fox news urgent. connecting the dots in the malaysian airline tragedy. hello, everyone. i am julie bandaras. newly released video could be key in determining who shot down flight mh 17. the u.s. intelligence analyst believe that a russian commander over saw the missile strike on the passenger jet. international monitor struggle to secower the site and separatist are limiting the access. russia is helping the separatist destroy evidence at the crash site.

rebels are reportedly removing bodies and taking them to the city of donetsk where they are in control. allegations drawing strong reaction from the transport minister. >> any action that prevents us from learning the truth. they need to stop interferrance and it is it the betrayal of the lives we lost. >> we have fox team coverage for you tonight. jennifer griffin live in washington. and steve streaming on the ground in donetsk. russians and ukrainians are blaming each other for the horrible tragedy. what is it the rest of the world say? >> russia is getting a lot of criticism for the aftermath. not only malaysian prime minister but the prime minister of ukraine. saying experts are trying to get

to the crash site and they have received threats of kidnapping. and the most strident criticism is the netherland, the freedom prime whose country lost 190 people. and vladimar putin has one more chance to get it right. the way the bodies were handled showed gross disrespect and a plow for the family of the victims. >> this has to be causing pain for the families of the victim. is there a hope for a cease four and families to retrieve remains of the loved ones? >> reporter: it is upsetting and pictures and still photos coming out of the scene. the bodies have been out in the sun and today some were put in the black plastic bag and confusion where they have been taken.

rebel controlled areas or ukrainian areas and confusion and agonizing wait for the family numbers who are not seeing their loved ones treated with dignity. >> what about the hopes of a ceasefire? >> reporter: you have a push from president obama and president putten for an immediate ceasefire, but here, people forefor the worst. this is a city of million people dead quiet and a lot of people fleeing if they can to relatives to russia. they foremore violence and they are leaving this area, julie. >> steve, thank you very much. let's look closer in the buk missile launcher that intelligence sources believe was used flight on malaysia flight 17. it has a range of 28 miles and

each launcher can track multiple targets. and it was designed to fight cruise mussils and smart bombs and unmanned aerial vehicles and now to the u.s. investigation in to the crash. intelligence sources said intercepted phone calls said a russian commander oversaw the missile that led to the deaths. this is from a rebel controlled town. jennifer griffin has the story. what do we know about the russian colonel who is letting the uprising. snishgs igor strawcaust is known and this colonel who is leading the movement over saw the strike. they don't believe he anyhow

they were targeting a jet. one of his lieutenants is overheard talking to another russian military intelligence officer in intercepts. and they are conducting voice rebbing nugz and believe the audio to be authentic. >> you shot down a plane it fell down outside. >> pilots were where are the pilots. >> sent off to look at the plane. >> how many minutes ago. >> 30 minutes ago. >> that surface to air missile had to come from russia. the training provided and operated that surface to air missile system, most likely came from russia. >> that was u.s. defense secretary chuck hagel as one well placed western source, we are building a case and it is

pretty near bulletproof at this point. >> we'll talk about the missile launcher, where is it now? >> western intelligence are watching the separatist trying to hide the launcher since the plane went down. they believe it is likely back across the border in russia and believe this video is authnottic showing the missile launcher heading to the border. it was shot at dawn and missing two of the four missiles. they pinpointed the launch site for the missile and they believe that the sa 11 buk missile was brought across the border in recent weeks. >> jennifer, thank you so much. we want to hear from you at home. do you think it is possible to conduct a fair investigation of the malaysian airliner and will

anyone be responsible for the attack? tweet me and i will read your reploys. escalating the international tensions in ukraine. secretary of state kerry urging russia to calm the crisis there. secretary kerry pushed for pro russia separatist to release hostages and lay down arms and engage in a dialogue with ukrainian government. and stressed for the investigators to receive full and immediate access to the malaysian plane. >> and we are learned more about the sole american on board. 19-year-old quinn luca s.

he was studying international business. he was flying to ba li for a family vacation and relatives are in shock and unbearable pain. >> you just hope that none of the children or the grandchildren go before you. and that has happen. this is the first time it happen in our family. >> enormous, we can't understand it. it is so useless and senseless what happened. >> grief fills the hallways of the school lab in indiana where carlen worked. she was on board of the ill fated flight. she was a foreign student studying chemistry in indiana university. friends and colleagues can't believe they will no longer see her walking through campus. >> right off of the bat, she was

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in paris, police clash with thousands of pro- palestinian protestors. france is home to the western europe largest muslim and jewish population. rioters threw rocks at the police. there was a banned march after the last sunday turned violent. and in london, thousands of protestors gathered to call for an end to military action. 15,000 people marched to the israeli embassy. it comes after pro palestinian demonstrators stormed london and you are looking at live pictures of gaza right now, it is after 2 o'clock a.m. local time and there are new reports of blood shed as the israeli ground operation including the death of two soldiers. john huddy has the latest. good morning, john.

>> reporter: good morning, jouleiet we are hearing more action to the north. we saw flares coming down and that indicates a battle that is starting to happen or an opening salvo. i will keep my eyes out and eyes and ears open. we'll talk about what happened overnight and this morning so far. the main accountive is rooting out hamas' network of tunnels and that was the primary goal last night as the ground offensive continued. we are in day three and israel soldiers dug in the tunnels with the d9 bulldozer ands moving it over the israeli and gaza border. three militants were killed and

two israelis were killed and two were dressed as you mentioned in israeli soldier uniform to infilt rate and a thifrd one had hand cuff ands tranquilizers obviously as an attempt to abduct israelis. and this is a concern. these tunnels stretch in israel and 13 tunnels have been destroyed. but the israeli military expect there are many, many more. and this also as the air strikes continue. there are numerous air strikes over the course of last 13 days. 150 targets were hit including several in our location. we saw a wall that was blown out and perhaps it was targeted for a tunnel and it is why it was struck and property in and around us that was hit while we have been here.

and death toll as you mentioned. two israeli soldiers were killed last night. and i am hearing gun four in the distance. and more than 350 palestinians have been killed and 1600 injured. and the fifth of the death toll are children. and coming back to us. there is a flare to the north artillery fire and seeing the explosions. that is several miles north. we have so tremendous amount of fighting in the last three days offensive and artillery fire and air strikes in and around our location. and i will listen for one second. it sounds like helicopters in the area andev now and again we hear a jet as well.

and we'll keep an eye on this, as i said around now things start to hot up and that's what we are starting to see. it was quiet because hundred tons of medical supplies were brought across the border for gaza hospitals including the hospital in gaza city. doctors are over womened because they are running out of medical splois and hopefully that is changing. and you can hear the explosion and the war and battle on the ground with the ground offensive >> jowly. >> it just doesn't slow down. and excellent reporting as always. >> and new hope and time in curving a nuclear program. deadline for negotiations was to have expired tomorrow. teheran agreed it remain in the

bargaining table for four months. secretary kerry said the talks led to some progress but concedes very real gaps in the lasting agreement with iran. what is the hold up. >> reporter: mostly the uraniar enrichment program. iran said it is peaceful purposes. but the nations don't believe. that iran wants to expand from 20,000 center refuges to 190 center fuguess. and kerry said diplomacy takes time and persistence is needed to determine whether we can achieve our objectives peacefully. to turn our back prematurey on diplomatic efforts when significant progress has been

made would deny ourselves the ability it a chief our objectives peacefully. >> they have agreed to release 2.8 billion that were frozen because iowa ran met some obligations and continues to negotiate. this is on top of 6 billion already released. julie. >> that is not going over well with the republicans in congress. edroyce said i don't so a extension of funning to iran as process. they won with the good cop and bad cop routine. backing off the absurd claim for the centrifugecentrifuges. they think time is on their side. >> and the negotiations, there

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region and ukraine is helping separatist remove and destroy evidence from the crash site. disturbing reports of dozens of bodies taken to the rebel city of don'tesque. steve? >> reporter: in the aftermath of the crisis. crittism of russia is growing. not only from ukraine. the prime minister of ukraine said the investigators were threaten the with kidnapping by the separatist and malaysian critized the failure to close off and secower the site and the sharpest coming from the prime minister of the netherlands who lost more than 190 passengers on board of the plane. the freedom prime saying vladimar putin has one more chance to get it right. they are outranged by the way the bodies have been treated

with an utter lack of respect. it is an outcry building against rush why in the tragedy. and confusion of what is happening to the bodies and who is taking them away. several dozen were bagged and placed in plastic bags and taken to the side of the road or trucks and some debated whether they are going to morgs in donetsk or rebel controlled territory. pene pone experts are on the scene of the crash site but day two, they are not given. and here in the rebel strong hold a city of 1 million people and eerie silence throughout the day and many people can and have left the city and fighting so far made it impossible to make an accurate assessment of what happened to bring the plane down.

back to you. >> and so every since we learned about flight 17 going down, so many people were surprised to learn that commercial airlines were flying over a volatile region of the world. and it happens more often than you might think and it happens in iraq every day. will this tragedy change the way the world flies? kim kirstenson and aviation analyst joins me now. it is it a fact that iraq in a war- torn country commercial airlines are flying in the air space, right? >> yes, and many regions even in africa. and some regions have more robust systems to it shoot down airlines that are flying over their regions and that was the case two days ago. >> flight 17 was flying a air traffic routing that is issued by dozens of jets a day in of ae by federal aviation authorities.

and this raises a lot of questions whether the plane is flying over war- torn eastern ukraine and if policies need to change and if commercial airlines carrying innocent civilians should enter the territories. >> that's correct, julie. and the euro control who is responsible for filing a flight plane of the malaysian jet flying over the remmingion and the reason they were avoiding, and when they got shot down, they were outside of that region. and that is caught up in the web. and that is surface to air missiles and what dot airlines need to do. and should they be to avoid troubled spots. and it is safe as it was.

and that is the aviation authority look bo the enteleigence on daily briefs. and avoid that area altogether. >> and clearly those who shot it down didn't think a commercial airline should be flying through the region can when they assumed caring civilians. could this has consequences for air travel do you believe? >> i think it is an innocent where policy will be changed. israel deals on it on a daily basis. they have to fly over regions that are not friendly to them. but it was a rather large airliner and the only bigger is 747 and 380. they have to look at the regions. and clearly people on the ground semitrained and not fully

trained because they did not identify the aircraft as friend or foe with the iff- system and shot down a airliner. >> i want to explain to the viewers why is a plane near a war- torn country like iraq and ucan't. a lot of it is economic. flight times are extended and that is more fuel and pilots et cetera. and what is the alternative and if you can't cancel flights all over the world and that would drive the airline industries in to bankruptcy essentially with the amount of money it costs and what do you do? do you fit airliners with missile defense technology and that is something that hasn't been done? >> some business jets that fly in high threat regions do that. but the pilots go through

training. >> but the commercial airliners don't have that. but we should have that in war torn regions. you have to pay the price somewhere instead of lives. >> that's correct, julie. but counter measures with a large aircraft. it can't manoufer very fast and sometimes you have to have counsellor movers and they are not trained for that. and you have to have military pilots train for. that >> absolutely. when they take out of iraq they do cork screw techniques. you will not so a commercial cork screws through ukraine. thank you for talking to us. >> my pleasure. >> earlier we asked if there is a fair investigation in the downed malaysian airliner. >> and jrv, too late for a fair

investigation. evident tampered with and sadly a casulties of war, hash tash flow fly zone. >> no wonder it fell in just this hostile territory. all those conflicts are related. will anyone be held responsible. >> plain and simple someone told them to do that. no one but the russians has that type of technol to shot a plane 33,000 feet up. >> no one will be blamed for the incident and then we should have to induce proper and just punishment. i will rely to some of you on twitter. >> deadly disaster on a chinese freeway. our top story around the world in 80 seconds. authorities in china said 38

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needed to achieve piece. critics argue that the iranians are just stalling. that's how fox reports, i am julie bandaras. thanks for watching. huckabee starts right now. >> tonight on huckabee. >> evidence indicates that the plane was shot down by a surface to air missile launched by an area with russian backed separatist. russia refused to take the steps necessary to deescalate the situation. we will impose. >> is the president's warning for russia strong enough? >> there is right and wrong. a just side and evil side. >> hamas continues to fire rockets and israel expand the assault in gaza. we'll move from i