. >>> ac transit is thinking of buying some double-decker buses after test drives. each double-decker bus can carry 80 people compared 32 for the agency's standard buses. if the double deckers are bought, they would mainly be used between oakland and san francisco. each of them would cost about $880,000 compared to about $500,000 for a new standard bus. >>> state water regulators are considering raising water prices to encourage people to cut back on water use. governor jerry brown has ordered water rates that maximize conservation. the water control board is meeting to figure out how to do that. two-thirds of water districts are already using some form of tiered water pricing. >>> actor tom selleck is being accused of stealing truckloads of water! a lawsuit claims he stole from a public hydrant bringing it to his ranch in southern california. a ventura county water district says tanker trucks which filled up at a hydrant dozens of times and hauled to selleck's property. the actor hasn't commented on the accusations. >>> new at noon, climate change could be the reas

penndot's going to be doing road work, southbound, on the girard point double decker, the other day we had upward of 40 minute delays from the stadium area heading up and over the bridge to get down toward the airport. so factor that into your travel times during the day especially, if you are head the to the airport chris, alex, back to you. >> coming up on 6:04, following breaking news this morning. >> three men murdered in different part of the city, no suspects in custody steve keeley live now at police headquarters with the latest, steve, good morning. >> reporter: yes homicide team here having to sort out four separate shootings within just two hours and 15 minutes, starting at quarter to 11:00 and going until just after 1:00 a.m. and the latest, up along torresdale, at unruh and morrison and there is where two guys were shot essentially assassinated by three guys going up to them with guns, everybody that was shot last night, whether they were intended targets or hit by stray gunfire all were outside, and two and a half hour window. and so we had three total killed, and at least

den decker pinch-hitting and williams dialing the right buttons but an upper decker, a two run bomb, second home run for the nationals, giving them a 5-3 lead and they don't look back. looking to close this one out young jock is going down and that strikeout ends the game and the nationals win 5-3. afterwards they talked about how difficult it was having to stop and start the ball game. >> that is tough any time there are things that you can't really control. honestly, you have to try to stay ready and focused and after the all-star it took longer than expected so that is big for us going into the second half. >> it is a home dinger of a game if you win it. if you don't then it doesn't feel as good. so it doesn't get any easier from here, certainly with the next two guys we have to face but we'll see what we can do. >> it was a humdinger. >> featuring one of the best match-ups in baseball. harper versus kershaw. the dodgers up a run, harper at the dish. a career year. but kershaw is having a career day. brice goes down swinging there. later in the inning facing robinson with two outs

transit could run double decker buses on the east bay to san francisco lines to handle growing numbers of riders. the agency tested the buses in february and march and passenger feedback was good enough to recommend buying the $800,000 double-deckers. passengers have to get used to changes including less standing room on the lower level and less head room on the upper level. they hold 80 passengers compared to 32 on a standard. we get a preview of what the drivers face when doyle drive re-opens on monday morning closing tomorrow night at 10:00 for several days of around-the-clock work. leyla has been getting a head's up on that and we looked at the twin tunnels high and low viaducts and wider lanes for the road connected to the golden gate bridge when it re-opens at 5:00 a.m. on monday there will be a new abscess road to the presidio and the marina district. the connections between highway one and 101 will be open for the first time sin closing in 2010. finishing touches will continue until next year. >> for help navigating the closure, get waze by downloading the waze and join abc7 fo

flight officer decker was idealistic, cocky and brave.fighter pilot, a good one. >> reporter: many of the details audrey discovered came from decker's family in kansas city and an alumni group at his old high school. but she found few military documents that mentioned decker- - and that has given her a new empathy for historians. >> being on this trip you understand how important it is to preserve history for future researchers like us. >> reporter: audrey's history teacher lisa lauck will use lessons learned on this trip to change how she teaches. >> you think about the troop movements and the overall big picture and you know people die but you don't connect to it emotionally and that's something i really want to change for my students. i hope that they can take away that these are people, like you and i with families, had loved one had personalities. >> reporter: while there is much emphasis on the personal stories here, historian antonin dehays is conveying another important goal of the institute: that the past can be seen in many ways

stephanie decker has the latest from the west bank. >> reporter: the family shared the only bedroom.hey would have been fast asleep when the window was smashed and this small space set on fire. ibrahim heard screams he said he saw the two attackers standing over the parents. he went to get help. and when he came back the two men were gone. >> translator: i saw the four-year-old child. i pulled him out. they told me there was another child inside. then there was a huge blast and there was no way to save the baby. >> reporter: this is where the 18-month-old was found dead and the worker who removed his body from here and the way he described what was left of the baby was as a lump of coal. the neighbors house was also set on fire but no one was home at the time. the attackers left behind a ves age, it says revenge in hebrew. ali's parents and brother have been taken to an israeli hospital. >> the government of israel unequivocally condemns this heinous crime, this act of terrorism. we will fight terrorism, and dpeet terrorism no matter who the perpetrators are. return but the palestini

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stef any stephanie decker is at the scene. what happened? >> reporter: well we're in the bedroom of the family home. i'll go joe to pan around and just show you the scene. this is where the family would have been fast asleep around 3:00 4:00 in the morning, and what we're being told actually -- joe is just panning to pictures of the 18-month-old baby burned to death. what witnesses are telling us is an incendiary device was thrown through their window and landed on the bed. there would have been little time to get out. that's why the family couldn't get to the baby on time. one witness described what he said were two masked man standing behind this window and watching. he said he couldn't tell if they were settlers or not. their faces were covered. we're told that this area where this house is has a very open plan, so it's easy to get in and out. extreme frustration, anger and sadness here at the news of what happened. we spoke to an ambulance driver who arrived here who actually pulled the body ofally out. he described advertise a block of

. >>> ac transit is thinking of buying some double-decker buses after test drives went well. >> eachouble-decker bus can carry 80 people compared with 32 for the agency's standard buckles and if the double deckers are purchased, they would main will be i used on routes between oakland and san francisco. >>> we are halfway through the week. >> roads look good so far. you can skip the roads and take mass transit everything is on time. bart, muni, caltrain, ace, ferry, everything no delays right now. all right. we have some slight delays typical westbound 580 altamont pass to 680 the hot spot. mostly slow out of tracy, 205, mountain house slow. roadwork on the eastbound 580 but that's been cleared within the last 30 minutes. checking the cameras westbound towards the dublin interchange past all that mess and the altamont pass traffic looks good. san mateo bridge no delays nice spot now 13 minutes between 880 and 101. dumbarton bridge also a good choice this morning no delays to report if you are commuting from the east bay towards the peninsula. 101 also a nice ride. towards sfo. no del

i'm a greater fan of stanley black and decker.still remains cheap versus what it traded at historically. robert in south carolina. >> caller: thanks for taking my call. gloatings from beautiful south carolina. >> excellent. >> caller: my call is regarding berkshire hathaway. i bought the stock earlier this year. it's down about 8% so far? >> buy. i'm not going to debate this issue. you very rarely get moments of underperformance of this company. when you do i unhesitatingly say buy because it's always been right. this time will be no different. >> there is a lot. i mean a lot of good news out there it's taking a back seat to the trouble overseas. i find myself talking about greece. i want to talk about stanley black and decker like ace. ace is the place to buy. i'm here to steer new the right direction. much more "mad money" ahead, including my exclusive with one of the nation's biggest payroll players. then the greek debt drama is one of the million reasons to prepare your portfolio for potential pot holes. i'll make sure your ho

they'll be working on the upside of that girard point double decker bridge, from 9:00 to 3:00. if you are heading south down toward the airport, give yourself some extra time. we had upward of 40 minute delays over the last couple of days they didn't work yesterday, because of the phillies home game during the midday, but they will be back today. they are less going to show up on the vine street expressway today working westbound in the right lane. so expect delays coming over the benny or off 95 during the midday. otherwise the schuylkill and 95 looking good. two situations in the neighborhood, in northeast philly, unruh street blocked ditman to torresdale. and also, cologne a and howard, police activity, right near norris square. otherwise, mass transit looking good. chris, lauren, back to you. >> thank you 5:04. breaking news from overnight several murders across the city police on the scene of at least one of these shootings right now the latest in deadly night for the city of philadelphia. >> yes talcony where jenny joyce is live at the scene right now, hi, jenny. >> repor

each double-decker bus can carry 80 people compared with 32 for the agency's standard buses. if the double-decker buses are purchased, they would mainly be used on routes between oakland and san francisco. each double-decker would cost about $880,000 compared to about half a million to a new standard bus. >>> all right. i know gianna is having a busy morning. what's it looking like? >> it's not looking good at the bay bridge. in fact, we have a traffic alert, a "sig alert," which is a lane closure of 30 minutes or more for an injury accident. you can see the flashlights, that's just past the tunnel on the upper deck of the bay bridge. the accident involving three vehicles. three left lanes are down for the count. the backup is substantial. it's a parking lot at the bay bridge. you can see on our sensors there some slow-and-go red and yellow 12 miles per hour in some spots in fact the bay bridge itself very slow-and-go. backed up well into the maze at this point. chopper 5 is headed out to the scene. pour pictures coming up. in the meantime, to get around this mess use bart. w

south down toward the airport, penndot will be doing some inspections on the girard point double decker bridge taking out the the right lane. we will see a jammo beginning at 9:00 o'clock from say the stadium area up and over that girard point. if you want to get down to the airport on time the platt bridge is going to be the way to go. if you are copping back from the shore after a weekend of sand in your shoes and head right to the office, so far so good on the expressway, and the 42 freeway. lauren, back over to you. >>> 50:00 36789 our top story a father's son gets shot in the face in north philadelphia, takes off after the suspect. the victim died at the hospital. steve keeley is live at police headquarters with more on this story, hi steve. >> reporter: first team of detectives just back from the scene for the first time since this killing and it is so cold calculated and brazen, this shooter did not wait for his target to be alone or to be away from any witnesses even the victim's own father. the here's the video that happened just after 11:00 in philadelphia's feltonville neighb

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jammo on 95 from center city down through the girard point double decker, three car pile up. everybody off to the shoulder. but it is just a crawl, so, add few extra minute, if you are trying to get to the airportment same deal with the benny. only three lanes open on the ben franklin this morning. the heavy storms, just rolled through south jersey bringing 295 and the freeway to a halt. and weather delays now at philadelphia international airport, and some of the other airports, on the east coast, all because of the storms. so do check with the airlinement mike, alex, back to you. >> we have murder mystery on our hand, up near new hope. >> my goodness we have to get there. quincy there. >> happening on a moving train. >> this is murder mystery train. >> this there has been a murder at the railroad. death after death 29 -- "fox 29 news", i think it is conditions i harris. >> background, okay, tell me, come talk to me, come talk to me real quick. how long have you been on this excursion? >> oh, at least seven years. >> okay. >> so if i come on, how long is the actual murder my

decker to deep right. that is into the second deck. nice catch by that kid up there. nats win 5-3. game two, this one is still in progress. top of the fifth 3-0 yasiel puig with a single to left. justin turner rounds third, the play at the plate come esa. the dodgers lead right now 4-0. the lights go out at nats park. meanwhile, a rain delay at the british open yesterday. play suspended due to darkness. today, they resumed second round play. windy. almost knocked over. then when he tries to putt, the ball starts rolling by itself. would gusts over 40 must brouwer, the play delayed over eight hours. when play resumed, jordan spieth , struggled a little bit finishing at even par five strokes behind the leader. as for this guy, tiger woods mrs. his second straight cut at a major, finishing 3 over 75, finished tied for 143rd. tiger: i felt like i was playing well enough to win this event. the very first hole, very first day, just one thing after another. i had my opportunities to stay close, and when i did, i did not make it. robert: ok. d.c. united in action tonight come on the road.

stephanie decker has more. >> these two are set to be demolished around an israeli court ruling this is the illegal settlement, and the ruling is causing a lot of anger. far right politician have joined in, saying they have implemented what has appeared to be a construction freeze. but now the government has announced more than 900 new units will be approved in various settlements including here. it is a minor move forward that is unsatisfactory, we will not stop fighting as it is part of a larger strucker against the construction freeze, we think the announcement of new units is a good move, but it is minor and to be honest, it is just meant to appease us some say netanyahu is bowing to pressure, but those who document settlement policy say the motion of a construction please is wrong. >> we did not see any freezes in the last year. actually, the beginning of 2015 saw an increase in construction, on the ground. we see that this policy is destroying the possibility for a two state solution and peace in this area. and around 200,000 here, in occupied east jerusalem. >> the government

stephanie decker reports. >> reporter: carried through the crowded streets, the body of 18-month-oldaby killed when his home was attacked and fire bombed. a tiny grave for a young life cut short. the family home in the village of duma where the baby died is a scene of total devastation. the building charred and blackened by fire. the same blaze seriously injured his parents and four year old brother. a nearby relative's house is also burned. and scrawled on the wall the hebrew word revenge. the parents are air lifted to israel for emergency treatment, and the israeli army has begun an investigation. >> we saw at least two masked people according to our preliminary investigation in the middle of the night come to two houses and spray graffiti in hebrew on the walls of two houses, then broke in windows and hurled two fire bombs in with this tragic barbaric result and outcome. >> reporter: there are at least three illegal setments close by. there have been 120 attacks on palestinians in the occupied west bank since the start of the year. the israeli leadership has denounced the violence

big-name celebrities will be attending, including avril lavigne, maria shriver and brooklyn decker. big news for anybody heading to an from dulles airport. metro wants to give a free ride celebrating one year of the silver line service. tomorrow and monday only, you can ride the a silver line express bus for free. d.c. mayor muriel bowser inspiring people in the district to get fit. today she took part in a 1.5 mile walk through georgetown. it is part of the fit d.c. wellness initiative, encouraging people to actors and make better lifestyle choices. a picture-perfect day with the weather to get out. mover out a little bit. devon: doing a little dance stretching. autria: it is national dance day. devon: it was a good day. a little more humid than we were expecting. we had the showers pop up out of nowhere. we just try to react the best we can. let's talk high temperatures moving ahead in the forecast. it is going to be about the heat and humidity in the forecast tracking storms. 90, could always be worse, misery loves company. little rock and jackson, mississippi, the air temperatur

. >> stephanie decker is live at the family home. a truly horrific story and the funeral of that baby has now taken place. >> it has. many people not just from this village, but the surrounding areas came to bury the 18-month-old baby. there is a lot of shock here, i think, more than anger, they will tell you that these kind of attacks happen all the time from settlers. there i also more villages surrounded by illegal outposts and other various settlements so it's more shock really what people will tell you here. we're in the bedroom where of course that horrific attack took place. i'll just get joe to give you have a sense of the scene here. we know that in the early hours of the morning even from the israeli army spokesperson, they smashed the windows threw in a fire bomb and the family was all sleeping. it's a small room. they would have shared this. we know from witnesses that one man we spoke to heard the father screaming, came just outside this house and he said he saw two men standing above the bodies of the parents who manage

robert: continuation of game one before that, bottom of the eighth, madison decker crushes that into the second deck. nice catch by this kid, j.r. nats win the suspended again 5-3. o's-tigers, top of the third, no score. manny machado. deep left. that is way out of here. hangover from the home run derby. chris tillman come he is strong come into the eighth inning. jonathan schoop snags it, showing off the hops,. o's win 3-0. the delays just do not stop at st. andrews. play was suspended because of darkness. when does it stop? today, the wind was ridiculous. knocked over, and then when he tries to putt, the ball just starts rolling. play was delayed about eight hours. play resumes, jordan spieth going for his third major of the year. he hadfour bogyes. and then there is this guy tiger. he misses his second straight cut in a major, seven over for the tournament, finishing tied for 143rd. tiger: i felt like i was playing well enough to win this event. the very first hole, first day it it was into the water and it was one thing after another. i had my opportunities. when i did, i did not

stanley black and decker only four points off the high. this one reports on thursday.ht after wednesday's fed meeting so i'm inclined to wait and see. it's not a pull back. four points is not a pull back on a $100 stock. i like this one. how about marathon? if you think that crude is going to continue to plummet, buy the stock. it was down badly today. i think oil's got more downside. i like marathon petroleum, but it reports on thursday. now, i know you can say i'm a biased guy because i get my paycheck from these people. but i pounce on comcast right now if i were allowed to own stocks. why? they just reported so no guesswork here. this is a big discount for the very steady eddie company. third, no real relation to china, am i worried about core cutting? look, i think it's cheap and it has profitable cash flow. next, i know electronic arts has been a rocket. it's up 52% for the year. yet, i think this is the kind of stock i want to buy into the current weakness. because it reported an amazing quarter and yet the stock is now down from 75 to 71. which is a big discoun

sue decker said that many of the behaviors raised in this trial often happens in incremental steps. so we move on. in aggregate, with the perspective of hindsight, they are real. how do you respond to the idea that while this may not be discrimination according to the law, small repeated slights can have a real impact on someone. beth: there is no question, all of us women saw ourselves in this situation. we are often the minority. emily: but do you understand how a lot of these things can be small things in isolation, but altogether they are a big deal. john: yes, i understand that. we understand that. we all possess biases, hidden biases. it is important to be aware of those and mitigate them, act on them. so you can get the best out of all of your people and make decisions. emily: the irony is that this firm has had women top partners for a long time. there are many top firms who have none. is there a fundamental problem in the vc industry? john: sure. it is pathetic. 6% of venture capitalists are female. emily: it is a pipeline thing? are people not looking hard enough? john: th

heading down toward the airport crews are going to be working a jammo on the girard point double decker bridge from 9:00 to 3:00 they will work southbound so give yourself some extra time leaving the city or maybe use the platt bridge as the the alternate. mike and alex, back over to you. >>> it ace very bad pattern a couple of shoot to tell but. police in kensington are reviewing street cameras that they say may have captured an overnight shooting. this was around 12:30 on the 1800 block of east cornwall. witnesses told investigators two men were shot multiple times. detectives say 19 shell casing where is found in the area, along with the semiautomatic gun. both victims were taken to the hospital. one man is still in critical condition. >>> let's get back to the other one, a man shot in the face right in front of his father. >> his father took off the suspect hit up, dodging bullets himself. lets get to steve keeley with more on what happened, steve. >> reporter: detective here at headquarters in the homicide unit said when they go up on cases, late night murders and shootings any wit

stephanie decker has the latest from the west bank. >> reporter: there is a lot of shock here i thinkmore than anger. people will tell you that these kind of attacks happen all the time from settlers. this village is surrounded by three illegal outposts and various settlements. we're in the bedroom where the horrific attack took place. i'll just get joe to give you a sense of what the scene is here and we know that in the early hours of the morning as we hear from the israeli army spokesperson, they smashed the windows, threw in a fire bomb and the family was sleeping. we spoke to a witness who came just outside of this house, and he said he saw two men standing above the bodies of the parents who managed to get out. they were lying on the floor, the mother and phatter. he said he saw their clothes on fire and the two men were watching them. they saw him, moved towards him and then got away. when he got here he said he managed to take out the 4-year-olded toddler, and then he said there was an explosion and he said it was impossible to remove the baby. >>> the u.n. says at least 120 a

. >> stephanie decker has more from west jerusalem. >> this hugely controversial bill is now law, andt it means is that security prisoners, prisoners that israel has convicted or suspects what it calls ing law. most of those on hunger strike are in administrative detention. that means they are being held without charge. in that can be done up to six months and is renewable under military court. so most of the cases of hunger strikes are those who haven't been charged. and they said to solve this rather than force-feeding hunger striking prisoners, either charge them or release them. and a huge backlash from israel's medical community, they say this amounts to torture. one doctor actually equated it to rape. we put all of this to one of the men involved in drafting the bill. he said this is about medical help we do not want these prisoners to die, but if you look at the numbers on the ground over the last years really here no prisoner has ever died from a hunger strike but there have been cases where prisoners v died because they were force fed. >>> turkish military says flee soldierin

. >> stephanie decker is in duma at the family home. >> reporter: there is a lot of shock here i thinkre than anger. of course people are angered, but they will tell you that these kind of attacks happen all the time from settlers. this village is surrounded by three illegal outposts so it's more shock, really what people will tell you here. we're in the bedroom where the horrific attack took place. i'll get joe to give you a sense of what the scene is here and we know that in the early hours of the morning as we heard from the israeli army spokesperson they smashed the windows, through in a fire bomb. it's a small room. they would have shared this. one man heard the father screaming, and he said he saw two men standing above the bodies of the parents who had managed to get out. they were lying on floor. their clothes were on fire and they were watching them. when we got here he managed to take out the 4-year-old toddler, but he said it was impossible to remove the baby. >>> malaysia's civil aviation chief has flown to france to investigation the debris found. malaysian officials will

transit can soon be running double decker buses on the east bay to san francisco lines to handle growingy tested the buses in february and march and feedback from passengers was good enough to convince staff to recommend buying the $800,000 double decker buses. passengers have to get used to changes such as less standing level and less head room. the buses hold 80 passengers compared to a standard bus of 32. we have a preview of what the drives face when doyle ride re-opened next monday morning. it closes tomorrow night at 10:00 for several days of around the clockwork and we got an upclose tour of the twin tunnels high and low viaduct and wider lanes for the roadway connecting to the bridge when it re-opens there will be a new access road to the resaid we and marina district and the connections will be open for the first time since closing in 2010 with finishing towns continuing until next year. >> to navigate the doyle drive closure, get waze on smartphone by downloading waze and join the abc7 group for free on apple app and google play. >> leyla will have more on the traffic in a minu

. >>> ac transit passengers could be riding on new double-decker buses. today the agency is set to recommend buying those two new buses after a successful test run. the new vehicles have 80 seats compared to 32. passengers who tested them out say they also liked the view from the upper deck. >>> the investigation into that pier 14 shooting in san francisco is shining a spotlight on several city leaders. today on the 4, we're hearing from mayor ed lee now about the controversial over the shooting suspect's relief -- release despite an immigration hold. we're also finding out more information about the stolen gun that may have ended up in the suspect's hands. that's today at 4:00. thank you for joining us and making ktvu your chice for -- your choice for news today. - welcome to awesome planet. i'm philippe cousteau. this week, we'll be looking at a fascinating subject that most of us take for granted. to do so, i'll be hiking through forests and kayaking on lakes, and even venturing into scientific laboratories, all to explore the amazing world of plants.

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pinch hitting with a man on den decker going upper deck we areer with this two run bomb.hat gave the nationals a 5-3 lead. in the top of the ninth, two on two out for jock peterson. tried to check his swing there got rung up by the umpire. the nats win the first game by a final score of 5-3. the orioles visiting the tigers. top of the third we are scoreless manny machado at the dish, david price with 12 strikeout bus he made one mistake and it came right there. machado just crushes this ball. his 20th home run of the season. leads the team in homers and awesome hand shakes. birds up 1-0. after allowing a hit and a walk in the first, chris tillman settled down and retired 21 straight batters. james mccain robbed of a hit by jonathan scope. tillman requires 23 straight. later on in the ninth, zach briton retires the 26th straight batter, orioles allow one hit in this game and go on to win by a final score of 3-0. >>> at the maryland soccer flex the washington spirit had their first start of the season. members of the women's world cup team were back home after capturing the

decker is waved home. mccutchen toward third base. two more runs come in. the ball gets away.ez. mccutchen will score. three runs come in. the pirates lead 8-3. >> that's just some sloppy -- i don't play baseball and think i could done better than weather. >> let's not get carried away. >> this allowed mccutchen to circle the bases for a home run. >> you could have been a captain of the bad news bears. >> never know. >>> flores receiving a standing ovation after his bat in the seventh inning amid rumors he'll be trade add way. when he returns at short stop who's been with the mets since he was 16 years old, is visibly emotional. he shed some tears. the trade would have sent him with zack wheeler to brewers in an exchange. mets manager addressed the situation after the game. >> you guys think these guys are stone cold robots. they're not. this kid is upset. he's sad, been a met his whole life. he probably wants to be a met. i don't know what's going to happen. i know anything can happen. it's part of the game. again, you talk about -- you guys think this game is easy to play. p

matt to the upper decker smacking this two-run shot. nats win the first game. tomorrow, the rubber mats. the game begins at 1:30 and you know the hash tag, hashtag, nats on 9. we saw one young stud. i talk about him all the time. manny has the home run stroke going there. he had it going at the all star game and he has it going today. chris tillman gave up one hit in the 1st inning, and then he brought the good wine and the good cheese. a lot of cheese. it was a party. baltimore shut down detroit 3- 0. all right, so you say you're a golf fan. that's being tested this week, right? first, got to get up at 030. second, the tournament has been delayed 13 hours in the last two days by rain and wind. how windy was it? look at that. that's crazy. wind gusts 45 miles per hour. the wind was rough today. tiger missing a put here and missing the cut for the second straight major. he missed the cut at the u.s. open. tiger having a tough one. he'll be at the quicken s loan national in two weeks. overdan spieth, of course he's looking for his third major of the season. he's

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stephanie decker there. >>> clashes between palestinian demonstrators and israeli soldiers in hebron.dreds of hamas supporters through stones at soldiers. they responded by firing tear gas. fears of further clashes over the killing of that palestinian baby have lead police to restrict access to the mosque in jerusalem for friday prayers. ♪ >>> they are getting ready right now for a move of what is called debris that could belong to the missing flight mh370. airport police on the island of reunion have been prepared freight boxes believed to contain the king of the plane. malaysia says it is confident the debris does belong to a boeing 777. it is being sent to france for verification this weekend. and charles stratford live for us near where it is all going to end up. and what will be the process once it gets to where you are? >> reporter: well david, i'm standing outside the aeronautic center here the french ministry of defense building. it's a place where a lot of crash investigations have happened before. it's one of the leading centers in europe. and they are going to be focusing o

stephanie decker has more. >> reporter: the military has now updated the number of passengers on thehat went down on tuesday. they said it was 113 people on board. now that number is over 120. all of them presumed to have died in this crash. the rescue operation is ongoing. they are trying to get the bodies out of the wreckage. horrendous stories we're hearing of body parts. so it will be a lengthy process of trying to identify them. this is the sixth fatal military crash in the last 10 years, so it raises questions of concern as to how this could have happened. there has also been political action in parliament on tuesday. politicians questioning whether the military was flying planes that were too old. the hercules c130 is an aircraft with an extremely strong safety record, so this will need to be addressed. why did it go down in the air force says they will stop flying the hercules c130 until the investigation is complete. now we have had six military aircraft going down in civilian areas in the last ten years, so very serious questions will need to be addressed to try to figure o

self any decker sent this report. >> this car belonged to a hamas fighter. the bomb placed under the fuel tank. >> it was a huge explosion that shook the neighborhood. we first thought israel was attacking us. but then we learned it was from within gaza. we must protect each other. >> they said that all is under control and a number of ashes have been made, but no group has been made. attacks over the past few months have often been claimed by groups who have sworn allegiance to the islamic state in iraq and the levant. they've recently threatened to topple hamas. they say happens is trying hamas is trying to destabilize gaza. >> these groups sometimes provoke israel by launching missiles against israel, and any provocation against israel will cause hamas because israelis hold hamas as the responsible party for any missiles or mortar shells coming out of gaza. >> the impact it is halving is on the people here. much of gaza has not been rebuilt. there is high unemployment, and israel maintains its blockade on the strip. after that the attacks coming from with

our correspondent stephanie decker is in gaza. >> this is the biggest attack against hamas. leaders of is jihad their cars targeted, so it really poses a three tier challenge, three groups targeted, unclear which group they do believe affiliated with islamic state of iraq and the levant, but the politics on the ground is very complicated. when it comes to public opinion and security, hamas, one thing they pride here in gaza is that they can maintain security. gaza is under israeli imposed siege. hamas doesn't control its borders. this is something they told people they can provide. people are asking whether they can continue to do so. one man we spoke to earlier asked today it's car bombs tomorrow what is next, is it schools and hospitals. life is back to normal here. people having been through much more, but i think really this is a challenge for hamas. there have been arrests made in this case, now an investigation is on going but hugely challenge are for them to get these groups under control. >> ukrainian military commanders and separatists continue to blame each other f

stephanie decker has more now from west jerusalem. >> reporter: this hugely controversial bill is now, and what that means is that security prisoners, prisoners that israel has convicted or suspects of what it calls ter rir-related charges. also the bill allows for a certain amount of force to be used by jailers if the prisoners refuse to be force fed. it has to be said most of those on hunger strike are being held without charge that can be up to six months and it is renewable under a military court. so most of the cases that we have seen of hunger strikes are knows who have not been charged, and members in opposition said either charge these prisoners or release them to solve this problem. and a huge backlash from israel's medical community. they say this amounts to torture and goes against all of their beliefs, and are urging doctors not do it. one doctor we spoke to actually equated it to rape. we put all of this to one of the men involved? drafting the bill and he said this is about medical help. we don't want these prisoners to die. but if you look at the numbers on the ground o

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those days behind him for others they could soon become a very real and legal future, steph if i deckerjazerra west jerusalem. >>> still to come on al jazerra. >> reporter: chaos in the streets. i am in el salvador with gangs has killed a hazardous en bus drivers disrupting transport and spreading fear. >>> hopes for those that disappeared during co bomb leah's conflict has they await the excavation i've mass grave. ♪ ♪ >>> held going, i am martin dennis and these are the top stories here in al jazerra. pakistani police say they have shot dead the lead he go of a banned group that's carried out many attacks on shia muslims he had faced several murder trials but was always acquitted as witnessed refuse today testify. >>> turkish jets have targeted kurdish fighters in southeast of the country it's the first time in this offensive that p.k.k. fight verse been attacked inside turkey. nato says it backs turkey's identifies against isil but urged it not ban done the peace process with the kurds. >>> the british home secretary will chair an emergency meeting over the migrants trying to storm t