. >> despite is accusations against moscow russia is saying there is an investigation into the crash of mh 17, and that is undertaken and only then will with the truth be reached. russia is in a difficult position here and being accused of at least being an accessorry in the downing of the flight and fanning the flames of training, equipping and supplying the rebels fighting. there whether or not that is true, russia has interests in keeping them off balance and it is wanting to keep ukraine out of nato. now russia is in a difficult position because there has been this huge and persuading the countries sitting on the fence and been given the russia is benefit of the doubt and persuading the countries to swing behind the idea of tougher sanctions behind moscow and what does russia do back the rebels or turns against them and if turning against them they are running the risk of the goals in ukraine and if not, it is incurring further harshest sanctions and the way to avoid making a choice is by persuading the people it had nothing to do with the downing of mh 17. >> they are saying that

images show ukrainian military units have been fired on with heavy weapons which only russia could have used moscow has denied those allegations the russian defense ministry says inspectors from various countries including the u.s. have been on the ground but found no trace of russia violating ukraine's border and former white house official paul craig roberts doubts the credibility of washington's latest allegations someone leaves the air state department did they issue this information by e-mail early on a sunday morning this is a completely dead time in news many american cities are you going to. so it's just go los angeles seattle it's still early hours in the morning so. if this was released by the state department which i doubt it's so unprofessional i was a assistant sector the united states treasury hours ago to the wall street journal this is not the way important news is released ever. well moscow maintains its forces are not firing into ukraine but civilian casualties on the russian side of the border are mounting the real stuff region has been coming under sporadic shelling the russian

. >>> got a couple shocking moments caught on camera, first one from moscow, russia. this dude here, 3-year-old nike, at the store with mom and younger brother, mom is handling the transaction, and nick walks out of the store. mom does not notice, dangerous in itself, but watch where he goes, over to the escalator, plays with this thing. little kids are curious, three years old, and puts his hand by the railing belt that's move, and right there, he starts to freak out. workers immediately run over, but the emergency stop system failed. >> are you kidding? >> they were eventually able to stop him and get the hand out of there, only suffering brush burns, but the parents are jep set with the mall because the emergency stop system should have work. other people and the mall says your kid was unattended. this could have happened to anyone. >> that's why there's an emergency stop. >> the parents want the police involved now. from there, this video in china. this is crazy. watch this dude here in the white shirt, on the bus headed to downtown zoo with some 80 other people.

accusations at russia over the downing of a ukrainian military wednesday let's get more from our. era what's this argument all about. moscow is responsible for bringing down ukraine su twenty five fighter jets near the area of the border between russia and ukraine on wednesday evening at the same time we're also hearing from the. fighters from the donetsk people's republic alleging that they have brought down successfully not one but two ukrainian fighter jets on the same day so this type of disparaging information that's only adding to the chaos that's already reigning in the south east of ukraine where the continuing fighting is forcing people to abandon their homes and start lives in you neighboring russia as refugees. became scared for our children we didn't want them to see all the air raids that were taking place it took them five days to get from look through this refugee camp in the russian side of the border distance normally covered in a car in several hours. our friends took us to the border and the national guard nearly took us off the bus but another woman on the bus told them that we were relatives the ukrain

been fired at from russia, so says a ukrainian un security council statement, a claim denied by moscow. russia's defense minister toused kiev of trying mislead the public and distracting attention away from the malaysian airlines flight 17 disaster. residents in eastern ukraine are caught up in the conflict and many have decided to flee from donetsk. >> the collateral damage of ukraine's civil strife. next to a children's play area in the residential district, this rocket strike left at least one dead. locals know who they hold responsible. to -- it is not just who. ukrainian forces. >> the missile could have hit anywhere. alexander was in the adjacent room when the rocket struck his flat. with his living room in ruins, he knows he's lucky. safe.one is when the shelling stopped i collected all of my stuff and i went out. i was walking on the street and i saw 2 dead bodies on the ground. if i had the opportunity to leave, of course i would go somewhere else and wait until all of this and. -- wait until all of this ends. >> alexander's staying put. others have decided to take a train away from the

he's gone a teacher can now russia's foreign ministry has labeled america's latest package as a blackmail saying it hurts all sides involved and moscow has promised to respond although it didn't specify exactly how. now for russia. these sanctions are potentially much more dangerous than previous measures let's find out more now from our to you venture capital host k.t. pilbeam now joining us here on the program created great to see you this morning let's talk about the damage here the sanctions are capable of doing typically it's a two way street what kind of insight can you offer us yes well obviously it's going to harm the russian companies because that is clear to see and that's exactly why they have been imposed will be able to see as well how much these companies put into the russian government because they do account for a large proportion of the budget as you can see just as it's the financial part of gas from that has been imposed upon to do with these sanctions a good one hundred twenty nine billion combined with as well that's what's paid in taxes as well as this proportion here is what goes into the economy just as it doe

. >> russia has called on kiev and moscow separatists to give international experts access to the site. prer usual is grow -- pressure is growing on russia to give more help. >> despite the accusations levelled against moscow. russia says there's an international unfettered investigation into the crash of mh17, it is undertaken, only then can the truth be reached. it's too soon to point fingers of blame. russia is in a difficult position. it's being accused of being an accessory in the downing of mh17, and is being accused of fanning the flames of rebellion, training, equipping, supplying the rebels. whether or not it's true, russia has an interest in keeping the government in kiev off balance, and keep the western influence as minimal as possible and ukraine out of n.a.t.o. russia is in a difficult position because there has been a huge kata clis im. what it is likely to do is persuade european countries that have been sitting on the fence, giving russia the benefit of the doubt, it will persuade many of the countries to swing behind the idea of tougher sanctions against moscow. what

russia. it's quarter past the hour moscow time thanks for joining us on r.t. international before we jump to a break quickly to show you these are live pictures from gaza right now all throughout the morning hours the i.d.f. forces have been continuing their incursion into gaza they've increased their troop numbers the amount of the heavy artillery they're using and the machinery as well we've been watching the plumes of smoke. seeing flags flying in the air as well we'll be back with an update on this story in just a moment. but i told you my language as well but i will only react to situations i haven't read the reports so i'm not pushing the no i will leave them to stay current a comment on your latter part of the month to say. mr kerry a car is on a donkey no. thank you no more weasel words when you question me prepared for a change when you should be ready for a. freedom of speech. down the freedom to. dramas to be ignored. stories others refuse to notice. the faces changing the world. so picture of today's leaves. from around the globe. it's all too inte

so how common is aggressive driving we are some drivers caught in the moscow russia. road rage is all around mention no respect for female drivers fines this is what can happen i can see no other way but i guess it's inevitable on the road it doesn't go as far as to killing somebody but fights do take place i was a witness to one and sure men do it especially often can you recall something particularly unpleasant given the middle finger. how did you respond page of the city. so why do people become so aggressive behind the wheel with such people are probably prone to mood swings and on able to control themselves so road rage is just one manifestation of this disorder is just that the car gives you an illusion of a safer place to be the decision to pass the aggressive driving bills raise your thirty's all keen to be seen to be addressing the issue but with a maximum fine of five thousand roubles or around one hundred fifty dollars there's a concern the deterrent isn't strong enough being seems like this could be seen for some time to come. back to more international ne

likelihood in the coming hours and coming days will see a vicious blame game with ukraine pointing at moscow russia already saying it had nothing to do with this the rebels in eastern ukraine saying they didn't do it what exactly happened is absolutely a mystery at this point and this morning president obama and president putin spoke over the phone and were portably they discussed the breaking news and no details of course what more they spoke about. ok. speaking to us from the u.s. thank you for that let's actually go a little bit closer to the wreckage we can go to the russian ukrainian border because there has been standing by there for the last number of hours we're going to try and get into contact with her can you hear me and if so what's the latest from where you are. indeed yes i can in fact all the near the latest that we're hearing is that the representatives from the self-proclaimed donetsk people's republic have recovered at least eight of the twelve data flight data recorder recorders on the board of that plane now there have been some speculations that they may have those over to russ

russia's muscle being held in the u.s. get a resoundingly no from. good afternoon from moscow you're watching our tunes are national with a name a ring a call survive thanks for joining us now army tanks have flooded into east ukraine after and government forces were driven out of several key cities. this a.p.c. is firing on commodore scorches now fall to have emptied of self defense fighters video taken from inside another tank shell soldiers one thing and. now here's how the bounce alliance have changed in the last couple of days the army has taken more cities pushing answer government fighters to the regional capitals but the brunt of the offensive has fallen on civilians and for structure as are about to see that these are the remains of a church destroyed during an air raid on come on the city has been under siege and targeted by shelling for almost two months thousands of flood. just as they have from other cities and villages in the east some of which have been reduced to rubble. you're not going to know what have but rather what you heard of you for three million what

for ukraine which had been helping build hardware for russia broke off military cooperation with moscow russia will now take over the production and maintenance of some attack helicopters also military planes ukraine will no longer supply parts for ballistic missiles spacecraft and orbital rockets will also be made entirely in russia for the total cost of severing military industrial ties with ukraine will come to an estimated two hundred and fifty million dollars one expert told us that russia made preparations for the split in advance. we never bought any completely. weapons from ukraine only components and we do not even need to build new factories as all of these parts can eventually be produced at our existing facilities and i do not expect any problems we will be completely technically independent from ukraine so there is no way to manipulate us when a political split with ukraine appeared likely we bought some of the parts to keep in reserve they are easily enough to cover our needs until we can produce them ourselves within two and a half years. you can find all the very latest develop

also gave some other latin american nations the chance to sign some lucrative agreements with moscow russia will help cuba explore its offshore oil reserves but also both agreeing to work together on global information security and moscow's atomic energy corporation or satyam is likely to bolster its presence in argentina as part of a nuclear cooperation deal and russia's trade and security ties with fellow brics member brazil should also now increased significantly. now at the very root of all that the sanctions is the civil war in eastern ukraine a lot of us our daughter international we made one refugee family that got away it tell us the ordeal they had to suffer just to get free of the war zone. also to come a technology downgrade for german politicians as the n.s.a. spy scandal forces them to return to more basic forms of writing and out a bit more later in the program when r.t. international. player. said try to. keep pulling out of. your life or if you're reading every minute. let me know la oh well. my old life but. let's say. these cases lead to lives. sometimes for nothing. this

been supplying around thirty percent of the russian military hardware broke off cooperation with moscow russia will now take over the production and maintenance of some attack helicopters or also some military planes as well or ukraine will no longer supply in one to a ballistic missile components space craft and orbital rockets would also be made entirely in russia the total cost of severing military industrial ties with ukraine comes in an estimated two hundred fifty million dollars one expert told us that russia actually made preparations in advance for the split. we never bought any complete weapons from ukraine only components and we did not even need to build new factories as all of these parts can eventually be produced going to existing facilities and then i do not expect. any problems we would be completely technically independent from ukraine so there is no way to manipulate. when a political split with ukraine appeared might create some of the parts to keep in reserve. easily enough to cover our needs until we complete use to my so within two and a half years. you can find all the l

also gave some of the latin american nations the chance to sign some lucrative agreements with moscow russia will help cuba explore its offshore oil reserves up to moscow rows of ninety percent of a funds that atomic energy corporation are sansom is likely the both of its presence in argentina as part of a nuclear corp deal and russia is trading security ties with fellow brics member brazil they should also now increase significantly. we have got plenty more waiting for you on our web site head to r.t. dot com for the removal of radioactive elements from japan's stricken fukushima plant proving even more hazardous than was expected. nearby rice paddies have been seriously contaminated but the owners are still moving radioactive material from the nuclear stations broken reactors and also there for you again to another diet mention or perhaps a u.f.o. landing point will speculation is running wild after a mysterious giant black hole in the ground was discovered in siberia get more details on russia's own x. files online. german politicians are going old school in order to stop their american a

russia. ukraine's prime minister says moscow must end the violence. >> now it is high time for russia to stoprt of terrorists. of the stop the support implications of this will be very simple but effectual. because they will not have shells, bullets, tanks, and missiles. >> washington and kiev say the rebels had at least three of these russian-made surface-to-air missiles and have pictures of them driven towards the russian border after the plane was shot down. is a radar-guided weapon that can hit targets up to 140 miles an reach an altitude of 72,000 feet. at around 33,000 feet when it was hit. let's check commodities for you now. oil, gold, and copper are all looking like this. copper prices down to 318. a major copper acquisition goes china shareholders of minmetals today. willie go through? -- will it go through? see you in our hong kong studio this morning, hours before the 10:30 start of that extraordinary meeting that you have with shareholders. what do you think the outcome is going to be? >> i think that vote is a foregone conclusion because a major shareholder owned 74% of the shar

laying out new allegations against russia, saying moscow broke a decades old treaty. s russia gearing up for an international conflict? we'll talk about that with a restored brigadier general. >> a $17 billion plan to fix the department of veteran affairs. the details of their prescription for the agency. >> giving hollywood access to the u.s. military. we'll talk to the man charged with that task about why it's so important to both sides. >> a look at our images of the day. are you ready for some football? do pig skins fly? training camps underway around the country. the countdown is on, just one month to go before opening day. that is on september 4. tember 4. >> israel's invasion of gaza continues tonight. >> we have been hearing a lot of tank shelling coming from where we are, here. >> every single one of these buildings shook violently. >> for continuing coverage of the israeli / palestinian conflict, stay with al jazeera america, your global news leader. >> hundreds of days in detention. >> al jazeera rejects all the charges and demands immediate release. >> thou

let's speak to rory challands in moscow. russia has been condemned by the u.s. and other countries. vladimir putin blames for supplying weapons to the rebels. how is russia responding to all of this pressure? >> well, let's have a look at russia's position. it's not good. as you say, russia stood accused for some time of supplying the rebels in east ukraine with weaponry and also expertise. whether or not it is actually doing that, russia certainly does have an interest in keeping western influence in ukraine to a minimum, and in keeping the government in kiev off balance. so now something cataclysmic has happened which completely changes the came and will likely make countries that have been giving russia the benefit of the doubt of the those countries now are likely to swing in behind the u.s. and start advocating for tougher sanctions against moscowment moscow has a choice - does it turn its back on the rebels, meaning its geopolitical aims in ukraine fail, or does it prepare itself for tougher sanctions and a rocky economic path to come. the only way it can, i think, avoid having

russia has shown some reluctance and as a permanent member of the security council, moscow could hit it with a veto. high drama this hour at the u.n. >> first breaking news this moment. this afternoon, russian backed rebels in ukraine say they'll handover the doomed jumbo jet black boxes, both of them, to malaysian officials any moment now. comes after president obama asked whether the rebels are trying to hide? the president accuses militants in ukraine of removing evidence. as victims of the jumbo jet attack lie in limbo, in flimsy black bags. u.s. officials say they have powerful evidence showing that the rebels blew the malaysian airlines 777 out of the sky, tilling close to 300 innocent people. now days after the attack the rebels finally agreed to hand over the plane's black boxes, but as aviation analysts point out the black boxes will likely show only what we already know, the plane was blown up. we'll show you the huge crash scene. the burning wreckage in this field. you see to the area that is now covered, and singed on the ground. and the scattered pieces of the jet stretc

also gave some other latin american nations the chance to sign some lucrative agreements with moscow or russia will now i hope cuba explore its offshore oil reserves after moscow wrote off ninety percent of havanas debt. atomic energy corporation. that's likely to bolster its presence in argentina as part of a nuclear cooperation deal and russia's trade and security ties with fellow brics member brazil should also now increase significantly oracle plenty more waiting for you right now on our website at r t dot com including the removal of radioactive elements from japan's stricken fukushima plant is proving even more hazardous than expected nearby rice paddies have been seriously contaminated with the owners a still moving radioactive material from the nuclear stations broken a reactor this also. is it perhaps a gate to another dimension and. paulo who knows what speculation is running wild that is a massive hole in the ground in siberia we're calling it the r t x file get the details right now at r.t. dot com. and our german politicians are going old school to stop their american allies from

russia. they said moscow authorities forced yukos into bankruptcy with excessive taxes and arresting its founder. it says russia has to pay $50 billion. >> this independent tribunal has cowen colluded that the ex-appropriation of yukos by russia was illegal and politically motivated. >> the court accused the russian federation of breaching the energy charter treaty. russian authorities say they haven't even ratified the agreement. they hope a dutch court will over-rule the decision. >> russia and the agencies that represent russia in this case will use all the legal options they have to uphold their position. >> the arbitration court's decision comes at a difficult time as russian is already facing sanctions from the united states and the e.u. over its role in the ukrainian crisis. >> the payments unexpectedly double the financial weight that has been put on russia at a time of this geo political conflict. >> the $50 billion compensation sum represents over 10% of russia's yearly federal budget. >> argentina has sent a team of negotiators to new york to avoid a potentially costly default. argent

germany has been kind after bulwark trying to hold the dialogue together between washington and moscow, russia and the west but even that is falling apart. the fact you had more than 100 western european nationals, including germans, dutch of course, brit, belgians, this will really bring the conflict home to roost. i agree with ambassador bolton when he says russia's conduct about post-soviet space, the way they support separatists movements in other former soviet neighboring countries is extremely damaging to international security. that is very true whether they have direct responsibility for this particular incident or not. jenna: talk to us a little more about that because we're making a distinguishment between russia and pro-russia separatists, what some are calling rebels in that area of ukraine. should we be making that distinction? are they one in the same? is it all russia at the end of the day? >> they're not the same. and first of all, mr. putin, the kremlin and russians are far more comfortable with ambiguity in this region which is their backyard like they know like the back of o

. >> this time in moscow. russia at least ten people there dead and more than 100 others are seriously hurt. this after a subway car derailed. this picture of the wreckage posted on instagram. told several cars jumped off the track in a tunnel during rush hour. officials say the accident happened when a power surge set off alarm and that caused the train to stop abruptly. >>> now new this morning, scare on septa subway train when passenger is caught with a number of weapons. septa police confiscated all of this stuff right here, guns are fake, but the knives, they're real. another passenger on the broad street line spotted the weapons anal letter dollars authorities. then officers arrested the suspect, at love park, and found 4bb guns and three butcher knives on him. he told police he needs the weapons for his personal protection. >>> a whistle blower from philadelphia takes center stage at congressional hearings investigating the va scandal. kristin rule handles compensation claims at the va regional office. she tol

in ukraine, a country that has long made clear its desire to maintain constructive ties with moscow. russiagnize that no move on the geopolitical chess board, no zero sum game with the west, can offset the pain being felt by the passengers' families worldwide. or the pain that ukrainians are experiencing daily as a result of this needless conflict. as we meet, we are seeing initial signs of the separatists allowing greater access to the crash site. today, three dutch investigators have accessed the site. the separatists are attempting to hold this up as proof of their openness and good faith. but let's be clear, this is an extremely complex and time-sensitive crime scene. in that context, a spigot approach, letting in a few investigators here, a few more there, simply will not cut it. access must be immediate and must be full. period. a spigot or staged managed approach is a form of obstruction. russia can help change this. russia can unequivocally condemn the separatists' inhuman treatment of the bodies at the site and use its influence to ensure they stop tampering with evidence. they can

and australia have been rash to implicate russia or to blame and point fingers at the moscow-backed rebels in eastern ukraine. the overriding temperature within the state press has been very soft on russia as you had said. and also what was interesting was that we saw a strain in the chinese media which basically took russia's perspective on the ukraine conflict saying that the real culprit with this entire chaotic situation in ukraine and that a lot of that was because of western influence in the region. now, a lot of this commentary really is pointing to the fact that china is looking past historical differences as well as past problems that its had with russia of mutual distrust in order to seek out a common ground with russia. both countries have been having very strange relations with the west recently, especially when it comes to some of the regional issues. and it looks as though both countries are trying to find common ground with diplomatically as well as economically and that's one of the reasons why we did recently see president putin come out to china in order to solidify his p

some other latin american nations the chance to sign some random lucrative agreements with moscow take a look russia will for example help cuba explore its offshore oil reserves that's after moscow wrote off ninety percent of the van is that atomic energy corporation across atom is likely to bolster its presence in argentina as part of a nuclear cooperation deal and russia's trade and security ties with fellow brics member brazil should also now increase significantly. for more on the deal signed during the bric summit just visit our web site r c dot com also there for you the cutting edge technology or a potential threat on our web site learn why the f.b.i. fears self driving car. test this is a statewide required monthly test of the emergency alert system originating from the pennsylvania emergency management agency harrisburg this is only a test. very different era if the man in charge of the parliamentary inquiry into n.s.a. spying here in germany gets his way. said that if politicians want to avoid digital snooping then the only choice for them is to ditch the smartphones in the laptops and go

plane of the un bera five claims or summed up in a post on the website of the us embassy in moscow and russia has been accused of supplying heavy weapons to eastern ukraine an allegation moscow strongly denies and is demanding proof of the u.s. claims it detected a missile launched from opposition held territory shortly before the plane went down but the ukrainian military was also in that area within striking distance or shinton sites communications allegedly intercepted between the ukrainian opposition again no independent confirmation they're authentic and let's have you be the judge have a listen to the recording right here which the opposition allegedly admitted to bringing down the alley. maybe somewhere you a little boy i mean you are where you like you well. now you are. actually working . chipchura if you. wreck it so much and we can have. so in this recording one ukrainian opposition member allegedly confessed to shooting down the plane and the tape is being examined by a leading company which helps moscow police decide how authentic recordings are here's what one of the experts had

ukraine's government is pointing its finger at russia. moscow continues to supply weapons to the rebels. washington agrees. president barack obama has announced tougher sanctions targeting major banks as well as defense and energy companies. >> we expect the russian leadership will see once again that its actions in ukraine have caught -- onto quinces. >> the european union side with washington. leaders in brussels have said they are also planning the sessions -- new sanctions. a list is expected by the end of the month. russian president vladimir couldn't on a visit to brazil said the sanctions would not hurt just russia. >> sanctions have a boomerang effect and there is no doubt they will push u.s. russian relations into a dead-end. >> members of the cabinet have threatened to retaliate with painful sanctions of their own. >> they have again been attacked by rebels. >> they occupied a nearby building site and use it to fire rockets at the airport. airport operations returning to normal. the taliban have claimed responsibility. stay with us. we

the plane the unverified claims were summed up in a post on the website of the us embassy in moscow that russia has been accused of supplying heavy weapons to eastern ukraine an allegation moscow has strongly denied and demanded proof of but u.s. claims it detected a missile launched from opposition held territory shortly before the plane went down however the ukrainian military was also right there within striking distance and washington cites communications allegedly intercepted between the ukrainian opposition but there's no independent confirmation they're authentic in fact let's have a listen to the recording in which the opposition allegedly admitted to bringing down the airliner here it is all good to. me in europe where you're right you. know your. picture here if you look. cicily if you. like it so much and we can. so in this recording the ukrainian opposition allegedly confessed to shooting the plane of a tape has been examined by a leading company which helps moscow police decide how authentic recordings are now here's what one of their experts had to say but it's not really. it's be

other latin american nations the chance to sign some very lucrative agreements with that of moscow in fact russia will now help cuba explore its offshore oil reserves with both also agreeing to work together on global information security and moscow's atomic energy corporation is likely to bolster its presence in argentina as part of a nuclear cooperation deal and russia's trade and security ties with fellow brics member brazil should also now increases significantly on these pull scott how small the brics nations really go to strengthen ties in court countries across the continent here in latin america as they look to develop and build what's being described as this new multi-polar world in an attempt to try and wrestle influence global influence away from washington on his tour over the last six days putin has visited cuba nicaragua argentina and then finally here in brazil for the two thousand and fourteen brics summit the highlights of which was the announcement of the new one hundred billion dollar development bank and also the sustainability fund is well worth the same amount of money one h

plane the un bera fired claims were summed up in a post on the website of the us embassy in moscow and russia has been accused of supplying heavy weapons to eastern ukraine allegations moscow strongly denies and has demanded proof of the u.s. claims it detected a missile launched from opposition held territory shortly before the plane went down but the ukrainian military was also within striking distance washington cites communications allegedly intercepted between the ukrainian opposition but there's no independent confirmation that they are authentic. in one recording of the ukrainian opposition allegedly confessed to shooting down the plane the tape has been examined by a leading company which helps moscow police decide how authentic recordings are is what one of the experts had to say. and if it's being presented as one on it it said recorded in reality the sort of file was compiled out of several fragments in the time inconsistent part where it's being said the plane was downed by cossacks these markers reveal that one fragment was recorded at sixteen thirty three and that the second fra

norway company reviewing as the eun russia considers sanctions in moscow. s russia has sour. u.s. regulators have lifted the fromn flights to and israel. a rocket fired from gaza hit the ground near a tel aviv airport, ben-gurion. the ban was extended. some u.s. carriers may still ground flight even though the ban has been lifted. thus the aviation news, let's get you the market news. manus cranny has more. >> equity markets were braced for doom and gloom in terms of the manufacturing and data that did not come through across the entire region. has got issues in regard to manufacturing. services are at a three-year high in germany. consider what is going to happen on the growth story -- france will deliver 50% of the growth. this country has been involved in structural reform, spain. chinese manufacturing, 18 month high. europe, germany, germany high.es three-year what is going to happen in the u.s.? i know manufacturing is not the biggest driver in the u.s., it is another piece in the global manufacturing causal that we look out. china hitting an 18-month h

russian rebels say they found them and turned them over to moscow, but russia is denying that. >>> meanwhile, international investigators from many agencies around the world have arrived at the crash site, but many are not being granted full access to the debris or the bodies. among the nearly 300 victims, at least one of them was american and he has bay area ties. >> we have team coverage for you this evening. mark matthews spoke with bay area scientists about a big loss for their community, but we begin with more on that american who was onboard. >> yeah, jessica, just 19 years old, quinn schansman was born here in the states, lived in new york for a little while, also the bay area. he's been going to school in amsterdam, his facebook page filled with pictures of friends, now dealing with this huge loss. passengers boarding malaysia airlines flight 17, seems like just another day. passenger is rolling with a cell phone camera and posted this video on instagram before takeoff. the tragic deaths of the 298 people onboard being felt all over the world. this morning the united nations held a m

has been rolling out a barrage of accusations against russia washington claims moscow is supplying heavy weapons to the ukrainian opposition and is even firing across the border and the media has been pressing the u.s. government to reveal the solid basis for the allegations of washington simply cited classified intelligence social media sources and claims by the ukrainian government or some journalists are not exactly buying the story. i would like to know what you're basing this new evidence that the russians intend to send any heavier equipment on space science mentalities information i can't get into sources and methods behind it but i was able to be able to tell you that is there a youtube video or something that you could point to that it would narrow engines and i'm just wondering if you what what what it is i just said i wasn't going to give you the underlined source story needed you cited out of love in many ways it's not with you i surely don't give you more information just saying that i think making it a source not actually asking a question here my can't give you the source

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dangerous escalation on russia's border with ukraine that is the statement coming from russia's foreign ministry adding moscow's reaction to the death will be harsh and specific. well this is the second case of violence in the past twenty four hours earlier a russian border checkpoint came under attack gunfire was reported on both sides of the border russia's foreign ministry has said it has evidence the checkpoint was fired at by ukrainians who had crossed over and prepared position for attack before hand. course we'll have more on the story and the details from it as we get them now despite renewed assurances from kiev that it's ready for a ceasefire there's been little relief for the people in ukraine's defined eastern regions according to anti-government forces more than thirty five people have been killed in shelling in the last twenty four hours plumes of smoke covered the skyline in the city of le guen is it enjoyed another round of deadly government air raids people have been fleeing the outskirts of another resistance to the nets which has been shelled since friday and they ceased to stay there live in

they will target defense, energy and financial industries in russia. moscow, however, remains dwi defiant. but he downplayed them and warned they would only make russia stronger and more independent. and in another sign of stepped-up tensions, moscow is now being accused of violating a 1987 nuclear missile treaty by testing cruise missiles as early as 2008. the u.s. officials say that president obama addressed the issue in a letter to putin calling it, quote, a very serious matter. meanwhile, ukrainian investigators say that flight 17's black boxes reveal a, quote, massive explosive decompression brought down the jet and the shrapnel destroyed the plane. ukraine saying that its forces are making gains toward the crash site after another day of fighting with pro-russian rebels. kiev says it regained control of two towns in eastern ukraine and more battles are under way. the latest clashes are being blamed for more than 50 deaths between the two sides. roughly 800 civilians have been killed there since mid-april. >>> and the united nations human rights chief is

. >> the united states and europe have agreed to escalate sanctions against russia. moscows concerns that could be setting up the stage for an out right invasion. a package of measures would target the military sectors. the downing after the malaysia flight over eastern ukraine earlier this month. a team has failed to access the crash site amid heavy fighting between troops and rebels. has attempted several times to reach the location. ukrainian troops are still seeking to secure the site. we have more. international investigators have failed to gain access to the crash site. that is a much the same situation as was the case on saturday and sunday -- sunday and monday as the growing fighting continues. they are on the road to the crash site. pretty frustrating for the team of investigators. ohey still have not access t the crash site itself. there are two main priorities. secure the perimeter and the integrity of the site and any potential forensic evidence. perhaps more pressing is to recover the human remains. >> reporting from eastern ukraine. an investigation into a dome