ursncois hollande to west africa. the country experiencing an economic revival post civil war. ♪ our top story this hour, monitoring a temporary cease-fire agreed between hamas and israel. the israeli air force has put air raids on possible stop hamas was supposed to seize rocket fire until 3:00 p.m. look at -- 3:00 p.m. local time. go live to jerusalem. what can you tell us about these latest mortar rounds and where's does this leave the truce? cease-fire.nitarian three mortar rounds landed in the south of israel in open territory, causing no damage or injury. i have spoken to the israeli military spokesperson, they say the humanitarian cease-fire, from israel's point of view, continues. they take as being a rogue cell, hamas has signed up for the cease-fires and a road militant cell fired those. came across, it would be different. the cease-fire holds. in gaza, running about doing business, going to the bank or market and stocking up on food and getting medical supplies in lull betweenr battles. >> hamas gunmen trie

holland has a bit of experience. do you suggest just to ignore the front page of the new york times and the bloomberg talk page? >> at our peril. if this thingubt gets worse, it will have an effect on the u.s. stock market. what came about when the plane went down, the malaysian airline, it was a contained event. that is why the markets have been unbelievably resilient. smart friends of mine who have been short in the market in the past couple of years are not happy about the reaction of the market to all of this. >> not happy or out of business. >> overall what has happened is that this is saying is going to spiral out of control. >> and the market is also saying, look at the winters in this market. cory johnson, you were looking at twitter when it announced its results last night. over you looking at? >> kind of everything. what are you looking out? >> kind of everything. i'm not talking about the stock valuation. that is bonkers. >> you are talking about the slow concert -- slowing returns? for everyone revenue is

to talk about how franÇois hollande is very consistent.e didn't make any surprise announcements in this address. he is reaffirming the social democratic term that he is taken since january and to repeat that everything is going to be ok. franÇois hollande consistent here but criticism is also very consistent. let's take a look at the commonest paper. very critical of the direction -- let's take a look at the communist paper. his interview yesterday, there was nothing revolution about it. bastille day is the celebration of the republic. it says essentially what he said is, i am failing but i'm going to keep going down this path. there was nothing revolutionary or even illusionary about the speech. >> he gets criticized by the left and he gets a rubbing from the right. >> they are having a field day. you can see here. .e sees the future in pink a reference to a famous french song. socialism. color of basically delusional about the future in the editorial. he says that those who claim that france is sick are exaggerating. they say that franÇo

set say he is the man who francois hollande straight. there, hollande looks like a superhero. hollande is telling him we make a great team. valls hasree months, managed to change the image of the government and also the way the government works. the government seems to have more authority, is taking more action, is communicating better. all these things are good, but more importantly in the first 100 days or the next 1000 -- are the next 1000 days. that is the next -- that is the time for the next presidential election. quite happy. look at one left-leaning paper, the communist paper. they are quite disappointed in valls, that in 100 days he has managed to attack the very dna of the left and they are upset about it. france, andere in french politics, it has been over three months now since local elections in which the far right, the national front, they did very well. >> they did very well indeed. it was a historical election for them in many ways. 11 of the candidates from that party were elected mayor, so what has their first 100 days been like? taking a look at the big deci

. >> french president hollande says he still intends to deliver a warship to russia as planned despite deep criticism from both sides of the atlantic. >>> in corporate news, litigation talks talking its toll on credit suisse following a $8.5 billion settlement with u.s. authorities. >>> .shares dropping to the bottom in market after a disappointing set of second quarter numbers. the failed deal with omnicom is partly to blame. >> we have been too much focused on the omnicon deal. these certainly generated questions over the day-to-day issues. >> you're watching "worldwide exchange," bringing you business news from around the globe. >> hi, everybody. welcome. you are watching "worldwide exchange" for the next two hours. i just want to update ow some flashes we're just getting across our wires. we're seeing uk politicians talking, saying that they need to send a clear signal to russia, the world has changed since the recent eu meeting took place. he says expectations have changed and the eu needs to go further. a terrible incident that happened because of russia's support for these separ

president hollande said a flight data recorder has been found. listen. >> translator: an investigation is under way into the cause of this tragedy. one black box has been found. it is being brought in and will be examined as soon as possible. >> the plane was flying in bad weather, but president hold said it's too early to determine what caused the crash. we have more from paris. >> air algerie flight early thursday morning with at least 116 people on board. shortly after the pilot had to divert from the original route due to bad weather. 47 minutes later the plane dropped off the radar. now a research people in mal icon firmed the worst. >> translator: indeed the mission found on the site, pieces of the plane. this team found on the site sadly remains of dead bodies. we were not able to evaluate what the situation is as night began to fall and this team confirmed that it has seen the remains of the plane totally burned out and scattered on the ground. >> meanwhile the french foreign minster vowed to investigate what happened to the plane. the pl

bed last night hoping that everything that took place yesterday was just a dreadful nightmare but holland has woken up this morning to nothing short of a national tragedy as you said the majority of the passengers on that flight were dutch nationals and that flight took off from here where i am in amsterdam steeple airport before it crashed in ukraine and the scenes we saw here yesterday absolute devastation of the devastated passengers relatives just trying to obtain information about what had happened to their loved ones and the grief and the shock of coming to terms with their losses it was just unbelievable we also know that a number of the passengers were headed to melbourne for an international aid conference with a sense of shock last night but this morning the country has woken up to the tragedy and the reality of that very high death toll from holland. and from our sister network the spanish correspondent francisco at the scene of the crash in the early hours of the. in these kilometers that is is that you can see several pieces of the aircraft the antique here said that they don

rating president francois hollande spoke out against what happened yesterday. translator: we can't bring the conflict between israel and palestinian home. everyone is free to stage demonstrations. people have that right. but you cannot have outbreaks of violence. you cannot have attacks or attempts to attack places of worship, whether they're synagogues, like what happened yesterday. i say the same thing for mosques, for churches or temples. we live in a secular country. all religions have the right to peaceful places of worship. i would like to say frmly attacks of this sort will not be ell rated. >> the french president francois hollande speaking there in paris. bastille day marked the anniversary of the bastille prison, which spawned the french revolution. tonight the skies will be lit up with fireworks across for example and early on, soldiers carry flags of the countries who fought on the battlefields marked down the champs elysees to mark 100 years that passed ince that war began. >> watched by deep crowds lining the streets and under the eyes of presiden

we saw francis hollande make his way down to receive troops. for the first time they marked

london the british prime minister david cameron said he's in agreement with french president francois hollande and german chancellor angela merkel that further sanctions must be discussed the german chancellor though held a phone conversation over the weekend with president vladimir putin and which both parties said that an international investigation is a must and it must get to underway very soon from the hague peter all of r.t. so let's get more analysis from veteran british labor politician and former mayor of london ken livingstone who joins us now live good to see you can let's start with these threatened sanctions germany france the u.k. all apparently dishing out they sold him a term to russia because they want russia to make sure that the international investigators are given full access to the crash site what do you think about those threats. well i think there's an awful lot of pandering to the hysteria that's being whipped up here some of us are old enough to remember that back in two thousand and one ukrainian military shot down

what we're seeing here is franÇois hollande very much a hands-on leading role.ictimshe families of sunday afternoon and reassure them he would do everything he could for them. >> in a show of defiance after a series of threats from islamist muslims, iraqi christians have been attending church services in baghdad. a few dozen worshipers packed the virgin mary church in baghdad. order by isis for all christians to leave the city of mosul. and students who survived south thef -- who survived they weredisaster -- ordered to stay put, even as water started to come in as it sank on april 16, killing all 300 people on board. the crew have been charged with negligence and the banding -- and abandoning ship. what is it for this edition. please do stay with us here on -- that is it for this edition. please do stay with us here on "france 24." the italian inventions oh -- ili italian vincenzo nibl began with a comfortable ride. all he needed to do was keep clear of the kind of crash which are poorly stocked the second place rider. ago, --se collapsed with two laps to go, h

so i think president hollande didn't change his views on this political direction, economic, in terms of macroeconomic policy. but sometimes the reason of reforms need to be adjusted to the reality and that's what is whatting now. >> rose: and the reality is too much public debt? >> too much public debt. so that's something we need-- we have said, you know, we have stated and repeated it during the presidential campaign. we said we cannot go on with these deficits and the level of debt that we have. it was 900 billion your ows in 2002. when we came into power in 2012 it was dpoubled. so 1,800 euros so doubled in ten years. so it was impossible to go and-- we spend more on interest in reimbursing the interest of the debt than on education. and that's why we committed to make 50 billion euro spending cuts in the coming years which is a very huge effort. >> rose: its' very timely to have you here because of general electric. >> yeah. >> rose: what do you think of that deal. >> i think it's a good example of how we can cooperate with american partners. we have many others, actually. but i

of espionage what legal experts call a strict liability crime something human rights lawyer nancy hollander explains the only intent that the government has asked prove is that the person intended to disclose. documents or information that should not have been disclosed to the because it was classified or because it was confidential or because it involves some kind of national security the government does not have to prove who that individual intended to aid the enemy or harm the u.s. she says it's very easy for the government to prove and very hard to defend against much of the trial would probably be close to the public because it involves classified information and it would be very unlikely that snowden would be able to explain why he did what he did only how he did what he did it's not going to help him very much which hollanders client government whistleblower chelsea manning found out when chelsea man case she wasn't even allowed to put on any evidence why she did what she did until sentencing and then she got thirty five years after snowden fled the u.s. to hong kong with millions of

days of mourning in holland are very rare.ys ago, the prime minister said it wasn't national character without talking to the relatives. he decided it was a special day and so it was a very sober, moving and dignified receipt yesterday of the bodies from ukraine. it has changed the situation in holland because until now, the dutch have been reluctant supporting sanctions to punish russia but yesterday and the couple days before that, the minister of foreign affairs and our prime minister both said this is a game changer. the situation is not the same anymore. this will definitely change our policy towards russia. >> when we talk about the feeling on the ground there, what stood out to you most being a citizen and a journalist who covers this. what stood out to you most about the country when it paused and took that moment of silence? we saw people coming together on bridges, overlooking the caravan bringing these bodies home. what stood out to you most among all of that and what does it make you think about the fact that they

bed last night hoping that everything that took place yesterday was just a dreadful nightmare but holland has woken up this morning to nothing short of a national tragedy as you said the majority of the passengers on that flight were nationals and that flight took off from here where i am in amsterdam people airport before it crashed in ukraine and the scenes we saw here yesterday absolute devastation of the devastated passengers relatives just trying to obtain information about what had happened to their loved ones and the grief and the shock of coming to terms with their losses it was just unbelievable we also know that a number of the passengers were headed to melbourne for an international aid conference with a sense of shock last night but this morning the country has woken up to the tragedy and the reality of that very high death toll from holland correspondent. francisco at the scene of the crash earlier you sent this report this morning. in these kilometers that is around is that you can see several pieces of the aircraft the antique here said that they don't have the capability t

morning the country has woken up to the tragedy and the reality of that very high death toll from holland and over now to our sister network our spanish correspondent francisco data at the scene of the crash earlier this morning in this kilometer that is that you can see several pieces of the aircraft the militia here said that they don't have the capability to shoot an aircraft who is in a distance of ten thousand meters the 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. or granny armed forces now keeping us updated from the russia ukraine border is our correspondent you've been accomplished. this point it does seem that there is information coming in to the self-defense forces from the self-proclaimed donetsk people's republic that are also working on the scene in fact were some of the first ones to be at the site of the crash there are reports coming in saying that they have recovered a second black box now exactly where those boxes are head

that was french president francois hollande speaking following two emergency sessions held in paris at the french presidential palace. let's cross to the malian capital where alex is standing by. what more can you tell us about this investigation? >> we know french investigators and forensics experts will be arriving during the day flying directly to the home that is also part of -- homophone thousand troops based in mali. i have been speaking to local journalists from the area. you have to bear in mind they have given us the closest location. crash site is 80 kilometers to the south in an area with -- close to the border. come going to be easier to from there that took traveled to mali. it has been raining all night. a lot of the people who managed to get close to the crash site are there because of the phone network. those are the problems we are facing and investigators will be facing trying to piece together what happened and collect wreckage and bodies. we have been told the president will be going to the scene today. is not clear how he will get there. one thing that has come up

boyce wrote in a new york times editorial of an hollands bill the number of permits initially would be capped at the level of our two thousand and five carbon dioxide emissions cap would gradually ratchet down to eighty percent below that level by two thousand and fifty as the cap tightened prices of fossil fuels would rise faster and quantities would fall so total revenues would rise the tighter the cap the bigger the dividend boaters not only would want to keep the policy in place for the duration of the clean energy transition they would want to strengthen it so pretty straightforward in a sane world republicans would be all over chris van hollen this bill after all is basically a way to take money that would normally go straight to the federal government and give it back to everyday hard working americans. unfortunately we don't live in the same world. and have it all at least where the republicans don't live in the same way. we live in a world that is dominated by the fossil fuel industry that owns half of washington d.c. and pretty much the entire republican party. so in all like

sensitivityn of the of this, president along the hollande saident that mr. sarkozy should benefit from the presumption of innocence. sarkozy hit back giving his first major interview in two years. he was clearly furious over the way he had been treated. by the deeply shocked length of my detention. did i really have to go before the judge is at 2:00 in the morning? there was a will to humiliate me. >> the most serious charge was that the judiciary was politically motivated and out to destroy him. >> i have to tell the french people that part of this judiciary is being used for political ends. the french need to know this and judge for themselves. >> sarkozy denied any wrongdoing but is now mired in legal bales. >> he is fighting until the bitter end. he has a fermentable machine behind him. he also has a huge legal team and he can rely on a huge network. a current president who is deeply unpopular, in disarray, unemployment is high and the far right out for him. >> there is no question for him announcing politics so an immense struggle lies ahead. he is chal

--heard resident holland president hollande say that he would give up on the sale. ministers are starting to me right now. >> credit suisse. -- credit suisse. stay with us. ♪ x let's head out to jonathan ferro for look at the fx market. >> the focus is the eu meeting of foreign ministers. the market really not moving. the big one for this today is thatcpi. many people think --if that continues north [inaudible] this is going to move lower. from the $.coming the fx forecast for this trade right here is one dollar 29 by the middle of next year. it will be dependent on the dollar rally. are the bloomberg top headlines. eu foreign ministers are gathering in brussels to discuss further sanctions against russia. the eu is under pressure to expand sanctions. for a dead and dozens injured after a hospital was hit by is really tank fire. it comes as john kerry is in cairo trying to help rocher an egyptian cease-fire agreement. the u.s. secretary of state says more must be done to protect the lives of noncombatants. >> no country can step -- standby while rockets are attackin

. >> president hollande, the people of france, friends, family, our veterans. if prayer were made of sound, the skies over england that night would have deafened the wor world. captains paced their decks, pilots tapped their gauges. commanders pored over maps fully aware that for all the months of meticulous planning, everything could go wrong. the winds, the tides, the element of surprise. and above all, the audacious bet that what waited an the other side of the channel would compel men not to shrink away but to charge ahead. fresh faced gis rubbed trinkets, kissed pictures of sweethearts, checked and rechecked their equipment. god, asked one, give me guts. and in the predawn hours, planes rumbled down runways. gliders and paratroopers slipped through the sky. giant screws began to turn on an armada that looked more like ships than sea. and more than 150,000 souls set off toward this tiny sliver of sand upon which hung more than the fate of a war. but rather, the course of human history. president hollande, distinguished guests, i am honored to return here to

meanwhile, in holland, a national day of mourning for the victims has been announced by the dutch prime minister. that will take place on wednesday. in other world news, israeli airstrikes have claimed the lives of at least 13 women and children in gaza during the course of this tuesday according to local medical sources. more than 600 palestinians have now lost their lives since that conflict began on july 8. the israeli army says two more of its soldiers have been killed . they also confirm that a soldier who hamas militants claimed to have kidnapped is dead, although his body remains unaccounted for. >> five mosques reduced to rubble in gaza city tuesday. the death toll continues to climb as the assault on gaza intensifies with israel pummeling tens of targets. among them, a petrol station, shops, residential buildings, and the alaska hospital hit monday -- all in ruins. israel claims they were being used by hamas, but locals who have turned out to pick up the pieces say it is not hamas but thatillions -- civilians are being hit. >> they killed innocent children, women who were using

inner circle, asking about the private lives of his family members, hollande himself, other ministers it has obviously been found out that he is a spy. he was asking too many questions . this report has revealed the kinds of methods that these spies use to get this kind of information. this guy offers small gifts at the beginning to people like reporters and military specialists in order to get a few favors in return. they start at with a small gift. that'll and anyone in jail. -- they don't land anyone in jail. then they work up and see if journalists are interested and s in returnr gift for bigger favors. this spy is, as i say, the eyes and years of putin in france. isgoes on to say that putin keen to have more information on what is going on in europe lost capital -- europe's capital because he feels this is a sensitive time. putin is at the mercy of european sanctions. they are going to be tighter because leaders will be looking at broadening them and toughening sanctions not only on putin's inner coterie but on the russian economy in general. findremlin is trying to out what is b

of marieya's presence in holland. >> so this was big news. >> yeah, turned out to be pretty big news.to talk to me and was like warning me like oh, what are you going to do? are you going to go in hiding or -- aren't au afraid of the fsb? >> there's plenty of fury in the netherlands for president putin but it wasn't always this way. after all, holland was one of the few european countries to send its highest dignitaries to the sochi winter olympics. here's the country's king having a beer with the russian president. do you think people here are angry at vladimir putin? >> that's for sure, but the question is are they also angry with his daughter. she's his daughter doesn't make her guilty. >> marieya's close ties to a country reeling from the loss of mh17 simply a bizarre coincidence in a tragic story. erin mclaughlin, cnn, amsterdam. >> that's it for "the lead." i'm brianna keilar. jake tapper is back on monday. i turn you over now to wolf blitzer live from jerusalem in "the situation room." happening now a special report. breaking news, a pause in fighting. israel's prime minister h

you might think that the call for sanctions would be loudest in holland still in shock over the deaths of 193 of its citizens, but the netherlands is the single largest european importer of russi goods. and when preived today the dutch foreign minister would only say all options remain on the table. the european foreign minister's meeting, scott ended in real discord. certain countries were appalled that france would go ahead and sell weapons to russia at this time, and predictably, there was no decision on further sanctions. >> pelley: liz palmer standing before the memorial and flowers at the amsterdam airport. liz, thank you. in the city that never sleeps, someone stayed up late, creating mischief. and prince george turns one, and the royals are flush with pride when the cbs evening news continues. so when my moderate to severe chronic plaque psoriasis wa d it. cc1: i finally had a serious talk with my dermatologist. this time, he prescribed humira-adalimumab. humira helps to clear the surface of my skin by actually working inside my body. in clinical trials, most adults with modera

but they have been seen in holland, walking their dogs and shopping at the local supermarket. and now many here hold russia responsible for mh17. the mayor of hill verson told a local radio station that maria putin should be kicked out of the country. he later tweeted an apology, saying at the time he was angry. well, here in this exclusive neighborhood near the hague, neighbors tell me that there is a pent house apartment just over there. he doesn't actually live there, but from time to time, they do see him and maria putin. eye ron eck that the neighborhood is called crim vike. crim is dutch for crimea. we ring the doorbell. no one answers. and the neighbors are camera-shy, but they tell us they've seen the couple. journalist sylvan shawn hoeven broke the story in 2013 of maria's presence in holland. >> so this was big news. >> yeah, turned out to be pretty big news. and everybody wanted to talk to me and was like warning me, like, oh, what are you going to do? are you going to go in hiding? aren't you afraid? >> reporter: there's plenty of fury in the netherlands for presid

but i'm very lucky to be alive. >> reporter: flying back from holland, where he was born, to malaysia where he lives now, and competes as a professional cyclist, de jonge had a ticket on malaysian air flight 17. but it was expensive. more than $1,300. >> and i saw another flight on sunday. it was one place left. so, yeah, i decided to buy another ticket. >> reporter: so, that decision to save a little money, saved your life. >> yes. unbelievable. >> reporter: even more unbelievable is the fact that he has been through this before. so, you have been twice lucky? >> yes. a couple of months ago, with flight 370, it was the same story. >> reporter: that's right. he was supposed to be on malaysian flight 370. the boeing 777 that disappeared with 239 people onboard. last march, he and his teammates were flying off to compete in the tour de taiwan. they decided not to take mh-370 to avoid a lengthy layover. instead, they took a different flight a half an hour later, arriving safely the night that mh-370 vanished without a trace. how do you fathom that? i mean, it's a remarkable story. >> yea

brazilians, some dressing in orange, hoping the support would wield holland to victory. >> translation: we are against argentina, holland will win today. >> reporter: these argentines counting one to seven, mocking brazle for an embarrassing -- brazil for an embarrassing loss 24 hours before. >> do you have doubt that argentina will bin. it's the only team with the support of the pope. i have to doubt we'll be champions. >> after the game it was obvious argentina is one win away, made all the sweeter for them that it could happen on the land of their worse footballen my. >>> and don't forget you can keep up to date with the news and the sport on the website. aljazeera.com. >> ray: the highway trust fund, the money that is supposed to keep our roads and bridges repaired is set to run out of money in months. the tax fee to that feeds the fund has not been raised in 25 years. now what? that's the "inside story."

president hollande asked me if i wanted to take part officially in the campaign and if i wanted to ben official letter of the team and i said yes. >> before that, how did you end up in france? did your parents come from korea? >> my biological parents were from korea. i was adopted when i was a baby. i was raised by french parents, loving parents from a modest background. they taught me values like merit, financial independence. my mother did not have a chance to study very long so she transferred her ambitions to my sister and myself. i grew up in a very good environment and stimulating environment. >> your interest in politics -- where did that come from? >> i think it came from the idea of engagement to society. i think in many ways to do politics and not only to be in a political party, if you were an ngo, you are doing politics as well. i was committed previously i did the campaign and this campaign in 2012. i was very committed in an association that promotes diversity. to try to boost the renewal of the elites in france. this commitment was very political from my point of view

holland is a very small country and it's true. of new york city. so everybody in holland either knows somebody who knows somebody who was on the plane, so a day of national mourning is an instant community bringer. everybody on those overpasses, along the way of those 40 hearses is looking at something that they know, somebody that they may know or may have known through somebody else and it brings together a small country. and then there is this sort of sign -- yeah, this signal of dignity after those five, six days of undignified behavior in the eastern ukraine. so holland in a way was set up perfectly to show the world, okay, we can do this different. we can actually, you know, do it in a dignified way and that's what happened, i think. >> so you have companies like shell is the netherlands largest corporation, $7 billion in oil and gas assets that are in russia, dutch pension funds are also heavily invested in the company stock and it goes on, and yet in the largest dutch daily newspaper, you have this poll that shows a majori

on a press call on thursday, democratic representative chris van holland of maryland said the core idea of the ryan proposal is not a new idea at all. it's nothing more than a block grant gussied up with bells and whistles. if you look at the block grant proposal in the context of the ryan republican budget, it would dramatically slash the resources available to help struggling families. ryan says he's just trying to start a conversation, and that this is only a discussion draft. >> let's talk solutions, because this really isn't a republican or democratic issue, it's an american issue. >> if you accept that part of assignment is to help poor people, and not everybody starts there but for the purposes of this debate, it might be a requirement, what's the best way to spend the money and deliver the assistance? as people start to consider the paul ryan proposals, we're taking a closer look this time on the program with bob woodson, founder and president of neighborhood enterprise, and peter adelman, faculty director on the center of equality at georgetown university law center. bob woodso

for five years before moving to holland with his family.uinn was a dual citizen of the united states and the netherlands and studying at the university of amsterdam. the doomed malaysian airlines flight was heading from amsterdam to kuala lumpur when it was shot down by a surface to air missile in eastern ukraine. >> useless. so senseless what happens. there's also fate that you cannot escape. pure fate. >> while quinn and 297 other souls on board weren't able to escape this tragic fate there's little solace for ronald schansman and his family now left to mourn young life cut far too short. >> as a grand parent you just hope that none of the children or the grandchildren go before you. and now it has happened. >> reporter: quinn schansman worsed set to head from kuala lumpur to inn doughness ya to meet up with his family for vacation and the family is now all gathering in holland. now trying to come to grips with an inn ex applicable loss. nat is brown, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> heartbreaking natasha. thank you in logan square ukrainian a

. >> pure party time for argentina fans after a penalty kick victory over holland who was chantedding, singing, pure pandemonium in sao paulo outside the stadium. >> i am super happy, this man says, a message for all our people, we deserve this happiness. we have everything to be champions. the south american nation waited a long time to get back to this point. >> argentina fans obviously ecstatic. they will be going back to the world cup final for the first time since 1990. >> for the dutch, it was so close. if there was any consolation, it was this, at least it wasn't 7-1. brothemotor fans pouring out ofe stadium were subdued, the dutch for obvious reasons, the brazilians fans wanted to see argentina lose. outside the stadium, that hot rivalry was on full display. some dressing in orange, hoping their support would will holland to victory. >> we are totally against argentina. today, holland is going to win. >> these fans counting one to seven, mocking brazil for their embarrassing loss 24 hours before. >> do you have any doubt that argentina is going to win the world cup? this is th

and then there is the, and there's the x factor are the locals who are rooting for holland. many want to see holland beat argentina. >> a huge rivalry to say the least between argentina and brazil. i wonder by yesterday's embarrassing loss for brazil, if that overshadowed today's semifinal between argentina and the netherlands? >> reporter: a little bit. let's face it, the world cup is taking place in brazil. it's dominated all the headlines here. there is a lot of second guessing happening here in brazil, and a lot of people just focused on that, and not so much as argentina gained with holland right now. there are a lot of brazil fans in the stadium. there are a lot more subdued than we've seen them and other games that they've been to for sure. >> michael: gabriel, reporting at the world cup semifinal game in sao paulo. thank you. >>> we'll see if today's game breaks yesterday's social media record. it was the most tweeted sports event in the history of twitter. maria ines ferre is following the action on social media. >> reporter: michael, 35.5 million tweets. that's how

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they eventually pulled back to holland.e was a student at amsterdam university when he was killed. his grandfather lives in holland but was visiting his sister in woodbury, new jersey when we spoke with him. >> big boy. very lively and the whole family is in mourning. >> reporter: ronald says the last time he saw his grandson was easter when they celebrated quinn's birthday. he will leave south jersey for holland next week to be with the rest of the family. >> shawnette, thank you. >>> rebel leaders deny shooting down the plane or even having the capacity to launch sophisticated surface to air missiles but audio recordings seem to tell a different story. >> separatist leader heard speaking in russian saying he downed the plane. someone else at the crash site describes seeing chairs and dead bodies but no weapons. later in the phone call they realized it was a civilian aircraft. >> investigators and officials from around the globe are now on the crash -- on their way to the crash site much here's the question. who killed the