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we extend sincere condolences to all the victims who have been affected. >> ashley: ezekiel kelly was supposed to be in bars at the time of the attacks, a judge sentences him for aggravated assault in 2021. >> todd: he was released after 11 months and the charge was downgraded from attempted murder. brooke singman has the latest. >> brooke: police confirm the suspect who was at large for almost 24 hours has been caught, here is what we know so far. 19-year-old ezekiel kelly is in custo...

recommended she remain under medical supervision. the queen remains comfortable and at balmoral. her country estate in the scottish highlands. greg palkot is reporting live from london with this news this morning. hi, greg. >> this is a country on edge. the last 90 minutes or so since we got the word from the royal household theyre concerned about her health. new words weve never heard about queen elizabeth ii before. the whole country is concerned and worried and praying. the news cam...

Long time to come. >> ashley: two cases, evacuee who had broken out of prison by the taliban in august of 2021, since been brought back or taken by ice agents. how many more people do you think are in the united states right now? >> ashley, here is the problem, they dont show up and you saw pictures of the botched withdrawal, didnt use baghram. these people dont show up with documents, dont have passports, cant hit a computer button and say this is okay, this one is not. this is a long process. ...

Unexplainable mistake. the government needs to look into it because of the damage that was done to the people in hawaii by this accident. just to make one thing clear, just because some guy pressed the wrong computer button in hawaii for the alert notice. it has nothing to do with the defense departments command and control communications over the nuclear arsenal itself. it is a lot of headlines out there pushed the wrong button its nuclear war. we arent close to that. thats not at all analogous...

Panic for 38 minutes. an employee at the hawaii emergency management agency hit a wrong computer button by mistake. ryan ozawa is a resident of hawaii, joins me now from honolulu. hello, ryan. >> good morning, good morning. it is actually still evening here, but it is good to be here. >> well, yes. it is nice to have you. can you take us back through your immediate reaction when you saw this alert? what was that like? >> well, it was 8:00 in the morning and because it is a beautiful cool satur...

Again for "cnn newsroom" live from atlanta, im natalie allen. here are our top stories. hawaiis governor says new safety protocols are now in place after a false alarm went out to the entire u.s. state, warning of an approaching ballistic missile. the alert showed up on phones, tv screens, and radios saturday morning sending people into a panic for 38 minutes. an employee at the hawaii emergency management agency hit a wrong computer button. it was a mistake. meantime, japans capital is getting ...

Not what you want to experience on a vacation in hawaii. cell phones and tv screens all across the u.s. state lit up with a terrifying warning saturday morning. this is what people saw when they woke up at home or at the beaches, parks or stores, the message on the left warning of a ballistic missile headed straight at them. it took more than a half hour before the correction on the right went out saying, actually, no miss lz weiles were on the w false alarm. people ran for shelter. residents hu...

Happened because a state worker hit the wrong computer button. we get more on it all from malika lincoln in honolulu. >> what happened today was totally unacceptable and many in our community was deeply affected by this and im sorry for that pain and confusion that anyone might have experienced. >> reporter: a somber apology from the governor as state officials admitted human error was to blame for the false ballistic missile threat alert and the nearly 40 minutes it took for a correction to be ...