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. >> 15 french families were due to arrive thursday at charles de gaulle airport from algiers. french authorities have put in place a canceling service to receive families. but some were unable to make it to the airport. the couple were on board the plane with their four children and in a few --mfp up -- a ne phew. >> one member of their family has given up hope of ever seeing them again. >> i cannot believe i lost my younger brother, his whole family. a few days before they left, we had a barbecue with friends. the kids were excited to be going to africa. it is tough. very tough. emergencyeille, forces were deployed to provide support to the relatives of the seven passengers due to land thursday morning. the passengers belonged to three separate families. >> they've been dealt a serious blow. they will need time to deal with the magnitude of what has happened. they should be given time and space. >> other passengers were due to land at other airports. the foreign minister has decided to gather all the families in paris saturday. u.s. says it has evidence russia has fired artil

it turned around, went to charles de gaulle in paris.eason why the flights have been stopped is because there was rocket fire within three miles of ben-gurion airport. the faa set we're going to suspend flights for at least the next 24 hours. guys, back to you. >> phil, thank you very much for bringing us up to date. social media has become a weapon. the israeli army has a special unit devoted to just twitter, facebook, youtube, and other kinds of social media. they do it in six languages. they're producing tweets like the one you will see on your screen detailing how hamas is attacking from inside civilian airs. the colonel started the unit as she headed the idf's spokesperson's office. she retired just two months ago. and we welcome you to the program. why did you start the social media unit. and how important and effective is it? a wartime situation as israel and gaza are now engaged in. >> well, the social media is actually a war zone for us here in israel. it's actually a way to communicate to a wide variety of audiences worldwide w

they turned around, diverted the flight to charles de gaulle in paris. the reason that the air loons and the f.a.a. are not comfortable with what's happening at ben-gurion international in tel aviv is because there's a report of a market blast within three miles of the airport. it doesn't come close to actually touching the airport, but that's too close for comfort, especially talking after the malaysia airlines flight in the ukraine. you notice it says essentially due to the potential hazardous situation created by the armed flit, all flight operations are prohibited until further notice. we expect some kind of decision whether or not we see this ban lifted. all of them are up and haven't moved since this decision was made. guys, back to you. >> phil lebeau, thank you very much for the report. the markets are still hitting all-time highs. let's get straight to bob pisani. >> right near new highs, earnings are coming in, still not a lot of panic despite the concerns on the international front. i do want to show you some sectors moving. we have some nice

thought it was a bit of an overreaction and they were pretty unhappy when we were sent back to charles de gaulleirport in paris and that was fairly chaotic scene because once the faa ban went into place, once delta decided it was no longer safe to fly into ben-gurion airport, one airline after the other decided in fact they, too, would be avoiding the main airport there in tel aviv. but this now with this ban lifted will be a huge relief for the israeli government, prime minister benjamin netanyahu raised the issue with the u.s. secretary of state john kerry. i'll read you in part what the faa has said just a short time ago. they issued a statement. they said that they've worked with u.s. government counterparts to assess the security situation in israel and carefully reviewed both significant new information and measures the government of israel is taking to mitigate potential risks to civil aviation. no word on what that new information may be. this ban had been in place for about a day and a half. it was meant to be still in place for about another 12 hours here. and it was taking a huge toll

way down to greece, a u-turn, bringing that plane all the way back up here, into france, into charles de gaulle. we have other graphics and planes in the area still. this is not a time when a lot of u.s. carriers fly to europe. this is not really the on time. this is the time that other carriers are flying from europe back to the u.s. so we can switch to the other graphic. showing you right here, tel aviv, not much in the way of any airfare. maybe you can zoom out that screen a little bit. tel aviv, all the way around from lebanon. very good guys, thank you. other planes coming across here, across from cyprus, from greece. most of the planes avoiding the area altogether. they're all avoiding the area in the eastern ukraine. just a small sliver of safe airspace across this area, anderson. >> chad, appreciate it. rene marsh, wolf blitzer as well. we'll continue to follow this breaking news and get the latest from the ground in gaza coming up next. we'll be right back. my motheit's delicious. toffee in the world. so now we've turned her toffee into a business. my goal was to take an idea and make

they moved it to charles de gaulle airport in paris and total of 290 passengers and crew on that flight and rerouted and accommodated. that then began this chain of events by which we had u.s. airways which's now, of course, part of american airlines and united airlines announcing suspending flights into tel aviv and formally the faa issued a notice to airmen which was sent out at 12:15 eastern time essentially prohibiting carriers flying in and out of ben gurion airport ascertaining the situation there. 24 hours, all flights, all u.s. carriers into and out of ben gurion airport must not approach or depart from the airport because of the risk as you mentioned of the attack nearby. this does not apply to -- we need to hasten to add. does not apply to foreign carriers to choose to fly into tel aviv and heard from several including we understand british airways and others who have said we are going to continue to fly into tel aviv for now. that could change, of course, when you have major airlines, some of the biggest of the world, deciding to suspend flights, that macon vince others to do

at the very end the flight turns around, goes to charles de gaulle airport in paris.ave reports that us airways has suspended its flights, or cancelled its flights, out of philadelphia, and there are reports coming out of israel that american and united are following that course of path as well, and are also suspending their flights out of tel aviv, although we have not independently confirmed that with american and united. guys, no surprise here that any time you have any kind of fighting or rocket fire near an airport, a civilian airport, like this, you're going to see flights suspended. one interesting noted, though, elall, israeli airline, made all of its flights today out of tel aviv. back to you. >>> stocks off a touch from session highs. mostly in the green. dal up about 1% today. >>> back to netflix and bring in jason lynch, contributor, former television eder at "people" magazine talking about the results last night. good morning. >> good morning. >> i was wondering, we were talking about whether the world cup could have a dent in their additions. didn't happ

. >> well, i'll tell you, oddly in the last few days, i've been through paris' charles de gaulle andof security agents in airports. clearly the united states is sharing what intelligence they have with european allies and travelers will see an increased presence of security throughout international airports. >> this threat from this bomb-maker though, i mean, i feel like once every few months you and i are talking about it. the threat continues for sure. fran, thank you so much. >> let's give you a lock at your headlines right now. israel launching air strikes against dozens of hamas targets in gaza. this is just hours after three missing israeli teenagers were found dead in the west bank. those boys disappeared more than two weeks ago. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu blamed hamas for their deaths. for their part they have denied involvement. a little known islamic militant group moan while has claimed responsibility. president obama and other world leaders are also condemning the killings and calling for restraint so as not to inflame tensions further in the middle east. >

he thought he was charles de gaulle, a statesman that the world would look up to for a long time to comeand also to use it as a grist against his opponents, if somebody said you did this in your policy, he'd say i have a transcript of it, but of course the courts wouldn't let him keep the tapes, and it's really been his undoing. >> posterity cost him. douglas brinkley great to have you with us. of course be sure to watch "the sixties" tonight, 1968, tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern and pacific only on cnn, watch it live, set your dvr. >>> coming up for us next, a man loses perhaps one of the most valuable possessions on earth, a red sox world series ring. that's bad. but who found it? well, in some ways that makes it even worse. the man has his ring back. that is "the good stuff." we'll explain coming up. you're driving along, having a perfectly nice day, when out of nowhere a pick-up truck slams into your brand new car. one second it wasn't there and the next second... boom! you've had your first accident. now you have to make your first claim. so you talk to your insurance company and... b