airlines plane was shot down over ukraine near the border with russia. >> shot down. not an accident. blown out of the sky. >> now the question is, who has the military hardware capable of hitting a plane at 33,000 feet? you crane, russia, and the separatists all deny responsibility. so what happens next? >> i think there's going to be hell to pay and there should be. >>> plus, ground invasion. ten days after israel began its offensive against hamas, israeli troops move into gaza. "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. malaysian airlines flight 17 flying from amsterdam to kuala lumpur was shot out of the sky today on the border of russia and ukraine. all 298 people on board were killed. senior u.s. officials telling nbc 10 tonight the airliner was shot down by a surface-to-air missile. ukraine says russia and russian-backed separatists are responsible. they have denied responsibility. here's what we know so far about what happened. at 7:30 a.m. eastern time this morning, mh-17 left amsterdam bound for kuala lumpur. 11:35 eastern ti

another malaysia airlines plane goes down. this one shot down with nearly 300 on board. who is behind the attack? and israel launches a major ground offensive into the gaza strip. we're live there tonight. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening, everyone. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight breaking news, shot down. a malaysian airline boeg 777 downed by a surface-to-air missile. there are no survivors. malaysia airlines flight 17 was at cruising altitude near 33,000 fleet in midflight between amsterdam and kuala lumpur. the plane departed amsterdam scheduled to arrive in kuala lumpur 12 hours later. air traffic controllers lost contact with the plane two hours after takeoff. about 31 miles from the russia/ukraine border. it is a stunning twist of fate that this was another malaysia airlines flight. the pictures are terrifying and tragic. human beings intact, passports, even a guide book for a vacation unharmed. yet every single human being on that plane lost their lives. this ominous picture of mh-17 before takeoff was purported i taken by a passenger on the plane durin

i have learned the airplane was shot down and that the airplanes , the airspace was only shut down completely for several air traffic at 1500. those responsible for routing airplanes, they have to answer some questions. >> this is not the first malaysian airliner to go down, unfortunately. what other causes might there have been? >> it could be a normal catastrophe with something exploding on board but i doubt it from the wreckage part that i have seen. this is a high-speed impact and points to something happening from outside. >> thank you, tim. in this crash does have a global impact including in the united states. richard, what has washington been saying about this crash? reports that 23 u.s. citizens might've been aboard? >> no official word on that number as yet. barack obama has been speaking at a public event in just about the past hour and did not say a lot about what had happened, but he did refer to what he called a major tragedy and said the white house was trying to find out exactly how many americans may have been on board that plane. vice president joe biden has been on the phon

the ukrainians are saying this plane was shot down. ukraunian government versus the ukrainian separatists are exchanging accusations about which side may have brought this plane down. but i think as you look at the images that we have seen of this plane and there are reports from reporters on the scene that the debris is over a wide area. nine square miles or so. that would be -- that would be in keeping with the notion that's the plane came apart at altitude. if the plane had literally gone into the ground because it had lost power, then you would see a very confined debris field. but because the debris field is wide and spread out over nine miles, that certainly gives the idea that this plane was shot down a little more credence. we don't have confirmation on that but many reports out of the area saying it was shot down. to the point about what kind of hardware would shoot this plane down, if possible, absolutely right. your previous guest was saying a shoulder fired missile couldn't do it. that's right. this plane, according to flig

that one is down as well. another one we're looking at is surepta, they're working on muscular dystrophy, also down a bunch, but on a positive note, bioteching actually had a pretty good year, up about 11%, continuing a trend from last year, and people are looking forward to some potential good news from earnings. >> meg, thank you very much. morgan brennan fresh off her successful performance from the casino in atlantic city yesterday. she's back with us. >> alcoa has been doubling down on industrial products, manufacturing parts for airplanes, autos, heavy trucks and construction materials. much of it is made out of limb news, but also nickel and titani titanium, why? products are high margin and could benefit from lower commodity prices. it used to describe itself as the world's large -- now it's rebranded as a global leader in lightweight materials engineering. it's this shift that investors will be watching for closely in earnings later today. the business model breaking down into four segments, mining an

but right now you can see the dow down 83 points. it had been down as much as

down the shore another bit of a break. the low to mid 80's down there.tomorrow a couple of more showers through the day but it looks like it will be generally drier. that front is continuing to push toward the coast and humidity should lower during the day, just a little bit of a sprinkle, shower or maybe an odd thunderstorm down toward the coast tomorrow. 89 is today's high and your exclusive accuweather 7-day, warm and humid, some spotty storms possible this afternoon. clouds and sun on thursday, 86. mainly dry, perhaps a shower popping up here or there and then friday with that that front down to the south it's the pick of the week. nice and warm, lots of sunshine and a high of 87 degrees on friday. we have some improvement for saturday. we're taking out the mention of a thunderstorm now. it looks nice and bright with the next warm front sort of delayed as it pushes back to the north. 87 is the high. should be a fairly nice night for 6abc night at ppl park for the union game and also for the phillies at citizens bank park. by sunday it will be warmer

that has gone down. one thing that is striking about it, david chuter was pointing out, that is those streaks coming and then you see what appears to be pieces of the plane slowly falling out of the sky. your thoughts. >> the frails and that black smoke cloud, would indicate again that this is something immediately catastrophic. because the bring is falling straight down, but the other thing this indicates is this provides more to the evidence again, you don't usually see this kind of video with a regular sort of mane crash. to be able to have this video which has to have been taken within 30 seconds of when the fuse lodge hit the ground. and other debris that is lighter and creating these end trails. it is another thing that investigators will be able to look at and say this is what we can tell about what happened. >> again, 295 people onboard that plane, 280 passengers the others being crew membered all right now presumed dead, no official count on the number of casualties that we may have. way are goi

but a commercial airliner shut down. who are the rebels and their leaders, is stralkopf a russian special forces or intelligence officer leading the rebels and perhaps more importantly as we come up right now on 24 hours since the shoot-down, the question is, who was actually in control of that surface-to-air missile battery, russian special forces or pro-russian separatists and as we learned, heather, when we were there on the ground in eastern ukraine, that san awfully blurry line. back to you. >> it is. quick question for you. i'm wondering if u.s. intelligence knew that the rebels had captured the surface-to-air missile system. did we have any knowledge of this beforehand? >> in the past couple of days all of a sudden a number of ukrainian military planes that were flying at relatively high altitude 25,000 feet were shot down that, is about the time u.s. intelligence sr. began to believe the russian separatists had some type of anti-aircraft system that went beyond shoulder-fired missiles. it went from shoulder-fired

wires, down trees...d it was so minimal that they were able to get to having very, very quickly. the power is on. so basically we're relying on you guys to tell us where the damage is. back to you in the studio. we're in chester count which overall good news to report. >> that is good news especially on a day like today when so many people want to be out and b we appreciate it, jen, we will check back. >> let's go to the other jen, jenny joyce. >> the big issue is the the rip tides. we cannot under state it, enough because you can the not expect them. it will be very volatile what does it look like down there right now. >> reporter: it is hard to see the the ocean because the fog is so intense. the conditions aren't the greatest but the same rip currents that claimed the the life of the four year-old boy last weekend, karen as were you referring to, they are expect to be even more intense this weekend. hurricane arthur is moving up the coast. ocean city beach patrol says as of yesterday, waves were two to

more cities are seeing new home prices coming down. let me try to break down this.dential home prices rising in eight out of 70 cities month over month. seven unchanged. 55 falling. that is a sharp contrast from the previous month. just two months ago, we still saw increases month over month in 44 cities. two months later, in june, rising in just eight cities. what is that telling us? the property market is cooling off. it is showing signs of stabilizing. that is what the government wants. credit conditions have improved after the central bank, the pboc, called on the big thanks to accelerate the granting of mortgages, give priority to first-time homebuyers. developers since march, they have been cutting new-home prices to lure buyers, and we have seen the prices come down. we have seen a sudden pickup and home sale values -- in home sales values. in june, we had the biggest monthly gain when home sales rose 33% from the previous month. year to date, the value of sales moreill down a little bit than 9% year-over-year, but month over month, the situation is cooling o

down by the ukrainian air force. to tell the truth is a provocation on purpose. >> reporter: ukrainian government leaders say they will investigate with the international civil aviation organization. pro-russian militant groups say they will cooperate, but interfax says pro-russian militants have already taken away the plane's black box which contain flight data and cockpit voice recordings. analysts now question whether an international investigation to help uncover the truth can proceed smoothly. kurando tago, nhk world. >>> u.s. president barack obama says it's likely the jet was shot down by pro-russian separatists. >> evidence indicates that the plane was shot down by a surface-to-air missile that was launched from an area controlled by russian-backed separatists inside of ukraine. we also know that this is not the first time a plane has been shot down in eastern ukraine. over the last several weeks, russian-backed separatists have shot down a ukrainian transport plane and a ukrainian helicopter. >> obama sugges

dow jones industrials down 93 points. they tried to make a go of it, so they're down 14.state charts, and after that 11:00 a.m. eastern time. you can see the dow dropped and did not begin to recover until noon eastern so we're going back to close with the low session. the european markets, they extended their losses at the end of the session. you need to look and the percentage losses. the cac quarante in france down 1%, the dax index from germany down 1%, 40 at of the u.k. down 2/3%. we are hearing virgin airways out of the u.k. and of course we have air france as well saying no more flights over that region where the flight the curve. the former director of the cia jim wolfy. thank you for being here. pointing between ukrainian military and, of course, the russian separatists. what's your best guess right now. >> >> well, of course, it could now? >> it could have been an accident by anyone by the ukrainians. what seems most likely is that the rebels, backed by russia, have portable anti-aircraft weapons, and the possibility that they used them as they used them on monda

also down 1%. 1 pitt 3% down. and 1287 down $9.nd this is the yield on the ten year treasury, a key interest rate barometer. and relatively good news in the stock market, 2-6 on the ten year treasury. and argentinian default has anything to do with the sell-off? >> 10% max, and with everything else going on that is geopolitical. it has over 50% to do with this. stuart: this is more geopolitics than some good news on the economy. charles: initial jobless claims went up. everyone kind of nose wages are going to go up. we cut through the bone and wages have been so flat for so long but every day this week that there was a report out of russia early in the morning of something under skirmish the market gave a big time gain. the third day in a row. stuart: gold didn't go up. he is an indicator of geopolitics. charles: goals -- there is no doubt about it and it felt like for more than two or three weeks that everyone has come to the conclusion or the feeling is about time. stuart: stay right there. talk about awkward. president obama and

apparently it had been shot down, shot down, not an accident. blown out of the sky. we have heard reports there are american citizens on that. obviously that is our first condition. they are now working every minute to try to confirm those reports as i speak. this is a grave situation. families, and our prayers and there are many questions that need to be answered. we will get those answers and we will take it to the next step accordingly. i was on the phone for a better part of half an hour, with the president, spoken with our president, as i see our contact with our president, as well as our national security team. he accepted that help, and they will be on their way rapidly to see if we can get to the bottom of this. president obama spoke with ukraine, when he is going from delaware, to new york city, to that fund raiser. so he could have more time to have those conversations. according to the prime minister, both will insist, both presidents and leaders will insist on a humanitarian car car to the crash site. obviously controlled by rebel forces. this is a major

shot down. so we are still waiting to see what might have caused this plane to go down. you will hear a lot of conversations and speculation about what might have brought it down based on the geography here, and they are responsible questions to be asking based on the conflict that has been going on there and what our barbara starr is now reporting that the pentagon now believes that a ukrainian transport plane was shot down by the russians a couple days ago. so we know planes, it appears, have been targeted there in recent past. mary schiavo, who is still with us by the phone there. again, this area, if we know that planes have been shot down there in the last few days, should transportation planes, should commercial airliners have been flying over it to begin with at this point? >> well, you know, in retrospect, obviously no, they should not have. and there are so many similarities between this situation or this developing situation, not just korean airlines 007 but remember iran air flight 65

we begin with the latest on the attack that brought down, that shot down flight 17.reckage, human remains strewn across miles of eastern ukraine. a jet shot out of the sky. a source tells cnn the evidence points to pro-russian separatists as the suspects attackers. president obama is warning the world is watching as concern grows that the crime scene there is being compromised. our coverage of the crash of flight 17 begins with nic robertson live in kiev. nic, give us a sense of the latest developments this morning. >> reporter: well, the very latest from here, emotions running very high in a statement the prime minister appeared emotional, said there should be just this -- i'll delete the expletive here but expletive that should be justice for those responsible for committing this crime. at this moment, we understand the international monitors are just a couple hours drive away from the crash scene. we have to stress that these are military monitors monitoring the ongoing conflict, they are not international investigators. they say they will try to determine when an

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bring down a passenger jet. it doesn't serve a strategic goal in any sense. >> in fact, if -- if -- i keep emphasizing if -- it was a missile that was launched either by russia or the, quote, separatists, which in my view are indivisible, this would have the most profound repercussions. it would open the gates for our assisting finally the ukrainians, giving them some defensive weapons. the sanctions that would be imposed as a result of that, that would just be the beginning. so i just cannot believe that no one in their right mind would want to shoot down an airliner. >> senator john mccain, i appreciate your time. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> we'll continue to consult with you and others on capitol hill. our nick paton walsh is standing by in london. i understand you have new information you're hearing from nato. >> reporter: not from nato, but i was speaking to informed individuals who can basically explain to me what kind of capability there is for tracking incidents like this. three possible differ

housing starts down 9% in june and building permits down 4%. nowhere has the road to recovery been more ridden with potholes than phoenix where dianna na ol takes a deeper dive. >> reporter: julia and mike put their north phoenix home on the market last march listing it at $300,000. >> my real estate agent says it's like fishing. throw your reel in and it's just how deep do you need to get to hit some fish. >> reporter: after 107 days and several price drops, they still had no bites so pulled it off the market. >> we thought, well, i don't want to sell it for a song. >> reporter: phoenix over built and over bought by flippers during the housing boom, it crashed hard. home prices fell 56% from the peak in 2006 bottoming out in 2011. foreclosures were rampid. prices up 45% from the bottom but investors priced themselves out of the market and left it to regular buyers, buyers who can't afford the higher prices. >> they are looking at it from the distressed property mind set a little bit that they should be getting this great deal whereas a lot of

tonight. >> a malaysian aircraft apparently has been shot down. shot down, not an accident.malaysian jet liner shot out of the sky, 295 human beings are dead. who did it and why? the factor is investigating. we'll have a number of reports. >> that is fire from naval vessel offshore. >> israeli ground troops invade palestinian territory searching for hamas terrorists. we'll have a live report from gaza. >> please tell us what you saw there on the ground in ukraine. >> it would appear that the plane was shot down by a blast of wind from howard stern's ass.

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it was down about 1.2%, it closed down about 1.6%.were really flight to safety bid. that came off after the auction. they were just 30s around one, two ticks either way. gold also went up initially, but it kind of hit resistance at the gob, the 130 level. so, i think all in all, it's earnings season, we go sideways. we've been going sideways for a month, and we have a lot of noise, but guys are on vacation, people are on vacation in europe. >> but here's the amazing thing -- >> a lot -- also, one last thing was today, aai, the individual investors. >> right. >> the bears two-month high and the bulls at 37. so, there's not euphoria out there and there's not a lot of pent-up demand we're going to say everybody has to head to the flood gates. people really want to buy the dip, i think. >> it's striking given what you just said given what's happening in the credit markets. i know we don't talk about this a lot, we're focused on equities, but if you want to understand the tide that's lifting the market here, you have to understand that eve

, that was shot down. they've already taken it to russia. so this evidence may have already been tampered with. a sign that the president's relation with russia may need another reset. >> ed henry at the white house tonight. thank you. here with analysis of all the big breaking news out of ukraine and gaza, arizona senator john mccain. senator, good to see you. welcome back, sir. >> thank you, sean. >> let me start with first the president. he's been criticized today because he continued fund raising trips. he just landed back in washington moments ago. here we have our biggest ally involved in a ground mission. and then we of course have 300 people -- 298 people killed in this with a missile taking a plane out of the sky. was that the right thing for the president to do? >> i don't understand this president. crisis on the border, he did the fundraisers, the fundraisers in new york while a major, major conflicts not to mention the loss of american lives is reported that there were americans on that airplan

the s&p 500 was down more than 1%. it is down less than 1/2%. going the other way the price of gold, the rally continues, we are at 1339, that is a $14 per ounce gain this morning but look at this, this is the interest rate barometer. look at the yield, 2.51%, that is a sharp drop in yields that implies trouble for the economy just ahead. that is the market. down on the dow, down on the yield of the treasury, gold is up. chaos on the border. tens of thousands of unaccompanied minors crossing into the country and president obama is on a fund-raising blitz, four of the mean two days. in the midst of the border crisis. this all started wednesday in colorado raising money for democrat senator mark udall who did not even attend the event. he is clearly distancing himself from the president and mr. obama flew to texas, took money from any event in dallas at the mention of a trial lawyer. then he attended another fund-raiser hosted by director robert rodriguez best known for the film's sin city and machete. plenty of hollywood elite in attendance. numb

>> down? >> probably.nk that investors need need to take a breath, the truth is, we live in a dangerous world. we will have to deal with geo political events like this. i know it seems that the world world is 1 spireing to kill -- whole world is conspireing to kill this bull market. >> i think that the market would rather if the president would step up and say, i got this european sanctions are one thing that could stran strang else eu. charles: but would it strang else europe at the same time. >> not if we go the remind them properly, we so wishy-washy. >> the first move i is always down. >> listen. >> the un-- you think about it deeper u.s. and russia, we have pawns, using ukraines and separatists that is concerning to me. charles: we came to week with three out of five people locking for market to crash, it might get worse. the world focus on global events today, but you cannot dismiss the ear earnings effects, major results after the close, a lot of good names are coming before the open tomorrow. how w

each quarter down 7%. that's a good thing to say. >> i want to go to the traders, see how we are trading this. grasso, you wanted to get into google you finally did. >> i got shook out. i have been wanting to back in. you actually made me get back in. you asked me why i didn't own it yes. i was waiting for a pullback. i thought i'd be embarrassed and get that pullback. it slammed in my face. exactly. so i bought half a position and i'll see where this smoke clears, you can buy the other half lower, higher. thank you again for the trade. >> you are welcome so far. it's down slightly, despite posting better than opposing items. back at headquarters with the details, dom. >> ibm said its second quarter earnings did climb, helped along by restructuring efforts. it reported its ninth consecutive order of lowering sales, that has some investors worried. big blue affirming its earnings outlook for the 84 him $18 for the full year. the chief financial officer martin schroeder says on the conference call, he sees c

president obama condemned the shoot down. he has called on vladimir putin to stop helping the separatists rebels in eastern ukraine but as we talk and we're talk on friday afternoon, he has t announced any new action on the russians. how would president cruz handle vladimir putin and the situation in the ukraine? >> the fact are still developing and our prayers are all with the families of those who were murdered on that airline. what we appear to cho right now is it appears to have been a buk russian missile. that kind of technology is not randomly found on the streets. that likely found its way into the hand of russian rebels and russian separatists in ukraine because of putin direct involvement. >> how would you get putin to stop. >> we need vigorous sanctions. we need sanctions that tar get the russian financial sector that put serious consequences for what putin is doing. two, we should immediately reinstate the antiballistic batteries in eastern europe that president obama cancelled. three we need to open up the export

you have got downed polls, downed wires, downed trees, shutdown bridges, everything, and here there and everywhere, we talk about downed pole, downed wire, bryn mawr, headed out on sproul road, shutdown conestoga to bryn mawr avenue. take south bust end avenue, jump on mill. that's the alternate there. headed out elsewhere, we go to upper providence township, malfunctioning traffic light there, providence road 252 right at rose tree road. not shutdown but treat that as four way stop, evesham township, greentree road closed between brandywine and con stove a steel keeley was out there, this has been reopened. don't worry about taking marlton picas the alternate any more, guys? >> after the storms we talked about, trees down, power outages all over the place, steve keel is in new jersey. >> steve, would you think most of these are not hot wires, careful out there, folks. steve? >> mike, they are treating this like a live wire. the utility company has been so busy haven't been able to get to this one yet. they know it is safe because the fire department has been here, making sure, that the

, that was shot down. they've already taken it to russia. so this evidence may have already been tampered with. a sign that the president's relation with russia may need another reset. >> ed henry at the white house tonight. thank you. here with analysis of all the big breaking news out of ukraine and gaza, arizona senator john mccain. senator, good to see you. welcome back, sir. >> thank you, sean. >> let me start with first the president. he's been criticized today because he continued fund raising trips. he just landed back in washington moments ago. here we have our biggest ally involved in a ground mission. and then we of course have 300 people -- 298 people killed in this with a missile taking a plane out of the sky. was that the right thing for the president to do? >> i don't understand this president. crisis on the border, he did the fundraisers, the fundraisers in new york while a major, major conflicts not to mention the loss of american lives is reported that there were americans on that airplan

gold is down. oil is down. really the only thing performs today is the dollar, as you've got ukraine, argentina, portugal and now with this employment cost report, kayla, the idea among some that the fed and yellen are behind the curve. >> and employment cost report doesn't often move the market. given the strength, gdp, the statement from the fed yesterday afternoon, they'll continue tapering, slack in the labor market. otherwise, overall the economy looks good. that's a market where the employment cost index will matter and it's going to start having traders scratch their heads saying when are rates going 0 rise? >> cashin said 1950, important critical area for bulls to hold. below that, clearly. see where we go this afternoon. meantime, earnings, another part of the story. big loser, stock sinking, despite revenue that beat estimates. investors are concerned in the active business accounts increased a lot less than expected. meantime, micron, charter communications, whole foods, apple, among the names leadin

about that downing it appears deliberate downing of a malaysian airline passenger jet over the war zone that is part of eastern ukraine. pieces of debris can can still be seen falling to the earth, social is media quickly filled with a view from the ground, scattering remains said to be from malaysian airline. shortly after, malaysian airline itself confirmed it had lost contact with the flight in ukrainian air space. the boeing 777, a coach air flight, left the airport just after midday, bound for kuala lumpur. 295 people were onboard. it was at a cruising area of ten-kilometers. ukrainian firms say the plane was shot down by a russian made ground to aramis seal, and blamed separatists for firing it. a claim quickly denied who laid the blame with the military. aviation analysts warned finding those responsible will be extremely difficult. >> the fact is that you have very sophisticated weapons in the hands of somewhat irresponsibility people. l the russians are still controlling them, or whether it's just the rebels on their own, that's what we have to do find out here. >> disappears f

we have the ukrainians saying it was shot down. russians saying it was shot down. separatists all say it was shot down. everyone points the finger at everybody else. as pete williams says, we have no hard evidence actually that it was shot down. i think one of the key questions facing the market is we just saw the u.s. impose sanctions last night. we're waiting to see whether or not the europeans are going to be as strong. they did impose additional sanctions as well. as we watch the facts of this case unfold, is this going to push the europeans to a place they didn't want to go when it comes to sanctions on russia, a very large economy. and it would have implications for international markets in a big way if we start to see very serious sanctions, which even with what we saw last night, an escalation, but most sanctions experts say not big enough to have a real impact at this point. >> may i just, as a pilot, i don't fly boeing 777s, but a notice to airmen was issued and on april 3rd, as we know, the faa and the u.s. issued a no-fly zone in the crimea peninsula. i

what was it down to? china and brazil. it is down.ig blue says the declines in products include mainstream services bowls of less severe than before. we have reports that they are going to delay the stock to view. it may be in september. we have details that it will be in august because of a lucky number in china. >> it will not be happening. they will delay the initial share offering and they have to review. they were as to make amendments. because there have been on and acquisitions are he according to washington insiders. they have been targeting an went off onand they summer holiday. >> it is going to be in september. doesn't need a roadshow? >> it is hugely popular. it looks like september will be the day. happens, it may be and it could go forward. i should note that there is an interesting report that says that this could price below analyst valuation. and whatme market cap was the thinking about that? it was an analysis of an estimate. the new valuation could said the averaged this is the estimate. we will see. >> still massiv

planes. >> a group of separatists can't shoot down military transport planes, or they claim, shoot downithout sophisticated equipment and sophisticated training. and that is coming from russia. >> reporter: with a ten-mile-long debris field, investigators begin the grim process of identifying and locating the bodies, hailing from 11 countries. the netherlands suffering the greatest loss, with 189 passengers onboard. we now know that awful number. 83 children onboard, including edie, otis and mo, traveling home with their grandfather to start school in australia. their parents on vacation in holland. their aunt writing on facebook, i will be miss you so very much. at least dad is looking out for you. the tragedy, nearly too much for samantha power, the u.s. ambassador to the united nations, who spoke of the three babies among the dead, identified with a single letter on the manifest. >> as we stared at the passenger list yesterday, next to three of the passengers' names, a capital "i." the letter "i," stands for infant. >> reporter: white flags over the debris field. they mark human rema

officials say there is evidence the plane was shot down. >> shot down. not an accident. out of the sky. >> reporter: hours after the crash, the ukrainian government posted what were described as audio intercepts of the rebels. first reporting that a military plane had been shot down. then, a short while later, one of the purported militants said, it was a civilian plane, spouting profanity. as he describes the bodies and belongings, saying there was no sign at all that it was a military plane. u.s. officials say the working theory is that an older-model russian-made surface-to-air missile, was fired at the jet by the rebels who thought they had targeted a military aircraft. in fact, in the last four days, the rebels had shot down two ukrainian military aircraft. brian ross, abc news, new york. >> this investigation will be complicated because it's much more than a plane crash here. it's become an international incident with so many nationalities onboard. and the fact that this happened in a war zone. >>> and now, our coverage continues with abc's tahman bradley, live in

we drop down to 64.king forward in the forecast, quiet weekend, few more clouds, no huge deal, and then into next week we start to heat things up and seymour humidity returning. not to mention few more thunderstorms to the forecast, ukee, back over to you. >> thank you, katie n sports, phillies are in atlanta tonight to play the braves. braves and nationals tide at the top of the national league east. phils start the season second half in last place, ten games back. >>> not happy, tiger woods upset picture taking at the championship. playing first major of the year. five birdies, six holes, three strokes behind rory mcelroy. thunderstorm watch, just heads up. tiger tees off 9:05 this morning, rory goes at 9:27 this morning, as well. rounds two, underway right now. still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning, we will check on the day ahehead in the markets with jill wagner on wall street. >> first what's coming up tonight on cbs-3. >>> developing story begins this morning's headlines, ukraine, pro russi

monday we had an aircraft shot down. wednesday we had aircraft shot down. putin pilot will not wait for bureaucracy to tell him what to or not do. faa issued warning to american airlines in april. they shouldn't fly over this when they know aircraft are getting shot down right and left over there. melissa: the latest on malaysian airline plane. more coverage ahead. don't go away. we'll be right back. really... so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line anytime for 15 bucks a month. low dues... great terms... let's close. introducing at&t mobile share value plans... ...with our best-ever pricing for business. melissa: we have breaking news now as we continue to cover that downed malaysian airlines flight 11, a boeing 777, down over ukraine. the president a short time ago not saying very much about the situation at all. let's g

apparently had been shot down, shot down, not an accident. blown out of the sky. now, any moment, if you stick with me, you will hear the chopper blades of marine one. the president did keep up his schedule, he went to new york city for two fund raisers this evening. he is on his way back in between the president was on the phone with many of the major world leaders. the president of ukraine, mark route that of the netherlands and prime minister, the one common thread in all of that, the president insisting and agrees with these leaders that an investigation a must go forward and that area there controlled by the separatist must be investigators must be allowed in that is a major concern now that is emerging in the wake of this tragedy. >> and adding to the tensions with russia, appreciate your being with us, al jazeera correspondence. a. ♪ from moscow, russian prime minister, had this to say, my deep condolences over the crash of the malaysia airline flight. this accident has claimed the lives of hundreds of people from various countries. it is a terrible tragedy

they've been shot down. even today there was a ukrainian fighter jet that was shot down.t is, again, according to the ukrainian authority, it was shot down by a russian aircraft. that would be the first evidence of air-to-air combat. >> reporter: possibly thinking it was another ukrainian plane shot down, an ominous message appeared on twitter. we warn you'd to stay out of our skies, posted by someone claiming to be russian-backed rebel commander igor strelkov. that post ruiz removed not long after the aircraft was identified as a passenger plane. >> over the last couple of days this has escalated, which culminated in yesterday president obama announcing a series of very tough sanctions to penalize russia for its support of the separatists. >> reporter: russian president vladimir putin has denied providing help to these separatists. but russian finance year alexander borodi in charge of rebels and he says hundreds of russian fighters. >> pro-russian separatists were backed by russia and began to take over strategic administrative buildings. again, airplanes, some of the m

goes down, what is happening to ac? the revel, show boat, now the trump plaza, closing. >>> they have a chance, right. >> chance for what. >> whatever it is. >> they are in last place. >> the phillies, they don't have a chance. sir charles visiting our new temporary set as phillies go back to their old ways. >>> i have a question for you, why is service so slow in restaurants now. it seems to be slowing down. do you know who is to blame, you and i, yeah, we are slowing down service. what do you think that we're doing that is slowing everything down. >> talking. >> yes, welcome to our temporary set here up in the fox 29 studios where the big kids do the news. we will be back down at fourth and market on street level in about six weeks or so. >> how long did you get the s oot off. >> is there still soot on my body. >> yes. >> he rubbed it on the side of my face and i could not get it off, until i scrub it off. >> you should see my bathroom, it is horrifying. thinks our temporary home for six weeks. >> lighting is nice. >>

the down the shore temperatures in the 07's with that sea breeze cooling down.the north and west cooler air state college only 73. pittsburgh 75. cleveland 74. that will in the last that long. we will continue to see on warmer temperatures, rebuild ago cross the region. on storm scan three we are seeing cloud lifting our way from the south and west. we have a disturbance that will be lifting, to our west, so it will only be bringing us some clouds, but i want to draw your attention to the area of precipitation and cloud cover off mid-atlantic coast, area of low pressure developing that will move toward the the north and east and come close enough especially to the shore to give more clouds and maybe even a sprinkle or two by sunday. so we will keep a careful eye on the track of that area of low pressure. in the meantime for the time being it is a very pleasant evening, saturday high pressure will keep us dry throughout the north east and also, pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware for the mess part. we will watch that area have low pressure push those rain showe

sixty-two down in dover. dew point have come down in the comfortable level into the 50's. so we will treasure it while it is here, 58 degrees today, 81 tomorrow and 84 degrees on sunday a lot of clouds over the weekend, so not quite perfect but still a decent weekend and forecast has improved from what we were thinking earlier in the week. of course, humidity is coming back so if the heat, and we will be back in the 90's by wednesday and thursday next week but we will manage to give you a halfway decent weekend. the rest as we say, kacie, it is up to you. >> all right, sue, thanks very much. >>> we are getting a lot in about an accident on the westbound side of the pennsylvania turnpike, as awe approach fort washington. we will get to that coming up but expect a big slow down there. going in to south 70th street near holstein avenue, island avenue the alternate. north bound side of i-95 and southbound side we have a big delay, multiple lanes block. pretty bad accident around allegheny avenue. you can see 76 is slow heading westbound also 95 south and expected slow down on

i don't care what they were shooting down.his is what happens when you have this kind of weaponry going up in the air without the technical knowledge of which plane you're shooting down. >> this is an aeronautic i did gretion, but it's a world's monster plane. it takes 42 landing wheels. >> wow. >> an enormous plane. >> good argument never to give any rebel movement, syrian rebels surface-to-air missile of any kind, because they wind up shooting down airliners. >> that's what happened here. that's what they will put out. they hit the jetliner instead. >> this was not a surface-to- air shoulder-held thing. this is a rocket that can knock down planes at 72,000 feet. >> that's right. >> they needed training. where did that training come from? >> right. >> do you want to speak to this? >> well, it may actually have been operated by russian covert agents. lot of these so-called officials in the break-away republic are former russian defense officials. so it may have been a russian rocket operated by a russian, operated by russian p

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italy is down 1.3%. i'd like to think where the portuguese market is, we're not showing you that, but we'll bring you that a little later, down 3% in the trading session today. bond markets in line with what we're seeing in the equity markets in portugal, seeing a further 12 basis points of widening in the ten-year spreads in portugal. i'll take a quick look at the five-year, just a couple -- nope, 17 pounds wider on the five-year, so we are seeing more movement in the mid part of the curve rather than what we're seeing in the ten-year. we'll continue to keep the data spread shift. foreign exchange rates this morning, too. under a bit of pressure after those fomc minutes yesterday, continuing in the session today. we're seeing sterling under a little bit of pressure after that weaker than expected trade deficit. the aussie/dollar losing a bit further ground in the trading session, down 0.4%. >>> now, the u.s. secretary of state john kerry and the treasury second jack lew have had a second day of strategi

the president's plan laid down amnesty for those who laid down their arms.established a job program for areas and included dialogue with eastern region including the promise of early local elections and granted increase local control over language, holidays and customs. the president has reached out to the residents of ukraine and pursuing measures that would give them the riot to protect their languages and rights >> that is the first statement we have gotten from the administration about what the american response will be. she said the rebles need to be disarmed and calls on moscow to help. the other thing she suggested there was that earlier in the week when the ukrainian air force jets were shot down she said that fire came from russian territory. i believe that is the first time we have heard that. we will try to run that done with the pentagon. elliot angle, perhaps this was the strongest language given to date. you called this an act of war and terror. you stand by that today? >> i do. and i think the statement made by samantha power was strong and i

the street from another and all of the chaos sent both into lock down. >> we shut down like we're closed. >> reporter: fast as by owner of the stepping stones learning academy, close to 120 children and 20 teachers were here at the day care on ridge avenue when the gun fire erupted. >> we wanted to make sure everybody stays safe. >> reporter: something workers at the pharmacy next door said they never had to consider before. now with police tape and shell casing outside they are thinking twice. >> maybe i might need to hire a security guard. >> reporter: this doctor was inside the pharmacy when the attempted robbery and shooting of his delivery driver unfolded. >> i told the delivery person rushing in and i called the the ambulance and police. >> reporter: he was bleeding, shot the in the finger. police say delivery man was trying to drop off drugs at pharmacy when one suspect pointed a gun but investigators say priest limb nature i evidence suggest there are two suspects, other waiting nearby at a getaway car. >> somebody had to watch him for a while, really nice, so quiet. >> police sp