finally, we have this sighting fewf you doesn't apcs -- a dozen apc's. >> apc being? >> armored personnel carriers, tanks without tracks. we cannot independently verify that. i guess it is important to note that the ukrainians maintain the russians have been moving apc personnel across the border for many months now. if it's true, if you doesn't is a big deal. that would be exceptionally alarming. perhaps the concern that all of these trucks going to the rebel-held part of the border, what has the reaction been in general? they want to respect everything first. now we have dueling convoys. kiev says they're going to send their convoys as well. there is a defensive, hearts and minds, that the russians opened up in the ukrainians say cynically, they started it. if you think about these cities, the humanitarian situation is dire. have been surrounded by the military. they have not had any electricity or running water in two weeks. to note that it closed before the reports of the apc's. people have to make up their mind because we only have verification from a couple repo

tanks, apcs, missiles, anti-aircraft missiles and mortars. let's send aid to the kurds now. >> we haven't even sent them bb guns and pea shooters. >> nothing. and what the iraqi government says, we'll take care of it for you. have the malaki government transfer the weapons. that would never happen. >> now these people are standing up there with their parents around their ankles and nothing to fire with. >> these guys can't fight. these guys are dying to fight. they want to take the offensive. it's no big deal to load a transport plane up with missiles and fly them into erbil airport around let them fight for us. >> they're not asking to put our troops in, just put some arms in their hands to do their own fighting. in the air, colonel, what do we need to do? how do we get the air force engaged in a way that neutralizes isis over here? >> the general's right, you secure erbil first and kurdistan. >> why do you do that? >> because it's safe right now and there's a big airport there and it's a good place to base out of. i think kurdistan should s

tanks, apcs, missiles, anti-aircraft missiles and mortars. let's send aid to the kurds now. >> we haven't even sent them bb guns and pea shooters. >> nothing. and what the iraqi government says, we'll take care of it for you. have the malaki government transfer the weapons. that would never happen. >> now these people are standing up there with their parents around their ankles and nothing to fire with. >> these guys can't fight. these guys are dying to fight. they want to take the offensive. it's no big deal to load a transport plane up with missiles and fly them into erbil airport around let them fight for us. >> they're not asking to put our troops in, just put some arms in their hands to do their own fighting. in the air, colonel, what do we need to do? how do we get the air force engaged in a way that neutralizes isis over here? >> the general's right, you secure erbil first and kurdistan. >> why do you do that? >> because it's safe right now and there's a big airport there and it's a good place to base out of. i think kurdistan should s

president, poroshenko has spoken to prime minister david cameron about this apparent incursion of russian apc's into ukrainian territory overnight. this, heather, something russia has denied but poroshenko said ukrainian forces took some of those what he called russian military machines out overnight. this though, as again, the aid convoy situation deescalates and ukrainian inspectors have been able to look into some of those russian aid trucks. they're still parked at the border between the two countries. so far nothing other than humanitarian supplies have been spotted but a customs agreement still has to be worked out between russia and ukraine. there is talk about offloading extra russian crew from each truck and one russian driver, plus international red cross representative take the trucks to eastern ukraine, offloading the goods. having each russian driver take his truck truck back across the border. fighting continues between rebels and ukrainian forces. the red cross will look for some sort of sees fire deal for the safety of its staff as they attempt to distribute both the russian aid

another is at the miracle temple apc in richmond at 7 p.m. >>> people eating breakfast at a sidewalk cafe in sausalito got a jolt. check it out. a car ran into them during a chain reaction crash during a police chase there. four people in two cars had to go to the hospital. none of the injuries is serious. one restaurant customer though was pinned against the building but was able to walk away. >> i sat at that table that got hit. there were other people sitting next to it. >> thank god that the weather was bad. more people and probably some deaths. >> cafe's owner was also thankful one of his servers wasn't out on the sidewalk at the time. fred's place will be open again for business this morning. the man who led police on the chase by the way 20-year-old derrick mccann wanted for grand theft is now under arrest. >>> happening today, raymond "shrimp boy" chow fights to remove a gag order. the alleged chinatown gangster has pleaded not guilty to racketeering and corruption charges. today chow's attorney will ask for a complete public access to the evidence against him. the fbi probe

the trips here, just loaded up this apc on the back bed of this truck here, it's one of several dozen that are going to be rolling out of here. so as ground forces in some parts of gaza are being pulled out. prime minister netanyahu saying that hamas will pay an intolerable price if it continues to fire rockets at israel and that all options remain on the table. and so far today, the israeli army says 71 rockets have been fired at israel including two over tel aviv that were intercepted. having said that, right now in cairo egypt, there are cease fire negotiations going on and a delegation of palestinian representatives, hamas representatives and islamic jihad representatives are talking about an egyptian brokered cease fire, that's important julie, that's significant, because it could determine the course of what happens next in this operation. julie? >> john huddie at the border. thank you very much. >> translator: this may surprise many but not us, this is a very important asset for the state of israel with the secession of the fighting and the conclusion of the campaign, this will

here's apc's tahman bradley. >> reporter: this morning doctors are fighting to save the lives of tworicans infected with eastbound remarks nancy writebol is said to be improving after receiving a dose of an experimental drug. the 59-year-old missionary from charlotte was in liberia helping to dee contaminate doctors and got sick. >> she was eating a little bit, able to take in fluid. so, you know, we're cautiously optimistic. >> reporter: according to the president of writebol's missionary group, nancy's condition has improved enough to make special requests. >> she asked for her favorite liberian meal of potato soup and coffee. >> reporter: dr. kent brantly who arrived in the u.s. on saturday in a full bio suit is also taking the experimental drug and we've learned his fever is lower. it's not clear if the experimental treatment is the reason the americans are improving. ebola has already killed almost 900 people in three african countries, only 44 percent of patients survive. the scare has u.s. health officials on alert. at new york's mount sinai hospital a male patient who had rec

. >> commissioners and apc members, any comments or corrections? >> yeah, i am fine with the arc minutes, and one question and one correction, on the hpc minutes. under item two, bullet two, about to henry adams. we talked about a land use committee hearing, july 7th, is that the correct date? could we just check and make sure that that was the correct date? >> under that first bullet? >> yeah, under two. >> i will look into that date. >> it is a monday that is when they have the land use. >> was it after or before. >> it was prior. >> okay that is finally fine then. under six, the disclosures if we could change under my disclosure from last time, element if you could spell out architectural group, in lieu of by his firm? >> certainly. >> great. >> thanks. >> commissioners? any other comments or corrections? >> and any member of the public wish to make a comment, correction on the either minute? seeing none we will close public comment and bring it back to the board. >> i move to adopt the minutes of the meetings on the 16th. >> i second. >> okay.

there's still no substantial evidence that a column of russian apc's penetrated into ukraine through quote a hole in the border fence before being tracked and destroyed by ukrainian tillery not all school was a firm in its response to cures like is asians which were picked up in the western media there exists no russian military convoy that crossed the russian ukrainian border are either at night or during the day let's hope the ukrainian army only destroyed a friend and not refugees or their own soldiers like of any evidence whatsoever very didn't prove an obstacle on social media or for several newspapers it all started when two british journalists posted on twitter about seeing a column of armored vehicles crossing the border at night to back their claims the post a daytime pictures of an alleged military convoy in an identifiable location the un u.s. and european observers who are in the area say they cannot confirm the allegations but if the story had been true political analyst chris bambery says he would have expected much more noise. if the ukrainians had achieved this fantas

there's still no substantial evidence that a column of russian apc's penetrated into ukraine it's true and i quote a hole in the border fence before being tracked and destroyed by ukrainian at tillery that moscow was further in is response to kids accusations which were picked up in the western media very exists no russian military convoy that crossed the russian ukrainian border are either at night or during the day let's hope the ukrainian army only destroyed a friend and not refugees or their own soldiers. lack of any evidence whatsoever did improve an obstacle on social media for several newspapers it all started when two british journalists posted on twitter about being seeing a column of armored vehicles crossing the border at night to back their claims they pose the daytime pictures of an alleged military convoy in an unidentifiable location a un u.s. and european observers who are in the area say they cannot confirm the allegations but if the story had been true political analyst chris bambery says it would have expected much more noise if the ukrainians had achieved this fanta

valid minutes from berlin thank you for the update now there's still no proof that a column of russian apc's penetrated into ukraine through and i quote a hole in the border fence before being tracked under straw or by ukrainian artillery moscow was firm in its response to kiev's accusations which were picked up by western media there exists no russian military convoy that crossed the russian ukrainian border either at night or during the day let's hope the ukrainian army only destroyed a phantom and not refugees or their own soldiers. lack of any proof didn't prove an obstacle on social media or for several newspapers as well it all started when two british journalists posted on twitter about seeing a column of armored vehicles crossing the border at night to their claims they posted pictures of an alleged military convoy in on identifiable location truing the daytime the un u.s. and european observers who were in the area say they cannot confirm the allegations we asked a number of experts what they thought of it all if the ukrainians had achieved this task think military victory over russ

we have seen apc's load on the back bed of trucks and movedden to bases. these guys are getting ready it looks like to leave as they pentagon their apcs. bill: thank you, john, john huddy back on the border between gaza and israel. >> reporter: isis widing its islamic state as the pentagon is shrinking the army with layoffs. >> we have no plans to impeach the president. we have to future plans. listen, it's all a scam started by democrats at the white house. bill: does the administration like to talk about the "i" word to stir up the base? reporter: tragedy on a weekend afternoon as a plane goes down on a woman's front lawn. slew * scared too death. p÷úñ >> a small plane crashed in upstate new york just after it had taken off and land in woman's front yard. >> i was walking from my son's house. he he lives next door. i was coming back home. i seen the airplane hit the top of the trees and nosedive into my front yard. >> reporter: the ntsb is investigating the cause. bill: isis taking over two more towns in the north of iraq. the u.n. says thousands hav

they are not just talking a few apcs, they are talking infantry. second location near the coast is a concern because there hasn't been much fighting in that region. if that's true, what are russia's intentions. ukrainian government forces gathered momentum with victories, looked poised for a military win. the greater the momentum swung, the greater the chance russia could intervene to stop that and disrupt the balance and military power that has been established in the region. there's another theory that russia is seizing that land in the south of ukraine to form a land bridge. these are just theories, though, at this stage. russia is not responding to the specific allegations. its position throughout the conflict, when accused of sending weapons and fighters across the board. no, we are not involved, we are bystanders to the conflict, but want peace. christine? >> phil black for us in moscow. thanks, phil. >>> wages may be shrinking. it doesn't stop employers from rewarding their top employees, that's right. top guns are getting serious money. we

s while they were out with the convoy, shawn walker of "the guardian" said just saw a column of apc, armored personnel carriers and vehicles with official russian military plates cross the border into the ukraine. he sent out those tweets 23 hours ago form the alleged attack, which we don't have evidence of. and when we heard the announcement is when the markets started to fall. here's the basic point, mandy and brian. if indeed this has occurred, we now have ukrainian military facing off with russian military deep into ukrainian territory. so now, how are the reductions going to deny this if we have proof of the vehicles? is this going to force the europeans to do anything. >> let's do some barry mccaffery, nbc military analyst. general mccaffery, let me get to you first of all. you have gone on many missions, so you have a very good feeling of what happens on the ground there. what do you think will be the next move, if any, by president putin? it seems we have drawn a red line. the europeans don't, or the military power. i also think without question, if the ukrainian military act

there were dozens more apc's. now everything is being packed up and broken down and moved out. so as soldiers here in israel are returning home, so are all the people, displaced folks in gaza, going back to some of these neighborhoods that were destroyed, virtually going pack to their homes, what is left of their homes, trying to salvage, to take away anything they possibly can at this point. as i mentioned, the cease-fire, now 10 hours into it, is holding and we're hearing that israel's cabinet is meeting to discuss if the cease-fire holds, sending a delegation. that is expected a delegation of israeli representatives to cairo, egypt, to discuss a more long-term cease-fire agreement and we're also hearing that hamas and islamic jihad representatives are leaving gaza or have already left for cairo as well to talk about, as i said, a more long-term cease-fire agreement. jenna. jenna: will be interesting to see what the terms are if they can reach them together. john, great to see you as always. fantastic reporting for us live from the israel-gaza border. >> reporter: thank you.

leadership in the donetsk people's republic have said they will parade captured ukrainian weaponry, tanks, apcsnetsk and also any ukrainian prisoners of war that they have captured. that hasn't happened yet, but that is what they have posted on social media in a rather grim recollection of the way that the germans were paraded by the russians through the streets of moscow. it is the rebels' answer to the huge military parades going on in kiev where president poroshenko has been describing this as a battle for ukraine's independence. that parade though, too, has something controversial to it. people could be asking the question why is the government parading weapons that it is simultaneously using and causing civilian casualties in this part of the country. christi? >> diana, stay safe there. thank you so much. we appreciate it. >>> meanwhile, anger is turning to sadness in the streets of ferguson because the community there of course preparing to say good-bye to teenager michael brown. we'll talk about how the city's getting ready for that thousands of people who are expected to attend tomorrow

apc news reporter karen traverse has more. >> telling someone they throw like a girl has new meaning,s. this 13-year-old pitching phenom out of philadelphia did it again. she used her 70 mile-an-hour fastball to earn a complete game shutout and lead them to victory in the first round of the little league world series. she jumped out to an early 3-30 door 3-0 lead after jared crushed this deep three-run homer in the first inning and that's all the run support davis needed. she struck out 8 and allowed just two hits over 6 innings. >> it always feels good to have a couple runs on the board in the first inning. >> the lanky right-hander has been the talk of williamsport this week. just the 18th girl to ever play in the little league world series. >> when you watch her, it's like she don't let the boys intimidate her. >> players from texas said they prepare for davis' heat by taking pitches from high-schoolers. but they don't care that the fastball is coming from a girl. >> like t-ball you play girls and it's nothing different. >> davis is taking all the attention in stride. joking around

different the president of ukraine telling the british prime minister they had destroyed some of the apc'sn that convoy. putting that out in public, you know, gives putin a invitation as it were to escalate. i think so far the ukrainians have done a pretty food job. they have tried to defend their territory but not give russia excuse or platform for broader invasion. we may see things begin to change over the course of the weekend. melissa: colonel, where do you think we go from here? >> again, i don't want to panic folks down on the floor. we don't know exactly what put fin going to do or when, but the odds are, that if frustrated in his efforts to use relief column, to provoke ukrainians he will send in troops because what we saw months ago was intimidation force on ukrainian border. what we see now looks much more like an invasion force. >> yeah. >> so i would say prepare for the worst and maybe we'll be pleasantly surprised. melissa: dr. walsh, seems like at this point it is starting to feel like troops are inevitable. this is really escalating quickly to a full-scale conflict. do you

with a guy named sean walker, a journalist says roland and i saw a column of apcs and vehicles with official russian military plates cross the border into ukraine and responds to a tweeter's question, where he says, actually, i don't think this was "the invasion proper. probably what has been happening for a while. extraordinary to see it, though." the last point is important. ukrainians said this has been happening for weeks and months, but now independent confirmation from two western journalists who saw for themselves. a couple of points i would bring up. are the russians using this as a pretext and don't the russians have to answer about why are russian armored military veeshgs crossing into ukraine when they claim that they are not involved in any jway? the second time vladimir putin makes nice and overtures to the west when we know at the very same time now he's been supplying arms to the russian sprifti is separatists in the west. we know it from the mh-17 shot down and evidence by two western journalists as well. we believe the armored vehicles were the ones attacked by the ukrainian

are they ferguson with these apcs or is this county police? >> they seem to be kind of a mix. on the side of the apparatus, all the big trucks, st. louis county police. but i believe i did see flanking those trucks some ferguson city police. but the st. louis county police have taken over the investigation. so they are splitting their role. one hand, the county police are in charge of investigating the killing that led everyone here. but they are also keeping -- they are charged with keeping the streets boarded off from these protests expanding day by day. it seems most of them are st. louis county police. >> and yaniche, before we let you go, we have some of the still photos you were tweeting out last night. what are people there saying about their relationship with the police? has it always been this hostile, this adversarial and racially fraught or is this taking it to a whole new level? >> the people that i talk to say that this has been a longstanding, long boiling over issue. that people say for decades, for generations people have felt as though the police are targeting

of the -- the israelis say most of their ground forces, the troops and the vehicles, the tanks, the apcs have actually left the gaza strip. they told residents of the northern towns where most of the intense fighting was on, israel told them they could return. but they've also been warning it's not over yet. there is still severe fighting in the area where that school was hit and israel is still trying to destroy the last remaining tunnel that it knows about. but israel has said they're going to be leaving troops along the entire length of the gaza border waiting to see what will happen, whether the rockets will fade out. israel is not taking part in the cease-fire negotiations. the assumption is even without israel, some kind of agreement will be worked out between hamas's islamic jihad, the militant organizations, and those speaking on behalf of israel. egypt, maybe the palestinians on the west bank, trying to reach an agreement which will be presented later to israel. if israel is not party to an agreement and if there's a unilateral halt to the violence by israel, well, hamas is alre

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you know, specifically, like, with job training, how to write a job application, how to go apc throughan interview process. jt just basic social skills that have been kind of neglected in the past. i mean, sure, lots of people hae them, but just in general, you know, stuff that you might not o know because you've never had a job interview.in your parents have never gone tot a job interview before or iew be written a job application before. so just basic social things. a >> so a massive social services program, right. like serious money into social services. yes, that's one piece of it. ashley? >> he seemed to emphasize pretty heavily the job opportunities for people.nd and he says that, you know, african-americans don't want top live on welfare.live o that there's, you know, not -- there's no, like, honor in that. and that even when things are desegregated that they still don't have access to many of nst these institutions or even to go out to dinner because they just make enough mon >> yeah.so i >> so in order for them to truly be equal, they need to open up a lot of these opportuniti

is confirming they gave apcs to the ferguson police department. >> wow. >> and, you know, it's one off heat in congress right now about whether they need to look at this program more or look more at how the guidelines for how police departments deploy them because you don't want these images of combat troops essentially on the streets of america. >> yet another factor that comes up with what we have been watching in ferguson. to switch gears completely, i know that you wanted to share some thoughts that you had on the sudden passing of robin williams. >> thank you. and -- thank you very much. normally i'm your political analyst but also someone who as a resident in the bay area deeply affected by the passing of robin williams. i can't say i knew robin well. for the most part i was another of a million of his fans across the world. "good morning vietnam" was one of the most profound films i saw, the idea you have to stand up for something, it had a deep impact on my growth professionally but i was lucky enough to meet him on several occasions even talked to him and like everyone who kn

the israelis have tanks and apcs and move a lot of troops. they have an air force. so much more intense than the hamas has at its disposal but hamas can surprise the israelis from coming up underground as we've seen over and over again. >> the tunnels very significant. gershon baskin, thank you very much, helping us better appreciate and understand what is going on. back to new york with kate and chris. >> thanks very much, wolf. we'll have much more of our breaking news coverage right after this break. stay with us. completely unbelievabowl... totally delectabowl. real silky smooth or creamy broths. everything she's been waiting for. carefully crafted with real seafood, real veggies, and never any by-products or fillers. wow! being a cat just got more enjoyabowl. fancy feast broths. wow served daily. thank ythank you for defendiyour sacrifice. and thank you for your bravery. thank you colonel. thank you daddy. military families are uniquely thankful for many things, the legacy of usaa auto insurance can be one of them. if you're a current or former military member

abrams tanks, apc, artillery, missiles, antiaircraft missiles and mortars.se while the strikes against isis seem to be taking out their targets, they may do little to stop them the momentum of what has become a terrorist army. back to you guys. >> thanks for that. >> thanks, doug. >>> other stories making headlines this sunday, it could have been a disaster in the air. a jetblue plane catches fire while taxiing minutes before takeoff. 186 passengers and six crew members forced to use the emergency slide to evacuate that plane. it was heading to new york city from san juan, puerto rico. at least three people suffered minor injuries. the cause of the fire under investigation. >>> a 17-year-old boy is under arrest this morning accused of murdering 6-year-old janise wright. she was found dead in the woods four days after disappearing. the unnamed suspect lived in the same mobile home park. forensic evidence reportedly linked him to the crime. he's now facing several charges. >>> an opportunity we can't miss. newly appointed secretary of veterans affairs touting