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the official party newspaper. there is a five-day race for a final solution.s from an opposition friendly paper that was in favor of the yes vote. the euro, or the drag drachma on sunday. that's how people feel right now. these are the last days of talks, people here do understand that. it's what it'sed mood it's the mood european leaders have reflexeded after their statements last night after the euro group and summit. businesses here need a solution sooner rather than later. people understand that banks will probably not open on thursday or friday, they understand this situation this hiatus will continue until at least sunday think after that they want to know one way or the other. they want to know what is going to happen. so that they can get down to the task after just to go whatever new reality befalls them n term of the official sector, in terms of preparation for an exit, that is officially denied. as is any possibility of a haircut on bank deposits. but people do not always believe those official reassurances. they take them with a pinch the salt. >>

this is the front page of just about the only government friendly newspaper other than the official mouthpiecesyriza it's got a big headline saying the fear machine. you have got the greek media pictured inside cogs along with european leaders. a lot of people here feel that a lot of greek people, greek media and political leaders are in cahoots with their creditors to force them into a yes vote. so with so much being said about the pressure on the no vote with so much being written and said about what may happen to greece the day after, it's very difficult to gauge the precise level of feeling in favor of no at this point. >> john thank you for that. that's john psaropoulos speaking to us from athens. still to come isil issues a threat against hamas in gaza. we'll be there live. >>> also empty airports and vacant hotels tunisia is set to lose millions of tourist dollars because of the massacre. >>> and we'll have the story of disappearing doctors in bangladesh's rural communities. stay with us. >> as greece plunges deeper into financial crisis. >> greece's choice, a bad deal... and no deal. >

we heard this morning, fred malaysian official making a headline in the newspaper, two days. two days we'll know if this piece is in fact part of mh-370. is that what you are hearing as well? >> reporter: it's certainly going to be a process. it is unclear how long the analysis will take. the piece of plane you said or debris has to be brought here. the way that will happen is that will leave reunion later today. we expect in a couple of hours, in the evening hours, in the island's time. it will be an 11-hour flight to paris. by that time it will be saturday. it will be brought down here in the south of france. we believe it will be here late saturday or early sunday morning. the latest we hear from french authorities is analysis of that debris will take place next week. they have not given a timeframe how long the analysis will take and they have not given indication when they will give updates along the way. there will be many tests that will be conducted on this particular piece of debris. of course as we have been saying one of the things they need to find out if it is fr

and he we did it to follow that style integrating the official printing in massachusetts. here is another newspaper printing, july 17, which we acquired last week. but why july 17? we think about using instantaneous, but actually it took a great deal of time for news to get from philadelphia to boston to the capital of massachusetts, which was actually in -- [indiscernible] so each of these different printings tell us something about the creation of the declaration. and they all have little interesting things like this. thompson being spelled wrong or differently. but among other spellings that were not as regularized as they are today, or names, even. the last image that i'm going to show is one of the official printings. this is from the journals of congress. from 1776. it was actually started to be printed in 1877 -- 1777, but then with the arrival of the british troops, congress had to hightail it out of philadelphia and this printing wasn't done. pages one through 124 were. congress, when they settled in yorktown pennsylvania or did john dunlop, the first printer of the declaration, to finish

they're interrogateing 40 prison guards and the mexican government officials now in mexican newspapersopefully they're fill manage the tunnel. >> let's quickly pan over to the right. that infrastructure project probably allowed them pipes. the big water project, to disguise their efforts as part of. that back to new york. >> thank you very much. >>> all right. now going to turn attention to other stories making headlines. >> good morning. hope you're off to a great day. we begin with extreme weather. it's still happening. we've gotten new pictures into fox about the devastation coming in from the midwest and also kentucky kentucky. here in ohio 12 dogs had to be rescued from the kennel there. flood waters rushed in. rescue crews. look at this. wading through the knee deep water to get animals and pile them into the raft. all made it out okay and in uninjured. this is east of cleveland. getting three inches of rain in 45 minutes. weather still nasty today. >>> today president obama is going where no sitting president has gong before federal prison. he'll talk to officials at the prison

officially under investigation. it's just a game that goes on in washington. >> iowa's biggest newspaper, banned after editorial called trump a bloviate side show. >> it is not respected around here. >> the latest to take trump for saying something he didn't like. think john mccain or lindsey graham. here the household median is just over $52,000. many say it was his business savvy that brought them out. >> i just want to see relief for small businesses and farmers. >> is that the biggest priority for you right now, business? >> pretty much. we talk about the desire to bring jobs. >> no politician can do that. >> trump already spent $2 million of his money on the campaign says there's no upper limit to how much he will shell out so long as he stays relevant. >> it could be a at some point my message won't resonate. i don't go forward if it's not going to resonate. i know. i'm a big boy. but right now nobody has the message i have. . >> trump says he's running as a republican now. he wants to run as a republican. thinks he can win as a republican. but he won't rule out running as an inspect if the rnc does not treat hi

official governments from governor fallin document in these things. in reality, sometimes the only way to document a speech that was given is to look at the newspaper account. someone would sit there and try to record the speech if they were getting it. they would be quoted in the paper the next day. here, this particular issue what's very heavily about governor alan's speech that he gave down and coffeyville about kkk territory. saying that he is going to drive the ku klux klan from the state.

that law enforcement official was hospitalized after opening one of at least ten letters sent to state offices. we don't yet know what that substance is but "the oregonian newspaperotes a state official saying the officer sustained a rash immediately upon opening that letter. the fbi is assisting local if i believe officials adds they work the determine precisely what this substance is and who sent it. investigators are investigating whether it came from the same person. we expect that state officials will be testing that substance. and we may learn more today about exactly what we're dealing with, george. >> okay, pierre. we have seen these kind of attacks before, thanks. >>> now to a real scare in the sky. a crowded passenger plane from china to dallas forced to turn around after it was struck by hail. you can see the damage to the nose right there. the plane did land safely and abc's jim avila has our story. good morning, jim. >> reporter: good morning, lara. it was a short flight, less than an hour. but one passengers aboard one of aviation's newest planes will not forget. this morning a look at what severe hail can do to a modern jetliner. >> yeah, wow. >> r

official governments from governor fallin document in these things. in reality, sometimes the only way to document a speech that was given is to look at the newspaper account. someone would sit there and try to record the speech if they were getting it. they would be quoted in the paper the next day. here, this particular issue what's very heavily about governor alan's speech that he gave down and coffeyville about kkk territory. saying that he is going to drive the ku klux klan from the state. often following the events in the newspapers give you a better idea from day-to-day helpings are unfolding when an event like this is happening. these are all just coverage of his first steps to fighting the clans and kansas -- kla and kansasn. the neck -- next major thing that happens in this case is that attorney general hawkins leaves office in 1922. attorney general haopkins files this petition in the supreme court of kansas. it has two counts. it says the klan should not be legally operating in kansas. they hit upon the idea that the klan is a chartered organization in georgia. therefore, a corporation. under kansas law, foreign corporations are not allowed to

just a couple of other notes, the state newspaper in south carolina officially describing the time ofhe lowering of the flag at 10:09 a.m. eastern this morning. they also tweeted that the flag will be taken by armored vehicle to the confederate museum nearby. president obama moments ago tweeting, south carolina taking down the confederate flag a signal of good will and healing and a meaningful step towards a better future. the confederate flag debate in south carolina by the way is all available on our website at c-span.org. the issue played out yesterday on capitol hill as republican leadership in the house pulled the interior department's spending bill that included an amendment allowing that flag to be sold at battlefield gift shots run by the national parks service. here's more details. >> you set the stage where stories in the paper playing out what happened in congress today, this is the headline from "usa today" deals with spendsing issues being put on hold, dealt with displays of the flag at certain times. could you tell us what happened yesterday? >> yeah. so we started the d

and in the past, the official word coming out has called this an actual as far as. farce. now in tuesday's state-run newspapersgone as far as to say that this is a political conspiracy of what's going okay that the united states is actually behind the philippines and pushing this forward. this dispute over these claims. now, they say it's a farce because they don't believe that this court has jurisdiction. and that's what we are going to hear over the next week if this court in the hague this herring will determine if the court in the hague has the jurisdiction for this arbitration china is saying it's a territorial dispute. if it's a territorial dispute both sides of the process need to be able to say down in the court of justice. international court of justice. that is not happeninged. that's why they say this that this arbitration is unilateral. only one sided so it's not proper and again, as i said they called it a farce. also other things coming out in local papers, local media here in china that the ambassador for china in the philippines has said that this is not something of a military conflict, this i

newspapers. >> the negotiations are completely finished. everything has already been decided, both of the timeframe and the amount. reporter: french officialso comment. >> we will address this issue in a few days or weeks. important decisions will be made by the end of summer. reporter: france hopes to find a new buyer for the ship. considering the size, defense experts say potential clients would need to left major naval forces in deep pockets. countries which have already selected cameras are unlikely to change their minds. these conditions leaves several options, including canada, brazil, south africa, or india. but france will have to sell its vessels with a discount. markus: let's move on. the stock market in greece is set to reopen on monday pit but certain restrictions will be imposed on trading. that is according to the greek finance ministry. the athens stock exchange was closed at the end of june when the government applies capital controls in greece, and it has been closed since. the aim was to prevent an outflow of capital from greece as there was growing fear of a greek exit from the eurozone. the finance ministers is the greek

we're hearing reports through shepard smith through the newspaper there that four marines have been killed. >> gretchen right now officiallyer the pentagon nor the marine corps here nor the office of the navy here in the pentagon will confirm any service mem wounded or killed down in chattanooga. they keep telling us they're going to put out a statement, an official statement through their facebook page at any moment. but we are also waiting for the press conference from the chattanooga police. what i can tell you is at that amnicola location along the tennessee riverbanks that was an artillery unit a marine artillery unit. it's the third battalion, 14th marine regiment. a reserve unit. any marines at that location would have been a part of the third battalion unit. that location is also -- it is right alongside a naval support operations building. that's an office building. so the amnicola location i am told it was an industrial-type park there. it had two entrances with an unguarded entrance to the area. and when the shots were fired there, there are eyewitnesses who i know you've been talking to who say the back-and-for

newspaper "the national." jason is iranian/american. yeganeh, his wife, a full iranian citizen. this is their city, tehran. the officialshifting -- how -- is fun even a good idea? >> a lot of push and pull. a lot of give and take. when i first started coming here you wouldn't hear pop music in a restaurant or -- >> now it is everywhere. >> now it is everywhere. >> we have police, they arrest girls or women for having the hijab or not being covered enough. it is not that we live with the police in our head, you know. >> one of the first things that people will say when you say, i'm going to iran. yeah, but don't they make women do this, this, this, this. >> yeah. >> actually not so much, not as much as our friends. compare and contrast, women aren't allowed to drive in saudi arabia. >> that's right. or vote. >> or vote. you can drive. you can vote. >> yeah, of course. of course. my sister is an accountant. she has her own company. girls are allowed to do almost everything, except if you want to go and watch football. >> can't watch football? >> we cannot. >> women's issues are often at the spear point of change or possi

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official told nbc, quote jordan doesn't bother us. that's a moderate country. but yemen would be trouble. unquote. somebody claiming to be a high school friend of the shooter told the "washington post" newspaper the man traveled abroad every few years opposite every few years that he would take a month or so -- a month or two mostly during his college breaks but again officials have not yet said that the shooter had any ties to extremism. of course, as we find out more about the gunman we're also learning more about the four marines who died. among them a gunnery sergeant who received two purple hearts and the younges just 21 years old. we have team fox coverage. jennifer griffin with more on the marine and those who got hurt. first, to steve harrigan live in chattanooga. steve? >> reporter: we have been watching two things here at this crime scene. first, people just coming up, often parents with children, to see the scene. they want to explain to their children what has happened. also we have been seeing forensic experts work with some of the bulletholes taking measurements taking pictures. the bullet pattern, 30 round fired quickly consistent with what we heard about one automatic rifle an

for now the official story of the 43 students stands for at least another day. adam rainy aljazeera carrero mexico. >> a prominent newspaperes a reporter to governor black twitter, and black twitter responds, and plus, a look at the rise of the sneaker kurt, not only in popularity, but in price. >> they're worn by billions of people around the world. and now there's a tribute to the sneaker culture. the museum in new york has an exhibit explaining how the sneaker has evolved over the years. >> revered by rappers coveted by consumers. >> shoppers rushing through the entrance of the east lake mall. >> nikes reeboks converse, and yes adidas, are the subject of an exhibition of the brooklyn museum in new york. it's called the rise of sneaker culture. the first pairs date back to the 1800s sole shoes but it was in 1994 that michael jordan teamed up to produce sneakers of status. it has become global, but basketball itself was a very important urban game. and it's a form of footwear for culture. >> run dmc in their song in 196, further brought it in style. >> the first band to usher in the wave of sneaker culture. they were the

they're not naming china because the newspaper says that the official cited factors including exposingetails of the united states own espionage in cyberspace capabilities. on capitol hill yesterday, the "washington times" with the story that victims' families slam sanctuary cities. they were testifying on capitol hill yesterday pleading with congress to take action against criminal illegals. and it says that the former city's mayor senator dianne feinstein, now the senator from new york issued a bill to punish cities trying to deport serious criminals. and "washington times" notes the house will vote on a bill by representative duncan hunter to withhold funding from several grant programs from any city that refuses to cooperate on immigration. and the senator from iowa said he's working on his own bill that would not only withhold funding from sanctuary cities but impose a mandatory five-year prison sentence on any illegal immigrant after having been deported. also want to let you know about up on capitol hill today the veteran affairs secretary, bob mcdonald will but there testifying

newspapers of the time. now, we cut to july 24, 1915. this is from the national archives the official customs card of the attendance takers on the ship. these are the people the federal government was in charge of counting passengers on ship so that ship owners to not overcrowd the. this would be a concern. you have too many passengers on a ship, so the government is making the count. at 7:30 a.m., july 24, 2500 passengers. clark street bridge in chicago and so forth. captain harry peterson in command of the ship. the number two officer, the second most powerful man on the ship, is chief engineer joseph ericsson. pay attention to that name. chief engineer joseph erickson in charge of the engine room. there are 2500 passengers on the ship. less than the 3000 we saw before. not the full capacity for the ship. most of them are factory employees. many of them are immigrants. they are working for the same company. there is a company picnic that western electric. they make telephones. they were the only company in the entire country making telephones. 1915. and they all got a day off to go

the mexican newspaper reforma reports it took officials nearly 30 minutes to respond after guzman disappearedgod. and "the wall street journal" reports surveillance video appears to show an ipad or a tablet near his bed which is not allowed in the prison. that is incredible. that was a huge network of people helping him. there is no -- >> i mean beyond. and tons of cash. >> if i can bring -- look at the cell. >> the gods are smiling on donald trump. he makes a big issue of how you can't trust the mexican government to do anything. it's a big news story ten days later. mexican government apparently their in this escape of the drug lord. >> breaking news overnight. george h.w. bush is hospitalized after a fall. we'll have the latest on his condition. and still ahead, former governor rick perry has not held back in his criticism of donald trump. he'll join "morning joe" live. plus she put president obama on the spot about bill cosby's sexual assault allegations. april ryan will join us. and the host of "the last word" lawrence o'donnell is here as well. can a business have a mind? a subconscious

newspapers of the time. now, we cut to july 24, 1915. this is from the national archives the official customs card of the attendance takers on the ship. these are the people the federal government was in charge of counting passengers on ship so that ship owners to not overcrowd them. this would be a concern. you have too many passengers on a ship, so the government is making the count. at 7:30 a.m., july 24, 2500 passengers. clark street bridge in chicago and so forth. captain harry peterson in command of the ship. the number two officer, the second most powerful man on the ship, is chief engineer joseph ericsson. pay attention to that name. chief engineer joseph erickson in charge of the engine room. there are 2500 passengers on the ship. less than the 3000 we saw before. not the full capacity for the ship. most of them are factory employees. many of them are immigrants. they are working for the same company. there is a company picnic that western electric. they make telephones. they were the only company in the entire country making telephones. 1915. and they all got a day off to go

also, according to the newspaper, restrictions on iran they will be able to buy airplanes. they are waiting on the official over what the agreement entails. >> i want to get a sense of the ripple effect of the deal being done where you are and across the gcc. what does it mean? >> it means that israel and the saudi's will not be happy all stop they are worried that -- happy. they are worried. all of the money will be available to iraq and it will make more mischief in the region. whether supporting the booth these or other parts they will be very unhappy with this and benjamin netanyahu got his message across. it switches to congress, who have two months to review. netanyahu will unleash the big runs. they will try to persuade him to kill the deal. israel has felt threatened i the iranians. the previous government explicitly threatened extermination. he says he wants to see it. what this will mean is that it is military hardware that will ensure that the countries feel safer. make no mistake that this is a part of the battle. you can bet that netanyahu and his friends will be doing all they can to persuade

donald trump has been making political waves ever since before he officially got in the race for the white house. now, a major newspaperto get out. is all the criticism fueling his fire? we'll talk about that. >> plus, immigration once again the capitol hill spotlight this morning as lawmakers hold a hearing on immigration, public safety, and so-called sanctuary cities. scheduled to testify, the family of a woman fatally shot by an undocumented immigrant who had been deported five times. that story straight ahead on "the rundown." hey america, still not sure whether to stay or go to your people? ♪ well this summer, stay with choice hotels twice and get a $50 gift card you can use for just about anything. go you always have a choice. book now at choicehotels.com ♪ ♪ one day a rider made a decision. the decision to ride on and save money. he decided to save money by switching his motorcycle insurance to geico. there's no shame in saving money. ride on, ride proud. geico motorcycle great rates for great rides. white house and those dueling headlines this morning for donald trump. a new poll shows him with a wide lead in t

journal-sentinel" newspaper records there were several sightings over the weekend, including two from police. also reports the animal appears to have slipped away from an area that officialsontained. >>> without a job many former prisoners can end up back in jail. now one sheriff is trying to help inmates find work with a new twist on the old chain gang. and the program could seen spread to other areas. details coming up on the fox news deck. >>> gangster james "whitey" bulger says his conviction was unfair and wants a new trial. a federal appeals court heard arguments from one of his lawyers, two years ago a jury found him guilty of racketeers and take part in a dozen murders. he is currently serving a life sentence but asks for another trial, saying he never got a chance to make a key argue. ment he claims a federal prosecutor once gave him immunity from his crimes. during his initial trial the judge ruled there wasn't enough evidence to support the claim and today the district attorney argued "whitey" bulger chose not to testify during his trial and gave up his right to an appeal. the court did not make a decision. >>> a sheriff in illinois is trying something new to t

newspaper "the national." jason is iranian/american. yeganeh, his wife, a full iranian citizen. this is their city, tehran. the official of push and pull. a lot of give and take. when i first started coming here you wouldn't hear pop music in a restaurant or -- >> now it is everywhere. >> now it is everywhere. >> we have police, they arrest girls or women for having the hijab or not being covered enough. it is not that we live with the police in our head, you know. >> one of the first things that people will say when you say, i'm going to iran. yeah, but don't they make women do this, this, this, this. >> yeah. >> actually not so much, not as much as our friends. compare and contrast, women aren't allowed to drive in saudi arabia. >> that's right. or vote. >> or vote. you can drive. you can vote. >> yeah, of course. of course. my sister is an accountant. she has her own company. girls are allowed to do almost everything, except if you want to go and watch football. >> can't watch football? >> we cannot. >> women's issues are often at the spear point of change or possible change here. on one hand, prevailing conservativ

and courier" newspaper reported that both chambers have the votes needed t joining us is the president of the national urban league marc morial. you see that poll there. that's not officialo you think that the legislature will hit that two thirds mark and this flag will come down? >> i think there's strong momentum in south carolina. the grief the tragedy, the effect that the death of the mother emanuel nine and senator clementa pinkney has had on that state i think is crystallizing support around the vote to take down the flag. i've spoken to the governor a few days ago and a number of others in south carolina and i think there's a sense this is a statement that south carolina indeed wants to make. so while the vote certainly will take place soon i'll say that i think the momentum is in favor of the confederate flag finally coming down. >> what do you think of this poll, a cnn poll this week found that majority of americans, 57% see it as more of a symbol of southern pride than racism. >> as a southerner i think when people are educated about the purpose of the confederate flag and about the very essence of why there was an effort to overthrow the american government in

officials collude with to let him have the run of this country and prey on americans. that's why donald trump has risen. because what happened to kate steinle, anyone who reads the local newspaperooks at whacky little hit and run accidents that appear in the paper on monday morning, knows these kind of crimes go on every weekend all over the map. >> real quick, can trump win the nomination? >> i don't know whether he can win the nomination. if he keeps talking about this issue, in a sense he can win on this particular issue and put this issue in there. >> good to see you. >>> coming up 2016 republican presidential candidate kentucky senator rand paul has introduced legislation that would crack down on sanctuary cities. he is here coming up next to explain. >>> later, the notorious drug kingpin el chapo has escaped. how did this happen? we'll explain and more. coming up . unbelievable! toenail fungus? seriously? smash it with jublia! jublia is a prescription medicine proven to treat toenail fungus. use jublia as instructed by your doctor. look at the footwork! most common side effects include ingrown toenail, application site redness, itching, swelling burning or stinging, blist

officials are trying to put this out. at last check, some 3500 acres smoldering. only 5% contained at this hour. we are also following new information about the firefight itself. san bernardino's "sun" newspaper saying drones or unmanned aircraft in the area hindered firefight efforts yesterday. here was the scene yesterday, people running from their cars in san bernardino as that massive wildfire spread and took over cars. cars were on fire. a boat was lost. there were explosions. you could hear them, people were saying. and these are the charred skeletons of the vehicles lining the road. dozens were set ablaze and apparently several structures were as well. no serious injuries were being reported. we are in san bernardino county this morning. paul, i want to ask you about evacuations. of those people out of their vehicles and running, where did they go? they were in the middle of a highway. >> reporter: they basically went right down this freeway that is now moving behind me. that's where they went. this is such a unique situation. what happened was the firefighters stopped the vehicles because they were fighting the fire. and that's what made them vulnerable to catching fire. all of us who

officials will get a closer look. tonight confidence is rising debris found on reunion island is that of a boeing 777, the same type of air krafl as malaysia airlines flight 370. a newspaper on the island publishing images of what it says with a debris with the component number stenciled on it. a source close to the investigation tells cnn boeing engineers have scrutinized photos and say there is a component number that that, quote, corresponds to a 777 part. >> there is a number on the parts, the 370 that is not a serial number or a registration number, but it's possible it can't be a maintenance number. >> reporter: images posted online of a 777 maintenance manual also shows a key section of the aircraft wing, and the same component number 657bb, that appears on the debris. the flaperon is what analysts say they believe they have, but does it belong to ma-370. officials in charge of the search acknowledge the race is on to rule the part in or out. >> the french authorities with advisory authorities to do this as quickly as possible, and we are hope something could be done in the next 24 to 48 hours. >> the pilot's last words before the passenger jet vanished en route to

officials released this had photograph the most recent image of joaquin" guzman on the run since saturday night after escaping through an underground tunnel. newspapers his team of engineers dug out 379 truckloads of earth to create that tunnel. >> well, a settlement in the death of a black man placed in a choky a white nypd officer. new york city agreed to pay the family of eric garn area nearly $6 million. a grand jury declined to indict the officer who was trying to arrest garner last summer for selling loose cigarettes. garner saying i can't breathe 11 times before losing consciousness. the case sparked nationwide protests and renews the relations between police and minority communities. >> an amazing story of survival happened in north central washington state. a teen girl survived a small plane crash, then walked for days to a nearby highway. there she flagged down a motorist. her mother posted on facebook two other passengers the girl's step grandparents did not survive. the area she was found is probably some of the harshest country in the cascades. >> now to a stunning development in the kidnapping case compared to the movie "gone girl." fou

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officially now have diplomatic ties. the flag raising ceremony in -- that the cuban embassy in washington broadcast live on state-run tv and the story is in the state-run newspaperg and on page four. and there has been a lot of distrust over decades built up between the two countries and many issues still remain including the u.s. trade embargo and the potential closing of the prison at guantanamo bay. unresolved issues and opposition in the u.s. to lifting the trade embargo. here this is seen as a huge step forward and symbolic to writes the countries together. others view it with guarded skepticism and many people here tourists and journalists, outside the u.s. embassy, some of the tourists and cubans wonder why there isn't a ceremony here today. well, that is being held for the next couple of weeks, secretary of state john kerry is expected to visit the island in the middle of next month and when the official flag raising ceremony will take place here at this embassy. >> gabe, thank you for that. for more on the significance we bring in ted mccomb, former director of the inter-american affairs for the national security council. ted, when's the broader signifi

official confirmation. a source is telling me in photos boeing engineers spotted a number 11 digits long. it's consistent with a boeing 777. yesterday, we showed you this image published in a newspaper showing a code number that matches up with a component number in an internal boeing 777 maintenance manual. that number there is 657bb. now kate that means there are two sets of identifying numbers on this one part linking the debris to a boeing 777. >> even without this possible piece of evidence u.s. intelligence has concluded that this was a deliberate act. why is that? >> reporter: analysts we're told looked at the multiple course changes that the aircraft made after it deviated from its scheduled course. it was going from kuala lumpur to beijing. they determined that someone in the cockpit deliberately either programmed or steered the aircraft to fly towards very specific navigational points in the sky. as you see there, crossing indonesian territory and going towards the south indian ocean. after assessing that path that you are looking at there, these analysts said there were no way that an aircraft could make such movement without human intervention. that's how they got to tha

officials collude with to let him have the run of this country and prey on americans. that's why donald trump has resonance. because what happened to kate steinle, anyone who reads the local newspapert whacky little hit and run accidents that appear in the paper on monday morning, knows these kind of crimes go on every weekend all over the map. >> real quick. yes or no, can trump win this nomination? >> i don't know whether he can win the nomination. if he keeps talking about this issue, in a sense he can win on this particular issue and put this issue in there. >> all right. mark steyn, good to see you. thank you. >>> coming up 2016 republican presidential candidate kentucky senator rand paul has introduced legislation that would crack down on sanctuary cities. he is here coming up next to explain. >>> later, the notorious drug kingpin known as el chapo has escaped from a mexican prison and the country is now offering millions of dollars for his capture. how did this happen? we'll explain and more. coming up . coming up you total your brand new car. nobody's hurt,but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it take

reporter: officials confirmed internal investigation is under way to determine the source of the leak where that family footage came from and just how it ended up in the hands of the "sun" newspapern elizabeth seen apparently raising a nazi salute alongside her mother and younger sister, dancing around. her uncle, the future king edward viii does the same. the palace is scrambling to figure out how the film got out says the royal correspondent. >> it's huge how it got out, they don't know how it got out. it's unknown things to do with the royal family in ar rivsarchive the rattle the royal family. >> reporter: part of the clip had been made public, showing the queen and her sister moments after that is dent part of an exhibition by buckingham palace last year. left to claims the palace itself may be partly to blame inadvertently leaking the footage. "the sun" won't say where they got it but obtained with the public interest in mind. >> the fact remains 1933 led by a man who was to become edward viii british family doing nazi salutes through video, that seemed to be a matter of great cultural historical and general interest. >> reporter: the historical interest the paper claims is