee, but because it is difficult to enter these countries and they are exerting pressure on their own populations. i think you military and eight has to be -- humanitarian aid has to be maintain, but that is not sufficient. the ministry needs to be supportive, public works need to be supported. it is a devastating crisis for this country and if we do not move in a different direction, we will have a serious problem. we have seen manifestations in lebanon and in turkey. charlie: i want to make sure i understand what you are recommending we do. michel: development makers, etc., should make major contributions to these countries to help them with the structural needs for the government to address the population. it is not humanitarian aid, but development aid. it i

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