>> shelby, nrt carolina police department. >> any ties to shelby north carolina? >> not that i'm aware of at this point. >> 250 miles from here. do you know how he got so far -- >> well, he drove. i mean it's not that far. he could drive. there was a number of hours between what happened here and -- >> police for that long? >> i don't know the answer to that question. i mean we were obviously -- >> interstate highway going up is not through cities. >> can you give us any information about how the -- night into day, people commenting what kind of things happened over the course of the day? >> sure, i'll give you a brief overview of that because there was a lot of moving parts. basically the initial response was tremendous from all of our partners. we had people from various agencies that were here almost immediately. as i was driving to the scene from my home i was talking to chief keel and the fbi in terms of their willingness to get involved. by the time we all converged on the scene we immediately started to partner. there was resources that were brought to bear

>> shelby, north carolina, police department. >> does he have ties to shelby, north carolina? >> no. >> is it about 250 miles from here? >> yes. how did he get so far away? >> well, he drove. it is not that far. and he could drive and there is a number of hours between what hppened here and -- >> [ inaudible ]. >> i don't know the answer to that question, and we are obviously -- >> and the interstate and the highway, and it is not through city. >> can you give us any information about -- the jail for a little bit and what kinds of things happened over the course of the day -- >> sure. will give you a brief overview, because of the moving parts, but the initial response was tremendous from all of the partners and people from various agencies who were here almost immediately. as i was driving to the scene from my home i was talking to chief keil from the fbi and the bosses and from that time we converged to the scene and brought to bear to to get up the 800-number quickly, and once we got the surveillance photos out, and the 1-800-number up, we started to the rereceive t-- st re

suspect caught in shelby north carolina. police have this man in custody right now. we are awaiting a news conference to give us more details. we can tell you just a little bit about is where they found him in a mountainous area west of charleston. they had been looking in several locations for this man. the police and the fbi just a short while ago had i.d.'d him at 21-year-old dylann roof a man who lives not far from columbia south carolina. two hours away from charleston. the president is expected to speak about this. in moments we expect to get an update from the police about their manhunt for the suspect wanted in the mass shooting at a historic black church in charleston. that church dating back to the 1800s with significant meaning and history in that community. that is the latest from the live desk. back to you. >> thank >>> we are continuing to wait for the beginning of this news conference that we are expecting from charleston, south carry care where they have caught the suspect 21-year-old dylann "storm" roof in the slaying inside a historic church of nine

shelby shelby,n't about four hours north of where we are right now. i can tell you that we know the suspect does have a record. i talked to a law enforcement source a short time ago. he has a drug charge. he also has a trespassing charge as well. keep in mind he's just 21. we expect to learn a lot more about the suspect over the next few hours as well. he is i'm told also going to be extra indicted -- excuse me is in the process of being extradited back here immediately. there is a vigil that is happening right now i am told at the church where the vigil is happening. it's packed. it's standing room only. as you can tell it is very hot here in charleston. that has not stopped folks from lining the walls of that church here andrea. >> craig, that is so profoundly moving. your connection to him. thank you so much for that. and you mentioned that jim clyburn, that he worked for jim clyburn and got his start with him. congressman clyburn is speaking now at the community service. let's see if we can hear some of that. >> time is never wrong. time is always

he was arrested in shelby, north carolina. authorities believe set man who opened fire, who allegedly killed nine people inside this church. we will have much more on this developing story. still ahead here on cnn "newsroom." >> other news we are following a tht hour, health officials in south korea say the recent outbreak of respiratory syndrome there has levelled off. >> translator: given the current developments we have judged that it has levelled off. but we need to monitor for any further spread, further cases, from the so-called intensive controlled hospitals. >> a total of 24 people have died from the mers virus in south korea. earlier this week the world health organization said the mers outbreak in south korea is a wake-up call for other countries to be prepared. >>> now to malaysia where the country's navy has retaken an old tanker hijack bid pirates. all 22 crew mates on board are alive. one, though, suffered a gunshot wound. malaysian ships and helicopters were following the hijacked ship since it was spotted thurs

we have learned that the sus x -- the suspect was arrested in shelby, north carolina, 250 miles away from charleston. it was a citizen tip that led the least aware he was. the shooting happened at the church in downtown charleston. nine people killed, six women three men, and looting the pastor of the church. we know that the police are labeling this as a hate crime. the mayor of charleston, mayor joe reilly saying that the suspect is now in custody where he will "always remain." we will continue to follow the details in this breaking news this afternoon. we want to get the marci gonzalez, with the latest from charleston. marcy: such sadness and disbelief, the road leading to the church is still blocked people have been coming by all morning, leaving behind flowers. prayers brought the victims last night. prayers. more today. nine victims shot to death in what investigators called hate crime. >> this has no place in a civilized society. marci: an arrest after the police searched for this man outside the church, identified as 21-year-old dylann roof, who got away in this black hyundai

these are live pictures coming from shelby in north carolina. president obama says the country is to question how killers get hold of their guns. eurozone finance minister fail to strike a deal with greece to deal with its debt. it was announced after a day of talks in luxembourg. >>> the leader of the catholic church says human selfishness is the reason for global warming, part of pope francis's long-awaited announcement on the environment >>> in other stories, in the dominican republic hundreds of thousands of migrants face deportation under a new immigration law. the two countries share an island in the caribbean. david mercer reports. >> reporter: they have been lining up for days straight to get the papers they need immigrant workers from haiti, some of whom lived here for decades. >> they don't want haitians here. they began the process so we can stay legally, but it's all for nothing, they want us to get out of the country. >> reporter: those that haven't managed to register as foreign workers, and rights groups say there could be as many

. >> he was arrested in shelby north carolina during a traffic stop. at this time we have not only fbi agents there, but we also have city detectives preparing to fly to shelby north carolina to begin the interview process, as well as evidence recovery. >> let's get the latest from alan fisher from washington, d.c. the arrest has been very quick, hasn't it? >> reporter: in the grand scheme of things it has. dylann roof made no attempt to disguise who he was. after the shooting the pictures were made available. his uncle identified him, told the police who he was. once they had a name, things became slightly easier because they could be on alert. he was arrested in shelby north carolina, just 12 hours or so after the shooting. fbi agents are on the scene, detectives are flying there to begin the gathering of evidence and to begin the interview process as well. but once they had the details of the car, things became slightly easier. but after the shooting where did he go in and so the question then becomes was he acting with anyone else? did anyone give

the suspect has arrived at an airport in shelby, north carolina. these are live pictures from outside the airport near charlotte. he will board a plane there to be taken back to charleston to face charges and the church shooting. leon: many have gathered for prayers. that includes a prayer circle of the capitol steps. the washington metropolitan ame church will hold a vigil tomorrow. maureen: president obama joined the nation in grieving. he also expresses frustration. president obama: i have had to make statement like this too many times. communities like this have had to endure tragedies like this too many times. we don't have all the facts that we do know that once again innocent people were killed in part because someone who wanted to inflict harm had no trouble getting her hands on a gun. maureen: the president acknowledged this is a time for morning but said the nation must record with the fact shootings like this do not happen with the same frequencies and other advanced nations. the nation's most vocal supporter of gun rights, the national

police say that dylann roof was arrested during a traffic stop in shelby, north carolina. roof is accused of opening up fire in a prayer meeting and church bible study. we got in new picture of the suspect's car in north carolina, and you can see that the police have it cordoned off and in all six females and three males were killed in the shooting. he told one woman that he was sparing her life so she could tell the story. and among those killed was reverend clementa pinckney and also a state senator and prominent community activist and also taiwanza sanders who was a student, and also sharonda singleton was a track coach at goosecreek high school, and she is seen her with her son. let me quote now. this is a crime that has reached into the heart of the community, and those are the words of the attorney general loretta lynch who announced a while ago that the justice department has opened up a hate crime investigation into the shootings at the ame church in charleston south carolina. let's go to our former fbi director tom fuentes and also our analyst evan and what are yo

someone spots dylan roof 245 miles away in shelby, north carolina. 12 minutes later at 10:44 a.m. officers pull over and arrest the 21-year-old suspected mass killer. >> we. >> we have made an arrest in this case. we have arrested dylan roof, from lexington, south carolina. he was arrested in shelby, north carolina, during a traffic stop. >> and south carolina governor nikki haley getting emotional while talking about the tragedy a massacre of innocence in her state. >> we woke up today and the heart and soul of south carolina was broken. and so we have some grieving to do. and we have got some pain we have to go through. parents are having to explain to their kids how they can go to church and feel safe and that's not something we ever thought we would deal with. having said that we are a strong and faithful state. we love our state we love our country most importantly, we love each other. and i will tell you there is a lot of prayer in this state. and so you you are going to see all of us hold these nine families up in prayer because they need us. i want to personally thank the

acting on a tip police captured dylann roof in shelby, north carolina, this morning 250 miles from the shooting. the justice department opened a hate crime investigation. earlier today president obama expressed sadness and anger over yet another mass shooting in this country. >> the fact that this took place in a black church obviously also raises questions about a dark part of our history. this is not the first time that black churches have been attacked and we know that hatred across races and faiths pose a particular threat to our democracy and our ideas. >> the president said he knew several of the victims personally including reverend clementa pickney, the leader of the church. >> the reverend pickney was 41 years old and he studied theology here in washington d.c. in addition to being a pastor, he was a husband, father and state senator. to the d.c. connection, pickney studied at wesley theological seminary in 2012. one of his professors, dr. weans told us he was the sort of person everybody was honored to meet known as clem, humble and revered by everyone who came across him. >>

the manhunt ended up in shelby, north carolina, near charlotte after somebody spotted his car and alerted police. back in charleston, all nine of the victims have now been identified and churches across the city have been packed as that community tries to heal from such a deadly and senseless attack. we go first to jay gray. >> reporter: the shock and mourning outside the emanuel african methodist episcopal church in charleston and across the nation has just begun. >> to say our thoughts and prayers are with them and their families and their communities doesn't say enough to convey the heartache and the sadness and the anger that we feel. >> reporter: but the hunt for the accused killer is over now. >> we have arrested dylann roof, r-o-o-f from lexington, south carolina. >> reporter: 21-year-old dylan roof was arrested in rural shelby, north carolina, some four hours away from the historic ame church in charleston, south carolina, where he allegedly opened fire and killed nine people wednesday night. >> we woke up today and the heart and soul of south carolina was broken. >> reporter: pol

they apprehended him in shelby north carolina. he's accused of shooting and killing nine people in the emanuel emanuel episcopal church last night. he opened up fire on those that were there in attendance. we have new information about those that perished at his hands, victims in this shooting. we're at headquarters in new york with a look at who was lost. >> we're slowly learning more about these victims. we know the most right now about reverend clementa pinckney. a pioneering pastor. reports say he was elected to the south carolina house of representatives at just 23 years old. he was the youngest african-american elected to south carolina state legislature. here's what they had to say about him this morning. >> i will miss that booming voice coming from one of the gentlest men i have ever known in my life. >> in 1999 pinckney told one newspaper he had aspirations to become a united states congressman. in that same year, he was named one of the 30 african-american leaders of the future. here's what reverend pinckney said about

he was spotted by a woman in shelby, north carolina. police say he add gun in his possession when he was appreh d apprehended. it is not clear if it was is gun used in the church shooting. there are reports that roof's father bought him the handgun for his 21st birthday. maybe he used birthday money given to him to buy it. we are also learning about fatal moments in the bible study class where nine people lost their lives. before the shooter allegedly opened fire, he sat with church members for over an hour. tey welcomed him into that bible study. he may have even prayed with them. let's get more now from cnn's martin savidge. >> reporter: dylann roof arrived back in charlston, south carolina a little after 7:00 in the evening. by the time he was transported to county jail it would have been 8:00. almost 24 hours exactly from the night before in which authorities say he walked into the emanuel ame church, sat down on the bible study meeting and when the meeting was over, he opened fire. as to where his conditions are now, he is in count

roof was spotted in shelby by a florist named debbie dill. she recognized the shooter from seeing pictures on tv. she was running late for work and immediately grabbed the phone and dialed her boss. >> when she called she said, i think this is the guy from charleston that shot the people. she said i am right beside him. so i told her, i said where are you at? she had pulled off by then and i said we have to call the police to notify them that it may be him. of course our conversation may not be him and she didn't want to cause a problem for somebody that wasn't them but i said it could be. so we, you know, called the police and she got back on 74 headed to catch up with him. he had probably traveled four or five miles before she could catch up with him. >> something inside of me said it wasn't just -- it didn't look right to me. i had seen the little tag on the front of his car and everything was just -- i even noticed the hair cut that he had from watching it on the news. so everything inside of me said, it is possible. but everything inside

. >> he was arrested and shelbi north carolina. during a traffic stop. at this time, we have not only fbi agents there but we also have city detectives preparing to fly to shelbi, north carolina. to begin the interview process as well as evidence recovery. let's get the latest in washington, d.c. so allen this has been quite a quick in some ways end to this pant hunt. tell us more about the circumstances? well, soon after the shooting happened the image of the shooter, the alleged shooter was caught on c.c. tv, just outside the church. we believe his uncle saw the picture, informed the authorities. once they had a name, of course, it was much easier to track down. that led to a be on the look out across the country can and then a traffic stop was organized in shelbi, in north carolina but three hours from carlstop, and the alleged shooter was pulled over. now, clearly there's a lot of interviews still to be done, but also one of the things police want to know is where he has been for the last 12 to 15 hours. the arrest happened but it was sometime after

they got a tip from a citizen who saw awe suspicious vehicle, and they acted and picked him up in shelby, north carolina, where he is right now, and the governor got emotional speaking saying that the heart and soul of south carolina was broken and they needed time to the grieve. thank you so much for joining u and i will hand you off to my colleague ashleigh banfield. ashleigh? >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> hello, everyone, i'm ashleigh banfield and i want to welcome our viewers in the united states and right around the world. we have breaking news to bring you. it is 12:00 noon in charleston, south carolina, where the police have wrapped up a news conference in which they gave us the basicsings, but at this point, the basics are good enough. the arrest of a 21-year-old suspect who had been on the lam, armed and dangerous, and his name dylann roof, and photograph, you can think for yourself what you make of that. they found him in the black hyundai, license plate broadcast all over america, lgf-330 and he was in that car when they approached him and the sources in the police and th

he was transported here to the shelby police department. the charleston police department federal bureau of investigations were both notified of mr. roof's capture. we currently have representatives from all of the agencies that are involved in this investigation here on site to work through the process of getting mr. roof back to south carolina. i would like to add that this has been a great representation of what teamwork can accomplish through the cooperation of law enforcement, the community and the media of this suspect was apprehended. we do appreciate the cooperation of our law enforcement partners especially the community for calling information in as they have seen it. our local district attorney's office as well as the u.s. attorney's office. at this time, i want to turn you over to special agent in charge. >> good afternoon. my name is john strong. first, i'd like to start off by thanking the chief and his staff with the shelby police department for their fine investigative work which captured the suspect this morning eliminating

this was in shelby. it's a rural area of north carolina. they say that apparently there was a person who knew either the car to look for or certainly knew about the shooting and called authorities. there was a local police officer that made the stop or went up to dylann and he was taken into custody. no violence. and that is key here because that is what everyone in this community was so worried about. if anyone would go in and murder everyone inside of a church the fear is there's no limit what he would do if he was cornered. he gave himself up. some thought he might take his own life. that did not happen. we're still learning who this individual is. >> the area around the church is still closed down and still a crime scene. but when i got here there was a command tactical truck. that has since gone. >> there was some concern that he may be in the charleston area. so there was some thought that he was in the immediate area. the key was that it was a civilian. >> and to be clear, the suspect went into this church he said he wanted to kill b

police stopped roof and arrested him on dixon street in shelby. quickly, charleston police and the fbi made their way to the station to work together. >> through the cooperation of law enforcement, the community and the media this suspect was apprehended. >> reporter: with nothing to say, wearing a bulletproof vest roof was taken from police department to the cleveland county courthouse where he appeared before a judge to await extradition to charleston. when he appeared again now in federal custody, he had prisoner garb, ready to be escorted to the airport. once there, he was taken on to a plane, bound to charleston. dills says prayers for the families in charleston that led her to be in the right place at the right time. >> today, god used me. he used me. >> -- with jim and windy. endy. >>> very intense, very brief. >> now the cleanup efforts are under way. >> tough to hear our niece yelling. >>> we begin with some live storm team to you are coverage, many of you still dealing with the damage from yesterday's tempest. >> now, folks there is a ne

he was arrested in shelby north carolina during a traffic stop. at this time we have not only fbi ageing -- agents there, but city detectives preparing to fly to shelby to begin the interview process. this case could not have been cleared as quickly as it has been if it had not been for the unparalleled cooperation of all of the agencies involved in this investigation. i cannot say how thankful i am and how appreciative i am of all of the people who came together during a very tragic situation, a horrific situation, and one that has touched the heart and soul of every person who lives in this community. and they have come together and some of them have worked tirelessly running down leads, some of them have been working with their agencies in various states. the cooperation we have received from the federal government as well as the state government, as been unparalleled, and i just want to make sure that i publicly thank all of my colleagues for the resources they brought, and also the men and women of the charleston police department and the cha

four hours from here a woman in the shelby north carolina area thought she spotted the suspect's car, alerted police. they were able to capture him. good community police work and good community involvement as well. i want to show you the emanuel ame church this morning. it's become a memorial here. we see nine bows on the side of the street. for each of the nine victims. it's a sad sight in charleston where people are grieving and asking why. >> less than 24 hours since nine families members were told their loved ones were gunned down in the place of worship. >> she was my sister but she was a joy. >> for melvin gram he has competing emotions. >> the suspect in this case is 21 years old. according to investigators, dylann roof went to the church an hour before the shootings asked to join the bible study and opened fire. eight would die inside a ninth at the hospital. the suspect fled but not without his picture on surveillance camera camera. roof was found four hours away in shelby north carolina. >> the suspect is now in custody. >> president obama said now is the time for mourning

accused killer in the charlston church massacre caught more than 200 miles from the crime scene in shelby, north carolina. 21-year-old dylann roof waived extra dig and seen here wearing prison stripes flown back to south carolina to face charges for cold blooded murders allegedly motivated by hate. >> a terrible human being who would go into a place of worship where people were praying and kill them. is now o in custodo in custody . where he will always remain. >> this video from a snap shat shows the bible study taken by one of the victim. tywanza sanders from inside the emanuel ame episcopal church. you get a glimpse of the suspect sitting at the table with worshippers. police say he spent almost an hour inside that church before pulling out his weapon and killing nine people. >> ems command page advising of an active shooter multiple people down. >> witnesses told officials roof stood up and announced to those in the church that he was there to shoot black people. telling his victims when one pleaded for mercy quote you rape our women and you are taking over our country and have you go

police found 21-year-old dylann roof in a car in shelby. police in charleston say he opened fire at the emanuel african methodist church last night after joining in a bible study group for nearly an hour. officials say they are investigating the incident as a potential hate crime. understandably, church members in philadelphia are worried about security issues after the shooting in south carolina. >> right now, many of them are reviewing procedures. nbc 10's drew smith is live at an a.m.e. church in point breeze. i understand worshippers should expect some changes. >> reporter: that's right. inside this church there are going to be some leaders meeting to discuss what they can do to keep people safe here. that could include adding door locks or new security cameras. they don't want to have to do this but it's becoming necessary. >> we have to have our arms open wide. >> reporter: the pastor believes churches shouldn't be locked down like a bank. >> the church is open to everyone. >> reporter: but he doesn't want people feeling unsafe in wha

he's now book in south carolina in jail after an alert woman in shelby after an alert woman in shelby north caroline spotted his car then cled 911. 12 hours eaier police say he sat in a bie study before opening fire on members of histoc black church. >> direcy behind him at stoplight and erything going through my mind was like what if what if but the only thi i could still see was the people inharleston in the prayer circle with the hands gathering around praying that the prayer would be answerd. >> roof expected in court friday afrnoon. >> person died when fire broke out in an apartment complex in union city this afternoon. take a look. see the smoke rising in the video. fair began inarport behind the complex at ha nell street and nooils road. alameda county coroner working to identify the victim. >> new surveillance video show 2 accused shoplifters shoving man out of the way leaving the store exploratorium police say they stole 7000 dollars worth of sunglasses from the sun glass hut in fredericks fact last movement video shows one woman putting them into the pue. >> number of wildfi

. >> reporter: 21-year-old dylann roof finally captured during a traffic stop across state lines in shelby north carolina. more than 200 miles from charleston. and late tonight, roof transported back to south carolina. police saying a citizen alerted this emto his car. >> he was transported here to the shelby police department. we currently have representatives from all the agencies that are involved in this investigation. here on-site to work through the process of getting mr. roof back to south carolina. >> reporter: roof accused of committing one of the deadliest attacks on a place of worship in united states history. at 8:00 p.m. wednesday night, he enters the historic mother emanuel ame church. witnesses say he joined the prayer group, sitting with church members for nearly an hour before opening fire. 9:05 p.m., police responded, arriving to a gruesome scene. >> advising of an active shooter, multiple people down. >> reporter: eight dying inside that church one on the way to the hospital in all six women and three men. roof fleeing the scene, putting the community on alert. >> it is

police in shelby north carolina releasing the dash cam video from a police car that shows the arresting moments of shooting suspect dylann roof. and concluded a 14-hour manhunt that began 250 miles away after the 21-year-old allegedly unleashed a shooting spree claiming the lives of nine african-americans inside the historic emapual a.m.e. church. >> reporter: last thursday shelby north carolina dash cam video reveals the moment police closed in on 21-year-old dylann roof, prime suspect in the murder of nine african-american churchgoers the night before in charleston south carolina. officers are seen approaching the black hyundai, one has a gun drawn, pointed through the rear window. another officer goes to the driver's side door. dylann roof is seen backing away from the car and the officer frisks him. he is handcuffed led to a place vehicle and this is the 911 call that led to dylann roof's arrest: he tells police that one of his staff is on the food following what he leaves is dylann roof's car. back at the car, the police cam shows police searching the hyundai for evidence. they ope

he's now book in south carolina in jail after an alert woman in shelby after an alert woman in shelby north caroline spotted his car then called 911. 12 hours earlier police say he sat in a bible study before opening fire on members of historic black church. >> directly behind him at stoplight and everything going through my mind was like what if what if but the only thing i could still see was the people in charleston in the prayer circle with the hands gathering around praying that the prayer would be answersed. >> roof expected in court friday afternoon. >> person died when fire broke out in an apartment complex in union city this afternoon. take a look. see the smoke rising in the video. fair began in carport behind the complex at hart nell street and nooils road. alameda county coroner working to identify the victim. >> new surveillance video show 2 accused shoplifters shoving man out of the way leaving the store exploratorium police say they stole 7000 dollars worth of sunglasses from the sun glass hut in fredericks fact last movement video shows one woman putting them into the

he's now book in south carolina in jail after an alert woman in shelby after an alert woman in shelby north caroline spotted his car then called 911. 12 hours earlier police say he sat in a bible study before opening fire on members of historic black church. >> directly behind him at stoplight and everything going through my mind was like what if what if but the only thing i could still see was the people in charleston in the prayer circle with the hands gathering around praying that the prayer would be answersed. >> roof expected in court friday afternoon. >> person died when fire broke out in an apartment complex in union city this afternoon. take a look. see the smoke rising in the video. fair began in carport behind the complex at hart nell street and nooils road. alameda county coroner working to identify the victim. >> new surveillance video show 2 accused shoplifters shoving man out of the way leaving the store exploratorium police say they stole 7000 dollars worth of sunglasses from the sun glass hut in fredericks fact last movement video shows one woman putting them into the

away in shelby, n.c. when he was arrested at a traffic stop after appearing are the foreign before curry before a judge could he was escorted onto a private jet to the trip back to charleston where he is being held without bail tonight. >> terrible, he meant being print going to a place of worship were people warplane creek and he killed them print now in custody creek where he will always remain. --terrible human being >> catherine: is also a suspect of a federal hate crime investigation creek >> pam: pastor brown delivered a message of love in the community and the need to keep worshippers safe. >> pam: the pastor denounced the shooting and talked about the deeper social problems he believes lead to this kind of violence. >> pam: brown says now is the time to have a deeper discussion about gun control. >>.weapons of destruction >> pam: brown says both temple emanuel and third baptist church will be taking extra steps to increase security. >> pam: new at six.a prayer vigil just started at the first afric

in the shelby county case, it was one of the most successful pieces of legislation congress ever passed. and it passed by overwhelming majorities on both sides of the aisle. the voting rights act of think most of you know, went this way. if you had a bad record of keeping people from voting, then any change you made in the system had to be cleared either by a district court, or by the attorney general there was a methodism to get out. if you should you had a clean record for x number of years you could then bailout. you didn't have to wait until the whole state was up to speed. they had a built-in mechanism for getting out. the supreme court held that the coverage formula was outdated. that from 65 to 2000, things are changed, so congress had to redo the formula. but practically what senator and what representative is going to stand up and they my state or my county still discriminates. that's impossible. it's impossible to come up with a new formula for that reason. and yet, there was the bailout mechanism that would work when they had been a genuine change. and politically, it wasn't

the 21-year-old was extradited to charleston thursday evening after being captured in shelby, north carolina. a woman alerted authorities when she recognized the car and the driver. >> i seen the haircut and we're talking about a bowl looking cut. >> reporter: this image from the snap chat account of one of the church victims shows roof at the bible study before the shooting. as a memorial continues to grow outside the historic church, a portrait of accused shooter dylann roof begins to emerge. roof's childhood friend says he reconnected with roof a few weeks ago. he says roof told him he wanted to hurt a whole bunch of people and that he had a plan good he told me the black people were taking over the country and he wanted segregation. >> reporter: he used birthday money from his parents to buy a gun. police found the pistol in roof's possession and they found shell casings of the same caliber at the shooting scene. the sheriff's department says roof is being held in isolation and later today will be charged with nine counts of murder. live in charleston, south carolina, case boswell. now b

as chief mullen said with the media, we're able to arrest this awful person in shelby in north carolina because we got the word out. and as a good sign -- a wonderful sign that in america, you know we don't let bad people like this get away with this disasteredly deed. governor? >> thank you, mr. mayor. i want to certainly thank the mayor for his -- he's always had great leadership but during times of struggle he steps up even more, continues to make charleston proud. i continue to appreciate your friendship and your partnership. i want to personally thank bishop norris with the a.m.e. family. i spoke with him this morning. he's in recovery but very much in prayer and leadership and asked we all come together for prayer vigil today at noon. you know we woke up today -- and the heart and soul of south carolina was broken. so we have some grieving. we have some pain we have to go through. parents are having to explain to their kids how they can go to church and feel safe and that's not something we ever thought we'd deal with. having said that we are a strong and faithful state. we love o

right now he's in shelby north carolina. there will be a process we have to go through to get him back here. we'll be working that very diligently. >> now i want to bring in matthew fogg retired chief deputy u.s. marshall. matthew, roof was arrested less than 14 hours after the shooting. what does that tell you about his plan? >> it tells me his plans, if he had any, went awry. police did great police work by pulling this monster over and stopping him. when he went into that church he clearly had plans to kill the folks he did, to do what he did but thank god he got captured and police did great work in pulling him over. one thing i >> one thing i noted he had a gun in the car. are you surprised they pulled him out without incident? >> yes, i am. but he got his point across to bring home racial terror to particularly make a point that this country is not the way that he thinks it should be and probably a lot of other people are thinking the same way. i'm just glad that he got caught and hopefully he'll understand the full br

police arrested 21-year-old dylann roof in shelby, north carolina. >> i was on my way to werk and praying for families. he looked like a young boy. i believe it was the lord. i believe god intervened to help me know that it was him. i'm going to tell you, i am no hero. i was squared. i was scared. sandra: he is accuse of killing nine people, six women and three men during a prayer meeting at a historic black church wednesday night. according to his friends, roof complained blacks were taking over the world and some one needed to do something about it for the white race of the pastor of the church who was also a state senator was among the victims. roof reportedly used birthday money from his parents to buy a gun. >>> on wall street, yesterday was a big day, indeed a big rally. look at major averages. some gains to report for there for the week so far. we head into the final session. week with the dow up 1.2%. s&p up 1.3%. nasdaq up 1.6%. clearly the technology stocks the winner there. the nasdaq closing at its highest point since march 2000. also closing at its first record high since may

he was arrested and taken to the shelby police station. >> why did you do it? >> reporter: law enforcement sources say during an interrogation, roof revealed that he had been planning the attack for some time and that he chose the church because it was an historic african american church. sources say he also revealed that while he was sitting in the bible study he considered abandoning his plan, but then changed his mind. because, a source says, he thought if he didn't do it, no one else would. if convicted roof could get the death penalty. and, scott we learned today the department of justice is investigating this case as both a hate crime and an act of domestic terrorism. >> pelley: jeff pegues on the investigation for us tonight. jeff, thank you very much. this evening the sorrows and the hopes of charleston are filling a 5,000-seat arena in the city's official vigil. this is a live picture now inside the arena the t.d. arena,. amid all the prayers for harmony, attention is focusing again on a symbol of division in the state capital columbia. and here's elai

hours later in the morning, as you say, 14 to 15 hours after he left this church that he turned up in shelby north carolina about a four-hour drive from where we are right now. in shelby north carolina martin savidge told you it was a tip from people who said that car looked suspicious. an officer saw him at a traffic stop interacted with him, and arrested him without incident. he did have a gun in the vehicle. we do not know for sure whether it was the gun used in this shooting or allegedly used in this shooting by the suspect, but he is now in custody in north carolina. there are issues about whether or not he will waive extradition, but sooner or later he will end up back here in south carolina and face charges. but you know jake it is so fascinating, you've covered a number of incidents like this the suspect dies or kills himself on the spot or so often is killed by law enforcement. this man, this suspect he ran, but caught very quickly. jake? >> and apparently he surrendered. that's one of the reasons he was taken alive. he was peacefully surrendering. john berman you'll be with us thro

he was spotted by a woman in shelby, north carolina, a four-hour drive from here. he had a gun in his possession when he was taken into custody. it's not clear whether that's the same gun that was used in the church shooting. family members of his dispute reports that his father bought him a .45 caliber handgun for his birthday. there was other reports he was given money and bought the gun himself. we're learning about the final moments inside the bible study class as nine people were killed. the young man actually sat in the class for up to an hour before he opened fire. he might have even prayed with the victims. i want to bring in nick valencia good morning, nick. >> reporter: good morning, we believe that 21-year-old dylann roof will wake up in a county jail in north charleston after being captured just north of here spotted by a a florest who saw his suspicious car, notified authorities and that led him to be arrested. we believe that dylann roof is in isolation away from the rest of the prison population likely on suicide watch. according to our affiliate her

i think there's a consensus in the case of health care, hobby lobby, shelby county, that as the most senior person on the dissent side, i should write the dissent. for the rest, i try to be as fair as i can, to distribute them evenly and there's been much grumbling from my colleagues about that. justice liu: when you think about your two decades now on the supreme court, do you think there are things that you feel more sure footed about today than you did when you first began? justice ginsburg: well, i was a new judge, i had been on the d.c. circuit for 13 years so i wasn't too quiet, except the very first sitting in october. i asked a lot of questions at oral argument. my then-chief, for whom i came to have great affection, decided i had been a little smart alecy, so at the end of the sitting instead of giving me what is traditional for the junior justice, that is an easy unanimous decision he gave me a most miserable erisa case, where the court divided 6-3. i went to the justice to complain, i said, he's not supposed to do this, is he? they said, ruth, just do it. just do it. get y

police in shelby north carolina got a call around 11 a.m. on thursday about a possible sighting of the suspect. a floirs on her way to work said she recognized roof's car and his hair cut. >> something told me, i'm telling you divine intervention. god had me where i needed to be. i am not telling you i wasn't afraid. i was scared. i was scared. you know, but i kept saying, lord you know if i can just get there and do it safely. i wasn't going to try to put myself or anyone else in danger. if i can do it safely and get his tag number. >> now this entire city fair to say the state and country. people are struggling with what happened here in this devastating loss. everyone from residents to clergy to politicians, they are all wondering how this could have happened. >> the accused killer in the charleston church massacre caught more than 200 miles from the crime scene in shelby north carolina. 21-year-old dylann roof waived extradition and seen here wearing prisonen stripes was flown back to south carolina to face charges for cold-blooded kille

he was captured in shelby north carolina and from a bolo that was put out be on the lookout. and they recognized the license plate, they recognized him, they recognized the car when they ran the plates they saw that it was him. when they did apprehend him, he was carrying a gun. a .45-caliber handgun. that gun is believed to have been given to him by his father for his 21st birthday which was just on april 3rd. not sure if that is the gun he's accused of using in this particular incident. but what a -- not even 24 hours it's been since he began this shooting the shooting began, we were on the air last night at 10:00 this apparently happened at 9:00 p.m. eastern time. then the information started coming in an hour later. there you see him being cooperative. and according to sources and to police this morning, when they took him into custody, he was cooperative as well. what does that mean? it doesn't mean anything because he's accused of killing nine people and committing a terrorist act, saying you're raping our women you're taking our country, you have to be stopped, i'm her

murdering nine people in a charleston church faces a judge this morning he was captured yesterday in shelby n.c. and flown back to south carolina to face charges of see this picture here are bigger partner cnn city in minutes to killing them save you 1 to stock or risk war. >>reporter: the 21 year ... and the charleston jail awaiting a friday afternoon or appearance the law-enforcement surface as he has confessed to shooting and killing nine people inside of the historic emanuel a in a church wednesday night one of the victims posted a snap video from the last moment before the attack you can see him briefly in the video police later called of with him and shelby n.c. after he was spotted by a driver according to law- enforcement they found a handgun in his car was a slim one he bought an airport and charles of the installer de friends describe him as shy and quiet saying he kept mostly to himself as for a more one on fourth official tells us if you want to start the race war. >>reporter: community is focusing on healing. >>james: we visited the first church in oakland last night to see how

>> no the reality is the shelby decision is divisive. the five supreme court justices that ruled in the shelby case are divisive. the fact that rewe have a gutted voting rights action section 4, gutted, the formula. which means we no longer have section 5. in the south, most of the things they have done in north carolina i would say all of them would not have passed a preclearance test. our governor, our legislators, thom tillis who's now a senator, and theo who's still the senate majority leader in our state, have all been divisive. they've gone against the voters. as i said here in north carolina, these -- we had laws that republicans and democrats had been using for the last three election cycles that increased the voting participation, that moved north carolina to being the fourth highest per capita increase in voting in the country. african-american voters had been expedientially had increased. what they're really afraid of, dr. dyson, is the possibility of a third reconstruction in the south. breaking through the solid south. break

she continued to get back on the highway and follow them into shelby. that's when they noted where she was. once she got the tag number the police responded with being there so quickly and then took him down. >> you did what most pop are surprised with and you continued to follow the suspect and obviously you just heard that he killed nine americans. any fear as you were following him or were you acting on pure in instincts instincts? >> well, i was scared. i was seen him the first time and thought that it was him. i am not -- no brave person here at all. i was scared but i felt like i needed to do this. i also knew that i had somebody looking out after me. i knew that he was watching me and who was in control of the whole situation. it was the lord up above, and he had his hand in the whole thing. >> and joining me now is usa today and what is the reaction after hearing of her recount her story? >> reporter: well, i think it's a remarkable. she spotted someone that she thought looked like someone that everybody was hunting for. for her to go and call t

shelby it's about four hours north of where we are right now in charleston. it's a city that sits east of charleston. law enforcement officials say officers noticed something suspicious about the car. he was driving a hyundai. they pulled him over and took him into custody without incident. i'm told that he is in the process of being brought back here. i can also tell you that this is a 21-year-old that doesn't just have a criminal record, but has a recent criminal record. there was a drug charge earlier this year also a trespassing charge from earlier this year as well. that's about all we know about the suspect at this point. as you indicated, this is a communicate that is very much in mourning. here's the thing about the mourning happening in charleston. this is a city that has been in mourning for several months now. this of course the same city sent reeling after the walter scott murder case. that shooting not 4 miles from where i understand right now. but it has been good to see so many vigils so many prayer services being held, not just here in charles

officials have not said where in shelby. we don't know if it was a relative's house or friend's house. he's thought to be brought back to charleston quickly. meanwhile at this hour a vigil is being held here in charleston, south carolina, to remember the victims. among them reverend clementa pinckney. >> i can't imagine the emotion. how can you describe it there? i know it was scary for a moment. i can't even imagine. >> reporter: it's been scary all night. there have been folks who have been camped out here all night around the church. parishioners of the church. but just to give you a sense of the relief, a woman standing behind me here on the corner after word spread that the suspect had been caught, she screamed out praise jesus, praise jesus. she then went to the vigil. keep in mind, sheinelle, this is the same community, charleston, south carolina, the same place where just a few weeks ago the walter scott shooting, that shooting that was caught on tape and captivated the country, the officer since then indicted and ch