john scott is in for shep next. >> i'm john scott in for shep. israel hits back at hamas. the military launching dozens of air strikes in the gaza strip after three kidnapped teenagers turned up dead. now the militants blamed for the killings are threatening new attacks. >> more u.s. troops headed to iraq as the country drops deeper into chaos. ahead, what we know about what our forces well be doing. >>> word of a new call from the head of the militants addressed to all the world's muslims. plus, commuting to work in a levitating car. this futuristic mass transit system about to become a arrest in one city. -- a reality in one city. that's coming up on the fox news deck. >> first, from fox news this afternoon, hamas vows to open the gates of hell if israel attacks. but that's not stopping israel from striking back and hard. israel launched dozen of air strikes across gaza after vowing that hamas will pay for the murders of the three israeli teenagers, one of whom was also an american citizen. hamas has not taken responsibility but praised the abductors. the murders ended w

john scott in for shepard smith. >> i'm john scott in for shepard today. the damage after the storm. hurricane arthur made its mark on the north carolina coast. roads damaged and thousands without power this fourth of july. we'll take you there. >>> the father accused of letting his child cook in a car while he texted half a dozen women, we look at what is ahead in his trial. >>> a marine sergeant who lost all of his limbs in afghan now preparing for a rare and experimental double arm transplant. how he found love while he recovered coming up on fox news deck. >> first, from the fox news deck this independence day, hurricane arthur making the holiday miserable for thousands of americans, sweating it out without ac. arthur is speeding up the east coast as a category 1 storm could make for a soggy fourth for millions, but arthur unleashed the worst fury along the north carolina outer banks overnight. extreme winds snapped power lines. storm surges flooded neighborhoods, and families who planned on fun in the sunned a their vacations watched it. forecasters w

>> we are extraordinarily lucky to have john paul scott as our deputy director of physical access at mod. >> is there any public comment on this item? >> i agree with that. >> okay. john paul is still at the plate with another presentation for us. >> oh,yes. >> new city playgrounds. our second presentation is on policy initiative that the mayor's office on disability is developing in conjunction with the department of public works, and the recreation and parks department, as well as the landscape department that is in dpw. under the 2010 ada standard, a lot of recreation elements were added into the civil rights law, the access board had been working on these things since 1994 and it took all the way to 2010 to make it happen. at the same time, the core philosophy behind this was that place should be inclusive and should be available to everybody. and one of the things that we needed to do in order to make ourselves successful as a city, and as a recreation provider was to develop planning tools to teach the staff how to do it right. it's rocket science. play isn't rocket science alth

presentation by john paul scott. deputy director for physical access, mayor's office on disability. public comment is welcome. item 9, public comment. items not on today's agenda, but within the jurisdiction of the mdc. each speaker is limited to three minutes. item 10, information item correspondence. item 11, discussion item. councilmember comments and announcements. item 12, adjourn. >> thank you. next we have agenda item no. 3, public comment. i have bob. >> i'm bob planthold. i want to raise an issue that is something where you can more -- with impact raise questions. i learned this week that the paper forms provided by the california secretary of state for voter registration are not in accessible format. the white house for the blind staff told me that they get paper forms that are not in accessible form and i checked and they are not. it's not that they just don't make that -- i don't know whether there needs to be a specific individual request, but when the white house for the blind is issued paper forms that maybe myself can fill out, but some of their clients and staff and

john scott is in for shep next. >> i'm john scott in for shep. israel hits back at hamas.ilitary launching dozens of air strikes in the gaza strip after three kidnapped teenagers turned up dead. now the militants blamed for the killings are threatening new attacks. >> more u.s. troops headed to iraq as the country drops deeper into chaos. ahead, what we know about what our forces well be doing. >>> word of a new call from the head of the militants addressed to all the world's muslims. plus, commuting to work in a levitating car. this futuristic mass transit system about to

scott. i have comments from co-chair zarda. >> thank you so much john paul scott, this is such a comprehensive and detailed view of all the upcoming construction we can expect and thank for putting it together. i just wanted to ask a few questions and part of this is just so i can learn more about the process and kind of educate myself. so what is the process like? and maybe this is in your area or not for negotiating coverage of project budgets -- sharing between departments? i saw you -- i heard you mention during different construction projects this is being shared with the departments and this one is solely done by the mod. can you share a little more insight how that works? >> part of it is the relationship-building that we do with some of these departments. the one-on-one personal relationships. program access, i can look at my problems in their entirety, move the program as round, be flexible, but we had a good feel as to what was necessary. and plus, we have a main mission of accessibility and it's not our main mission to do illustrious and move the programs internally and reconfigure

john scott in for shepard smith. >> i'm john scott in for shepard today.ge after the storm. hurricane arthur made its mark on the north carolina coast. roads damaged and thousands without power this fourth of july. we'll take you there. >>> the father accused of letting his child cook in a car while he texted half a dozen women, we look at what is ahead in his trial. >>> a marine sergeant who lost all of his limbs in afghan now preparing for a rare and experimental double arm transplant. how he found love while he recovered coming up on fox news deck. >> first, from the fox news deck this independence day, hurricane arthur making the holiday

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i am joined by supervisors e mar, john avalos, scott wiener and london breed. want to thank the members of sfgtv covering this meeting jeff smith and mark bunch as well as the clerk of the committee, mr. victor young. apologize for that. victor young. sorry, mr. young. i need to turn off my phone also. mr. clerk, do we have any announcements? >> yes. please silence all cell phones and electronic devices. any documents to be included as part of the file should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the july 8th, 2014 board of

>> i'm john scott in today for shepard smith. "your world" with neil cavuto, up next. thank you for being here. >>> we are here together. having done something that happens quite rarely. i'm proud. >> so close you can smell it. get something together for the vets and be done with it. and if you know this show, you know we have never left this story and never let up on lawmakers who seem to be dragging the feet. maybe our relentless coverage channeling that or the light of a five-week vacation to get congress to see the light and move fast to mike emanuel in washington on getting our heroes some overdue help. mike? >> reporter: negotiations were definitely tense and lawmakers were certainly feeling the pressure to get this done. it is a $17 billion bipartisan compromise package that addressed issues at the va. $10 billion will allow some veterans who live a long distance from a va facility or have been waiting more than a month to go into an outside door. five billion dollars to hire more doctors, nurses and staff. we're told $5 billion of the package will be paid for b

. >> i'm john scott in today for shepard smith. "your world" with neil cavuto, up next.nk you for being here. >>> we are here together. having done something that happens quite rarely. i'm proud. >> so close you can smell it. get something together for the vets and be done with it. and if you know this show, you know we have never left this story and never let up on lawmakers who seem to be dragging the feet. maybe our relentless coverage channeling that or the light of a five-week vacation to get congress to see the light and move fast to mike emanuel in washington on getting our heroes some overdue help. mike? >> reporter: negotiations we

. >> john scott, thank you for that perspective, amid all the headlines that we're seeing today. of belmond. >> thank you. >> it's good to have you. >>> all eyes on the twitterverse tomorrow. tuesday's earnings day for the social media company and ceo dick costolo will join us and take your twitter questions. it's #askcostolo. get started now. and the handshakes president obama makes on various visits about to become a thing of the past? a concern over germs could see fist bumps replace them. is that a good idea? tweet us or send your vote to cnbc.com/vote, whichever you prefer. we'll be right back. you do a lot of things great. but parallel parking isn't one of them. you're either too far from the curb. or too close to other cars... it's just a matter of time until you rip some guy's bumper off. so, here are your choices: take the bus. or get liberty mutual insurance. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. see car insurance in a whole new light. call liberty mutual insurance. welcome back. we begin with a couple n

time to check in with john scott. what do you have coming up?, was american person involved in the oklahoma city bombing? an attorney claims the fbi has video showing a second man with timothy mcveigh that day at the scene of the attack that killed 168 people. the feds claim they can't find the video and a judge wants to know why. the attorney's lawsuit against the fbi goes to trial today. we'll break it down for you in the next hour. join us. >> thanks so much. >>> movement aimed at fighting those degrading cat calls and street hassles. the organization that's urging women to record their encounters with harassment, and then post them online. >> you stick your penis out. that's it. my motheit's delicious. toffee in the world. so now we've turned her toffee into a business. my goal was to take an idea and make it happen. i'm janet long and i formed my toffee company through legalzoom. i never really thought i would make money doing what i love. we created legalzoom to help people start their business and launch their dreams. go to legalzoom.com

i'm john scott in for shepard smith. "your world" with neil cavuto is next. have a great fourth of july. >>> americans getting ready to celebrate their independence but if you're one of the 35 million motorists hitting the road this fourth of july weekend there's little to celebrate at the pump. welcome everybody, i'm in for neil today. if you're driving for the holiday, be prepared to dig deep. gas prices are the highest they've been in six years, and aaa says most drivers can expect to spend extra 15 to 20-cents a gallon. how high can prices go? we'll get to that in a moment. first to will carr in west los angeles on how drivers are dealing with it. >> happy fourth of july. drivers say they have noticed the recent spike in gas prices, in fact they tell me that it has gotten more and more painful every time they have to pull out their wallet. >> how much cost to fill up your tank? >> $100 to $130. >> not cheap. >> no, it's not. >> it's rough. they know we'll still buy it. that's why they're doing it. >> i remember a time when gas was under 9 -- 99-cents a ga

i'm john scott. >> i'm jenna lee. more coverage on fox news and back to shep at the news deck. >> you mentioned malaysia airlines was flying over that space but the united kingdom is calling it an area unsuitable for domestic aircraft. air france flew over that space and turkish airways and others. it's our understanding now from look at the live flight track that no one is flying over that area now. i would venture to guess no one would be shooting there as well. think of what we have coming together here. this is ramadan. there are no muslims on the plane most likely. who flies that route? oil people, wealthy businessmen fly that route. we're led to believe there may be as many as 23 americans who were onboard that. and if you're one of these separatists and if you are responsible for this, you've created a situation for vladimir putin now, which is really untenable. if the early reporting is right and people in the east of ukraine shot this plane out of the sky by accident as it would appear in early going though w

i am joined by supervisors john avalos, scott wiener, london breed and katy tang. we'll be joined momentarily by supervisor eric mar. want to thank the clerk of the committee linda wong as well as the members of sfgov-tv kindergarten covering the meeting jennifer low and jonathan gum wall. >> [speaker not understood] as part of the file should be submitted to the clerk. items acted pop today will appear on the june 8th board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> okay, thank you, madam clerk. could you please call items 1 and 2 -- excuse me. tell you what, we're going to go first items 4, 5 and 6. >> item 4, resolution determining and declaring that the public interest and necessity demand the construction, acquisition, improvement, and retrofitting of transportation and transit related improvements, and other critical infrastructure and facilities for transportation system improvements and safety and related costs necessary or convenient for the foregoing purposes; authorizing landlords to pass-through 50% of the resulting property tax increase to resid

thank you very much, john paul scott. next item on the agenda is public comment. items not on today's agenda, but within the purview of the council. >> thank you. hello commissioners and staff, it's great to see everybody. jessica layman and the director mentioned the hearing on monday about elevators and to put in a plug to encourage people to attend. we're very excited and as you know i have been here a couple of times talking about elevators and we're grateful to have your resolution, including the maintenance of accessible features. we have had the senior and disability elevator work group meeting for several months trying to figure out where to go with this, and so in addition to the hearing today at the budget hearing we talked about requesting $1 million, which is supervisor jane kim's proposal, to ask for -- well, not ask for, but to get $1 million in the budget and add backs next thursday. for essentially a pilot program for some kind of revolving fund or some financing for sro owners to be able to repair, upgrade, modernize their elevators. so a million

i am joined by supervisors john avalos, scott wiener, london breed and katy tang. we'll be joined momentarily by supervisor eric mar. want to thank the clerk of the committee linda wong as well as the members of sfgov-tv kindergarten covering the meeting jennifer low and jonathan gum wall. >> [speaker not understood] as part of the file should be submitted to the clerk. items acted pop today will appear on the june 8th board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> okay, thank you, madam clerk. could you please call items 1 and 2 -- excuse me. tell you what, we're going to go fir

the third section was about access and john paul scott our deputy director for physical access and carla johnson our director trained our ada coordinators on some basic building blocks and things to keep in mind, a very general overview -- we don't expect our ada coordinators to be architects, but finally the last session was all about the procedures and how do we help through the grievance process, problem solve situations and prevent bigger issues and also develop new policies that are more welcoming and accessible and useful to people with disability and access to services. it's an exciting project and you will hear more about it as we do more work in the future. but at this point, i also wanted to share with you a little bit about our new intern anna, who you heard a little bit about in carla's introduction. anna comes to us through youth works, part of our office's commitment to mayor lee's commitment to employ youth. as one of our missions of course is you heard the statistics about the employee of people with disabilities was to actually provide some work experience for youth with

i am joined by supervisors e mar, john avalos, scott wiener and london breed. want to thank the members of sfgtv covering this meeting jeff smith and mark bunch as well as the clerk of the committee, mr. victor young. apologize for that. victor young. sorry, mr. young. i need to turn off my phone also. mr. clerk, do we have any announcements? >> yes. please silence all cell phones and electronic devices. any documents to be included as part of the file should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the july 8th, 2014 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> okay, thank you. so, before we begin and call these items, we'll read a script about today. today is public comment day. i want to thank everybody in the audience for coming. the purpose of this hearing is to hear testimony on the proposed appropriation and annual salary ordinances and our mayor's proposed budget. please be advised that as chair of the committee we are going to recognize the following protocols to ensure that all members have an opportunity to speak an

john paul scott will do the presentation. >> hello councilmembers. this is our annual update on the ada transition plan, a request for capital funds from the board of supervisors and the mayor. from the general budget. we have not -- this has not been finalized yet. we're close. but we're fairly confident that these are the projects that will be funded this year and i will also highlight some of the current projects that are moving into construction towards the end of the presentation. so we are now on a two-year budget cycle. so we're looking at fiscal year fy15 funding. and fiscal year fy16 funding. if we could bring up the powerpoint, please? and i'm sorry for the overlap. this will sunset the funding request for the ada transition plan. these are our last two years' of funding. so to-date we have -- the plan was put together in 2004 and approved by the board of supervisors and the mayor in 2007, to give you a little recap here. it evolved into plus or minus 100 projects, it depends on how we split projects up at places like san francisco general

john scott. you were just doing a john scott voice. >> perfectly attenuated voice.lso had weekend duty as she joins us on this morning with the news. >> we've got news out of iran. iran's most dangerous enriched uranium converted to safer levels. this move comes under agreement with six world powers, dilute its nuclear stockpile. before this downgrade iran had enough uranium to create a nuclear warhead but some experts say iran is moving further from the agreement on the most important issue of all: how much uranium enrichment they can actually keep. comprehensive nuclear talks between iran and six countries will continue while that country pushes for its economic sanctions to be lifted. >> a massive sink hole in a florida neighborhood growing by the hour and every inch it grows has homeowners there terrified. residents of spring hills say this is no way to know how big this force of nature will get. >> this is bad stuff. because you don't know. we're on the fault line. she could come this way, she could go that way. who knows? it's very scary. >> right now one home

live team coverage of the cleanup, david murphy has more and "action news" reporters katherine scott and john rawlins are checking out the damage. lets begin with john in radnor township. >> reporter: it was an intense quick-hitting storm that came through the western suburbs last night. it didn't have much rain in it, but it had considerable wind but it doomed some mature trees like the one behind me. from meeting house lane in lower merion, the blitz krig storm took down trees and closed roads and blocked out power. in the heavily treed township of radno radnor,ed wulgling raw r fr fr fr the wind and rain hit here and there was a little bit of rain and the next thing i heard this big bang and the power when off and i looked out. >> cindy draper discovered it was one of her great trees that came down. and peco is telling people it could be days before power returns. >> it could be friday at 6:00. a long 48 hours. >> reporter: so a large matt tourure tree and a peco line, it could take several days to untangle all of this and restore power in this part of delaware county. live in radnor, john

john scott filling in for steve doocy. elisabeth, you were supposed to be off today but you were sprung into action because this is one of those days you're not going to fort. >> -- going to forget. >> right. we learn more about who exactly was on that plane and how many were americans. joining us this morning is david piper. good morning, david. dark circumstances here. what can you tell us? >> there is a lot of sadness and anger in asia over what has happened. a lot of shock because it involved a malaysian airline. today families of loved ones who were on the plane having gathering at the airport. the death toll is up to 298 people. three infants were on board but not allocated seats. they have now been included in those who were long. the airlines says it is contacts before it releases the full manifest of who was on board. the report suggests 80 children were on the plane. many nationalities were on board. at least 23 of the passengers were americans. they may have been some of the 45 people whose nationalities haven't

a's/astros oakland coliseum 10 year lease with a 2 year out bottom 3rd / scoreless john donaldson singles to right off scott feldman josh reddick scores 1-0 a's still bottom 3rd 2-0 a's derek norris rbi single to right donaldson scorers 3-0 a's bottom 6th/ 4-1 a's bases loaded brandon moss deep to right- center off anthony bass it keep goijng and finaaly just over the fence for a grand slam 8-1 a's final: 13-1 a's wp: jeff samrdzija lead angels who play tonight by 2 ½ games in the a.l. west giants/phillies hunter pence resuscitating the phillie phanatic bottom 3rd tin hudson strikes out marlon byrd swinging top 5th cole hamels strikes out hunter pence swinging pence struck out 3 times bottom 5th/ 1-1 tie chase utley singles off hudson ben revere scores 2-1 phillies top 9th/ 2-1 phillies jonathan papelbon who was booed off the mound after bad outings the last two games gets gregor blanco to fly out for his 24th save final: 2-1 phillies giants 3-game win streak snapped but finish a 5-2 road trip before a showdown series against the dodgers starting tomorrow night at at&t park they lead idle l.a. by 1 ½ games

he was elected to start at 3rd base and they also include pitcher scott kazmir and john do little and moss and he is unable to play because of that league switch and other areas. >>> starting pitcher madison madison bumgarner was elected for the second straight year and he is scheduled to start the sunday before and hunter pens. and tonight, the first two games are in oakland and the second games, the second two games were in san francisco. >>> time now 64 , pam dave, the traffic is much heavier and gets better by the time you reach berkeley and traffic is double as it is reaching these points we are backed up for 25 minutes between this upon and the san francisco -- this point and the san francisco side of the bridge. this is a look at the nimitz freeway, traffic is okay and remember we have that problem which is at the alternate areas, let's go to rosemary. >>> take a look, as the circulation swings monsoonal moisture our way. it is crossing into the bay area and i will zoom in a little closer and show you what i am talking about. you are going to notice this and we have a combinati

angels losing 120 dietrich. 1-0 detroit >> gary: john donaldson singles to right off scott feldman joshick scores 1-0 a's still bottom 3rd 2-0 a's >> gary: derek norris rbi single to right donaldson scorers 3-0 a's bottom 6th/ 4-1 a's bases loaded >> gary: brandon moss deep to right-center off anthony bass it keep goijng and finaaly just over the fence for a grand slam 8-1 a's >> gary: final: 13-1 a's wp: jeff samrdzija lead angels who play tonight by 2 ½ games in the a.l. west >> gary: giants/phillies >> gary: hunter pence resuscitating the phillie phanatic >> gary: bottom 3rd >> gary: tin hudson strikes out marlon byrd swinging >> gary: top 5th >> gary: cole hamels strikes out hunter pence swinging pence struck out 3 times >> gary: bottom 5th/ 1-1 tie the >> gary: chase utley singles off hudson ben revere scores 2-1 phillies shopping >> gary: my feelings were so hard i could not even opened it. top 9th/ 2-1 phillies >> gary: jonathan papelbon who was booed off the mound after bad outings the last two games gets gregor blanco to fly out for his 24th save >> gary: final: 2-1 phillies >>

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scott. >> hi. >> the finishers, both democrats. john perez of hrafplt a. recount started friday in two counties. where does this the go from here? >> there were 15 counties altogether. there is no automatic recount provision in california like there is in some states. it will be expensive. john perez can do that, but he has to pay for it. he gets to pick which counties, which precincts in those counties. they are getting ready. they can't begin counting nebraska four, fresno, is done with their count. it is all uncharted territory. it's never really been done before on this scale. >> seems like a convoluted process. it seems like it might be unfair too. maybe it favors the the weightier candidate. >> if you want a recount, you have to pay for it. in this case, he has over $1 million left in the bank. some say why didn't he spend in the campaign. if he had, maybe he would have come in second. yes, it does. you know, elections are imperfect. when they're really close you see some of the imperfections. and that's what we are seeing now. >> and he better hurry

and by the frontline journalism fund, with major support from john and jo ann hagler and a grant from scott nathan and laura debonis. >> the pta put together this event tonight because as parents, we're all going through the digital revolution with our kids. we have douglas rushkoff... >> douglas rushkoff: i've been speaking at events like this for more than 20 years now. >> my sister has two twitter accounts... >> rushkoff: i've written books and taught classes about this stuff, so people turn to me for answers. >> what do you do in the case of extreme bullying? >> my son plays a game called starcraft. >> how much does that show up in tracking? >> rushkoff: i don't think it's going to affect the kid's job for the rest of their lives... >> rushkoff: but lately i've been wondering: are we all asking the wrong questions when we focus on the technology itself rather than what's behind it? kids are spending more and more of their time in digital spaces that they don't have even a basic understanding of what they are, where they're tilted, what are they for. the problem, as i see it, is what are

secretary of state john kerry that he would form a new all inclusive government by now. >> yes, scott, this is essentially a 180 degree turn. it's just about the opposite of what u.s. officials were hoping for or even been promised. now they had repeatedly insisted that any major military support would be dependent on al-maliki at least taking the first steps toward forming a new inclusive government first. >> pelley: charlie dag ata in baghdad, thank you. >> the isis forces attacking the iraqi government have declared their territory a new country under strict islamic law. their leader is becoming, in effect, the new osama bin laden. elizabeth palmer has learned more about him. >> reporter: in this elaborately produced video released by ice nis may there is a glaring omission. among the fighters and the isis faithful, we see not a single glimpse of their leader abu bakr al baghdadi. in fact, there are only two known photographs of the man born in iraq in 1971 who now controls the most extreme islamist army on earth. and that's no coincidence says firas abi ali, a middle east analyst.

afterwards and that would have been george miller, predictable george would side with me, but mcginnis, scott john shadegg, and ultimately we had greg walton. -- walden involved. we hammered out something that ultimately didn't pass through the house but our framework was adopted by the senate. then came back to the house and was adopted. and it was an attempt to expedite fuel reduction and prevent the intensity of future fires. i look at that as a model of how we should deal with fires. we do need to do more fuel reduction work. and we do need to do more preparation and prepositioning. but we also have to fight the fires that are burning today. now there is the rarest of rare things in washington, d.c., even rarer than the rarest endangered species. which would be a bill which is bipartisan, i guess a lot of people don't know what that means anymore, it's supported by both democrats and republicans, bicameral, by both democrats and republicans in the house and the senate. in substantial numbers. and it's supported by the president of the united states. now that is a pretty endangered thing. it's

across the way, governor christie is about to speak and be interviewed by our john harwood later in the day nelson peltz and scott walper is back. we have special guests as well. and so, hello to john, kate, josh. three big themes from delivering alpha that i want to bring you up to date on. number one, treasury secretary jack lew there should be a corporate tax rate. maybe 28% as the basic rate for corporate earnings which would bring us back down more in line with some of our economic rivals. an hour ago, retire hedge fund manag manager druckenmiller said the mr. fed is putting the economy at risk. if you like someone other things, actaviss is up. citigroup that made news earlier this week with its settlement with justice department is down 4.5%. kate you led the questioning with one of the guys who has never been on television before, ken griffin of citadel. you hit him with the day's breaking news which andrew ross sorkin broke on the bid, the offer for time warner by fox. what did he think? >> that's right. he likes the deal. he thinks it's going to get done. let's listen to what he had to say. >> it's a gre

scott mcgrew. developing now, john kerry arriving in cairo this morning, he'll push far ceasefire between israel and hamas. meanwhile palestinian health official says an israeli tank shell struck a hospital in gaza strip, killing four people, wounding 60. the israeli military checking out than report. it comes as the number of dead in gaza tops 500. violence peeking yesterday, more than 70 palestinians, 13 israelis killed inlatitude colluding two israeli-americans. one a california native. he lived in woodland hills, last night friends and family members held a small vigil until southern california to honor the young man. he volunteered to join the israeli army last year. his family traveling to israel later today to lay him to rest. >>> turning to that deadly plane crash in ukraine now. victims of, bodies of the victims are in the pros of being moved and -- process of being moved and taken to nearby train cars. meanwhile international community is outraged about the limited access to the crash scene allowed by pro-russian rebels. "today in the bay's" derek shore joins us, a vote to demand access so

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