when you talk to robert mitchell, consider of the source. in the 1960s, he was a member of the black panther party, arrested protesting against the whites he now considers his new neighbours, this is what he said about gentrification. >> being around different areas, seeing what happened living here growing up hear but living away and seeing the change. i know how to put it in perspective. i know how to deal with it and stop it. i can't stop it i can slow it down. there's a way to slow it down. i'm in this position to know how to stop the development. i can't. if you meet the criteria of what the zoning states. i can say what are you going to do, what will i take back to the community to let them know what we take out of this. >> as you can hear race is simmering under the surface in charleston south carolina and when it comes to gentrification there's no easy answers or way to go about it. we hear the words over again. education, not confrontation. >> what can the city do to sort of combat the negative effects of ghentry fibbing ace. is the

. >> reporter: robert mitchell helps the area in the charleston city council, and says it's not good, bad, but inevitable. >> this is my home i was born here, raised here. >> reporter: there's a new concern. in addition to a growing class divide some fear a growing racial divide. and the views expressed by dylann roof could be moving in concerns bubbling to the surface when dylann roof opened fire in emanuel a.m.e. church and a white cop opened fire on an unarmed black suspect following a routine traffic stop. concerns that until now simmered beneath the surface. >> to me in my personal opinion, it's not only him. someone taught him, that there's somebody behind him. he learnt it from some other people, that whomever they are, but it's not only him. it's too much. it's too big to be him. >> joseph watson says the solution to that problem is the same that comes with changing demographics - education, not discrimination. >> the thing is the city of charleston needs to come in and do like the cities have done and require that you have a liveable wage in the area. you don't have that. >>

. >> reporter: robert mitchell is a city councilman here.ld me had seen chatter and heard disruption of funerals in the days and weeks ahead. we talked to charleston police and they too are listening but have heard of no specific threats. at this hour they are still sing being, they are still praying but the police are still here as well. david, back to you. >> del thank you. >>> in southern italy a mediterranean migrant crisis deepened today with arrival of 700 people. migrants needed to be treated at hospitals for dehydration. other migrants apparently suffered broken bones. so farce an estimated 100,000 people this year have managed to cross the mediterranean and half them have arrived in italy. >>> protesting the eu's handling of the migrant crisis. demanding more should be done to help the migrant crisis. protesters dug symbolic graves, 1800 migrants have died trying to travel through mediterranean this year. >>> in the dominican republic the number of haitians living and working in that country the government is planning to deport. ada

. >> robert mitchell is a city councilman here.e says he has been hearing chatter since the shootings that hate groups, white supremacist groups plan to hold a rally to try to disrupt funerals. police are listening but so far have received of no specific threats. >> certainly this must be an emotional day for everyone there. what's the general mood where you are right now? >> the mood changes from hour to hour. as we were in that package they started singing just behind me as they have been doing throughout the evenings, following the prayer services taking place here on the sidewalk. make no mistake about it, this is a city that is on edge as evidenced by a police officer who has been there, he is there to make sure that what happened on wednesday does not happen again. >> all right, del walters live for us from charleston, south caroline no. thank you del. >> supporters and opponents of affirmative action are closely watching the supreme court. they are waiting to see if it will a second crack challenging the role of race in coll

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. >> robert p the prison suspected a close relationship between joyce mitchell and one or more prisoners, why was she still working there? wouldn't that be enough to dismiss her? >> well it's actually a fairly -- can be a fairly complicated situation. but normally when we have an employee that we suspect is involved with an inmate the first thing you'd want to do is take the inmate or inmates and get them out of the situations. normally in our state we would lock them up in administrative segregation pending that investigation, and you can -- we would reassign the employee usually to an area that doesn't have inmate contact. >> all right, craig caine and robert ayers, please stand by. we'll take a quick break. when we come back more on the manhunt and much other news including a major victory for president obama when it comes to his signature health care law. stay with us. we'll be right back. big day? ah, the usual. moved some new cars. hauled a bunch of steel. kept the supermarket shelves stocked. made sure everyone got their latest gadgets. what's up for the next shift? ah, nothing mu

robert durst wandered, this was not just a favorite. but now the setting of a lingering mystery, california's lost coast. in 1997, a pretty teenager named karen mitchellst, but my manager, she said she remembered him because he just dressed as a woman. >> reporter: karen might well have met robert durst, said aunt annie. she often helped eureka's homeless population, people among whom bob was known to mingle. we can't know for sure. but we do know she was in bob's neighborhood. more than once. >> karen used to go to trinidad on the bus. i mean, they could have met. it's definitely a possibility. she liked unusual people. she liked to pick their brain, and talk to 'em. >> reporter: the day she vanished, karen left the shoe store to walk to her job at a nearby daycare center where she'd arranged to have annie pick her up after work. >> and as i came down, his this weird feeling like something was off. >> reporter: it was. karen never made it to work. her mother, mary caspar, lived in los angeles. no forgetting what that phone call was like. >> we drove from southern california up here. and i remember hanging flyers at the rest stops of my daughter, and

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