british reporter graeme phillips gives a firsthand account of his capture and interrogation by a crane she curity forces after his deported i'm barred from the country for three years. human rights watch says the ukrainian military could have committed war crimes by killing civilians with unguided rockets plus. israel and hamas temporarily lay down arms for a twelve humanitarian truce. strikes kill a family just minutes before the polls began bringing the total palestinian death to almost nine hundred. and you watching international british journalist graeme phillips who's been reporting for r.t. from eastern ukraine has been released by the country's security services he told us what happened when he went missing in the region on wednesday. i mean poland i'm not even exactly sure i might just go through the border by this quite recently so i'm just kind of get my bearings placed i die three days ago i went to film or night you told me not to go in strong terms but i went anyway with the local journalist the diem and we were taken by ukrainian soldiers and i was prepared to be the mark

british journalist graeme phillips who's been reporting from for r.t. from eastern ukraine has been released by the country's security services he told us what happened when he went missing in the region on wednesday. i mean poland dumb or even exactly sure i might just go for the border by this quite recently so i'm just kind of get my bearings playstyle i die three days ago i went to film or at night you told me not to go in strong terms but i went anyway with a local journalist the dean and we were taken by ukrainian soldiers and i was prepared to be the mark of front of me i saw him getting pretty severely beaten by soldiers he was on the ground his head in the ground just a young guy and they were punching and kicking him and then you took him away and then i was left with a soldier that had a gun in my heads i was telling me that if my details didn't check out that it wouldn't guarantee the i was going to i was going to they've just wanted to film you know and i had a press vest or move. just cameras he had the soldiers to take to get him off the

we also spoke to a friend of graeme journalist donald says he's really. his friend is not among the dead but he's concerned that neither of the conflicting sides in ukraine is playing by the rules he's alive and that's fantastic news and everyone's very very relieved of course western journalists want her nationality to protect her identity said to me earlier that nobody is in control nobody is following orders in the area on either side and that's why the situation is so dangerous she said in her exact words but that concerns me a little bit and i suppose the question for. the new president of ukraine and the national guard is ukraine is a country that has pirates to join the european union it's going around kidnapping foreign nationals for no reason why. well according to the international news safety institute ukraine is actually the most dangerous place for media workers since the beginning of the conflict seven international journalists have been killed there that's more than in iraq since the start of the year five of the victims were russian one re

now the still no sign of graeme phillips a journalist working for r.t. he disappeared in eastern ukraine on wednesday the channel lost contact with him on his way to the airport british authorities say drain is alive and has been a quarter reports may be held by ukrainian government forces. journalist working of graham phillips was among is among four people reported missing while they weren't covering firefights and the area very close to the city of daniel we do know that he was with a group of freelance journalists working very close to the airport which is currently one of the most active war zones and that regional center now why don't the drone allies who wanted to stay anonymous. but the ground there we shortly before he was reported missing. we received information that an offensive on the approach was planned and that on to kill forces would try to repel it a string from avenues that he could bring a sea fleet to their position we got to three hundred meters from airport but it was in this month thing to do because we knew it was dangerous the o

really got taken apart badly in the late ninety's nine hundred ninety nine and two thousand with graeme leach gladly which blew up the glass steagall act with the commodity futures modernization act both of which were promoted at the request of ken lay of enron and allowed the ultimately the banks to get into this derivative business and all these other things these to these too big to fail banks so and you know it crashed in two thousand and seven and instead of fixing it we just kind of threw bubble gum and bailing wire out it and that's why i suggest that it's going to that that crash has not ended yet and in fact it's going to get even worse because we're reinflating the bubble but we're.

interrogations were also recorded on video a part of which surfaced in the ukrainian media after graeme was released phillips you're freelance journalist. so is this legal more you both can oversee it today. who will they like another sip of that brand new it is honestly something good out of the. canal receded today we are stronger as a city today to get to work and are seated in this newsgroup with a kind of free lance. and you will be secluded legion of each just knew he is going the see who is yet to see it today see more security objectively see security used to use what truth is most of to mickey to objectively have you found these two cities to see it today is mostly true nick is yaar it's all objective need a star citizen to move into produce do not receive today you cannot use not to who she is day to day to you. and to ocean vie future peace that life the only. ukraine has become the world's most dangerous place for journalists according to the international news safety institute seven media members have been killed there this year making work in the country more risky than in

interrogations roles recorded on video have part of which surfaced in the ukrainian media after graeme was released. phillips you're freelance journalist. so is this the globe or you do both of those looking obviously at today. who have all the illinois to do it is honestly something good of the new law president to do we are stronger as a city today to get to work and proceeded in this newsgroup to kind of freelance. and to if you will do you think it is legion of each just new the skinny you see who we see. you see today see objectively see the studious more through this motion to mickey or have you found these two cities to see it today's most through nick. yar t.v. star citizen into your movie into produce do not receive today cannot help you not to who she is day to day to you. and the ocean via future prints that like to be only ukraine has become the world's most dangerous place for journalists according to the international news safety institute seven media members have been killed there this year making work in the country more risky bomb in iraq syria and pakistan reporters h

them have had the same sort of circumstance where there is new fighting reported in the area where graeme phillips and other journalists were supposedly captured gunshots and explosions are being heard around then yes gap or what here artillery is said to be at work and unconfirmed reports by locals speak of numerous civilian casualties the crimean army has confirmed two of its fighter jets were shot down in the region some reports claim they were flying close to the mh seventeen crash site clad a non-combat zone by the president here quickly blame russia for launching the missiles that took down the planes that is the army claims it's almost completed its mission of isolating the city from the neighboring against region. well ukraine is now officially in a war according to the international red cross and all sides involved could be liable for war crimes the role of the red cross and more treaties is that many fold it says the guardian of the geneva conventions and other humanitarian agreements it decides when to officially designate violence is armed conflict and once it says there is a

ukraine's a security services initially denied having graeme phillips in custody or targeting journalists at all here the statement they made when no one knew where phillips was . fine or has been taken hostage there's no information on as we're both spring where there is a downturn is heard the ukrainian military don't apprehend journalists. for sure jay political analyst patrick henningsen told us why he thinks ukraine security forces were not forthcoming about holding the british journalist. i think they're very nervous in the ukraine because they do not want information to escape the type of information that graham phillips is reporting about the true nature of the conflict what we have is clearly a civil war by anyone's definition except for the western media and politicians in europe in the united states are still calling it as as the government in kiev is an anti terror operation meanwhile civilians are being targeted that's the very thing that graham phillips is trying to relate to the world i think just looks like a policy out of care of transparency is something they're clearly

but this video surfaced in the ukrainian media after graeme was released it with shot during his final questioning by ukraine security forces and it has a very different tone to the one that graham himself recorded. phillips you're freelance journalist. so is this little more you both a can or a see it today. who will they look at all of us it will it brand new it is honestly something god of the new kind of proceeded to do we are struggling. with it it's a bit of work an hour to sit in this newsgroup or to freelance critics and to the end of the secret legion of aegis new the skinny you see what we see. you see today see more security objectively see the studious more true it's mostly to mickey to show objectively if you can be useful to society it's received today is mostly true nick is yar the objective me star said it in your movie a new producer do not receive today you cannot use not to hoshi day to day to do it and option vital you should preach that life to be only. according to kiev graham has been deported for quote national security and territorial integrity concerns that re

in lugansk on her twitter feed so feel free to follow her as she documents live under siege they graeme in crisis and mr average on relations between the east and the west are the theme of today's costs although those people live well later today it's not the beginning of the end but rather the end of the beginning as ukraine's civil war deepens so does the divide this invented crisis the europeans and russian seek a diplomatic resolution while washington calls for more violence. israel has intensified its rocket fire on gaza hitting scores of targets the i.d.f. us says all those who have been killed were militants although local authorities dispute the claim a middle east correspondent policia is in tel aviv. in the past twenty four hours a number of palestinians have been killed including civilians teenage boys were among those who were killed when the israelis targeted a house belonging to a hamas militant in harney yunus in the gaza strip in a separate incident as civilians were also killed when the israelis hit a car in which militants were traveling in signed according to the isra

supported bard for three years british reporter graeme phillips gives a firsthand account of his capture and interrogation by ukraine's security forces. human rights watch says the ukrainian military could have committed war crimes by killing civilians with unguided rockets plus. israel and hamas temporarily lay down arms for a twelve hour humanitarian three seeing this is airstrikes on friday killed dozens bringing the total palestinian death toll to around eight hundred and seventy.

you know there's no a saying nobody shows that stop if graeme is deported who's next that they need to ask themselves plus the ukrainian obscure news i mentioned claims he's been deported for being a traitor to the territorial integrity. and security of ukraine i mean. i mean what's he going to do take over donetsk and handed over to scotland i mean it's it's absolutely spurious it makes not that broad i'm sure he will very much appreciate you as been a very good friend and helping us thanks for taking the time to be with us and updating us as well appreciated from a don't know problem that i'm sort of psycho good buy. muslims show the world are marking international could stay which traditionally used to express solidarity with the palestinian people and this year most of the banners in the streets are denouncing israeli aggression in gaza protesters in iran were chanting on tuesday only slogans and burning the country's flag in the capital to run indeed the rally was intended by the iranian president elsewhere similar scenes today across india to their thousands of muslims marched in

then this video surfaced in the ukrainian media this was after graeme was released it was shot during his final questioning by ukraine's security forces and it has a very different tone to the one that graham recorded himself if that is your freelance journalist. so is this little boy you both can always see it today. who will they look at all they simply do it is honestly something good out of the you know kind of low pressure today we are strict about this is it it's a it's a work in our city in this newsgroup what a kind of free lance critics think and did any of these going to. be in the you see. you see today see objectively see the studious were true it's mostly true nicky. if you take these two cities received. these moves through nick. these young. stars it's a movie a group did you know that received today can help us not to hoshi day to day to feed into the ocean you should present like the only. according to graham has been deported for quote national security and territorial integrity concerns that reasoning though is something that geo political analyst patrick henningsen

as we've been reporting out more on this to the ukrainian media saying that to graeme has been banned from entering the country for three years as a footnote to it as i always did has only just come through the last couple of minutes we're following the developments throughout the course of the evening i hope to speak to maybe soon as well. muslims throughout the world are marking international could stay it's traditionally used to express solidarity with the palestinian people this year most of the banners in the streets are denouncing israeli aggression in gaza protesters in iran were chanting on his really slogans and burning the country's flag in the capital to the rally was attended by the iranian president similar scenes today across india to the thousands of muslims marched in support of palestine and held prayers a high turnout in london as well where probably boy reports next. is the arabic word for jerusalem and this is actually an annual pro palestinian event that all deny his on this protest say that public opinion and the palestinian community has been galvanized by that

interrogations were also recorded on video part of which surfaced in the ukrainian media after graeme was released. evelyn you're freelance journalist control it way of it so is this little more you both are like an overseer today. who have a look at all except the brand new it is news for something a lot of the. canal press here today we are stringer. received today to get to work an hour to sit in this newsgroup what a freelance. entity and the obvious conclusion of each yes no be skinny and see who is yet to receive today see more security objectively see the studious what truly is most of to mickey to do or objectively could be fairly useful to society it's received today is mostly true nick is. at the objective me a star citizen and in your movie a new producer do not receive it today it cannot help you is not a hollow she a day between the two of you. and the ocean advise you to crystallize the only. i'll be back with more updates from around the globe at the top of the hour until then take a look at how the news is made here on our team traditional. a friend of mine flew in fro

security services for three days now the last word we had from him then was a message saying it was fine graeme is now in poland he told us why he was unable to get in touch. they were sending messages from my phone that message that you go r.t. saying all these fine i didn't i didn't send that message they were going through my messages asking me about every single message who sent this to you who is this person how do you know this person was put in a room next to an artillery positions they were firing heavily from that was being fired on i was kept in a cellar was detained along with another journalist for deal he was beaten in front of me i saw soldiers you know kick him in the face and then a soldier said if you can confirm my details and he couldn't guarantee that i was going to live i was blindfolded we were kept in a cell without water or toilet facilities and then we were separated i was interrogated i was interrogated all day i was called a terrorist i was told i had a russian passport i was a russian spy they were telling me all day that i had entered ukraine through ukraine and ent

everybody is worried that graeme may have received similar injuries if not even worse you know the grammar course was to tell him back it may be reporting on it then at the time he was told to leave ukraine only to return despite the risk you think i want to go back again after this ordeal is over we just jumping the gun really before he's even been released i guess with a latte but i'm not i don't risk family will probably try and tie him down somewhere or lock him in a carriage or something going on if i get my hands on a time to barstool or something you know. think about it is i mean you can start my said before he's thirty five years of age he's a big baby and he's entitled to do it every like this of course but one would hope that he's learned his lesson now which you know isn't it sad that he has to learn this lesson isn't it sad that you can't work as a journalist in ukraine isn't it sad that i can't work as a journalist safely in ukraine sad that ukraine is now the most dangerous country in the world to be a journalist. country aspires to join the european union kidnapping if you

really got taken apart badly in the late ninety's nine hundred ninety nine and two thousand with graeme leach gladly which blew up the glass steagall act with the commodity futures modernization act both of which were promoted at the request of ken lay of enron and allowed the ultimately the banks to get into this derivative business and all these other things these to these too big to fail banks so and you know it crashed in two thousand and seven and instead of fixing it we just kind of threw bubble gum and bailing wire out it and that's why i suggest that it's going to that that crash as not ended yet and in fact it's going to get even worse because we're reinflating the bubble but we're not fixing the structure and when it does crash i. pick twenty sixteen because i think. the president nobody wants to be you know crash to happen on their watch and so the fed the white house and everybody you know they're going to do everything they can to hold that off as long as they can so if ever two thousand and sixteen looks likely to me but george bush was trying to hold off until november of

british reporter graeme phillips gives a firsthand account of his capture and interrogation by a crane she curity forces to his deported i'm barred from the country for three years. human rights watch says the ukrainian military could have committed war crimes by killing civilians with unguided rockets plus. israel and hamas temporarily lay down arms for a twelve humanitarian truce in gaza strikes kill a family just minutes before the polls began bringing the total palestinian death toll most nine hundred.

this status update their reeds is really nice to talk was somewhat about killing sprees and more graemeple in cold blood creek, they love it. no judgment. a police officer posing as a client or arrange a meeting on the fourth of july. she came here and then offers a that arrest occurred and placed our in custody. >> pam: a final decision is right or round the corner for it coming. >> reporter: that is right city chamber is packed to islam that there has been overflown in the hallway. they cannot get anywhere and they are standing hoping to hear what is going on inside. they were opposing of this project that is a whole lot more traffic to students who are our replaced and that overcrowded school another concern is naysayers that creaks will be damage and broader resources will be needed. walter resources will be needed when the state is facing a drought. >> the quality of san ramon is how we protect those homes. >> would have to flatten out and plateau to put 720 homes there and it makes no sense. >> reporter: is the final stage. if approved it could take up to three years to complete t

these are pictures of my grand kids enjoying ice graeme on fourth of july.hey are doing it up, getting ice cream every where you can well see. too much ice cream. and by the way, let me tell you, you know what? they did a study they found out that people really don't like bacon ice cream, licorice ice cream, horse radish ice cream and something called cold sweat which is pepper in your ice cream. >> you love ice cream. >> there's nothing grocer than children with sticky ice cream hands. >> they got it all over me, greg. >> you don't want to see me eat ice cream. >> some quick pictures. maybe a video of an amazing day at the grand canyon. hiked at an altitude of 6,000 feet. if you have a teen great way to reconnect, no cell phones, no lines no, waiting for rides. if you're ever questioning your belief in who created the earth, go take someone to a national park and hike one of these. they are amazing. you'll be convinced. grand canyon, big benin texas or rocky mountain in colorado. >> very quickly. gives me a wave. over the side. 6,000 feet down straight down

graeme mcdowell on the 11th hole we'll say with an 8 iron, second shot, we'll make it a 6 iron. couple of rolls and one two three, [ sound effect ] right in the cup. >> take a bow, my friend. how about a high five? that is an eagle and that is your play of the day. >> you didn't use your golf voice. >> i didn't get breathy. >>> 6:27. more than 100 people dead after a passenger jet crashes in west africa. coming up, what investigators believe brought down the plane. >> reporter: and the case of the alleged peeping professor. coming up, why police think there may be more victims out there this morning. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, bulldog: bulldog: [yawn] i just had a dream i was at mattress discounters with tempur-pedic and the largest selection of memory foam mattresses under one roof! icomfort, by serta... optimum, by posturepedic... ahh! comforpedic, by beautyrest... ooh! 48 months interest-free financing, free delivery, and queen-size memory foam mattress sets as low as $697! that's more mattresses than you can shake a bone at. ♪ mattress discounters possible breakthrough in the effort fo

buffett and paul mccartney the two were just casually sitting on a bench and the background the is to graemehad the caption chilling with my home meese began see white giving a bit to the grant and bonds of waterbury and there's concern paul are behind them. "chillin with my homies" >> pam: >>> "the insider," with perspective on today's top trending stories. >> germany are the champions of the world! >> celebs flood brazil for the world cup final. >> rihanna gone wild. heidi, gisele, and shakira join the party. ♪ nah, nah, nah plus, king james reclaims his cleveland throne. >> it's kind of like making amends. >> rumors his missus motivates the big move. >> miami was not my favorite place. >> then kim k.'s ex reggie bush marries her clone. brother brodie is being called a traitor. >> jofia all smiles. but is the "true blood" hunk ready for her modern family? >> we'll beat him in. we'll alhim into the family. >> leann and eddie get real. >> it was fun. we got to call b.s. on so much stuff. >> michael and joel's drinking game. >> if you could have another craft, what would it be? >> i'd work at

the command post is located at graeme deal and crest you drive.y people the five to six residents have been evaluated and there are people who are still in their home and was told not to leave their home there was some people who was told to get out in cannot go in until further notice. the the thing is from the police department that there are this negotiation is still going on. of course we will keep you updated on get the details that is the latest and back to you pam >> reporter: drivers are making alternate plans as the holiday closure begins tonight at 9:00 and will last until 5:00 a.m. on monday july 7th. so if you are heading north on 280 the last exit yucatec before being forced on 101 the following the northbound to 80 on reps will be closed and crews will be closing a bridge he and he and. hinge >> catherine: a reminder that this week marks the beginning of the most dangerous moss for children left in hot cars. the july and august each have an average of nine hard stroke or heat stroke deaths of attended children. and even if the outsid

graeme percolate and do their thing.tagram >> reporter: 1 out of five minutes on the internet is spent on facebook. that is stunning. >> catherine: we mentioned the i watch briefly and everyone is talking about that can you tell us more of what is expected and >> reporter: apple has done more of experts creek one of the speculation is that it will have more sensors to monitor your blood glucose and your heart rate. so if you start receiving a spike in your blood flow maybe you are about to have a heart attack it will alert you. apple does every think right. the google watch and samsung watch was horrible. >> catherine: so this could be pretty impressive. >> reporter: of around october and 2099309 $9 range. >> reporter: i save my life with a watch? >> catherine: that is pretty sophisticated. >> reporter: we are expecting to add more jobs the which will help the economy. helping stop markets patrickstock markets >> jacqueline: it will stay pretty clear overnight crude clearing fess up through sunday 10 to 15 degrees warmer

i met $300 million >> gary: $21 million is guaranteed and graeme is the guy that wanted to be paid asa wide receiver because they giggly make more money than tight end but here is the funny part. he received $23 million guaranteed. so again he will not receive another raise. so he will have to stick it out. >> catherine: bay are saying 3 million to 5 million per it they are saying ...3-5 million dollars. >> gary: clearly has been very outspoken and report of gay marriage. some say that is why he is not playing in the league anymore let's hear from clearly. kluwe as >> and country we need to change that because it is harmful to a lot of people. >> gary: he is now the third choice to win the british open he has not when a major championship since 2008. tiger last year if he says anything, anything about tomorrow's round. >> what would be evident sectional finish? exceptional >> first place. >> anything else would be unexceptional? >> definitely. >> catherine: does he have a shot? >> if someone >> gary: if someone asks me to pick who will be first place i always pick killed because he ha

but when you do the old facebook and twitter plus is the graeme 49ers are six and raiders are 8 creekat practice today he had to go to las angeles to address the incident that he allegedly made a false report of a bomb threat in loss' angeles international airport. i cannot help but smile. walk into the room and all then why did you say you had a bomb? >> gary: 49 our locker room, you could just live in it hit because it is so big. >> gary: i keep thinking that you have to win. when you put a product out there to support this thing at $1.2 billion. you are going to pay the price you have to pay it to keep going. placing 18 on the field that is great. i am not joking. half of that you would not even see the game. >> jacqueline: tv to watch the games on. >> pam: (laughter) >> gary: this 25 year old or 26 year old men have to produce or no one will want to pay $300 for a meal on a regular basis >> gary: first to years do not get me wrong because it is so new. it is beautiful. it is going to be amazing trick >> gary: 8 years to block the tackle for dallas cowboys career at $40 million gua

largest component in the emerging market index, so it does raise some eyebrows, but it also is a graemeations. and two years ago, apple had very high expectations, too, with regards to its smartphones and tablets as well. for samsung, those expectations have steadily crept up, and sometimes it's just a game of that. also two years ago, apple's loss was samsung's game, and that might be reversing out, because apple has gotten steadily better. the overall technology sector earnings are actually acceler e accelerating, particularly in the semiconductor and semiconductor equipment industries that does not give us a cause for concern just because two of these companies have come out and warned. >> by the way, i'll point out, blackberry's been up 50% in the last month here. >> not too shabby, right? >> okay. just pointing in out. >> it is a specific story in some cases, nick. i'm looking at the estimates from capital iq. they're looking at increases of 8.5%, roughly? does 8.5%, in light of what we've just heard from samsung and philips sound still achievable to you? >> absolutely. that defini