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"the guardian," "mder in the y" a "the dai mirr," "slaughter at 33,000 feet. ey're calling it an act of teorism and that certainly seems to be the theme. >>ho headlines definitely not gray lines. jeffrey, what do we know about the plans black boxes this morning? >> reporter: s we knowd that th separatist who are controlling that area of easrn ukraine have recovered one of them. there is a report they've covered a second one. the concern is what's going to happen to the box. the bbc is saying on its morning radio proam there are reports th the one box has alrea gone or is on its way to moscow. the problem, of course, with who are accusedof supplying the russian separatists with the graupdz-to-air missile that downed this plane so the is potentially compromised by on what'shappening. >> we know you've been monitoring the developmentst the scene. what do we know right now about

at's taking pla there? >> reporter: well it's almost midday at the crashsite. on the russian border, 50 kilomete, about 35 miles from the ukraine/russian border. we know tt obviously rescue workers are combing the area, alough the rescue is perhaps nothe correct rd. there are 298 people dead so 's ryeall a question o collecting the bodies. they've already collected more than a hundred bodies. we are toldt is such a vt crash site that even coal miners who are off duty areheing >> that's fcinating to hear. jeffrey, thank you vermu ge> of that plane ,, burting into flames and wreckage with human remains have been so chilling. >> imagine what it was like for the villagers who witnessed the disaster knowing in their hears that nobody could have survived. abc's kirit radia has their story from moscow. >> reporter: that remote field

of eastern ukraine, a wasteland of fire and smoldering debris. just 25 miles from the russian border, the black plume rising high above the horizon. villagers looking on in disbelief. [ speaking a foreign language ] >> reporter: an airplane, an airplane over there they yell. the smoke creeping ominously above the roof of houses. "what exploded over there," one asks as it billows higher "there was fighting and i heard shooting in the sky" this man says. i looked up and saw fragments flying. i knew it was an airplane right away, says this man. "it fell right over there and curved and went that way." an eyewitness describing it to russian television. >> i terminally saw malyasian passports scattered around the site of the crash. so far the area has not been sealed off. firemen have just arrived and so far the debris is still smoking. >> reporter: that little village

is in absolute shock. nothing could have prepared them for what they saw in that field today. kirit radia, abc news, moscow. >> the latest coming up on "good morning america" and always on abcnews.com. still ahead, a meteor lightni lighting up the night sky on the east coast. is he back? tiger woods returns but one of his shots was extra painful. we'll explain, coming up. much thought to the acidity in any foods. never thought about the coffee i was drinking having acids. it never dawned on me that it could hurt your teeth. my dentist has told me your enamel is wearing away, and that sounded really scary to me, and i was like well can you fix it, can you paint it back on, and he explained that it was not something that grows back, it's kind of a one-time shot and you have to care for it. he told me to use pronamel. it's gonna help protect the enamel in your teeth. it allows me to continue to drink my coffee

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over us and saying, no, don't get on that night. >> i'm shaking and don't know really what to do to go or not to go. >> wreckage and people still strapped in their seats along a path of five, ten miles like we have here, it indicates the airplane most definitely split up at higher altitude and dumped not only people out, but dumped the entire floor section and sections of the fuselage and that is indicative of an explosion. >> as things stand, this looks less like an accident than a crime. >> if there is evidence pointing in that direction, the equipment had to have come from russia. what more, the russians may or may not have done, we don't know. there's a lot more that needs to be done and to put putin on notice they has gone too far and we are not going to stand idly by. >> it's important to get to the bottom of this sooner or later because the possible repercussions that can flow from this beyond the tragic loss of life.

>> what i always find so heartbreaking in these airline crashes are the personal effects people find and there are reports about a pink children's book and a pack of stickers. >> the images are so powerful there and, of course, those that we can't even show on the air of remains. we learned 20 more passengers are still unidentified so they're still trying to locate who those people are. thanks for joining us this morning. that's what's making news in america this morning. >> good morning, we have

complete coverage of the disaster in the sky on this friday july 18. new details were released overnight about the jet liner shot down over war-torn eastern ukraine with nearly 300 people on board. >> local ukrainian organizations will take to the street they believe are responsible for the crash. >> israel launches a ground incursion in the gaza strip leaving dozens dead including one of their own. >> good