now, notice the sign behind them says "gators," but they are holding the fake head of a gator and anrm that looks like it's been ripped off a body. their victims this time? girlfriends obvious. >> oh, boy. >> our girlfriends are sleeping, let's freak them out. >> four hidden cameras. you see one in the water. the other one of the girls sunbathing. setting it up. in the cup they have red liquid to be blood. one of the guys puts his hands in the mouth of the gator and pours blood on himself, and once the second guy goes under, he starts screaming. the girls freak out, and then we get a shot from underwater where they switch out the hand and there's fake hand i guys are uu see a gator with the limb in the mouth. the girl freaks out, and the girl with the pink bathing suit goes back to grab the umbrella. >> in the water, what is she going to do? >> reality of the prank is there is a gator warning sign. there could be gators in the water. >> now they're in there. >> yeah. >> how many times can the guys cry wolf before they end up in real trouble and nobody comes to their aid? oh, it's a p

. >> on the field below, the senior northport huskies are beating the sarasota gators and the gators. >> the game is becoming more and more confrontational. using vulgarities and numerous curse words are being used and they disagree with a call. instead of talking to the referee and sorting it out, they just start screaming at him and moving towards him in a hostile manner. >> even though they aren't even at half time, the referee ends the game. that means a win for the huskies. their fans erupt into cheers, but video captured by someone in the stands reveals gator coaches exploding with anger. >> in that video, you can see a coach being contemptuous towards a referee, kicking the yellow flag that the referee had thrown when he called this game and you can his coach following him. some type of verbal altercation is going on. >> the camera pans away for a moment and then -- >> oh, no, no, no! >> when the cameraman looks back at the field, coaches and referees are sprinting towards gators' coach dexter and referee jamie who are now locked in a physical confrontation. >> oh, my god! >>

florida mandy sides it is good idea to wrestle a who will gator. what he told two teens who ended upcoming to his rescue straight ahead. epic melt down why this law maker sobbed and screamed in front of the >>> thousands as cross the delaware valley without power, we are checking out damage live. >>> before we pack up the kids and head down the shore we have a very important warning for parents this morning, how hurricane arthur is stirring up very dangerous waters. the. >> this was insane. >> thank you. a local vet blown away by a surprised home coming what he thought was happening, outside have of his window. >> ♪ >> of course, everyone wants to know about the fire works where you can catch the festivities all around our delaware valley and which may have been moved due to these storms. >> i know where you won't see them tonight, well, on penns landing. i park there. because market street is shut down in preparation for all of the events today but evident thely and there is a fine i will tweet out showing that there are no fire works along penns

so he jumped in the water. >> tried to grab the gator by the snout.hat's when the gator got upset and broke free from his grip and, um, proceeded to bite the man on the right arm. >> reporter: and it got worse. >> the gator dragged him under and he was gone for a few seconds. he came up screaming obviously because he was hurt. asking for help. >> reporter: 16 year old ryan did what most of us would not. >> i was just like freaking out and then i jumped in. whenever i jumped i grabbed it by the tale. first thing i saw. >> reporter: daniel jumped in, too. >> i went to grab it by the belly and when i touched it underneath, the gator freak outlet go and took off. >> reporter: they helped pope out of the water but his arm was in bad shape. >> ran over, called 911 and i used his belt as tourniquet to help stop the bleeding and stuff like that. >> reporter: pope was rushed to the hospital. wildlife officials trapped and killed the gator and it turns out the dog tail may have been just that. a tale. >> we heard later that he probably didn't have a dog. anothe

this 300-pound gator. at first they thought was a small little gator. when they saw how big it was because it chased them out of the water. they told their parents who alerted the game warden. a wildlife hunter caught the gator, 8 feet long. >> this greater was hunting kids and probably would have killed one if we hadn't got him. >> reporter: the biologist said the gator was pregnant and before long there would have been more alligators in that pond. him. >> that greater is almost as big as your biceps, chris. [laughter]. >> reporter: i almost ripped a jacket last time, it wasn't from flexing. >> a regular popeye. >> reporter: let's go live on sky 6, we're down the jersey shore, we're seeing cloud cover on the beaches, but north of atlantic city they are starting to break out in a little bit of sunshine now. as we flip it over to the temperatures, # 4 degrees in philadelphia. trenton, 84. allentown, 81. reading, 84. dover, 81. very sticky degrees at this midday hour. satellite and radar shows hanging on to cloud cover across the delaware bay and the jer

why there was gator on the green, and one man says that gator attack him.hat he was doing before the alligator went after him. >> i opportunity report that i got left in a va facility, and the alarm has been going on. >> come on, you heard that, veteran locked in a va clinic. what he says the staff told him before they all went >> man bit own by an alligator -- alligator. of covers everything crazy naps florida driving in a lake to retrieve golf balls, when attacked diving in the lake. wouldn't surprise me to see driving in the lake, too, florida bitten in the hand and arm. doctors say he was -- he was bitten and now suffers superficial wounds. expected to be okay. but can you imagine? >> i'm in a lot of pain. it definitely hurts. but it is a rare occasion. these things don't happen. that often they don't happen, but being in the wrong place, at the wrong time, i just felt it won't happen again. that is rare occasion. i mean, i've been diving for years and years. >> okay. meanwhile, officials from florida fish and wildlife captured a gator they believe atta

lurking inside was the gator who was on the tack. put up quite the fight though for his beloved pet. >> reached down to grab her and grabbed the gator. i jerked him up when i did i seen the big head and she went back that way and as soon as i seen her going to the bank, you know, kind of let the gator go and i was stuck in the mud. i kind of pushed her up on the bank and crawled up myself and got out of there. >> impress seven. >> yeah. >> willow ended up with more than 25 stitches and some deep puncture wounds. >> a florida woman is using technology to help her find her stolen phone and it's not the find my iphone app another app that actually caught the thief in the act. >> as fox's michael shingleton reports she's going old school in her search. >> reporter: you won't find tech savvy on kathy carter's resume. >> and the word selfie might be a bit forward but she's definitely up to speed on the app called look out. >> i were like to give her a big hug. >> last week she left her windows down during a brief trip to the doctor' office

by april, still long before the gators season opener, there is trouble off the field. rookie teen loses his cool at this popular off-campus restaurant. there is an argument between aaron hernandez and the manager over a bill. tim tebow tries to calm things down and settle the check, but according to this police report, it all ends with aaron hernandez sucker-punching the manager on the left side of his head, bursting an eardrum. the manager later tells police, university of florida coaches and lawyers have contacted him, and they are working on an agreement. a university spokesman says they are not aware of any settlement. five months later, in september, there's more trouble. this time, a shooting near the university. it begins with young men snatching gold neck chains at a local club. there's an argument in the parking lot across the street. police report several uf football players are involved, including hernandez. >> i know hernandez was there. there was trouble. >> there was arguing loud. >> the suspected chain snatchers get into this man's car. his name is corey

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i have been here before, and you look at him and they say it's not a real gator, but they can stay still then they snap their jaws, that is what they do in the wild, why do they do that? >> they are waiting for their prey. >> i got another one. i have three fish, this is your third one blacky here. how much does he typically eat? >> he eats once a week. >> yes. and this is like a treat today. >> okay come on blacky find it. find it. once a week, is that typical in the wild as well. >> they can go a long time. >> wow. blacky i threw it over there, and guess what, i'm not swimming in to get it. you'll have to find it yourself. i don't know if he is smiling or snarling at me right now. joyce thank you. >> you're welcome. >> i want to talk about the weather right now. >> i don't want to say more pleasant, i like gators, we have storms around, stormtracker 6 live double scan showing that right now they are scattered and they do have the cell that is causing severe weather, severe thunderstorm warning is in affect for northern northampton and southern monroe county and lehigh county and northe

a navy seal's base he was naked it was november he said i feel like i'm going to die and the inter gator said to him you're going to wish you were dead the medic watched as they worked him over and something called the romper room. then they took him to abu ghraib he said i can't breathe to the entry people but was not given a physical exam. the seals turned him over to the cia the cia took him into a shower room and they had the guards tires hands behind his back and they hoisted to mop. when you hang somebody backwards by their wrists it prevents the lungs from expanding and when you add to that broken ribs and a sandbag over his head that makes breathing even more difficult the final cause of death was a strict ca. then they called the guards back in and the guards at the cia guy told the guards look. he's faking it he won't talk and he keeps slumping down the guards tried to lift him up he was dead weight in fact he was dead. the cia freaked out the sky being dead they called intelligence commander epis who came in and said i'm not going down for this what do you do for this guy. so

. >> my name is alvin whims, everyone calls me gator. a lot of us has animal names. >> calvin williams got his nickname while working as a sparring partner to a heavyweight boxer. >> he'll jab me and hit me real hard and i'll get upset about it. he kept doing it so i snapped my gloves off and i attacked him. i knew i couldn't beet him hand-to-hand so i bit him. when they broke us off, when they wiped the blood away, it was in the shape of a gator. i don't know how i did it. >> any anymore names? >> the name hustle got me here too. sometimes it ain't good to hustle. >> while nicknames are common in prison, we've discovered something else is as well, but it's not as harmless. >> what is that in. >> prison-made whiskey. got prunes in it. open they just wait until it ferments good. >> what does it smell like? smell it and tell us. >> kind of a strong whiskey aroma. >> it goes by a lot of names, whiskey, hooch, white lightning. we've heard about it, smelled it and it exists in every prison we've been in. >> it's a very big problem because it

the gator measured about eight feet long.t bit the man on the hand after he fell down when running away from it. luckily for him, a good samaritan came to the rescue. >> the alligator bit him in the hand. i was running. and i stopped and just ran back, pulled him up and ran with him. >> wildlife officials captured the animal and eventually put it down. the man will be fine. >>> there will be a new men's champion at wimbledon now that andy murray has been defeated. he lost in straight sets yesterday to a player from bulgaria. >> murray became the first british player to win the wimbledon title in 77 years. but hes was overmatched yesterday, admitting afterward his opponent was the better player, start to finish. >> and will and kate were at the match. the anguish, written on their faces. >> always looking good, though. >>> there's one more day of rest today for the teams still involved in the world cup. >> in the meantime, we'll get some baseball highlights from our chatty friends at espn. >> good morning. welcome to our "spor

. >> i had to grab the gator by the snout and that is when the gator got upset and broke free from his grip and proceed to bite man in the right arm. gator grabbed him under and he was gone for a few seconds, he came up, screaming, obviously because he was hurt, and asking for help. >> the teens were eventually able to pull that man to safety apparently he didn't have a dog. he just wanted to rest will the alligator which was later trapped and killed by wild life officials. >> oh, no. >> exactly. >> alligator trying to be a knuckle head. >>> good day starts in 40 minutes from now. coming up this within caught our attention. time honored catholic tradition could soon be in more, getting rid of god parents. >> i just became a god parent over the weekend. >> this is so surprising. we want to get your opinion. we will tell you why the vatican is considering banning the baptist many ritual. >> there is more to this story, yes. >>> her grandmother says they were kicked out of the kfc because of her injuries from a pit bull attack, and now claims that the story was fake, coming up, what the f

this gator was stalk stalking those children and was a dangerous situation.he gator was moved to nearby wildlife park and everybody is okay. >> yeah. bill: that is perfect case of if you see something, say something. >> absolutely. bill: they screamed it. >> i like his big black cowboy hat. gator knew not to mess with him. >> good to have you here. >> busy day. >> "happening now" starts right now. see you tomorrow. jon: fox news alert and a huge ruling from the d.c. court of appeals. it hand down a decision that is a major setback for obamacare. just happened moments ago. good morning to you. i'm jon scott. >> how much of a set back, what does it mean for customers. those are big questions. i'm jenna lee. the court striking down key part of obamacare, subsidies for some customers. that will have major consequences for millions of people getting tax credits through federal exchanges. many states are using these federal exchanges. shannon bream is live in washington with more on what we're learning now. shannon? >> reporter: this is a tough blow to the administ

wildfire officials came in and took the gator away to a local alligator farm, so they say. i bet you never see that alligator again. back to you. >> all right. a little bit of cynicism at the end of the newscast.ron, thank r this is a dozen times stronger righw, and is tinhe death of a ohio and abc' michelle franzen has more on the story. >> we know about caffeine and caffeine pills. this is caffeine powder and it's a potent and widely available stimulant popular with athletes. health officials now say small amounts can be deadly. that after an ohio teen overdosed. logan steiner was a standout high school student and wrestler in ohio. just days away from graduating in may when his brother found the teen unresponsive at home. his death shocked the community. he was a role model.ific kid. erthe. >> reporter: the autopsy report that followed was even more shocking. the county coroner finding the cause of death a lethal amount of caffeine in his system, more than 23 times the amount found in a typical serving of coffee or soda. his family learning after his death he was taking

as for the gator, the trapper was able to capture it.the reptile will be released into another area. may be time for something a little safer. >>> more on the story. >> this story begins like so many jewish immigrant stories. when they were driven from eastern europe. stebble? >> no, stebble, so do i have to do it again. >> the queen is among the 70 films being produced among the san francisco jewish film festival. out for a little nosh at jewish theaters before august tenth. and don't forget the garlic festival, sample everything they have to offer including garlic ice cream. celebrity chef and the two co-hosts will be the master of ceremonies for the garlic showdown. >>> a vibrant spectacle will paint the sky. bring the kids so they can make their own kites and color in all shapes and sizes. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> don't be shy. >> and broadway and tv actor and singer cheyenne jackson is in the bay area tonight and tomorrow. come to san francisco's davies symphony hall for movies like casablanca, for more on these movies and information, visit our we

wildfire officials came in and took the gator away to a local alligator farm. so they say. i bet you never see that alligator again. back to you. >> all right. a little bit of cynicism at the end of the newscast. ron, thank you. >>> we do have an important health warning this morning. the fda telling americans to stay away from pure powdered caffeine. this is a dozen types stronger than what's in your coffee cup being blamed for the death of a teenager in ohio and rochelle franzen has more. >> we know about caffeine and caffeine pills. this is caffeine powder and potent and widely available popular with athletes. health officials now say small amounts can be deadly. that after an ohio teen overdosed. logan steiner was a standout high school student and wrestler in ohio. just days away from graduating in may when his brother found the teen unresponsive at home. his death shocked the community. >> he was just a terrific kid. i mean, they loved having him there. >> reporter: the autopsy report that followed was even more shocking. the county corps row another finding the cause

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she says evans left a cell phone and gator with with the child. -- gatoraid with the child. just in in prince george's county, officials are vested getting the cause of a townhouse fire. and started about 9:00 tonight in clinton. tonight, two families out of their homes. electricity had to be shut off for the block. in all, 60 firefighters and emergency workers responded to the scene. no one was hurt. good news there. for emergency crews in howard county were called to a fire in laurel. tonight this started at a home on greylock road. that fire is now under control. now let's talk about something more pleasant. cooler weather, less humidity. not so bad from the july. let's see what friday looks like. steve rudin has got the first look for us. >> it is beautiful out there. temperatures already falling into the 60's, the lower 70's. we're going to drop a few more degrees as we move through the overnight hours. 64 winchester. reagan national at 75. early this morning we tied the record for a low at dulles, 55 degrees. current record? 1976. satellite and radar, skies cleared up

experts say the flight gator -- flight data recorder was damaged, but [no audio] able to retrieve data and are now studying it to try to find out what transpired in the cockpit in the final minutes of the ill-fated light. -- flight. in eastern ukraine, a new team of osce observers has arrived at the site. their job was to map the wreckage. there were no reports of separatist impeding their access. >> an algerian passenger jet with more than 110 people on board has crashed over molly in west africa. -- mali in west africa. >> the plane left in the early hours thursday morning from the capital, heading to algiers. contact was lost somewhere between two towns in mali. >> nearly half on board are thought to be french. >> it was an agonizing wait and algiers airport. friends and relatives of the planes 110 passengers and six crew hope for news of their whereabouts. but in the afternoon, and air official confirms their worst fears. the plane had crashed. air traffic controllers lost contact with the plane. visibility on the root was said to be poor -- on the route was said to be poor. but th

maybe they will need a moat, maybe they want alley gators in t alley gators in the moat. they will never be satisfied. >> he'll be in texas again today. this time it's for fund raisers. austin and dallas. but today, the confidence is gone and the white house is definitely in a defensive posture. yet another event appears to be controlling them rather than the other way around. this week was supposed to be about him talking about the economy by the way in denver and even in austin. >>> on tuesday, in dallas, emotions were high as people told county commissioners what they think of the plan on bring 2,000 people from the border to north texas. >> citizens cannot be forced into allowing undocumented kids from central america to be housed in my blighted community. >> you just took the bull by the horn and started to do what you wanted to do with this. >> that's not only immoral, ungodly, unkind, unfeeling, untexan, unforgivable. we will be judged. >> president obama being criticized for not going to the border. and the president did hastily add an immigration round table this

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in ukraine fighting in the east prevents invest gators from reaching the site of the malaysian airlinesrash. and haiti hopes to make a splash in the global tourism market. ♪ >>> well first to gaza, and the ru news efforts to try to stop the fighting there? all factors will meet in cairo, and they are willing to agree on a 24-hour ceasefire. hamas says it is open to the idea. it is all part of the effort to try to end the israeli bombardment that has now killed 1, 178 palestinians. gaza is experiencing some of the worst air strikes yet after 22 days of violence. more than one in four people killed are children. the palestinian authorities says it has now filed war crime allegations against israel at the icc. the announcement was made by the palestinian liberation organization. it says a delegation is on its way to cairo to decide on a ceasefire >> translator: after consulting with our brethren in hamas, and islamic jihad, the palestinian authority announced in the name of all of the factions our readiness to stop the fighting and agree on a 24-hour humanitarian truce in gaza. we're posit

that means cell phones, d v d players, laptops and more all must be turned on at the gator else you cannot board the plane. why? because of concerns that bomb makers could be hiding explosives in those devices. >> they are small items. but it takes very little explosives to penetrate the hull of an air craft and cause catastrophic damage. >> the fighting an instability in syria and now iraq has american officials worried it will be a breeding ground for jihadists and some with a passport to the u.s. >> i believe we have taken appropriate measures to deal with existing situation and not unnecessarily burden the traveling public. >> tsa is now asking some of the 250 international airports with direct flights to the u.s. to have some passengers prove they can power up their devices before boarding. last week u.s. officials raised red flags that bomb makers from yemen may have traveled to syria to connect with extremists there and it was yemenists that tried to turn printer cartridges into bombs. >> and they are trying to and the next attack not react to the previous one. reporting live from w

. >> yes, for example, we've been certified as a community choice ago gri gator here in san francisco for some time now, we anticipate we'll be grandfathered, same with marin and sanoma. >> we could create a conversion -- >> depend ongoing the -- depending on the grandfather clause. it could be more than three. >> who is the lobbyist for the puc. gilbert. >> can you have him call me? >> yes. >> we can send you an update tomorrow about what happened. >> thank you. >> can i have a question along the rate issue because it sounds like in marin's experience and in sanoma that you've been able to get a reduced rate for a better product and it still has a half of rex in the mix, but it's rps -- and beating the rate, is that correct? >> yes. >> it's lower rate and greener power. >> thank you. >> for mte. >> and jobs. >> mrs. hale, does that conclude your report for the third time? >> it does. thank you very much. >> all right. >> i have another question. i don't know if it's for barbara or for you. >> i think maybe we have some staff from the supervisors that would like to get up and talk as

july in the gators 2014 sports calendar.t show you that calendar because it's a copyrighted calendar. he's also featured on a patriots calendar published by that same company. >>> t-mobile's billing practices are under fire. the federal communications commission is investigating whether that company knowingly made millions of dollars in fraudulent charges known as cramping. this comes after a complaint was filed by the federal trade commission yesterday. t-mobile says the charges are not true and are factually and legally without merit. >>> look at this, protesters blocking buses that were carrying undocumented immigrants to a border protection facility in california. those buses had to turn around and head to another location. the immigrants were being moved to help ease overcrowding at facilities in texas where central american children and families have fled because of violence. >>> a new mexico father is facing charges after police say he left a loaded gun with his 11-year-old daughter while he went to get a tattoo. a n

the trainer finally breaks free by stomping on the gator's head, but that is a close call that could a lot, lot worse. >> ooh. >> i didn't think he actually intentionally went for my hand. i put it by his jaws and he grabbed it. >> the trainer suffered a few hand injuries and is expected to make a full recovery. crazy video. >> poor guy. >>> now finally, every four years, the world cup brings soccer back to the american mainstream. we're introduced to that beautiful game once again. now, one comedian decided to capitalize on the excitement around the city, dressing up in a ref uniform and wandering the streets of new york to hand out red and yellow cards to unsuspecting pedestrians. take a look. >> no. no, no, no, no, no. no, no, no. no selfie. you know that. you know the rules. you know you can't take a selfie here. >> come on. >> yellow card. >> you can't give me that. >> do you know where you're going? >> i don't know. >> don't know where you're going? do you understand what you did? you can't waste people's time by walking around unknowingly like you did. it's a yellow card. do y

wait until you see which accused killer just made the florida gators' football calendar as mr.ng us on this wednesday morning because mornings are always better with friends like you. >> hey, everyone. it's time to get up with "fox & friends". >> welcome aboard, peter johnson in today for brian. >> happy to see you. >> always good to see you. thanks for being with us this hour. we are actually going to begin with an extreme weather alert for you. brand-new images of a monster storm strengthing off the coast of florida. >> yep. it is the first named storm and we start with a as in arthur. maria molina joins us live. this could be a real soaker and real wind maker for a lot of people over the fourth of july. >> that's right. especially across parts of the carolinas. i want to take you right to the satellite radar picture because the storm system had been looking a little disorganized in the past 12 hours. the western side of it had dry air, but that trend is starting to change. we're seeing that western side starting to fill in, some more thunderstorms firing up. that means it's

of the government's agents that we could kill him without blinking and i state the public purse to gators here in iraq at the curb further investigation that they describe stuff for the notorious security firm is out of control and that it was operating above the law but the american embassy sided with blackwater former state department official peter van buren told us washington knew about the reckless and dangerous behavior. the state department was so afraid of its mission in iraq being slowed down or delayed by replacing blackwater as a contractor that they were willing to accept almost any standards of behavior out of the company in order to continue the contract even though they understood it was detrimental to us seems blackwater was an organization out of control in iraq and we now have absolute proof that the state department who was supposed to control them knew that they were out of control knew that they were dangerous people knew that they were acting contrary to u.s. policy aims and did nothing just weeks after the death threat blackwater unit murdered seventeen people in th

yes the gators made it to the crash site the u.s. announced to the world where the deadly missile shot came from evidence indicates that the plane was shot down by a surface to air missile that was launched from an area that is controlled by russian backed separatists inside of ukraine but the u.s. president stopped short of saying who pulled the trigger we don't know exactly what happened and yet u.s. officials all but to accuse the rebels in eastern ukraine and russia by association of having shot down the plane president obama based his suggestions on incidents of ukrainian military jets that the rebels recently shot out of the sky a group of separatists can't shoot down. a military transport planes or they claim shoot down fighter jets without sophisticated equipment and training and that is coming from russia russia says kiva is responsible because it launched this military operation in eastern ukraine and the u.s. supported it moscow has also raised a number of questions for kiev to answer including why it hadn't closed the air

the gators say they found no signs that the black boxes have been tampered with despite accusations from kiev aviation security expert desmond ross told us what data could now be gathered from and then the flight data recorder and the cockpit voice recorder of the two boxes were returning to the cockpit voice recorder as the name suggests will tell us what was said what noises were heard everything that occurred in the cockpit prior to the accident that can be very useful in those last moments of m h one seventy it could even record the sound of the explosion it will certainly record the sound of warning bells gongs and any comments made by the pilots the other one the flight data recorder specifically records the parameters of the aircraft its. characteristics at that time i would not expect there to be anything it unusual on that flight data recorder up until the moment of the explosion that information should all be stored on the recorders long as there's no tampering and no one to koreans with and they should be completely able to give us that information i don't think it will take t

men but rather what the state department did not do which was to back its own people when this the gator. reports really back up the chain of command that this man made a credible threat. all sorts of alarm bells and instead. according to the new york times article they basically sit back and did nothing that's actually an appalling commentary on the state ensuring accountability in the oversight on the part of the state department for employing private security contractors bear in mind that blackwater at that time was sort of the eight hundred pound gorilla private security contractors when it's practically everybody else that isn't like the olivia hutton commercial so if the state department and its people there in baghdad. within the regional security office and in charge of ensuring compliance with all the standards basically washed their hands of it been that they're really saying we have no control interest in exercising control given that kind of situation it's makes things the news who are square which happened the following month. even more horrifying and perhaps in hindsight mo

ortiz spanish correspondent francisco gator was at the scene of the crash earlier he sent this report in this kilometers that is around is that you can see several pieces of the aircraft. antique here said that they don't have the capability to shoot an aircraft who is in a distance of ten thousand meters the ukrainian government open an investigation it's a situation that is very important and has important political connotations because here in the last days there was a big comeback between the militia and here and there or grania and forces and u.s. intelligence officials are claiming the plane was down by a surface to air missile but have not specifically blamed either side the american vice president joe biden has said that a team of specialists will be sent to assist ukrainian authorities with the investigation from washington with our teams going eighty two. u.s. officials believe it was a surface to air missile that shot down the malaysian plane over ukraine the u.s. is not pointing the blame finger just yet president obama spoke with the ukrainian leader. we can be sure that

spanish correspondent francisco gator he was at the scene of the crash earlier he sent us this report in the wee hours of the morning. the situation in this kilometer that is around is that you can see several pieces of the aircraft and also several bodies that the militia and seek here said that they don't have the capability to shoot an aircraft who is in a distance of ten thousand meters and they were saying that is the ukrainian army forces who shot down this aircraft of my lashon airlines the government open an investigation and is cleared that this accident has important political connotations because it is not just an accident of an aircraft because of the bad moreover it's a situation that is very important because here very close to the war there in the last days there was a big combat between the militia and and the granny and forces and u.s. intelligence officials are claiming the plane was down by a surface to air missile but have not specifically blamed either side the american vice president joe biden has said that a team of specialists will be sent to assist ukrainian a

its wrongs of deflationary forces the missionary winds that are blowing very powerfully crowd the gators and including the core of the users on germany holland austria finland. they effect of sanctions and the ill effects of the standoff between russia and europe are simply going to make the deflationary forces more powerful and the job of the european central bank even more difficult. that was dr yanis varoufakis professor of economics at the university of texas texas austin time now for today's big deal . i'm. going to be here now today and i are discussing europe the i.m.f. and loans now first up is ireland that's first on our agenda and they're currently considering how to repay their debt to both the i.m.f. as well as the european union so at can you tell me about this what's going on what's up with our water line is the poster child for the european union terms of countries that have gone through austerity and gotten out on the other side their economies growing in this ng to be doing well compared to some of the others even though they have you know double digit unemployment and t