. making news in america this morning, call for justice. the rallying cry gets louder. four days after a passenger plane brought down. victims unktded for, and growing evidence pointing toward russia rebels. live. and both sides suffer the most casualties yet, including two americans. growing concerns, a sinkhole swallows a street and swallows homes. they watch and wait. how this facebook profile picture and the woman's outfit landed her in jail. good monday morning, i'm

ryan smith. >> i'm nireena ninan. hundreds of bodies stuck in eastern ukraine, distraught families wait to bury loved ones. >> and this video overnight, a crane moving parts of the plane without investigators on the scene. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the families of the victims are furious about how the bodies are being treated. the rebels have them and will not release them until international experts examine them. nearly 200 dead bodies from flight 17 were moved to refrigerated rail cars after lying in the sun for three days. the pro-russian rebels say they're transporting them to a nearby village. outrage is growing. >> i want to arrange a funeral. i can't. i don't know where they are.

i want my children back. >> reporter: the crash site is unexamined. they are pressuring vladimir putin to use his influence to get them to cooperate with investigators. >> we want to retrieve the bodies. we want to investigate the site. and we want to punish the guilty. >> reporter: in a statement released today, putin said everything must be done to ensure the safety of international experts on the scene of the crash site. the u.s. continues builds its case against the rebels and russia. among the evidence, a missile launch detected by u.s. intelligence at the time the plane disappeared. and rebel leaders discussing the shoot down. [ speaking russia ] and a u.s. sighting of a russian convoy entering ukraine last week, including three

anti-aircraft missiles brought in and rushed across the border of. the u.n. security council is considering a resolution demanding action and a cease fire around the area. >> you mentioned the international community is turning up the heat on putin, will anything come of this and what can we expect? >> reporter: mr. putin is in a tight spot. many believe russia was involved. already from the sanctions from the west, the russian economy is struggling. now there's talk about banning putin from the g-20 in november. >> tahman bradley live in washington, thank you. our other major story, the israeli ground offensive in gaza. at least 65 palestinians and 13 israeli soldiers killed. two of those soldiers were americans.

explosions over gaza one moment, then fire crackers, as gaza residents celebrate in the streets after hearing the capture of an israeli soldier. the death toll rises on both sides, and the number of funerals. hundreds of palestinians attended the funeral procession of three brothers killed when an israeli air strike his hish house. 6,000 have been wounded since the conflict began. in israel, a coffin of an israeli soldier is lowered into the ground. two israeli americans, one of them, mack strooinberg from the los angeles area who joined the israeli defense forces. and stories of this 7-year-old palestinian girl, recovering in a hospital after being rescued from the ruins of her home.

>> we found her under the house. >> reporter: the ground assault in the fourth day, seeking shelter in overcrowded schools and hospitals. israel warned residents to evacuate and accused hamas as using civilians as human shields. >> they are embedding their rocket wn eers, in homes, in hospitals, in schools. >> it's ugly. obviously, war is ugly. >> secretary of state john kerry is joining international efforts to broke aerocease fire. and in wisconsin, two freight trains collided. investigators were at the scene late last night. two members of the crew were injured, and a hundred homes evacuated. they spilled 5,000 gallons of diesel fuel. a frightening moment for passengers aboard an air canada

flight from edmonton to toronto. they sounded a mayday, the air bus 320 landed, there was a problem with the landing gear. one of the passengers tweeting they thought they might die today, then thanking the crew for a great job. and four killed in a plane crash near sedona. hikers reported the crash, which sparked a wildfire. the smoke could be seen for miles. access to the crash site is difficult because of the terrain and the fire. and seven major wildfires burning in four states this morning. washington state has the most area on fire, and now the first fatality. a 67-year-old man suffered a heart attack protecting his home from the complex fire. 150 homes have been lost. cooler temperatures and rain on the way. and bakersfield, california,

no one complaining about rain. the last measurable rainfall was may 6th. third year of historic drought, mandatory water conservation in effect across california. and no rain there soon, but showers and thunderstorms will be welcome in the pacific northwest. severe storms across the upper midwest, and another wet day for the gulf and the southeast. 90s in the twin cities, heat warnings, and milder temperatures in the western wildfire zone. don't make me turn this car around. the new mini van catering to parents. and outrage growing, a man dies following a policeman's choke hold. and fiery crash, passengers injured after a hot air balloon hits power lines. what we have learned about other incidents involving that same balloon.

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attention fliers, the fee on your plane tickets that you are charged by the tsa is going up today. that new fee, $5.60 for all flights. but any connection longer than four hours is counted as a separate flight. congress approved the fee to help reduce the deficit. and r.j. reynolds was ordered to pay a florida widow more than $23 billion in punitive damages. they are appealing. cynthia robinson's husband was a long-time chain smoker who died the smoking in 1996.

she claims they didn't warn of the dangers of smoking. and "dawn of the planet of the apes" was the box office champ for the second week in a row. it beat back new releases, and took in another $36 million. the horror film, "the purge: anarchy," was second with $28 million. "planes: fire and rescue," was third. and toyota is offering a new option that allows parents to raise their voices without having to take their years off the rouds roads. it's driver easy speak, available for the 2015 sienna minivan. it amplifies parent's voice through speakers in the back seats. and here's the key. only works one way, so the kids can't talk back. how do you like that? >> i don't know if i would buy it. sometimes it doesn't help, i think i need to speak another language to my children. >> so the amplification won't help? >> no, they just start crying. maybe a new dvd player, heated

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customers had no power because of lightning strikes, most are expected to be back online today. the northwest could be in for a tough morning commute, more rain on the way. a severe storm lookout for minnesota. and if you're flying, airport delays possible in minneapolis, atlanta, miami and san francisco. more fall out in new york city after a police officer was caught on camera applying an illegal choke hold to a suspect who later died. >> he was stripped of his gun and badge, four emergency workers have been placed on modified duty. 43-year-old eric garner was being arrested for selling cigarettes. he likely died of a heart attack. and an incredible fiery explosion as a hot air balloon collides with power lines in a massachusetts neighborhood.

carrying six people, see right there, hits the power lines. the people on there included a grandmother, crashes into the lines, terrifying bystanders. >> never see anything like it again, i'm still shake. >> we thought they were going. we were calling 911. >> five people on board suffered burns. the balloon,s are perry ripple, had trouble in the past. in 2010 it landed on the lawn of a home. no one was hurt in those two incidents. >> engineers north of tampa say a sinkhole is now stable. it forced several homes to be evacuated, growing to 100 feet across and 30 feet deep. neighbors say living near the scene, the hole crumpled the ground like card board. >> it was opening like consent trick circles. >> i just watched it spread more and more. >> thankfully no one was injured.

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good monday morning. it's 4:28. hope you had a great weekend. >> woke up to a surprise this morning. there were droplets on my car, mike. what's up with that? >> there's some sprinkles out there. drizzle for the rest of us. here it is on live doppler 7 hd. looks more impressive than what is reaching the ground. the drops i had weren't enough to run the windshield wiper. this is sliding from south to north. i do mean very, very slowly. as the energy that is creating this is just not moving very quickly right now. below that we do have some low clouds and some drizzle for the morning commute. by the afternoon hours, it's going to be slightly humid once again with slow clearing south to north and temperatures near normal if not below normal

inland. coast and san francisco, mid 70s to 80. >> welcome back. good morning, everyone. hope you had a wonderful weekend. if you did come to the aids walk yesterday, we're happy that you did. so wonderful to see you there. we do have some construction projects. no crashes to get us go. westbound side of 80 near buchanan a few lanes blocked off there. and hoffman split we're not finding delays. as we look at drive time traffic, and a quick live look outside at the bay bridge toll plaza. we are seeing cash payers stacking up. not sure why. maybe someone is fishing for change. a slight delay there. it's 4:29.

police in the north bay are looking for the gunman that shot and wounded a man in marin city. amy is near the scene with the latest information? >> reporter: sheriff's deputies are on the scene working on their case. they are looking for evidence and working on gathering evidence here at the scene. we are at coal drive and drake avenue. the marin county sheriff's office says the victim is a man in his mid 30s. he's not a resident but that he is known to the community. they say he was shot in the head several times but he was shot in one location and then kept going. >> it appears at this point that the shooting took place at one location on coal drive here in marin city and appears that he did in fact after the shooting occurred walk one or two blocks away to the point where he was located by the deputy sheriff. >> reporter: he is