that is a cashmere sweater, and then he is now looking guilty so dogs feel guilty. >> we got a lot of response on facebook and twitter. thank you for being part of "the real story." here's shep. >> two major airline disasters in one week and now another passenger jet has disappeared. this time more than 100 people onboard. ahead, what we know about what went wrong. >> the story of the teenager who crashed his plane trying to fly around the world. wrong in the arizona death chamber? inconceivably, convicted kill two-took more than 90 minutes to die of lethal injection but his victims' relatives say he deserved to suffer. this hour we hear from a reporter who watched it unfold and was horrified. but there's breaking news now so let's get to it. >> the breaking news happening now, coming from pennsylvania,

just outside philly. let's go to the map. mercy fitzgerald hospital on lockup, our local fox station for philly is reporting a suspect is in custody after several people got shot. multiple reports that one of the victims in this case is a doctor. we're working now to confirm that independently. we have not yet. and getting the condition of the other victims. we know of at least two people shot there may be more. it's an unfolding situation in darby, pennsylvania. first, a fox urgent. the "washington post" newspaper now reports it has credible reports that one of its own correspondents is now in custody of iran. in custody along with two other american citizens. this breaking in just the last few minutes. "washington post" reports it's not clear to them who took the people or why. the journalists in question here is jason ravian.

he has dual citizenship of united states and iran. his wife is also in custody. she is an iranian citizen. who had applied for u.s. permanent residency. a spokeswoman tells the post-the state department is aware of the reports but has no more information to disclose. the united states and iran do not have formal diplomatic relations, making it a complicated process to release the americans. with us now is delphine haugen. why would these people be in custody? what the situation? >> it's important to understand that anyway the situation in iran is extremely difficult for journalists. just to give you one -- right now, 64 journalists or bloggers in jail in iran.

and what us also important to understand is that after one year since new president was elected, it's sad to see no progress for freedom of nation has been seen in iran. newspaper has been closed. now the news, and of course we are still waiting for information. i was not able to talk to my colleagues in iran, so for the moment i can just tell you about the general situation in iran. >> recorders without borders does not have information about how long this particular reporter from the "washington post," or his wife -- how long they've been in custody or what the situation surrounding it is. >> i just have the information that the "post" published so i don't have personal information but the state department also acknowledge they are following the three american citizens were

detained. and you know, just this case remind us there's other american citizens who are detained or kidnapped right now, and i'm thinking especially of the two american great reporter, jan and austin, who are missing in syria since almost two years. >> a cnn free lancer missing as well in the current conflict of israel and gaza in 25 years i don't remember a time when journalists withhaving this much time around to the world. are we hearing more about it or is the situation getting more dire. >> it's very sad to say with so much conflict and going on around the world, a journalists are really at the front lines. right now we counted almost 200 journalist detained around the world, and the five countries remain sadly syria, somalia

india, or pakistan. so, there's a lot of danger for the people who try to inform us of what is happening around the world. >> in many cases putting their lives and freedom on the line. defphine, thank you, keep us updated. i mentioned a cnn free lancer had been taken as well. i said this was in the conflict between sergeant and hamas. i misspoke. that's actually in the conflict in ukraine, a cnn free lancer is missing. yet another airliner has vanished from radar in what was already aviation's deadliest week in nearly two decades. air traffic controllers report they lost contact with an air al american league algrie plane. 116 people on board, most from

france. recording to the reporting of the reuters, teams have spotted the wreckage. we cannot confirm that. and other reports indicated the jet is still missing, so early on in the reporting it's hard to know exactly what happen except we are confident the jet is missing. adding to a long list of airline incidents in recent days. it's been a week since the missile brought down the malaysian jet. yesterday a transasia turbo prop crashed during a storm in tie one, killing 48 people. earlier this week a hamas rocket hit near the airport in tel aviv and prompted a travel ban for all united states air carriers but today federal aviation officials lifted the ban. still, today's news is bound to rattle nervous fliers. the the algerian disappeared an

hour after it took off and vanished somewhere over northern mali. we'll show you the desolate area upon our wall. nothing but desert. it's nothing but desert out there. officials in france say they have fighter jets combing the area, which is enormous, nor any signs of wreckage. the federal aviation administration restrictions american air carriers from trying in the area, citing a risk of antiaircraft fire. french officials are now downplaying the possibility in this case, saying fighters probably could not bring down this jet. no matter the cause, today's incident brings the total number of people either dead or missing in air disasters to 700 since marsh. lea gabrielle is here on the

news deck. what are we learning about this latest incident in mali. >> weather was at laos a factor during the night. we can show you the plain went missing during a rainstorm. here's the weather radar picture at 1:55 local time when it disappeared from air traffic control radar. we're hearing the pilots express concern about the weather and a message to air traffic controllers. listen. >> the planed a asked for change of itinerary. >> local officials are saying that there is evidence of the plane deviated from its flight path, from aviation radar and that's something that any responsible pilot would do if they see weather becomes a factor, you deviate for safety of flight regardless of what the air traffic controllers say. >> it's starting to sound like weather was a factor in yesterday's crash in taiwan.

>> as a pilot your trained to understand weather systems. thunderstorms can create major winds, updrafts, downdrafts and low visibility and lightning can badly damage an aircraft's electrical system. this is the weather radar when the taiwanese plane went down. it's really an ugly picture. 200 flights in the area were cancelled earlier. you can see what was left of the plane. aviation authorities say flights rhymed because weather met the basic requirements. and it's worth noting while all this crashes make flyers nervous, the statistics still show a traveler is more likely to do you in route to the airport in car than actually in a plane crash. >> worth remembering. thank you. it's a busy news afternoon. just getting breaking news in from the state department.

the spokesperson at the state department says that the united states has evidence that the russians have been firing artillery from within russia to attack ukrainian military targets. if true we have just gotten from the state department a game game-changer. the pentagon, i just heard -- the pentagon just conformed to fox news this isn't happening from the eastern side of ukraine. that disputed area where separatists who are russian supporters have been doing bad acts. that is not the case. the state department and the pentagon have just confirmed this is coming from russia. from vladimir putin's russia. now what? now what, europe, and your energy ties? now what, united kingdom and your money ties? now what, world, as a jet has been shot from the sky and 298 completely innocent people are

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here on the news deck we're working three breaking stories right now. one from the pentagon and the state department on the activities coming from russia and they're dire. first i want to get to

pennsylvania quickly just outside philadelphia. mercy fitzgerald hospital on lockdown now. our local station, fox 29, reporting a suspect is in custody after several people were shot. there are multiple reports that one of the victims is a doctor. again, fox news working to confirm that. we're trying to get the conditions of the victims. the moment we get anymore from a now on lockdown mercy wellness center, we'll bring it to you instantly. first more breaking news. the state department has just confirmed and the pentagon has confirmed to fox news that the state department has evidence that shows russia has been firing artillery shells from inside russia, towards the west, into eastern ukraine and attacking ukraine military targets. this has been happening for several days now. steve harrigan is live in

donetsk where this probably comes as no great surprise but i wonder if it doesn't turn up the volume. putin directly involved. >> reporter: it certainly would turn up the volume. we have to be careful what this statement means. as we now now for some time now, for some months, russian-backed rebels have been fighting against the ukrainian government, trying to create their own state here in the east. they have been getting material and spurt and sophisticated weapons from russia. now there could be two options based on the statement. is it these rebels, many of whom are ethnic russians, who are firing on ukrainian forces from the russian side of the border or an authorized russian military unit it? if it's the latter that would bee a significant escalation and meaning basically russia is using its military against ukraine's military two nations fighting. it would take this out of the

realm of rebellion into the realm of international war. >> it really would, and i'm read through again the statements of our reporters at the state department and what we just got seconds ago from the pentagon, and just to go back and confirm, steve, they are specific in that the firing is coming in the way of are till ray from the russian side of the border, but you're correct to say they're not specific about who is firing it. if they know they're not yet being specific. >> of course we have seen in a number of conflicts -- think back to vietnam where you have forces fighting against a nation who might cross borders, perhaps for refuge and to fire from there. that could be the case. we have to be careful to say who exactly is doing the firing, still russian-backed rebels or has it gone beyond that. keep in mind the situation on the ground here. all this fighting is taking

place close to the border betweenian jane -- ukraine and russian. russian has been known to supply weapons to the rebels and the facts on the ground, these rebels are losing ground. yes, they've knock down some jets but they're losing town after town to the ukrainian government. is russia now upping the ante, trying to keep this rebellion alive, doing it by aid or with their owns forces? we'll have to determine which is the truth. >> i have just gone through the transcript of the briefing and it says, the -- a spokesperson at the state department said, and i quote, the united states has evidence that the russians have been firing artillery from within russia to attack ukrainian military targets. now, sometimes we're speaking in general terms because the

separatists, they have russian ties ties and some casees go back to generations and consider themselves russian even though they live in the east of ukraine. but this is specific in saying russian are. cost not say the russian military. that would be something else entirely. we'll just wait for -- i'm now told wore working to get clarification from state and pentagon. so will come back you. >> stewart holliday former u.s. ambassador to special political affairs and is live with us. i think steve is on point, as he almost always is, when he says if this is russian separatist that's one think old news. if this is russians, meaning the russian military, the game just changed. >> that would up the ante and be a direct violation of the territorial sovereignty of the ukraine. there have been reports earlier about some of the antiaircraft

firing that has downed some of the planes cullly coming -- actually coming from russia. this has not been confirmed. i would mean a significant departure from what has been happening. >> for one thing, vladimir putin has been able to at least to this point get away with things using semantics. first of all, he was using lies when we're talking about in crimea when he said we have nothing to do with that. it's clear he did have direct something to do with that and now owns it with possession nine/tennings of the law. it's been a proxy situation but it changes if his tanks and his military under this control as commander in chief, did the firing on ukraine, because that is clearly an act of war, and we would be in some way involved because we have allegiances over there that are by treaty can't be broken. >> that's right. and our relationship with ukraine is strong and we have

been talking about supporting them with equipment and support, but they're not actually a nato treaty ally, so our red line wouldn't be tripped but we would -- it would create a situation where we could go back to the cold war in terms of the level of tensions. this would be a very, very dangerous act, and putin has shown a tendency to say one thing and do another. so, it will be very interesting to see what we find out about these artillery units. >> i understand the importance of this and we have discussed it repeatedly. the fact remains it's vladimir putin who has supporting the rebels. i understand the lines are different but the effect of things is the same. these are his weapons which are we're told shot the plane out of the sky and it's at his direction this is happening. >> absolutely. they're in direct support of these rebel forces, and i think that as was pointed out, they have been on the defensive despite the very prominent

downings of aircraft. they've been losing on the battlefield and as they get closer to the russian border, you'll see russian ethnic groups fall back into enclaves, and russia will be hard-pressed to come to their aid. these are ethnic russians and they're going to be probably looking at defending that territory from the border and that's a very porous agreeaire. >> so behind me our information specialists are working to get clarification on this very important point. is what they're saying the russian military has fired on the ukrainians? we happen to have an answer shortly. like, the one the bank sees? [ male voice ] sheesh, i feel like i'm being interrogated over here. [ male voice ] she's onto us. dump her. [ pay phone rings ] hello? oh, man. that never gets old.

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lots of breaking news, first, new information from philadelphia. a hospital on lockdown in the

suburbs. the mayor of darby, now confirms self people have been shot. not outside but inside mercy fitzgerald hospital. it is still unclear to anyone with whom we have spoken exactly how many. we're being told at least two. at least one victim is getting treatment at another hospital now. not clear what his or her condition is. police confirm they have arrested the shooter, but locked down the hospital to make sure there are no other suspects in the building. this is happening darby, just outside philly. more from the hospital when we get it. >> more from the state department and passenger. we're waiting to see if putin's forces are shooting into ukrainian. first, though, what a gruesome scene yesterday. arizona is now officially reviewing how it executes inmates after the lawyer for a

convicted murderer says the inmade gasped and snorted for nearly two hours after he got the lethal injection. here's what is supposed to health you're supposed to get one drug and you fall asleep. you get another drug and it kills you within 10 to 15 minutes. you're not supposed to wake back up and be snorting and still alive. that falls under cruel and unusual punish. in many people's eyes and you can't do that. so they're investigating. here's the back story. prosecutor says joseph woods shot and killed his ex-girlfriend and her father at an auto body shop in 1989. the victims' relatives gave highly emotional statements yesterday after the execution. they witnessed it, saying that wood, the guy who was countied, what he went through was nothing compared to what they're family members went through. >> this man conducted a horrifying murder and you guys-going, oh, let's worry about the drug and how it

affects him. why don't we give home a bullet, drainow, something else. everybody is worried about the drugs. the its these people on death row, they deserve to suffer a little bit. >> what family member wouldn't feel that way. but wood's attorney calls the whole thing torture. states have struggled to find drugs to use after executions because the drugs they were using ran out. those drugs are still made oversea us but nobody overseas will ship them to the united states because they don't believe in the death penalty. so they have this new concoction that other states have been testing, experimenting on human beings. that was experimented on -- could you back up -- the experiment happened the state of ohio. the same combination as in arizona. back in jap. the inmate in that case snorted and a gasped for a half hour before dying, yet they used it again. oklahoma used a different

combination of drugs in april that apparently did not administer them correctly, and an inmate died of a heart attack 45 minutes later. for more on this case, let's go to arizona and fox 10 and our station fox 10 and troy hayden, a reporter for ksaz. you were there yesterday and one reporter had seen five or six executions and looked like he had seen a ghost, and then they got to you and you just laid it out. explain to us what you saw. >> well, first of all, want to say this is not about joe wood. joe wood was a bad guy. committed a terrible crime. so we're talking about the process of putting him to death and it was tough to watch, took a long time. started off normally. little death house in the back of the prison. a big prison on lock down. we're sitting on benches, shoulder to shoulder, and behind us this old gas chamber.

ahead of us is the picture window and curtains are closed. the side of that are individual mow nonner video monitors and there's joe wood. and there are i.v.s in his arm. then the curtain opens up, laying four feet away from me. looking at all the witnesses there. and he goes to sleep. again, everything is going the way it should. about five minutes later -- now, the terns are saying gasping and wheezing. i describe is more as a gum gulping. opening his mouth like a fish when you throw on the beach and his mouth is open and gulping for air. and that went on for 15 minutes. then 30 minutes, then 45, and at an hour people started thinking, what's going on? is something wrong here? his attorneys jump up, run out of the death house. they're go to the courts trying to stop this in thele middle of the execution.

at an hour 30, i remember thinking very clearly to myself, is it possible they're not going to be able to kill this guy? and what happens if they can't? do they try to revive him? finally ten minutes later he stops gulping for air and it's over. so an hour and 40 after the gulping two hours after the whole thing started, it was over. >> no matter what our viewers' thoughts are an capital punish; this is not how this is supposed to work. i watched the death of timothy mcveigh and they put the needles in, he fell asleep and that was it. he died. and there was evidence that happened and you could see it. jan brewer, the governor of your state, has now said we're going to investigate this. i guess they took some blood to see what went down. is that right? >> right. but as you mentioned, you don't want to say experimenting on people but this drug cocktail has only been used once before and didn't work so well in ohio and appears it took a lot longer than they expected to work in

arizona. >> troy hayden who was witness to the execution. thank you. the breaking keeps coming. this is continuing from -- continuing coverage from state department and the pentagon. attacks continue on ukraine not from the areas of the separatists. these attacks are coming from the russian side of the department. the state department said in a briefing the russians are shooting from russian territory. we need to know exactly what that means. if by that the state department means russian troops are firing artillery on ukraine's military in ukraine, that is an act of war. and the world has a new experience at this moment. if in fact it's the separatists who have gone across this border, it's the same song second verse, and a

continuation. it's a big difference and we need to know the difference some our people are working to get confirmation, and i very much hope when this commercial break ends i'll be able to tell you with some degree of certainty.

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this matters a lot. it matters to the whole world and i don't know why we can't get clarity. >> we reached out to marie harf to confirm what she said. she was talking about the russian military firing artillery across the border into ukraine. this should not come as any surprise because in recent weeks there have been russian fighter jets who have been accused of the ukraine government of firing from the air, firing on their fighter jets, the ukrainian military fighter jets. remember, there were two of those su-25's brought down by either antiaircraft fire or firing from russian planes flying into the vicinity. so russian planes have acrossed into ukrainian air space in recent weeks. this is not the first time the russians have been accused of actually crossing the border, not only with weapons but also firing across the border.

>> you're on point as almost always. seems to me what is different here is the pentagon and the state department now say the russian military is firing on the ukraine military, and if that is confirmed by state and pentagon, as it appears to be now, this is an escalation and a dramatic one. >> its an escalation and so rare to hear such district statements from -- such direct statements from the state department. usual lochially involved in diplomatics and their answers usually very unsatisfying. so to hear the state department spokeswoman speak from the podium and accuse the government of russia of firing at the ukraine military is a significant development. also, what they're saying is they're seeing signs that more powerful antiartillery -- excuse me -- heavy artillery being used in the conflict and that russia seems to have plans to send more heavy artillery across the border to those separatists. the other point, shepard, is

these separatists, as we pointed out. they're not really separatists. they're not ukrainians who are rising up against their government. these are separatists in name only. they're being led by russian military officers, members of the military intelligent units. these are russians who are inside ukraine, leading the separatist movement. so we have been splitting hairs up until this point. >> we have been splitting hairs and vladimir putin was thankful he can't be thankful anymore because the state department laid it out in a way the state department almost never does. so what's happened? first, the separatists shot a jet out of the air, according to everybody around the world, and then vladimir putin, rather than saying, take it easy for a minute here. he didn't take it easy. he has doubled down. in the face of world condemnation, sanctions from the united states, now increases sanctions from the european union. fortunately penalties and

oligarchs breathing down his neck. it's the money that matters. vladimir putin has doubled down and this thing has taken another turn. continuing coverage throughout the day. and there's breaking news from gaza and israel and the con ticket there with hamas. we learned. the attack on a united stations school that killed at least 15 people and hurt dozens more. the israelis say we did not do this. the israelis say we did not fire on that school. hamas was firing rockets from there and it was hamas' rockets who killed these kids. one thing for sure, they need a cease fire and nobody seems able to make it happen. there's breaking news from the crisis in the middle east and it's next.

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the first american airliner bound for israel since the feds lifted the flight ban set to take off an hour from now.

unitees airlines from newark liberty airport to tel aviv, scheduled to depart 4:45. two days ago the federal aviation administration forbade all u.s. airlines to fly into and out of ben gurion in tel aviv, after a rocket landed a mile away. officials at delta and american airlines say they're still evaluating when to resume their flights. at the same time, more deadly fighting in gaza. the united nation reports israeli tank shells hit a compound housing a u.n. school but a spokesperson for the israeli defense forces, idf, say that rockets from hamas struck the area. health officials say at least 15 people died. the number we're getting is 16. dozens more hurt. including several children. officials say after more than two weeks of violence some 700

palestinians have been killed along with 30 israelis. connor powell is in gaza stich this point is being made and loudly by both sides. the israelis are like, we knew they were there. we didn't hit there. and idf feels an errant gaza rocket may have hit its own people. >> this is clearly israeli artillery. multiple shots, direct and on target. we're not hearing anything that would signify it was hamas rockets. israel is denying that, this is an area where intense fighting has been happening the past few days, clearly hamas fighters in there, but according to the u.n., as the fighting was creeping closer, the u.n. tried to get an evacuation process going. they asked israel for a window to get people out.

that was never granted. at some point the artillery came in there now everything we're hearing, this was not hamas rocket and there was no hamas fighters in this u.n. facility, that it was just simply civilians trying to escape the fighting just as israel has told them to do, to go to safe places like u.n. shelters and that's all it was. again, a really important point. we're not hearing reports of hamas fighters in this u.n. facility but it was still struck. we heard earlier is that israel is investigating this incident clearly now they're saying this was hamas and not israel. it shows you how tight the areas of operation is happening in. >> and the crazies on both sides are making things ridiculous. as always happens. nothing enough. i talked about the need for a cease fire. both sides believe you need a cease fire. there are kids wounded and dying in the streets. they need clean water.

they need medical supplies. a cease fire to treat the wounded innocents, and then if you got to resume you got resume. nothing said you have to end war now. you need to slow this down but they can't come to agreement how to do a temporary cease fire. >> shepard, we saw the victims at the hospital today. they were all children and women and young boys and girls. this was not military-age men being taken into this hospital. hamas has one request. they want the blockade of gaza removed. israel has two requests. they want the rockets from hamas to stop. they want the tunnels into israel destroyed. neither side seems to be willing to give up their position, and the most amazing thing the last few days, we have been talking to palestinians here in georgia they all are telling us their life is miserable in gaza, it's so awful they're willing to continue the misery because they want this blockade lifted and it doesn't matter. they will continue to fight. neither side seems willing to give in.

that's hardening their positions. >> it is awful to watch. our correspondent on scene. a thousand u.s. citizens are actively serving in the israeli military. over the weekend two american-born israeli fighters died in battle. only a few countries allow u.s. citizens to serve in their military, and israel is one of them. aaron cohen is of dual citizenship himself, united states and israel. and served in the idf. i watched with great interest as american -- a person of american citizenship was killed in this conflict, and 30,000 israelis came out to mourn that american citizen. i thought that spoke volumes about how they feel about the participation of americans. >> shepard, volunteers in the israeli defense force is not something that is new. there has always ban very

special connection, if you will, between the jews and the deas supra, which is what we call it here in america, and the jews in israel. there are thousands of volunteers. initially it's a little strange when an american shows up and one of the israeli combat units, especially the unit like i served -- >> we lost the satellite very briefly. video alarm deathed in the service. hopefully we can get it back. we heard from show many people -- he was about to say i know because i read his interview -- so the many of the forces there from the brigades and others within the israeli defense forces like, what are you doing sneer why would you come and fight on our behalf? the thank you but why? his answer is, it felt like it was the right thing to do. there are good points on both sides. there are innocents on both sides. figuring out a way to have lasting peace and long-term

peace, questions whether a two-state solution is what they really want. whether we hear a bunch of noise from both sides. the flighting continues and the blasts continue and children continue to die. >> breaking news from the hospital in sub-under back filly now. a police spokeswoman confirmed information about the victims there. our information specialists are bringing it together. we'll take you live there and have more information right after this. this multi-device charger.

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russian military firing on ukrainian targets. this is clear lay military explanation, according to the official spokesperson for the united pentagon. game on. more break news from the hospital lockdown in suburban philly. several local stations report police confirmed three people hurt. one suspect in custody. the lockdown continues as they're making sure there's no one else of danger inside. we're waiting for identities and conditions and when we have them and whether there were doctors, patients or visitors involved. if you're just joining us, several people shot at mercy hospital in darby outside philly. police locking the facility down to make sure there nor more suspects. >> a final word and a check of the dow and a move on to the top stories of the day after this.

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issuing passports crashed and caused headaches for traveler around the world. potentially millions of travelers. that's what the state depth confirms. a spokeswoman says the system should be up and running again soon. still, she says, there's a backlog of applications for passports passports and other travel documents. state department claims the accident happened during maintenance and was not related to hacking or something. on this day back in 1911, an american scientist and his crew got their first glimpse on the ancient inca settlement in match chew peach cho. for nevers only peasants knew the location of the so-called lost city of the incas. locals helped a team of archaeologist fine it. thousands visit the area each year but our nation's explorers first showed up 103 years ago

today. i was waiting for the picture0s our executive producer who traveled there but they didn't show up. the dow? it's basically flat. cavuto is coming up. have a great afternoon. >> exactly one week after the shootdown of malaysia airline flight 17, and the scare over the arab and israel, the u.n. now issuing maybe a much wider warning. welcome everybody. the faa lifting travel ban on flights to israel. maybe because of this guy. michael bloomberg told me yesterday when we cower, the terrorists win. now the u.n. wantonize country where hostilities are flaring up to issue detailed alerts to flyers. to the passenger spokesman on the balance between overreacting and keeping the flying public safe. that is the u.n. trying to do? t