poppy. >> victor blackwell reporting there. thank you so much, victor.at pastor mark burns said, quote, as a young man starting my church in greenville, south carolina, i overstated several details of my biography because i was worried i wouldn't be taken seriously as a new pastor. this was wrong, i wasn't truthful then and i have to take full responsibility for my action. since that time, i stuff taken steps to correct miss rep senttation of my background. i do also want to set the record straight about why this attack is happening. because i am a black man supporting donald trump for president. for too along african-american votes have been taken for granted by democratic politicians. enough is enough. it is a shame that the political insiders and the media chose to attack me because i am not going to stay silent about hillary clinton's pandering to our community. instead i am going to tell people there is an another option, an option that represents a positive vision that will unify our country. that's why i have and will continue to tirelessly suppor

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. >> i'm victor blackwell. good to be here. we are now into the final countdown until the first presidential debate airing on cnn at 9:00 p.m. this morning the clinton campaign is introducing a scathing new ad on donald trump's business ties abroad. sunlen serfaty is here live. tell us about the prep and what about this ad? >> reporter: this is a new ad laying the groundwork from likely a new argument that we'll hear from hillary clinton at hofstra university where the debate stage is getting prepped. the candidates are spending their time behind closed doors with the first face-off. i'll have all the details coming up next. >> sunlen, thank you. >>> we want to let you know the man accused of shooting five people in a seattle mall has been captured. arcan cetin surrendered quietly. they see no link to terrorism but they say it's too early to rule anything out. stephanie elam is live in burlington, washington, for us. stephanie, what have you learned about how they were able to find this man and take him into custody? >> reporte

. >> i'm victor blackwell. good to be with you. in just a few hours, donald trump will be at a black church in detroit attending a service there doing a taped q & a with the church's pastor afterwards. this is in effort to court black voters since a recent poll, take a look, just 2% among african-american voters according to this poll. >> on the other side, hillary clinton is using the i do not recall defense. that's what he told the fbi. donald trump quick to pounce on this. take a listen. >> when you look at what they've done with respect to these fbi notes where she didn't know what the letter "c" was, that's a lie. unless she's not an intelligent person, that's a total lie. >> cnn's ryan nobles is following this story for us. ryan, what else was in this document that was released? >> well victor, it's pretty clear that clinton's recollection was an important part of this investigation by the fbi. at one point, investigators, wrote, quote, clinton did not recall receiving any e-mails she thought should be on the unclassified sys

. >> i'm victor blackwell. your "new day" starts right now. >> you could put half of trump supporters into what i call the basket of deplorables. >> her tenure has brought us destruction and death. >> and 10 thousand tons of tnt, the power of kim jong-un's latest bomb test. >> if they launch against our aol l allies, we will launch against them. >> we believe it has provided a turning point. >>> good morning again to you, and we starts this morning wr a potentially groundbreaking deal on u.s. and russian cooperation in syria. for the first time both sides will now be working together to try to end the conflict there, which could, if successful, as you heard the secretary of state there just a moment ago, could help battle isis in the country as well. the agreement comes after months of talks and at a time when u.s./russian relations have been pretty frosty. >> today the united states and russia are announcing a plan, which we hope will reduce violence, ease suffering, and resume movement towards a negotiated pe

victor blackwell. good to be with you and we start this morning with potentially ground-breaking deal on u.s. and russian cooperation in syria. both sides now working together to try to end the conflict there, which could, if successful, help battle isis in the country. now, the agreement comes after months of talks, and at a time when u.s./russian relations are a bit contentious. >> today the united states and russia are announcing a plan, which we hope will reduce violence, ease suffering, and resume movement towards a negotiated peace and a political transition in syria. working together russia and the united states and our teams have devised what we think is a more prescriptive and far-reaching approach than we have been able to put together to date. >> this, of course, is donald trump, who is trying to dial back praise of russian president vladimir putin after being slammed for calling him a "stronger leader a e "than president obama. >> she talks about me, oh, donald trump likes putin. and putin

victor blackwell, incredible.ure. >>> the trump campaign hasn't responded and pastor burns has a short time ago. he put out a statement that reads in part, quote,as a young man starting my church in north carolina i overstated several details of my biography because i was worried i wouldn't be taken seriously as a new pastor. this was wrong. i wasn't truthful and this attack is happening because i am a black man supporting donald trump for president. if are too long african-american votes have been taken for granted by politicians and enough is enough. it's a shame that the political insiders and the media choose to attack me because i'm not going to stay silent about hillary clinton's pandering to our community. >> you can see victor blackwell's full report on cnn's "new day." will donald trump's outreach resonate with african-american voters and that's a question we've been asking a lot. joining us is the founder of your black world.com and paris denard. >> paris, let's start with you. >> what do you make of thi

i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. we welcome our viewers for joining us. breaking news in new york. a blast rocked the chelsea community. investigators are analyzing surveillance video that they think should so he the suspect, the person responsible for this explosion. we have other video from the moment of the blast. watch this. you saw it there. the front window, the front door, the glass there shattered. you will see people run by. this is from inside a fitness center in chelsea. the camera pointing outside. we see the people there. we know dozens of people were injured as the force of the explosion blew pieces of debris flying everywhere, metal, glass. you saw some people running as well. >> officials say the bomb went off in or near a dumpster. there have a second device that looked like a pressure cooker with wiring. what you're looking at there is where the first blast was. this is the second device they're talking about. this device is being analyzed as we speak. cnn covering this story from all angles. cnn's

victor blackwell. less than 60 days before hillary clinton and donald trump are leveling statements against each other on the campaign trail. >> last week democratic candidate hillary clinton spoke before donors and offered this blunt assessment, not of donald trump himself but of his supporters. listen. >> to just be grossly generalistic, you can put half of trump supporters into what i call the basket of deplorables. right? the racist, sexist, homophobic, islamaphobic, you name it. unfortunately, there are people like that. and he has lifted them up. >> in the meantime, donald trump also went off script at a rally in florida. here's what he said. >> she could walk into this arena right now and shoot somebody with 20,000 people watching right smack in the middle of the heart and she wouldn't be prosecuted. >> cnn's scott mcclain is joining us from washington. we'll start with hillary clinton, the reaction you're hearing this morning to the deplorables comment. >> yeah, the deplorables comment, christi

i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. new york is waking up after a massive blast rocked the chelsea area. investigators analyzing the video footage that shows the suspect behind the explosion. we have new video. we're trying to turn that around. here's what we have the moment of the blast. the window, the door there, blast shattering as the force blew many of the windows out sending debris flying in all directions. >> and you can see the people who are running outside there once that blast happened in all different directions there. officials say this bomb went off in or near a dumpster. there is the dumpster or what's left of it. there was also a second device which looked like a pressure cooker. we have a picture of that here with you as well. there is wiring connected to it with duct tape around it. that device is being analyzed right now. it was found about four blocks from the blast area. >> let's talk about some of these injuries. we know that dozens of people were injured, taken to hospitals in new york. >> some o

. >> i'm victor blackwell. in a seattle area mall has been captured. police say 20-year-old arc arcan cetin was seen spotted walking on the street near his home. police say he surrendered quietly. >> i did an abrupt u-turn, hit my lights and siren. we took him into custody. he said nothing. he was kind of zombie like is about the best way i can describe it. >> so far authorities say they have seen no evidence of a link to terrorism, but they say it's too early in the investigation to rule anything out. >>> we have new pictures and video of that deadly police shooting in charlotte, north carolina. authorities released body cam and dash cam video showing officer's fatal encounter with keith scott. officers say an officer shot scott when he made a threatening move towards a gun. they found a gun and ankle holster at the scene. scott's family said he did not have a gun, instead he had a book. the disturbing videos do very little to answer significant questions about the shooting. these are snippets of longer record

. >> and i'm victor blackwell. good morning to you. we have a lot of politics to talk about this morning including what is becoming central to this, u.s. operations with russia and why russia is demanding so much of the stage in the u.s. presidential elections for the first time in decades. comments coming from vladimir putin just a few moments ago. we'll have those for you. >> definitely. >>> also, can samsung recover after such a devastating week on its phones. a lot of people answering questions. first, let's jump into the political arena here together. donald trump taking out the first controversy on the campaign trail. the republican nominee off script, saying that hillary clinton wants to take away the second amendment and telling the crowd what would happen to her if her secret service detail was disarmed. >> i think that her bodyguards should drop all weapons. they should disarm, right? right? i think they should disarm immediately. what do you think? yes? yeah, yeah. take their guns away. she doesn't want guns. take that. let'

. >> i'm victor blackwell. this is cnn newsroom. >>> and we're going to start with what's new this morning, donald trump thanking ted cruz for his surprising endorsement. he tweeted, in fact, the ted cruz endorsement was a wonderful surprise. i greatly appreciate his support. we'll have a tremendous victory on november 8th. >> cruz's support now comes just days before the presidential debate. and this is really a complete 180 for the texas senator who had called trump a pathologyical liar a bully. here's what cruz said yesterday. >> i made a promise i would support the republican nominee. that's a promise i made to the people across this country. and i thought about it and prayed about it what to do what my conscience told me is i need to keep my word. >> now meanwhile hillary clinton is picking up a surprising endorsement of her own. the cincinnati inquirer one of ohio's largest newspapers is back being her after supporting republican presidential candidates for nearly 100 years. i want so let's talk about ted

i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. good to be with you on this "new day." donald trump starting another controversy on the campaign trail. the republican nominee went off script at a rally in miami telling the crowd that hillary clinton wants to take away the second amendment rights, she doesn't is. and he wondered aloud what would happen to clinton if her secret office detail were disarmed. >> and the political spotlight, he said yesterday, that he has finished it now. but she's still not apologize for his five years saying that obama wasn't born in the u.s. >> and robert gates waging into the campaign raising pretty hard questions about both candidates. he wrote this a "wall street journal" op-ed saying clinton has no new ideas with dealing with the middle east but he also twliets trump is beyond repair and uninformed. >> and continuing to blame nominee hillary clinton for starting the birther movement. here's cnn's jim acosta. >> reporter: trump "endeavour" wants the leader of this nation's birther movement finally

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. >> i'm victor blackwell. it is 9:00 on the east coast. and we have breaking news, a large earthquake rattling at least seven states now we know within the last hour. >> preliminary information showing that this was a 5.6 magnitude earthquake. we want to go straight to cnn meteorologist allison chinchar. information is coming in so fast i feel like it was five minutes ago we had a report of three states. now it's a report of seven that felt this. what are you learning? >> well, see, that's going to be very important. because the reason the states are spreading is because the earthquake was so shallow. when it tends to be shallow, it can spread a deeper distance than a deeper earthquake could. this ties with november 11 for the strongest earth wake this history. but the depth was only 6.6 kilometers. if which for earthquake terms is very shallow. that's why it spread so far for people to feel this particular earthquake. it's about an hour and a half north of oklahoma city and an hour west of tulsa for frame of reference, because it happened

. >> i'm victor blackwell. get to the breaking news out of washington state.nd intense man hunt going on right now as police hunt for this man. this is from surveillance video. they say this is the man who started shooting last night inside a shopping mall. he killed five people. this chaos unfolded inside the macy's at cascade mall in burlington, washington. we're told the suspect was carrying a hunting-style rifle. officials are warning people in the area to stay inside. last hour i spoke with sergeant mark frances with the washington state patrol and we started with the question of, who is this man? have they identified the suspect? >> we haven't put the identification out quite yet just for reasons for our investigation, but we're trying to exhaust every lead to identify him. >> so you haven't released it publicly, but investigators know or believe they know who this man is? >> not quite yet. they're getting close it sounds like. >> okay. all right. so the latest report we had is that he was going to -- he was headed on interstate 5 away from the mall. is

victor blackwell, cnn, atlanta. >> just amazing work there by victor. submitted questions to the trump campaign about its vetting process, particularly in the case of pastor burns. we've not received a response. however, pastor burns told cnn to his knowledge he was not vetted by the trump campaign. they simply liked his message. you know, what's so interesting here, there's nothing that was part of his record that was falsified. no claim he made which would have made him more or less acceptable to the american public or more or less acceptable to the trump campaign. you say things for no reason. people do these things, and it only ends up hurting. when you make stuff up, it ends up biting you. >> he said, look, this is what the media always does. yes, we investigate things. that's what we do. we fact check. we cross-check things. that is right. that is our job. >> if you're going to stand at the republican convention and support somebody, you are in the public, and you have to expect you're going to be looked at. >> and people can expect honesty. anywa

i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. starting with the news out of new york. police with sniffer dogs are searching for explosive devices after a blast. it ripped through a neighborhood in chelsea. that's the community. injuring dozens of people. the force of the explosion blew up windows and forced glass and pieces of metal flying in all directions. sending terrified people running. you see in the cell phone video, surveillance video we'll be showing all morning. it could be heard several blocks away. >> officials say it happened in or near a dumpster. a second device which looks to be a pressure cooker with wiring was found locked away. that's being analyzed at the moment. new york mayor, bill de blasio says the explosive, was quote an intentional act. investigators are analyzing security footage that may possibly show a person near that explosion. we do know they're examining that carefully at this hour. >> cnn is covering this from all angles. jessica schneider at the scene of the blast there in new york. >> we're al

. >> i'm victor blackwell. good to be with you. this is a day of remembrance across the country. freedom tower in lower manhattan, witnesses to the worst-ever at tatack on u.s. so 15 years ago. >> i think everybody who saw it happening remembers where they were, remembers what they were feeling in these moments

. >> i'm victor blackwell. good to be with you. this is a day of remembrance across the country.ou're looking here across the water at freedom tower in lower manhattan, witnesses to the worst-ever at tatack on u.s. so 15 years ago. >> i think everybody who saw it happening remembers where they were, remembers what they were feeling in these moments when nearly 3,000 people were killed when hijackers crashed planes into the world trade center and the pentagon, as old as 85, as young as just 2 years old. lights illuminated the sky, though, late last night in tribute here. they're going to be turned on again this afternoon in honor of the people who died. >> for a lot of people involved the wounds have not healed even 15 years after. it's the sight of the twin towers collapsing is too painful for many to watch. victims without graves, now memorialized as names on that permanent memorial that i know so many people have seen there in new york. >> most people when they lose someone, they have a grave to go to and that brings them closer to that person. but for us, this is our parents'

let's get more from victor blackwell. >> reporter: john and christine, still upset in the town of townvillefter the student shot the teacher and two boys. one boy in the leg and one with injuries. investigators say this happened so quickly, there was a call that came in before 2:00 on wednesday. a teacher says a person on campus with a gun. turned out to be a teenager described as a white male with a handgun. investigators say they have been told he is 14 years old. it was a volunteer firefighter that took him down. that boy is in custody. minutes after the shooting, a call came in three miles down the road saying a man was found shot to death. that man 47-year-old jeffery osborne. he is the shooter's father. the connection to the shooting three miles away, but still no connection to the shooter and teacher or shooter and boys. investigators still working to try to get those answers. we know that the teacher was shot in the shoulder and the boy was shot in the leg. they have been released from the hospital. that happened late yesterday. the young boy who suffered more serious injuries, he i

version the original showed we her in a black face but he said he was sorry and friday on cnn, victor blackwelld he has lied about resume and did not graduate from the university as claimed. let's look. >> i am still asking you questions on the record, did you make that claim that you graduated from --. >> it is not fair that you -- this is not fair this is not what i agreed to i thought we were doing a profile and suddenly you are trying to destroy my character. >> and he walked out as we are seeing. how is it character assassination to ask someone about something that is not true on their resume? >> i don't think it is. those are totally fair questions. in fact, the pastor after that interview put out a statement trying to explain what, how he proposed himself and he was trying to we get credibility in the credit bill as a young pastor and does not use "inflate," but that is what he did and three was asked legitimate questions about it. >> half a minute. thank you is the kind of interview that makes political pundits cringe but it was uncomfortable to watch but it is part of the problem. if y

. >> i'm victor blackwell. let's start with this heartbreaking end of this 27 year cold case. the remains of an 11-year-old boy from minnesota have been found. >> he was abducted back in 1989 by a masked man with a gun. he was riding home with his brother and friend after getting a movie and a snack at a convenience store. a suspect in jacob's disappearance led the fbi to his remains. but police haven't said whether anyone's been charged at this point. investigators are evaluating new evidence. they plan to release details later this week. >> after he was taken, his parents formed the jacob wett wetterling foundation. the center released this statement from the parents saying we are in does he have grief. we didn't want jacob's story to end this way. they had a choice to walk into bitterness and anger or walk into what could be a light of hope. their choice changed world. >> more on jacob's abduction. >> my favorite color is blue. >> jacob was just 11 years old. october 22nd, 1989, would be the night that would forever change a family, city, an entire state. >> sort of. it loo

. >> i'm victor blackwell. let's start with the remains of an 11-year-old boy from minnesota.was abducted in 1989. those remains have now been found. he was grabbed by a masked man with a gun as his brother and friend watched. >> affiliate wcco says a suspect in jacob's disappearance led the fbi to his remains. investigators do plan to release additional details later this week. but his abduction led to an act in 1994 requiring states to maintain sex offender registries and guidelines. >> parents stopping by the st. joe meat market remembered a time when kids used to play outside until the late hours. >> we went everywhere. you knew you had to be home for dinner and bedtime. you could roam anywhere. >> but on october 22nd, 1989, that all changed. >> it kind of took away an innocence. >> 11-year-old jacob wetterling's disappearance changed parenting forever. >> life changed after that very much. >> sandy stocker used to live in jacob's neighborhood. she says her two children were outside playing that night and saw jacob and his friends before their fateful trip to the convenien

. >> i'm victor blackwell. starting with the news out of new york. police with sniffer dogs are searching for explosive devices after a blast. it ripped through a neighborhood in chelsea. that's the community. injuring dozens of people. the force of the explosion blew up windows and forced glass and pieces of metal flying in all directions. sending terrified people running. you see in the cell phone video,

. >> i'm victor blackwell. >> there's some breaking news we want to get to you out of the state of washingtontake a look at that on your scene there. police are looking for this man. trying to hunt him down right now because they say he opened fire inside of a shopping mall last night and killed at least four people. cnn's jessica snyder has more. hi, jessica. >> authorities believe one shooter is responsible, now they're searching for that man who took off on intestate 5 after the attack. witnesses say one minute they were enjoying a night at the mall, another, they saw officers with guns telling them to leave and fast. >> reporter: chaos and confusion at a shopping center an hour outside of seattle. four women shot to death, one man wounded friday night at the cascade mall in burlington, washington. all the victims were inside the macy's department store. >> yes. it sounded right there in the makeup department. >> reporter: this morning, police are looking for this unidentified subject captured on the school surveillance camera. authorities believe he was carrying a hunting-type rifle and b

. >> i'm victor blackwell. >> there's some breaking news we want to get to you out of the state of washingtonking for this man. trying to hunt him down right now because they say he opened fire inside of a shopping mall last night and killed at least four people. cnn's jessica snyder has more. hi, jessica. >> authorities believe one shooter

. >>> i'm victor blackwell. covering the breaking news out of new york. hearing from the governor the latest on the investigation. let's bring in tom fuentes. tom, we know you expected this would be classified as an act of terror. all 29 people are out of local hospitals and the bombs have been september to tsent to the labs at quantico. we've heard from the governor that there is no evidence of any furtherseptember to sent to the labs at quantico. we've heard from the governor that there is no evidence of any further threat to the city of new york. is that based on the absence of a variable or the presence of one? how do they make that determination? >> i don't know how he makes that determination actually. if you walk down the streets of new york anytime of the day, as you walk down the sidewalks, there are many trash cabe containers out. plastic bags. garbage bags.out. plastic bags. garbage bags. dumpsters. on how do you say that there isn't another device in one of those tens of thousands of containers out on the street. i think that is what is leadin

. >> i'm victor blackwell.ere extremely careless in their handling of very sensitive, highly classified information. >> the document providing insight into why the fbi did not recommend charges even after investigators found classified information on her private server. >> i would certainly not do that again. it was the wrong choice. >>> i think we're the only hope. hillary clinton has no clue and doesn't care. >>> donald trump in detroit this morning at an african-american church trying to make inroads with minority votes. >> this is an opportunity for donald trump to use the african-american community. >> nothing means more to me than working to make our party the home of the african-american vote. what the hell do you have to lose? >>> good morning again to you. let's start with tropical hermine, lashing the carolinas now, heading

friday on cnn, we'll show you this, victor blackwell said that he lied about his resume.claimed. >> still rolling. i'm still asking questions on the record. did you make that claim that you graduated from north carolina university? >> it is not fair -- this is not fair at all. i thought we were profile. all of a sudden you are hear to change the story. >> i'm not -- >> then he walked out as we are seeing here. how is a character assassination to ask somebody about something that is not true on their resume? >> i don't think it is. i think they are totally fair questions. in fact, the pastor, after that interview, he put out a statement trying to explain how he represented himself and trying to seek credibility within the community as a young pastor. he didn't use the words inflate his resume, but he did and he was asked legitimate questions about it. >> that's the kind of interview that make commentators cringe. this is trump's problem. if you want to get serious coverage, you need serious surrogates. this guy and the guy that made his comment about taco trucks is not kno

i'm victor blackwell. >> i'm christi paul. so grateful to have you with us this morning.moment here to reflect on the people who died 15 years ago today on the september 11th attacks. gro gloomy morning. the footprints of near where the twin towers once stood. at ground zero at 8:46 a.m. there is going to be a moment of silence followed by the reading of the names of the nearly 3,000 people killed that day. in washington the american flag was unfurled. here it is flowing down the side of the pentagon. the tradition started the day after the attacks when firefighters draped that flag across the damaged building. in just a few hours president obama is going to deliver some remarks there and we'll bring you live coverage throughout the morning. >>> to just be grossly generalistic, you could put half of trump supporters into what i call the basket of deplorables. right? the racists, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, islamophobic, you name it. >> clinton's characterization of half of donald trump's supporters sparking that uproar on saturday. the heat led to clinton walking back

. >> i'm victor blackwell, good to be with you. we're going to get straight to the breaking news we've been following a large earthquake rattling at least seven states within the last few hours? we're getting a first look at the damage. let's move the banner so we can see. the bricks falling off of this building in pawnee, oklahoma. this is near the epicenter of the earthquake. our meteorologist is here with more information. we started with three states that were impacted. what are you learning about the strength and potential damage here? >> let's take a look at the stats we know. right now it's a magnitude 5.6 earthquake. that ties for the strongest earthquake in oklahoma recorded history. the depth is the most important thing. it was about four miles deep. because it's so shallow allows for it to be felt across a much wider area than if it were a little bit more shallow. it happened 74 miles north of oklahoma city, an hour west of tulsa. take a look at this image, you can see the big crack that goes right through here. this is

. >> i'm victor blackwell. this is cnn newsroom. >>> and we're going to start with what's new this

cnn's victor blackwell is live in townville, south carolina. what have you learned on the ground? >> well, chris, classes will be canceled here today and tomorrow at townville elementary. you can see it's still cordoned off as a crime scene. 35 miles away from here there is still one boy who is in critical condition. he suffered the most severe of the three gunshot wounds here. shot in the leg, flown to the trauma center and underwent emergency surgery. we also know that his schoolmate that was shot in the foot, a teacher who was shot in the shoulder, they'll be recovering at home today after being treated and released from the hospital. just about the same time that a teacher here at the school was calling police about the shooter, we're told by investigators the shooter was on the phone with his grandmother crying, trying to say something. she was unable to decipher that. she got into her car and drove to the home that the boy, we're told, share would his father. which was just a few hundred feet away and found her son, 47-year-old jeffrey osborn had been shot to death. now, pol

. >> i'm victor blackwell. put half of trump supporters into what i call the basket of deplorables. >> her tenure has brought us destruction and death. >> and 10 thousand tons of tnt, the power of kim jong-un's latest bomb test. >> if they launch against our aol l allies, we will launch against them. >> we believe it has provided a turning point. >>> good morning again to you, and we