i'm max foster. i'm max foster. "early start" is up next. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> breaking news overnight. israel promising a prolonged assault onuoha mas. 70 targets hit overnight as the violence intensifies this morning. the white house tries to ensure the world it stands with israel. we are live in gaza with the latest developments. >> investigators trying, yet again, to reach the crash site of malaysia flight 17. is fighting between pro-russian rebels and ukraine making it too dangerous, again? this, as world leaders are

max foster, cnn, london. >>> back to business.e'll have more on the malaysian airline disaster after this break. >>> the man scheduled to fly both malaysian doomed flights. but incredible he switched his ticket. ♪ flight from kualan march disappeared with 239 passengers. in each instance one man was missing. dutch cyclist martin de jonge was supposed to be on both planes but both times changed his tickets. last time he was headed to a race in taiwan and changed his ticket. how he posted on his website. how happy i am for myself and my family that i was on the flight and did not take ihe last moment. my story is ultimately nothing compared to the misery, attention should be paid to the victims and survivors. wishing everyone aeffected by this disaster. >> i'm feeling sick. i feel like i've been given a second chance. >> reporter: others those who boarded unaware of what would happen. kaylene lost family on both flights. >> our prayers with those. >> reporter: surprisingly as families wait to recover the bodies of their loved ones,

i'm max foster in london. ahead this hour, anger in the aftermath of a deadly strike on a shelter in gaza. we'll take you inside the former school being used to protect civilians. >>> two weeks since the downing of flight 17, crash investigators are still being kept from the scene. >>> gaza health officials say shelling next to a u.n. shelter has left eight wounded but no deaths inside the facility. it's a close call just a day after 20 people were killed this a strike on another u.n. shelter. the u.n. blames israel for that. carl penhall has israel's response, and a look at the aftermath. but we warn you, some of the images you're about to see are graphic. >> reporter: northern gaza around 5:00 a.m. the u.n. school turned shelter for 3,000 people, just attacked. a u.n. employ took these cell phone images, breathing heavily, he races classroom to classroom. body count by flashlight. mutilated limbs swaddled in bloody rags. >> we saw the shells when they hit and shrapnel was falling like rain. i was so scared.

. >> cnn's max foster was reporting live from the hospital that day. >> the announcement was actuallyfew hours after george was born. kate and william actually keeping things for themselves before they delivered it to the wide world. >> prince william later told foster in an exclusive interview that those early hours were filled with many exciting firsts, including the first diaper change. >> badge of honor. >> badge of honor. i wasn't allowed to get away with it. i had every mid watch saying you do it, you do it. >> that's very much kate and william, hands-on parents and in control of their own lives, and now george's life. >> in control, doing things their own way the very next morning. >> i believe they are coming out now. oh, sorry, false alarm. >> while the world waited for the grand introduction, kate and william took their time inside, getting ready. >> there was a hairdresser, for example, and we saw clothes going in and out. so they were preparing for a big media moment. we were happy to show him off to whoever wanted to see him. as every new parent knows, you're only happy t

i'm max foster in london.ftermath of a deadly strike on a shelter in gaza. we'll take you inside the former school being used to protect civilians. >>> two weeks since the downing of flight 17, crash investigators are still being kept from the scene. >>> gaza health officials say shelng

i'm max foster in london. coming up in this hour.ther large explosion shakes gaza this wednesday morning. we'll take you on the ground inside the city. but, first, tough new sanctions against russia are reminding many of the days of the cold war.

max foster, cnn london. >> london editor of "the daily beast" joins me from london. welcome.nk a lot of the stories of russian money have really come out since what's happened in eastern ukraine. and we know that london is an investment haven for russia's super rich generation of oil ol i garbages. >> i think you can't argue. i think it's certainly the case. certainly what the widtho has argued. she says the british government was unwilling to risk its tie to say this money which funds the london way of life. the police have certainly always had a fair investigation on this, and immediately or a year after the murder, they pointed the finger at this former fsb agent and said they wanted to charge him with murder. of course, russia didn't extradite him to london so he'll never be able to stand trial. what the family then asked for, could the british government at least investigate whether they think the russian government ordered this murder. until this week, the british government has always put that off. and only from the continued pressure from the widow now and a high cour

max foster, cnn, london. >> you know those red and white overalls that he was wearing, apparently theyout immediately. >> he looks good in it. >> all right. we're going to get back to business after the break and bring you more on the malaysia airlines disaster. >>> also, coming up, the stories of passengers who were supposed to be on the doomed flight, mh 17. really... so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line anytime for 15 bucks a month. low dues... great terms... let's close. introducing at&t mobile share value plans... ...with our best-ever pricing for business. for over 19 million people. [ mom ] with life insurance, we're not just insuring our lives... we're helping protect his. [ female announcer ] everyone has a moment when tomorrow becomes real. transamerica. transform tomorrow. transamerica. but with pamprin, a period means sgo!! pain relieve

i'm max foster here in london. wreckage is scattered across the site. even as the victim's bodies start to be recovered, it's still not clear exactly what downed the airliner. the u.s. and ukraine say it was a russian made surface to air missile. a video shows three missile launchers heading back to russia. vladimir putin is under enormous pressure. you have seen the crash site. what sort of investigation is going on there? >> i think we're seeing some definite changes from just as the situation was 24 hours ago. there is a greater degree of control here from emergency workers who are here. the remains of the aircraft just there. the people who are now in control of this site they are preventing vehicles from moving further up the road to the main crash area just a few hundred meters up there behind me. we're also seeing a lot more activity on the ground. a lot of the bodies have been removed from really the fields were quite literally littered with them. what the people here are doing and i want to try to show you this, they are bringing in by the bus

cnn's max foster joins us from london with more on that. hi, max. >> reporter: hi, carol.t's interesting, you know, because a lot of people suggesting yesterday that the blacks boxes aren't that important if they can prove that there was a missile attack on this plane because actually the black boxes just really give you information about what happened on board, and the best evidence will be on the ground about whether or not a missile attacked the plane, but it's interesting because the blacks boxes are becoming more and more important. uk security sources have told me today, carol, that all the evidence does point to the same conclusion that it was shot down boy an sa-11 surface-to-air missile launched by separatists operating in southern eastern ukraine, but also crucially there's also evidence that the site was tampered with. so the first thing they're going to be looking at with these boxes is were the boxes tampered with? they're not going to go straight into the boxes to get the information out of it. at this point the most crucial bit of evidence might be just to l

max foster, cnn, london. >> 100 years on, we're still seeing more. >> plenty more war since then. >>hat is the first hour. we've got a couple more to go here. please stay with us. i'm natalie allen. >> two more hours of special coverage to bring you. get comfortable, natalie. we'll see you here after this short break. vo: this is the summer. the summer of this. the summer that summers from here on will be compared to. where memories will be forged into the sand. and then hung on a wall for years to come. get out there, with over 50,000 hotels at $150 dollars or less. expedia. find yours. >>> hello and welcome to our viewers in the u.s. and around the world. glad you're with us. >> ahead here this hour, the u.n. security council meets late into the night over the worsening humanitarian situation in gaza. we'll have a life report from new york coming next. >>> mh17 crash investigators continue to wait for violence in eastern ukraine keeping them from the crash where the jet liner came down. >>> and we begin this hour at the u.n., where the security council is trying to mend the unravel

i'm max foster. do stay with us. "early start" begins after this short break.hink the tree we carved our names in is still here? probably dead... how much fun is this? what? what a beautiful sunset... if you like sunsets. whether you're sweet or salty... you'll love nature valley sweet and salty bars. >>> gaza in shambles. a market, a school now hit just in, israel accused of more crimes. no place seems safe this morning. we have shocking images as both sides refuse to stop the fighting. we are live in gaza and jerusalem with the latest developments and the political fallout. >>> breaking news this morning. minutes ago, ukraine announcing a cease-fire near the crash site of malaysia flight 17. invest

i'm max foster in london. it's 9:00 a.m. in brussels. e.u. leaders supposed to meet at this hour could impose the toughest sanctions in russia. they hope to pressure russian president vladimir putin to end the fighting in the ukraine. russia is downplaying the sanctions. lavrov says they will not achieve their goal and it could back fire on europe and the u.s. >>> in london they're looking at the cockpit data flight recorder. they're saying they're being told the plane was destroyed by shrapnel from rocket blasts. >>> a convoy of international investigators will try again to reach the crash site of malaysian airlines 17. they were forced to turn back monday because of heavy fighting. >> we are sick and tired of being interrupted by gun fights despite the fact that we have agreed there should be a cease-fire. on that site there are still body parts missing, there are still bodies there, there's a job to be done. it can only be done if the guns are down that we have no risk on our way there. >> the 45 person team of dutch and australian experts

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i'm max foster in london. coming up in this hour. another large explosion shakes gaza this wednesday morning. we'll take you on the ground inside the city. but, first, tough new sanctions against russia are reminding many of the days of the cold war. >>> there's a new and strong warning to russia from the international community, the u.s., japan and the european union have now agreed to apply more economic pressure in the form of sanctions over moscow support for rebels fighting the ukrainian government. u.s. president barack obama said the sanctions will take direct aim at the russian arms, and the finance sectors. >> russia is once again isolating itself from the international community setting back decades of genuine progress, and it doesn't have to come to this. it didn't have to come to this. it does not have to be this way. this is a choice that russia and president putin in particular has made. >> the european union has imposed its toughest sanctions yet against russia. the first stage involved the suspension on talks about vi

max foster has the rest of the tale from here. this was an incredible match, wasn't it?> reporter: it really was. it's one of the greatest matches of modern times. it was amazing to see federer fight back championship points in the fourth set but then he finally did succumb to djokovic at the end of the fifth set. incredible match. everyone here behind federer but in the end really cheering on djokovic because it was a really deserved win. djokovic hasn't won a grand slam in more than a year so imagine his relief to win here. he now has seven grand slams under his belt putting him on par with mcenroy so he's well up there but federer in total has won 17. he has some way to go. it was interesting to see federer. we're told he's old at the age of 32, nearly 33. actually, he is still out there and expected to come back again next year. a really great day of tennis. great two weeks of wimbledon as well. >> it was very exciting. people on the edge of their seat, weren't they, in centre court for this match? >> reporter: big stars. hollywood a listers there. duke and duchess o

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britain being carefully, quietly analyzed by international investigators, joining us with more is max foster are the black boxes in? >> they arrived. the voice recorder is the first assessed. it was damaged but they opened it up and downloaded the data and will start going through the data as of tomorrow. the other box, the flight's data recorder, they will start working on that tomorrow, as well. it's a slower process than it would normally be because the dutch leading this investigation asked this british team to be careful looking for signs the boxes were tampered with in any way. they are being careful about how they sort of access the boxes and then look at the information inside. >> i understand you spoke with the british security source who said that there was evidence that separatists at one point had talked about actually handing over the black boxes to russia. >> well, it's interesting because speaking to security sources here in london, there is a degree of frustration with the whole investigation to quote one of them, the main suspects in the shooting down of mh-17 had unrestrict

foster farms has broaden thed the recall to encompass all products packaged at that time. we have more information at ktvu.com. we should mention the products may also be labeled food max value best, and sumlin. no fresh products currently in grocery stores are involved. mike mibach ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> here's what is coming up in just a couple minutes on mornings on 2. tesla has a new goal. how the silicon valley electric call maker plans to team up with u.s. military veterans and why the relationship will be beneficial to the company and the country. ♪ and the rockets red glare >> we have all found ourselves kind of going at the performance of the national anthem or forgetting the lyrics as we try to sing along. we will introduce you to the man that says there is one thing everyone can do to perform -- to improve their performance and spare ears on this fourth of july as we try to sing the national anthem. those stories and more coming up on mornings on 2. >> we will not be singing the national anthem here this morning. >>> time is 6:48. sal is off today but we are still keeping an eye on the roads. i want to go to interstate 680 in oakland. can't g