"newsroom" starts now. >>> happening now in the "newsroom," a blistering response to senate republicans' letter to iran. both the obama administration and the iranian government hammering back. is the gop's plan about to back fire. >>> also more fallout at the university of oklahoma. a fraternity under fire over this racist chant. >> [ bleep ]. >> i'll talk with the national chapter. >>> plus -- >> whoa -- >> a third major train crash in recent weeks. is it safe to ride the rales. let's talk live in the "cnn newsroom." >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> and good morning to you. i'm carol costello. thanks so much for joining me. right to the breaking news out of the political world. hillary clinton will meet with the press today following a united nations speech around 1:30, that's eastern time. this information according to an aid familiar with her plans. brianna keilar is on the phone with more on this. hi brianna. >> reporter: hi there, carol. we now have a couple of sources telling us that hillary clinton will be addressing the e-mail controversy. she has a previously scheduled speec

emily: "newsroom" has had its share of fanatical fans and also its share of critics. how do you deal with that? aaron: what i write is not going to be everybody's cup of tea. you learn that pretty early on and you're doing the show for the people who like it. emily: the media today is obsessed with ratings, going through major transformation, criticized for being too sensational. what is your perception of traditional and cable news? aaron: i think that my perception is no more expert than anyone else's just because i have written "the newsroom." emily: but you are a viewer. aaron: yeah, you can feel when you're watching the news that they are desperate for you not to change the channel. i think there was a perception when "the newsroom" began that advice is exactly what i was trying to give with the show. that i was trying to show the pros, here is how you do it. the show was never set up to do that. i just wanted to inject it with a sense of idealism and romanticism. emily: what freedom did hbo give you to create your story, and tell your story, that you wouldn't ha

emily: "newsroom" has had its share of fanatical fans and also its share of critics. how do you deal with that? aaron: what i write is not going to be everybody's cup of tea. you learn that pretty early on and you're doing the show for the people who like it. emily: the media today is obsessed with ratings, going through major transformation, criticized for being too sensational. what is your perception of traditional and cable news? aaron: i think that my perception is no more expert than anyone else's just because i have written "the newsroom." emily: but you are a viewer. aaron: yeah, you can feel when you're watching the news that they are desperate for you not to change the channel. i think there was a perception when "the newsroom" began that advice is exactly what i was trying to give with the show. that i was trying to show the pros, here is how you do it. the show was never set up to do that. i just wanted to inject it with a sense of idealism and romanticism. emily: what freedom did hbo give you to create your story, and tell your story, that you wouldn't ha

you just wrapped the last, the third and final season of "the newsroom." how do you feel? >> i feel great. this third season i think is the best of the three by far. i think it took me a while to learn how to write the show. it started to feel good in the third season. >> talk to me about that process. >> i love series television. but the thing about it is that the schedule is ferocious and you have no time. so the worst part about it is that you have to write even when you're not writing well. and then you have to point a camera at it, and then you have to broadcast it to a lot of people. >> "newsroom" has had its share of fanatical fans and also its share of critics. how do you deal with that? >> what i write is not going to be everybody's cup of tea. you learn that pretty early on and you're doing the show for the people who like it. >> the media today is obsessed with ratings, going through major transformation, criticized for being too sensational. what is your perception of traditional and cable news? >> i think that my perception is no more expert than anyone else's

"newsroom" starts now. >>> happening now in the "newsroom," ferguson police accused of biased policing by the federal government. excessive force, traffic stops, even racist e-mails. we'll talk to a rep from the police department. >>> then america and iran at the bargaining table. the sticking points holding up a nuclear deal. will either side budge? >>> plus the boston marathon bomber trial begins any moment now. will jurors sentence him to death or will they buy -- will they buy that his big brother pushed him to terror? let's talk live in the "cnn newsroom." >>> and good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. nearly seven months after an unarmed teenager michael brown, was shot and killed in the streets of ferguson by a white police officer, the justice department is expected to unveil a scathing new report about widespread discrimination in the city's police department. among the most troubling findings between 2012 and 2014 93% of people arrested were african-american. 88% of those subjected to police force were black. 9 out of 10 people who received citati

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calls were coming in collect to our newsroom.n the third try, he finally did get through to us and we were able to get back to him. the question is why would he have a telephone? he has access to a phone from 7:00 in the morning until midnight. it was just a matter of time before he got ahold of us or someone else. >> as the conversation wore on were you shocked at his openness about the crimes he wished to commit? >> i was very surprised. for one, i didn't know if he would actually call back to do a recorded interview in the first place. when he did call back only sep minutes late from the time he said he would call me back and we could record the conversation but a jailhouse conversation you have to do it in like 20 minute increments. there's a two-minute warning at the end of two minutes -- at the end of 18 minutes saying you only have two minutes left to talk. he was so open and just coming out and answering every question that i had. you just played a lot of that interview. you saw it was a very cordial give-and-take intervi

you are watching "cnn newsroom." s attempted murder charges accused of poisoning her mother after a cell phone was taken away. >>> and the days leading up to the shooting death of odin lloyd. the stories ahead. >>> they chanted how is human rights not a -- yesterday demonstration dubbed dignity marches voiced discontent with government spending cuts. spain's unemployment rates staggering 23.7%. >>> now 12-year-old in the state of colorado is accused of poisoning her mother with bleach because the mother took away her iphone. the child is charged with attempted murder. our affiliate has more. >> reporter: most parents know the struggle that comes with separating their kids from their cell phones. >> i think most kids are addicted to their phones. >> reporter: sometimes the only answer is to take their phones away. >> i have done it on occasion and luckily they reacted well about it. >> reporter: that was not the case for another boulder county mother last week. the sheriffs office responded to bolder county hospital a

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"newsroom" starts right now. \s . >>> happening now in the "newsroom" a microphone and murder. robert durst caught on mike saying he killed them all. this morning he faces a judge. >>> plus utter devastation, a small pacific island almost wiped off the map after a cyclone tears through the country. cnn is on the ground and on the front lines in vanuatu today. >>> here is putin after a nearly two-week disappearance, the russian president is back. where was he? >>> and hillary clinton's private e-mail server could be very public as congress starts probing for answers. let's talk. you're in cnn's "newsroom." >>> good morning, everyone. i'm randi kaye. thanks so much for joining mess on this monday. "kill them all" are the chilling words caught on tape. the 71-year-old real estate heir is the subject of "the jinx." he's linked to two unsolved murders and the disappearance of his wife. the confession appears to have happened in a rest while unaware that his microphone are still on. he talks to himself in the bathroom. listen to this. . or the 2000 killing of his longtime friend crim

the next hour of "cnn newsroom" starts now. >>> happening now in the "newsroom," the s.a.e. letters have come down and frat members have until midnight to move out but finding new housing may not be their biggest problem as outrage grows over a racist video. >> i'm pursuing right now the legal rights of the university to act against individual students. >> they packed the streets and the capital and new rallies are planned today. what protesters want following the deadly police shooting of an unarmed teenager. let's talk in the "cnn newsroom." >>> good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. let's get right to our breaking news facing mounting pressure to explain herself, hillary clinton will address her e-mail controversy today. that's according to an aide familiar with her plans who said potential presidential candidate will talk to reporters after speaking at the united nations just a few hours from now. joining me now with the latest cnn political correspondent brianna keilar and national political reporter peter hamby. why did hillary clinton deci

>> "newsroom" starts now. >>> happening now in the "newsroom," israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu addresses congress in less than two hours. >> america and israel are more than friends, we're like a family. >> will he spill family secrets. >> we are concerned by reports that suggest selective details of the ongoing negotiations will be discussed publicly. >> concern mounting. the number of congressional boycotters growing. what will netanyahu say? let's talk live in the "cnn newsroom." >>> and good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. nuclear stakes and allies straining to be civil. this morning israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu rachets up tensions with the white house when he addresses both houses of congress. he will also face plenty of empty seats. more than 50 democrats now boycotting his offensive. netanyahu wants to turn lawmakers against these ongoing nuclear talks with iran a country that has vowed to destroy israel but the long-time u.s./israeli alliance showing its own strain. the white house warning netanyahu to not reveal sensitive det

"newsroom" starts now. >>> [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. >> happening now in the "newsroom," ferguson demonstrations turned violent and ugly. two police officers shot just hours after the police chief steps down. >>> also secret service agents accused of driving drunk and crashing into a white house barricade. the obama administration now investigating how the supervisor handled it all. >>> and key evidence is unveiled in the boston bomber trial. new video, new witnesses put dzhokhar zairetsarnaev at the scene of a killing. let's talk in the "newsroom." >>> and good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. in ferguson missouri this morning a manhunt is underway for whoever pulled the trigger and shot two police officers overnight. here are the moments that have pushed this besieged community even closer to the brink. >>> also this morning, both police officers from neighboring departments are in serious condition. the shootings just hours after the embattled police chief resigned among criticisms that they largely targeted african-americans. the community anger first ignited by

let's talk live in the "cnn newsroom" newsroom". >>> good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. the deadline less than a month away and two significant differences slowing nuclear talks between the united states and iran. a source with knowledge of the negotiations tells cnn that there was little progress today. cnn's frederik pleitgen is in the iranian capital of tehran with more. hi fred. >> reporter: it's not only the fact that it's two areas where there are still issues between the two sides but it's actually two very major areas. one is research and development of iran's nuclear program and in that respect the iranians would like to develop better centrifuges in order to enrich uranium. the u.s. wants to stop them from doing that. the big question is what sort of capabilities will they be able to upgrade and what will the u.s. allow them to do? the u.s. has the fear that if iranians are able to develop better centrifuges and more centrifuges that the breakout capability which would be the time it would take iran to make a nuclear weapon aft

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you're watching "cnn newsroom."n vause. >> and i'm zain asher. >>> protesters are trying to stop the rebel advance in yemen. they are trying to prevent the houthi rebels from moving into aden where the president has taken refuge. with the violence escalating, the u.s. and britain have withdrawn troops from that country. >>> netanyahu is apologizing for comments he made last week. he said he was sorry. he warned his party could lose because arabs were voting in droves. >>> u.s. senator ted cruz is the first candidate to officially announce he is running for the 2016 presidential race. the texas republican made the announcement monday asking supporters to quote reignite the promise of america. the election though is still a year and a half away. >>> isis recruiters are actively looking for new members, and they're taking their call for jihad to afghanistan. >> we have a rare video of that meeting that shows how the militants are trying to convince afghans to join their ranks. here's our nick payton walsh with more. >>

this is "cnn newsroom." >>> we start the hour here on the pacific islands. relief workers say cyclone pam has caused unbelievable destruction there and that the humanitarian needs will be enormous. the storm is beginning to subside after tearing through the pacific island nation with sustained winds of up to 165 miles per hour or 270 kilometers per hour. unicef tells us at least six people are dead from the storm. an estimated 260,000 are in the disaster zone. it may take time to fully assess the impact since communication systems in many of the areas remain down. >> we are not yet clear on the impact and scope of the disaster. we fear the destruction and damage could be widespread. >> reporter: let's hear from alice clements in the capital city of port villa. she's with unistef-- unicef and joins with us more details. thank you for taking time with us. what is the condition now? are you on the back side of the storm? i know you've seen the worst of it. >> reporter: yes. it feels like we really are -- finall

. >> "newsroom" starts now. >>> and good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. we begin this morning with the second day of a desperate manhunt in ferguson missouri. they may know who pulled the trigger in a vish shouldcious shooting. >>> first, ferguson police are no longer overseeing security of those protesters. that has been handed over to the st. louis county police and the missouri highway patrol. the changeover has left many wondering if the ferguson police department is on its way to being dismantled. the president is speaking about the situation in missouri saying while the protesters had cause for outrage, never an excuse for violence. >> there was no excuse for criminal acts and whoever fired those shots shouldn't detract from the issue. they're criminals. they need to be arrested and then what we need to do is to make sure that like-minded, good spirited people on both sides, law enforcement who have a terrifically tough job and people who understandably don't want to be stopped and harassed just because of their rac

live not newsroom -- in the newsroom, ryan takeo, kpix 5. >>> a powerful earthquake rattled the south pacific early cad causing a tsunami near the epicenter but no major damage. the quake had a magnitude of 7.7. centered about 30 miles southeast of papua new guinea. the shaking and tremors lasted about five minutes. tsunami of one and a half feet was measured in a harbor close to the epicenter but it was much smaller elsewhere. the pacific tsunami warning center lifted the alert after a few hours. >>> seven months after the south napa earthquake customers of a storage facility are still unable to get their belongings out. the city has declared part of the napa self-storage unsafe to center. the owners told customers they'd have to pay most of the costs to retrieve belongings. otherwise the building will be demolished with all the contents still inside. it's expected to cost about $167,000 to shore up that building. meanwhile, property owners have until tomorrow to apply for aid from the napa valley community disaster relief fund. they are available to property owners who didn't qualif

live not newsroom -- in the newsroom, ryan takeo, kpix 5. >>> a powerful earthquake rattled the south pacific early cad causing a tsunami near the epicenter but no major damage. the quake had a magnitude of 7.7. centered about 30 miles southeast of papua new guinea. the shaking and tremors lasted

. >>> happening now in the "newsroom," it could have been a lot worse. actor harrison ford pulls off a real-life stunt when he crash lands this world war ii plane on a golf course. >>> plus heartbreaking testimony of boston courtroom. what happened when those marathon bombing victims came face to face with dzhokhar tsarnaev? and -- >> are you planning on resigning? >> i will let you know. >> are you thinking about it? >> i told you. >> a cnn exclusive. the ferguson police chief finally speaks after the doj releases a damning report of bias. let's talk live in the "cnn newsroom." >>> good morning. i'm carol costello. happy, happy friday. thank you so much for joining me. we start this morning with breaking news on the economy and it is good news. just moments ago we learned that 295,000 jobs were added last month pushing the unemployment rate to a seven-year low. cnn chief business correspondent christine romans is following the numbers, and all good? >> sometimes a good headline is just a good headline carol. that's what this report shows us. when you lo

click or call. >>> welcome back to cnn newsroom. i'm george howell.s a new development out of iraq. more than 40 iraqi soldiers are dead. this after isis blew up an army headquarters building. it happened just north of the town of ramadi. militants dug tunnel underneath the headquarters and detonated ieds. now three quarters of the city of tikrit is back in hands of the iraqis. about 150 sois fighters continue to hold out. >>> isis has reportedly accepted a pledge of allegiance from the terror group boko haram. the islamic state has expanded to western africa and called boko haram "jihadi brothers." the spokesman encourages possible recruits to join fighters in africa if they cannot make it to iraq or syria. cnn again cannot independently confirm the authenticity of this message. >>> iraq's military has had an intense battle ahead as they try to take back the town of tikrit. isis has been occupying that town for months and preparing for this fight. now a new potential partnership with boko haram could increase the group's power. i spoke with our cnn m

. >>> happening right now in the newsroom. their signs read i will not be afraid, thousands take to the streets of moscow mourning the death of a critic of vlad mere putin. and three teenagers believed to be on their way to join ace sis. >>> and in about three hours from now, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu touches down in the u.s. with his trip mired in controversy, will his speech the to congress backfire? you're live in the cnn newsroom. >> hem low and thanks for joining me, i'm fredericka whitfield whitfield. marchers went from the city center to the spot where the critic was killed. it was a rally he was supposed to lead today. and there's new surveillance video of the moment he was shot. you can make out he and his -- what appears to be the alleged gunman getting away. this is the companion which is now a witness, a 23-year-old model al model. so is this model friend now in a type of witness protection? how is this investigation being conduct. >> reporter: he's not in witness protection but she's in a place whe

air wick home is in the air. >>> welcome back to "cnn newsroom."spended bbc star jeremy clarkson say they want to top gear co-host in tv. they drove a tank through the streets of london to deliver a petition to the network demanding his reinstatement. they claim a million people have signed that petition. the bbc says clarkson was suspended after he allegedly had a physical confrontation with a producer. clarkson is not happy. he vented his frustration on thursday night at a charity auction in london. take a listen to what he had to say. >> i do you one last plan of that. before this -- to be in the audience of top gear. it want on the waiting list. it was a great -- >> the brims prime minister says he hopes the problem can be sorted out. he calls clarkson a great talent. >>> now it's not uncommon from parents to have high spectations about their children's school. see what these parents did for good grades for their kids. we have this incredible story. >> reporter: exam time in india. and eager parents and relatives are lining the wall of schools.

perfect way for us to end our show and pass off to the "newsroom" with ms. carol costello. good morning. >> good morning. yes, it is a perfect way. have a great day. "newsroom" starts now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> good morning. i'm carol costello. we do begin with breaking news. thank you so much for joining me. all 11 service members aboard an army blackhawk chopper that went down in the waters off the florida panhandle are presumed dead. search and rescue efforts got underway last night after the helicopter crashed after a routine training exercise. let's go to joe johns. what more can you tell us? >> reporter: well carol. this was some type of training mission involving the marines special operations unit from camp lejeune in north carolina. it's a black hawk helicopter that apparently went down. the aircraft assigned to the the hammond, louisiana, national guard. they were participating in a training mission overnight. the soldiers on board with the national guard as well. that helicopter was reported missing about 8:30 last night, the first debris from the ch

a taste test in the newsroom. >> so delicious. sorry adam there was not enough for you. >> our office is separate from the newsroom they hog the food there and don't tell us in the corner of the building there. >> you finally figured it out. double scan live radar we have the rain to the south and the area of white snow breaks out in the mountains in west virginia and virginia as it starts to bump into the colder air, speaking of the chill the numbers 41 in allentown and 42 in trenton and 44 in philadelphia and 45 in atlantic city. and only low 40s for trenton as well as land caster. satellite and radar shows high clouds coming in and the sun is penetrating through the cloud cover and it will be late tonight, and notice the precipitation moving west to east not north to south it will take it's time pushing in to the middle to tail end of the rush tomorrow morning. clouds are thickening up one last full night of winter and it feels like temperatures are below freezing basically area wide the exception cape may 32 degrees, that sets

you're watching cnn newsroom. >> we begin this hour near los angeles, california where harrison ford remains hospitalized after a small plain he was piloting suffered apparently engine failure and came crashing down thursday afternoon. >> amazing he survived. i want you to listen now to this air traffic control audio. you can actually hear the tension as ford realizes something is very wrong with his plane just after take-off. >> cnn's kim law has more from the scene of the crash there in venice, california. >> firefighters are here as well as investigators trying to figure out why the engine of this plane, a plane that harrison ford is piloting lost power. he did manage to make an extraordinary landing. this area this is a golf course. all of that green graz that you're looking at that's a vintage plane. you can see that the nose has broken off. the body itself is relatively unscathed. perhaps why he didn't have any more severe injuries. witnesses managed to pull him off. people who heard the plane take off and heard that engine stop. he didn't quite make it to the airport. but the

this is cnn newsroom. >>> it has been one year and still no answers. all we know is that malaysia airlines disappeared somewhere over the indian ocean. 239 people were on board the plane from kuala lumpur to beijing. not a trace of wreckage has been found so far. a new report found today that both the captain and the crew showed no signs of odd behavior before the flight took off and no signs of inclement weather. cnn is covering this story with our correspondents who have been across developments from the very start. richard quest is in los angeles. david mckenzie is in beijing for us and anna is in kuala lumpur. richard, you've been looking at this report. what does it tell us that we didn't already know before? it tells us everything and it tells us nothing. it sort of clears mysteries up. for instance the question about the pilot's health. it makes it quite clear that the captain was neither anxious, nor depressed, nor was his home life collapsing and that he didn't seem to be under stress and was handling life well. same for the first officer. it

live in the newsroom, ryan takeo, kpix 5. >>> the u.s.south korea has deep wounds from a knife attack early today. he is a diplomat with strong ties to the bay area. photos show ambassador mark lippert stunned and bloodied. he was about to give a speech in seoul when a man slashed his cheek and cut into tendons in his arm. lippert re

this is "cnn newsroom." >>> welcome everyone. we begin this hour with disturbing details coming to light about the troubled past of germanwings pilot from the 9525 flight. >> andreas lubitz deliberately flew the plane into the french alps. he once had suicidal tendencies. details now from pamela brown. >> reporter: a young andreas lubitz laughing behind the controls of a glider plane, now said to have been suicidal before he ever got his commercial pilot's license. >> he had at that time been in treatment of a psycho therapist]. >> reporter: more recently, he went to a doctor complaining of eye problems. but the doctor found nothing wrong with his eyes, diagnosing him with a psychosomatic disorder. lubitz also advice sed a neuropsychiatrist. but today, the prosecutor says lubitz didn't tell his doctors he was suicidal and found no signs of aggression. pro prosecutors say they found torn up doctors excuses. >> we have not found anything that is giving us any hint that enable us to say anything about his motivation. >> reporter: a

appreciate it. >>> you have been watching "cnn newsroom."ng with us these past two hours. i'm errol barnett. >> i'm rosemary church. stay with us. "early start" is next for viewers in the united states. >> for those watching elsewhere "cnn newsroom" with max foster begins after the break. have a great day. ♪ reliability, is now an american thing. introducing the all new chrysler 200 america's import. ♪ >>> the dire warning from israel's prime minister creating new controversy this morning. warning congress that iran will acquire a nuclear weapon if white house negotiations end with a deal. but will benjamin netanyahu's unprecedented stance backfire? we have team coverage in washington, iran and israel ahead. morning, everyone welcome to "early start." i'm john berman. >> and i'm christine romans. it is wednesday, march 4th. it is 4:00 a.m. in the east. reaction developing across washington to israeli leader netanyahu's capitol hill speech where he blasted a nuclear deal with iran. the prime minister holding nothing back in an address to a jo

this is cnn newsroom. we start this hour in iraq. security forces there are making progress on several fronts in the fight against isis. iraqi troops supported by a shia militia, recaptured a town on friday on the southern outskirts of tikrit. that is seen as a key step. the u.s. military says iraqi forces and tribal fighters with the support of coalition air strikes, have cleared isis from al baghdadi. that area is critical because it's near a key base where the u.s. trains iraqi troops. they also drove isis away from several villages. among all of the gains, leaders and archaeologists are condemning great loss there in iraq. the continued destruction of ancient ruins, continues to happen. the latest strategy to target the city of nimrud. they used bulldozers to destroy price ses treasures. >> built more than 3,000 years ago. nimrud a called city in northern iraq is the latest target of a wave of cultural vandalism by isis. the iraqi government confirms these excavations have been bulldozed by the radical islamists. >> it's a huge l

we have breaking news coming into the fox 29 newsroom right now. an officer down from what we understand there was some type of a possibly a robbery at a game stop at 21st and lehigh in philadelphia. our chris o'connell has been at the scene and he has some video let's take it right now. you can see all of the emergency crews rushing to that area right now because when they get that call, officer down, as dave schratwieser said, it's all hands on deck. >> absolute. they are racing to that scene to try to help that officer. we have two suspects in custody. as jeff cole told you they were all over this and we're all over as well. compromise? middle ground? does it really look like we're holding anything back? longhorn's dinner for two for $29.99. choose two of 7 entrees. like the grilled portabella sirloin or the parmesan crusted chicken. plus two sides, two salads & a shared appetizer or a dessert. it's a deal without a single concession. longhorn steakhouse you cant fake steak. and for lunch try our new tavern steak sandwich or get any of our steak

so it sounds like this guy was really busy. >> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> get on the ground! get on the ground! >> reporter: is guy is in trouble and he was seen walking off with something that did not belong to him for it and the police was in the area at the right time. >> reporter: there is a huge problem with bicycle theft in san francisco. and i drove on route is clearly apparent. >> reporter: this guy had a street bicycle friend looking for a buyer. it is also not uncommon for people walking around a bicycle wheels. first response is that if i could spot all of these bike parts what can the police make an arrest. >> reporter: the bike was spotted by officer at the bay view station he takes photos of the bicycle and look for anything that will play to the original owner. then there worse this along with parts of the bite. the evidence points to that not all or gain legally. >> reporter: and testify or bicycle parts were stolen and the serial number matched there is n

you're watching cnn newsroom.er. >> and i'm john vause. >>> in argentina, ten people have been killed including three olympians. they were on their way to a small town to film a survival reality tv show broadcast in europe. among the victims, camille muffat. another said he is sad for his friends and left horrified by the crash. >>> the family of a teen killed in the u.s. state of wisconsin wants peaceful protest and not violence. tony robinson was killed friday night. his family says they are not anti-police but that his death marks the systematic targeting of police on black men. >>> the school's president says they've severed ties with the sigma alpha epsilon fraternity. and they have until midnight to pack their things to go. the school students are not racist, they say, and that this behavior goes against what the university stands for. >> i was angered. i was outraged. and saddened, because we've worked so hard to create a real sense of family and community on our campus. and 99.9% of our students you know r

this is cnn newsroom. >>> it has been one year and still no answers. all we know is that malaysia airlines flight 370 disappeared somewhere over the indian ocean. 239 people were on that plane. it was headed from kuala lumpur to beijing. a new report showed that the cap captain and crew showed no odd behavior before the flight took off. cnn is covering the story all around the globe today with our correspondent whose have been following it from the very start. joining me now is anna coren in kuala lumpur and our reporter from beijing. what does the report show? >> reporter: we are getting information about those first hours, days that the confusion, if you like in this search for mh 370. it is pretty much consistent with what we already knew, but we getting sort of blow-by-blow minute by minute as to how this all unfolded. you make reference to that new bit of information about the pilot and the crew on board mh 370, saying that there were no behavioral changes. they've looked at sensitive footage of the crew and captain on three previous trips and fou

time for "newsroom." >> i like that. daddy power. >>> happening right now, news about how the germanwings pilot took down the plane as the pilot stood out side yelling open the damn door. >>> and the final four. >>> and indiana's new law, a law critics says legalizes discrimination. >>> plus down to the wire. tomorrow is the deadline for the iranian nuclear negotiations. why is iran backing away? let's talk live in the cnn "newsroom." >> this is cnn wreakbreaking news. >> i'm carol costello. good morning. >>> we begin with breaking news. a turkish airlines flight with 250 passengers on board has been diverted to an emergency landing after a note with the word "bomb" was found in the bathroom it was headed for san paulo and now in casablanca. we will continue to monitor the situation as we get it into cnn. >>> turning now to the germanwings airliner and all those on board in chilling detail. according to the interrupt "bild." the voice recorder has the pilot pleading to his co-pilot to unlock the damn door. and the passen

. >> the next hour of "cnn newsroom" starts now. >>> good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. we begin this hour with breaking news. new audio captures the moments st. louis area police officers learned that two of their own had been shot during a protest in ferguson. >> an officer down. officer down. shots fired. >> en route to officer down. >> officer down. >> en route to officer down. >> this is the manhunt for the suspect or suspects continues in the shooting of those officers. we go to ferguson for the latest on the manhunt. >> reporter: good morning. we know authorities are chasing every lead they can to find the person responsible for this shooting. they identified two people they want to talk to. one of them they believe could be the shooter. now, the shots rang out from a hill that overlooks the police department. there was a glouproup of protesters in between. in the horseurs after the shooting police brought in three people for questioning. one of the people is a woman who lives at that house. listen to what she had to say about wha

this is cnn newsroom. ♪ ♪ >>> we start the show this hour near los angeles, california where actor harrisond remains hospitalized. this after a small plane that he was piloting suffered an apparent engine failure and came down crashing on a golf course thursday afternoon. his publicist says he was "banged up but his injuries are not life threatening." an investigation is under way at this hour. in the air traffic control audio, you could hear ford make the emergency call just after takeoff. listen.

scarlet fu is out of the newsroom with the headlines. >> the number here is a disappointing one. they were anticipating a decline . on prices paid, this is a measure of inflation. a change of 35 when economists have been looking for an increase.

bruce leshan is live in the newsroom with more on the story. >> the secret service declines to say how many drones, how large of drones or when or where they'll be flying.

this is cnn newsroom. it could be days before they can start recovering the victims of flight 9925. the flight crashed in the french alps killing all on board. there's no word on what caused the crash, but one of the black boxes has been recovered. >> helicopter crews say the plane is in pieces. no piece is bigger than a small car right now. the head of one rescue team says the debris is scattered over ten acres, some in areas much higher than the mountain peaks. >> translator: our priority is to get as many bodies back as possible so that specialists of

let's talk live in the "cnn newsroom." >>> good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. we start this hour with the dramatic crash involving one of the country's most iconic stars. harrison ford now recovering in the hospital after the plane he was flying crashed on a southern california golf course. according to audio from inside that plane, the engine died just moments after taking off. >> engine failure. immediate return. >> clear to land. >> ford's plane did not make it back to that runway and instead it clipped a tree on a nearby golf course and as i said crashed onto the course. the fire department says ford is lucky. >> i will tell you my personal experience 25 years on the department i've been on several plane crashes, single engine small personal aircraft and normally the outcomes are fatalities so yes, we are very thankful that the passenger from what appears right now had moderate injuries. >> he's going to be okay. his son tweeting that out last night. let's talk more about this crash. i'm joined by cnn aviation correspondent

adam joins us from the newsroom. what do you have for us? adam: zero. that is the amount of things people were able to bring into the apple labs. that is where developers went to test the new watch. rooms are cut off from the internet and you can't bring any outside paper or phones or anything like that. it sort of gives you a sense of apple trying to bring in developers so that when they released this thing there will be apps waiting for customers. cory johnson: so when you walk in do they search you? are there metal detectors? adam: i have no idea. there probably would be for you. worry johnson: there should be for me -- >> cory johnson, there should: there should be for me because i would be like a kid in the willy wonka