. >> the expos were unfortunately on life support in montreal. i love the nats, but it is unfortunate they don't have a team in montreal. their time is up. where else were they going to send them, to charlotte? washington was the only option, and baseball has done a good job of keeping franchises in place. the last team to move was washington to texas. so washington is in that part of the transition twice, losing a team and getting a team. >> remind people who glory years looked like in washington baseball going back to years ago. >> it's a very short period, unfortunately. 1924 to 1933, the team won three pennants and its only world championship in 1924. that 1924 season, as you allude to, the entire country was behind the senators. it's also called the nationals, which is confusing, but people were very excited about an up and coming team who had never won anything before. they were sick of the yankees and the giants winning all the time. a guy named walter johnson, one of the greatest pitchers of all time, it never played in the world series a

today in montreal, these are the world aviation chiefs.e holding the high level meeting to discuss this topic. currently thousands of flights travel over volatile regions every day. these are the countries that have current ongoing conflicts ukraine up to the top of europe down to the democratic republic of congo in africa. aviation authorities across the world can place restrictions on country's airlines and issue advice on flight paths. these are currently under flight bans or restrictions by the usfaa. they're the ones in orange or red. airlines generally prefer to take the most direct route to their destination time and saving fuel. some flights over conflict zones include london, johannesburg. atlanta to to dubai. new jersey to deli. it crosses afghanistan. let's go outside where the meeting is held or will be taking place. michelle is there. great the to see you. the airlines at the moment are basically responsible. that's how it's left now. responsible to decide what is safe and not safe. airlines will say, hang on. we're not securi

a lot of them end up in montrÉal or paris. >> two things are true.esuits have been out converting indians and encouraging this for a very long time, and they are much more interested in that. the other thing is the catholic church keeps better records. i don't know if i'm finding this just because records are better for catholics or if there is actually more of them than there are the protestant missions. >> more questions? anne, i thank you very, very much for a wonderful presentation. [applause] >> you are watching american history tv -- 48 hours of rogue ramming on american history every weekend on c-span3. follow us on twitter for information on our schedule, upcoming programs, and to keep up with the latest history news. to the british, he was a pirate. to the rebellious british subjects of america, he was their first and greatest naval bureau. would there be a memorial for john paul jones in washington's west potomac park had his revolutionary exploits been limited to during hit-and-run attacks on rich merchant vessels question mark the answer

. >> i think that para montreal integrated imax into the dna of the film, so michael bay shot about 90 minutes of the film with the imax aspect ratio in mind. he used imax cameras and instead of a letter box, much more vertical. he had the premiere at an imax theater. so they did a fantastic job of promoting it in imax and including us in the marketing campaign. >> terrific. and obviously, audience reacting. and it's not just the u.s. this is a global phenomenon,

montreal's a great place. but here's -- take a look.youppi in front of olympic stadium. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] here he is -- look at him. [ laughter ] he's riding a carousel there, very sad. and here is youppi on the streets of old montreal. and so anyways, i asked him to tweet 10 photos. they did all ten and but i said and they were trying to egg me on. and they said, "what is your jersey size, fallon?" and so i said -- and i remembered this thing because i went to this bar about six years ago called chez serge. and i was there with my friends, it was a bachelor party, just two friends. and we were at this bar. [ laughter ] i don't know how to threw the bachelor party. [ laughter ] don't ask me. it's not fun. yeah. bad night fishing. it was really -- it was weird. so we went and me and my friend we're hangning out and the guy who was gonna get married wasn't at the table, i go, i go, "what happened to dennis?" and they go, "i don't know maybe he went home. maybe he is's wasted. i don't know." i got, "that's weird. maybe h

the next year, 1760, montrÉal surrenders, really without a fight.and north america within two years becomes completely surrendered to the british in war. really a profound turnaround. and north america within two years becomes completely surrendered to the british in this war. the british begin attacking areas that are important for the slave and sugar trades. in the case of senegal, one other commodity -- gum arabic. we talked about that little bit. in senegal, there are only two fortresses the french hold. of these two places become access points for this gum trade. the british decide to use the war as an opportunity to take this over and to benefit from this gum trade. in 1752, they also attacked martinique. in 1763, there is a capitulation treaty. a couple items that ended up in first, the french would get completely out of new france. they gave up on north america. canada went to britain and louisiana went to spain. a lot of the territories to ended up getting taken over by the british were returned. martinique was returned to the french. the f

this is the first time something like this happened under the montreal convention regimes. the other shootdowns we've been talking about were under the warsaw convention, this is the first time some of the rules i've been talking about will apply. >> mary, what's your concern about some of the spokespersons and i guess government officials that maybe have not been forthcoming up to this point, now that we have this video of what appears to be the black box f we put that back up. we haven't heard about this. this came from a news agency. and it's been apparently two days that someone, somewhere had this thing. >> right. we've got a hint of it i think richard quest got it out of one of the ministers of ukraine, and he's pretty cagey and said they knew that the black boxes were still in ukraine, and so you know, one can only hope that they are in reasonable hands, thoughtful people, not people who shot down the plane. so my thoughts are at some point people have to put this together and get reasonable and realize that they are working with a crime scene and also that this is t

we have more from montreal. >> the tragedy of mh17 focused attention on war zones and the skies abovehem. when shot, the malaysia airlines boeing 777 was in touch with air traffic chrome above a no-fly zone, that should have protected it. why it didn't work, and why it wasn't done is why they are gathering in montreal. >> this meeting will formalise what everyone knows - don't fly across war zones where people are likely to shoot at you. >> it's begun. flight paths are almost entirely clear of commercial air traffic. these show how many airlines are avoiding iraq, syria and others places. airlines moved to limit risk, even if it lengthens routes and expends fuel. >> crashes are rare. that's why an incident like this, the downing of a jet by military weaponry is causing concern. >> reporter: this was a least-known agency, issuing warnings, but not regulating air space belonging to sovereign countries. it's not likely to change, it took seven years before air travel got back to the level it was before 9/11. we night see the same thing happening now because people will be scared, and the

and good to have you with us, andrew and the international aviation organization hosting this in montrealtion is to mitigate potential risk to civil aviation arising from conflict zones. what do you understand or are you any clearer on what proposals will actually be discussed there? >> not really. the trouble with this u.n. agency like a lot of u.n. agencies is that it can only do so much. it sort of works with the national government to enhance security. now, there those are vague words and working with the governments and all governments have to agree on what is a war zone, what is a threat zone and so, yes, it would be great if we could come up with a magic answer but politics eventually intrudes. >> these proposals and whatever comes out of this meeting, andrew, cannot actually be entorsed, am i correct in saying that? >> yes, that is right. it's cooperative and it's to enhance national security but at the end of the day the people that matter are the national governments and the national air space and they have to agree among themselves, for example, i say what is an area that shoul

remember angelique in montrÉal, how she was hanged?rrorism,ct of right, to terrorize the people into submission. this was a man who was a slave himself. he was part of this community at st. pierre that certainly involved a lot of friends. these people, when they were not looking, they would spend time together. they had social relationships, sexual relationships, family relationships. this community, even though it was a port city, is a fairly small town. so, what is in all likelihood the case? this enslaved man as being asked to do these terrific things not to an abstract, faceless group of people, but his friends. fic things not to an abstract, faceless group of people, but his friends. imagine that for a second. they tried to put a good face on this war. they tell the indians they will be destroyed by the british because they will no longer have us to worry about. that turns out to be true. but they say other things to the slaves in martinique. the horror stories you hear about the british caribbean to not happen here because we tre

under the montreal convention which governs liability to the passenger for malaysia air, they will bee for damages to the passengers unless malaysia air can prove it took all necessary measures to avoid the loss. i don't think they can do that. it was traveling this route when it knew or should have known the route was risky. malaysia air will be on the hook for paying substantial damages to the passengers. >> for a second time. stick around. washington says the evidence points to a russian made surface to air missile fired from rebel territory. will russia pay a price? that it's given me time toabout reflect on some of life'seen biggest questions. like, if you could save hundreds on car insurance by making one simple call, why wouldn't you make that call? see, the only thing i can think of is that you can't get any... bars. ah, that's better. it's a beautiful view. i wonder if i can see mt. rushmore from here. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. amam rich. my social circle includes captains of industry, former secretaries of state, oil tyco

hunted these animals and sold them to the british traders who brought them to the hudson bay or to montrÉalr new york and eventually they were packed into ships and brought to london and then amazingly enough at the peak time 30,000 were repacked and exported to st. petersburg and put on a slide and carried all the way across siberia and then put in the same warehouses with the new world cousins, the sea otter. and this amazes me every time. i've done this for many years and it amazes me every time i described this. it's an outstanding example of the international trade in the 18th century. so the profits from the trade led traders up the peninsula to alaska. that i think the largest of the islands they reached in the 1770s. they set off alarm bells in the european capitals. this was an understatement, a very murky understanding of what it looked like in the 18th century. let's see. there we are. this is a map originally dating to 1758 but this one was printed in the 1784. this was by th the best intelligence that european euroe to work withi with in the 1780sd it's possible the russian cou

turns out his wife, jean, flew them to montreal.metown of the man that she had secretly been seeing. this just the latest from the family drama for the kasem family. >>> the stars align in criminal court. actors alec baldwin and shia la beouf appearing in new york city courtrooms just a few blocks apart. 28-year-old la beouf is charged with disturbing a broadway performance. his case was delayed until september while a plea deal is being worked out. then there's 56-year-old baldwin accused of getting belligerent with police who accused him of riding a bike the wrong way down a one-way street. the judge said he'll dismiss the case if baldwin avoids getting arrested over the next six months. can he do it, heather? >> let's hope so. >>> it might be one of the most epic photo bombs ever. check this out. the queen making a cameo in these athletes' selfies at the commonwealth games in scotland. the 88-year-old smiling behind the fence in her hat. look at that. she actually says -- the woman says that she struck up a conversation after she

he was told by coliseum negotiators the a's could move to montreal or san antonio if the city doesn'te true. >> telephones are becoming things of the past according to the centers for disease control four out of ten americans only use cell phones and those who say those who held on to land lines could do so because it is part of the internet and cable tv package. >> a typhoon pummeled okinawa overnight paralyzing ralph and causing forces for cancel all outdoor activity. a fisherman is missing and ten were hurt, one seriously. >> cloud cough out there from the exploritorium, you see how calm the bay is and by afternoon a few lingering high clouds and inland, 83 to 90 and sunny along the coast interest san francisco, and 67 to 82 around the bay. >>> the trillion toll plaza shows an average of 20 minutes from emeryville to san francisco and the problems are in san francisco where a car smashed into a bank of america branch at corner of mission street and geneva. look at this, a new wave of traffic over the altamont pass bringing our travel time to more hand an hour from tracy to dublin.

are ready sign the death or certificate indicating the body should be taken to a funeral home in montrÉal but his body is not there. a lawyer for casey kasem's wife is refusing to comment. a case of police brutality possibly a new york city. police and prosecutors are investigating whether excessive force was used and whether an officer broke a rule against using chokehold. ron claiborne has more. >> this video captures the final 43-year-old's life, but does not tell the whole story. police officers can be seen trying to arrest him for allegedly selling illegal cigarettes. 350-pound man appears to resist, an officer puts his arm around his neck, and then he is taken to the ground. >> he was saying i can't breathe, can't breathe, and that's it. >> he was a gentle giant. he would not hurt a fly. >> garner can be heard crying out. later in theur hospital. his mother is devastated. >> they smashed them in the urine everything. they killed him. -- they smashed him in the ear and everything. they killed him. by ala rally organized sharpton, his widow broke down. the new york city police commiss

i like montreal, but you know, they challenged me to this bet. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: they bet thatangers are going lose. that's the new york rangers. i can't let that happen. >> steve: no. >> jimmy: so this thursday in new york, go rangers. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey, this is cool. i saw that pope francis is going to bring a rabbi and a a muslim leader with him when he travels to the holy land this week. or as bartenders put it, we've been expecting you. [ laughter ] finally. the pope, a rabbi -- [ laughter ] this isn't good. kraft is recalling more than one million cases of cottage cheese because they weren't stored at the right temperature. when i heard that i was like, "isn't that how you make cottage cheese?" [ laughter ] i mean, i don't know. i don't know anything about cheese. this is a pretty interesting story here, a new survey found that half of americans can't swim. more than i would have guessed. hey kamal, can you swim? >> kamal: yeah, can you? >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] can you juggle? >> kamal: yeah, can you? >> jimmy: yeah. >> kamal: do you know tae kwon

the crash has prompted an global aviation meeting in montreal next week. >>> "good morning america" will continue our coverage of the plane crash in africa and ukraine that's coming up at 7:00 a.m., after "action news." >> happening today, the eagles report for training camp at the nova care complex in south philadelphia. the players will undergo conditioning test their first practice is tomorrow. the birds invite fans to a free open practice at the linc on monday. 6abc is the official station. the eagles preseason opener against the bears can be seen live on 6abc friday august 8 at 8:00 p.m. it feels kind of like football weather. >> reporter: yeah. whenever they do camp it's swerlting hot, but -- sweltering hot, but they will love it. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan shows we have a lack of precipitation. we look outside we have sky 6 there's all the sunshine getting ready to come up over the horizon, it's a super refreshing morning. as you step outside, you may not want to get in the car, walk to work. 64 degrees, the dewpoint, way down there at 51. the winds out of the n

now the montreal funeral home says kasem's body is not there so the plot thickens.tonight's speed read. thank you for being with us tonight. see you all again tomorrow night at 7 p.m. eastern. right now go to gretawire.com and answer. this president obama's response to doomed malaysia airline flight make the u.s. look weak or not? there is also a beer poll on gretawire tonight believe it or not. good night from washington. go to >>> tonight on "red eye." >> coming up on "red eye." could snail racing replace football as the most watched sport on american television? the exclie sigh look at the most high octane event caught on film. plus, does the vice president really think he can eat everything on the tgi friday's menu in one sitting? >> i am not trying to be cute with you, but i mean what i say. i mean everything without exception. i am determined. >> and finally, how strong are this year's applicants to be greg gutfeld's fall intern and what does rolling around in the mud have to do with working in an office? stay tuned to find out. none of these stories on "red e

forwe will head to montrÉal what the guinness book of world records is calling jazz's biggest streetrty. they are hosting their international jazz festival and some 2 million people will take in over 100 shows. that is coming up later in the program. first, preparations are underway for the funeral of a teenager found dead in the outskirts of jerusalem on wednesday. the motive is still unclear. many believe he was killed in revenge for the abduction and murder of three israeli teenagers. their bodies were found on monday. we met with his family ahead of the funeral. a tenthe neighborhood, has been erupted to welcome the mourners of mohammed. the body of the palestinian teenager was found on wednesday, burned in a forest on the outskirts of jerusalem. his burial has been delayed while authorities carry out a not topsy. we spoke to his family. >> it is sad for the whole family to know the his body is with the israelis. we want to lay him to rest as quickly as possible. >> i just want to see him again. it makes me really sad not to see him. if i do not see him at least one more time, i

knees today and signs of montreal are worthless to a peace treaty. many many hospitals see astro's france where an adult strangers are fees to release a case saying i want to stick to the silica i'm still. weren't worried i've. heard. it. i'm working on the story about euthanasia and it's a really controversy one thing i really want to cover and as a reporter in order for it in our my boss to send me to paul's room i have to nail down these an early means and then pitch it back to her no way. have i why are you crying oh you i'm doing well ok so looks like without you no use for the belgian story really yeah so what do they usually must not let you know of course sir we have four so far and i'm hoping for that's why i said i would like to do this ok ok here let's go let's go to brussels for a couple of days siesta i think it's not here all right with latin thank you. i'll go to brussels and hold the storable smoke a cigar i use. to make this a killer story because i have to work and i really get at this job and i do not care if they think. i am worki

particularly bank of montreal and pnc. why? >> pnc is obviously domestic bank. they were top five in the customer survey satisfaction that came out in the past couple of months. i think those banks that are such a domestically that have good customer service, are those that consumer will turn to when interest rates do start going up. as far as lending goes, bmo, bank of montreal has extended it a bit on lending side and that may start to dry up. but i think dividend from both companies, the fundamentals from both companies are strong and as a large cap value dividend investor i think both have been, not only outpaced the market, year-to-date but will continue to outpace the market. david: good stuff. >> if we should continue with bull market. david: gentlemen, you gave as you good overview and specifics as well. thanks, dan neiman, jim lowell, thank you both. lincoln ellis will be back in couple moments with the s&p futures close. liz: getting loud in the pits. david: yes it is. liz: the specialty pharma sector is outperforming the s&p over the past year 70% to

aviation body is holding a special meeting in montrÉal to discuss what needs to be done to ensure thatthe airspace we fly in is indeed secure. airlines say they need reliable, neutral information to decide whether to use or avoid certain routes. last week many companies stopped flights after israel fired a hamas rocket into the airport. flight safety is squarely back on the global agenda. what proposals are being considered? >> they are delaying this decision and postponing the meetings to february of next year. i think this is not appropriate to the situation we are facing. just yesterday, emirates announced that they do not want to fly over iraq as they consider it too big of a risk, and that is one of the biggest airlines on the planet right now. >> is flying more dangerous than it has been in the past? >> it is not more or less dangerous. we have more awareness now. there has been a shootdown of an airline over a crisis area. this can happen anywhere, anytime, because people have these weapons and the information is not there. at the same time, the countries should provide the info

they'll meet in montreal next week following safety issues. >>> adding to the discord, the prime minister of ukraine announced his resignation. leaders say it creates an uncertainty about the government in kiev. >>> president obama talked about the downing of mh 17 during an exclusive interview with cnbc. he discussed partnerships. >> sadly, tragically the shooting down of the malaysian airlines airliner and the recognition that it is likely it was shot down, and it is also likely that it was conducted by demonstrate actors that were provided weapons bit russian gofs i think that may stiffen the spine of our european partners moving forward. >>> new this morning the man who allegedly shot up a philadelphia psychiatric ward. an outpatient police say he pulled out an argument with the caseworker and doctor. the caseworker was shot dead. the doctor who was grazed by the bullet pulled out his own gun and fired back. >> i saw multiple cops and ambulance come in here. i was scared. >> police had no motive, but the doctor could face some trouble of his own. it's against hospital policy for anyon

the croppicle reports that the as may move to montreal and san antonio if they cannot settle the ongoing lease dispute in oakland. yesterday, the entire city council met in a closed door session to discuss the lease dispute with the oakland city attorney. >>> i'm pretty optimistic. our goal is to keep the as in oakland and the council needs more information. we'll be having some meetings with the as. >> later the oakland city council is set to approve a new lease at the oakland coliseum. negotiators have spent the last 14 months trying to come up with a deal that keep the as in oakland. >>> harry potter has returned. seven years after last appearance. the author published a 15-hun bord word followup -- 1500 word followup. this is written in the voice of a not very nice gossip reporter. it correspond to the opening of a new harry potter exhibit at universal studios in orlando. >>> as we told you at the top of this newscast, emotions are running high after the deal sigs yesterday that -- deyesterday that the deputy will not face any charges who shot andy lopez. we're expecting a protest to

north of the border to montreal for the third round of the canadian open.t of the day from tim clark. second shot on the par 4 second hole the ball bounces on to the green and goes right into the jar. clark 6-under today is in second place at 12-under. clark is three shots behind this guy, jim furyk second shot on the ninth stops just inches from the cup. setting him up for a birdie. furyk was 5-under today and 15- undergoing into sunday. >>> across the pond for the third round of the british senior open. 64-year-old tom watson gets the birdie putt on one. watson 2-under today and 4- under for the tournament tied for fourth. watson trails bernhard langer by 10 shots. he sinks the long birdie putt on 2. he was just on fire. he shot 3-under 68 today and enters sunday with an eight- shot lead at 14-under. >> wow. >> you got a lot tonight. >> i lot of things going on with the giants and a's both playing. highlights in the later shows. >> thank you. >>> be sure to keep it here on kpix 5 for our special, inside levi's stadium, that's coming up right after this ne

now the montreal funeral home says kasem's body is not there so the plot thickens.. thank you for being with us tonight. see you all again tomorrow night at 7 p.m. eastern. right now go to gretawire.com and answer. this president obama's response to doomed malaysia airline flight make the u.s. look weak or not? there is also a beer poll on gretawire tonight believe it or not. good night from washington. go to gretawire.com. >>> the o'reilly factor is on. tonight this is ridiculous. bodies are raining from the sky. he shouldn't be playing golf and fundraising. >> president obama continuing to take heat over his leisure activities in the face of international crisis. is that criticism fair? we will hear both sides. >> i know you and others don't ever want to give the obama administration credit. >> chris. >> you don't like to get answers. i don't care how many questions you ask, i'm going to finish my answer. >> secretary of state kerry getting frustrated as problems continue to mount overseas. what kind of job is kerry doing? we will tell you. >> he thinks the govern

i get to come in montreal often and record for an hour and a half, two hours, every month or so and athe end of it of 3 years, i'm part of this wonderful project, you know? and, yeah, i adore it. you know, this, if it were up to me this is all i'd ever do. >> come on, toothless. yeah, baby! >> wwill be right back. >> let's take a look at some more films. times have we been here? >> for me, it has been an eternity. >> tom cruise and emily blunt are stuck in a time loop that makes them relive the same battle over and over again in "edge of tomorrow." >> the only thing i can feel are my lips. >> now listen carefully, this is a very important rule. this is the only rule. if you get injured on the field, you better make sure you die. >> we got it. a practical murderer. >> she didn't even think of it as murder. it's just like resetting. >> no, just resetting. like he's broken his leg, he's useless to her today, so let's just start again. >> i love the training scenes in movies. i just love them. >> the sequences, yes. so cool. and i love sequences and i've done them and to do it in various d

airline accident to the survivors, to the members of the family, and in this case, it's known as a montreal agreement and that is approximately $175,000 per passenger. so malaysia will begin these payouts, basically close to immediately to the family members of those lost on this flight. ultimately, the costs for the most part are born by the insurers of the airline, however, and there are a multitude of insurers that would take part. >> who writes this kind of insurance and is it likely in light of these tragedies that premiums for this kind of coverage will go up? >> right, aviation insurance is written in a different way than you and i might insure cars or homes where we take out a policy with an individual insurer. an aircraft, commercial aircraft is written through groups of insurers that ban together to provide coverage in the event we have losses just like these, which can be very expensive, hundreds of millions of dollars, even billions of dollars per event. so they ban together, and they ban together for different types of losses, and that's basically how the entire global marketpl

from the surface, it's producing tension across the san andreas fault which is runs across is ten montreal valley. it could make the next earthquake happen ever so much earlier. >> reporter: of immediate concern is what it can do to roads, bridges, rail line, and canals, but as the drought continues, pumping water is the only way to keep mike woods' farm alive. >> gene hagison, "abc7 news." >>> well, the silicon valley billionaire now says it's up to the voters. he's turned a petition in to turn the state zoo into next part. jefferson, north california, west california, south k and silicon valley. it's exceeded the 800,000 signatures needed to get the referendum on the ballot. >> they say why not two states. two choices are certainly better than one. remember when there were just two choices of ice cream? vanilla and chocolate. two is better than one, but i'd rather have six. >> that's going to be expected to be tough to get. >>> after four years of working without a contract, concession workers finally have a deal that provides food for at&t park. last year they called a strike over wage

leaders will be meeting in montreal next week to talk about safety and security issues following the downing of that airliner. and adding to the discord, the prime minister of ukraine has announced his resignation. leaders say this creates annen certainty about the government in kiev as it continues to fight against pro-russian rebels. >>> back here president obama talks about the downing of mh 17 in an exclusive interview with cnbc. he discussed partnerships with europe and how they could be affected by the airliner crash. >> sadly, tragically, the shooting done on this malaysian airliner and the recognition that it is likely it was shot down and it is also likely that it was conducted by non-state actors that were provided incredibly powerful weapons by the russian government, all that i think may stiffen the spine of our european partners moving forward. >>> the man who allegedly shot up a philadelphia psych ward remains in critical condition. the suspect is richard plot, an outpatient at the hospital. police say he pulled out a gun during an argument with his case worker and doct

based in montreal. was the last organization to declare the space to be safe. presumably based on information received from the ukrainian authorities. based in. perhaps flawed intelligence to be the weaponry that insurgents on the border may or may not be. a whole bunch of questions cropping up now which we each need says we need some fairly quickly indeed. still to come this hour on excuse me still to come this hour on r.t. international the people of gaza facing the bloody consequences of a dramatic escalation hospitals that overflows with civilian victims one in five among them is a child we report on the conflict after the break where the death toll now reached three hundred twenty. i'm abby martin the stories we cover here are not going here in iraq is that our big story the plans for headlines and talk there is a reason they don't want international airport they're trying to reset. now let's break the set. choose your language. killing spree killer though in a financial center say still some of. us choose to use the consensus to. choose the opinions that

based in montreal. was the last organization to declare the as space to be safe. that presumably based on information received from the ukrainian authorities is. based in policy perhaps flawed intelligence to. the weaponry that insurgents on the border may or may not still. and so it's a whole bunch of questions cropping up now which we need down says we need some fairly quickly indeed a third to come here and international the people of gaza are facing the bloody consequences of israel's dramatic escalation hospitals are overflowing with civilian victims one in five is a child's we report on the tragic conflict after the break that the death toll has now reached three hundred twenty. i'm abby martin the stories we cover here we're not going to hear any right side of back story it's true that quite some time there's a reason they don't want to do now. that we should. now let's break the set. dramas that can't be ignored to. stories others refuse to notice. things is changing the world right. so picture. from around the globe. look to. me. welcome back you're watch

she presented it to the funeral home the day after her father's body was sent to montreal. >>> a pineplanted in los angeles over 10 years ago to honor the late beatle george larson has died and it was killed by beetles. according to experts the tree which had reached a height of 10 feet succumbed to a beetle infestation t a plaque at the base of the tree commemorates harrison not only as a musician but also an avid gardener. another tree a planned to be planted at that spot. >> 4:57. tens of thousands of jeeps are under recall this morning for a problem that could shut off the and gin. >> the pennsylvania spca rescues a dog hanging from a fence. now they're offering a hefty reward for information leading to its owner. "action news" will be right >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning. it's 5:00 a.m. on this wednesday july 23rd. matt o'donnell is off, erin o'hearn is joining us. here's what's happening. >> accuweather is tracking a big hike in the heat and >>

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was told her father's remaining were taken from a funeral home in washington to a funeral home in montrealner of that funeral home says they don't have his body. >> a long distance dedication from patty to roger. >> reporter: kasem's remains legally belong to his wife, jean. she says his body is not missing. >> even in death, his family is fighting so much he can't enter the final domain. >> reporter: the kasem controversy is the latest in a string of celebrity death family feuds. >> and ain't i something? >> reporter: mickey rooney, the battle between his stepson versus his wife and biological children. >> no more mr. nice guy. >> reporter: or the dispute after the death of sherman hemsley. >> keep your feet on the ground and keep reaching for the stars. >> reporter: as for kasem's daughter, she's not giving up hope she'll learn where he is, soon. for "good morning america," alex perez, abc news, los angeles. >> an unfortunate situation. our thanks to alex. >>> coming up on "gma," is this every woman's dream? yes, it is. a woman with a $500,000 closet. we'll take a look in "pop news." i c

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