malaysian airlines resumes trading at 9:00 a.m. local time.ok at the shares of malaysian airports. kla and others. what can we expect malaysian airlines to look like after the revamp? >> expect it to be leaner with cost cuts. malaysian airlines will be trimmed. it will fly to fewer destinations. it will likely get rid of its unprofitable routes. forget about competing with air in the the budget it -- budget stays. express --n also expect his new management. some people are still skeptical. they say the carrier needs to look closely into its business model, the long-term plan, what it wants to achieve in the long-term, and they are not doing that still. there have been successful restructuring stories. japan airlines, for one. bankruptcy in 2010. now back to profit. whether malaysia airlines will share the success story or not, we will have to wait and see. thanks for that, haslinda amin. coming up next, a delivered to refugees and iraq and reports that special forces are on the streets of baghdad. the latest on all of that when "first up" retu

a plane carrying the remains of 20 of the 43 malaysian passengers and crew touched down at kuala lumpur international airport. malaysia's king, and prime minister najib razak were waiting to receive the coffins. a solemn ceremony was held on the tarmac. flight mh17 was en route on kuala lumpur international airport from amsterdam when it was shot down over eastern ukraine on july 17th. all 298 people on board were killed. a team of international experts launched an on-site investigation earlier this month, but shelling and other security risks forced them to halt their mission after just one week. malaysians who lost family members and friends are trying to make sure their loved ones are not forgotten. nhk world's takuma yoshioka reports. >> reporter: just over a month has passed since the shooting down of the malaysia airlines passenger jet. friends and family members of the malaysian victims have been longing for their return home of the bodies of their loved ones. mohamad ghafar abu bakar was a steward on mh-17. the 54-year-old had one eye on retirement. in between his busy work sche

malaysian airlines, back trading today. shares were suspended friday after struggling with losses for years now. haslinda amin is looking at all of this. airlines, a huge task in front of it. >> absolutely. the shares are expected to trade higher this morning on the back of that announcement. start.llion buyback to it will be a challenge given that malaysian airlines has had two huge blows to its image, back-to-back disasters. even the prime minister said so. he said, piecemeal changes will not work. it requires an overhaul. details will be released by the end of the month. take a look at the shares. currently, the stock is trading higher by about 8%, but year to -- lower by about 20%. date, khazanah will pay shareholders a 13% premium for the buyback. don't hope for a higher offer. maybank says second-quarter results will be awful. analysts have a sell call. enough said. >> what are people telling you about what this airline would for iske after a revamp, it just too early to tell? >> expect it to be leaner with the cost c

once all were safely on malaysian soil, a moment of silence.taries and family members attended. outside many malaysians came to pay their respects. >> we pray every day for them, and we're here to support them. >> the whole of malaysia, i think we are in a situation of grief, really. >> reporter: the authorities have been preparing meticulously for this event. they are determined after the trauma of the past month, now the victims are back on malaysian soil, they will be treated with the utmost dignity. some of the remains were flown to other parts of malaysia for burial. others were moved by hearse for burial here. they were brought first to this mosque. airline staff remembered not only their colleagues, but also the crew and passengers of mh370, still missing nearly six months on. the flag carrier they work for, like the nation who's flag they carry, still trying to make sense of what has befallen them. rob mcbride, al jazeera. >>> while the families of the victims will have some closure, they still don't know what happened that day. here is

days ago, we talked about the threat outside of aircraft, the downing of the malaysian aircraft.now we are looking at threats inside of aircraft. how dangerous is the air in plane cabins? >> it is not well-known. but there are concerns. i think it was underestimated for the last 20 years. 20 years ago, there were the first indications. 15 years ago and australia, there was an intensive senate inquiry, and they founded as is a problem that applies to all aircraft. it applies to all airlines, and the symptoms are severe. >> in this particular case, the study was published in the journal of biological physics and chemistry. how solid are the findings? >> the lead researcher in this is one of the world leading experts. he is the guy who found out about the gulf war syndrome a few years ago. he resolved the mystery on behalf of the u.s. military, so he is an expert in the field. these findings also confirm prior test. he is conducting blood tests with airline personnel already for the last 15 years, and all these tests are confirmed by the postmortem findings on mr. westgate. >> can t

us the downing of the malaysian airplane was a real game changer. many of us who did not understand fully the significance of what had happened in eastern ukraine was the capability terrorists have for such actions, like shooting down an airplane. many in europe somehow launched the war going on. this was like a stone created -- like a stone. follow the russian side of that, do we see any onsiderable type of change? [no audio] is there a real opportunity for moscow to change a different approach? that is the issue. this has been going on now for weeks and months. the real idea and [applause] -- and [no audio] it is about our commitment and the continuous pressure on russia. after the tragedy with the plane my approach would be a clear message. take back the number of terrorist leaders who are russian citizens who have clear links to the russian security services and don't represent donetsk at any rate. it could enable us the workbility of a real sensitive. >> in the past 24 hours we heard , whoour security advisor said we have seen a significant reb

know something about what happened at the malaysian plane and most obviously ukraine don't want.power in ukraine. they don't want to. make the truth about this accident speaking about the cease fire. the actual crash site of the mh seventeen flights that has been suspension of fighting there why do you think that is done. you know a ceasefire was only for a short time it's all over so it looks like. they don't want to have to have ceasefire because of course ceasefire can be overtrained if both sides want it but most obviously. inside. ukraine. do not want to fire while keeping a close eye on developments thank you very much a professor. from of the national institute of eastern civilization for coming in on r.t. and sharing your points with us. more news after the show breaking the latest from eastern ukraine where the army continues its push into some of the country's biggest industrial centers will be right back. the stories we cover here we're not going to hear any other big story. there's a reason they don't want to. break the set they just want to keep building allowing sau

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and i know in have been logistical and other issues involved on the malaysian site to come in. can't tell you how relieved they must feel to finally be there. >> i appreciate the work you're doing and thank you for being with us. >> my pleasure, anderson. >>> a former white house secretary james brady has died at the age of 73. when we come backer we'll look at his life and legacy. ups is a global company, but most of our employees live in the same communities that we serve. people here know that our operations have an impact locally. we're using more natural gas vehicles than ever before. the trucks are reliable, that's good for business. but they also reduce emissions, and that's good for everyone. it makes me feel very good about the future of our company. ♪ >>> it is one of the most enduring images in american history. president ronald reagan shot outside a washington, d.c. hotel. gunmen john hinckley set out to assassinate reagan but jim brady took a bullet meant for the president, robbing the white house spokesman of his ability to speak the way he once did. but he and hi

. >>> and malaysian airlines, it lost almost $100 million in the second quarter. passengers are staying away after the loss of two aircraft in seven months robert mcbride has more. from koala lampoire. >> these figures reflect the devastating impact on the air tragedies with the malaysian airlines. with a warning from the company that the loss of the two airliners will impact financial results for the rest of this year. in releasing the figures today, the company said that in fact, it has been turning around the fortunes. the airline had been restoring trust and trying to rebuild it's brand when the devastating loss of mh17 occurred. this comes on top of the usual problems being facing the by airliners at the moment. the rising fuel costs, and also increased competition on international roots. but also, for malaysian airlines, there's the ongoing problem of its profitability or lack there. it has been losing money for the past several years, all pointing to a major restructuring taking place. we are expected to see details of this friday in koala lumpur, and it's

getting down to work, over two weeks since the malaysian airline crashed to the ground over eastern ue croatian. international investigators begin combing that area for evidence. and anyone seeing 50 kilos of cocaine lying around? there are a few red faces in the french police force after 3 million euros worth of confiscated coke vanishes from their paris headquarters. >> good evening. we begin with the latest events on the ground in gaza. it was supposed to have been a 72-hour break in the fighting, barely lasted a couple of hours. israel says hamas breached that truce by capturing an israeli soldier and killing two others. that triggered renewed israeli shelling in which more than 60 palestinians were killed and 200 others injured. while at least 1,509 palestinians, most civilians, have now lost their lives in this offensive which began in in july. 63 soldiers have been killed and 3 civilians by rockets in israel. thomas waterhouse has a wrap of the day's main developments. >> gauzens survey the discussion after three weeks of conflict. on friday grieving relatives try to retreat the

forty-three of them malaysians. the government is observe ago moment of silence for the victims in their honor. >>> and now 5:36. in business news this morning, another ice bucket challenge, and another big recall from auto maker. money watch's wendy gillette joins us live from the new york stock exchange, good morning, wendy. >> reporter: good morning, that the tasha. ford recalling more than 160,000 vehicles. the largest recall involves 159,000 focus st and escape vehicles from 2013 and 14. a wiring problem could cause engines to hesitate or stall. >>> here on wall street, investor will be watching janet yellen's speech today at the annual reserve conference in jackson hole wyoming. yesterday the s&p 500 hit new record high. dow gained 60 points, the nasdaq was up five. (applause). >> outside the nasdaq, members of tumbler took the als ice bucket challenge yesterday. inside, for the nasdaq opening, the als association celebrated the record amount of donations this year because of the ice bucket challenge. >>> and

. >>> and what could lead crews to discover what happened to the missing malaysian flight 370.we return. and wrinkles in. neutrogena®. >>> now, we want to bring you the latest on the ebola outbreak in west africa. the head of the centers for disease control is in liberia looking at efforts to contain it. >> yes, he said it is even worse than he feared. the outbreak has already claimed nearly 1500 lives. >> no one has ever seen an outbreak of ebola like this, with this kind of explosive spread in urban areas. we've seen clusters in the hone hospitals but we're in the thousands here. >> the world health organization has spoken about the case load, is that the sense you have, it could be worse? >> it is definitely worse than the total numbers, how much worse we don't know. not all the cases are reported or diagnosed or tested. so it is a much bigger problem than anyone anticipated. the world cannot isolate liberia and west africa. that will not help and will make it harder to stop the outbreak and ultimately will increase the risk in other places. because every day this outbreak g

more victim on his that aircraft have been identified as being malaysian and will be returned were theoming on sunday. and when we can expect to see in the coming days and weeks more sad homecomings such as this one. >>> the search and rescue after a catastrophic landslide in western japan was called off friday because of safety fears 30 name people confirmed dead, 52 more still missing. dozens of homes were did he desteroid when mountain sides collapsed on the outskirts of hiroshima on wednesday. thousands of people have been order today evacuate their homes as forecasters worn more rain is on the way. >>> to africa now, where ebola continues to spread to parts of the west of the continent and so does fear of the disease. hundreds of people in liberia's capitol monrovia remain quarantined behind barricades. after fighting a thursday a tense calm is holding in the neighborhood of west point. now, he visual have his started getting food and water to 10s of thousands of people confined there. but there are questions about how long the provisions will last. >>> and two american aid worker

the other thing is that malaysian does have a lot of domestic traffic.horter haul is much more difficult to make money out of. >> good to get your point of view. thank you very much. >> you're welcome. >>> times remain hard in the 18 countries that use the euro. prices rose the slowest rate for five years in august. not necessarily good news it seems as it assigned firms and households aren't spending and not generating wealth either. the european central a bank target for healthy inflation is around 2% a year. in fact the president called anything below 1% the danger zone. figures show prices rising well below the data zone 0.3% for that month. that's going to put pressure to borrowing cost and pump into the economy to help struggling families and fans. >> this time it's germany, the core, which has slowed significantly. this has nothing to do with the euro crisis. this comes from a broad. it comes from ukraine. this crisis there hits the country which is most exposed to russia and ukraine. that's germany via trade and energy links. the core is affected

. >> talk to me about malaysian airlines. gete is a speculation they job cuts, review their fleet size, and possibly look at their ceo and who is in charge. where are we on this story? >> it just about what we know so far. dramatic changes could be coming. let me go through this so you can get the details. the airline is said to be it is asng job cuts. much as 20% of the current workforce. they will be looking at reviewing their orders for new aircraft. change ationed, that the top. they are looking at replacing the ceo. at as many looking as three people up for the job. malaysian week airlines is set to report their .ast set of earnings a lot of moving parts. all know the disasters malaysian airlines has had to an alreadyn top of very competitive airline market in southeast asia. >> thanks for that roundup. let's have a look at european equity markets. london is closed for a bank holiday. paris and frankfurt up nearly 9/10 of one percent. this is the druggie affect -- effect. i think acknowledging the da is new.f long-term >

thanks for j óxñx >>> shock and disbelief, but malaysian airlines was in trouble long before double tragedytruck. >>> south korea is courting its biggest trading partner, but some think that china embraces too tight. >>> hello, you're watching "asia biz forecast." i'm yuko fukushima. management gurus like to talk about crisis management, but who could even conceive that the tragic hand it dealt to executives at malaysian airlines. the carrier has lost two planes in the space of four months. the disappearance of flight mh370 and a suspected missile strike over ukraine that brought down

. >> the fighting in ukraine has resume theirm to work at the crash site of the malaysian airliner. their work came after an agreement for a local cease-fire. missing is looking for bodies and evidence on the crash. >> what exactly happened? 70 investigators are attempting to answer the question. most are military police officers or corners, and they come from the netherlands or australia, the home country of many of the victims. investigations have already made progress. >> some of the human remains in a number of personal belongings were found at the disaster site. a search was made at a location that had been scouted out yesterday. smallea is located in a village. >> it has been two weeks since the malaysian airlines flight went down. western powers in kiev accuse pro-russian separatists of shooting down the plane that crashed in their territory, a claim the separatists denied. dozens of bodies have been recovered. >> that will give it the structure and the robustness that we need to ensure that it is as rigorous as it can be under the circumstances that we have. >> the fighting

struggling malaysian airline will be removed from malaysian stock exchanged and become state owned. they plan to buy out a minority stake owners and carry out a complete overhaul. it has handled two disasters this year. >>> a first-ever report by the federal reserve finds a quarter of american households are just getting by financially. the survey which was conducted last year in september and october paints a bleak picture, one in three people said they were somewhat or much worse off than before the great recession hit. another concern one in five people nearing retirement age say they have no retirement savings or pension. >>> wall street could be in for another big drop. stock futures are in the red right now. all the major indices were off slightly. on going turmoil in the ukraine and middle east have investor insist a caution and selling mood. >>> a tulsa oklahoma restaurant is offering a bacon milk shake. the recipe, milk, ice cream, maple syrup, they strips of bacon and throw it in a blender, presto. customers say it's pretty good, now back to you. >> okay, matt, i'll take y

month to resume searching the south indian ocean for malaysian airlines flight 370. mary, thanks for being with us. tell us a little bit about the new information unveiled by australia. how significant is the new satellite data? >> it is very significant because, remember, they had such a sketchy amount of data to go on and really nothing more than inmarsat date tap with refined data, and with the information about the cell phone call -- that's the second one -- that does put into question that mysterious loop around indonesia. recall they said the plane turned from its position and then headed back across malaysia but made a mysterious hook around indonesia. if it turned south -- that was not on radar -- if it turns south before then, then that -- that indication or that thought is now most likely gone. that will put it further south, if it's in the ocean, further south in the indian ocean. they're still going to search on the arc but it's going to be closer to the antarctica area. >> some thought that turn that it made around the fact that it went on radar, some pe

in a related story, the remains of 20 malaysians have arrived home more than a month after their plane went down over eastern ukraine. this friday marks the first national day of mourning in malaysia's history. >> soldiers carry home the remains of 20 malaysian skilled in the malaysia airlines flight 17 crash. the bodies, the first of 43 citizens killed in the disaster, were flown back to kuala lumpur by the same carrier whose plane was struck by a missile in eastern ukraine last month. there was a solemn ceremony on the tarmac at the airport attended by malaysia's king and prime minister. the remains were then brought sts to private funerals. the government has declared friday a national day of mourning and urged people to wear black. all people on board the flight were killed in the crash, 2/3 dutch nationals. the return of the bodies comes as malaysia tries once again to locate the wreckage of malaysia airlines flight 370 which went missing in march this year. >> to west africa where 1350 people have been killed to the ebola virus. most of those deaths have been centered in four wes

>> ukraine's government says a cease-fire with separatist bubble -- was separatist at the downed malaysian airline site are still in effect. australian and dutch police are trying to remain -- recover the remains of those on board. it was carrying 298 people when it was shot down over eastern ukraine. for the downing of the flight made 17 to the disappearance of the flight from kuala lumpur in from beijing in march the company has been forced to take measures to fight its economic summit. -- plummet. >> in deep financial trouble, malaysian airlines is struggling to stay solvent. despite a five star rating for hospitality, the airline had been in difficulty even before the recent twin disasters. it has struggled since the early 2000 close to a billion losses -- over a billion dollars in losses in the last several years. the airline is now facing hundreds of millions of euros in compensation as well as cancellations. over 100 million euros in losses in the first quarter of this year. adding to its woes, mh 17 was shut down by you -- by ukraine rebels last month. even though it was not respon

the malaysian authorities suspect the salvage company made tens of thousands of dollars in profit from each salvage operation. masuzuki believed her brother was resting peacefully in his sunken ship. after seeing footage of iron lifted from the shipwrecks, she had this to say. >> translator: if not all the ship has been lifted, i hope the rest will remain untouched under water. i can't go to penang. all i can do is pray from here. >> reporter: 69 years have passed since the war, but the remains of the shipwrecks that double as graves for the fallen. keiji himeno, nhk world, penang, malaysia. >>> that wraps up our bulletin. i'm patchari raksawong in bangkok. >>> chinese prosecutors are punishing a company they believe sold expired meat products to fast-food chains and convenience stores. they've given police permission to arrest six executives. the firm is based in shanghai. prosecutors say staff committed food safety violations. police have held the executives just after the scandal came to light. they can detain suspects before making a formal arrest. the u.s. food supplier osi group

and they have determined in the past month, and now the victims are back on malaysian soil. and they will be treated with the utmost dignity. some of the remains were flown to other parts of malaysia for burial. and others were moved by hearse for burial in koala lumpur. like the caskets of one of the first officers and the flight attendants, brought to this mosque for special prayers. airline staff here remembered not only their colleagues on flight ma17, but also the crew and the crew and passengers on mh370, still missing three months o like the flag carrier they worked for, like the nation they carried, still trying to make sense. aljazeera, koala lumpur. >> in iceland, a volcano showing signs of a massive eruption is being watched closely. on thursday, three earthquakes shook the area. standing by in case of a natural disaster. >> the biggest glacier, the earth is rumbling. this is the vatnajokull volcano, they don't know when or if or where along this volcano ridge magma could surface, but with almost 1,000 small earthquakes here every day, something is imminent. we're

we will show you the memorial for the victims of a malaysian airline flight that was shot down. ♪here i am. rock you like a hurricane♪ fiber one now makes cookies. find them in the cookie aisle. >>> new video from an earthquake in southwest china today. the earthquake jolted people out of bed. 19 people reported injuries. it damaged hundreds of houses and roads and power lines in the area. more than 1,000 people have been mobilized to aide in the rescue efforts. >>> thousands of people gathered in the netherlands today to remember victims of malaysian airlines flight 17. right now, it's been a month since it exploded over eastern ukraine. all 298 people on board were killed. 193 were dutch. they released hundreds of white balloons in the sky. and there was an another rally today. this one in ferguson. hundreds gathering a week after an unarm the teenager was shot and killed by police. despite the curfew, there was violence and bloodshed over night. jay gray has been there since the beginning and it started -- since it started. jay, what happened last night. it looked active into

one example was the malaysian experience. in 2011 the malaysian court decided to prosecute in absentia senior war criminals. we haven't seen other trials in absentia. >> we thank you very much for your time today. >>> egyptian president abdel fatah al-sisi himself is now in russia to meet russian president vladimir putin. the two leaders discussing the situation in iraq, libya. he's a strong supporter of abdel fatah al-sisi. >>> they also discussed the systematic dismantling of egypt, including the journalists in egypt. now in prison for 227 days. baher mohamed, peter greste and mohamed fahmy, in june mohamed fahmy and peter greste given seven year sentences and baher mohamed was given an extra three years because he had a spent round in his position which he had picked up at a protest. >>> venezuela, border with columbia, goods leaving the country. >> good morning vietnam. >> and good-bye to a well-known comic, robin williams dice at the age of 63. >>> football silver ware up for grabs. at about 10 it will the hour. till the

the malaysian government can afford to inject some money into it.s similar to swissair, but they had to rebrand. they had to sell to the belgian airline. .here is a swiss airline historically, people don't make a distinction. >> the trouble with malaysia airlines is that before the two disasters, the company had been unprofitable for three straight years. it was facing competition from low-fare regional carriers. the same kind of routes. >> it has not been a great environment for airlines for quite a while. >> this is further breaking news. i want to make clear that this is not the un security council, this is the ukraine security council in kiev. they are bringing out more information. bring up the map again, courtney, if you would. the south, southeast of kiosks -- kiev. a russian drone was downed. this is a report from ukraine, not from the news services. brendan, the one that interests me the most, the ukraine army pol.ing in near mariu it is ominous. futures deteriorate in a little bit. >> off to something lighter. it is national bowtie day tod

malaysian airlines is cutting about thousand jobs.oting down of the jet over ukraine and the disappearance of flight 370 over the ocean. >>> google is building drones for a package delivery system. a fleet of drones is in development at google's project wing to carry merchandise to customers from its online store. test flights in australia recently delivered a first aid kit, candy bars, dog treats, and water to two farmers. that puts google in a race with amazon to use an unmanned aircraft to deliver packages. >>> here on wall street today concerns about international conflict and european inflation before the end of the month holiday weekend could stenld stocks lower. the dow lost 42 points thursday, the nasdaq almost 12. standard & poor's lost 3 points. the company makes police body cameras. since the shooting of michael brown and the protests, they have sold equipment to police departments in missouri and they just got a million-dollar order for body cameras from state police in michigan. wendy? >> wendy gillette from the new york

the malaysian country ruled it out. they put forward a proposal to take over the shares, it owned 70%, close to 70% of the shares and planned to buy 30% that is traded on the stock exchange. it's offering a premium of 12.5% over the last traded price. it's an exercise that will cost about $470 million. it plans to combalance sheetly overhaul the airline and this is the first step in restructuring the company. how and what it will entail, it's not been reveried yet. there are -- revealed net yet. there are things that the state investor would look at - perhaps replacing the entire team among some. >> taking the country off the stock exchange, delisting it means it can do these things without answering to minority shareholders. to do so will be to try to regain the trust of the customers and cop assumers >>> russia's ban on food products have come into effect after it imposed sanctions on countries that imposed sanctions on it. meat, fish, mill, dairy from the u.s., european union, australia, canada and norway came in eff

. >>> ret mains of 20d malaysians was shot down over ukraine arrived in kuala lumpur today. victims were received in a solemn ceremony on the runway. they were draped with a malaysian flag and carried by soldiers to waiting cars before being taken to private funerals. all 298 people on board the flight from amsterdam died last month when the plane was shot down over rebel held territory in eastern ukraine. >>> chilling warning from chuck hagel, he says the threat by isis is beyond anything we've seen. in a briefing at the pentagon yesterday, hagel said the u.s. must prepare for everything. the terror group has threaten to execute a second american journalist steven sotloff if the u.s. does not end air strikes in iraq. he was kidnapped about a year ago. earlier this week, militants beheaded american journalives james foley. >> they are imminent threat to every interest we have, whether it's in iraq or anywhere else. >> while the president promises the u.s. will not be on the ground in iraq, state department asked for 300 more troops to secure u.s. facilities there. >>> the go

now, this was one day after the malaysian airplane was shot down over eastern ukraine, and it was a u.s. air force spy plane avoiding this encounter with the russian military on july 18th. now, the plane was an rc-135 rivet joint that was being used to eavesdrop on the russian military but the russians began tracking it with this land radar, and even sent one fighter jet to intercept it, so that's when the american plane flew into another zone without permission. so the u.s. state department official tells us "we acknowledge a u.s. aircraft veered into swedish air space and will take active steps to ensure we have properly communicated with swedish authorities in advance to prevent similar issues before they arise." there was a similar occurrence in april near japan between the u.s. and russia and in that case there was a near collision, but in this case, the land radar detection the russians used was rare and unusual. russian authorities have not yet commented. christi and miguel? >> all righty, erin mcpike, thank you so much. >>> the crisis in the middle east is unfolding in a region

. >>> the government of malaysian says it is taking over malaysian airlines and removing it from therket. the airline was already in trouble even before the two deadly disasters hit. the government of malaysian plans to buy back the 30% of the airline that's in the hand of private shareholders. >>> it's the type of technology once used in the cockpit of jet fighters. but next year it'll be available in cars. it's called navdy. a start up created a hands free device that sits on your dashboard. it's designed for navigation, talking and texting without ever taking your eyes off the road. navdy projects the information right in front of you and you can talk to it or use a series of hand gestures to make it work. >> touch screens and knobs and buttons often cause you to take your eyes off the road. >>> and if the car is parked you can see your text messages. if you're moving navdy will read them to you. >>> thousands of jobs and a big economic boost. we'll tell you what california is offering tesla to convince the company to build a planet in our state. >> and our chief meteorologist bil

we watched the coffin draped with the malaysian flag brought in by malaysian soldiers.s a big day for them and marks a dreadful year in aviation for malaysia. >>> the united nations says more than 190,000 people have been killed over the course of a three year conflict in syria. that's double the number a year ago. the figure is the first to be issued by the human rights office since july 2013. it documented then that 100,000 people had been killed. our middle east editor has the assessment of the past year. there are disturbing images from the very start. >> in three horrific years in syria, no incident is worse than the chemical attack that killed and injure sod many in the rebel held suburb of damascus a year ago. the west and rebels blame the assad regime. it denied the charge. americans threaten trouble and specify if mass casualties are specified by chemical weapons. when these people were killed, u.s. military action against the regime looked certain. in damascus at, supporters of president assad were volunteering for militias amid real anxiety about what america

so there's very, very deep water in the area. >> searchers have been looking for any sign of malaysian air flight 370 since it disappeared in march with 239 people on board. that search continues. >>> now from the indian ocean to the pacific ocean where some of the largest swells in years are drawing people to the beaches of southern california that are world famous. we have more on this story. we saw last hour, pedram, the famous surfing champ telling people to respect the ocean. when a surfer says respect the ocean, you want to listen. because there are some huge waves out there. >> there are. and it's hard to believe that we've had 100 water rescues just over this region. some of them occurred over the wedge, which is in newport beach. but look at some of the images coming out of this area of southern california where we know sand berms have been put in place to protect property. we've had reports of flooding, you can see the pier packed with people looking out on the coast. and this is the view would you have in some of those expensive properties. the next couple days, high surf ad

. >>> thank you at 6:10, malaysian airlines makes the turn around official: the new steps the airline is taking to revive the damage brand. >> and tough new cons -- consequences for all until players who get in trouble for domestic violence. >>> the unis-- the >>> the unis-- the up and it >>> covering walnut creek, burlingame, campbell and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> we are approaching 6:14 a.m. often friday morning and an important reminder to you before the long holiday weekend and northbound 280 from 101 to king street, the lanes are closed with crews working to replace hinges on the over crossing and this will last through 5:00 a.m. on tuesday and we have a lot of giants game so try to take public transportation if you are going to be navigating this area this weekend. >>> lava is floating from the volcano but no explosion with video capturing bill letting smoke from the volume queen in ice land. authorities have said it has been a aviation alert at "red." >>> malaysian airlines confirmed they laying off 30 percent of the workforce. the job cuts amount to 6,000 employ

the remains were carried aboard a chartered malaysian airlines jet.they were carried by teams of eight solders that took them to private funerals. >>> investigators are looking into the cause of a fire at a junkyard in poland. month are than 100 firefighters worked to put out that tire fire yesterday. one of them was taken to the hospital after breathing toxic smoke. officials told their neighbors to stay indoors for the rest of the day. >> new information this morning related to the ebola outbreak. a patient being treated at a sacramento hospital has tested negative for the deadly virus. the patient who returned home from west africa earlier this month had been placed in isolation while the tests were performed. >> the cincinnati archdiocese says catholics can take part in the ice bucket challenge but shouldn't donate to the als foundation. they back a study that uses embryonic stem cells. they plan to ask people to donate their money to a medical organization that uses only adult stem cells in itsç research. >>> an fcc commissioner is calling for a

the victims' remains were carried aboard a specially charted malaysian airlines jet.ffins were draped in the malaysian flag and were carried by soldiers that took them to private funerals. all 298 people onboard that plane died when it was shot down. >>> police in the u.k. released dashboard video of the moment officers allowed a car going the wrong way to crash into their vehicle. a officer in the car is heard saying he's going to hit us as the driver who suffers from dementia crashed into the cruiser. the driver wasn't hurt. the officers decided to let him crash into them in order to prevent serious injury to anyone else. talk about making a sacrifice. >>> police are investigating a shooting near the campus of virginia state university and we just checked the school's website and it says an 18-year-old was taken to the hospital with a gun shot wound to the leg around 3:00 this morning. he was not a virginia state student. the university asks students to stay in their residence halls. activity returned to normal on the campus around 7:00 in the morning. there were no

on the international probe into the malaysian plane crash. in the area where graphic. troops are tightening the noose on government strongholds. coming out the headlines on the week's top stories here on r.t. international coming to you live from moscow it's three am here in the russian capital it's good to have you with us. high level of widespread condemnation tonight over another israeli strike on a un school in gaza at least ten people died they were queuing for food at the gates at the time the u.s. state department says it's appalled by the disgraceful shelling while the un secretary-general ban ki moon called the attack a moral outrage and a criminal act the i.d.f. had earlier signaled that it's winding down its operation along the border how we fear reports from the heart of the conflict i would this is say that the israeli air force struck a motorcycle just outside of a proprietary boys school in the rustler city we know that at least ten palestinians were injured we believe all of them were civilians least four children now the united nations has of course co

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a resolution calling for all sides to accept a cease fire at the site of the malaysian plane crash in eastern ukraine has been blocked at the u.n. security council the countries who refused to accept the document put forward by moscow wanted antigovernment forces blamed in the wording professor bruno diversity from the national institute of eastern civilizations believes it's all part of a well planned campaign against russia. very concerned. and inquiry about the incident of the accident of the malaysian play plane but most obviously united states don't want to cooperate on that field and they don't give the information they have they don't want to communicate they just want to make pressure. against russia unfortunately the the members of the security council some members of the security council reacted in their typical way. being adamantly against any kind of criticism of the ukrainian authorities even though where we case of. attempted violation of twenty one sixty six you know ukraine is now a playground. for western countries but they're specially for united states against russi

and the international probe into the malaysian plane crash is hampered by combat in the area where graphic scenes show how key of the troops are tightening the noose on anti-government strongholds. which are due to national coming to you live from moscow i'm marina joshie welcome to the program now there's been a fresh attack on another u.n. school in gaza this time at least ten people have died according to palestinian officials the victims were queuing for food out of the gates at the time the i.d.f. it earlier signaled that its winding down its operation along the border harris here reports from the heart of the conflict. i would say that the israeli air force struck a motorcycle just outside of a proprietary boy's school in the rougher city we know that at least ten palestinians were injured we believe all of them were civilians at least four children now the united nations has of course condemned this attack but the united nations has made clear that historically and recently it's told us throughout the precise location of this structure and the fact that in this school there are arou

now the law is becoming again and again i mean the big problem of course with the malaysian airliner is that we had the kiev forces seizing the tapes the air traffic control tapes the extremely dangerous sort of situation when these lies keep repeating i'm not sure about today certainly we know two weeks ago rasmussen and here were completely lying about the idea of them shelling a russian boy that was coming in to the east of ukraine it was just a plain simple lie nobody maybe you've heard this before because you know because joseph goebbels back in world war two he said you tell a big lie and you keep repeating it and people will eventually believe it and i think that's where we are now with the ukraine conflict as on what you've just said right now how would you explain then the spreading of the panic who could those be i mean who's actually telling the whole truth. well i mean i don't know about that where the troops are but certainly the discussions about them it seems it's a some kind of psychological warfare going on here psychological operations and you know the idea is to ma

the international probe into the malaysian plane crashes. in the area graphic scene troops are tightening the noose on government strongholds . the day's headlines on the week's top stories here on r.t. international coming to you live from moscow where it's five am good to have you with us. israel has announced a seven hour ceasefire in most parts of gaza to come into effect on monday and it comes after its forces shelled a un school even as reports were coming in that soldiers were drawing to israel the school shelling left at least ten people dead bystanders say that many were queuing for food at the gates at the time of the strike the u.s. state department says it's appalled by the disgraceful shelling or the un secretary-general ban ki-moon calls the attack a moral outrage and a criminal act kerry fear reports from the heart of the conflict. i would this is say that the israeli air force struck a motorcycle just outside of a proprietary boy's school in the rougher city we know that at least ten palestinians were injured we believe all o