all of the bodies of the mh seventeen passengers have reportedly been taken from the crash site to malta and nearby cities a cleanup and investigation will now push ahead thought is a roman cause sent us a report from that area. situation here and the plane crash site is certainly a different from what we encountered say in the first and the second day the area is now cordoned off by plainclothes militia for the self-defense forces in control of this area say they've made several appeals to the international community to get it seem of the experts here as soon as possible it was easy to do so when we want a comprehensive and objective investigation but we don't feel like there's enthusiasm among the international community and experts several dozen experts who are currently in kiev we're asking them please come here faster we are surprised and frankly angered that we have to keep the area untouched while we've been waiting for them for so long meanwhile kiev has already rushed to use the end to government forces of meddling with a crash scene on. the pro russian fighters are not allowing

malta far in broad daylight in the grounds killed at least sixteen people on friday tens of buildings including a church were damaged while residents were left without power and water meanwhile the organization for security and cooperation in europe puts the total number of lives lost in the since the summer of two hundred fifty has a ridiculous score on the russia ukraine border with the very latest updates from the area. residents of reported hearing air raid sirens again again last night and they're saying that fighting continues on the outskirts of the city now according to defense forces ukrainian troops are gaining ground seeking to take control over the road that is connecting the internet's just cities that are essentially capitals of the two restive regions. varying bronzer off the assaults by the ukrainian army this city has been heavily hit its infrastructure damaged and people are saying they are left without water electricity gas is also something they're finding a shortage off of course there are instances of people being hit in the middle of the day by artillery and mor

our democracy the refugees who arrive in the italian maltese coast are not just up to its silly or malta to deal with however this is the reality around sixty people are currently holed up in the abandoned schoolhouse just behind me here in central and they're angry it's the way they see refugees being treated here in germany now what we have seen is a standoff between them and police a large group of demonstrators gather at either end of this street and they're angry at what they see as a double standard by the german government when it comes to refugee rights but if you. supply the weapons that are used in the conflicts that man these people had to flee then we don't let them work and put them in countless when they get here. is that our laws that deal with these people are very repressive and inhumane they make it so hard for people to stay here they're actually recognised as refugees from the u.n. convention but germany doesn't accept this status they just want to push them back into to delhi or departing back into their countries despite the words of the german president about doing

of our democracy the refugees who arrive on the italian maltese coast are not just up to italy or malta to deal with however this is the reality around sixty people are currently holed up in the abandoned schoolhouse just behind me here in central and they're angry it's the way they see refugees being treated here in germany now what we have seen is a standoff between them and police this road here in the center the german capital has been shot often is a large police presence here a large group of demonstrators gather at either end of this street and they're angry at what they see as a double standard by the german government when it comes to refugee rights they're actually recognised as refugees from the you and convention but germany doesn't accept to start with they just want to push them back into to delhi or depart and back into the country many of those inside the school which includes refugees from ghana nigeria and syria police are understood to be in favor of evacuating the building some opposition politicians are hoping a solution can be found that sees the group allowed to s

the city came on to malta warnings were issued twice during the day and we had to seek shelter on the ground according to people at the scene most victims have shrapnel wounds they will need to return their pont. also reported raiding forces have been patrolling the c.t.e. and foreign troops in residential areas. has been targeted heavily by artillery over the past several days people are saying that they're being now left without electricity or running water a gas pipeline also has been hit so essentially there has been already talk about a humanitarian catastrophe in the making in the city aside from that denounce goals that has come under fire on saturday as a matter of fact some of the remote districts have been hit by ukrainian artillery damaging several building. happening the world however seems to be focused on only one event in southeastern ukraine and that is the aftermath of the catastrophe of the malaysian flight m.h. seventeen. a moscow has issued a list of u.s. citizens who are barred from entering russia twelve americans are targeted two of them for their involvement in

a democracy the refugees who arrive in the italian maltese coast are not just up to it's really or malta to deal with however this is the reality around sixty people are currently holed up in the abandoned schoolhouse just behind me here in central and they're angry it's the way they see refugees being treated here in germany now what we have seen is a standoff between them and police this road here in the center of the german capital has been shot so often is a large police presence here they have told me that they have no immediate plans for a deadline for when they would have to leave the building and no plans as of yet to clear them out what we have seen is a large group of demonstrators gather at either end of the streets there here to say to show their solidarity with these refugees and they're angry at what they see as a double standard by the german government when it comes to refugee rights but if you put on the house and put a supply of the weapons that are used in the conflicts that man these people had to flee then we don't let them work and put them in camps when they get he

a live look for malta and camera were not really seem fall out there the marine layer is really shallows to start the day will see the clouds moved dropping rain for parts of southern california will policies and clouds streaming from the afternoon. but also holding some moisture. so we will see the temperatures he ducked plenty of the east bay temperatures right now are in the low 70's. 61 in concord and a double in the '50s and '60s right now. >>: this upgrade normal korea via will be and the triple digit readings. loan 90s in milpitas and san jose. mid-80s and melville. for the east bay will take a few want 100 also in any art. any five and san leandro its formula and oakland 80s today 72 in downtown services co. the model room 89 degrees. here's a seven their run the bank forecast to more web the full now because of the sea breeze coming back and carry it to be even cooler for wednesday and thursday. temperatures will be very comfortable over the next couple of days today will be the hottest. >>: clear signal to the bay bridge toll plaza it looks as if they'd been activated are read

heights --ie 32, cleveland avenue cleveland heights 1932, war in 1933, jefferson 1934, war in 1930 six, malta 1937, st. mary 1941, allr sandusky within the state of ohio, the state that likes to boast first in aviation. pilot wasf being a not that unusual for that era. here at purdue were i will mention in a second, i don't know if a lot of people realize, but a man named cliff turpin in helped the wright brothers redesigned their engine and early, fromls, not purdue university. the wright brothers were great heroes to any kid growing up in ohio because of their famous .icycle shop near dayton it celebrates aviation as much as you do here at purdue. six years old, neil armstrong goes on his first flight. he goes up in a ford try motor, the tin goose. it obviously had a big impression on him or at least it is one of the ones he was willing to talk about as an adult. , he seemed toon be quite hooked about it. there's a story about his love of aviation. armstrong has never refuted it. believe me, he refutes a lot of stories said about him. i feel very bad for him. he had a lot of people say wron

we are going to keep our ambassador in malta.have an envoy that brokers those programs among the libyan factions. president obama will delegate the african leaders in the coming week. we are going to keep working on it. we believe there's a huge opportunity to bring the factions together. >> not a failure of u.s. policy? >> again, it points out the difficulties of a post-conflict situation. we have to get better, though. i would acknowledge, working with the europeans and trying to integrate these into what can be a national libyan force. >> deputy national security adviser to the president, thank you for coming. >> thank you. >>> they used to call the president the leader of the western world. the west doesn't seem to want to follow anymore. is that about this president or this day and age? we ask house democratic leader, nancy pelosi, she's next. as long as i've lived in iowa, there's always been wind. (strauss' blue danube playing) really... so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of yo

and i spy has popped up on the minutes freeway at 98 avenue of malta vehicle accidents reported to thet's affecting traffic on both sides of the freeway. the biggest backup is on the northbound side of the south always are grinding to a halt the even though the senses do not get show that the legacy of the system multiple lans are blocked at one time. no. 02 indiana < this could be shut down all weekend as they decide that injury pair on the freeways of this is the second time the close the freeway into the six weeks last week it was soft " one of the city this time is more strongly into the city is the be all weekend long from 9:00 until 5:00 on monday morning. is it coming to the city for be aware of it. maybe a little bit more than 30 minutes this morning so we actually-the bullet because today's the day before the holiday periods >>: the backup will remain fairly consistent here's a look at the to 80s stretch north of leading up to flyweight one-to- one the last half-hour essentially approved just a bit because of traffic flowing in front of your earliest. this is the last exit bef

recommended using the term gulf war illness in the pushed back favoring the va current terminology chronic malta said the bonus. it was subsequently reported that it the department has dodged references to gulf war illness and research into the condition because officials fear a threat of new disability benefits to mucklands and costly payouts, complicating your goal to eliminate the backlog of benefits claims by the end of 2015. this is confirmed by your dec. cod 13 testimony before the senate veterans' affairs committee where he stated and ' every time we get a new theme you are right. i am telling you, i will get to 2015 to 125 days except if i have a large perpetration of something like will we experienced in the agent orange and learn a. 260,000 claims in our inventory overnight in october 2010 will close. in response to i know him the chronicle to listen to know this technology was deferred because there could be experience from veterans from multiple conflicts including the current complex. however, note the 38 cf are section 317, the va regulation governing compensation for disability to

you like to go to malta?sult when the time arrives. >> the "journal's" piece, an arc of instability, unseen since the '70s. it was like david lenhart's piece last week, andrew. the president unfortunately, through no fault of his own, has got this economy that's not cooperating. and, through no fault of his own, has got this arc of instability. he got in at the wrong time, and a lot of things just started going wrong through no fault of his own michelle. >> can that head line in the "journal" today really struck me as well. an arc of instability unseen since the '70s. ouch. >> what else happened -- how come both things are happening, it's weird, isn't it? >> coincidental? >> it's very unfortunately. >> ayman gave us a heads up on what happened in israel and gaza over the weekend. let me show you in general foreign policywise it wasn't a great weekend for the united states. the deal with iran looks like it's on the verge of failure when it comes to their nuclear program. the israel gaza situation continues to

the prime minister of malta who admitted on cnn that in the past he was willing to say well let's get. let's see what putin has to say and the ukrainians have to say about what's going on in ukraine. since the downing of the mh17 these questions are over. this has now crossed a line, and we have to target russia more pointedly. and here's the thing. when sanctions are imposed, and that is sanctions obviously instead of war, let's face it, first and foremost sanctions usually involve military sales. right now france is talking about helicopter assault warships to russia. the international community wants them at least not to do that. >> this is wolf in jerusalem, let's get to the current crisis unfolding here. the fighting seems to be escalating between israel and hamas. the diplomacy is escalating payment. secretary of state john kerry still in cairo and ban ki-moon on his way here to israel. i was struck. the first thing -- almost the first thing that the secretary of state did, once he got to cairo, met with ban ki-moon, was announce that the u.s. was going to provide nearly $50 mil

the stock lower seeing right now outside malta and showing us a pretty healthy mixture with at that low marine layer there. let's courtesy of this bit of smoke to a marcher. with status or their and the forecast for today and tomorrow there is moisture and air will produce rain probably not a we get higher humidities out there so bill stick your free this afternoon. here are the sectors right now we're looking at 60 in concord 64 and antioch 63 in livermore that's the were receptor so far mid-50s for san francisco (the lotus mid-50s for the north as well. this afternoon our eyes begin in the south bay. we're looking for 84 san jose 84 as well as sunnyvale. wiesel's also hit 91 degrees is afternoon the east a weird talk about the delta that portion of these they will push to 100 degree mark and also hit the livermore valley the central valley to generally get the low 90s this afternoon with cooler temperatures by the water run for about 66 in richmond in downtown oakland about 74. symphysis go downtown 77. ocean beach will be 69. will expect make 80s for petaluma and seven rows up. the p