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. >> we are interrupting phil black to go to malaysia, kuala lum per. they are speaking about flight 17. >> each of the members present a life lost and a family angry. up to this press conference, malaysia airlines released the full passengers manifest. malaysia mourns the loss of all 298 passengers and crew. we feel for their families and we promise to do all we can to ensure that the investigation is completed and justice is done. on the investigation, malaysia is deeply concerned that -- has not been properly secured. the integrity of the sign has been compromised and there are indication that -- has not been preserving peace. interfering with the scene of the crash, any action that prevent us from learning the truth about what happened to mh17 cannot be political. failure to stop such interference would be a betrayal of the life that we lost. malaysia calls for all parties to protect integrity of the crash site and to allow investigation to proceed. we urge all those involved to respect the families and the nations have lost their sons and daughters

. >> for the past 80 years it's been basically boring lum and his son in the forefront and there's luigithe background. >> are you surprised that it's taken this long? >> oh, yeah. i'm surprised at this point. ice been 25-year odyssey for me and my family. >> reporter: after relentless lobbying by lou, new york lawmakers last month recognized luigi as the chief carver of the monument. a few weeks ago lou m m m m mini mon month. it's slowly being carved into american history books. anne-marie green, cbs news, porchester, new york. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more video that reportedly shows the leader of the group isis. we'll get reaction from mike morell, former director of the cia. >>> plus a new look at journal i678 in colorado, writing reviews for pot. >>> and the ceo of marriott hotels ari sorenson joins us in studios. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm marlie hall. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> and it is monday, july 7th, good morning, i'm ukee washi

. >> coup lum purr was the destination of fliekt mh-17. one woman says she lost two of her relatives and said it's hard to accept what's happened. >> i'm sad, but i hope that i need the truth. >>> u.s. secretary of state john kerry has pointed the finger at russia for providing pro-moscow separatists with a surface-to-air missile system that downed the passenger jet. kerry made the comment in an interview with nbc television. he said the u.s. government has not made its final conclusion, but he said there is a buildup of extraordinary circumstantial evidence that russia provided the weapon. kerry said several weeks ago rocket launchers and other weapons transported in a convoy of about 150 vehicles were transferred to the separatists. he added that the u.s. has satellite images of the missile launch and its trajectory. he also said voice and social media records show separatists were talking about launching the missile. >>> the governments of britain, germany, and france have agreed that the european union should consider additional sancti

the controls that are before you extends beyond the site of the lum. university mound ladies home. it is a temporary measure to allow the study of neighborhood to ensure balance of uses. i'd like to address my concern that a for profit entity without substantial plans for affordability would also -- is a potential purchaser of this site. i will be asking the planning department to examine ways to designate this site as a local landmark so we limit the ability to make significant changes. it is my hope that as a city we can find the right balance of this neighborhood and i am concerned for this neighborhood but beyond that i am concerneded for san francisco. i think that we are fighting for who we are as a city by trying to protect these women and men who have dedicated their lives to making the city what it is totd if we allow them to be evicted. i have stated on numerous occasions my immediate concern for the 27 remaning residents, as well as those who have already left. i actually have worked with the mayor's office, my staff and have even identified $250,000 as part of the budge

when you look on the schedule there's a net e effective come lum that's slightly less than the gross minimum. there's a delegated amount that the -- >> okay, so i guess my question really is probably relating both to parameter as well as non parameter as far as how we think about it. my question was looking at the schedule of the fact that parameter rent is a lot of transactions, but be not as far as percentage of revenue. if we were to look at the month parameter rents that come up versus the parameter rents, what is the equivalency of the rates being charged. i understand we're being asked to look at the parameter rent schedule and i'm looking at it in terms of the whole picture are the rental rates we use outside of parameter very similar in terms of what we would charge [inaudible]. >> i'll start that one. thank you for the question, commissioner. i think it's a very good one. there isn't a hard and fast mechanism that we follow, but for the most part our requirement is that a credit that we're going to give to a ten ant has to apply to a real property improvement that has a usef

nothing to say today about allegations of spying on friends in germany and as for spying on muscle lum americans, officials said it's false to suggest that any u.s. citizen is targeted because of religion. >> thank you, brian. >>> now a note from texas tonight and the showdown over the surge of immigrants crossing into the united states, many of them children, undocumented and alone. tonight president obama is there in dallas, 500 miles from the border and face-to-face with some of his critics, including texas governor rick perry. >>> to new orleans now. today former mayor ray nagin was sentenced to ten years in prison on corruption charges, a staggering fall from grace for the man who rose to national fame, leading his city through hurricane katrina. >>> now to brazil, the world cup and the national hangover from that epic defeat by germany, a loss that tested the spirit and prompted punchlines around the globe. abc's bob woodruff is there with the heart break, the humor and the big game tonight heading into the world cup finals. >> reporter: argentina and the netherlands in a closely

in juice lum and the west bank. israeli planes, tanks and gun boats pounding back. prayers for a lasting peace unanswered. wanting more time to destroy hamas tunnels and hamas wanting to end the seven year siege. tonight a glimmer of hope. the final straw may have been yesterday's attack on the refugee center with the civilians caught in harm's way. this man told me he witnessed his mother and sister killed in that attack. israel says it warned to move the camp. but failed to provide a safe window of time for staff and civilians to escape. >> it's really for them to tell us what happened. >> the refugees have no place to go. gaza is a strip of land smaller than the city of philadelphia. the hope is for a seven day cease fire starting monday at the end of ramadan. they're not there yet. but the pressure is on. david. >> david, thank you. >>> one more image. the conflict as seen from space. snapped by an astronaut. that astronaut writing today we do not see any borders from space. >>> we move on to stunning details in the incident in a hospital in pennsylvania. the do

a lot of the teachers [inaudible] got 20 hours of coding crime lum and the teachers in the pilot this year doing the i pads just started doing it at lunch with their students and giving it as extra credit so -- and you saw the student on the video was corroding. coding. it's really amazing to see how quickly the students and teachers are adapting and integrating it. we want to make sure it's universal and if you're a student in san francisco unified school district you'll get age appropriate experience and in high school as you know, we're really rebuilding the kre career tech academies around [inaudible] and have a great partnership with sf state. i mean, sf state has a fabulous computer science program and none of our students get into and r it or hardly any and they graduate -- every student they graduate gets an immediate job in san francisco. we're talking to them and actually the research for african american students, and this is typical across the country -- if we can get our students into a four year program like at sf state their chances of graduating and being able to go in

we have the latest from kiev and pur.a lum israel's prime minister is set to speak as soldiers and tankshe gaza strip. in company news, ericsson shares surge as profit beat estimates. we are joined by the ceo of the wireless network giant. a warm welcome to "the pulse

. >> some are offering it, get ago sigh lum for publicizing their cause. in dictatorships around the world, struggling to establish basic human rights. what do they need? they often need help, movement.org is helping to connect them. this is how the website works. this is song for sergei, someone is asking for a sock to be produced for the russian surgeon who died in priz an a year ago. wrote this song setting it to a montage of photos. and now, others are responding too. a russian blogger saw the video on youtube and she had an idea. >> i saw that video which isn't really a video but it's a footage that goes with the song. i thought why not do something about this, make it international video. >> so she and her activist friend started working on it. here she's preparing posters to appear in the video. she hopes where people will think more about human rights in russia. >> maybe they'll start thinking, oh, the old situation in russia. >> the group that runs the website says it's trying to vet the the people who sign up but the group says people will still

will ripley, cnn, equ kuala lum. >>> the families of french passengers on board the air algerie flightre being invited to the french ministry on sad. >> 54 french nationals died when the plane went down earlier this week in mali. fred francois hollande has confirmed no survivors. one of the plane's data recorders has been recovered. >> it is not clear what caused the crash, but we do know that this plane was flying through a storm. our miguel marquez spoke with one pilot about the difficulties of flying through severe weather. >> reporter: supplying into any storm can be a bumpy, white-knuckling experience. but flying into bad weather at the equator can be a inside mare own as the intertropical zone. you've flown in a lot of storms? >> i've flown in more storms than i'd like to know. >> reporter: and what is it like to fly into a serious understorm? >> well, it could be anything from the wild ride to the most harrowing experience you that don't think you'll get through it. >> reporter: in saharan africa powerful storms are a challenge for any pilot. this aircraft coming in for a landin

in the middle of the confusion about the ceasefire, people are in lum bow -- limbo. they don't know if israel will ex-pond or when -- expand or when. they gave us a temporary ceasefire. >> despite the uncertainty, some people wonder around the streets. including children. everyone is sick of being inside their homes, without electricity. >> translation: i believe there should be a ceasefire to enable people to lead their life during the eid holiday, and pick up the bodies of the dead. let the children feel there was an atmosphere of eid. it should pass without war. >> reporter: neither israel nor hamas want the other side to dictate how the fighting will be carried out. that means there's never a real break. >> there's pressure from hamas and the resistant groups that we need an immediate ceasefire. to be able to deal with our destruction, to be able to deal with the daily lives shot at by israel over the past 20 days. normally in summer the beaches are full, families enjoying the breeze, and children playing in the water. people want the days back. there's no sign i

what happens if the pend lum swings too far, and you don't encourage them to happen? the banks need them to keep making loans? >> you have the sluggish lending growth. which is not a good thing for the u.s. economy. believe me, when the mortgage growth starts to slow, you're going to feel it. it's a great bolster of confidence for the nation, so one potential implication of the ibs market not coming back su won't see the growth that we so desperately need. and the other implication, you won't have a sustained market of 30 year fixed mortgages, which you don't have in any other country. because of the deep securization market. >> you and i are both from canada and the rates can be lower, but you can't gete' 30 year fixed. >> i would love to get one. it's a very very good system that we have here in the u.s., and i hope it continues, but you need a healthy market to do that, and healthy means having all of the regulations and rules set in stone so the banks feel confident to engage in that side of the market. >> you always explain this so well. and you've done so for ye

today, police are trying to find out who placed flags bleached white ones, covered the flights, ill lumg the flags and made the switch. officials say clearly a whole lot of preparation went into this. >> no matter what the motive was, that is the matter of our concern. i am not particularly happy about the event and have charged commissioner miller to conduct a full and thorough investigation into the circumstances. and, again, we're requesting the help of the public on this issue. >> clearly, it's embarrassing for law enforcement officials but the nypd says there's no connection at this point, that they can see, to terrorism, and they have no knowledge of any direct political statement either. >>> conflicting court rulings putting the future of obamacare in doubt this morning. two appeals court, one in washington, the other that virginia, at odds over whether the federal government can subsidize health insurance coverage for millions of americans. plaintiffs in both cases claiming that the subsidies only apply to state cases. that would rule out millions of consumers in 36 states that

. >> the fact they are targetting muss lum-american activists and lawyers suggests that they are considering political views on who to focus energy on. faisal says he and the four others have led outwardly exemplary lives and hopes to see changes. >> i hope congress or the administration looks at the policies again, and puts in safeguards so things like this don't happen. >> all five deny involvement in terrorism or esbion age espionage. in response, it was said: >>> dangerous weather hit the north-east for the second night in a row. this after severe storms killed four in new york yesterday. meteorologist kevin corriveau is following it for us. >> no, i'll take you back to yesterday and show you what we were looking at. this is the radar, 28 hours ago. you can see the storms. this is what it looked like in maddison county, new york. david lost his daughter, grand daughter and great granddaughter in a tornado it was an ef2. winds of 120 miles per hour. the system brought tornados, and wind damage in the area. over 300 reports were picked up in that area. this is what we saw yesterday with th

you are seeing more i lum nation round dropping down around gaza city. in the last few moments as well, overhead. we have heard and seen f-16s, fighter bombers, heading down toward the south of gaza. it is a dark night. but you can spot those f-16 fighter bombers because as they go, they pump out again flares, decoy flares, to stop any militant surface it air missiles locking on to them. we have seen those f-16s heading down to the south of gaza and seen twin airstrikes going in there, sending up huge fire balls p. let me be quiet for just one moment and i'll let you look at the scene. >> carl, you talk about the explosion that we see live, you talk about how it rocked the building. can you tell at all where that explosion landed? >> from my vantage point, we can't tell where the explosion was. it was west of the position. that would put the explosion in gaza city towards the coastal area, towards the beach area. but again from our vantage point, we can't see where that explosion occurred. but what it does seem quite clear, is that with this amount of il

for years alcoa has been plagued by the commodity fom of lum nim, and at the same time alcoa has lacked the you poor of innovation and the wonder metal that has been usurped by other materials and alcoa can wait. kleinfeld is tackling both problems at the both time, and aluminum smelting by causing uncompetitive plants and locations where labor is too expensive. that's moved alcoa down the cost curve of the commodities and make the market more competitive even as kleinfeld takes down revenue numbers and listen revenue-obsessed investors and so what? it's nonsense as long as alcoa is doomed to be a second-rate company and alcoa has been a cause and lightweight multimaterial powerhouse. they have new kinds of aluminum that offers superior weight and strength characteristics that allows customers to create lighter aircraft, autos trucks and this is a huge displacement that involves kleinfeld dealing with the manufacturers at the highest level and it's all ceo to ceo and letting the procurements run the show. almost every single market that alcoa plays in has terrific growth and nonresident

they are in need of help and refuge and many of them is eye lum. this is what we do as americans.e care for people in the midst of humane tear yan crisis, that's the better nature. >> do you foresee the presidents who are there meeting with president obama today, they are calling for more aid. do you see something in the future along colombia, billions of aid to shore up security there and provide economic opportunity to try to stop the gang warfare related to america's drug consumption? >> very much so. dealing with root causes means enforcing law enforcement, reinforcing their police who are all too often corrupt and also providing more resources for our military. you know, i spoke to some of our military leaders just yesterday who told me they know where these drugs are going. they know the roots and can see them literally threw intelligence and surveillance but can only stop about 20% of them right now because they need more helicopters and boats. that's the kind of investment against the drug trade that can help deal with this flood of migrants at the root cause. remember, al

. >>> coming up, we hear where these asiem lum seekers feel unwelcome at home after being returnedably australia. >>> a case of success. we hear from the cyclist enjoying victory at the tour de france for the first time. irst time. >>> welcome back. a group of 170 asylum seekers from sri lanka have arrived at a center. australia now plans to deport them. another group of sri lankans findses it difficult to resettle. we spoke to some of them. >> reporter: dmrglad to be aliv back in sri lanka after a failed attempt to make it to new zealand by boat. >> translator: we ran out of fuel and floated for two or three days before ending up in australian waters. we were all crying but had no one to turn to. >> reporter: the group was picked up by awes kralian authorities that held them at sea and handed them back to the sri lankan navy. al jazeera filmed the arrival on the 8th of july. the youngest on board was two months old. the organizers were promised an easy way abroad. >> translator: the people told us that if we make it to new zealand and call, someone would come and get us. that's becaus

would you say the wings in at lum numb aluminum file or would you be right when you say the double lava at the end? >> what is the heck is a double lava cake? >> you've been at a fancy restaurant where you get a cake for 20 buck, domino's does it for 2.99 and it's good about that. >> they were happy with the pizza. they weren't quibbling over the lava cake. and they were thrilled by what happened. they weren't upset at all that the pilot said they were cheap. they said the pilot did a great job taking care of his passenger and they have been voted one the best airlines out there. so they're taking it in stride. >> best airline food possibly consumed. overseas if it your company is good enough to put you in the right tab, you can eat. but not domestically. i'll have cardboard with sauce. so we have some tweets. >> yeah. one passenger says he was on a flight to north carolina and part of the air conditioning system stopped, so the pilot handed out free food. the other viewer says she was going from charlotte to new york, a stewardess sat there and contra comforted a lady who found out her

but the israeli human rights organization bet sell lum has not lost sight of the human tragedy posting names and ainges of the gaza dead online. >> ahmad. >> using youtube to voice their names. the group was banned from reciting their names in an ad on israeli radio. >> i think it's a terrible statement of where things are in terms of the public psyche in israel these days, the dehumanization of palestinians in general and palestinians in gaza specifically. >> for those whose names have been spared from this list, the toll is still great. >> it is essential that the israelis see a human face of the price that is being paid by civilians. >> the ammunition and shrapnel and bombs and missiles killing these kids. they are almost had entirely israeli. but the governments of israel and the countries blame hamas. >> any human life that is lost is a tragedy but ultimately, indeed, hamas, they are accountable for localizing unlawfully placing these rocks within the houses. >> in this residence, the blood of a new deceased grandfather remains on the wall. i saw grandpa, his head was cut. his arm

i light a candle so she lum natures a path for me. that way i feel protected and she's taking care of me. >> reporter: the catholic church has begun it's own war and called in experts of the vatican to teach the old practice of exorcism. we came to this church to meet a priest performing many more exorcisms than in the past because of the rise in the number of of followers, there's also an increase in the number of people possessed by the devil. >> reporter: in 2012 the father performed an exorcism on an imprisoned cartel hitman. he killed dozens of people and cut up their bodies to dispose of them. >> translator: he was totally possessed by the devil. it's a sophisticated form of exorcism. >> reporter: for related exorcisms says he has left her behind. >> translator: when the father finished, i was crying and felt tired. i didn't understand why i was crying. i hardly ever cried before. >> reporter: some exorcisms lead to people vomiting or screaming out in pain. mental health experts says it points to people's psychological and not s

thanks and collective gratitude and not decades in prison or the other option of having to seek aeye lumways good to talk to you. you're the first person i've spoken with in brazil since the humiliating defeat. are they still crying in rio? >> they are only processing the extent of the horror. >> thank you for your time and patience. coming up, apparently john boehner's lawsuit against p president obama is not good enough because why sue when you can impeach. dana milbank discusses the "i" word coming up. josh lipton has the market wrap. >> here's a look at how stocks stand going into tomorrow. u.s. stocks climbing today as minutes from the federal reserve's last meeting noted an improving economy and labor market and dow jumps 79 points and nasdaq higher by 27 points. that's it from cnbc, first in business worldwide. the summer that summers from here on will be compared to. so get out there, and get the best price guaranteed. find it for less and we'll match it and give you $50 toward your next trip. expedia. find yours. while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can

blue shirt who initially thought she was shot because she was hit by debris from the dry wall and at lumer siding and all that other stuff flying through the house when these bullet came through. she was hit by house debris not by a bullet. she was showing police officers with the daylight where she thought the bullets what i am through when she was sleep. initially they thought they had two victims in the house. what a scary night for everybody here in the suburbs, far from the city, but unfortunately as we have just learn not far from the same kind of violence people in the city experience all too often. dawn and mike. >> checking your siding for bullet holes. >>> 6:37. lawmakers in new jersey are considering a gun procedure law. that law allows a gun to be temporarily to be taken away when there is evidence a person could be a danger to themselves or others. connecticut passed the law in 1999 after a worker with a history of psychiatric problems, killed four employees at a state's lottery headquarters. however, gun rights advocates say special law violates a person's constitutional ri

that law is if the children are determined to have been trafficked or have an assume lum claim, they have a process to go through. what do we need to do? we need the emergency supplemental. we need to ramp up the judges and court and i.c.e. officers and border security. really, we've got to explain to the american people that only when there is this kind of, if you will, this kind of sacrifice to ride on trains, holding on to each other. taking a thousand mile journey, you know that people are in crisis. we all should be em pathetic to that. >> congressman sheila jackson-lee. thank you for joining me today. i appreciate it. >>> thank you. we care about our communities as well. >>> and more extreme weather is expected to pound parts of the midwest and northeast today. hours after severe storms left at least five people dead. 100 children were in an outdoor pavilion when a fast-moving storm possibly a tornado hit. eight children were injured. one killed as they scrambled for cover. four people were also killed including a mother and her daughter when another storm ripped through centra

." >> stephanie, it's interesting to watch the pend ewe lum swing back again, one of the reasons we have a homeless is in the 70s and 80s, then releasing people who were held against their will. >> reporter: yeah, that's a good point, scott. both sides say there's been a shift in thinking and attitude. for instance, public defender didn't always support this, but he says his office every year serves 3500 people with severe mental illnesses and that mental illness has been criminalized here and so that things need to be changed. both sides agreeing that there needs to be help and focus on mental health, but they obviously disagree on how to go about it. >> stephanie chuang live in san francisco, thank you. >>> you bha waking up to some -- may be waking up to blinking clocks in redwood city. the power is mostly back on after an overnight hour, fireworks knocked out power to 250 people. the fireworks were set off just before 10:30 last night when which pge reports damaged kwamt on a power pole. >>> this is the video out of there a thief stealing political signs in a south bay neighborhood.

we have the latest from kiev and pur.a lum israel's prime minister is set to speak as soldiers and tanks move into the gaza strip. in company news, ericsson shares surge as profit beat estimates. we are joined by the ceo of the wireless network giant. a warm welcome to "the pulse" live from bloomberg's european headquarters in london. let's get back to our top story. 290 eight people have died after a malaysian airlines jet was shot down over eastern ukraine. the ukrainian government lames the attack on pro-russian rebels. they deny any responsibility. u.s. officials say it appears a russian-made missile hit the plane. ryan chilcote joins us from kiev. lay out the case for us. good morning. >> good morning. it is threefold. it begins with audio recordings. we spoke with the ukrainian foreign minister and he said their intelligence officials intercepted a conversation between a pro-russian fighter at the crash scene and a russian military intelligence official. this is according to the ukrainians. the fighter on the ground saying that he believes it was a civilian aircraft. the advisor, t

like giant lawn mowers and there are a lot of them up there right now as they were last night when the lum nation rounds were coming down on gaza trying to shed some light on possible targets down below and the death toll, of course, is rising that now is close to 1,100 palestinians killed in the course of this confrontation and the united nations continues to say that 75% of those are civilians, and that strike that you saw on tv just earlier on when we were on an earlier live shot, that went into an apartment building behind us. we've been here for three weeks now. we haven't seen any military activity going on from that building, and we do know that that building is used as an apartment building for families who are trying to flee the violence elsewhere. in fact yesterday the israeli military warning palestinians in northern gaza to flee to safety in central gaza and in gaza city, and so imagine their dismay last night when the place that was supposed to be safe for them was turned into a war zone. wolf? >> there's entire gaza strip right now clearly a war zone. thanks so much, karl pen