bringing you continuing coverage of the very sad news that comes through from russia tonight central russia from cousin about this plane crash stay with us for the latest details. exactly how past nine this week's interlude between these two rounds of crucial talks over iran's nuclear program since mixed signals on the one hand the u.n. watchdog declared that atomic projects have been virtually frozen since president rouhani came to power on the u.s. lawmakers are insisting it more sanctions are placed on iran a move that threatens to derail the deal the white house is urging congress to give diplomacy a chance but powerful israeli lobby is insisting on tougher penalties the previous real negotiations have failed to produce any result reportedly because of france's surprise opposition francois alarms in israel now is already assured that france will be tougher more not ease its pressure on iran during next week's nuclear talks i spoke to said hussein was serving the needs in the rain and policy makers who used to be on iran's nuclear diplomacy team during negotiations with the i he says fra

tonight we're hearing that a boeing seven three seven from moscow to khazan in central russia has crashed earlier on a few hours ago all fifty two people.

a boeing 737 airliner has crashed while attempting to land at kazan airport in central russia. it's believed that 44 people were killed in this crash. that is all we know right now. we're trying to gather much more information, obviously, about this deadly plane crash in central russia. we will bring you much more information here on "al jazeera america" throughout the day, so dekeep it here. >>> france's president is in israel for talks with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. top of the agenda, iran's controversial nuclear program. france assured israel today it would continue to oppose easing economic sanctions against iran until it was certain the country ended its pursuit of nuclear weapons. mike hanna is in jerusalem. >> reporter: it's a large french delegation that arrived in israel including the president. there are nine ministers. there are a lot of economic ties between israel and france and strong historical ties as well. central to the discussions in the course of the day and into the evening will be the issue of iran. benjamin netanyahu, the israeli prime minister,

tonight we're hearing that a boeing seven three seven from moscow to cosign in central russia has crashed earlier on a few hours ago all fifty two people on board it's feared dead our correspondent up and not say joins me now live. the details be coming through thick and fast now although still sketchy some details are still not confirmed but if you could wrap up for us what's been coming through in the last hour. well indeed eight tatarstan airlines a boeing c seven three seven has a crash landed in cars and from moscow the passenger airline had actually forty four passengers all forty six passengers in it rather and a with six crew members so there was fifty two people on board that plane they were all now been confirmed to have died upon a bed like crash landing we know that emergency officials said there was a fire that adds actually. only explosion that i was actually heard and seen from the you nine three six three airline now emergency services have also gone on are on scene at the moment trying to get that fire our airport has now been shut down and no flies are coming

tonight with friends and family everyone who's a parish there really bad news coming through from central russia. marsa legal immigration to russia which was exposed by last month's murder at a moscow market is seen in effect of police chiefs kicked out and triggered raids on far as without permission in the country at least two hundred of the girls were repatriated from russia after that single incident and that's as paul scott explains some of the tip of the iceberg. migration in moscow is a sensitive subject right now following last month's murder of russian manye gaucher back of allegedly at the hands of an azerbaijani migrant and the nationalistic riots that followed the issue is firmly in the spotlight and an r.t. camera crew has found out just how sensitive the topic is we went to a market on the outskirts of moscow to try and film an interview with mohamed magenta the president of the russian federation of migrants despite getting prive commission to film it soon became clear our presence was not welcome. you russian do i have to repeat myself the site ends with the fence we eventually s

all fifty people on board a boeing seven three seven died after the plane crashed on landing in central russia that jet was finishing its journey from moscow when tragedy struck well these are the latest pictures now used by to show you from the site where the airliner crashed and caught fire apparently while making a second landing attempt for forty four passengers including two children six crew members on that flight the search and rescue operation has ended about half an hour ago no artes to bring more sales but across the latest developments joins us live in the studio. bring us up to date if you would please. well indeed we've now had a confirmation that a fifty people who were onboard that flight that tatarstan flight seventy three seven have been killed earlier are now just a minute after the crash happened we did speak to the spokesperson of the tartars stand in line and this is what he had to say. and i bring you the boeing seven three seven was carrying out flight you nyunt three sixty three from moscow. while it was attempting to land for the second time the plane crashed there wer

tonight we're only bringing you fifteen minutes of that was starting the program with tragedy in central russia earlier on tonight a boeing seven three seven crashed while trying to landing because the capital of the tatarstan republic sadly all fifty on board are now dead the jet was finishing its journey from moscow when the tragedy struck these are the latest pictures from the site they started to come through nowhere that airliner crashed and caught fire apparently while trying to make a second landing attent on board that stricken plane forty four passengers including two children as i said and six crew members the search and rescue operation ended about three hours after that crash happened artes to beaumont ses across the latest developments there's been many coming in this evening on the tablet take us through how this evening is unfolded. world tatarstan airlines boeing seven three seven carrying fifty people in the forty four forty six or forty four planes in just minutes as well as a six a crew members were on board that plane that crashed while it was trying to land but earlier on w

a slightly different tonight because we've got some very unfortunate news coming through from central russia a boeing seven three seven from moscow to in the center of russia's crashed earlier on in the last couple of hours or fifty on board the plane have been killed a correspondent i must say joins us now live to wrap up the details for us. hi kevin yes indeed such that news coming in this evening we know that they're taught to stun the airline company boeing a seventy three seven has that crash landed in cars an international airport it was coming from moscow's damage out of all nine hundred twenty five local time on board the way forty four passengers as well as six crew members we believe that all fifty of those who were on board that plane have now died now that plane that was said to actually had exploded and was trying to land for up to three times before it actually crash landed with that explosion could have been a technical error all that could have been it could have been a. this is according to the information that we're getting one of the information coming through also is that

three seven jet that we're hearing has crashed while making a second attempt a landing airport in central russia you can see workers on his on and up there we're now hearing all fifty passengers and crew have been killed on the plane the details are still pretty sketchy but they're still coming through emergency officials say there was some kind of explosion as that plane tried to land the flight number so far unconfirmed but this is the best we have so far we're just getting pictures through now from the crash scene as you can say rethink the flight number is flight you nine three six three a tatarstan airlines flight that originated from moscow's dhamma dead over airport earlier on today early indications suggest there was a technical problem with the aircraft and there were cockpit errors show and that's what the emergency services are saying while the interfax news agency as i was mentioning earlier on. the russian aviation industry of course. got a fair bit of bad press especially in the last ten years every time a crash it happened. most of the time has been happening with a soviet era pla

moscow just over an hour later it crashed at its destination because an international airport in central russia all forty four passengers six crew members confirmed dead tragically so now this is where the details get a little bit murky we know that the crew was reportedly trying to abort its landing it came around for a second landing approach when it exploded when it struck the tarmac the land away there we simply don't know the cause at this point could have been technical malfunction weather could have been a factor of pilot error perhaps we're also hearing that it might have been an issue with the fuel that's unconfirmed hardest on airlines did release a statement saying that the airline pilots were all experienced that this shouldn't have been a human error on their part that these guys really do what they were doing but that is of course still the subject of investigation there were high winds and above zero temperatures at the airport and because on the emergency and rescue operation as you mentioned had concluded and that airport is closed until mid day monday now that very same flight

six three data recorder yields insight into the tragic air crash that killed fifty people in central russia we reconstruct that yet final desperate moments. in the afghan president rejects advice at home and abroad to sign off on the security pact with washington that would allow u.s. troops to stay in afghanistan after twenty four to. you watching r.t. with may and three farmers that we start with the main breaking development this sunday it's a done deal six world powers have reached an agreement with iran bringing its atomic program under control and they say now we now reports on the landmark document is the result of exhaustive talks. the deal of the decade. there will be all sorts of interests will try to bowl guard this deal but for the moment we have diplomacy in action something that we haven't seen especially between us and iran for thirty four years so this is the bishopric breakthrough at the moment but we have two pieces of world powers and iran reach an historic agreement ending the deadlock over tehran's nuclear ambitions after a decade of fell threats and sanctions diplomacy

three days data recorder yields insight into the tragic air crash that killed fifty eight in central russia we reconstruct the jets final desperate moments. but the afghan president rejected by sit home and abroad to sign off on the security pact with washington that would allow u.s. troops to stay in afghanistan after twenty fourteen. and thousands rally in ukraine over the country's wavering on the grating with the e.u. an episode that triggered a harsh exchange between moscow and brussels. and i welcome the watching our team with me. now we start with the main breaking development this sunday it's a done deal. six world powers have reached an agreement with iran bringing its atomic program under control the landmark documents is the result of exhaustive talks not only for diplomats but also for journalists who found themselves in a complete information blackout reports now from geneva. this occasion first of all off to two sets of failed negotiations before this ten years of political wrangling over iran's nuclear issue five days of talks intense heated talks in geneva a night of several

sixty trees black box meals and valuable insight into the tragic air crash that killed fifteen in central russia. we reconstruct the jets' final desperate moments. any afghan president rejects advice at home and abroad to sign off on a security pact with washington that would allow us troops to stay in afghanistan after twenty fourteen. the rt weekly live from moscow with me if you run down the week's top stories. it's a done deal six world powers have agreed to. i have reached agreement with iran bringing its atomic program under control. he's now at airports. a landmark document is the result of exhaustion talks. they deal of the decade. all sorts of answers will try to boulevard to steal books for the moment we have diplomacy in action something that we haven't seen specially treated us to run for thirty four years. so this is the major breakthrough at the moment but we have to be that world powers the new boundaries and historic agreement ending the deadlock over tehran's nuclear ambitions. after a decade of failed threats and sanctions diplomacy has prevailed. with most of the six negotiati

now let's go over what we know about this tragic plane crash in central russia so far a boeing seven thirty seven jet to traveling from moscow to cause apparently lost altitude and exploded during its second landing attempt none of the fifty people on board survived two children and the elder son of tatarstan president were among those killed ten of the victims have been identified and monday will be a day of mourning in tatarstan the airport will remain closed until noon we don't know yet what exactly caused the crash investigators are also considering poor fuel quality as a possibility as well as the possibilities of pilot error and inclement weather they've obtained documents from the toughest on air company and will begin examining them in a few hours the boeing corporation also has offered to help in the investigation while rescuers haven't found the plane's flight recorders as of yet the boeing seven thirty seven five hundred series aircraft had been in use for twenty three years and tatarstan air is the eighth airline to fly that particular plane since there. americans also ca

again the flight data recorder from the passenger jet that crashed in central russia last sunday has been decoded with indications still pointing towards pilot error for causing the tragedy investigators say he caused the plane to nose dive on to the runway of an international airport killing all fifty people on board the trouble began with the weather tail winds were much higher than the acceptable levels for landing this type of plane during what's called final approach the jet was just thirty meters off the ground when the pilot told air traffic control he needed to perform a go around to make a second attempt to land he pitched the plane's nose up to gain some height but lost so much speed he almost stalled the aircraft and in desperation the pilot went into an emergency descent to gain speed and lift but that put the plane into an uncontrollable dive it into the ground at four hundred fifty kilometers per your piece kind of went to the scene of the tragedy. the final traumatic moments of a flight that had almost completed its journey forty four passengers six crew members everyo

flight three sixty three is a black box valuable insights into the tragic crash killed fifty in central russia we reconstruct the jets final. and the afghan president jackson vice at home and abroad to sign off on a security pact with washington that would allow u.s. troops to stay in afghanistan after two thousand and fourteen. you're watching our two weekly live from moscow where we give you a rundown on the week's top stories. it's a done deal six world powers have reached an agreement with iran bringing an atomic program under control and this now and now reports on how the landmark document is the result of exhaustive talks the deal of the decade there will be all sorts of interests will try to bully gardasil but for the moment we have diplomacy in action something that we haven't seen especially between us in the run for thirty four years so this is the measure of big breakthrough at the moment but we have to be the world powers and iran reach and historic agreement ending the deadlock over tehran's nuclear ambitions after a decade of fell threats and sanctions diplomacy has prevailed th

thank you ok let's get some details of that tragic plane crash in central russia again and refresh ourselves on the tragic events of the evening it was a boeing seven three seven jet traveling from moscow. apparently lost altitude exploded during its second landing attempt none of the fifty people on board survived two children the eldest son of tatarstan is president deed or among those who were killed monday as a day of mourning for the victims in we don't yet know what exactly caused the crash as we've been saying at length investigators are looking at a variety of reasons though including maybe technical problems or pilot error or a combination of both rescuers looking for those flight recorders two of them to try and figure out more details that boeing a seven three seven five hundred plane had been in use since one thousand nine hundred tada stan been using it for five years. shortly after the crash out of the savings but russian aviation expert yuri carriage she explained to me what could possibly go wrong with flight three six three. both have to know why did the crew decide to go. o

now let's go over what we know about this tragic plane crash in central russia so far a boeing seven thirty seven jet traveling from moscow to cazan apparently lost altitude and exploded during its second landing attempt none of the fifty people on board survived two children and the elder son of tatarstan president were among those killed it was first believed there were no foreigners on board but now it has emerged a british woman died during the crash the airport will remain closed until noon we don't know yet what exactly caused the accident but investigators are considering poor fuel quality as well as the possibilities of pilot error and inclement weather they've obtained documents from tatarstan air company and will begin examining them in just a few hours the boeing seven thirty seven five hundred series aircraft had been in use for twenty three years and tarnished on air is the eighth airline to fly that particular plane since that time. now to some other news as we recap the week's top stories this past week's interlude between the two rounds of crucial talks over iran's nu

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logan the flight data recorder from a passenger jet that crashed in central russia last sunday's been decoded with the indication still pointing towards pilot error for the tragedy investigators say he caused the plane to nose dive into the runway of cars on international airport killing all fifty on board well the trouble began with the weather when conditions were much stronger than the acceptable levels for landing this type of plane during what's called final approach that jet was just thirty meters off the ground with the pilot told air traffic control that he needed to perform a go around and make a second attempt to land at the last second so he pitched the plane's nose up to gain some height but at that point lost so much speed was stalled the aircraft in desperation then the pilot went into an emergency descent to try and gain the lift and speed again but that put the plane into uncontrollable dive plunging it into the ground at four hundred fifty kilometers an hour he got his cut off went to the see the tragedy. the final traumatic moments of a flight that had almost complet

moscow just over an hour later it crashed at its destination the cars on international airport in central russia. all forty four passengers six crew members confirmed dead tragically so now this is where the details get a little bit murky we know fact that the crew was a portly trying to abort its landing and i came around for a second landing approach when it exploded when it struck the back are magical and leave the air. we simply don't know because at this point i could attend technical malfunction out what there could've been a factor of pilot error perhaps i were also kinda might have been an issue with the fuel although that's unconfirmed carson airlines did release a statement saying that to the ei airline pilots were all experienced add that they should have been a human hair on their part that these guys have really knew what they were doing but i that is of course still the subject of investigation. there were high winds and above zero temperatures i hacked at the airport and cars on the emergency rescue operation as you mentioned included in that airport is closed until mid day monday

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a boeing 737 crashed while attempting to land at kazan airport in central russia. it's believed 50 died. peter sharp has the latest. >> the shaky footage taken on a mobile phone shows what is left of the wrecked plane, 44 passengers and six crew members were on board the boeing 737 when it crashed and burst into flames. all were killed. there are reports the plane was making a second attempt to land when it went down, and the pilot was new to the aircraft. there were high winds, cloudy sky, but temperatures were above zero. there's no immediate indication of what caused the crash. the tata significant aircraft had come from moscow. there has been a number of deadly plane crashes in russia in recent years. the last in december saw a russian mid tipalov slamming into a highway. five were killed. the year before a yax plane ran off a run way. 45 were killed. the crash was blamed on pilot area. others are blamed on poor crew training, lax government controls and crumbling airports. russian authorityies in kazan will now start searching for clues as to what caused the c

searching for clues after an airliner crashed and burst into flames while landing at an airport in central russia. all 50 aboard were killed. as stefanie dekker reports, the accident worsens their aviation record. >> not much is left of the boeing 737. tatarstan's flight crashed on landing in the russian city of kazan. not one survivor. the plane aborted a first landing and attempted a second. when it lost altitude the fuel tank exploded on impact. >> translation: we are looking into all reasons for the crash. the main ones are failure of machinery, fault of crew, weather conditions and quality of fuel. >> in 2008, 88 passengers and crew were killed in a plane crash near mount yins. in 2011 a plane went down, a yak. and a further crash in siberia. >> investigators have been deployed from moscow to determine what went wrong. the plane took off from the capital an hour before it exploded at the final destination. >> among the victims top local security officials and the son of the russian republic tatarstan. >> pakistan will try the former president for high treesan. if agreed pervez musharraf will

russia. an airliner making a landing in the central city of kazan crashed and then exploded on landing. the emergency ministry officials there say as this happened, it caused 44 people to lose their lives. 44 people dead in a plane crash in russia. >>> i'm meteorologist eboni deon with an update on the weather. we see active weather conditions across the nation's mid-section and we will continue to monitor is closely. could be in line for long track tornadoes through the day. this is the area of concern right now from missouri stretching into wisconsin. that's where we have mainly rain and a few thunderstorms that have propted tornado warning. that tornado warning just south of milwaukee will be expiring in the next five minutes. i will watch this area closely, because it's very warm, much warmer than average. now with an area of low pressure and cold front extending out, it will be with us through the afternoon and evening. we have a tornado watch in effect right now, and it does include st. louis into chicago as well as my walk. this watch will be in effect until 4:00 p.m. local time.

. >>> and 50 people were killed when a russian airliner crashed as it was trying to land in central russia. the boeing 737 was on route from moscow to the city of kazan last night. now, the crew was making a second landing attempt when the twin engine jet hit the run way, crashed and burned. everyone on board was killed. the crash is under investigation. >>> a global effort is slowly picking up steam in the philippines where a massive typhoon killed nearly 4,000 peep and displayed 4 million others basics, how long can people hold on. seth doane, cbs news, tacloban, fil beans. >>> the obama administration has a new plan and the troubled rollout has changed the game for obama's fellow democrats. jeff pegues reports. >> reporter: with less than two weeks they pledged the website would be fixed. even if healthcare.gov gets up and running by the deadline, it won't work for everyone. according to "washington post," as many as one in five applicants may not be able to sign up on line. government officials told the white house they'll be satisfied if 80% of the applicants get enrolled through the

researchers have been studying a meteor that exploded over central russia earlier this year. they estimate it broke apart from an astroid about 1.2 million years ago. the meteor fell from the skies in february over chelyabinsk province. scientist haves been conducting field work there, examining damage from the impact and analyzing fragments. they calculate the meteor measured about 20 meters wide when it entered the earth's atmosphere. they say it traveled at speeds up to 19 kilometers per second, 56 times the speed of sound. the researchers say the object split into multiple fragments before hitting the ground and scattered over a wide area. they say heat from the blast caused burns on people's skin and retinas. this is the first time researchers have been able to analyze a meteor's trajectory and impact in such detail. they're finding ways to predict future strikes and minimize the damage. >>> diners sitting down to a korean meal usually find a dish of fermented cabbage and other vegetables. another fermented is to tickle the pallets of diners wofrld wide. nhk world's anna

but tonight we're bringing you fifteen minutes of that was starting the program with tragedy in central russia earlier on tonight a boeing seven three seven crash was.

. >>> a boeing 737 airliner has crashed while attempting to land in central russia.it is believed 50 people died. the flight from moscow exploded when it hit the runway peter sharp joins us live now from the russian capitol. tell us more about what we know. it is early on, but peter, what else can you tell us? >> reporter: well, flight u363 left moscow late in the afternoon local time fora what should have been a routine flight south to >> that's how we get to 50, peter? >> reporter: that's right. exactly what we first heard, there were 44 dead. that was just the passengers. the crew involved with six people in the crew, and they all died in that crash, too. and as i said, there is an -- instantly, they are putting into place a pretty comprehensive examination into what happened in the last moments of that crash. >> such an awful, awful tragedy. peter sharp, live from moscow. french president is meeting with bingman netanyahu. the two are discussing how to keet keep pressure on to halt iran's nuclear program. ♪net praised alan for helping build a more stable middle e

now let's go over what we know about this tragic plane crash in central russia so far a boeing seven thirty seven jet traveling from moscow to cars on apparently lost altitude and exploded during its second landing attempt none of the fifty people on board survived two children and the elder son of tartars dogs president were among those killed ten of the victims have been identified and monday will be a day of mourning in try to stop the airport will remain closed until noon and we don't know yet what exactly caused the crash investigators are considering poor field quality as well as the possibilities of pilot error and inclement weather they've obtained documents from tatarstan air company and will begin examining them in the next few hours the boeing corporation has also offered to help in the investigation while rescuers haven't found the plane's flight recorders yet the boeing seven thirty seven a five hundred series aircraft had been in use for twenty three years and air is the eighth airline to fly that particularly plane since then. americans also came up with another reason

he was as the aircraft approached azam from most deadly in the central russia. that's a good detected at least one landing. the pilots went around to try again and it was as it was trying to to make another landing the plane suddenly lost altitude slamming into the runway and exploiting killing all forty four passengers and six crew on board the plane on board the plane also to some of todd's os downs president that's the russian republic that the plane was flying to and a local commander of the fsb the security service that the success of the kgb to very high profile victims all of this crash on the wall so at least two children on board as well grieving relatives trying to be a comfort sits there the airport with psychological counseling and compensation. and it's now going to be a very moment forensic investigation to try and find out what course to scrap. the springboard for us to the place where the plane was actually planning to ride the republican whip the whereabouts of business and done. quite gets there they would also be a number of fact is that. inve

. >>> now, a chilling look this morning at the moment of impact in that deadly plane crash in central russia. airport security video capturing the final seconds of the flight sunday night. showing the boeing 737 plunging into the ground in a near-vertical position. all 50 people onboard were killed on the plane's second attempt at landing. investigators are still combing through the charred wreckage to find out what went wrong. >>> and security had been stepped up in paris after a gunman opened fire in a newspaper office. surveillance video shows the man entering the office and pointing the gun. a photographer was critically wounded in that attack. detectives say they have linked the suspect with three other shootings around paris. >>> storm victims in the philippines are still crowding at airports waiting to be evacuated from the hardest-hit areas. the giant c-130s bringing in relief supplies and taking children and the sick and elderly to safer places. the government says it is managing to feed about 4.5 million people every day. but the need is still vast. >>> a bitter dispute over gay ma

me you know thanks for joining us on far as the breaking developments in the air treasure in central russia dramatic video has emerged which apparently shows the final terrifying moments of tatarstan flight three six three which crashed killing all fifty on board in cars on the jet in the video can be seen as diving as it heads the ground before exploding the images are saw to be from security cameras at cazan airport which was the doomed jet which was the dude jet destination on sunday evening the footage is now being started by investigators. for us. the relatives of the victims have been gathering inside this medical center behind me he was such a good boy healthy and handsome he had a good family his son is only three years old he made many plans for the future the relatives today are being treated by psychologists and also there are several ambulances here on standby as well. but this story has definitely touched the whole country fifty people all the people on board of this plane died and we know now that two foreigners were on that plane as well social networks have been witnessing i

mike baker quarter from a passenger jet that crashed in central russia most of the speed to compete with the decay can still put into a pile of error for the tragedy investigators say he caused the plane nose dived into the room with cars on international airport killing all fifty on board. well the trouble began with the weather when conditions are much stronger than the acceptable level formatting this type applying to law school final approach such it was just thirty meters off the ground of the pilot told it up until that he needed to perform and go around to make a second temple and the second to the pitch the plane's nose up to gain some height. but of the pointless so what's the deal was still albeit croft the desperation than the pot with digital agency to send trying to mimic the speed again but that took the plane into uncontrollable to life. it is the ground at four hundred and fifty kilometers an hour the gophers can all went to see the touch. the final traumatic moments of a flight that had almost completed its journey. forty four passengers and six crew members everyone on

>> basically she disappeared for 26 days, the amount of time for her to go from central russia to siberia. given the great attention to nadya tolokonnikova's case domestically and internationally, this super long transfer was the only way the government could somehow put isolation on her case and, well, not allow her lawyers and family to keep constant communication. i did speak with her, and yesterday we had a 3-hour meeting in person inside the prison hospital facility in the downtown of capital regional city in eastern siberia. i found out that she feels okay, she's in good condition, and is satisfied by the conditions of her hospital, her prison hospital, which are really different than what we saw months ago >> that's great. i didn't realise you got to see her she's in a tuberculosis hospital. why is she there? >> this is the old name for the facility, she's not in the tb department and it does not treat only tb patients. nadya tolokonnikova does not have a specific sickness. she has a lot of small complications dating back to the first hunger strike and the period before her arrest.

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central illinois, cutting a wide path of destruction. the severe weather is not over. >> the philippine president pledges to sleep with survivors. >> a boeing 737 crashes and burns in russia, killing everyone on board. . >> the national weather service is reporting 50 tornados spreading across the state, leaving damage, especially in central illinois - there two death. it started in illinois, carry, past chicago. the system travelled over lake michigan and is moving through michigan and indiana. damage is extensive in washington, illinois. moments have been reduced to rubble and debris is scattered throughout the county. in wisconsin strong winds have topp toppled trees, shower lines and sheds were destroyed. >> in chicago, 60,000 fans were told to take cover at soldier field as a precaution. >> live reporters are covering every angle. we begin with al jazeera's juan carlos mill eena. >> it's a storm system stretching over the mid west. in washington, illinois, reports that tornados destroyed neighbourhoods. pictures surfaced online, showing homes levelled, vehicles flipped over, possessions of a lifetime buried in rubble. >> they are our two vehicles in the field. one wa