i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> the breaking news the case against the prison guard accused of aiding the escape of two killers now is headed to a grand jury. this after gene palmer made a brief court appearance just a little while ago. he's accused of giving tools and other contraband to the convicted killers. david sweat and richard matt.

>> reporter: hello, i'm wolf blitzer reporting from washington. i want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. we start with the united states supreme court handing a huge victory to president obama by upholding a key provision of the affordable care act or obamacare, as it's called. that provision allows federal subsidies that help millions of americans afford health care. just a little while ago, shortly after the ruling was announced, president obama went to the rose garden and offered his reaction. >> as the dust has settled, there can be no doubt that this law is working. it has changed and in some cases saved mesh lives. it set this country on a smarter, stronger course. and today, after more than 50 votes in congress to repeal or weaken this law, after a presidential election based in part on preserving or repealing this law, after multiple challenges to this law before the supreme court, the affordable care act is here to stay. >> the challenge was based on these four words, quote established by the state. opponen

i'm wolf blitzer.>> we're following two major breaking stories including dramatic new developments in the search for two killers who escaped from a new york

i'm wolf blitzer in washington. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. the united states supreme court has just released one of the most anticipated, one of the most important decisions of this term whether states here in the united states must issue licenses for same-sex marriages. and whether they're obliged to recognize same-sex marriages performed in other states. our correspondents and our experts are going over the opinion right now making sure we understand exactly how the justices ruled. jake tapper is standing by and he'll join us in a moment. as we await the result let's go john king first over at the magic wall. >> let's explain the issues in this legal case that is also part of a fast-evolving political argument here in the united states. it is the case. here's the two big questions. can states ban same-sex marriages. will the court say there's a national right to same-sex marriage or not? a subset question do states have to recognize lawful same-sex marriage in another

wolf blitzer is off today. i'm brianna keilar you're in oich oich. >>> we have breaking news the u.s. has apparently scored a major victory in the war against terrorism. officials in yemen say the leader of al qaeda's most dangerous branch has been killed in a suspected u.s. drone strike and within the terror group itself there's record that he's already been replaced. this follows report that a most wanted al qaeda figure has also been killed in a u.s. air strike in libya. we have the latest on both of these stories, along with jeb bush's entry into the 2016 presidential race. he says the country is on quote, a very bad course. i'll be speak with senator angus king of the intelligence committee and correspondents analysts and guests are standing by. >>> we begin with pentagon correspondent barbara starr. what are you learning? >> reporter: hi briana. at this hour the u.s. government is not publicly confirming any details. they are not saying anything about the potential killing of nasr al wahashi, who the u.s.

i'm wolf blitzer.ituation room. >> we're getting new information about terror threats. unusually tight security measures are being put in place in new york and here in washington.

wolf blitzer is off today. i'm brianna keilar, you are in "the situation room." >>> we begin with this hour's breaking news. police play be closing in on a pair of dangerous escaped murderers. sources say the dogs picked up a scent and investigators found food wrappers and a shoot or bootprints. police hoping to avoid tipping off the killers by saying only that a lead has developed. state police also said aircraft and extra searchers have been brought in. they are strongly urging anyone in the area to lock their doors and report any sign of trespassing or unusual activity. we have experts working their sources, they're standing by with cnn reporters who have been covering all of today's breaking new. the new area they're searching i want to begin with miguel marquez. what have you seen miguel? >> we're about seven miles from the prison about four miles from where that area was where those -- where they are now intensifying their search. what they found overnight was an area that appeared to have been bedded dow

i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> the hunt for two escaped murderers spreading to vermont. police say they are looking behind every tree for the fugitives, who are considered extremely dangerous. the governors of both states have warned the public to be very, very careful. >>> also breaking now, the white house says up to 450 more u.s. troops will be sent to iraq to train and advice iraq's military. an official now says the goal is also to have u.s. troops train sunni tribal fighters to rise up against isis. i'll speak with senator tom cotton of the intelligence and armed services committee, and our correspondents analysts and guests are standing by for full coverage. let 'best gin with barbara starr. what is the mission snow? >> wolf a bit of confusion about that. we've heard for weeks that they want to training more iraqi fighters to get into the fight. here at the pentagon today, however, the focus was on something caused advise and assist. what does that mean? try to help the ir

wolf blitzer, he's next door in a place i like to call "the situation room." sll sll\s >>> incomplies strategy president obama concedes there's no plan in place to train -- why won't the iraqis fight for their own country? we'll take you to the front lines. >>> new secrets on how the reclusive leader of isis operates. why won't he allow cell phones in his presence and what role do the isis wives play in the terrorist group's operations >>> two notorious murderers pull off a high-tech escape. where are they now? >>> and excessive force, why were teens in bathing suits thrown to the ground by police. were officers targeting african-americans? i'll ask the head of the in naacp. i'm wolf blitzer, you're in "the situation room." >>> president obama admitted today there still is no complete strategy for training iraqi troops to fight isis. after talks with world leaders, the president conceded that the united states and its partners are still suffering setbacks in that fight, even as the pentagon weighs a possible increase in the number of uss troops training and ad

, i'm wolf blitzer, 1:00 p.m. in washington 6:00 p.m. in london 8:00 p.m. baghdad, wherever you're watching from around the world thanks for joining us. we begin with breaking news a report on the u.s. transportation security administration the tsa, revealing some truly stunning security lapses at u.s. airports and says undercover agents managed to smuggle mock be explosives and weapons through airport checkpoints and able to do it 95% of the time. details of the widespread security failures are coming to light right now in a brand new report from the homeland security department that was supposed to be released later this summer. let's bring in suzanne malveaux working the story for us. these are shocking statistics. >> it really is. it's alarming. what we have before us here it should be noted is a classified report leaked to us it's a preliminary finding. there are some holes in the report we're just not privy too. what we have is pretty damming here. the department of homeland security's office of inspector ge

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i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> breaking news the terror plot encouraged to people tied to isis communicating over seas. police killed the suss spektr before he could kill those he called "the boys in blue." police moved in for a final confrontation after learning about an alarming farewell phone call by the suspect. new details are emerging. was it a plot aimed not only at police but a conservative blocker allegedly targeted for a beheading. i'll speak with a former navy s.e.a.l. and our correspondents analysts and guests are standing by with full coverage. let's get the very late effort pamela brown, on the scene in boston. pamela? >> reporter: wolf just learning from u.s. officials with knowledge in this investigation that one of the three men allegedly involved in the terrorism conspiracy in boston has been communicating online with known isis members. i'm told by u.s. officials that this was more than aspirational. but then it wasn't nece

i'm wolf blitzer reporting from washington.ing new details that are emerging now about allegations of sexual abuse by the former speaker of the united states house of representatives. dennis hastert accused of paying hush money to cover up past misconduct and for the first time the name of an alleged victim has now surfaced. a woman tells abc news hastert sexually abused her brother during high school. hastert was then the wrestling coach. her brother was then the equipment manager on the wrestling team and says she confronted hastert after her brother steven reinboldt died in 1995. >> i just looked at him and i said i want to know why you did what you did to my brother. he just stood there and stared at me and then i just continued to say, i want you to know that your secret didn't die in there with my brother and i want you to remember that i'm out here and that i know. >> cnn investigations correspondent chris freights is following the story and joining us live from chicago. what more have we learned about the alleged victim

wolf blitzer, he's right next door in a place i like to call "the situation room." \s >>> happening now, escape as a captured fugitive spills details of a dramatic breakout and getaway, a prison guard accused of aiding the escape appears in court, the second employees to be charged as the fib launching a broader corruption investigation at the prison. did other guards help the inmates put together an escape plan. isis arrest. a new jersey man is the latest to be charged with plotting to help the terror group, as federal authorities are warning of possible threats tied to the july 4th holiday. after blood counter attacks abroad u.s. law enforcement is on a heightened state of alert right now. >>> and you're fired. after his harsh comments nbc dumps donald trump cutting ties with the presidential candidacy by jumping the miss usa and miss university pageant. i'm wolf blitzer you're in "the situation room." >>> our breaking news a captured killer is talking. we're getting stunning new details on how he and a fellow convict managed to evade authorities for three weeks.

i'm wolf blitzer, you're in office office. "the situation room." >>> new information is emerging about the help a aspirin employee allegedly gave to two convicted killers, as searchers develop that are strongest clues yet for the pair who broke out a prison in upstate new york. numerous personal items were found in a cabin in a very remote location. there's also concerns that. >>> at the same time an ex-inmate is revealing extraordinary details about the relationship between one of the fugitives and prison wore are joyce mitchell accused of aiding the escape. the former inmaid saying the pair would often sneak off to a storage closet for sexual encounters. >>> today's other big story. 'em as the confederate flag waves outside the capital ton, the state lawmaker is being honored there. the body of past orr clementa pinkney has been lying in state. he was one of nine church members murdered during bible stud,. our correspondents and analysts guests are all standing by with full coverage on these and other major stories. >>> let'

i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> a new warning of isis-inspired attacks leading up to the fourth of july. mike mccall says to expect in his words, a lot more small-scale attacks. that comes as an fbi agent is attacked during the search of a new york home tied to an eye says investigation. officials say the suspect is a jihadist who is arrested after pulling a knife. the search stemmed from the recent arrest from a student charged with plotting to set off a bomb in the new york area. >>> also breaking now local militia forces say they have taken a -- and cut a very important the pentagon is still planning for the worst there, and in iraq when the onslaught continues. i'll talk to senator lindsey graham. he's standing by live and our correspondents analysts and guests are also standing by for full coverage. let's begin with the breaking news. the attack on an fbi agent during an isis-related investigation. evan perez has been digging into this. what are

wolf blitzer in "the situation room" next door. thanks for watching. >>> happening now, boston terror plot. court papers say the suspect killed in boston plotted with others to kill police officers in massachusetts and planned a beheading in another state. we're getting stunning new details. >>> anthrax accident the pentagon now says 51 labs in 17 states may have received live samples of the potentially deadly bacteria. that number may rise how could this happen? >>> crowded field, on the day when a cnn poll shows hillary clinton support softening, another democrat is jumping into the 2016 race for the white house. hear the announcement live. >>> and un-healthy at north korean leader, kim jong-un. is he ailing or just out of shape? recent appearances show kim jong-un has become increasingly larger. experts are trying to figure out why. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> let's get to the breaking news. prosecutors now say the knife-wielding man shot dead by boston police plotted with others to kill police officers

wolf blitzer now here with a preview of "the situation room." >>> lindsey graham on the show today. can tell me what are you going to ask him. >> we're going to talk about the war on isis there was a major hearing on the hill as you know. he's also released an e-book entitled my story, he has an amazing personal story when he was in college. he lost both parents within a short period of time and basically helped raise his young little sister. he wants to be president of the united states so we'll see where it goes. and senator richard burr he's going to join us live as well. >> there is been a lot of innuendo by lindsey graham he would be the first bachelor president since grover cleveland. he writes about women he dated. >> he said he almost got married to a louvre tansa flight attendant, he tells a very personal story about that love affair. we'll get into that too. >> looking forward to it. >>> coming up what's the easiest way to ainge area rock star? donald trump found out when he used one of neil young's hits in his presidential announcement. that story is next. leave early go

here's wolf blitzer and "the situation room." \s . >>> happening now -- u.s.l be on iraq. if the mission hasn't changed, why are additional troops going into the war zone? >>> police step up door to door for the search. did a prison employee have a change of heart in helping them. >>> am track mystery, the passengers train's engineer wasn't calling or texting on his phone, so what caused the deadly high-speed crash? >>> and naked celebrities, new details about the theft of nude photos of stars leaked online. how the

you, wolf blitzer, talked to some of the best the brightest.ou know military and strategic minds for this special. what do they say the u.s. must do here? >> you know, we brought together some of the top retired generals admirals former u.s. ambassador to iraq ambassador kalil zad, cia officer. we brought together several of the top minds got them in our situation room and around our table. to try to discuss not necessarily how we got to where we are right now but where to go from here. how to stop isis, what does the united states need to do, and we had a really serious, important discussion. i think our viewers will emerge from this one-hour special later tonight, a little smarter on what's going on. let me play a little clip. an excerpt of what some top military strategist had to say. starting with you general clark the president of the united states calls you into his situation room and says, "general clack, what's the most important thing the cuts do now to defeat isis?" you say -- >> get the sunni tribes fighting. >> ramp up support so th

. >> let me bring in wolf blitzer. he separates the nuclear deal from the americans being held hostage. yes, he says he's concerned, but what else was he saying? how do you read his response? >> well a lot of people are curious why there is no direct linkage. if the iranians work out a deal on their nuclear program, they are going to get at least $100 billion in unfrozen assets maybe $150 billion. what the u.s. wants are these four americans, former fbi agent, washington post reporter a pastor a former u.s. marine who are being held in iran release these four guys and let them come home and some of them have been held there now for years. it would be a simple gesture on the part of the iranians to go ahead and release them and the fact that there's no direct link is a source of frustration for these people who want them out of iran after all of this time. the president says he wants them out, they are doing everything they can, but they have deliberately made that decision not to have a direct linkage saying there is n

. >>> wolf blitzer now joining us with a preview of "the situation room." the nsa halting its bulk phone data collection and whether or not we're less safe today. who is coming up? >> the chairman of the house armed services committee mack thornberry joining us. he's got strong views on what's going on as a lot of members of the house and senate have strong views. and representative matt kinsinger, iraq war veteran, and a very disturbing report now when the iraqi military abandoned mosul, the second largest city in iraq about a year ago, they left behind about 2,300 -- 2,300 -- u.s. humvees. these armored personnel carriers and that isis is now using thee these humvees in various ways including launching suicide bomb attacks moving into areas to kill iraqi soldiers with these varies humvees. and that and more at the top of the hour. >>> coming up family and friends remembering him as the finest man they have ever known. joe biden the son dies at age 46 coming up next memories is beau biden. you probably know xerox as the company that's all about printing. bu

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i'm wolf blitzer in the situation room. breaking news on this friday. accusations that dennis hastert abused three victims during his time as a boys high school wrestling coach. will more come forward. plus the obama administration scrambling to grasp the making any tud of what could be the biggest hack ever of the u.s. government. are the lives of american undercover agents around the world at risk. >>> and outfront investigation tonight, the tsa wasting billions of your money on useless equipment and bad training. the numbers are staggering. let's go outfront. public. >>> g

i'm wolf blitzer reporting from washington.ur top story the president of the world soccer governing body fifa is resigning, sepp blatter made the announcement at a news conference within the last hour in zurich switzerland. it comes on the heels of a huge corruption scandal that erupted last week. let's bring in our cnn international sports anchor alex thomas joining us from london. what a bomb shell, only four days after he was re-elected to another term he announces, stepping down. do we have any clue happened over the past four days? >> we don't know if there's something being untold yet, wolf did sepp blatter jump before he was pushed but certainly this man who is as famous as star players like lionel messy or christian reynaldo like manchester united and real madrid has been mr. soccer for 40 years, been at the world governing body for the planet's most popular sport and president since 1998 the third longest serving leader of that organization but as you say his fifth term re-elected at the sage of 79 has lasted just four

i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> breaking news as yet another american community grieves tonight and the entire country recoils in shock and horror, the youngman who police say gunned down nine worshippers at a historic church is now in custody. 21-year-old dylann roof was arrested. according to police the suspect sat in a prayer meeting before standing up and saying he was there to shoot black people. all of the victims, including the church's pastor were black. the alleged gunman is white. federal authorities are now investigating this as a hate crime. we have complete coverage tonight. i'll speak with south carolina congressman, the former governor mark sanford, and our correspondents analysts and guests. they're standing by with the latest de tails. let's begin with john berman he's he site of the church. john, tell us what happened. >> reporter: wolf we just learned this suspect has waived extradition, and he will be back on his way here to south carolina. where police say sho

i'm brianna keilar in for wolf blitzer.ur top story, the prison escape in upstate new york. the prison worker charged with aiding the escape of the two convicted killers was back before a judge this morning. during a brief appearance joyce mitchell had her case moved from plattsburgh city court to clinton county court. she also has a new attorney. andrew cuomo has ordered a full investigation into how the two men were able to break out of the maximum security prison. more than 800 officers are now involved in this manhunt. much of the focus is in the community of katyiville, a few miles east of the prison. and part of the dragnet for these two dangerous fugitives involves multiple police roadblocks throughout the region. that's where we find cnn's polo sandoval at one of the roadblocks in west plattsburgh. police polo at this point they've received more than 900 tips. do they think they have credible information from those tips the men are still in the area? >> much of that information they would keep close to the vest but

my colleague wolf blitzer takes it from here. >> hello, i'm wolf blitzer. it's 1:00 in washington 6:00 p.m. in london 7:00 p.m. in rome 8:00 p.m. in moscow. wherever you're watching from around the world, thanks very much for joining us. >>> 12 days on the run, 16 square miles, more than 10,000 acres searched 1400 leads followed up but still two escaped murderers here in the united states have managed to elude authorities. at a news conference just a little while ago, police announced they are expanding their search for these two convicted killers. >> today the search for escaped inmates richard matt and david sweat will expand and shift to other areas surrounding dannemora. personnel are being redeployed to other areas based on information gathered during the investigation. people in the region should expect to see law enfoorsment in their community as the search expands. >> meanwhile, new york state police have now released artist renditions. this is what richard matt and david sweat may look like after 12 days on the run. take a close look. cnn's polo sa

. >>> hello, i'm wolf blitzer. it 150es:00 p.m. in washington 6:00 p.m. in london 8:00 p.m. in baghdad. wherever you're watching from around the world, thanks very much for joining us. >> up first, a confession and now charges filed in the church massacre in charleston south carolina. when the gunman goes before a judge next hour here are the latest developments. law enforcement officials tell cnn dylann roof admits he opened fire on worshippers at the emmanuel african methodist episcopal church. a bond hearing for roof is scheduled for 2:00 p.m. eastern, that's an hour from now. police say he has been charged with nine counts of murder and possession of a firearm during the commission of a firearm during a violence crime. cnn's evan perez has learned details about the gun used in the shooting. law enforcement officials tell him roof purchased the weapon at a charleston gun store in april. moments ago, the president of the naacp joined others in calling if attack on the church a hate crime. >> this crime is not merely a crime perpetuated against a church, not merely a crime

>>> hello, i'm wolf blitzer. it's 1:00 p.m. in washington 7:00 p.m. in munich 8:00 p.m. in baghdad. wherever you're watching from around the world, thanks very much for joining us. we start with new details and new pictures out of iraq. isis forces are moving east from the captured city of ramadi. their next target is a key iraqi military base where iraqi forces mass and plan their next move against the militant group. our senior international correspondent nick paton walsh is joining us live from baghdad. nick you're just back from the area. what can you tell us about the fight and the importance of that iraqi military base? >> well, talking about the military base habbaniyah. this is between the two isis-held towns of ramadi and fallujah and is where for the past weeks since they declared the beginning of the operation to free anbar of isis iraqi security forces and fighting groups shi'a and sunni across the sectarian divide here in iraq are supposed to have been amassing to lead their counterattack. now, they say there are in evidence around the city we didn't see that. the furth

>>> hello, i'm wolf blitzer, it's 1:00 p.m. in washington 6:00 p.m. in london 9:30 p.m. in tehran. wherever you're watching from around the world, thanks very much for joining us. >>> let's begin with the breaking news from south carolina. the pass and the state lawmaker killed in the church massacre in charleston is being honored. the body of clementa pinckney arrived at the statehouse and the capitol of columbia just a little while ago on this horse-drawn carriage. it will lie in repose throughout the day. senator pinckney was pastor of the emanuel ame church he was shot and killed along with eight church members during bible study a week ago. cnn's victor blackwell is joining us from columbia with more. victor, a somber day. walk us throw what has happened first so far. >> just at this moment schedule told begin at 1:00 eastern. some of the hundreds of people who have lined up in triple-digit heat nearly, to see the body of clementa pinckney. they will start to do that to pay their respects. somber is the right word for what we saw this afternoon as this horse drawn caisson came

i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> we're following the breaking news the dramatic and tearful court appearance by charleston church gunman dylann roof the 21-year-old who sources say has admitted to killing nine people in an african-american church in the hopes of starting a race war. we heard roof speak for the first time as he appeared by video, showing absolutely no emotion when a survivor of the massacre and relatives of the victims addressed him, many in tears, some offering forgive necessary. >>> the justice department just announced its investigating the shooting as a possible act of domestic terrorism as well as a hate crime. >>> and a media source is citing that he researched the church and targeted it because it turned out to be an historic church. we're expecting president obama to speak out about the shooting in a few moments this hour and we're standing by for a vigil tonight in charleston. we're covering all angles of the breaking news with our correspondents our guesti

i'm wolf blitzer.continues next on cnn. >>> the long-time head of fifa caves to growing international pressure. >>> and desperate search. time may be running out for any survivors aboard a sunken cruise ship in china. >>> dangers in canada, hear from a tourist who survived an attack in the park where an american woman was killed. >>> a warm welcome to all of our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm zain asher. >> great to have you with us. i'm john vause. this is cnn "newsroom." we'll begin this hour in zurich, switzerland. fifa president sepp blatter made a bombshell

>>> hello, i'm wolf blitzer reporting from washington. i want to welcome in our viewers in the united states and from around the world. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> we begin with breaking news the suspect is in custody after a massacret at a historic church in south carolina. the chief says it is a result of everyone working quickly together. >> this case could not have been cleared as quickly as it has been if it had not been for the cooperation, the unparalleled corporation of all of the different agencies that were involved in the investigation. i cannot say how thankful i am and how ap preesh yapreciative i am of all of the people who came together in a tragic situation, a horrific situation, and one that has touched the heart and soul of every person who lives in this community. >> authorities say that 21-year-old dylann roof was arrested in shelby north carolina during a traffic stop. earlier they the released this picture of roof from police surveillance. they say that he spent an hour in prayer before shooting the peo

we want to welcome back our viewers in the united states and around the world, i'm wolf blitzer reporting from washington. lots of important issues came up in the course of the q&a with the two presidents including the fate of that iran nuclear deal that u.s. and others are negotiating right now with iranian officials in vienna austria. i want to bring in gloria borger our chief national correspondent jim sciutto. let's talk about what the president said about these iran nuclear negotiations. he made it clear that unless the ayatollah khamenei the unless the iranian president rouhani, unless they all agree to what the u.s. thought they agreed a few months ago, if they back out of any of those commitments the united states and the other permanent members of the u.n. security council and germany will walk away from a deal. that's what the president said. >> we're now in overtime on these negotiations. double or triple overtime depending on how you count it with these delays but this is for all intents and purposes the final extension possible up to one more week july 7. the president saying

i'm wolf blitzer reporting from washington.cement officials are going door too door today in dannemora. that's in upstate new york. they're searching homes near the clinton correctional facility looking for two escaped prisoners. there have been two possible sightings of richard matt and david sweat. investigators think a woman who worked with the paur at the prison planned to pick up the convicted killers after they broke out of the maximum security prison but then changed her mind. that's what a source at least, is telling cnn. another source says joyce mitchell went to the hospital because of panic attacks. mitchell supervised both inmates when they worked in the tailoring shop within the facility. the public information officer for the new york state department of directions tells cnn prisoners use sew magazines and other sewing tools and that any inmate could apply for a job in the tailor shop. meanwhile, the son of richard matt is speaking out about his father's prison escape. comprehend at first. just shocking. nobody wo

my colleague wolf blitzer picks up our coverage from now. wolf? >>> hello, i'm wolf blitzer reporting from washington. i want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. >> we're following breaking news on three major stories this hour. the u.s. supreme court declares marriage is now legal in all 50 states. we'll have reaction full analysis following this landmark ruling. a pastor and politician shot and killed in charleston in a church massacre being honored today. president obama set to deliver a eulogy for a friend and a message to the country about racism. also terrorists strike in three separate attacks on three continents including a beach resnort tunisia. dozens of people are killed we have new details coming in this hour. but we begin with the breaking news out of new york. a possible new lead in the search for those two escaped inmates in new york. the police about to hold a press conference, there you see the microphone. once it begin wes'll go there live. new information coming in we'll have that news conference on

i'm wolf blitzer. you're in the situation room. >> we're getting new information about terror threats. unusually tight security measures are being put in place in new york and here in washington. and tonight, terror fears are growing around the globe. terrorists struck in three countries last week. the top state department spokesperson is standing by live along with our correspondents and analysts. they're all covering the news right now. first let's to go our justice correspondent pamela brown with more on the terror threat in the united states. >> more police are being deployed because of concerns of terrorist threats. this concerned is heightened because of attacks around the world including the brazen beheading in france. new gruesome details about the isis inspired beheading in france, and similar threats of attack around the u.s. today a french prosecutor said the suspect hung the victim's head from a fence. he also posed for a selfie with the body. >> isis beheading has been a tactic of choice f

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my colleague wolf blitzer picks up our coverage from now. wolf?eporting from washington. i want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. >> we're following breaking news on three major stories this hour. the u.s. supreme court declares marriage is now legal in all 50 states. we'll have reaction, full analysis following this landmark ruling. a pastor and politician shot and killed in charleston in a church massacre being honored today. president obama set to deliver a eulogy for a friend and a message to the country about

>> reporter: hello, i'm wolf blitzer reporting from washington.e our viewers in the united states and around the world. we start with the united states supreme court handing a huge victory to president obama by upholding a key provision of the affordable care act or obamacare, as it's called. that provision allows federal subsidies that help millions of americans afford health care. just a little while ago, shortly after the ruling was announced, president obama went to the rose garden and offered his reaction. >> as the dust has settled, there can be no doubt that this law is working. it has changed and in some cases saved mesh lives. it set this country on

i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> this is cnn breaking news. we're following multiple breaking stories starting with an eye opening new poll of republicans in the first of the nation primary state of new hampshire. a just-released cnn/wmur poll shows donald trump hot on the heels of jeb bush. bush has 16%, trump is at 11%. no other republican candidate is in the double digits. senator rand paul is in third with 9%. much more on this poll coming up this hour. we also have new details about the second prison worker charged in connection with the escape of two new york killers. why does his attorney want to be taken off the case and where are the escapees? we're following today's historic 6-3 supreme court decision as well a decision saving president obama's health care law. as people celebrated outside the u.s. supreme court, the president and his staff exchanged hugs inside the oval office. the reaction is continuing to pour in. in just a few minutes i'll speak live with white house press secretary josh ernst. there you see him. our corresponden

i'm wolf blitzer reporting from washington.ng news we're following in the hunt for those two escaped killers in upstate new york. a law enforcement source telling cnn the two fugitives were caught by surprise after breaking into a cabin in an area west of the prison about 20 miles or so away and that apparently -- that apparently caused them to leave a number of personal items behind. we also have new details on the tools the killers apparently used to cut through steel-cell walls. it turns out they may have been smuggled into the prison in a frozen block of meat. let's go to morris sanchez on the ground at the police command post in cadyville, new york. boris, tell us what you've learned about the items these two fugitives may have left behind at that hunting cabin. >> wolf we learned they left behind a number of personal items at that cabin that was broken into over the weekend where dna was found that matched richard matt and david sweat. we know they left behind a pair of boots, sources tell us that means one of the inmates

my colleague wolf blitzer starts right now. >>> hello, i'm wolf blitzer, it 150es o'clock 's 1:00 p.m. in away warkswashington 8:00 p.m. in paris. we stewart a new development for the search of two escaped inmates in upstate new york. a law enforcement source says dna collected at a burglarized cabin matches both fugitives. last hour we heard for a police news conference. >> it's a confirmed lead for us. it has generated massive law enforcement response as you can see, and we're going to run this to ground. we have no definitive evidence we're looking at all avenues at our disposal. neither of them are from this area. that does not discount the fact that they could have had collaboration. >> sara ganim is joining us live from owl's head in upstate new york near where that cabin is located about 30 miles or so from the prison in dannemora. we heard the lead investigators in the search. what l.e.d. them that cabin where they found the dna? >> we know the lead, the tip that led them here came on saturday from someone who was checking on an unoccupied cabin and saw a man leaving, running

i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." er rin burnett outfront starts right now. >>> outfront tonight, breaking news hacked up to 4 million americans attacked. the targets handling security clearances for the nation's most highly sensitive jobs. >>> more breaking news isis directly encouraging the boston terror suspects in the days before they planned to attack and even behead police. my guests tonight, the brother of the man that police shot and killed. >>> and rick perry's big announcement jumping into an overcrowded presidential field while breaking out in a rather aggressive sweat. let's go outfront. >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett. we begin with the breaking news. the fbi investigating a huge data hack. it's one of the largest breeches in history. 4 million americans at risk tonight. and the target terrifying. the targets handle security clearances and background checks for the united states most highly sensitive jobs. one official says the fear is the breach could affect every single federal agency in the united s

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i'm brianna keilar in for wolf blitzer. many as 800 police and investigators, corrections officers are scattered throughout the search area trying to find these two convicted killers who broke out of prison one week ago. investigators believe the two men are still together and today we're learning more about this woman -- joyce mitchell. she became close to these escaped inmates while working at the prison and now law enforcement sources tell cnn she provided by them with hacksaw blades as well as with lighted eyeglasses and drill bits. i want to talk about these new developments in the search for the convicted killers. they've been on the run for six days and counting. we have tom fuentes with us a former fbi assistant director and cnn law enforcement analyst. tom, you have authorities, they think the men are still together. why would they be able to tell? what is making them believe they haven't gone their separate ways? >> i think they're guessing. the reason for it would be they might need each other for survival still.

hello, i'm wolf blitzer, 1:00 p.m. in london, 8:00 p.m. baghdad, wherever you're watching from around the world thanks for joining us. we begin with breaking news, a report on the u.s. transportation security administration, the ts

my colleague wolf blitzer starts right now. >>> hello, i'm wolf blitzer, it 150es o'clo 's 1:00 p.m. warwashing0 p.m. in paris. we stewart a new development for the search of two escaped inmates in upstate new york. a law enforcement source says dna collected at a burglarized cabin matches both fugitives. last hour we heard for a police news conference. >> it's a confirmed lead for us. it has generated massive law enforcement response, as you can see, and we're going to run this to ground. we have no

i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> the breaking news the case against the prison guard accused of aiding the escape of two killers now is headed to a grand jury. this after gene palmer made a brief court appearance just a little while ago. he's accused of giving tools and other contraband to the convicted killers. david sweat and richard matt. and tonight, sweat is spilling the beans from his hospital bed just hours after his capture near the canadian border. he's revealing new details about the escape plan and how it went wrong. and why he left his prison break partner rich art matt alone in the woods where he was shot dead by police. we have our correspondents analysts newsmakers standing by as we cover all the news breaking now. >>> let's go to miguel marquez outside the hospital where david sweat is being treated right now. miguel miguel, what's the latest? >> reporter: his condition has been upgraded to serious. it looks like he will make and it the