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. >> pentagon officials added that whoever fired the fa-11 had to have been trained on the system. it is more complicated than what your average separatist knows how to fire. >> well, we understand, too, jennifer, there are photographs that have emerged showing that missile launch or the buk launcher we're learning about in the area of the attack. >> that's right. the pentagon cannot confirm that this is an image of the actual fa-11 used in the air strike. " daily mail" says the pictures were taken around the border around the time of the missile strike. >> whether it was russian military unit or a separatist unit, we don't know. whether it was a system that was driven across the border by russians and then handed off, we don't know. we just don't know. >> again, those images emerged today, taken purr pored -- purportedly shortly after the malaysian airlines flight fell out of the sky, of what looks like an fa 1-1 along the ukraine-russian border. >> aviation attorney justin green is here now. also a licensed commercial pilot and a former pilot for the marines, who used to work on

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and we know that the fa a issued an alert that u.s. planes should avoid this region and barred them from flying over crimea and ukraine air space. the fa a barred u.s. planes from flying over the u.s. air space. it is not clear why the malaysian flight took this flight. perhaps they did not believe missiles could reach that hih. but we know from news reports and reports from ukranian officials on monday, a cargo jet was brought down by a missile and it was plane it was a russian missile fired from inside russian that brought down the plane. and social media reports from the russian separatist claiming they were targeting a cargo jet today, just about the same time the mh17 malaysian flight went down. shepherd. >> jennifer thank you for all of. that i want you to be more specific about this. separatist in the east of ukraine said we can't bring it down because we don't have that equipment. we know that is not true. associated press had a reporter on the border and took a picture of one of these systems and confirmed as it is of two days

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operational systems located near the border, only the fa 11 and fa 22 systems are capable of hitting an aircraft at this flight's altitude of 33,000 feet. range --le out shorter they are not capable of hitting an aircraft at this altitude. fa 11 sounday and system was reported near snooze me by a western reporter. separatists initially claimed responsibility for shooting down a military transport plane and posted videos that are now being connected with the malaysian airlines crash. separatist leaders also bolstered on social media about shooting down the plane but later deleted these messages. because of the technical thatexity it is unlikely the separatists could effectively operate the system without assistance from does weeable personnel, cannot rule of technical assistance from russian personnel and operating assistance -- operating the systems. owe are not aware of any ukrainian system in the area of the shootdown. more importantly since the beginning of this crisis ukrainian air defenses had not fired a single missile, despite several alleged violations of their airspace by ru

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the fa a will monitor and send out updates as they get conditions in their office. they will inform us. and we learned that office in health row that the flights were cancelled. and we are getting reports of reuteres and air france is suspepping flights. we'll continue to bring you information as we get it. >> those folks in tel aviv and ended up in paris will have work to do getting back to israel it would assume. >> timing is everything and president obama is under fire for taking another fund-raising trip and so much going on around the world, there is a lot of questions in the white house. and military men keeping their skills sharp by working in a hospital in one of the country's most violent cities. ™ nurtures and helps defend your joints° so you can keep doing what you love. what'd you guys do today? the usual! the usual! [ male announcer ] osteo bi-flex, ready for action. [ male announcer ] osteo bi-flex, what if it were more than something to share? what if a photo could build that shelf you've always wanted? or fix a leaky faucet? or even give you your sat

. >> congress enacted and expanded the regulatory power of the fa a. and they regulate.try said the factories are about to close unless the fa a backs off. >> this place is like a family. we are all family. >> reporter: the cigar factory has been doing this since the 1930s. there was a time when 150 cigar fact rows gave tampa the nickname of the cigar city. >> today jc nowman is the last one and maybe not for long. nin order to introduce a new cigar, they would require 5,000 hours of testing for smoke and nicotine and we would be strangled and have to close down. >> and the fda is willing to exempt cigar makers for premium cigars. and most don't sell $10 and up. >> a would have to raise price. >> $10 for a hamburger, no. the the fda said the aim is public health. couple bustible cigars are causes of source health effects including cancer and heart disease. for now nothing has changed and the cigar industry is holding out hope. >> we'll get the public comment. you will have that when jenna has her baby. >> it is a boy? >> eric thank you for that. we'll take all suggestion

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the fa 11 with the missile system. it is similar to f 320 missile.n around for a long time. they are packing our commercial aircraft. we have a serious problem. the capacity has been there sometime but the world needs to respond to this but it is a strong response because it can't be ctolerated. >> did we have any idea that the rebels had captured control when they over ran the military base? >> it is inoperable. the associated press had seen the missile system basically in place. we are realizing that. three downed aircraft aside from the commercial aircraft in the past week. >> do we know if this exact system will take out in the fighter jet or was it another system all together? >> the u.s. intelligence is leaning toward these two systems f11 or the f 20. both are similar. the boot missile system is what the russians do have. it has to be this. they know they are small hat. the special forces people have trained these separatists. these separatists are some -- ant rebels running around in the jungle. they be long to the russian forces. this system

thank you for joining us. >> once again the fa 824 hour ban include all u.s. flights to israel's air terminals. the following suspended flights. >> diplomatic pressure for a ceasefire intensified. in tel aviv binyamin netanyahu net with u.n. secretary ban ki-moon. he wants both sides to stop fighting and search for a solution. binyamin netanyahu is certain that hamas it not willing to end the conflict. >> stop fighting, start talking and take the root causes of the country, so we are not in the same situation in six months or a year. >> what grievance can we solve with hamas. their grievance is we exist. they don't want a 2-state solution, or any solution. >> they arrived from egypt where they sat with the u.s. secretary of state. >> casualties are mounting. what led israel and hamas to get to this point. let's join speak to our next guest. people saw this building up for some time, many are surprised point. >> in some respects it's a variation on an old theme, that is an israeli hamas competition, in the wake of israel's withdrawal from gaza in '05, and hamas

christy fa brooker, live with us here if atlanta. thank you. >> you're welcome. >> much more on this case as the legal process moves forward. >>> first, though, an act tres who appeared in the "walking dead" and "the blind side," is headed to prison for sending poison ricin in letters to president obama and former mayor mike bloom berk. today a federal judge in texas sentenced this woman, shan upon the shannon richardson to 18 years the most aloud. prosecutors say she sent them last year and then tried to frame her own husband who had filed for divorce. officials say the letters never made it to the president or michael bloomberg for that matter and the ricin did not cause any injuries. >>> accusations of a coverup at general motors. a huge coverup over the faulty ignition switches blamed for killing people. the may sound like yesterday's news, it is not. this accusation is brand-new. ahead, what we are learning from newly released documents. plus the best airlines in all the world. it's good to know if you are planning a trip. we'll

it's unclear what has to happen before the fa a-lists the ban. >> richmond says the youth group is getting the americans out. elana is bet toward stay put now. >> i believe she is safe if she stays where she is. it's best she stays there now until a better time for her to come home. >> a fluid situation for israel, it's a wait and see time. live at the airport, john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> john thank you, lets check in with eva pilgram who is covering a rally in love park where protesters from both sides of the debate have gathered. >> reporter: despite the sweltering heat more than 1,000 people gathered into this area of love park to voice their concerns about the conflibt in the middle east. you can see a lot of people here are carrying signs, on this side, it's the pro israel side, they are waiving flags and carrying signs and across the street there is a rally for palestine, in between both groups on the road there are a lot of police keeping both sides separate. the pro israel rally wrapped up a few minutes ago and these people are now starting to leave. there were about

a definite judgment on the issues yet, what we do know is the violence that's taken place there is fa sill eighted -- facilitated in large part because of russian support and they have the ability to move those separatists in a different direction. if mr. putin makes a decision that we are not going to allow heavy armaments and the flow the fighters into ukraine across the ukrainian slush russian border, it will stop. if it stops, then the separatists will still have the capacity to enter into negotiations and try to arrive at the sort of political accommodations that mr. putin himself says he wants to see. he has the most control over that situation. and so far at least he's not exercised it. >> sanctions in europe -- >> i think that -- this certainly will be a wakeup call for europe and the world that there are consequences to escalating conflict in eastern ukraine, that it is not gonna be localized. it won't be contained. what we've seen here is just in one country alone our great allies, the dutch, 150 or more of their citizens being killed and that, i think, sadly brings home the

morning though, 8:00 in the morning, a mixture of clouds and sunshine, as we head of the activity in the fa northt and west suburbs, the lehigh valley and berks county, and then it's widespread at 9:30, 10:00 in the i-95 corridor, doesn't look to be a solid band of severe storms. tonight warm and sticky and clouds are around and 73 in philadelphia and 67 in millville, and 78 in allentown and trenton. future tracker showing the heat index tomorrow is very high. wilmington 102, philadelphia 97, trenton and allentown 87. try to find air conditioning and stay cool tomorrow it will feel better on thursday. the five-day at 5:00, afternoon heat and humidity and thunderstorms. on thursday this cold front will be slow to clear from the north to the south and thunderstorms especially along the shore, late sunshine, rainy along the shore, into the afternoon, friday best day of the week, 84 low humidity and saturday up to 88 and sunday it gets muggy and storms and 87 degrees, more storms next week in the full accuweather forecast. friday is the day to call in sick. >> thanks. >> now we can't. make a no

palestinian parliamentarian mustafa barghouti sees a third intity fa da in the making >> we need peaceaeli occupation, by ending oppression of the palestinian people, by allowing palestinians in west bank, and jerusalem to be finally free from israeli oppression and occupation. >> as the war in gaza rages, a new generation in the west bank and jerusalem is joining the fight in the absence of peace or a peace process, this is the alternative. ben wedeman, cnn, ramallah on the west bank. >> well, this conflict in gaza has further fueled an already disturbing rise of anti-semitism in europe. essa suarez reports from france which has seen the worst violence against jews in years. >> the suburbs of paris bear the scars of violence directed at the largely jewish community here. last week, he it became the flash point for anger against israel. the local synagogue targeted and shops burned and looted. this french born jewish shop owner refused to show his face on camera for fear of reprisal against his family. i'm very worried. my little brother's not going out alone anymore he tells me. they

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. >> clearly, it's a very tragic scene there at al fa hospital a gaza receiving the wounded and killed from the latest israeli attack there on the gaza strip. telling us that a playground of a refugee camp was hit, and that eight people were killed, seven of them children. of course, as we mentioned those attacks have come even as the u.n. secretary general has been calling for a complete end to the violence. in uncharacteristically blunt words ban ki-moon called on both israel and hamas to safeguard the lives of civilians who have been caught up in the fighting. this is the scene in gaza now. it has looked quieter than in recent days. but there are some strikes earlier on monday. at least 1,036,000 palestinians have died. just an hour answer ban said he wanted israel and palestine to work towards a lasting peace. a sense of frustration from ban ki-moon as he keeps making these calls for cease-fire. >> he was tough on both of the parties on this conflict. he was tough on hamas, tough on israel about the mounting civilian casualties in this conflict. he said the same thing to prime mini

it would be surprising though not impossible if the rebels had got hold of something like a book, an fas i've seen at least one report saying. if you look at the ukrainian military side, you'd have to ask, well, why are they loosing off surface to air missiles when they're not actually facing an air threat? so, you know, if you want to hypothesize, which is kind of a dangerous thing to do right now without the kind of information that we need, you could say, you know, well maybe the rebels did perhaps get hold of a more sophisticated system and not being able to use it properly, maybe they made a mistake. >> mm-hmm. all right. peter, thank you very much. very interesting insights there about the kinds of missile systems that might be capable of bringing down an aircraft at 33,000 feet, 10,000 meters, or higher. peter, thank you again. if this was a case of a commercial airliner being shot down, it is not the first time we've seen such a tragedy. russia shot down korean airlines flight 007 on september 1st, 1983. it was a 747 that had 269 passengers on board. on july 3rd, 1988, a u.s. na

the two were charged with using the mail and internet to fa till say prostitution. they say that allowed section workers to advertise services and help others find dancers and other adult entertainment. their -- >> the debt is part of our daily -- the internet is part of our daily life. it needs to be protected. this is a novel question, if the question will be litigated in the court. >> reporter: in addition, omuro is facing money laundering charges. the federal government says that he was transferring revenue from myredbook.com into bank accounts. prosecutors say the two defendants pulled in more than $5 million over the last four years. meantime, another thing that happened this morning in judge. the judge relaxed the rules a little bit to their release allowing them to use the internet with one exception. neither are allowed to access the website or any of its affiliated websites. both defendants are due back in federal court next week. we're live this afternoon in san francisco, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you, alex. >>> some scary mo

building and modest building through the program which is to fund and support, renovation for childcare fa sits and then a slight administrative increase. any questions. >> colleagues, any questions? >> i think we're good, thank you. >> mr. row, is that the totality of the budget presentation? colleagues any questions for mr. row. anybody else, supervise mar. >> i want to thank the director luma for being here and thank you mrs. carlson, and thank you to michelle from your staff as well. >> i understand you're still working with mr. rose. >> we are. >> okay. we'll see you back next wednesday. >> you got it. >> thanks, everyone. >> okay. madam clerk, we're done with our different departments. we have items 15 and 16 left to go, so can you call item -- both of them together. city clerk: fiscal year 2014-15, 2016. item 16, hearing on the mayor's addressing funding for non profit corporations or entities for the two fiscal years. >> we have kate howard to speak on both of these items. >> good afternoon, supervisor, kate howard. i'm here to speak on items 15 and 16. item 15 is a resolution appr

if you see metal windows, metal doors, et cetera, it doesn't help, and this could give it enough fa sas. tony's coffee is out stand and it's a reputation throughout the city. go and get their coffee. i'm pleased we have a motel that is turning into a hotel, under good management. and that's what matters, and the architecture i would like to be better, but this is good for me right now. it's a start of a change of a regime and i agree with pam across the street about the signs above because we have residential units being built above and you have large signs particularly neon and it doesn't help the neighbors across the street and we can do more projects if we work them from the ground floor and we don't find out from the department until later in the process and we need a more open door on this particularly concerning lumbar. thank you. >> thank you. is there additional public comment? >> good afternoon commissioners. my name is pam squires and my family own 2353 lumbar and we came before you in december and got approval for our 21-unit condo project and we're moving forward to that, to

the crisis in ukraine is impacting fa are and wide.id chater, al jazerra, the hague. >>> the downing of malaysia airlines flight mh17 over eastern ukraine has prompted the debate about the dangers of flying over conflict seens. in' has been meeting in canada and says it will put together a task force to make sure information on flight safety reaches the right people at the right time. >>> now, relatives of those killed when an air al algeria flight came down have visited the crash site. some families flown by helicopter. it crashed on thursday, all 118 people on board were killed. >>> the doctor leading the fight against the h he ebola out break in see air lyon has died one week after contracting the violence, he was praised as a national hero for his efforts to fight the end december more than 1200 cases have been diagnosed there this year alone. >>> thousands and thousands of children are starving after two years of war they are left in a country so ravaged that there is not enough food to live on. a report from the capital and we ad

flights that airlines could increase the number of flights, increase the number of seats, and still raise fa fares. in the past, airlines had to do just the opposite to artificially increase demand and then they could increase fares. the two international air carriers that disagree say the ready availability of international flights is already hurting their profits. >>> residents of the united states are hanging up on their land line telephone service at an incredible pace. listen to this. federal researchers have found a number of people with wireless phones only and no land lines has doubled since 2010. back then, 20% of the united states was wireless only. now that's up to 40%. ten years ago, it was just 5%. the center for disease control found the younger you are, the less likely you are to have a land line phone. i think here in the bay area, that's not necessarily true. my father dumped his land line. >> okay, michael, thank you. >> still have one. don't use it very often. well, a typhoon pounded the japanese province of okinawa with fierce winds and torrential rain. some gusts reached

because the economic impact on europe and the u.s., so fa is still limited. >> the market believes they are containable, so that while -- while they are tragedies, they do not spill over. even if the spillover affects, it doesn't matter, earnings are strong and the fed is there. >> indeed with a little less than 1/5 of the s&p 500 reporting, earnings are up some 7% compared to last year. while revenue growth is modest companies are continuing to find ways to cut costs and improve earnings, and that along with continuing low interest rates are the main factors keeping the indices near historic highs. european union foreign ministers meet tomorrow and despite the rhetoric, the markets still believe no big sanctions will be coming against russia in the next few days. that could change if separatists continue to block access to the crash sites. for "nightly business report" i'm bob pisani at the new york stock exchange. >>> well today is the start of one of the busiest weeks of the second quarter. earnings season, and one of the hottest momentum stocks on wall street posted its results afte

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uber drivers were hacking t phones in order to steal fas from each ride-sharing com >>> 24 hours afterported that uber drivers were hacking their phones in order to steal fares from each other, the "ridesharing" company is taking action. kpix 5 consumerwatch reporter julie watts on what uber is doing to fix it. >> reporter: if you recently got an uber ride from the airport, you may actually be getting a refund. the company announced today or at least it told us it's fixing the hacking issue we exposed and even though it primarily affected uber drivers, uber passengers are getting money back. >> four, five, six, seven, eight. >> reporter: this driver is counting the number of uber black cars and suvs parked just feet from the airport. at least according to the uber app. >> as you can see there's no cars parked on the side of the road, no black cars. >> reporter: but this is where they are supposedly parked hovering in space over the airport off-ramp. 2.5 miles away, this is the cell phone parking lot where uber drivers with proper airport permits are supposed to park and wait for fares.

the should tore fire missiles the grail for example, the fa seven grail, this is a much more sophisticated system. the grizzly system, are much more complicated. those other shoulder held launched missle systems while they remain a threat, are much on the case of when aircraft are flying much hoer. and often away, this is a much more targeted system. a much more targeted system, in order to hit a target from that system. 30,000 feet. >> i want to ask you from a standpoint of proof. the united states has been tracking the russian troop movements ahonk the border. is this type of the type of equipment they would have seen from space. as we say, we with would be able to see this traveling on road. even when it gets inside a wooded area, it is camouflaged which gives an indication hiding over there. this is a very large footprint, high signature platform that i'm sure they will show in the area. and if so they would likely lead to shooting the mane down. >> . >> edid i lose you, mike? >> you said the damage -- >> yes, the damage that a missle system like this is sophisticated would cause to a

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we have fa a representation with you as we go. i would just add that we are consistent with the national space policy, we think it's important that you look -- that this hearing happen and that you look at different agencies to be able to take on the lead federal agency role. we're not going to pick one or the other, but i think it is important that you explore that going forward. >> while the fcc hasn't ruled on any of these -- on this issue, it's probably important to point out faa has had a role in the past, for instance with air transport and human transport issues and the fact that they are involved directly with the launch vehicle situation carrying that through may be an appropriate situation in regard to transport or further launch operations. >> i actually do not answer this question. my testimony is to who should have this authority. i think that there are ways that we can envision either a single agency or fragmented agency authority where we have different agencies handling different functions. however, i do think that