fugitives david sweat and richard matt on the run. >> we are leaving no stone unturned.t where were three? and what did the prison seamstress, now accused of aiding in their escape, really know? what do we know about their plan after they left the prison? >> well, she has been consistent. she has been consistent in that it was seven hours from this area. and she didn't know whether it was somewhere in new york, pennsylvania, vermont, canada. if we believe her to be telling the truth on that, then they were keeping her at bay about what their ultimate plan may have been. >> and that plan remains elusive. all investigators know is that their getaway fell apart when joyce mitchell backed out, leaving the escaped prisoners without the ride they needed. with no transportation, the fugitive killers were just blocks outside the prison, scrambling to avoid capture. checkpoints and roadblocks were quickly set up as police searched each vehicle for anything out of the ordinary, imploring the public to be on the lookout. >> they could be holed up in a home somewhere, canned food, m

. >> no stone is to be left unturned. brent: all right, we are going to take a short break.hen we come back, we will have more news including business news. stay with us. brent: it is good to have you with us. you are with "dw news." let's take a look at our top stories right now. hillary clinton is taking a heavy questions from a congressional committee. she is taking fire regarding a u.s. embassy attack in benghazi in 2012. swedish police say a man who attacked a school there may have had far right sympathies. he killed one teacher and a student and injured two others before being shot dead by police. german police have uncovered a cache of weapons that they say were intended for refugees. in a series of raids in the south of the country, they also arrested members of a far right group. there has been a steady rise in violence targeting welcome centers in germany and now police are warning that the situation could get worse still. >> police found weapons, ammunition, and band fireworks yesterday. a total of 12 apartments were searched and 11 were in nuremberg. some found t

. >> reporter: no stone unturned in honor of a young man who died place. >>> republican presidential chris christie had sharp words for mayor de blasio. he said the mayor isn't doing enough to protect the police. >> when you have liberal mayors who are tying the hands of police officers and murder rate is up 11%. >> we reached out total mayor's office for comment and having heard back. the wake for officer holder is tuesday 9 a.m. the funeral will be wednesday at 3 p.m. his body will then be flown to his native guyana for burial. >>> a three-alarm fire ripped through buildings in garfield, new jersey. you can see the flames shooting out of a window of an apartment. the fire quickly spread to the apartments next door. everyone inside, though, was evacuated safely. >>>is mr. are investigating a deadly shooting at a deli on jerome avenue in the bronx. the victim was a 46 year old man. he was shot around the torso area shortly after 10:00 this morning. so far there have not been any arrests. >>> governor christie is apologizing for his appearance today after heading home. it seems he bro

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police now leaving no stone unturned?asking zombicon attendees to turn over pictures and cell phone videos ?. hoping for any clue to help track down those responsible sabrina/lam following your national headlines... the texas high school student whose homemade clock sparked a social media storm will be at the white house tonight. ahmed mohamed made headlines last month after being arrested at school when a teacher mistook his clock for a fake bomb. police later declined to pursue charges against the 14- year-old muslim. ahmed's plight brought an outpouring of support from around the world, including president obama. he invited the teen to attend white house astronomy night tonight. the white house says the event will bring nasa officials and scientists together with teachers and talented students, including ahmed. sabrina: own a drone? you may have to let the federal government know about it. today, the u-s department of transportation is expected to announce the formation of a task force on drones. their duties reportedl

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to come back stronger than it was before, and he said no stone will be left unturned to try to get to the bottom of exactly what had happened here. >> all right. thanks so much. >> still ahead on al jazeera, i'm regarding from south korea's rapidly empty area, increasingly people are worried about not just short term drought, but long term problem. >> thawing relations between u.s. and cuba will be a game changer for cuban athletes. >> another hurdle in the attempt to be elected president of fifa. job welcome back. >> iran accepted an invitation to attend talks on ending the conflict in syria. russia, saudi arabia and turkey will be at the summit held on friday. >>> results from tanzania's presidential election could be delayed after votes were anumbed. the electoral commission says the poll was not free and fair. >> germ car maker volkswagen announced first quarterly losses in 15 years, announcing an operating loss of $3.9 billion because of costs relation to the emissions scandal. >>> iran's attendance at the vienna conference is another important moment in its rehabilitation of a l

and different statutes that you can authorized to make sure you are leaving no investigative stone unturned. then, you look to see, given the conduct and evidence we ave developed, which legal tool is best to use to hold this person to account? in the mlk bombing, there were charges brought about linked to it being a hate crime. there were charges linked to the explosive device, and the attempt to murder. there was a domestic terrorism related sentencing enhancement. what is not important is, from my perspective, who leads. just making sure we are able to use the expertise and statutory tools across the department. that is where i hope continuing our focus and having someone edicated to looking at that, what are we saying on the trends? what are the gaps? do we need legislation? do we need new policy, full will be very important. >> cnn. are you seeing encryption efforts by hate groups and antigovernment groups that are sophisticated as terror groups internationally? >> one question i had was about lone actor terrorism. there has been a trend for opycat attempts. it goes from bombers to gun

way, but the crime scene starts right here, behind me, and effectively, they are leaving no stone unturned, and a lot to go through, and two build buildings and two classrooms and all of those victims. and the stories coming from the victims those who survived are nothing short of bone-chilling. jean casarez is standing by with some of the accounts. jean, walk me through one of the survivors, anastasia boyland, who went to have surgery to have a bullet removed from her back, how, she survive and jean, what she saw and heard happening around her in the classroom. >> ash sleevele lashleigh, she y and the family said that she survived because she laid there and played like she was dead even though she shad been shot in the back. and the question is what is the state of mind of this shooter in the classroom? well, anastasia's father was at the hospital, and she lay there and described what happened. listen. >> he came in and scattered the room immediately, and he got everybody's attention, and from what i understood is that he shot the professor point blank, one shot, and took him right out, a

expertise and the different things you can authorize to make sure you are leaving no investigative stone unturned, and then you can look and see given the conduct and the evidence that we have developed, which legal pool is best used to hold this person to account question mark for example, in the mlk bombing, there were charges brought related to a hate crime, related to the explosive device, and there was also domestic terrorism related sentencing, so it is what is not important. from my perspective, to make sure we are able to utilize the expertise, the tools across the department, and that is where i hope that we are continuing our focus but having someone looking at that, what are we seeing on the trends? do we need new legislation? do we need new policy question sometimes, that is very important. >> the gentleman in the back, yes. >> from cnn. efforts, as with isil and other terror groups? >> one question i had was about lone actor terrorism, specifically. this goes from bombers to gun ask what i'm going to can be done specifically to reduce that? mr. carlin: i will start with that one. tha

we won't leave any stone unturned. >> there's now a memorial on the steps in front of the house, a candleng and also flowers there, as well. coming up on news 4 at 6:00, the mother here worked for prince george's county agency and what they're doing to pay honor to her memory and to help her family moving forward. >> i'm tracee wilkins reporting live. >>> we've seen a number of deadly domestic cases in recent weeks. last week a man broke into his ex-girlfriend's home and ambushed her when she got there and that happened four miles from the scene in kettering and earlier this month, 14-year-old keyshaun mason died when he and his brother tried to protect their mother from her boyfriend. prince george's county has the highest number of domestic incidents in the state. >>> i'm jauly carey at the fairfax county courthouse where a card game called mental disorder was the subject of some important testimony today. it's a card game created by accused killer charles severance and his attorneys are trying to convince jurors that it was a legitimate game and not evidence of a revenge motive that le

she ended up winning the popular vote but obama took the delegate vote and she's leaving no stone unturnedsee a strong presence from her in the state and we'll see that next week as she rallies voters after the debate and she's just clearly doing it a little differently this time. >> thank you very much, maeve. hillary is trying to win over a major group of voters in advance of his announcements. jeff zeleny has that part of the story. >> reporter: hillary clinton in washington as she prepares for tuesday's presidential debate. meeting with leaders at the national council of negro women secretary clinton, how was the meeting? inside, a quick view of clinton captured by participants on social media. >> thank you so much for the meeting. >> can you just say hi to everybody? >> hi. you're the social media emperor. >> reporter: she could be on the cusp of becoming even more competitive. vice president joe biden's team reached out to the democratic national committee, officials told cnn. they asked about ballot deadlines and other details only a 2016 candidate would need. time is running short

you don't leave any stone unturned. >> the orange county medical examiner, be dr. jan garavaglia testified she did not open the child's skull during her autopsy, because she could already see inside of it. >> the police had early indications that this may be a drowning case and did nothing with it. and you have to open the skull to see evidence of drowning. >> dr. spitz was able to saw open her skull and, wow, it was unbelievable. >> at trial, the defense said dr. spitz's discovery proved that caylee's body had been moved after casey anthony was arrested and that the orange county medical examiner was wrong in saying that caylee anthony was murdered. the defense said, sediment found inside the child's skull showed the body had been moved long after the child's death, meaning someone other than casey had access to caylee's remains. >> dr. spitz found what is exculpatory evidence, that is the distribution of the sediment inside the skull showed that the body had been moved. it was important because our client was in jail. our client would not be able to move that bod

he's not going to leave any stone unturned checking out exactly what took place and what happened. as well as the sheriff and the school district they're going to come together and they will take appropriate action necessary once this investigation is totally completed. >> joining me by phone from columbia, south carolina reporter chad mills who's with our affiliate wstv. chad, what is the latest? >> well, chris, as you heard there, the sheriff is out of town on i believe it's some kind of conference for sheriffs across the country. but his spokesperson here in richland county is urging people not to rush to judgment. so many people have shared this video. obviously, many people say it's disturbing. many people say it's even worse than disturbing. they say they're at a loss for words when they see that video. but again, sheriff's department, richland county sheriff's department is asking people to let cooler heads prevail for now as they investigate whatever happened. now, i want to read you the narrative we got from sheriff leon lott a little while ago. he said, "the sro," the stu

>> they'll leave no stone unturned and first on the scene will put maximum effort at finding the recorders airbus airplane is known to have robust recorders so they'll yield a tremendous amount of information. assuming they're working. and then they're going to do an initial sight inspection, where's the debris field, coming down from the altitude it's scattered far and wide, so it will take time to find and identify all the pieces. and if reports -- news reports about the activities of some dissident egyptian groups in the area, that may complicate their work. >> assuming the flight data recorders are recovered, how will that impact the pace of this investigation? >> it could have a big impact on the pace, depending on what information is on there. the last report had the airplane climbing and diving repeatedly with a 62 knot air speed. well, that's an aerodynamic stall, so the airplane is not poing to fly going that slow. it doesn't rule out pilot error at this point. so the sky's the limit right now and the recorder will give us the direction to go. >> john golia, thank you so much for

lands of south carolina and working with private sector partners making sure that we leave no stone unturned to make sure that the folks you're watching, see the drones and lives significantly impacted, making sure we do every single we can to get people's lives back on track. >> we wish you all the very best. the mayor of columbia, south carolina, steve benjamin joining us again, thank you. >> thank you. >>> now to the increasingly search for survivors and answers from that missing cargo ship in the bahamas. that the hour, a team from the ntsb is headed to florida on a mission to find out what went wrong. 33 people were on board. most of them americans. no survivors have been found yet. and the coast guard believes the ship sank after getting caught in hurricane joaquin. well, today, family members are asking why that ship left port in the first place. >> why did they let them go with the storm being like this? it doesn't make any sense. they should have just kept them home or wherever they were and waited for it, you know, all of this to be over and then ship them out. people been upset ab

don't leave stones unturned. don't shy away. talk about unpleasant things. abouteople talk unpleasant things to the point of just short of them running late and not coming back. it is not about feeling comfortable. if we wait for that, then will be talking about the weather for a long time. professor rubenstein: actually, northerners don't want to talk about how well the slaves were treated. complicated, but interesting. >> where watching these things, and alexandria, what would you say is important in acknowledging members of the community as well as the evilness of what happened in a way that would help the next generation move forward into a positive, productive conversation. prof. crew: the flag is one thing. another set of issues, i am not of erasingve history. you have to be careful about that. but i think what you want to do is offer parallel stories, parallel information, so that people can see all of the things connected. now, we have the robert e lee family. the lee family goes back a long way. had slaves, did not treat them well. so you need to kn

don't leave stones unturned. don't shy away. talk about unpleasant things. make people talk about unpleasant things to the point of just short of them running late and not coming back. it is not about feeling comfortable. if we wait for that, then will be talking about the weather for a long time. professor rubenstein: actually, calhoun said the slaves were treated well. not absolutely but relative to how the workers in the north were treated. actually northerners do not want to talk about that. complicated, but interesting. julie and then you. as we are watching these ,ifferent processes happen alexandria talking about whether there will be a highway going through alexandria, what would you recommend as a balance to strike between acknowledging the contribution of these members of the community as well as the evilness of what happened in a way that would help the next generation move forward into a positive, productive conversation? prof. crew: the flag is one thing. lee highway, another set of issue. i am not so supportive of erasing history. you have to b

and different statutes that you can authorize to make sure you are leaving no investigative stone unturned. then, you look to see, given the conduct and evidence we have developed, which legal tool is best to use to hold this person to account? in the mlk bombing, there were charges brought about linked to it being a hate crime. there were charges linked to the explosive device, and the attempt to murder. there was a domestic terrorism related sentencing enhancement. what is not important is, from my perspective, who leads. just making sure we are able to use the expertise and statutory tools across the department. that is where i hope continuing our focus and having someone dedicated to looking at that, what are we saying on the trends? what are the gaps? do we need legislation? do we need new policy, full will be very important. >> cnn. are you seeing encryption efforts by hate groups and antigovernment groups that are sophisticated as terror groups internationally? >> one question i had was about lone actor terrorism. there has been a trend for copycat attempts. it goes from bombers to

. >> reporter: police leaving no stone unturned. asking attendees to turn over pictures and videos. hoping for any clue to track down those responsible. authorities don't know if one or more people are responsible.e. they're reviewing surveillance videos to try to find suspects. so far, they haven't released a motive. robin. >>> to a major crackdown on drones. the government issuing new rules today. after a number of close encounters with planes and people. let's go to david kerley with this story. hey, david. >> reporter: good morning, george. this morning, you know, i could go out to a store and buy a drone, and i could fly it like this one that's coming into our shot right here. as long as i'm five miles away from an airport. don't go higher than 400 feet. i'm away from a populated area. later this morning, that is going to change. this morning, new rules expected to be floated about drones like these. because users have put these craft in dangerous situations. we have heard those commercial pilots complaining. remote-controlled devices are in their air space. >> we almost got hi

and different statutes that you can authorized to make sure you are leaving no investigative stone unturned. then, you look to see, given the conduct and evidence we have developed, which legal tool is best to use to hold this person to account? weree mlk bombing, there charges brought about linked to it being a hate crime. there were charges linked to the explosive device, and the attempt to murder. there was a domestic terrorism related sentencing enhancement. is, fromot important my perspective, who leads. just making sure we are able to use the expertise and statutory tools across the department. continuingre i hope our focus and having someone dedicated to looking at that, what are we saying on the trends? what are the gaps? do we need legislation? do we need new policy, full will be very important. >> cnn. are you seeing encryption efforts by hate groups and antigovernment groups that are sophisticated as terror groups internationally? >> one question i had was about tor terrorism. there has been a trend for copycat attempts. it goes from bombers to gun users. what can be done, specif

we leave no stone unturned. >> reporter: priority number one, finding the ship's voyage data recorder or its black box. it will begin pinging. and it has a battery life of 30 days. so far, no ping. and this morning, the big question for investigators, did mechanical problems slow down the "el faro" leaving it in joaquin's path? or did the hurricane itself damage the vessel causing it to lose power? >> the captain did not explain in his communication why he had lost propulsion. >> reporter: overnight, the ntsb also saying the ship's owners may have been considering taking the "el faro" out of service. now, the company has previously called it 100% seaworthy saying it was being readied for george. >> okay, thanks. >>> a health alert. with flu season here more than 76 million doses of the vaccine have gone out but patients at one clinic alarmed after they discovered the nurse giving out the vaccines was reusing the same syringe between patients. dr. richard besser is here and, rich, this has to be risky. >> it is risky. when you're giving an injection infection control is your number one

he said no stone would go unturned in trying to work out what had happened, what led to these eventsnd he will be working with the u.s. authorities to try and find out what had gone on there. he is now going to china with the german chancellor angela merkel to reassure investors there that v.w. is still a safe brand to deal with. of course the car industry is huge here in germany, it employs tens of thousands of people and germany wants to maintain its top spot in the world as a carmaker. >> emma, what else are we hearing from him, from the c.e.o. of v.w.? >> well, he wants to try to reinsure investors that they are dealing with a good brand, a safe brand. he's delivered this five-point plan. at this moment, we are not hearing anything about job losses or anything like that. he says there will be a new strategy for the company. it will become more decentralized. he did say he wants v.w. to come out stronger than before. >> in this country, presidential candidates are heading to boulder colorado for a debate. some want an outsider to be candidate. >> this is something that actually co

>> that's just unturner, the former -- justin turner, the former met. >> what else? >> blue jays taking on texas, winner take all gave five, and did you see this? check this out. strange play in the top of the seventh. rangers with a man on third. watch russell martin, the catcher. he's going to, it hits the batter's bat. the umpire says, hey, dead ball, then they say, wait a second, we got that wrong are. you can score. yeah, that ball's live. so the jays' fans, they disagree. they start throwing debris on the field, which was crazy. [laughter] >> is this in toronto? >> yeah. >> the canadians got into it like that? they're usually -- >> yeah. the rangers take a 3-2 lead. bottom of then isth, the rangers -- the seventh, grounds to first, moreland -- bears. >> yeah. but it gets worse. they throw to third, andrews drops the ball, error number three. andrews with two errors in the inning. later in the evening, jose baa thies with the go ahead three-run home run. the rogers center explodes. a jays go up 6-3, they win it 6-3, and they advance to the alcs for the first tim

we understand how critically important it is that we absolutely do our job, and leave no stone unturnedwhen it comes to conducting these security checks. we will not cut corners. >> and you said that hundreds have been placed on holds or denied altogether. do you know what the specific numbers are? >> i apologize. i don't remember them right now. i usually have them at my fingertips but i certainly can provide them to the members. >> if you would. and if i may, i just want to thank you for the work that's being done. i want to thank you for your testimony here today to help provide some much-needed context, and to push back against some of the statements that have been made, wholly without any factual basis about the review that's done, the extent of the review, and i think without a full or in many cases without any appreciation for the efforts that are undertaken every day. to go through this refugee process, and to contribute to our nation's safety. you said in your opening testimony that it's important to you to honor our 2r5d igs of offering refuge to those who desperately need it.

dive on this and spent months and months interviewing state department officials leaving no stone unturned in their investigation. they came up with 29 concrete recommendations to make sure the post broad were more secure to prevent a tragedy from this ever happening again. i haven't seen such constructive organizations from the house republicans. >> do you think this particular investigation that we are still seeing is a complete waste of time? ..

this and spent months and months interviewing state department officials leaving no stone unturned in their investigation. they came up with 29 concrete recommendations to make sure the post broad were more secure to prevent a tragedy from this ever happening again. i haven't seen such constructive organizations from the house republicans. >> do you think this particular investigation that we are still seeing is a complete waste of time? .. do you find any sense of maybe two extremes meeting after this. >> after the 11 hours of testimony? hopefully. i will tell you my observation from yesterday, which is i think anyone objectively looking at yesterday's hearing will see a former secretary of state who exhibited a deep sense of responsibility for what happened, a deep sense of responsibility for making sure our diplomats diplomats who serd in dangerous places are protected, andsome someone who likes to hold herself accountable when thing goes wrong. those are the attributes why the president selected hillary clinton in at the first place and why he is proud of her record as soldier sta