i am andrew spencer reporting. >> we learned within the last hour israel rejected a cease fire proposal john kerry. israeli media says the plan for a week long stop to the violence was unanimously rejected because it would mean israel would have to halt efforts to destroy hamas tunnels under gaza israeli border. today israeli aircraft struck at least 30 homes in the gaza strip. secretary of state kerry remain in his egypt trying to broker a deal. >>> a $50,000 reward is offered to track down a driver in last week's deadly bank robbery and shoot out in stockton. police want to find the driver of this car. they say the person dropped off three armed robbers where they robbed the bank and took three hostages. one of the hostages was killed. that woman's sister is begging for the public to help. >> i am making a plea to every one of you stocktonians to step forward with any knowledge of any information that will bring these criminals down. let's take our city back. this is our city, not theirs. take it back. >> two of the bank robbers died in the shoot out. the third was captured. he faces

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as andrew spencer tells you the confrontation follows a high speed chase police that left cars, houses, riddled with bullets. >> reporter: this is how police chase ended captured on video by a neighbor at least 20 seconds of constant gunfire before swat slowly approached the vehicle. inside this bullet riddled suv police found all four people had been shot, two of the three bank robbery suspects with dianne so would the hostage. she was this man's cousin. >> she was just an innocent bystander going to pull out money. she left her kid in the car. she goes inside, whatever happened, happened her daughter, has to say hey they took mom. >> reporter: he says he didn't know she was involved until it was too late. three armed men stormed this bank in in stockton, california wednesday afternoon and they walk out with more than just money but they left with three hostages. >> it is not something you want to hear, in the middle of the day. you don't wake up, get to your job thinking something like this will happen to you or happen at all. >> reporter: at different times during the chase two of t

andrew spencer has more on that, the world want to happen. >> today, nearly 300 people dead after a plane crashes in eastern ukraine and a woman who said she was supposed to be on the flight is still alive. >> coming to the airport in the taxi just crying feeling like i'd been given a second chance. >> the faa warned u.s. airlines to avoid the airspace over eastern ukraine. u.s. officials believe a missile destroyed the flight. >> if that's the case, it's an unspeakable crime. >> needs a full and transparent international investigation. >> we think the perpetrators must swiftly brought to justice. >> the russian president led the moment of silence on russian television the protesters outside the united nations blamed him for the destruction. he blames the ukrainians for escalating the conflict. some hope the loss of life may be an opportunity for a cease-fire between russian separatists and eastern ukraine and the government. if not, it could create an even deeper divide between east and west. >> a civilian plane was shot down with hundreds of dutch and german and french citizens. that ma

andrew spencer has the story of the irony behind the potential litigation. >> the legal challenge byepublicans has ironic twist. your lawsuit argues president barack obama violated the constitution by delaying a key provision of obama care. law they fought to repeal. in a statement, thursday, house speaker john boehner said the president changed the healthcare law without a vote of congress. effectively creating his own law by literally waiving the employer mandate. that's enough to way our system of government was designed to work. president obama had a slightly different take on the lawsuit. >> usual a going to sue me for doing my job. >> quoted departed as he aired his frustration with republicans. >> sometimes i feel like saying to these guys: i'm the guy doing my job. you must be the other guy. sue him. impeach him. really? (laughter). >> really? for what? >> he said republicans didn't seem to minds when president bush was the one issuing executive orders. boehner defended the plan for legal action earlier in the day. >> every president does executive orders. most of them, thoug

i'm andrew spencer reporting. >> the house is expected to vote on its version of the bit later today.> we all need mopeds, liz. makes our life easier. >> people are burning through a lot of gas unfortunately right now waiting behind the cash lanes at the bay bridge toll plaza. so our delays are minor but they will be turning on the metering lights. i think they just did. you can see the middle lanes filling in. that's always the first indicator that they turned the metering lights when the fastrak lanes begin to slow. and it looks like again i would not be surprised if they just turned them on within the last 30 seconds. the busiest lanes are backed up to the overcrossings just there to the end of the parking lot. and if you are coming out of tracy obviously we are seeing our usual slowdowns here as well right around mountain house. that's when it begins to slow down on 205 and then continues to look heavy westbound through the altamont pass, livermore valley. it loosens up past vasco road. kcbs mobile units driving through the scene right now. 24 minutes between the altamont pass and

i'm andrew spencer reporting. >>> nearly 200 bodies have been found in the debris fold so far and the work to identify then begins. anne makovec joins us live from the newsroom and anne, no word yet on mr. there were any americans on board. >> reporter: there are 41 people whose nationalities are still unconfirmed this morning. many of them could be americans. most of the passengers were european including 154 from the netherlands. there were also australians, malaysians, indonesians, filipinos and one canadian. some of the world's leading experts on aids were on board. 108 scientists and researchers from around the world were on their way to the international aids conference in australia. among those who died was dr. joep lange from the netherlands. he was a former president of the international aids society. >> the loss of his expertise and leadership is a blow that i just don't know how we will ever replace him. we are dedicated to eradicating hiv/aids and today that -- that, uhm, hoped-for outcome seems even further away. [ voice breaking ] >> reporter: the families of many of the

i'm andrew spencer reporting. >> no one is claiming responsibility for the disaster. a former pentagon official tells kpix 5's ryan takeo about the possibilities. >> the ukranian government says it is the rebels. the rebels say that it's the ukranian government. and then each side is saying, well, maybe it's the other side pro tending to be them. >> reporter: gloria duffy says the next step for the u.s. is to investigate the crash itself and see who did what. >> >> it's a house of mirrors essentially as to who did this and the motivations. >> it's a tragedy for the whole world now. >> reporter: bay area russian and ukranian natives know this tragedy will bring more attention to the region's crisis. they worry about hostilities in their homeland. >> from the local conflict back in ukraine became an international conflict. >> reporter: some distrust both sides. >> i think nothing is good hang on both sides. >> we still don't know who did it. >> reporter: duffy adds, this could be an accident. >> it could have been misidentified as a ukrainian military aircraft. a simple

andrew spencer reports president site. >>: the woman who was supposed to be on that flight is still alive. she fills a the she's been given a second chance. u.s. officials to believe a missile destroyed the flight. >>: we assesprotesters outsides blae attack. if the cease-fire is not agreed upon it could create a deeper and divide between the east and west. others reflect on the tragedy itself. 298 people dead on the the wreckage of a passenger jet. >>: the malaysia airlines passenger jet that crashed in eastern ukraine was carrying a number of scientists to an aids conference in australia. the international aids society said many of its colleagues and friends were among the 298 people on board the boeing 777. among the dead, a well-known and. prosecutors say the three men who robbed a california bank and took three hostages before engaging in a gun battle with police intended to take hostages. san joaquin county chief deputy district attorney ronald freitas said on thursday the suspects came into the bank on wednesday afternoon wearing hooded disguise themselves and had their guns drawn.

it -- it addresses more than just the border problem. >> reporter: i'm andrew spencer, reporting. >>> time now is 5:09. coming up a raging wildfire in oregon destroyed nearly everything in its path. after the break, the difficult battles now to keep those blazes under control. >> reporter: good morning. another summer day means it's time for another charity golf tournament. i'm roberta gonzales live from hayward. >> and with a few wet roads out there, why not give mass transit a try? so far bart has 38 trains on time. we'll check the roads coming up. >> hi-def doppler is tracking a couple of raindrops. we have some drizzle out there, too. hey, this is getting fun! we'll have the forecast coming up. ,,,,,, everything your mouth does in a day is building up layer, upon layer, upon layer of bacteria. and to destroy those layers? you need listerine®. its unique formula penetrates these layers deeper than other mouthwashes, killing bacteria all the way down to the bottom layer. so for a cleaner, healthier mouth, go with #1 dentist recommended listerine®. power to your mouth. also try liste

. >> catherine: andrew spencer reports that arizona's governor is now calling for an investigation.>"it was tough for everybody in that room. at a certain point, you wondered if he was ever going to die." learn >> reporter:joseph wood: convicted of murder and sentenced to death, put to death in a process which took nearly two hours >>"he was gasping for air. he was struggling to breathe. he was moving up on the restraints." >>"to watch a man lay there for an hour and 40 minutes gulping air, i can liken it to, if you catch a fish and throw it on the shore, the way the fish opens and closes its mouth." >> reporter:the department of corrections says wood was unconscious the entire time. >> reporter:wood was convicted of the 1989 killings of his estranged girlfriend and her father. he received no sympathy, wednesday, from a relative of his victims. >>"everybody here, from what i heard, said it was excruciating. you don't know what excruciating is. what's excruciating is seeing your dad laying there in a pool of blood, seeing your sister laying there in a pool of blood. this man deserved

. >> but as andrew spencer reports, efforts to address the wider immigration crisis may have run intol gridlock. >> reporter: the process of repatriation starts for hundreds of people at the federal law enforcement training center in new mexico. the families here are being sent home, as the obama administration tries to send a message. >> at the end of the day, our border is not open to illegal migration. >> reporter: but it has been the influx of unaccompanied children, 57,000 of them over the last nine months, that has highlighted this crisis. >> as soon as they see their money is not effective in getting their kids to this country, then it will stop and not before. >> reporter: both democrats and republicans have acknowledged it as humanitarian crisis. the condition these kids are fleeing-- >> they are seeking refuge from organized crime, despicable gangs, vile human traffickers. >> reporter: and the dangers of the long trek to the united states. the president's request for $3.7 billion in emergency funds to deal with the influx is stalled in the republican-led house. >> the house

as andrew spencer reports.the the price of gas could go as a result. >>: the department of veterans affairss it has made "tremendous progress" in reducing a disability claims backlog. that backlog reached above 600- thousand early last year. officials say it has been whittled down to about 275- thousand. some republicans think the v-a is "hiding" numbers. officials say that the v-a has paid more than 85 million to veterans who lacked medical evidence that they deserve the benefits. a plan to curb the flood of unaccompanied minors at the border was unveiled monday by two lawmakers from texas. republican senator john cornyn and democratic representative henry cuellar say it aims to immediately deport most young migrants. the bipartisan compromise would then allow for an appeals process for those who may be able to stay. both the house and senate. happening today. a small town protest in arizona trying to stop illegal immigrants from being housed in their town. residents of oracle arizona are trying to stop today's arrival of children detained at the mexico border. hundreds of children have be

andrew spencer reports the only survivor of those seven is the suspect's teenage daughter. if she suffered a cut shuttle- she suffered a gunshot wound. in the seven that the victims or all family most of them were his children both biological and adopted. the man called the pillowcase rapist has been released from a mental hospital. authorities say that 63-year- old christopher hubbart was released from coalinga state hospital, and sent to live in an unincorporated area near palmdale. hubbart is a convicted rapist who terrorized at least 40- women in northern and southern california in the 1970's and 1980's. he got his nickname by using a pillowcase to muffle victims' screams. residents in the area have tried to petition and stop the move. in world news this morning. a u.s. marine reservist is still jailed in mexico on weapons charges, after a court hearing yesterday. andrew tahmooressi was arrested back in march, after driving into mexico with three guns in his truck. he said he was optimistic he'd be released, after explaining that he made a wrong turn, and crossed the bo

both sides of the gaza/israel border are the fallout from the killings of several teenagers, and andrew spencer reports more and more people are getting caught up in the violence. the escalation of military who follows the death of a palestinian teenager even his cousin his inkatha and the violence. still recovering of is if injuries the palestinian american looks to be returning home. mohammad abdel could tear plus berendt to death. police said they questioned since six suspects but it has done nothing to slow down the violence. >>: pope francis vows to hold catholic bishops accountable for failing to protect children from sexual abuse. the pope held a private meeting and mass with six victims of clergy sexual abuse monday. in his sermon during the mass the pontiff apologized. the scandal involving priest sexual abuse of children has been unfolding in the catholic dozens of protesters gathered in murrieta yesterday to greet several buses full of undocumented immigrants. when the buses traveled to another border patrol facilty instead.protest organizers called it a victory. it is not clear whet

as andrew spencer reports..e united nations held an emery meeting overnight, once aga calling for anmmediate ceasefire. --reporter pkg-as follows-- even as hamas said it agree a u-n mediated cease-fire or the weekend, israel cited "incessant rocket fire" as a reason to restart its mility ground operation. "hamas red to stop the attacks. israel agreed to five ceasefire proposals. hamas rejected or broke all of them -- even t ones that they requested by themselves." the united nat security council held anoth emergency meeting, g a presidential >>> each as hamas said it agreed to a ceasefire over the weekend, seleucid incessant rocket fire as a reason to restart its military ground operation. >> hamas refused to stop the attacks. israel agreed to five ceasefire proposals. hamas rejected or broke all of them, even the ones they requested by themselves. >>> the united nations security council issued a presidential statement. >> the security council expresses strong support for immediate and unconditional humanitarian ceasefire. >> reporter: hamas had asked for a more strongly worded resol

andrew spencer has the latest.. >> this is how the police chase ended ... gun fire. >> captured on video, 20 seconds of gunfire before the family approached the vehicle. inside the car police bound all four people had been shot. two of the three suspects would die and so with the hostage. she was this man's cousin. >> she was just a bystander going to take out money. she left her kid in the car she goes inside. whatever happened happened. her daughter said a text saying they took mom. >> he didn't know issues involved until was too late. at least one man with assault rifles stormed the bank wednesday afternoon walking now with more than just money. they left with three hostages. >> that's not something you want to hear in the middle of the day. you don't go to your job thinking this point happen to you or happen at all. >> at different times during the chase, two of the hostages were either thrown from or jumped out of the vehicle. one had been graced by a bullet, the other had been shot. at this point, police don't know whether it was the bank robber or th

andrew spencer has more. >> airstrikes ramp up overnight.nse forces reported hitting about 50 targets including militant houses and military compound. meanwhile, claiming responsibility for 70 more rockets fired into israel. the escalation of military action follows the death of a palestinian teenager, even his cousin has been caught in the violence. >> i can't believe it happened. unfortunately it did happen and it's real. >> a video showed a man dressed in israeli security forces uniforms holding down and pummeling the young man. amid protests over his cousins murder. still recovering from his injuries and currently under house arrest, the palestinian american is expected to return to the u.s. sometime in the next few weeks. >> i want him home and now on american soil. he's an american teenager he doesn't know anything about war zones or war crimes. never had to deal with that. >> abducted and burned to death in jerusalem, police have said there's a strong indication the killing was in response to the death of three israelis in the west ba

andrew spencer has more. >> it was tough for everyone in that room. a certain point you wonder if his average to die. >> convicted of murder and sentenced to death, put to death in a process which took nearly two hours. >> he was gasping for air, struggling to breathe. he was moving up on the restraints. >> to watch a man lay there for an hour and 40 minutes it's like winning catch a fish and throw it on the shore when the fish opens and closes its mouth. >> he was unconscious full-time. convicted of the 1989 killings of his estranged girlfriend and her father. he received no sympathy from a relative. >> everybody here said it was excruciating. you don't know what excruciating is. what excruciating is senior dad lying in a pool of blood and her sister in a pool of blood. that's excruciating. this man deserves it. >> a similar execution in oklahoma this year raised concerns about the drug use in legal objection. other countries refusing to export the drug to the u.s. for use in execution. >> i can't imagine what the criminal justice system hope for whe

andrew spencer reports, two *americans are among the casualties. >> the native of california served as a sniper in the israeli forces. and from texas he served there as well. the two u.s. citizens are among 13 soldiers killed on sunday. the military wing of hamas claimed to have captured and is really soldier a claim denied by israel but they are looking into it. israel's incursion into the town sent hundreds fleeing into gaza city. the cause a health ministry says one and 500 palestinians have been killed. the united nations estimates 70 percent were civilians. >> we have no war with the people of gaza. once again today, israel agreed to a cease- fire. the third time israel accepted and thomas rejected the humanitarian cease-fire. >> israeli forces say they destroyed several tunnels used by militants to smuggle weapons into israel. since the beginning of the ground operation last thursday, officials say they've exposed 16 tunnels with 43 access points. after an emergency meeting sunday night the u.n. security council expressed concern about the rising toll of caused an end to violence

andrew spencer has more. >> of the multibillion-dollar trust which helps fund state transportation projectsridge repair is once again running out of money. the obama administration says as soon as august 1st, a lack in funding could affect transportation project. >> this week we need the solution. there will continue to urge republican lawmakers to not block it. >> lawmakers are not sitting idle. house and senate are hammering out the details of the temporary extension. whether that deal gets done before the end of the month is a question. >> dozens of projects across the country hundreds of thousands of jobs are in jeopardy. >> discussing their version of the bill monday evening, a house committee hopes to put something for that would easily pass both the house and senate. >> this bill will provide enough funding to get us through 2015. this is the only package with all proven history and getting the votes in the house and senate. >> according to triple a, badly maintained roads forced americans on average to spend more than $300 per year on repairs and maintenance. in some cities is more

andrew spencer reports, the fighting continues to put the lives of palestinian citizens in jeopardy. >> just as a ambulances arrived after explosions near a street market in northern gaza, the photographer for the palestinian news agency was reportedly among the injured. the shelling continued. explosions also hit the united nations school on wednesday. >> with salt the shelves when they hit. shrapnel was falling like rain. i was so scared the school filled with smoke. we had to put water into our eyes just to see. >> one of several u.s. schools used as shelters where shells had hit or fallen near in the last few days. israel says some of the attacks are the result of of mosses arab rocket fire. the idea can claims more and 200 rockets fired have landed in gaza since the start of the latest round in the middle east. the defense forced focuses much of its attention on tunnels like this one which militants used to sneak under israel's border. explosions killed three soldiers as the uncovered a tunnel entrance into a home in southern gaza. a moss says the fighters have lord fighters ins

andrew spencer has more. >> the sounds of violence in the distance stop investigators from reaching the aircraft. >> we needed two-thirds of the other day. once we got there it was clear the bombing was extremely heavy. at one point we have to take cover next to our vehicle. >> nearly two weeks since the suspected missile took the airlines out of the sky. officials say there still could be human remains among the debris. observers have reached the site before but the teams did not include the dutch investigators in charge of finding out what happened. those investigators along with a dozen australian experts have not seen the wreckage. >> everyday is another did lost. we could be losing those human remains and the crucial evidence. >> the u.s. and european union accused russia of training and arming rebels and perpetuating the crisis. the president announced tuesday the u.s. and the eu would enforce new sanctions. >> a very specific issue related to russia's unwillingness to recognize the ukraine can chart its own path. >> not just the u.s., the the you moved as well that's what's impre

andrew spencer has more. >> military cargo planes bring thousands of coffins to the netherlands. officials expect to finish the transfer by saturday. but after the crash of the plane, the gruesome process of recovering remains is much more difficult than simply counting the number of caskets. >> it doesn't mean we have 200 people back home. it may be more or less. to be sure we are convinced there are still remains that we want to recover and we want to bring back. >> international monitors watched over by their military escorts search through the debris field spanning several miles. in a wooded area defined a piece of the fuselages, its fall presumably cushioned by the trees, some windows still intact. the team finds more than just debris. >> we did spot human remains. >> even the remains already recovered not be identified four months. a long time to wait for the victims' relatives. especially muslim families celebrating the end of their holiday on monday. this woman's daughter was part of the flight crew. >> their loved ones burial delayed families could only wait for the reco

andrew spencer has more. >> calling the influx of illegal border crossings a crisis. >> it is important to see these miners coming to the u.s. since october the been coming to provide a message of deterrence to stop them from coming in the first place. we are not a point to stop this until we send them back. >> officials estimate 60-80,000 unaccompanied children will cross the border this year training resources. today the president meets with texas gov. rick perry has the look at ways to address the problem. the white house is asking congress for $3.7 billion to respond to the flood of immigrants. >> making it clear that additional resources will help us get in front of this in a very clear way. >> the emergency funds would among other things help clear a backlog in imagery operation. >> have a bipartisan conversation making sure we have the resources we need to deal with this effectively. >> republicans are not entirely convinced. >> i am concerned at the short term band-aid to what could be a long-term priccrisis. >>the public is offering plenty of ideas and input on ways to improve

andrew spencer has more. the white house is offering to help negotiate a cease-fire between israel and hamas. the legal challenge by house republicans has an ironic twist, the lawsuit argues the president violated the constitution by delaying a key provision of obama care, a lot they fought to repeal. in a statement on thursday the house speaker said the president changed the health care law without a vote of congress effectively creating his own law by literally leaving the mandate that is not the way our system of government was designed to work. the president had a slightly different take. >> use to me for doing my job? >> speaking in texas on thursday the president quoted as he neared his frustration with republicans. >> sometimes i feel like saying i am the guy doing my job you must be the other guy. sue them. impi jim. really? really? for what? >> he said republicans did not seem to mind when president bush issued the executive orders. the plan for legal action was defended earlier. >> most presidents o

andrew spencer explains how investigators tracked him down. >> charles, the suspected sex assault a california and the fugitive and for more than two years. >> the sky is alleged to have molested his college roommate son. he was the guy ever be trusted the man with trusted so much to take care of this boy. >> just a week ago he was profiled on the hunt with john walsh. investigators say a call during the show provided a strong lead. >> once our law enforcement resources had been exhausted, the public through the show was able to be the most viable resource. >> another tip came in after the show rebroadcast on sunday and police were able to track him down in new york working in manhattan. a police detective into marshall's stepped inside and they say the gun battle started immediately. >> the officers were fired upon at close range and they returned fire. the exchange of gunfire happened and the detective and two marshals were wounded. >> along with a revolver, police say he had a pocketful of ammunition 20 extra rounds. one of the rounds was pulled from the detectives best which officials say

andrew spencer reports. >> investigators will analyze the flight recorders to get a better idea of what happened to the plane. probe russian rebels gave the recorders to malaysian officials on tuesday, days after the crash that killed nearly 300. as to whether they may have been tampered with, experts say that is highly unlikely. >> he can't go in and fool around with the data and moved points around. if there was any kind of attempt to alter them, investigators and would know immediately. >> if the plane was in deep shot down as the u.s. government claims, the fleet and data recorders will show who is responsible. >> not everyone has supported a real investigation. if it were, international experts would have had unimpeded access to the crime scene. and all the wreckage would have been left where it had fallen. >> as rebels continued to deny responsibility, a man whose grandson died on the flight blames them and blames russia and blames ukraine. hamas i am very angry. and and not only angry with the rebels but also with the ukraine government who has been too weak to not be able to tak

. >> andrew spencer reports about the deadly fighting. >> with many international flights to tel aviv on hold, this really government asks the faa to reconsider. >> this is a major setback. it's a big hitch the economy and to our pride that we could maintain the aerial traffic to and from israel. >> u.s. airways announced it would resume flying to and from israel on thursday pending approval. the faa party u.s. airlines from flying to tel aviv for least 24 hours after a rocket struck close to the airport. >> the system is calibrated to ignore certain missiles we're not going to ignore any missiles that are headed for an area that we don't want them to land. >>, as maintains rockets are a response to the israeli operations in gaza. the bloodshed tracks on with more deaths on both sides. in kansas city it's not uncommon to see rubble or hear the sounds of war. u.n. relief workers said they found themselves between israeli soldiers and, as fighters with neither side showing any sign of backing down. >> we hope we can achieve a cease-fire. we want it to be part of the agreement of the cea

andrew spencer reports efforts to address the wider immigration crisis may hit political gridlock. >> the process of repatriation starts for hundreds of the federal law enforcement's training center. the families are being sent home as the obama administration tries to send a message. >> our border is not open to the illegal migration. >> it's been the unaccompanied children, 57,000 over the last nine months that have highlighted the crisis. >> as soon as they see their money is not affected in getting their kids getting to this country, it will stop. but not before. >> both sides have acknowledged a humanitarian crisis. the condition they are fleeing ... i am seeking refuge from organized-crime, from gangs, human traffickers. >> and the dangers of the long trip. the president's request for $3.7 billion in emergency fund to deal with the influx has stalled in the republican house. >> they haven't even called the bill they haven't even taken a vote. >> some republicans call for a change to an immigration law which they say will slow the flow from unaccompanied minors migrating to the u

but andrew spencer reports, all the security council could do, was appeal to the warring parties to stop. >> even as hamas said an agreement for a neck of his fire israel cited incessant fire. >> to refuse to stop. we agree to five cease-fire proposals. hamas rejected or broke all of them even the ones they requested themselves. >> the u.n. security council held another emergency meeting over 90 issuing a presidential statement. >> the security council expresses strong support for immediate and unconditional cease-fire. >> and moss had asked for a more strongly worded resolution. >> the status quo is not to return to the situation before the aggression. we need to see fundamental changes for the life of our people in the gaza strip. >> israel suggested sustainable peace could only come through team addressing got the. >> i repeat again, if it's going to be quiet in israel it's going to be quiet in gossip. >> but as has so often been shown, achieving lasting peace in the middle east is anything but simple. >> police responded in rogers park to deal with a crowd celebrating the end of rama

bella i'm andrew spencer reporting. >>: headlines this 40 south african airways said that 20 people were injured today as a 16 plane heading for how call countered severe turbulence. the airline said 17 passengers and three crew members were as heart win the turbulence hit the play. two of the injuries are critical. in other parts of the world as were the russian investigator said that they have up to paid to employees of the loss got subway and 22 people died in more than a hundred injured. the investigative committee say that they-- investigator says that the bill will switch at the point where the jury left the tracks was not properly installed during repair work. it is for 22, beat up on the kron 420 booze we will have home field advantage during the whole series. is a live look outside as a toll plaza carry here showing that's the easy ride so far are westbound 80. h,z/ federal drug drug enforcement are loyal to the investigation completed that the traders and doctors are given away powerful painkillers to keep them on the field. there is every records and a prescription is given to

andrew spencer reports the governor of arizona has now >>: it's tough for everyone in that room at a certain point you wonder if he's ever going to die. joseph was was put to death and a process that took two hours. the >>: he was moving out on the restraints. to watch a man coping for air for almost two hours is painful. he was convicted for the killing of his pro friend and 1980. >>: they said watching this was excruciating excruciating is seen your loved ones and a pool of blood at his hand. >>: the to the drugs worked and he eventually died but i'm not sure that this is what was hoped for when this method was brought about. bel >>: james>>: thanks to cost-cutting measures and a shrinking work force, more mail deliveries are missing their j. >>:that's according to a new report by the u.s. postal service office of inspector james>>:the report focuses on delays in the washington area -- and points out that mail carriers are putting their lives in danger with the later deliveries. that's because it frequently means mail is being delivered after dark -- especially in winter. j. >>:the

into malaysia airlines flight 17 has taken an over the flight data and voice recorders. .but andrew spencer reports the has a lot of questions and concerns about the apparent plane. >>: investigators will at last the flight to get a better idea of what happened on the plane. days after the crash that killed nearly 300 people. whether the black boxes would of been tampered with experts say is highly unlikely. you can't go and and fool around with the data. if there is any kind of attempt to alter them investigators would know immediately. but if the plant was shot down as the government claimed the five plants alone will not sell who was responsible. " if there were international experts would have found it and wreckage. a man whose grandson died in flight 17 came blend them russia and ukraine. the ukraine government has been active for three months. dutch inspectors are more or less satisfied of how those three plants are being stored. no >>: a man is arrested and posing as an account as a means to sexually assault people and san francisco. and a surge of either company line that minors hav

. >> reporter: andrew spencer reporting. >>> coming up here on the morning news. the giants struggle could the raiders be leaving oakland. here is a look outside. no major issues this morning. we saw the accident and block the lanes. more on the morning commute coming up in a bit. >>> and a be the only run that he would surrender. he strikes out dan uggla in the 7th. and strikes out to end the game. final in this one 3-1. giants 0- 5 now on this home stand. three games back. the slide continues. >> we have matt cane seeking a second opinion on his elbow. he is on the dl with bone chips. the first time he has been sidelined in his career. and he is owed 20 million. and 2 for 7 #w a 4.18 e.r.a. and his season is over. >>> the a is in houston and creating some late night drama against the as strohs. hernandez and into the left field corner and singleton scores to make it 4-1 as strohs. and a score the as strohs and singles to center. derek nor list scores cutting the lead to 1. and three batters later a job to right and tied at 4. not bad. next batter. brandon moss,

andrew spencer has the details. >>: with many international stories the faa is that to be reconsidered. this is a big hit today to the israeli economy and our pride as we can have or maintained aerial traffic down usa barred u.s. airlines from flying towards is grow. we're not going to ignore any missiles headed for its area. >>: the rockets out and the response and the bloodshed drags on for bloodshed on both sides appeared. >>: ukraine is preparing a departure ceremony for the victims of the netherlands. we hope that weekend cease-fire appeared we want it to be a part of opening the borders and ending the fight appears >>: 29 soldiers and two israeli officials have been killed it. more than 630 palestinians have been killed. >>: a spokesman for the dutch government says about 60 coffins will arrive today as the netherlands observes a day of >>: a ceremony will be held in honor of the victims once the bodies in totals 298 people were killed >>: when the malaysia airliner crashed in ukraine last week. >>: to know who replaced two american flags with white flags on new york's brooklyn b

. >> catherine: as andrew spencer reports, the u-n is also calling for an end to the violence. >> reporter:max steinberg, a native of california, served as a sniper in the israeli defense forces. sean carmeli of texas served in the i-d-f, as well. the two u-s citizens are among 13 i-d-f soldiers killed on sunday. >>s' military wing claimed to have captured an israeli soldier -- a claim that israeli officials have denied but said they're looking into. >> reporter:israel's incursion into the town of shaja'ia sent hundreds of people fleeing into gaza city. the gaza health ministry says more than 500 palestinians have been killed; the united nations estimates about 70-percent of those were civilians. >>"we have no war with the people of gaza. once again, today, israel agreed to a ceasefire." ".the third time that israel accepted and hamas rejected a humanitarian ceasefire." >> reporter:israeli forces say they've destroyed several tunnels used by militants to smuggle weapons and facilitate attacks in israel, and since the beginning of their ground operations, last thursday, officials say they'v

andrew spencer reports the only suspect's teenage daughter.n at the center of this code sec said in the driver's seat held in a handgun to his head. police said the man appeared for this year in and cover health-care in caring for them also shot shot his 15 your daughter wish you'd the state issued a with to get to the police. she is able to and a fact the next victims but he is looking for and were used going next. the girl was taken by helicopter to a near by hospital where police describe her as an very critical condition. negotiations were furniture for his weapon down and then to give up the car. the seven victims were all family members most of them were arrested in both biological and adopted. he went to that house killing the sheraton and the two adults in the standoff when to the night until negotiators were able to convince them to give up his weapons. >>: its day three of israel's aerial assault on gaza. hitting hundreds of hamas targets. new video shows rocket attacks from gaza to israel. more than 300 hamas targets were hit by the

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andrew spencer reports of fighting continues through the international teams for reaching the crash site malaysian airlines flight 17. >>: the roles will look, whether it's a missing, it's still stops investigators from reaching the crash impact. once we got there it was clear that the bombing is extremely heavy and there will point we had to take cover next to our vehicles. it's been nearly two weeks since the missiles took the malaysian airline out of the sky. they found human remains among the debris. those teams didn't include the dutch. those investigators along with the dutch and australian experts have not seen the wreckage themselves. every day that goes by is another day loss. >>: the u.s. and european russian training have of the rebels through the eastern ukraine and a perfect training the crisis there. they announced tuesday that the u.s. would enforce a new station against russia. >>: is a very specific issue against russia. it wasn't just the united states moving the european union has moved as well. >>: the body of the teenage still way has been found traffic called of len

. >>: ceasefire between israel and hamas, andrew spencer reports civilians in gaza continue to pay the hampering efforts by rescue personnel to reach a village in western india, buried local rescue workers and villagers have been digging through deep mud, rocks and the debris of destroyed homes. at least 24 people have been killed and more than 150 trapped by the early wednesday >>: the schelling's continue. explosions also with the united nations will. explosions killed three idea soldiers as they uncovered the tunnel and trees inside the home. they said they lowered soldiers inside the house booby trap with i use these. the death toll so far is more than 60 israel soldiers and more than three employees. the trade as did a lot of buzz but socially on social media. let's- let's take a look at some of the tweet coming in this morning. a lexus or writing and barber which gina he says seriously this was a possibly two months of rental this is crazy. >>: test raiser and i can't believe staple that western will be back with more news weather and traffic coming up after the break. [ brian ]

and spencer says thank you for the interview with bloomberg. andrewsillinois said you asked important questions in soliciting soundbites. and robin in connecticut said i'm so pleased he was able to break the strain. and what makes you think that he gives a rats butt about anything they might say. go ahead and add yourself. and in california, why did you even bother to have him on? that was a one of the most boring and one-sided interviews ever. and you are on too many shows, you need to have another anchor replace you on fox news. >> you need to stop writing because he written before and you have ignored me. i had never flown and i am sure that i have been leery a long time. not to mention the cost of flying is outrageous. and it is aiming to be something to fear, unfortunately. i can go only where i can drive these days. and bob wright, let's put it this way, if you have to fly, i won't. and liz says i am innately, comes have some cannolis and we will fly back together. and i said okay, let me check with my wife. and what is it like to be right about