. >> and i'm errol barnett. thank you for joining us. this is cnn newsroom. ♪ we want to begin this hour with severe storms just hammering parts of the midwestern united states. millions of people are being told to keep a close eye on the weather over the next 24 hours. our meteorologist derek van dam is bringing us details because it is a dangerous situation for many people. >> specifically we are talking about most as a line of severe thunderstorms has moved south and east of the kansas city area. in fact, jackson county missouri there was a brief touchdown of a tornado, which is really a suburb of kansas city. we can get to the visuals of this to see this exact tornado from the air. you can just see some of that debris being pushed around. there was minor damage. there's some transformers being blown out. again, this is 20 miles or 32 kilometers southeast of kansas city metropolitan area. snapped trees, power outages, damaging vehicles as they were sliding in to each other at a local mall within that region. in st. louis at the busch

errol. gone into the search. arguably the most expensive search for the plane in history. one of the greatest mysteries as well of all time. remember they have had nothing to go on. not a single piece of physical evidence. in fact the whole search area was determined by a number of satellite handshakes. you know communication between the plane and a satellite. what we are hearing though from australian officials, specifically the top transport safety investigators, name is martin dolan, the discovery of this potential debris is not inconsistent with where they have been looking. the search area some 2,000 miles off the coast of australia. it is not inconsistent with that a local oceanographer who has been looking at mh-370 studying the southern ocean since the plane went down and well before has done some modeling. i think we have a graphic we can show you of that. also not inconsistent the debris over 17 months could have made its way across the indian ocean, driven by currents from the eas

errol? firefighters in washington state are trying to tame a wildfire that's already roared through an entire neighborhood. dan simon shows us startling before and after images. >> reporter: this is how things looked before the fire and this is what it looks like now. the aftermath of a fast-moving blaze that took out two dozen homes in one night. this is drone video as the flames came down a canyon and ignited a multitude of houses. >> it came really fast didn't it? >> extremely fast. i can't believe the storm the fire creates. >> reporter: one of the homes belonged to keith new berry. returning to the house he lived in with his wife and three children. >> is there anything that you were able to save? >> we saved our pictures and took our computer tower because it has all of our important stuff on it. and the rest of it is replaceable. >> reporter: he became emotional thinking about his youngest daughter a 9-year-old. >> she doesn't have a swim suit. we're not the only ones. just got to be

mark, stay with us, because we want to bring in political anchor for new york one news, errol lewis. let's play a little bit of a response we're getting from some of the other gop contenders and talk about it on the other side. >> as an individual who has worn the uniform of this country, i was highly offended what donald trump said about john mccain, and his years of sacrifice in a dirty, dingy, terrible prison in north vietnam. donald trump owes every american veteran, and in particular john mccain, an apology. >> he crossed the line today. that will offend most everyone that i know, and in my view, the democratic process is going to lead to him hearing what he is so fond of saying. you're fired. >> errol we know that for weeks the party has been looking for some way or another to get trump out of this race, or at least out of serious contention. is this going to be what does it? >> well, you know, honestly, victor, that's a little wishful thinking. from lindsey graham and from rick perry, who are at the back of the pack, are not even getting enough points to likely be in the first

i'm errol barnett. >> and i'm paula newton. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> we begin this hour with anger on the streets of turkey. police fired water cannons and tear gas at protesters in the capital city istanbul. they blame the government for failing to prevent a suicide bomber earlier in the day, 31 died in the blast and 100 were wounded. we are about to show you footage of the blast. many of you will find this disturbing. but we're showing it to demonstrate the inhumanity and horror of the attack. our arwa damon as more. >> reporter: reality transforms in an instant. the suicide bomber detonates, lives immediately lost. screams and wails of survivors. some in shock, others crying out in pain. a resident described how frantic individuals arrived pulling sheets back off corpses desperately searching for their loved ones. this was a gathering for the kobani reconstruction efforts. kobani, the town just across the border in syria where for months last fall predominantly kurdish fighters launched pitched battles against isis. event

errol? >>> u.s.aw enforcement agencies are preparing for the upcoming 4th of july holiday on saturday. police said the security will be sgrit gritter this independent den day than in years past. there have been no credible threats against this year's festivities but isis leader and supporters called for violence against american security government and the public over the past year. >>> meantime in yemen some 1200 prisoners have been freed after militants stormed a prison in a southern city of taiz. taiz has been the scene of fierce battles between yemeni fighters rebel and rebels. >>> the investigation in to a prison break in new york state is expanding. details coming up. >>> recovery operations are underway in indonesia after a deadly plane crash. we will go there live for the latest. introducing the kelley blue book price advisor. the powerful tool that shows you what should pay. it gives you a fair purchase price that's based on what others recently paid for the same new car and kelley blue book

. >> and i'm errol barnett. this is "cnn newsroom." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> we begin this hour with new security concerns about barack obama's trip to the african continent this week. >> besides visiting ethiopia he will go to kenya, his father's homeland for the first time as u.s. president. and as barbara starr reports, soft targets near his tour route are a big concern. >> al shabaab militants in east africa posing new worries for president obama's trip to kenya. cnn has learned in the last week the u.s. military has conducted nearly half a dozen secret air strikes in somalia against al shabaab forces. an attack against kenyan troops there was imminent by the al qaeda africa affiliate. >> this sends a clear message to al shabaab not a try to attempt anything against the president. >> reporter: the u.s. does not believe that al shabaab can get anywhere near the president but there are other reasons to worry. >> what's most likely is not an attack against a u.s. government official like the pr

i'm errol barnett. thanks for joining us. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> this hour we begin in turkey where demonstrators and police clashed on the streets of istanbul. the protesters say the turkish government didn't do enough to prevent a suicide bombing which killed 31 people on monday near the syrian border. >> funerals were held for some of the victims and we're about to show you images of the blast which some viewers may find disturbing. but we are showing them to show the inhumanity and horror of this attack. arwa damon reports. >> reporter: reality transforms in an instant. the suicide bomber detonates. lives immediately lost. screams and wails of survivors. some in shock, others crying out in pain. a resident describes how frantic individuals arrived desperately searching for their loved ones. this was a gathering of mostly turkish activists for the -- eventually driving them out by leaving the town decimated. the tirkish government insinew insinuating this is the work of isis. >> initial findings point to a suicide bom

i'm errol barnett.> 15 people are killed in somalia's capital. the diplomatic missions of several countries are housed at this hotel. >>> attackers dressed in army fatigues stormed the police station in india. the gunmen are still holed up inside the station. one official describes it as a terror attack although it's not clear which group the attackers belong to. >>> nato is set to hold talks tuesday after turkey called an emergency meeting to discuss the terror threats it's facing. it began bombing the kurdistan workers party in iraq and isis in syria over the weekend. the country has been dealing with violence along its southern border. >>> now the u.s. president is in ethiopia today for the last stop on his african tour. he is set to attend a ceremony in the national palace. this follows a trip to kenya where he gave a moving speech on a number of topics including women's rights and terrorism. jim acosta is there. >> reporter: president obama capped an emotional return to the land of his father with

i'm errol barnett. >> and i'm rosemary church.his is "cnn newsroom." >>> with a nuclear agreement reached between iran and six world powers the focus now shifts to selling the deal at home and that may not be easy. >> after stop and go talks that lasted nearly two years an agreement was reached that requires iran to scale back its nuclear program and allow inspections in exchange for lifting sanctions. >> israel's prime minister calls it a stunning historic mistake. take a listen. >> the leading international powers have bet our collective future on a deal with the foremost sponsor of international terrorism. they gambled that in ten years' time iran easter resist regime will change while removing any incentive for it to do so. >> and u.s. president barack obama faces a battle with members of congress who oppose the measure. in an interview with the "new york times" mr. obama defended against critics who say that too much has been given away to iran. >> the notion that the world signed up for the sanctions in order to either achie

. >> i'm errol barnett. thanks for being with us, this is "cnn newsroom." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> the u.s. military is claiming a victory in the fight against terrorism announcing it killed a terrorist leader in syria. his name is muhsin al fadhli. pentagon correspondent barbara starr reports. >> reporter: the pentagon announcing that muhsin al fadhli was killed by a u.s. drone strike on july 8th while he was riding in a vehicle west of aleppo. this had been somebody the u.s. had been looking for a very long time. the khorasan group said to be having the aspiration, the desire to launch external attacks against the united states al fadhli a long time operative of khorasan. it is said that he is one of the few al qaeda operatives who had advance word of the 9/11 attacks and in 2002 he was involved in terrorist attack planning against u.s. marines in kuwait and a french cargo ship. this is someone that they were looking for. what is most intriguing, this is what the pentagon calls a targeted

i'm errol barnett. >> and i'm rosemary church. thanks for joining us. this is "cnn newsroom." >> mexico is offering a $3.8 million reward for information leading to the capture of joaquin guzman after his elaborate prison escape on saturday. officials released this recent photo of the notorious drug lord known as el chapo. it shows him with a shaved head and face. >> prison officials must have conspired with el chapo to help him break out. 49 people are being questioned and the director of the prison where el chapo escaped has been fired. >> translator: he must have been able to count on the complicity of the staff or officials of the prison. if these facts were to be confirmed this would be an act of corruption and act of disloyalty and treason to the people of mexico. >> and this is the second time guzman has pulled off a prison escape. authorities say they are using all possible resources to recapture him. >> reporter: it may have been the most expensive and elaborate prison escape ever. 8:00 saturday night, joaquin guzman take

. >>> i'm errol barnett. a big welcome to our viewers in the u.s. and those watching around the world. >> i'm natalie allen. you're watching "cnn newsroom." >>> thanks for joining us. it is 9:00 a.m. in greece where the country is three days away from a referendum on its financial future. >> a very big deal but the present is also difficult for many people. you are looking at live pictures from outside a bank in athens. people lining up trying to get their money. these are what we believe are pensioners folks who have retired who have an income to live off of. we saw similar pictures this time yesterday. there was a great deal of confusion and uncertainty about what is going to happen in greece over the next few days. the government has implemented strict withdrawal limits and that has brought the financial sector to a grinding halt. >> and prime minister alexis tsipras is urging people to vote no on sunday's referendum on whether to move forward with the terms of the european bailout plan. tuesday he said that greece would agree to nearly all of th

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. >> and i'm errol barnett. thanks for joining us. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> the six world powers have reached a nuclear agreement. the international diplomacy shifts to home. >> the negotiations lasted two years before the deal was announced in vienna. iran will allow inspections in ex exchange for sanctions being lifted. but final approval must come from the supreme leader. the u.s. congress has 60 days to have its say. jim sciutto has details of the deal and the opposition to it. >> reporter: smiles and laughter to mark a historic agreement merely two years in the making and ending three decades of hostility. >> reporter: the agreement comes after 18 long-winded days of meetings in vienna the final stretch of 20 months of negotiations. the west and iran both immediately claimed victory. >> this is the good deal that we have sought. believe me. had we been willing to settle for a lesser deal we would have finished this negotiation a long time ago. >> today could have been the end of hope on this issue. but now we are starting a ne

. >> and i'm errol barnett. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> we begin with breaking news in the united states. former president george h.w. bush is in hospital at this hour after suffering a neck injury. >> his spokesman says mr. bush quote, fell at home in maine today and broke a bone in his neck. his condition is stable. he is fine and he will be in a neck brace. the 41st president of the u.s. is not expected to stay in the hospital along time. the injury is not considered life threatening and we will of course keep you updated with any new information that comes into us. >>> now the obama administration's hard sell on the iranian nuclear deal is underway. president barack obama defended the agreement point by point at a news conference on wednesday. >> jim acosta reports the president's main goal is to prevent tehran from building a nuclear bomb. >> reporter: sounding salespeoplely confident, president obama brush aid side all the critics of the nuclear deal in iran. >> i think if congress does that then in fact b

. >> i'm errol barnett. we're with you for the next few hours. this is "cnn newsroom." thanks for joining us. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> we begin with developments out of texas where outrage is growing over the case of a woman found dead in her jail cell. protesters gathered in new york city over sandra bland's death which authority have ruled a suicide. >> documents indicate that she had tried to kill herself before. her family believes otherwise. they are infuriated also at the release of this dash cam footage of her arrest. what began as a routine traffic stop ended with bland under arrest. >> ryan young has more on the police video and other discrepancies in this case. >> reporter: official documents show when sandra bland arrived to the jail she told the jail staff she previously tried to commit suicide. jail intake forms say that bland tried to commit suicide using pills in 2014 after losing a baby. the investigation shows no foul play and that all the evidence points to bland taking her own life. >> there is absolutely no doubt in my mind now. as i

. >> and i'm errol barnett. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> now in less than an hour fifa's executive committee is set to meet with a crucial agenda to set a date for the election of the next president. the current president sepp blatter announced his attention to resign days after the release of a massive corruption investigation. amanda davis has more details. what can you tell us about the date being selected for this congress to pick a new leaders amid corruption allegations? >> reporter: hi, errol, this is a day that will another step closer to sepp blatter's departure. the dates of the election should be decided here at fifa house. with about just an hour left to go before the start of the extraordinary committee meeting, we haven't seen anybody of note yet. there is an alternative entrance here to fifa house and we get the impression that the top level executives who will make the decision as to when the congress meeting will take place, we get the impression they are going through the backdoor and don't want

. >> i'm errol barnett. this is "cnn newsroom." . >> we're learning new details about the 25-year-old man who went on a shooting rampage in tennessee last week killing four marines and a naval officer. >> according to a source close to the investigation, mohammad youssuf abdulazeez's family told investigators he has a history of mental illness, depression and drug abuse. they sent him to jordin on the get him away from the tennessee friends they thought were bad influences. >> this man appears by all accounts is suffering from a lot of demons so to speak, drug problems issues with keeping a job. issues with just basically performing everyday life functions and they've told investigators, the family has told investigators his history with him and his drug abuse and what was going on in his life leading up to the shooting. and now, they are going over that the investigators, you know what role that may have played in the shooting. it doesn't necessarily maybe give authorities, you know any motive but it does s

i'm errol barnett. >> and i'm rosemary church. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> and we begin with breaking news in the united states. former president george h.w. bush is in a hospital in maine at this hour after falling down and braking a bone in his neck. his spokesman tells cnn that the 91-year-old is in very stable condition. the 41st president of the u.s. fell wednesday morning while at his summer home in kennebunkport. >> we will keep you updated on the story. >>> we turn to greece where the parliament has approved tough reforms needed to prevent the country going bankrupt. >> a few other european countries also need to approve the plan then formal talks can begin between greece and its creditors. it's not yet clear when money will start flowing again in the country. the result comes just days after greeks voted against more austerity measures. as parliament debated, protests outside the building turned violent when demonstrators clashed with police. >> elinda labropoulou is in athens and joins us live with more on what is taking

. >> errol, let me come back to you. scott walker, wisconsin governor, is coming in we expect on monday but he already tweeted out he is coming into the race. that was a mistake, we understand. twitter is saying it's their fault. i don't know how that works. do you ask twitter to hold the tweet for you a couple of days? i don't know how that works but we will get more about that. errol, what should we expect from the governor? >> you should examine a barn-burner of a speech. the appeal that scott walker has is to the iowa republicans. the conservatives, social conservative base of the party as opposed the libertarians. scott walker has made few appearances in new hampshire and not polling very well and in the middle of the pack up there. i think what we are going to hear is sort after made for iowa speech. they are social conservatives and lots of evangelicals and he is going to do what i think most of the gubernatorial candidates for president are doing is tout his record in the state. of course, people will come along

. >> and i'm errol barnett. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> it is 9:00 a.m.n vienna right now and negotiators trying to broker a deal on iran's nuclear weapons program are meeting in about 90 minutes. >> an eu spokeswoman says this is expected to be their final plenary session after holding marathon talks for weeks. this indicates the nuclear talks between iran and the p5+1 appear to be ending. senior international correspondent nic robertson has been following this in vienna and joins us live with the latest information. you get the sense, you get the feeling that we are moving toward the announcement of a final deal. tell us what the new information is at this hour. >> reporter: a final plenary session to be followed by a press conference. the writing, if you like is on the wall. the meetings going on until the early morning this morning. no one that we are aware of have walked away from the talks. this announcement from the policy chief does seem to set the stage for what everyone has been hoping would be achieved a deal. we will have to wait for that fina

erroll southers thank you for your time tonight.good weekend. >> thank you, reverend. >>> coming up next breaking news in the jail death of sandra bland. a trooper is put on administrative leave. we'll go live to texas. >>> and later, president obama meets an inspirational woman in the oval office today. the country's oldest living veteran. >> we're very very proud of them. that's why we've got to make sure we do right by them. so it's a great honor to have her here. >>> but first, scott walker's taking a stroll down memory lane straight into tonight's gotcha. dave's been working on his game, and starting each day with a delicious bowl of heart healthy kellogg's raisin bran. how's your cereal? sweet! tastes like winning. how would you know what winning tastes like? invest in your heart health, with kellogg's raisin bran. no crying today... when a moment spontaneously turns romantic why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? with cialis for daily use, you don't have to plan around either. it's the on

errol barnett. >> zain asher.empts to enter the eurotunnel overnight. according to the press, 1,500 migrants tried to storm the tunnel from the french side. and one person was found dead. the attempt follows a similar one monday night. when 2,000 migrants tried to enter the tunnel. >>> in india, nine people are dead after a condemned residential building collapsed in a suburb of mumbai. that's according to a local mayor. the leethree-story building was slated for demolition. everyone in the building has been accounted for. >>> and the national football league has upheld a four-game suspension for star quarterback tom brady. the league commissioner says brady tried to hide evidence in the so-called deflategate investigation by having his cell phone destroyed. brady's team, the new england patriots were accused of underinflating balls to get an edge in an afc championship game. >>> authorities are seeking a dentist for killing a prized lion in a national park. cecil was revered by visitors and locals. walter palmer

. >> and i'm errol barnett.ewsroom. >> we begin this hour with breaking news in the u.s. the fbi and other federal agencies are now investigating a fire at a predominantly black

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and condition political commentator errol lewis. even people who are drinking the cool aid, candidastanding there skro crowd they have to think how is that going work? >> i'm not so sure i'd agree with you that they'd have to think. trump is not entirely rational, not entirely logical, is not entirely anything like what we usually see in a presidential campaign. the fact that he speaks extemporaneously in effect -- he's not reading speeches. he's kind of talking off the top of his head. he's ad libbing. and he's trying to tap into something that is other than thoughtful conversation about a very complicated topic. >> he's using references -- obviously the nixon era reference silent majority. >> well, what he's trying to do is that he's not running a real thoughtful presidential campaign. what he's trying to do is plug into this anger and frustration that a lot of people have about illegal immigration and the border, our porous border and how do you get a handle on it. even in the republican party, l there's an understanding that som

i'm zain asher. >> i'm errol barnett. here's the headlines.ad of the conduct committee for the house of lords and leaving in disgrace after a british tabloid appeared to show pictures of him snorting cocaine with two women in what was called a sex party. >>> president obama wraps up his ethiopia tour today. he is expected to speak to the african union before he leaves. it will be the first time the u.s. president addressed the group. >>> emergency talks with nato in 90 minutes as they fight back against isis and kurdish rebels. turkey and the u.s. are working on a plan to create a isis-free safe zone along the tur turkish border. >> reporter: turkey cannot afford to maintain the controversial, albeit cautious approach to the war raging next door. >> there's been a reassessment that this city cannot continue in order for turkey to be able to persevere and to maintain. it has to be much more visible concrete way. >> reporter: turkey is bombing isis targets. after lengthy negotiations with washington conceded on some of its positions such as dema

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we will begin with errol issa, republican of california who sits on the foreign affairs subcommitteethe middle east and north africa and then we will go to the senate side and talk to maryland democrat senator ben cardin who is the top democrat on the foreign relations committee in that chamber. we will get two different perspectives and take your comments and questions on this this morning. we will continue here with your message to congress. do you support? or do you oppose? here are two different takes. we will begin with "the globe and mail" -- then you have this also in your newspaper this morning, "the miami herald" -- president obama is now on a public relations blitz to unite republicans on capitol hill and will call lawmakers and continue to do so himself personally. he will send his team as well up there, secretary of state champ -- john kerry and energy secretary are expected to go to capitol hill in the next few days and fill in the blanks for members of congress while they continue to read this more than 100 pages of a nuclear deal. christine in texas, independent, you o

there's a collaboration on there with hanson and errol black. >> a lot of them you had not met? and sfaer ♪ ♪ i'd like to make myself believe that planet earth turns slowly ♪ it's hard to say that i'd rather stay awake ♪ when i'm asleep because everything is never as it seems ♪ ♪ cause i'd get a thousand hugs from ten thousand lightning bugs ♪ as they tried to teach me how the dance ♪ a fox-trot above my head, a sock hop beneath my bed ♪ the disco ball is ball is just hanging by a thread ♪ ♪ i'd like to make myself believe that planet earth turns slowly ♪ it's hard to say that i'd rather stay awake a when i'm a sleep ♪ because everything is never as it seems ♪ ♪ leave my door open just a crack please take my ae way from here ♪ because i feel like such an insomniac ♪ why do i tire of counting sheep when i'm far too tired to fall asleep ♪ ♪ ten million fireflies, i'm weird cause i hate good-byes ♪ i got misty eyed as they said fair well ♪ i'll know where several are if my dreams get real bizarre ♪ cause i saved a few and i keep them in a jar ♪ ♪ i'd like to make myself believe tha