mosks. the conflict began, you know, about two weeks ago. the israeli government says it is defending its citizens against hamas firing rockets in the israel. coming into their country through tunnels to destroy property. us secretary of state john kerrey arrived in egypt, last night, where talks were underway to negotiate a cease-fire agreement hopefully. let's get to you ukraine. pro russian rebels handed over the black boxes for the downed malaysia airlines jet to officials. a malaysian investigator said the flight recorders actually orange as you know are in good condition. newly released satellite images show the extent of the damage from flight 17 in rebble controlled east ukraine. boeing 777 was shot down last thursday killing all two the eight -- 298 people on boards. >> this morning, train caring the bodies of the victims arrived in ukraine's second largest city. refrigerated cars there. >>> and new jersey state police are searching for suspects behind a robbery at ceasar's casino i

fbi informants would spend time at mosks, talking to people-k-mosques. report sites for example four muslim critics say the fbi set them up. they're 90 serving 25 years in prison. a justice department spokesman told al jazeera the acts are lawful, he also said it's not a matter of us having a special set of undercover rules for a particular ethnic group. the human rights report acknowledges plots also come about without the u.s. government's involvement. like the 2013 boston marathon bombing and the 2010 attempted car bombing in new york city's times square. observers say it's hard to strike a balance between the government's need to prevent attacks like these and the protection of human rights. >> various threats some of them are a little bit over the top. but if you ask them on a daily basis if they are affected, they would tell you yes. >> the fbi tried to discourage a young denver woman from flying to the middle east and fighting in syria. he also told me the cases that the report focused on are not representative. when i talked to human rights watch

with shiites, group released pictures showing the level of at least ten ancient shrines and shiite mosks dotted across territory under their control. obliterated by massive explosions, that sent the holy sites tumbling to the grounds in clouds of smoke and rubble. part of media campaign designed to show the group unstoppable. by tacking their leader out of hiding, and putting him on full display, untouchable, too. charlie dagada, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> still to come, something you need to know about airline costs coming up. why the us airways and american airlines merger could be forcing you to pay more than you need to. and how you can avoid it. >>> also, a very special ceremony on board the battleship new jersey. we'll introduce to you some of the newest citizens here in our area. that's next. we showed people a survey that stacked fios up against comcast. what's it like paying for internet that's rated 6th out of 7 in customer satisfaction? not good. it's not the best. no, that's not fun. look at it this way, you're kind of on top. if i was like this, all day. switch from the b

with shiites, group released pictures of the of the leveling of ten ancient shrines and she i can mosks, dotted across territory in their control, obliterated by massive explosion that is sent the holy site tumbling to the ground in clouds of smoke and rubble. showing such ruthless destruction is part of a media campaigning designed to show the group is unstoppable. by taking their leader out of hiding, and putting him on full display untouchable, too. charlie dagada, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> it is 6:09 right now. booking your next flight with frequent-flier miles is about to get even tougher. the new rules that will ends up costing you, that's coming up next. >>> also, this morning, a popular injection used by millions of people for back pain is called no question. health reporter stephanie stahl is on your side with the results of the new study. >>> and, major milestone as america's oldest woman celebrates another birthday. >>> and, the weekend weather has been perfect so far. we really can't complain. carol returns with a look ahead at the work week look at all these people. ima

shiites, the group released pictures showing the leveling of at least ten ancient shrines, and shiite mosks, dotted across territory under their control. obliterated by massive explosions, that sent the holy sites tumbling to the grounds, in clouds of smoke and rubble. showing such ruthless destruction, is part of a media campaign designed to show the group is unstoppable. and by tacking their leader out of hiding, and putting him on full display untouchable, too. >> charlie dagada, cbs "eyewitness news". >> still to come this morning on "eyewitness news", can you part with your smart phone? well, you might not believe what some people say they would be willing to give all just to keep that phone. >>> and that is beautiful weekend, carol will have your weekly weather forecast after the break. stick around. we showed people a survey that stacked fios up against comcast. what's it like paying for internet that's rated 6th out of 7 in customer satisfaction? not good. it's not the best. no, that's not fun. look at it this way, you're kind of on top. if i was like this, all day. switch from the

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one of the -- the wonderful aspects of peace corps that mosk people don't think about is the comradery that develops in the peace corps group. you go in as a group. the group of volunteers that enter service together becomes very strong.lop rela and you find that you develop relationships with people who are very different from you andi the s inner-generational friendship is wonderful. >> a group trains together and prepares together before they are put into a country of service? >> they train together and, yes. but they are training in their country of service.ice. they fly together.e is a there is a staging in the country first. it's a day. then they fly together to theirf country of service. and then they train for about s te, n weeks together. during that ten-week period of time, they become incredibly an close. family erfueach other's and support system. you see wonderful relationships develop, especially inner-generational. >> if you are just joining us, where he talking with the director of the peace corps.ut talking about the mission of thv peace corps and recent changes from i