then the cvr, cockpit voice recorder. >> a noise was heard in the last second of the cvr recording. a spectral analysis will be carried out by specialized labs in order to identify the nature of this noise. >> a team of 47 investigators from five countries are working on the various aspects of the inquiry. and additional group of airbus viruses bring the number to 58 people. there had been no question whether the trace residue was tested. the ban for bringing tourists out of egypt will continue. thousands of stranded tourists are being told to wait in the resort and not come to the airport until a plane becomes available for them. but not everyone is fleeing. the foreign minister of hungary has been in cairo, assure the foreign minister of egypt that hungary will not keep egypt off limits. >> no one has provided us with any kind of evidence that would have made me to put a travel ban on egypt. and until i'm not provided with any kind of such an evidence i will not make that kind of decision you can be sure about that. >> reporter: but there is much we cannot be sure of. questions st

was heard in the last seconds of the cvr recording. an analysis will be carried out by specialized labs in order to identify the nature of this noise. the committee, media reports and analysis, some of which claim to be based on official intelligence, which favors a certain scenario for the cause of the accident. the committee was not provided with any information or evidence in this regard. the committee usuals the such reports to provide it with all information that could help us to undertake our mission. six, the committee is considered, considering with a great attention all possible scenarios for the cause of the accident and did not reach until the moment any conclusion in this regards. thank you. >> thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen, we have time for very few questions. because -- >> my people are waiting. i'm afraid i have very limited time. they are waiting for me. [ speaking foreign language ] >> translator: you are present without -- [ inaudible ] >> translator: why no one assisted this conference, there's no plannin

was heard in the last seconds of the cvr recording. >> reporter: every fraction will now be analyze and compared with the sound of other crashes. >> listen to it against cataloged explosions that have occurred on other aircraft to stee if they can define whether or not this was an explosive device that created this sound or this was the sound of an in-flight breakup. >>> investigators say they don't yet know what caused the crash. the wreckage alone doesn't tell that for now. investigators suggesting even a passenger's lithium battery could have caused this. >> the number one most important thing is testing the residue of this airliner to see whether there's any kind of traces of explosives. >> reporter: isis claims it downed the plane to avenge russia's bombing of syria. british officials believe it may have been an inside job. a bomb smuggled into the cargo hold. the russian pilot of the jet has been buried. amid the grief, so many questions investigators still can't answer. and they said parts of the plane are still missing. bad weather here hampering the search. and the appeal t

. >> a noise was heard in the last seconds of the the cvr recording. >> reporter: that sound could be critical in finding out why this plane crashed. congressman adam schiff was one of a few to get a classified briefing. clipsed al qaeda as the greatest threat in the world. >> they point out the biggest weakness was human error, not searching workers, officers, and friends. >>> we move to the other major story this morning. it is, of course, the presidential race. and another republican showdown just one day away. >> the big issue among republicans right now appears to be truthfulness. the latest on "your voice, your vote" from abc's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: a business someday week end for dr. ben carson. >> 51. >> reporter: carson at rally on sunday throwing his support behind making the u.s. territory puerto rico into a state. he played his usual low-key self. >> that's a bunch of garbage. >> reporter: scrutiny heating up. carson firing back. he addressed the accuracy of his >> in the end do you think these questions will help your campaign? >> yeah, because people are clearly

egyptian officials have now confirmed that the cockpit voice recorder, the cvr, captured a distinct but undetermined noise just before it stopped working. >> a noise was heard in the last seconds of the cvr recording. critical to figuring out how this russian passenger jet crashed. >> is it a bomb or is it something we're hearing where the airplane is physically coming apart? >> airport officials in sharm el-sheikh say a key baggage scanner was often not working or unplugged to save power. they say the biggest weakness was human error, not searching workers, officers and friends. >>> the individual attacks on israelis by palestinians show no sign of letup. seven israelis were wounded in three separate attacks in the west bank yesterday. this one was caught on camera after a young woman stabbed a settlement security guard. look again. she pulled a knife from her purse when he asked to see some identification. he was slightly injured but was able to shoot her. she is in serious condition. that's probably going to be one of the topics when the israeli prime minister meets with president ob

. >> a noise was heard in the last seconds of the cvr recording. >> reporter: u.s. experts say it was be possible and quickly to determine if that noise was a bomb, if so, precisely where it was placed. but that hasn't happened yet. senior u.s. officials tell abc news that fbi forsic agents with their wealth of knowledge have not been invited to be part of the investigation on the ground. brian ross, abc news, new york. >>> a very deadly accident in a suburb of washington, d.c. pickup truck slammed intnto a church van and burst into flames. neighbors who heard what t they say sounded hike a bomb trying to save the passengers but the truck driver and three people in the van were kill, including a child. 14 others were hospitalized, eight in critical condition. six children are among the injured. >>> police in austin, texas, are searching for a suspect in the shooting of a high-profile judge outside her own home. district judge jewelry jewelry being ambushed after pulling through her driveway. policing going through past felony cases for a potential suspect and her co

, cockpit voice recorder. >> a noise was heard on the last second of the cvr, the a spectral analysisl be carried out by specialized labs in order to identify the nature >> reporter: noise. >> a team is working on the various aspect of the recovery, brings a total of 58 people. there was no mention of whether the did he brie had been tested for trace residue of explosives. no time was given how long it will take to trace the noise. the job of bringing tourist tout of sharm el sheikh. not everyone is fleeing. the foreign minister of hungary has been in cairo, assuring his egyptian counterpart that his country will not make egypt off-limits. >> these decisions can make very serious consequences. and currently what i see is no one has provided us with any kind of evidence that would have made me to put a travel ban on egypt. and until i'm not provided with any kind of such evidence i will not make that kind of decision you can be sure of that. >> but there is much we cannot be sure of. questions still to be answered about what happened to this plane. missing wreckage must be found, compl

. >> a noise was heard in the last seconds of the cvr recording. >> is it a bomb, or is it something we're hearing where the airplane is physically coming apart? >> reporter: so far, all signs seem to point to a bomb. and u.s. officials are expressing growing confidence in that theory. the metrojet flight came down 23 minutes into the trip, breaking up midair and killing 2524 on board, scattering debris across the desert. russia has halted all flights to egypt, and the u.k. has suspended flights to sharm el sheikh, now sending in empty planes to evacuate tourists. back in america, the u.s. department of homeland security announced increased screenings for all passengers. >> they'll experience increased numbers of pat-down searches, and personal items will be swabbed. screeners will be looking for explosive residue. >> reporter: as investigators analyze the black boxes and interview every single airport employee, crews at the crash site are searching for any evidence of an explosion. >> every bomb sort of has a signature, a chemical signature that will be left on whatever blows up. >>

at that moment, on the cockpit voice recorder, the cvr, something extraordinary. >> a noise was heard in the last seconds of the cvr recording. >> reporter: every fraction of that sudden noise will now be analyzed and compared with the sound of other crashes. >> listen to it against catalogued explosions that have occurred on other aircraft to see if they can define whether or not this was an explosive device that created this sound or this was the sound of an in-flight breakup. >> reporter: investigators say they don't yet know what caused the crash. the wreckage alone doesn't tell that. for now, investigators suggesting even a passenger's lithium battery could cause this. french investigators quoted by french media suggest that final noise was an explosion, unconnected to any mechanical malfunction. forensic evidence will be crucial. >> the number one most important thing is testing the residue of the airliner to see whether there is any traces of explosive. whether or not there is pitting on the metal. whether or not there is evidence of shrapnel. >> reporter: isis claimed it downe

. >> a noise was heard in the last seconds of the the cvr recording. >> reporter: that sound could be critical to figuring out how this russian passenger jet crashed. congressman adam schiff was one of eight members of congress to receive a classified briefing on the situation. >> if this was isis, they have eclipsed al qaeda as the gravest terrorist threat in the world. >> they say a key baggage system was not plugged in to save power. they say the biggest weakness was human error. not searching workers, officers, and friends. >>> we move to the other major it is, of course, the and another republican showdown just one day away. >> the big issue among be truthfulness. the latest on "your voice, your vote" from abc's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: a busy weekend for gop presidential candidate dr. ben carson. >> 51. >> reporter: carson, at a rally in puerto rico on sunday, throwing his support behind making the u.s. territory a state. he played his usual low-key self. different from this display on friday. >> that's a bunch of garbage. >> reporter: scrutiny heating up. carson firing bac

noise just before it stopped working. >> a noise was heard in the last seconds of the cvr recording. >> reporter: u.s. experts say it will be possible, and quickly to bomb, and if so, where it was placed. but that hasn't happened yet. and the pace of the investigation has been slow. as of tonight, senior u.s. officials say that fbi experts have not been asked to join the investigation. >> hopefully soon we'll know what the noise was. brian, thank you so much. >>> back to the states, police in louisiana are investigating two of their own for the killing of a 6-year-old boy. a pursuit that ended in a hail of bullets. phillip mena with the latest on this deadly incident. >> reporter: two louisiana law enforcement officers under arrest and facing charges of second degree murder and attempted second degree murder after an incident that left a father injured and his 6-year-old son dead. >> nothing is more important our uniform. tarnished. >> reporter: investigators interviewing witnesses, examining 911 recordings and body camera footage. >> it is the most disturbing thing i've seen. >> rep

egyptians officials say the cvr, cockpit voice recorder recorded a distinct but undetermined noise just before it stopped working. >> a noise was heard in the last seconds of the the cvr recording. >> reporter: that sound coulbe critical to figuring out how this russian passenger jet crashed. congressman adam schiff was one of eight members of congress to receive a classified briefing on >> if this is a bomb by a facility of isis, thenin sinai, they have eclipsed al qaeda as the gravest terrorist threat in the world. >> they say a key baggage system was not plugged in to save power. they say the biggest weakns was human error. nosearching workers, officers, and friends. >>> we move to the other major story this morning. it is, of course, the presidential race. and another republican showdown just one day away. >> the big issue among republicans right now appears to be truthfulness. the latest on "your voice, your vote" from a's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: a busy weekend for gop presidential candidate dr. ben carson. >> 51. >> reporter: carson, at a rally in puerto rico on sunday, thro

then catastrophe on the cvr, the cock pick voice recorder. national league for democracy it will be carried out by specialized labs in order to identify the nature of this noise. >> reporter: a team of 47 investigators from five countries are working on the various aspects of the inquiry. an additional group of air bus advisers bring the total to 58 people. there was no mention of whether the debris had been tested for trace residue of explosives and no indication of how long it will take to analyse the noise heard just before the plane broke up. so the travel ban and re ppat wl continue. the scene from various days have calmed down. thousands of stranded tourists have been told to wait in the resort and not come to the airport until a plane becomes available to them. not everyone is fleeing. hungary will not make egypt off limits. national league for democracy these decisions can have serious consequences. currently lip what i see is no-- currently what i see, no evidence has been provided that would make me to put a travel ban on egypt. unt

the cockpit voice recorder. >> a noise was heard in the last seconds of the cvr recording.ctral analysis will be carried out by specialized labs in order to identify the nature of this noise. >> reporter: a team of 47 investigators from five countries are working on the various aspects of the inquiry, additional group of air bus advisors brings the total to 58 people. there was no mention of whether the debris had been tested for trace residue of explosives and no indication how long it will take to analyze the noise heard just before the plane broke up. and so the travel ban and repatriation effort to bring tourists out of egypt will continue and at the apart the scenes are down considerably and thousands of tourists are told to wait in the resort and not come to the airport until a plane becomes available for them. but not everyone is fleeing. the foreign minister of hungary has been in cairo assuring his egyptian counterpart that hungary will not make egypt off limits. >> these decisions can have very serious consequences and currently what i see is that no one has provi

egyptian official: a noise was heard in the last second of the cvr recording. us experts say it is possible, and very quickly to determine if that noise was a bomb, and if so, where it was placed. tom haueter: (former ntsb) that noise is very has a very distinctive profile to it, compared to other noises. so you can tell bombs. out. " headlines-- latest on the race to the sabrina: g-o-p trump....fresh off his saturday night holding back rival dr. ben carson. the beginning of the end for carson's presidential campaign....with only a little over a day till the two meet face to face on the debate stage in milwaukee.. abc's stephanie ramos reports a busy weekend for g- o-p presidential candidate dr ben carson... 5505 / tvu 6 @ 10.52 natsot - ben carson / (r) presidential candidate "estado 51!" carson at a rally in throwing his support making the u-s state. the candidate low key self... this fiery display on sot : dr. ben carson (r), presidential candidate: what a bunch of garbage. the scrutiny into carson's past heating up.... and carson firing back... on this week

cvr team is still in the phase of writing the transcripts which will take time to finalize. a noise was heard in the last second of the cvr recording. >> reporter: so he timed the noise at 23 minutes and 14 seconds exactly. that noise will now be analyzed microscopically, because within that noise, and it is obviously didn't last for very long, but within that noise, maybe the clue to the what caused this crash. there will be a difference between the noise caused by an explosive device and the noise caused for example by a fuel tank exploding. now that noise we heard yesterday from a leak from french investigators that the police believe that the noise was number one an explosion most likely caused by something other than technical or mechanical failure, and in other words, the phr french investigators are leaking to their media that they believe it is a bomb. now, he would not confirm that today and indeed, he spoke in a rather frustrated way about leaks to the need ya and intelligence out there that the investigating committee didn't know anything about, and he said, pleas

evidence sot - ayman el- muqaddam / head of egyptian-led investigation committee the last second of the cvr recording." with that critical clue experts say it's possible to determine if tha sound was a bomb. sot - tom haueter / former ntsb "that noise is very sudden, very sharp, it has a very distinctive profile to it, compared to other noises. so you can tell bombs. actually they stand out." molly hunter oncam close: today a new team of russian investigators is at the airport and out at the crash site - a forensics search for residue, any evidence that might suggest a bomb mh, abc news, sharm el sheikh, egypt " fred's back next with a final check of our forecast. more on that railroad construction tying up roads near lewis boulevard here in sioux city. abc9's elisa raffa will have more live from that area. (fred) your forecast tonight is for a low of 37 and mostly clear skies. tomorrow's high will be 61 with partly cloudy skies. the 7- day shows a wet, windy wednesday. the wind will remain strong all the way through friday, but will drop off friday night. the low saturday morningwill be 22

was heard in the last seconds of the cvr recording. a speck toral analysis will be carried out to identify the nature of this noise. >> reporter: a team of 47 investigators are working on the inquiry and air bus advisors brings the total to 58 people. there was no reference whether the debris was tested for explosives, or how long it will take to analyse the noise heard before the plane broke up. the travel ban and the effort to bring tourists out of egypt continues. the chaos at sharm el sheikh in previous days calmed down. thousands of tourists are told to wait in the resort and not come to the airport until a plane is available. not everyone is fleeing. the foreign minister of hungary has been in cairo, assuring his counterparts that hungary will not be off limits. >> these decisions can have consequences. currently no one provided us with any kind of evidence that would have made me to put a travel ban on egypt. until - i'm not provided with any such evidence. i will not make that kind of decision. you can be sure about that. >> re

the transcript whether which will take time to finalize a noise was heard in the last seconds of the cvr recording. an analysis will be carried out in order to identify the nature of this noise. the committee, media reports, and analysis, some of which claims to be based on official intelligence, which faufrs a certain scenario for the cause of the accident. the committee was not provided with any information or evidence in this regard. the committee urged the such reports to provide it with all information that could help us to undertake our mission. since the committee is considered, considering with a great attention all possible scenarios for the cause of the accident. >> so the media reported that officials referenced there, affiliate france 2 says the noise heard on that cockpit recording is the sound of an explosion. and that explosion is not from an accident. the report also said the recordings reveal there was no sign of mechanical malfunction, this as isis is doubling down on its claims of responsibility. releasing a new propaganda video, in fact. and egypt's foreign minister i

the cockpit voice recorder. >> a noise was heard in the last seconds of the cvr recording.ctral analysis will be carried out by specialized labs in order to identify the nature of this noise. >> reporter: a team of 47 investigators from five countries are working on the various aspects of the inquiry, additional group of air bus advisors brings total to 58 people and no mention if devertebrae had been tested for trace residue of explosives and no indication of long it will take to analyze the noise before the plane broke up and the ban to bring tourist out of egypt will continue. and at the airport the chaotic scenes of previous days have calmed down considerably, thousands of stranded tourists told to wait in the resort and not come to the airport until a plane becomes available for them. but not everyone is fleeing. the foreign minister of hungary has been in cairo ensuring egyptian counterpart that hungary will not make egypt off limits. >> these decisions can have very serious consequences and currently what i see is that no one has provided us with any kind of evidence

in the last second of the cvr recording. >> every fraction of that sudden noise will now be analyzedund of other crashes. investigators have found the plane's autopilot was on suggesting the crew felt everything was normal until that moment. some parts of the wreckage, they said, are still missing. they suggested that even a passenger's lithium batteries could have caused this. they're also examining reports that a baggage scanning machine was often broken, that baggage handlers weren't monitored and the deliveries to the airport weren't properly searched. 11,000 russian tourists have now been evacuated from the airport in one day. it will take nearly a week to get them all out, in st. petersburg where most of the victims were from, the church bells tolled once for every victim, 224 times. and here the search goes on for those missing parts of the plane, bad weather is hampering it. we're on day eight. new clues, but still no answers. richard? >> bill, thank you so much. bill neely in sharm el sheikh, egypt, with the latest on metro jet crash. >>> in the u.s. as a new wet season star

. >> a noise was heard in the last second of the cvr recording. a spectral analysis will be carried out by specialized labs in order to identify the nature of this noise. the committee noted media reports and analysis. some of which claim to be based on official intelligence which favors a certain scenario. for the cause of the accident. the committee was not provided with any information or evidence in this regard. the committee urged the sources of such reports to provide it with all information that could help us to undertake our mission. >> earlier, egypt's foreign minister criticized the u.s. for not sharing its intelligence on the causes of the crash. sources at sharm el sheikh airport for any suspicious activity leading up to the crash. officials try to determine whether foul play was involved. so what do we know about the investigation so far? well french investigators looking through the flight data recorders have suggested a sudden explosion was to blame. pilots chatting normally up until the apparent explosion. u.s. satellites also appa

the cvr for irregular sounds. there is early information that they heard sounds that are not normal to flight. does that mean they heard an explosion of some sort? we don't know that. they will be scrutinizing that part of the cvr tape, as for the fdr they will look for unusual parameters as to what the airplane was doing just prior to the event and most likely, they lost the event when the airplane came apart. on the ground, of course, they will be looking now two-fold. one for a mechanical malfunction or failure that could have led to the destruction of this airplane, and then looking at the curious things. there are some pictures floating around on the internet right now that show what is presumed to be shrapnel holes. we saw that in twa 800 when the fuel tank exploded. so you can't really draw any conclusions whether this is a technical issue or some sort of explosive device. the investigators have a lot of scrutinizing to do of the wreckage that is still out there. >> thanks so much. i'm joined now by congres

. >> a noise was heard in the last seconds of the cvr recording. a spec tral analysis will be carried out in order to identify the nature of this noise a group of airbus advisors brings the total to 58 people. so, the travel ban and repattriation effort to bring tourists out of e i didn't want will continue. at sharmel sheik, it has calmed down considerably. many are told to wade in the resort until a plane becomes available for them. not everyone is fleeing. the fortunately minister hungary has been in cairo saying hungary will not make egypt off limits. >> these decisions can have very serious consequences. conductor what i see that no one has provided us with any kind of evidence that would have made me to put a travel band on egypt and until i am not provided with any kind of such evidence, i will not make that kind of decision. you can be sure about that. >> there is much we cannot be sure of. questions still to be answered about what happened to this plane. missing wreckage must be found. complex analysis conducted. if it was a bomb, those re

. >> that noise in the last second of the cvr recording. a spectral analysis will be carried out by specialized labs in order to identify the nature of this noise. >> that noise will now be minutely analyzed. indeed, it will be compared with the noises from other crashes, other cockpit voice recorders. other crashes for which the cause is known. to see if they can match those noises up. now, the chief investigator sounded rather frustrated at one point today. not only by those leaks but by the fact that he said intelligence that have been shared in other countries with other media was not being shared with the egyptian investigating committee. at one point, he spoke in arabic and said that they were considering all possibilities, including that it could be the crash caused by lithium batteries held by any of the passengers or it could be from an explosion in the fuel tank. all scenarios are on the table, he said. i cannot exclude anything. so far, he wouldn't say for sure that there was any definitive cause. that will have to wait and it co

, a noise was heard in the last second of the cvr recording. a spectral analysis will be carried out by specialized labs in order to identify the nature of this noise. the committee noted media reports and analysis. some of which claim to be based on official intelligence. which favors a certain scenario. for the cause of the accident. the committee was not provided with any information or evidence in this regard. the committee urged the sources of such reports to provide it with all information that could help us to undertake our mission. six. the committee is considering with great attention all possible scenarios for the cause of the accident. and did not reach till the moment any conclusion in this regard. thank you. >> ladies and gentlemen, we have time for very few questions. >> my people are waiting. i'm afraid they have a very limited time. and my people are waiting for me. [ indistinct background noise ] >> translator: -- there were five seats now and i didn't find except yourself, sir, who is sitting there without the members of the c

. >> a noise was heard in the last second of the cvr recording. bob: pam: the noise found on the cockpit black box recordings is being analyzed. the head of the egyptian inquiry says all scenarios are being considered, it could have been a fuel tank or lithium batteries exploding. the debris field spreads 8 miles over the sinai desert. all 224 people on board were killed. >> criminal and forensic investigators will want to drill the explosion, any other data that can correlate to time and potentially location. pam: russian and egyptian emergency workers on saturday returned to the crash site. while the examination of the debris field continues, servicemen of both countries laid flowers on the wreckage of the plane. the associated press reported authorities were questioning airport staff and ground crew who worked on the plane and had placed some employees under surveillance. russian vacationers began to arrive home from egypt on saturday. many waited in long lines for flights out. meantime in the sinai the investigation goes on. >> some parts of t

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. >> at that moment on the cockpit voice recorder, the cvr, something extraordinaire. every fraction of that sunday noise will now be analyzed and compared with the sound of other crashes. >> listen to it against cataloged explosions to see whether or not this was an explosive device that created this sound or it was the sound of an in-flight breakup. >> reporter: garretts say they don't yet know what caused the crash. the wreckage alone doesn't tell that for now. investigators suggesting even a passenger's lithium battery could have caused this. forensic evidence will be crucial. >> the number one most important thing is testing the residue of the airliner to try to see whether there's any kind of traces of explosive. >> reporter: isis claims it downed the plane to avenge russia's bombing of syria. british officials believe it may have been an inside job. a bomb smuggled into the cargo hold. they say parts of the plane still missing. bad weather here hampering the search. and the appeal to the u.s. and other countries to pass on any intelligence they had that might he

muqaddam / head of egyptian-led investigation committee "a noise was heard in the last second of the cvr recording." sot - col. steve ganyard / ret. usmc / abc news aviation consultant "is it a bomb? or is it something we're hearing where the airplane is physically coming apart?" that's what egyptian investigators still don't know. and so far - all signs seem to be pointing to a bomb. u-s officials are expressing growing confidence in that theory. the metrojet flight came down 23 minutes into the trip - breaking up mid-air killing all 224 scattered debris but russia has now halted all flights to egypt. and the u-k has no suspended all flights to sharm el-sheikh, now sending empty tourists. and back in america - the u-s department of homeland security announced increased screenings for all passengers. sot - john cohen / fmr. counterterrorism coordinator, dept. of homeland security "they'll experience increased numbers of pat down searches and their personal items will be swabbed. the screeners will be looking for explosive residue." as investigators analyze those black boxes, and intervie

was heard in the last seconds of the cvr recordings. >> reporter: u.s. experts say it's possible and quickly to determine if that noise was a placed. very sharp. profile to it compared to other you can tell bombs. they stand out. >> reporter: but so far, u.s. aviation experts have had almost no role to play in the usual officials say fbi forensic teams have not been invited and have not been allowed to help. >> how are u.s. airports making sure it doesn't happen here. >> reporter: they're concerned. there are dozens of employees under scrutiny for possible ties to extremist groups. they often have access to planes without having to go through the same security measures passengers are. >>> to the race for president. "your voice, your vote." ben carson fighting back. tom llamas is tracking the campaign. good morning, tom. >> reporter: george, this morning, ben carson's mother now getting involved in the matter. the campaign sending out a "parade" magazine article from 1997 where she backs up his story about trying to stab someone as a teen. turning his lif

el-muqaddam / head of egyptian-led investigation committee "a noise was heard in the last second of the cvr recording." with that critical clue experts say it's possible to determine if that sound was a bomb. sot - tom haueter / former ntsb "that noise is very sudden, very sharp, it has a very distinctive profile to it, compared to other noises. so you can tell bombs. actually they stand out." molly hunter oncam close: today a new team of russian investigators is at the airport and out at the crash site - a forensics team continues to search for residue , any evidence that might suggest a bomb mh, abc news, sharm el sheikh, egypt president barack obama is talking one-on-one with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, for the first time in more than a year. they're speaking today at the white house to mend tensions over the u-s backed nuclear deal with iran. however, u.s. officials are downplaying the chance of a breakthrough in ongoing security talks. they're also ruling out the possibility of a peace deal between israelis and palestinians before obama leaves office in 14 months. first,