now griffin has the of desean jackson and deandre roberts, but griffin thinks the competition is best players. he said the great thing about having so many weapons is all these guys have great attitudes. they're great characters guys and when you win, everybody is happy. i think we'll see a lot of big plays and instrumental plays in keeping us on the field and scoring points. so lots of targets. >>> the first place washington nationals open up their recent road trip tonight against the worst team in the division. since the rockies are sending franklin morales to the round, nats manager frank williams is giving bryce harper the night off. ryan zimmerman moves back to left field. that's fine as long as zim is still in the lineup. he's dominated the rockies hitting .348, his highest against any team. zimmer man says it's the solid play that makes it easy for him to be successful. >> literally from one to eight anyone could go off that day and have an amazing game and drive in four or five runs. you just never know who it's going to be. as a team and offense and lineup, it's fun to be a p

griffin. >> i'm used to doing that. so my name is jim griffin. i'm media tech nolgt gist. 20 years ago when i was the manager of genfen records so it's been 20 years. and there are so have many issues that are at the forefont of today's hearing and i'm fascinated by all of them but i'm going to focus on only one issue. and that is the growing need tore registries for databases. comprehensive databases of information related to creative works. and not just music. so my remarks while they focus on music really span the field of copyright. and i'm going to make just a half dozen fundamental points. the first point is that our goal should be to make it fast, easy and simple to pay for music, movies, books, art, other expressions of ideas, such that the market can work with the efficiency. if we make it fast, easy and simple to pay, more people will. secondly, we are need comprehensive public directives. it is unnecessarily difficult to pay or license from those difficult to identify or locate. we

let's turn to jennifer griffin in washington. the first reports it may have been shot down seemed absolutely impossible until you get the background of what happened in recent days. >> reporter: shep ard, remember this is the third plane to go down in this region since monday. on monday, you krienian officials say it was a russian missile fired at an antonov-26, ukrainian cargo plane that went down in this same area. just hours ago a fighter jet, sukhoi 25 was shot down by surface-to-air missile. the you anian pilot of that plane ejected safely. moments later we learned the malaysian plane had crashed in the same area. it has gone down in the village of torez. that is in donetsk. that is where these russian-supported separatists have been fighting against the ukraine government for the last four months. pentagon officials in the last few days have told us that there was an increase of russian soldiers along the border with ukraine in that area, about 10 to 12,000 russian troops had been deployed in recent days to that border regi

for robert griffin, iii no knee talk this time around. he's healthy and won't face too many changes, but griffin has been putting in the extra work with quarterback guru terry shea just like before he was drafted in 2012. griffin talked with grant and danny this morning on 106.7 the fan about why. >> i called tea because he was the guy -- terry because he was the guy with me when i first came out and he knew what i looked like before the injury and before some of the mechanical things that i was asked to change. so i wanted to get back with him to get back to those basics to get back to what i was doing at baylor when i came out. >> griffin has pierre garcon and tight end jordan reed back who both had career years in 2013, but griffin has two new t jackson and andre roberts. it means less passes thrown at all of them which amps up the competition and rg3 is okay with that. >> when you win everybody is happy and these guys know there's some weapons around them on the field, so they don't have all that pressure on them as well, but also the

we'll get to jennifer griffin at the pentagon. first, i want to give you a report from one of first reporters from "the new york times" and her word tell the story of this tragedy. this is not short. but i want to read it to you. it brought things home for us. after viewing debris over an area of several mys malaysia airlines flight mh17 came to rest in a large wheat field, dotted with purple flours and ringed in queen ann's lace, incongress guissely many of the bodies were largely intact, indicating that the plane had made it's least a somewhat controlled landing. as dark descended on the field, light rain began to fall. casting a funeral pall over a scene of almost unspeakable horror. a woman in a black sweater top on her back, blood from the firs, her left arm raised. another victim, naked except for a black bra, lay on the fields. her gray hair mixing with the grown grasses, one leg broken, and her body torn. a young boy who looked to be around 10 years old lay on his side in a red t-shirt reading-don't panic. pieces of the pl

griffin was neutral on the fed.admiring things nor about the like stanley druckenmiller did, i'll get to in a second. he said it makes sense they're taking time on raising rates. thinks it's harder to stop a rate hike mid-cycle than just wait for the right moment to strike. he thinks that makes sense. does see good lever momentum. a that runs a kpip as big as sis del, over 1,000 people, interesting to hear and thinks they'll wait longer but raise aggressively. now, druckenmiller, negative on the fed, you just heard. >> you think? >> he thinks it's a bad risk rewart, a bad bet made. go to mars five years and come back, you would be shocked to see interest rates were at or near zero. thinks it doesn't make sense and is widening potential negative conventions the longer they way. he's very concerned about it and when he looks at economic data thinks it doesn't make a lot of sense. >> that debate is growing louder by the day, really. you know, it exploded a little on our show this week with rick and steve. having it out

let's turn to jennifer griffin in washington.he first reports it may have been shot down seemed absolutely impossible until you get the background of what happened in recent days. >> reporter: shep ard, remember this is the third plane to go down in this region since monday. on monday, you krienian officials say it was a russian missile fired at an antonov-26, ukrainian cargo plane that went down in this same area. just hours ago a fighter jet, sukhoi 25 was shot down by surface-to-air missile. the you anian pilot of that plane ejected safely. moments later we learned the malaysian plane had crashed in the same area. it has gone down in the village of torez. that is in donetsk. that is where these russian-supported separatists have been fighting against the ukraine government for the last four months. pentagon officials in the last few days have told us that there was an increase of russian soldiers along the border with ukraine in that area, about 10 to 12,000 russian troops had been deployed in recent days to that border region

as jennifer griffin pointed out to us.ea along the border between ukraine and russia is a highly contested area with a lot of tensions. jennifer griffin is standing by still with us out of d.c. still continues to work sources over russia and news reports. what else do you have for us? >> reporter: we're hearing from an advisor to the ukrainian interior ministry is that the malaysian plane was allegedly brought down by a surface-to-air missile known as a buke missile. reports on the ground in a town in eastern ukraine said they reported seeing on thursday, a buke rocket launcher. this is highly sophisticated rocket launcher that allegedly came in from russia. it is being provided to ethnic russian separatists operating in that eastern ukraine city. a apreporter saw the rocket lawn cher and we also know that the malaysian plane was flying at 33,000 feet when it was brought down. that is very high altitude. it would require a very sophisticated rocket or missile system. if in that fact that caused the plane to go down. very i

no surprise to griffin. >> you're about to travel. hopefully sooner than you want to.at journey, for some reason. there's that strong relationship. that's like the fourth -- >> oh, my god, that's crazy. >> that's like the fourth time it's popped up. look. >> and marriage. >> and marriage, with a man who's worried about you. >> jason, of course. >> michael draper has a hustle as well. his involves the creative use of soap. >> i don't know what it is. i don't know what it is for real. >> draper was recently returned to general population, where he has been busy making soap sculptures that he trades for commissary items or favors. >> did this last night. this is soap. the brown stuff is coffee. the gray for the hairs and all that is strands of blanket. and the black stuff right here is like the soot and stuff in the windows, the black, sticky stuff. all this other material is just bars of soap, broken little pieces and stuff. >> in the short time he's been back in population, draper has traded his sculptures for envelopes to mail motions he's written to his judge. and sin

that is not true, according to the reporting of our jennifer griffin. they report seeing a powerful missile launcher today in the same region where the plane went down. jennifer griffin reports that those separatists did take over a ukrainian military installation, where missiles capable of taking down a jet were located. initially, early going in all of this, in the first few minutes after the crash happened, some of the leaders of this separatist region, the donetsk region said, look what happened, there's video that we took down a ukrainian transport plane carrying, presumably they thought, ukrainian military personnel. instead, what came down was malaysia airlines flight 17. en route to kuala lumpur from amsterdam. we'll show you the flight path on the wall now. the jet was headed from amsterdam to kuala lumpur in malaysia, just off the russian border. in a separate incident just last night, ukrainian officials said they shot down a fighter jet in that region using an air-to-air missile. officials in ukraine said it is proof the kremlin is supportin

jennifer griffin reporting according to senior officials, a senior u.s. official, the missile fired at that boeing 777 came from inside ukraine territory, not from the russian side of the border. this according to a classified intelligence report. it continues to say, goes on to say rather that the u.s. intel community is leaning toward the conclusion that it was fired by russian-backed separatists. can not definitely conclude that at this point but all indicators certainly point in that direction. more on this breaking news in a moment as our coverage continues right after this.

robert griffin iii knows it will separate the men from the boys. >> i think the guys always say it is a locker room type thing, when the pads are going, that's when you find the real football players. football is a physical game and we have some physical specimens on the team. you see that. everybody likes to think if they look good in shorts and shirts they will look good in pads. >> the defense looks to improve in season, an area of concern is the secondary. they brought back ryan clark, a 13 year vet to leave the way. and the defensive line has quite a bit of depth and competition in camp will be heavy. ryan kerrigan knows the competition will help build the team. >> you don't want dropoff from the first group to the second to the third and we have that right now. i believe we really picked up where releft off in minicamp and are hitting, hopefully, will continue to eliminate mistakes and make plays. >> a familiar face on the lane is barry cofield. he had surgery over the summer, so he should be in better health. he will compete for the starting job at nose tackle. >> i feel like t

today was bounceback day for the offense, robert griffin looking much sharper.sn't monsoon conditions. griffin able to grip it and rip it a lot better today, better performance, more smiles from rg3 after practice. >> today obviously was better, sunny outside. >> reporter: it's beautiful. >> everybody is getting a tan. like we told the offense, they stole our bike yesterday. we had to come get it back today. >> reporter: finally this is jerry rice, jr. dancing it up with his homeys before practice. he's the son of you know who, jerry rice the most famous wide receiver in all of football. rice jr. just tried to make the team. by the looks of it, if football doesn't look out, maybe dancer or rapper? >> my name is jake and i can't rap. j. rice jr., give me some dap. >> my name is jerry and i'm out to win because your boy grew and now he's a redskin. how about that 1? >> reporter: diane roberts, i think i'm ready for my record deal. that's all we got here in richmond. back to you in the studio for the ravens side of the story today. >> thank you, dave, and no rappin

so kathy griffin wants to be an actre actress, sarah silverman. i'm going back in november to the national theater in washington and i'm doing a play reading. i want to go back. i've been on broadway three times, i want to go back. my bucket lisp three things on my bucket list, go back to the stage, mare are you a wealthy jewish man who is about to die, and his last thing is, give joan everything. and my third is go on a boat somewhere, have a boat. fabulous. >> why go back to the stage when by your own admission, acting is your first love, but there have been moments where you've had issues with the way that you were reviewed or treated. >> yes. >> on stage. why go back again? >> because there's nothing like live performing. and i'm a new york girl. i come out of new york theater. to me, coming out of the subway with my mother looking up, that was the first thing i got. okay, you know, here we go again. to be in new york to go into a theater and go backstage and they say hello to you is a dressing room for you, this is not tragic. this is not tra

gruden made it very clear today he's going to be very cautious and selective as to how much robert griffin, iii runs in 2014. >> but it's not something that you make the bulk upon of your offense. that's why we have the guys that we have. that's why we run the offense we've been running and you haven't seen very much of his own read. >> reporter: speaking of running, pierre garcon was back at practice. while he did some drills, coach gruden wanted him to take it slow. >> i think he probably wanted to go. it's important for him to make sure he fully recovers. you burst out sprinting and reinjure it. we just want to make sure he's back to 100% and can open it up and run before he goes again. >> reporter: linebacker eric brown and brandon jenkins were not here today. back to you guys. >>> it was a beautiful day in

general griffin has gone through this. all the radar installations of nato around europe, all of the ground installations of all these other countries, eventually will get to the bottom of this. and the world is watching also reminds europe, you're part of the world, you have to step up on the sanctions against russia. no more holding back. that was another subliminal message. >> yesterday it was announced, the president was to speak at -- i believe it was 3:15 yesterday afternoon. he was late but at 3:15 eastern time we got wore word from the european union their doing the sanctions. those sanctions are minimal. >> there's reason for that. there's politics. europe is heavily integrated with the economy of russia, heavily dependent on russia for energy. 30% of the gas supply of western europe comes from russia's gas company, and goes in pipelines cruise ukraine. so, europe is right up next to this, and has a lot at stake. >> a quickmer shall break "shepard smith reporting" begins at the top of the hour. veggies you're cool

to give subsidies to people on state exchanges not federally run exchanges the evidence randolph griffin gave for this bizarre claim is section thirty six b. of the affordable care act which gives the government the power to subsidize health care care plans which were enrolled in through an exchange of stablish by the state . there's no question that this is a really poorly worded sutton's sometimes the united states is referred to as the state at all but to say as the d.c. circuit court did today that it means that the government can only subsidize insurance plans bought on exchanges set up by the states is just insane as you know highs are pointed out over at think progress that in order to accept the d.c. circuit boards reasoning one has to believe that congress buried it didn't timebomb within the arcane position provisions of the affordable care act that when a debt when it was detonated would render much of the act a no let's see. faulty reasoning or not the d.c. circuit courts how big ruling is still a really really big deal if it stands and the government has to stop subsidizing

here's senior investigative correspondent drew griffin with an exclusive report, keeping them honest. >> it's one of the largest settlements ever recorded by the new york attorney general's office. they've agreed to pay fines, change the way they do business and set a much more transparent course for charities across the nation. eric schneider man calls the private fund-raising firm despicable in how it has deceived the mostly old and gullible out of hundreds of millions of dollars. >> some of these pleas were heart wrenching. they were hoping some poor particular veteran get a car and a better life, and we've now learned through our investigation, that in some cases those stories were totally fab rated. that the foundation at issue had never helped the veterans they used in their ads. >> quadrica will pay a fine and forgive $13 million in dealt still owed it by the disabled national foundation. >> you're getting back to me, is there going to be an issue. >> for years, ever since we found out these two groups have been taking your generous donations and pocketing almost all of the mon

thank you, jennifer griffin, thanks so much. we're going to be following all the breaking news out of ukraine in this hour, but first we turn to the ongoing crisis in the middle east. israel ramped up its ground offensive. john huddy, the man who never sleeps, the man smack in the middle of the action in gaza city. watch this. >> reporter: okay. [ bleep ] whoa! whoa! whoa! >> john huddy now joins us from gaza. john. >> reporter: yeah, well, sean, during the past 24 hours the fighting has really accelerated here in gaza. that's because as we know now israeli ground forces have crossed the border and they're pushing in deeper into gaza. so that -- what you saw at that air strike was one of probably about four or five of our count in this area. there was actually two behind us here targeting a location early. yeah, right, earlier. and then several others as well over the course of the last couple hours. along with that we've had artillery fire. we've had incoming artillery fire as well that was hitting a location from offshore nava

drew griffin has been on this story for years. he would not let it go.s had a lot of doors slammed in his face, folks. guess what, it worked. the charity gets a record breaking fine levied against it and that ain't all. we're going to let you know what else drew was able to do in just a moment. >>> we are keeping them honest. and a huge historic fine has been levied in the veteran charity fraud case. a story that was busted wide open by cnn and our investigative unit headed by drew griffin. the disabled veterans national foundation. sounds great. it claimed to help disabled veterans. the way they decided to help was donating thousands of coconut m&ms. nothing says help like that. instead things that were genu e genuinely in need. the more than $100 million that they got in donations have instead been going into the pockets of private fund-raisers, instead of into the pockets of the vets that needed help. and now new york state attorney general says enough is enough and it is all because of the reporting by cnn and senior investigative correspondent drew

drew griffin reports. >> reporter: what the state was doing, i don't fricking know.ling you, i am pissed. it wasn't adequate. >> reporter: as a politician, ray nagin always attracted attention as here in the wake of hurricane katrina. but now he is facing a very different kind of attention. a new orleans mayor elected as a reformer, vowing to sweep corruption from the city, left a federal courthouse today a convicted felon, sentenced to ten years in prison. prosecutors in this federal corruption probe say nagin accepted hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes, kickbacks, and even free granted for his family business. a mayor on the take almost from when he took office. >> what ray nagin did was sell his office over and over and over again. >> he did not. we rebuke that. >> the damage that ray nagin inflicted on this community, to include you, ma'am, to include you, is incalculable. >> reporter: even for a city accustomed to public corruption, it is a remarkable fall from grace, and ends an era most in new orleans would like to forget. elected in 2002, his terms in

but they gave them to chad griffin's political war room, and every press release and every statement that they made contained those, that language as well. >> so they, those lawyers know the supreme court justices. is kennedy the only one that they're thinking about? >> well, i think, you know, look, david at different times said he was sure they were going to get all nine. nobody thought that. that was just, you know, bravado and for the headlines. but i think that everybody considered justice kennedy the swing. and i think if you look at sort of, i mean, this is yet to be decided because the way for those of you that don't know, the the way that the court ultimately decided this was, essentially, to punt, and it allowed marriages to resume in california, one-fifth of the country which is, you know, a huge victory but not the kind of 50-state decision that they had hoped for. finish -- and they, you know, at one point, but at any rate, did i answer your question? i think i sort of trailed off will at the end, sorry. [laughter] >> that's okay. so at this point let me, why don't we tu

you had essentially chad griffin who is gay sitting watching the elections returns come in on election night. and barack obama makes history. you know, he's the first african-american president elected. chat as a democrat. he wants to celebrate, but he's watching on his computer screen as the numbers roll in. proposition eight was at the ballot, vote initiative essentially strip gay and lesbians of the right to marry in california. they briefly enjoy that right after the california supreme court said it was a matter of state constitution. the voters within asked to change the constitution, and they did. and so they were, a few days later, chad and christian and the friends who happen to be rob and michele reiner a sitting at a polo match in hollywood which is a very kind of tricky place, a meet and greet place. they are talking about what are we going to do? we can't win in california. we can't win here. where can we possibly win? and by circumstance, a friend of the reiners stopped by, heard what they're talking about, fast forward and said, you really out to talk to a friend of mine,

lucky for griffin, he only has one quick turnaround in september in philadelphia and then at home on september 25th against the giants. training camp begins next week. >>> set your alarms, the british open tees off hours from now. phil mickelson is the defending champ. finally breaking through with the win last year. but he hasn't finished in the top ten on the pga tour since that victory. >> it's such a different viewing for me coming over here having won this tournament. the way i felt was, am i ever going to break through and play well on links golf and win an open championship? and now i know that i can. i know that i've done it. it takes a lot of the pressure off me. but when i arrive as a past champion, it feels terrific. >>> think you're good at making stuff with sand? this is in poland. they're creating comic characters from shrek and also from a whole bunch of other stuff. they're getting ready to go snow white and the seven dwarfs. the display goes to the end of summer if you want to run over to poland and check it out over the (vo) ours is a world of passengers. the red-ey

that includes quarterback robert griffin iii. rg iii is completely healthy and feeling good about 2014. >> reporter: the team has the day off after five days of really tough practices. robert griffin iii this season looks lighter on his feet, happier, always has a smile on his face. he says the pressure is off this year. we caught up with him to give us an update on the status of camp. >> how have the last five days been? >> i think as the first day of the arranged practice and you want to make sure you get better as a team. >> reporter: do you feel like it is coming together? you guys working out the kinks? >> i think on day one everyone came out expecting to see us win the super bowl and that didn't happen especially with the rain. the next day the guys took the challenge to themselves to not have such a less crisp day. we are making line checks and everybody is getting it right away and able to run the play in a matter of seconds. >> you seem so happy and relaxed and so calm. >> it is fun. there is no stress this year. my team

. ♪ >>> so we're on our way to meet frank griffin.ly well known here in l.a., he went on to start his own agency called the bauer griffin agency. i'm going there, so he could give us an idea what the big shot of the week is. what could be the big money picture of the week. >> i'm morgan. nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. come in. i'll show you around the place a bit. these are a couple of our famous pictures up there. jennifer aniston is always big news, so we have a couple we've made covers on that. there's a very well known one, barack obama in hawaii after he was elected but before he's inaugurated. >> bauer griffin is responsible for some of the most famous celebrity images of the last decade. and frank's been shooting the rich and famous for years. he knows better than anyone what sells and today he's going to help me figure out how to shoot it. >> what decides the value that's put on people's heads? what makes somebody more valuable than somebody else? >> the demand. simple economics. there's a tight handful of maybe a doze

to sort out what we know at this hour, jennifer griffin looks at the geopolitical impact. ed henry with reaction from the administration. as the obama foreign policy is still under fire. but first, senior foreign affairs correspondent a.m.y kellogg has this developing story. hello, amy. >> reporter: bret, this is the first time the conflict between russia and the ukraine has spilled over in any significant way. like the daunting prospect of an investigation and recovery operation. malaysian airlines flight mh-17 from amsterdam to kuala lumpur with 295 people on board was shot down in eastern ukraine, about 20 miles from the russian border. >> the ukrainian authorities believe that the plane was shot down. at this stage, however, malaysia is unable to verify the cause of this tragedy. >> reporter: ukraine's president said the boeing 777 was shot down and not by his forces. >> i would like to bring your attention to the fact that we are not calling it an accident or a disaster. but an act of terrorism. >> reporter: ukraine's security chief went a step further saying he had p

jennifer griffin reports they've been looking at this for a long time.publicly to say the russian military is firing on the ukrainians today. >> well, they say they have the u.s. government now, the defense department said they have evidence that there is conclusive evidence. no doubt about it. now, obviously you have a response from the russians who say, well, show us the evidence, bring it all and all that. i think that's game playing, as jonah was suggesting. but there's no murkiness to any observer. the question now is about the international response. we heard in the report earlier tonight that you're seeing more of a response coming from the eu and the canadians specifically in regard to the gas and lights. and the other element to be considered here is u.s. public opinion. i think it's still the case that most americans don't think that we should be sending more troops, or even more weaponry into the ukraine. i think putin is playing a game in which he is seeking to stir on, fire up russian nationalism at a time when the economy is going to have a

however, robert griffin, iii did look a little rusty today. coach gruden called his performance erratic. dave owens is in richmond with more on day one. >> reporter: today was one of those practices where a coach may not admit it, but he was probably saying to him let's just get through this and let's hope nobody gets hurt. mother nature dialing up a deluge thursday. the show went on waterlogged, but it still went on. look at these sloppy conditions. this place was a soggy mess, although it didn't dampen the spirit of the fans. how about the execution on the field? shall we say it left much to be desired. i saw a lot of dropped balls, robert griffin, iii looking inaccurate and rusty, although he's not panicking. he and some of his teammates say the team benefited from the mosh pit practice. >> it's a good thing to have to work through the rain and throw those wet footballs and catch those wet footballs and work on the quarterback center exchange. >> conditions are awful, but the field feels great, though, and we got to get used to it, you know

finally the athlete most likely to self-promote, who else but robert griffin, iii. fans wanted rg3 to be quieter this offseason. he was, still this is the only d.c. athletes that tweets about his new logo, then sends an instagram about the tweet about the new logo, then hits you up on facebook about the tweet about the instagram about the new logo. >> we lawsuit about doing an interview and he -- thought about doing an interview and then he had the new logo. >> we'll be back in hey pal? you ready? can you pick me up at 6:30? ah... (boy) i'm here! i'm here! (cop) too late. i was gone for five minutes! ugh! move it. you're killing me. you know what, dad? i'm good. (dad) it may be quite a while before he's ready, but our subaru legacy will be waiting for him. (vo) the longest-lasting midsize sedan in its class. introducing the all-new subaru legacy. it's not just a sedan. it's a subaru. uncle craig, what's the deal? oh...you can't record that many shows at once. why? you can't save every single cartoon. why? you know you can't pause the tv here and play it in another r

i'm looking forward to talking to ceo ken griffin. in addition to managing $20 billion in his hedge funds and running a major market business, griffin has strongly held views about the banking industry, including a entire to see it broken up that he shared last fall. >> glass steagall makes a tremendous amount of sense. it's not appropriate for the securities trading operations in our country to enjoy the taxpayer support implicit in fdic insured companies. so the first thing i do is i pull the securities businesses out of the banking system. i would, in a sense, debank goldman sachs and morgan stanley. >> that notion becomes particularly interesting in an environment like this one where the embattled credit suisse is considering spinning off a substantial piece of its fixed income business. and banks across the board, including citi, which just reported another down turn are seeing higher revenue amid capital requirements. citadel trades in and out of positions frequently, they're always in the market for compelling, longer term inve

jennifer griffin reporting according to senior officials, a senior u.s.fficial, the missile fired at that boeing 777 came from inside ukraine territory, not from the russian side of the border. this according to a classified intelligence report. it continues to say, goes on to say rather that the u.s. intel community is leaning toward the conclusion that it was fired by russian-backed separatists. can not definitely conclude that at this point but all indicators certainly point in that direction. more on this breaking news in a moment as our coverage continues right after this. bill: 9:30 in new york. getting more information right before the break. sources telling fox news and jennifer griffin that the missile fired at malaysian airline flight 17 came from inside ukrainian territory, not from the russian border. this according to a preliminary classified intel report. we showed you a map about 25 minutes ago that locates the area where the plane and the debris is on the ground. it is about 25, som 30 miles from the russian border. what will the president

robert griffin, iii was sharper and happier telling reporters yesterday the defense took her bikes from us. today -- our bikes from us. today we got it back. >> i'll be the first to say i needed to improve from yesterday. we all did. that's just how it is. every day you go in, look at the film, try to fix what you did wrong. >> yesterday coach challenged us because he felt it wasn't a great day. today we came out with high energy, played at a high level, tempo was there. everybody flew around, made plays. every day has to be like a building day. >> i just thought the tempo wasn't as clean and sharp as i would like it and had to challenge them. so they responded very well today. >> reporter: and jay wasn't the only gruden in the house today. his brother jon graced the sidelines. the super bowl winning coach says he's proud of his little bro. that's going to do it for our coverage here today. we'll have coverage here in richmond throughout the weekend. for now back to you. >> thanks, dave. >>> this time last year mike shanahan was leading the troops in richmond before his unceremonious de

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jennifer griffin has the story. what do we know about the russian colonel who is letting the uprising. snishgs igor strawcaust is known and this colonel who is leading the movement over saw the strike. they don't believe he anyhow they were targeting a jet. one of his lieutenants is overheard talking to another russian military intelligence officer in intercepts. and they are conducting voice rebbing nugz and believe the audio to be authentic. >> you shot down a plane it fell down outside. >> pilots were where are the pilots. >> sent off to look at the plane. >> how many minutes ago. >> 30 minutes ago. >> that surface to air missile had to come from russia. the training provided and operated that surface to air missile system, most likely came from russia. >> that was u.s. defense secretary chuck hagel as one well placed western source, we are building a case and it is pretty near bulletproof at this point. >> we'll talk about the missile launcher, where is it now? >> western intelligence are watching the separatist

. >> players, including quarterback, robert griffin, iii, made a message to the police department who making a video to reduce youth violence. >> police are actively searching for the person who shot and killed a teen. >> hampton has had 21 homicides so far this year. and 14 of those cases, teens were the victim for suspects. reaching young people is paramount to stopping the cycle their previous video effort had 10,000 hits in less than a month. the hampton roads remix of one republic counting stars caught the attention of skins owner, dan schneider, while in europe. he invited them and now they are partnered to help kids. >> hopefully we can save a kid. prevent them from becoming something they shouldn't be and go on a straightened arrow and become the star we know they are. >> so the young men and women of hampton. stop the violence and don't be a stay tockic. >> statistic. >> get to the kids, they hope they are fun and entertaining and show that police can be the good guys and hope the redskins help drive home that point. from richmond, wusa9 sports. >> thanks so much, dianne. red

. >> later on in sports we'll talk football and let you hear what robert griffin iii had to say about another redskins controversy. horace holmes, abc~7 news. >> we'll see you guys soon. >> still come come on abc~ 7 news at 5:00, the new escalation in gaza that has the u.s. condemning israel's actions. >> a new threat to the team of investigators looking for answers in the shooting down of malaysia airlines flight 17. >> why a railroad company released a video that shows two women cheating death. >> new reaction tonight from the feds and industry insiders to that video we first showed you of a bus driver using his ipad behind the wheel. i'm joce sterman. the la >> tonight we are learning new details about that bus driver caught on camera using an ipad behind the wheel. >> our eye team broke the story yesterday and now it's dug up some new details about the bus company's own history. joce sterman live tonight in arlington with more on what we found. >> the federal motor carrier federal safety administration says they have seen our story and video and are looking into what happened. we'

now, while, meanwhile, fox's jennifer griffin reports on how international monitors are struggling to secure the site in that war torn. >> senior western intelligence officials tell us they believe this video shows the actual sa11 missile launcher used to bring down the malaysian plane. missing two of its four missiles, and shows the missile launcher headed toward the russian border at dawn yesterday. us officials now believe they've pinpointed the launch site for the missile that brought down the plane. they say they believe the sa11 missile was brought across the board fresh russia in recent weeks. and, since the malaysian plane went down, russian back separatist haves been frantically trying to hide tus officials believe the launcher is likely back across the board nerve russia. further, us intelligence analysts now think they have evidence that this former russian military intelligence colonel, igor, leading the separatist movement, oversaw the strike. twenty minutes after the plane went down, one every his lieutenants is overheard talking to another russian military intelligence

let's get to jennifer griffin. this matters a lot.tters to the whole world and i don't know why we can't get clarity. >> we reached out to marie harf to confirm what she said. she was talking about the russian military firing artillery across the border into ukraine. this should not come as any surprise because in recent weeks there have been russian fighter jets who have been accused of the ukraine government of firing from the air, firing on their fighter jets, the ukrainian military fighter jets. remember, there were two of those su-25's brought down by either antiaircraft fire or firing from russian planes flying into the vicinity. so russian planes have acrossed into ukrainian air space in recent weeks. this is not the first time the russians have been accused of actually crossing the border, not only with weapons but also firing across the border. >> you're on point as almost always. seems to me what is different here is the pentagon and the state department now say the russian military is firing on the ukraine military, and if

>> jennifer griffin joining us live. thank you, jennifer.ue to talk about this right now. at this hour a 24-member international delegation is at the crash site of malaysia airlines flight 17. but they're saying that armed rebels are restricting its access. this as ukrainian officials accuse russia of helping the rebel separatists destroy evidence at the scene. joining us now to lend his perspective, retired naval aviator and fox news military analyst chuck nash. thank you so much for joining us. >> pleasure. >> so we were just talking about what jennifer was discussing there, and you know, we have the phone intercepts, we have the video of the alleged launcher. where do you think we need to go from here in terms of getting the evidence that we need to find out who's responsible? >> one of the things that we need to do is a full crash investigation. now, as you say, there's a lot of information that we know from intelligence sources. but we still have to do the basic hard work of collecting the physical evidence, and then following that evid