peter gallagher, and darryl hannah, we were at the premier, the start of the seconding. distance, as he sings ♪ everybody needs a little . >> the motorcycle gets louder and louder. by the time we are at the second, the motorcycle is louder than the song. >> you are dying. >> we are like "what? who in the world thinks the sound of a motorcycle is more important?" we were bummed out. >> great song. >> great song. peter. >> a few. >> yes. >> this one we did for karate kid. [ ♪♪ ] ♪ i am a man who would fight for your honour ♪ i'll play a song i never include when i do a concert. i don't think people know it. i can't sing "and i keep wondering ♪ ♪ whose holding on now ♪ ♪ and i keep wondering ♪ ♪ whose holding ♪ ♪ nothing i do ♪ ♪ should be in your arms ♪ . >> yeah, i know the kong. -- song. debarge. >> yes. we are talking about your sound tracks. "st elmo's fire." >> yes. the reason i liked it, for once in my life... [ ♪♪ ] singer. >> right. >> it was great. it was an instrumental hit. curiously, it was - i believe it was the last hit. >> when you perform, what is the one s

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delia gallagher at the scenic st. peter's square this morning. thanks for your time. >>> we want to recap our top story breaking from charleston, south carolina. police say nine people are dead after a white gunman opened fire at a predominantly black church. this happened just a few hours ago. one other person was injured and is now in the hospital. officials have not yet released the names of the victims. police chief greg mullens says he believes this was a hate crime. authorities are searching for a white man in his early 20s. the emanuel african methodist episcopal church is the oldest ame church in the southern united states. slaves would go there for refuge as they fled north to freedom. this story is touching the world of politics as well. jeb bush cancelled a scheduled town hall in charleston on thursday due to this church shooting. >>> and you have been watching "cnn newsroom." 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"

and we thank delia gallagher in rome and nic robertson at st. peter's square. >>> fifa will hold an extraordinary executive committee meeting in july. the meeting is expected to set a date and agenda that would name a replacement for president sepp blatter. blatter was just elected. but announced his resignation in the aftermath of the u.s. and swiss investigations of alleged fifa corruption. >>> and another of the 14 men under u.s. indictment has surrendered to u.s. authorities, alhen droe burzaco is accused of paying bribes for media rights. jack warner is blasting the u.s. in an editorial in his known newspaper. he accuses the u.s. of racism and says he cannot get a fair trial there. u.s. prosecutors allege warner took millions of dollars in bribes and the head of australia's football federation maintains his country's unsuccessful bid for the 2022 world cup was clean. frank lowrie explained his donation for a center of excellence in warner's nation. >> i have never spoken to warner about this subject. it was always done at a level of the executives,

perceptive but i am guessing your trick is different than what we heard from patrick gallagher last night. [laughter] peter carmichael: we're looking forward to hearing your presentation, the a war that could not end at appomattox. greg downs. [applause] gregory downs: thank you so much and i want to thank also allison jordan and diane and everyone at the cwi for inviting me and taking care of me. the book that i am going to be drawing from, "after appomattox ," published in april by harvard and it is a study of the years after appomattox and the continuation of war powers. as a test of the power of occupation as the national government works on the inveterate seat and slaves through the tool but it had at hand, a broadly distributed set of outposts across the south. for a surprisingly long period of time they use for powers to conduct a significant although in the long run disappointing occupation to remake the south and antislavery. -- i want -- end slavery. i want to end with a surprisingly concrete question. when did slavery end? those of you who got up without your coffee, you might think this will be

peter: they said it didn't happen. general wallace called apn complained. and he said this is rubbish what are your people doing out there? gallagher off because he could see clearly what was going on. the accuracy of the reporting. he kept complaining, and they eventually invited him to new york to the ap headquarters, showed him the pictures and the story, and he conceded, " well, maybe something like that did happen." and it came to undermine what were really accurate accounts of what was happening. margaret: one of the things that is interesting to me, bob, you are in such a different role since you are there as a local reporter. you are telling the personal stories and getting those back home. the idea that you could just hit a ride to the front lines. and that you could just approach rank and file, it's pretty extraordinary in this day and age. when you look at war reporting now, whether it is combat zones people are deployed in, or just the pentagon having learned its lesson perhaps. what do you think was so different then? was it just censorship,? bob: part of it was we were just in a different age. there was no such thing

gallagher thanks for being with us. what a day for you as well. >> very long day good yes you stayed up late, we appreciate that very much. now after the delegation left, st. peters square, they helped add cross town where they got together for a promotional lunch, that was promoting the city of philadelphia what they to was invite international journalist based here to talk about what a great city it is. we will have more on that coming up tonight at 6:00 and just why they are doing this, they feel like this is a real opportunity to show philadelphia to the world and they will try to take advantage of it, chris. >> they are taking advantage of it to the fullest that the point just a great moment, jessica, thanks for being there for us. we will see you you at 6:00. you can make your own plans to the pope's visit to philadelphia by going to cbs philly.com. when you get there click on the papal visit tab and you can see what is in store for this historic philadelphia event. >>> still to come here on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 a lot of trees remain down across the area tonight, three on your side jim donovan will help us clear up confusion when it comes to filing an