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if they defend like they did against algeria, they could be in real trouble. france will be looking to do what algeria did, which is just play balls in behind that german line for their fast forwards, and that will be very hard for germany to contain. i think the big plus for germany is that they showed real willpower to come through against algeria, and that is something they have been accused of lacking, and it makes them very difficult to beat. i think it will be a very close match, and i imagine we might even see penalties on friday. >> thanks so very much, titus. now, it is the holy grail for monty python fans around the world, the chance to see the legendary college troupe back on stage. >> decades after their last performance, monty python has reunited for a host of farewell performances in london. 14,000 enthusiasts were on hand when the curtains went up. >> it was monty python's unholy resurrection, a return for the english sketch troupe who once slew britain's sacred cows. today, monty python's characters are themselves legendary. generations of brit

now, this was operated by air algeria, the national airline of algeria, but the plane itself, an md-83a spanish company right here in madrid, so this plane was either leased or chartered. the company in madrid is trying to check out what happened. it appears it was an air algeria crew entirely operating this md-83, and at this point we have no other word. it was an overnight flight. it left around 1:00 a.m. local time. it was supposed to land around 5:00 a.m. local time in the capital of algier yeah, but it's missing, presumably. a search is under way and the airline companies are doing everything they can to try to find out what happened. back to you, alisyn. >> thanks so much. not a good week for air travel. we will keep everyone posted on that, we also have other breaking news to get to, this in the middle east. let's get right to wolf blitzer in jerusalem. hi again, wolf. >> alisyn, good morning. the faa now lifting its ban overnight on u.s. passenger planes flying to and from tel aviv. the faa had stopped all flights citing security concerns after a hamas rocket struck very close

algeria's jamal himoodie, and possible bias. remember the u.s.cked algeria out of the 2010 world cup. >> we hope it is not a concern. we wish that we continues his refereeing the perfect way he has done so far. is it a good feeling, no? >> meantime, world cup fever, raging on. some fans so anxious about the games they're turning superstitious. what does that mean? whatever happens happens. hopefully we can win. show me? >> just a little number look this puts a hex on the opposing team as they take a hit. >> reporter: even dempsey's family with tricks of their own? >> we wear the same outfits to every game. we are getting superstitious. >> same shorts. >> get my face painted the same way. >> reporter: paula faris, abc news. >> i'm not -- sorry. you can see all the action today on partner network espn. >> belgium/united states, begins at 3:00 p.m. eastern time. >> i'm so excited! i can't get enough! >> you are converted -- >> no, belgium they're good. you got to see the picture of this guy from the belgian teen. the guy with the wild hair. watch ou

and germany/algeria. algeria's goal keeper, great double save. scoreless into the half. and another save, and 0-0 into extra time. germany makes up, schurrle gets the assist. and algeria finally nets one. they can't equalize after that. germany advancing to face france in the quarterfinals. >> that's going to be a good game. and team usa today. >> i think that is happening today, isn't it? 4:00 eastern. >> mark your schedule for that. >> it's marked, my friend. >>> and the u.s. soccer team will once again captivate a nation that's gone gaga for world cup. the pressure is on in this win or go home round of 16. and even jury gen klinsmann said it's unfair because of fifa's choice of a french-speaking algierian ref. we are live at soldier field in chicago where a massive viewing party is being held. i was blinded by the shirt of yours. that's quite some support you're showing there today, jay. >> reporter: good morning. i know i'm supposed to be unbiased reporting. go all out, i guess. look, almost 20,000 people at grant park last week here in chicago for the watch party. o

of those invited, one nation, algeria is the target of political protests. 50 years ago france and algeria were locked in a bitter conflict. now france is powerful and popular right wing are demanding that algeria be barred. >> a right-wing pol tainer has taken his -- politician took his complaint to parliament. >> we don't understand why we are allowing algerian soldiers. wounds of the past have not healed and while there are people alive who have lost sons, fathers and mothers. >> more than 20,000 algerians were killed. the french government says their sacrifices must be satisfied. >> thousands of people from different territories died on the french soil. we tho them our respect -- we owe them our respect. not all the france are ready to share. >> and the world cup might be over with germany the winners. you can find out more about that game and all the rest of it by logging on to the website and the other news that you have been watching on this bulletin. the address aljazeera.com. >> for three hundred years the most powerful countries on earth grew richer and stronger on the profits of

algeria lost contact with the plane heading for algears and algeria. 110 passengers and 6 crew members were on board. their fate unknown at this hour stay with us with "action news" for any updates 124e come in. -- as they come in. >>> faa has removed the ban on passenger planes going in and out tel aviv. katherine scott is live at philadelphia international airport with more, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tam. that faa ban was lifted. that doesn't necessarily mean u.s. flights will be taking off. u.s. airways says they are still assessing the situation and will decide whether to resume service. some european carriers still banning flight. that's a voice mail from 16-year-old alana richmond. >> we've been informed right now that flight seems to be on hold unless things change. >> reporter: on tuesday, hamas rocket landed within a mile of the tel aviv airport. many israeli airlines cancelled flights. last night federal aviation administration lift the the ban, but several european airlines maintain their suspension. in love park more than 1,000 people rally in support of isra

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after th the colonial war between algeria and france that eventually brought algeria. >> now news of a typhoon heading to the philippines. we have the details from meteorologist. >> meteorologist: you see this massive cloud slowly making it's way further east. we have a big area of high pressure that is slowing things down if anything. but this miracley weather will continue to drive it through. tuesday, cool enough. struggling to get up into double figures. then as you go on in the middle parts of the week, victoria up to coastal areas of no south wells. further north i thinked intoing will be localized. we have this massive cloud rolling its way to the philippines. this is the typhoon with winds at 130 kilometers or so. it will round up to 150. the winds picking up at the bottom end hurricane equivalent. plenty of flooding certainly a possibility here over the next couple of days. some parts seeing over 400 millimeters of rain. >> thanks. now for the first time in its history the church of england will vote on whether to allow women to become bishops. the archbishop said he's hopef

it was going burkino faso over malli into algeria. according to the flight path we've been told about. it's somewhere possibly over malli. this was a spanish company, swift air, right here in madrid that has a fleet of airplanes, with some sort of charter or lease arrangement with algeria's national air carrier, al algerie on this plane, which is now missing, which has sent governments across africa and europe scrambling to try to find out what happened. >> al, was there bad area in the area? >> this is the report, that the pilot requested a change of route because of heavy storms which a pilot here in madrid has just told us an iberian pilot who just flew a similar route said that storms this time of year in west africa are very common. communications from an airliner to the ground in the best of times are different so this appears to be the scenario that's playing out, whether a possible change, of course and then the plane was lost, according to reports. >>> also a startling admission from a top pro-russian rebel leaders in ukraine

the flight was heading to algeria.e cause of the crash, officials not ruling out terrorism, but they do believe the plane went down because of bad thunderstorms. >>> gunfire inside a pennsylvania hospital. it could have been a lot worse if not for the heroism of a wounded doctor. police say 49-year-old richard plots opened fire during a meeting with a psychiatrist and a case worker. the case worker happened to be killed. dr. lee silverman was grazed in the temple. that's when silverman pulled out his own firearm and shot the man three times. a psychiatric patient, plots has a history of violence. former neighbors say that his final words to them was telling. >> the last thing he said, getting in the van, he hollered, he said, "you haven't heard the end of me yet." >> coming up in just a few minutes, a live report with the latest on how the hero doctor is doing now this morning. >>> the crisis at our borders. front and center in washington. today gop house members holding an emergency border crisis summit as the preside

an air algeria plane carry, 116 passengers and crew has disappeared from radar. the crew's last message asked air control to change the plane's route because of heavy rain in the area. the flight lost contact after 15 minutes after takeoff. there are reports that the niece of former dictator fidel castro was on the flight. mariela is an outspoken activist for rights in her country. she also received the international ally for lgbt award. and is the daughter of current daughter of dictator, raul castro. >>> now to the latest on the ban on flights to the gaza trip. the faa has lifted bans on travel into tel aviv. this shows israel's iron dome missile system intercepting missiles there today. this is the first carrier to resume service to tel aviv with a flight out of newark airport in new jersey this afternoon. for the very latest, lets go live to amy buck plan at philadelphia international airport. >> reporter: well, good afternoon rick, u.s. airways flies direct flights out of here in philadelphia international airport to the airport in tel aviv. and as of now th

plus former french president sarkozy is held for question over corruption probe and in sport algeria a good fight but are knocked out of the world cup and details coming up, later. ♪ turdish prime minister running for president and the ruling party has candidacy on tuesday and for an elected president and one is trying to court the kurds from istanbul we explain why. ♪ for turkey's kurds the outlook has never been brighter and they are courted by him as he runs for presidency and significantly he is kick starting a two--year-old peace process with kurdish activists, for almost 30 years they have been fighting for a separate state in turkey southeast. >> translator: it's really clear, the calculation is for the kurdish role and there is foot dragging over the past two years and not much achieved but they still manage to keep up expectation of the expect saying he is the only one to solve the problem. >> reporter: in 1923 the presidency has been generally ceremonial and this is the first time they will vote for head of state and if he wins he is expected to use that popular mandate to

eliminated algeria from the last world cup in the london donovan's last goal. sometimes i don't understand fifa. we will see fit is a story here tomorrow. i'm grant wall in salvador for "fox sports". >>> that is right, thanks karen. big vacation week as you cane both sue and kacie are off so lots to talk about this morning when it comes to the weather. we have heat followed by thunderstorms and then what looks to be tropical storm arthur later today will impact us as we head in the who will take itself. we have just a few clouds, strong storms along a cold front back towards the west. this is player number one when it comes to the rain chances and this will be tomorrow afternoon, the the heat will be building, through, wednesday and that will spark some strong showers and thunderstorms. we will get a brief break before the tropical moisture starts to interact. we will show you that in a minute. temperatures in the lower 70's, warm, humid, fox future cast shows we will stay in the warm sector, we have sunshine overhead and stay dry, these storms are not approach

the majority were french, majority of them planning to transit onto france from alger algeria. the french have really taken the lead disseminating information about what has been happening. the area the plane was flying over has been the scene of so much unrest and is to an extent infiltrated by al qaeda, concern may be what happened wasn't just mechanical or weather related issue, but no suggestion there was anything other than some kind of routine problem at this point, however the french president has called an emergency meeting with all of his ministers, they are gathering as we speak and what we do know is because there has been unrest in mali, at least the french government has said whatever assistance is to be provided will be handy in the area. jon: another plane down flying through a war zone escalates all kinds of questions. thank you. jenna: all things considered, a week after the malaysian airlines plane went down over ukraine. speaking of ukraine, the prime ministeminister of ukraine has resigned. live in ukraine with more on this breaking news. reporter: some surp

algeria, they have found thm at the center of a political dispute. the national front, a far right party continuing to grow in spour and influence. they say it's too soon. it's too soon for al jazeera to take part. 50 years after the bloody war between france and algeria. sell operations have only just started and will continue into the evening. >>> thank you for that. neve barker live in paris on bastille day. if you want to find out more and the controversy. log into the website and for any other stories. watch and see on the bulletin. the address is aljazeera.com. the headlines are coming up in the next couple of seconds or so. >> no other sport can kick off mass emotion in indonesia like football, even if the national team languishes near the bottom of world rankings. >> indonesians, they're really crazy. we can see their ranking in fifa is going down, going down, going down. but every game in the stadium, 80,000 people, 90,000 people. >> even local competitio t

commercial airliner lost in a conflict zone. 116 people were on board a twin-engine jet operated by algeria's national airline and bound for the capital of algiers. flight 5717 fell off the radar less than an hour after taking off from the west african nation of burkina faso. hours later they reported the plane crashed in neighboring mali where government troops have battled surges for 2 1/2 years. it is not at all clear that hostilities had anything to do with what happened. we simply do not know. at this point we don't even have reports on casualties. we do know the plane is an md-83 built by mcdonnell-douglas sometime in the late '80s to mid-'90s and owned by swiftair. al goodman joins me from madrid. chad myers is in the cnn weather center. what do we know about the flight and the people on board? >> the airport it took off, the capital of burkina faso, that airport's website says that french forces stationed in mali detected the crash in a desert area with difficult access between a couple towns in mali. now, there were reports earlier in the day citing african diplomats by news reporter

there were big celebrations in algeria, of course, and here in france. pen and her party were not celebrating. there were skirmishes that broke out with police in certain cities. she said this was proof of the failure of immigration and assimilation. this justifies making binational franco-algerians choose. there is a satirical magazine that gives them a choice. it is a choice between being a racist or an anti-semite. from one scandal to another, let's look at the front page of l'express. this is the cover that has sparked a scandal. you can see on the front page, a photo of a college administrator, a familiar face in french politics. euse, all her l'emmerd pain in and that. -- in the neck. one of her former aides has written a book about her that came out. what a story. it is about her career and her relationship with her former partner, president hollande. they decided to have this cover. the prime minister says that he was shocked. it is a very degrading cover. defendedof l'express this cover. he said he meant pain in the neck in a nice way. why? beca

start with the late game, germany and algeria, both near-goals from both sides.t the goalies, they were sharp. after 90 minutes, it's 0-0 through regulation. look at that. but just 90 seconds into the extra time, germany strikes first. breaks the deadlock, and take another look at that, the ball goes between his legs. >> behind his back. >> yep. now 15 minutes later, germany again, off the rebound. there to hammer it home. and that second goal was huge. and algeria, a late goal. germany hold on for the 2-1 win, advancing to the quarterfinals. and france and nigeria. in the 69th minute, thinks he has the goal, but still scoreless. but in the 79th minute, the goal keeper mishandles the corner. and into the net for the lead. and france adds the insurance goal in stoppage time. eliminating nigeria, 2-0. and today, arkansgentina agains spain, of course, the usa takes on belgium. argentina versus switzerland. redo the prompter. argentina versus spain. wrong on the prompter, right on the graphic. anyway, it's my first day back. >> they're messing with you. >> yeah, mess

alger algeria's transport minister theys the recovery of bodies won't be easy. >>> and the un says nearly quarter of a million people have been forced from their homes. >>> the push for a diplomatic solution to the crisis in gaza has taken on new urgency, the un and u.s. want hamas to stop the bloodshed that has now lasted 18 days. un secretary general ban ki-moon and u.s. secretary of state john kerry have been meeting. they want a pause during the holidays next week, marking the end of ramadan. and kerry has been pushing regional leaders to have a halt. a pause would allow medical and food aid to enter gaza. thousands of palestinians have been forced to leave their homes because of israeli bombardment. james bayes joins us now. what are you hearing on the ceasefire discussions? >> well, there is a real urgency now to these discussions. in some ways for now we might be in the final phase of trying to reach a ceasefire or not. that's because the two international dignitaries which are leading the mediation, the secretary of state of the u.s., and the un secretary general have made it quit

one found itself in the center of some protests, france's growing right wing national front party, algeriaies of protests from the far right and sent three of their troops to march along here. the feeling from the right is that it's way too early to allow the forces to be here in the french capitol, 50 years after the bitter war of independence fought between algeria and france but the french say this event is all about global unity. >> we will leave it there and end our bulletin. remember you can always log on to our website al jazeera.com. . >> it's a crude reality of the boom, the rail roads shipping more dangerous goods through homes and businesses and why america is waiting for safety regulations much the internet broke down barriers, but has not increased minorities working in the tech industry. angel investors are trying to bridge the gap. we show you how. >>> investing in your community, why businesses needing cash to grow are knocking on share

algeria score moments later but went enough. germany holds on.to the quarter final with a 2-1 victory. trying to get expense tore go with the if look here. not biting. france and nigeria. scoreless tie in the 79th minute. corner kick. some insurance stoppage time when thevictim of own goal off theship and france advanc 2 nil and germany in the quarter final friday morning. >> let's jump over to wimbledon and bad news for american tan is in fans for the first time since 19 11. no american single player made it to the round of 16. john last hope. 9 seed facing lopez. he came out firing. 52 to be exact. nning the first set in a tie breaker but lopez took the next 2 also tie breaker. had the only break of the match in the final game of the fourth set to clinch a spot in the round of 16. lopez wins 4 set face them in the next round. the mound defending champ at third seed seventh straight contrary in a row. he faces anderson. ut one on the body right there they havea straight set victory and he is fired but under the radar the way he likes it. top see

algeria managed a late consolation goal. but it was too little, too late. now through to the next round, and algeria begin their long trip home. >>> cameroon's football association are to investigate seven of their players over allegations they were involved in match fixing at the world cup. they lost all three matches. the allegations were made in a german newspaper by a match maker from singapore. both ghana and nigeria were embroiled in disputes over money. all eyes will be on messi on tuesday. argentina's coach says messi is the best player at the world cup. the south american cup is just one of four teams to have won all three of their world cup games, but they face a tricky switzerland side packed with experienced players from across europe. >> translator: messi is having a great world cup. that's what all of us expected. that's what he expected. that's what his mates expected, and the whole argentine public expected. so i'm very happy for the team in general, and also for him. it's obvious he is a key player for us. >>> our correspondent joins me now

the plane was going to algier, the capital of algeria. the crew's last message to air control was to request a change in course because of heavy rain. there are 160 people on board. >>> now to an update about the passenger plane shot down in eastern ukraine. bodies of more victims from the crash arrived in the netherlands today, but back in eastern ukraine, the plane's wreckage remains scattered over the crash site. nbc's keir simmons reports some of the victims are still there too. >> reporter: good day to you. it kind of takes your breath away that it's possible to stand here, this close to the wreckage of and that the fighting continues about 15 miles in that direction. that is where those ukrainian fighter jets were downed yesterday. and in amongst this wreckage is still people's possessions. across here, for example, where there was this fireball, one of many that happened during the crash, you can see parts of the plane, but also, people's suitcases, there are shoes here, people's bags. sometimes your eyes have to focus a little bit

knocked algeria out of the 2010 world cup. >> we hope it's not a concern. we wish that he continues his refereeing the perfect way he's done so far. is it a good feeling? no. >> reporter: meantime, world cup fever raging on. some fans, so anxious about the game, they're turning superstitious. >> what does that mean? >> whatever happens, happens. hopefully we can win. >> just a little number like this that puts a hex on the opposing team as they're about to make a kick. >> reporter: even u.s. captain clint dempsey's family with tricks of their own. >> we're wearing the same exact outfit to every game. we're getting superstitious. >> i wear the same shorts, get my face painted exactly the same way. >> reporter: the party is just getting started. they're coming from all across the globe. if team usa wins tomorrow, this celebration continues. >> root them on tomorrow for us. the big game tomorrow on our partner network, espn. >>> in the meantime tonight here to that emergency landing we're learning more about, a flight from chicago to southern california. when

northrop grumman. >>> right now we're following a developing story from algeria.rch has been launched for a flight operated by alabama jerry -- by al algeri. 50 minutes after takeoff, it reportedly disappeared from the radar and lost contact with air traffic controllers. 110 passengers and six crew members or that plane. it was missing for hours before officials announced its disappearance. >>> now we go to nikki burdine. >> reporter: i'm nikki burdine in alexandria. we're standing over 395 north where i have good news for commuters. that striping that was supposed to be completed on 395 between duke and seminary road is now completed. this happened after yesterday when crews for vdot were supposed to finish striping to rope off a lane so they could work on building a new hov lane. when that didn't happen, that sent commuters into a frenzy and caused major backups. but again crews finished overnight so the striping is completed along 395 fortunate between duke and -- 395 north between duke and seminary road. >>> the countdown continues. we're down to just two days

the team scod against algeria the germans will face france, beating nigeria.nch fans watching also had to wait 80 minutes before their team scored. when this happened they went crazy. tomorrow, argentina takes on switzerland. big screens se up for both at n francisco civic center and usa-belgium. just bring sun reen. it's going to be warm. >> yes. and some water. everything. >> yes. >> very hot today. recorded temperatures above 100 degrees today. it's taperingff we'll have a cool down approaching 4th of july. some low clouds and fog bringing a cooler pattern to us. notice our high clouds here. but these representing thunder and lightning. 77 in san carlos. 57 in half moon bay. another live viewooking towards golden gate, low clouds, fog pushing through now. novato, 90. concord into upper 80snow. a le view showing the reduced visibility. fog increasing tonight. nowooking at cloud pattern around monterey bay. a surge of cool air into our direction is happeng now. will continue to happen overnight. by 5:00we'll see fog not only at the coast but will have increas

the team scored against algeria the germans will face france, beating nigeria. french fans watching also had to wait 80 minutes before their team scored. when this happened, they went crazy. tomorrow, argentina takes on switzerland. big screens set up for both at san francisco civic center and usa-belgium. just bring sun screen. it's going to be warm. >> yes. and some water. everything. >> yes. >> very hot today. recorded temperatures above 100 degrees today. it's tapering off we'll have a cool down approaching 4th of july. some low clouds and fog bringing a cooler pattern to us. notice our high clouds here. but these representing and lightning. 77 in san carlos. 57 in half moon bay. another live view looking towards golden gate, low clouds, fog pushing through now. novato, 90. concord into upper 80s now. a live view showing the visibility. fog increasing tonight. now looking at cloud pattern around monterey bay. a surge of cool air into our direction is happening now. will continue to happen overnight. by 5:00 we'll see fog not only at the coast but will have i

it is flight 5017, an air algeria plane that left burkina faso, disappeared apparently over mali. we know very little about this right now. we do know there was a visibility problem, some reports that there were thunderstorms or thundershowers in the area, the pilot was told to change course when this plane lost contact with the tower. according to what we know there were 110 passengers aboard, two pilots, four crewmembers and people have been watching all this very closely because not only are there issues of flying in this part of africa, there's also a bit of unrest there in mali. so the report now is that plane, flight 5017, an air algeria plane, md-83, has crashed with 110 passengers on board plus crew. garl? >> joe johns reporting live from washington, thank you. >>> a national day of mourning is over but grief still holds in this tiny country in a stranglehold. ♪ >> this morning the dutch are welcoming home dozens more victims from malaysia airlines flight 17. most of the 298 people killed in the apparent missile strike are from the netherlands. cnn's nick peyton walsh is i

now that flight was headed from burkina faso to algeria on a route that goes over the shah hair ra desert. it looks like it one operated by air algerie, but owned by swiftair. this morning that airline put out a statement reading quote, up to now there is no communication with the aircraft. on board the plane are 110 passengers, six crew members, wf which two are pilots and four flight attendants. at this the time, company emergency personnel are working to find out what happened. looking at that route again, in addition to the thunderstorms, the flight path went over mali, which is the faa considers potentially hostile where civil aircraft are at risk of encountering fire and air defense missiles. it has been exactly one week since malaysian flight 17 was shot down over ukraine, so the possibility that a passenger plane was shot down suddenly seems horrifyingly realistic, however because of the storms in the area, that too is a real possibility. we're monitoring for you. >> just hard to believe, here we go again on airplanes. thank you. >>> well now to the latest on the malaysian plane s

aviation officials in algeria say they lost contact with an air algerie aircraft 15 minutes after itth 110 people on board. >>> israel says operations will continue to protect its population. >> it will not prevent us from continuing to act to defend our people, to protect them against rocket attacks and to dismantle the vast terror tunnels network that we have seen that is geared to penetrate our territory. >>> bodies of more victims of flight mh 17 are being flown to the netherlands as the world begins to download data from the flight recorders. and 20 gold medals will be won today at the games in glasgow. >>> we are bringing you breaking news. aviation officials have lost contact with an air algerie passenger flight and say it lost contact 15 minutes after it took off from ouagadougou and it is understood that 16 passenger 1 on board. the flight was ah 5017 we understand and air algerie says it launched an emergency plan, details are still coming in. spain's swift air says it was its plane and they have had no contact with it. it was expected to land, of course, sometime ago. it w

most of algeria's players who took on the final game have been fasting. algeria eventually lost to germany, but as they reached the final 16, they earned at least $9 million in prize money, and now that team has apparently decided to give that money away to the palestinian people of gaza. now, meantime, after a short break, it is on to the group of eight. remaining teams take to the pitch on friday, germany against franks, and then of course all eyes on the tournament. has there been rah favorite emerge among the world. is there someone everybody is getting behind. no true favorite has emerged. it's been quite open. still with their star player, one of the best in the world. in columbia have been amazing. getting a little bit of that hometown advantage, there is so much people were talking for months. it appears to be fairly organized. people cast out effortly? >> they have been able to handle it and proven themselves. the u.s. game last week and it was major flooding family members and friends of the teams weren't able to get to the game and that was a b

flight 5017 was travelling between burkina faso and algeria. it was discovered last night and the french went to verify wit a drone and then went back to helicopters and dropped men to the scene. the african officials went public last night but the french waited until morning to be certain it was the plane. the number has been updated without any explanation. the french have been asked for help by molly and it key t crash sceneby ground forces because it is a hostile area withlamic insurgency going on th the actually investigation team wot until tomorrow so we don't expect more. murder or was it-defense? >> h sustained cuts and bruises as a result of the beating and they leave him believing he is not a threat and he is able to get up, retrieves another gun, confronts them once again. >> a developing storanwe will have a live report on that. plus nee recall for hundreds of thousands roads. is oem parked in your driveway?we want to hear from y. do you support giving refugee status it the children coming from honduras? hello! three grams daily of

we've heard that afp are reporting air algeria has lost contact with a plane leaving ouagadoug.ring you updates if we hear anything further. also we're waiting to hear from the eu with regard to further sanctions on russia. they're talking about potential further sanctions of the technology energy sector. what we've heard so far that's there's concerns or focus in berlin that they're proposing sector sanctions on the russian government. so stepped up as far as these reports -- as far as these reports are concerned, not just looking at the technology right now on the energy sector, but actually specific. they want hem this to potentially be for a limited period of time. it comes back to this idea of we know it would hurt europe significantly if we did see energy sanctions in particular. they said they would want it to be for a specific period of time. those could be in place by the end of june or july and the beginning of august. >> let's take a look at the u.s. futures right now, trading in gains of between 1% and 2% for the core u.s. markets. right now, futures indicating sligh

this flight enroute to algiers, algeria, has been apparently located two french fighter jets.s over the country of mali located the plane after reports it crashed in the desert. we're trying to figure out why it happened, where it is and what were the circumstances. we'll get a live update from peter doocy which has been watching the story since about 7:00 this morning. stay tuned for details on that. another day, wow. >>> house lawmakers unveiling their plan to deal with the surge of illegals across the southern border. why they say they will actually secure the border and do it for a lot less money than the president's request. we'll talk about it. martha: plus the world face as catastrophe and we never even knew it apparently. we'll tell you about the solar storm that scientists say could have devastated our entire planet. ♪ when sales rep steve hatfield books at laquinta.com, he gets a ready for you alert the second his room is ready. so he knows exactly when he can prep for his presentation. and when steve is perfectly prepped, ya know what he brings? and that's how you'l

. >>> the algeria jet took off, it disappeared over mali on its way to algeria. earlier today, a search plane said the jet plane had been spotted. it's believed the weather played a factor in the crash. most of the passengers were french. it doesn't appear there were any americans on the plane. >>> t in the my middle east at least 15 pelestinians died in a shelter when it came under fire. some 200 others were wounded and rushed to a hospital. most are women and children. families had taken shelter in a school. the u.n. was planning to move them when the shells hit. it's not clear who's responsible. israel says it did not target the school and suggests that hamas rockets may have fallen short. hamas blames israel. >> free free palestine. >>> in oakland dozens of people rallied in front of the federal business in support of pelestinians in gaza. in the last 17 days nearly 800 pelestinians and 30 israelis have been killed. >>> the san jose police union issued a statement today in response to a formal complaint about excessive force. that complaint was made by a grad

the route is possible to fly over from algeria from burkina faso.nk any crash site has been found for now. >> lots of conflicting reports coming out at this stage. we are in the very early stages of getting information on this story. one of the reports we are getting is that contact was lost with this flight at 50 minutes after taking off from burkina faso possibly over the town of gpu. the french have over 1,000 deployed there and were operations from the 14th of july that 100 soldiers deployed when they suffered a suicide bomb attack. so this is a town with no more daily fighting about the french are there and militants holding positions there. >> many thanks live giving us the latest on our breaking news story this hour here on bbc world news that an air algerie flight has lost contact with officials 50 minutes after taking off from the capital burkina faso. >>> now, a growing number of women in the united states are getting plastic surgery to enhance their behinds. but with the cost of surgery into the thousands many are choosing cheap back stre

. >> in february, a military plane slammed into a mountain in algeria, killing all onboard. >> taiwan niece officials are turning to the black boxes into the investigation of a jet. a four minute gap between the pilot's request for a second approach and the plane going down is being ve viewed. >> australia is closer to sending troops to ukraine this morning. prime minister tony abbot saying his government is finalizing that deal for australian forces to help secure the malaysia airlines flight 17 crash site. pro-russian separatists control that area, blocking access. europe may be closer to imposing new sanctions on russia, as well. >> it is likely it was shot down, and it is also likely that it was conducted by non-state actors that were provided incredibly powerful weapons by the russian government, all that, i think may stiffen the spine of our european partners moving forward. >> travel bans freezing more assets of key allies of vladimir putin are proposed. >> state officials in arizona are reviewing death penalty procedures following the execution of a convicted murderer. some wi

>>> and the passenger plane disappeared from radar while flying from the west african country to algeria. the aircraft vanished 50 minutes into the flight and officials say there were 110 passengers and 6 crew members on board. that plane belongs to a spanish private airlines and was operated by the company. israel released pictures of an airstrike on a gaza hospital. they warned the hospital to evacuate patients and staff ahead of that airstrike and more than 700 palestinians have been killed since the fighting began. more than 32 soldiers have been fighting and the mother of one of the jewish teens killed on the way home from school in the west bank last month... >>> an israeli military vehicle fired tear gas to break up a demonstration in bethlehem. the palestinians were protesting into the gas it trip. they can resume flying. they of consulted with both israeli governments to protect travelers. there are three u.s. airlines and united and just and at 7:30 a gathering is scheduled at the cross being peace memorial and they have mourn the many lives lost in gaza and israel conflict and

algeria prime minister minister said that they have been attacked for the second time, a bomb killinghree soldiers in four cars. 13 other soldiers were killed back in april. >>> six people have been killed during fighting near libya's main airport in tripoli, and the aircraft gunfire explosions were heard in and around the area. militia controls the area and was attacked by another rebel group. it's the worst fighting in the area for six months. all flights in and out of the airport have been canceled. >>> afghanistan's presidential rivals have agreed to a full recount cast in last month's run off election. the deal was aimed to end a deadlock over the results. jennifer glasse reports from kabul. >> reporter: the break through afghans were waiting for. candidates abdullah and ghani at a stalemate and now finally in an agreement as they decide the next president. in kabul the effect was immediate. prices dropped a fraction and the afghan currency rose against the dollar. >> reporter: now are you happier? >> people are happier now. they want an unified government. the biggest worry was

this one was headed to algeria. we're following it from the live desk learning how many people were on board. sfwla a sfwla. >>> and yoho a computer glitch is leaving certain americans who need passports in the lurch. p. >>> plus the road where you are >>> plus the road where you are most like i love the taste. always smooth, never bitter. my cup of coffee is always awesome when i go to dunkin'. man: i see the steam rising off the cup, 'cause you know it's a fresh pot. man: one cup a day for sure. two if need be. and it's usually "need be." dunkin' -- your place for coffee. >>> i'm richard jordan at the live desk with breaking news. a plane seems to have vanished and the 116 people on board are missing. this is air algerie flight from burkina faso to algiers. it disappeared about 50 minutes after takeoff. there are 110 passengers achd six crew members on board. the air traffic controllers lost contact with the plane. it is not on radar. the airline has started an emergency plan which means they are searching for thi

the plane was headed from the west african nation of burkina faso to algeria. with 110 passengers, two pilots and four crew members on board. a private spanish company, swiftair, operates the plane for air algerie. the f--a-a has lifted its ban on u-s flights to israel. it was imposed tuesday - after a rocket hit only about a mile from the international airport in tel secretary of state john kerry said negotiations are edging closer to a cease-fire between israel and hamas militants. a hamas leader is calling for the opening of gaza's borders and the end of a more than seven year long blockade on gaza. he says hamas cannot abandon those terms in a cease-fire agreement. v >>:a man claiming to be a park ranger has people on edge in marin county. people say there have been at least two instances where a man claming to be a ranger ordered people to put their dogs on a leash. it's happening in an area of blithedale summit -- where that's not required. but he's also accused of throwing rocks -- and trying to kick a dog. a woman also claims the man took photos of her

. >> early indications are that bad weather may have contributed to the crash of the air algeria crashed in thet african country of mali killing everyone on board. the french military are at the site. nearly half of the 118 passengers on board were from france. are hypotheses including weather conditions but we're not putting any of them aside because we want to find out everything that happened. >> they have recovered one of the flight data recorders and the pilots last message to air traffic control said the crew had changed course because of severe weather. plans are in the works to finally secure the crash site of the malaysian airline flight 17 in eastern ukraine. the dutch and australian governments hope to deploy units to protect investigators and help in the search for additional remains. today, two planes carrying more remains arrived. it is believed russian-backed separatists shot down flight 17 killing all 298 on board. >> the organization overseeing the world cup is rejecting calls to remove the 2018 competition from russia. deplores violence that they are confident that they

the air algeria flight took off from burkina faso on its way to algiers.from the radar than an hour after its departure but the plane had been missing for hours before the news was made public. lawyers for condemned arizona inmates say the executions took nearly two hours. it took so long that the lawyers had time to appeal as he lay there. the execution could added to increasing criticism of capital punishment nationwide. fund in a retirement california, and other major pensions are moving away from hedge funds. sayswall street journal" investors are turned off on high fees and low returns. they had hoped to make hedge funds that go to place to make money. howard, what am i trying to say here? gamco. howard ward of gamco, this is right up your wheelhouse. you do not charge hedge fund fees. >> our mutual funds are straight , long-only funds. we have a small part of our business that is merger arbitrage. >what you are talking about rigt here is an asset reallocation away from alternative investments in the direction of long-only equity. this is the mirror i

jet when it vanished from radar on its way from burkina faso to algeria.but the md-83 would have run out of fuel by now. the plane may have run into severe weather and it is also worth noting like malaysia airlines flight 17 last week the plane was flying over a conflict zone in this case malibu intelligence offs do not believe fighters in mali have the missiles needed to shoot down a plane. >>> well, this morning u.s. airlines are free to resume flights to israel now that the faa has lifted its ban. but sirens rang out in tel aviv warning of rocket fire. five rockets fired from gaza were intercepted. meantime, the israeli military is targeting hamas tums in gaza like this one among 30 it claims to have uncovered so far. the palestinians say more than 730 people have died in the conflict. most of them civilians. >>> and there is new outrage this morning over capital punishment. it stems from the execution of convicted murderer joseph rudolph wood in arizona. wood was given a lethal injection but witnesses say he gasped for nearly two hours wednesday before

, from a french speaking ground, the same group that belgium came through, and we're thrilled for algeriab, and you india it's the opponent we knocked out in our second and the last world cup. >> well, we lost our feed to brian yoenis in brazil but here on the fox news deck we intend to be watching the game on our giant wall. take a look at this panorama from last week's game. our producer john glenn took the picture. where will you but watching in tweet us,@shep news team, we might read your comments later on. >> beauty might not only be skin deep. that is the word from researchers who say being attractive could help you from getting sick. why is that? we'll explain. >>> a potential game-changer in the saga of foxy knoxy, the ex-boyfriend who stuck by accused kill iramanda knox seems to be changing his story. >>> a tropical storm off the coast of florida, arthur. it's expected to strengthen for the house weekend. meteorologist janice dean has the later and is live in the fox extreme weather center. >> the good news is i'm joining you for the world cup game at 4:00. the bad news is, yes,

against algeria but algeria, down two to nothing trying to make a come back at two-one they do not.many wins two-one and they advance. >>> the president's race the in the nationals game. it is abe lincoln, it is george washington, and, abe is taking down george, but he is not done just yet. he takes down teddy roosevelt too and gets red card. by the way washington won the game seven-three. that is sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. >>> i think george washington would have won. he survived that brutal winter in valley forge. >> yes. >> being bled to death. >>> security is change ago cross baseball, and phillies fans will be among first to notice. >> pilot program will be testing metal detectors starting in our city soon july 21st. as you go through right field gate, you will have to go through this detector. next season every single fan in all games will to have walk through a detector. new measure is in addition to the bag checks we already do, the phillies expect to have metal detectors at all entrances by next year. next up a police office are gets pummeled by a suspect. the un

. >>> 28 algerian led algeria to a knockout round in the world cup in brazil. >> the winners most extreme restaurant meal would take 1 hours of brisk walking to burn off these calories. >> new research looks at hospitals, and your medical records could be at risk of a cyber attack. >> reporter: tonight we're going do you know to 70. an indication of slightly warmer air on the way and more humid air, too, we'll be back with the day-park forecast and get you to the airport that's next. >> if you want to stay on top of the changing weather situation what's going on here and around the world, you can visit 6abc.com/weather for the storm tracker 6 live and the hourly . >> part. garden state parkway is about to get wider, an expansion project will add a lane to the highway between galloway and egg harbor township. it's going to be finished by 2017. >> reporter: it will take a little while and until then it will be jammed. let's see if we have any jams on 309, not just yet, you're looking good, this is in montgomeryville, dekalb pike no problems between flower town and quakertown. looking good t