pavel, john mccain says there will be hell to pay if it turns out russia or russian-backed separatists were behind this, but is that really the case, does the u.s. have a lot of options here? >> i don't think this white house in particular is going to significantly change course in regard to this unfolding crisis. i think you might see an escalation of the economic sanctions, you might see the european union join the level of sanctions that the united states just issued earlier this week. you might see a little more assistance to the ukrainian government with the thinking that a successful ukraine is the best way to resolve this crisis, but i don't see putin changing his perception of russian interests. i don't see the united states changing its view of its relative states, nor europe, but i do think this could get a little worse before it gets resolved. >> i'll get to that in a moment, but is it fair to say if something like this doesn't get the europeans onboard for tougher sanctions on russia, then nothing will? >> i'm not sure that's quite clear. this was likely an accident, it was

a military expert talking to us about the area where this crash is reported to have happened, and pavel as we have been saying this is an area where there has been fighting in recent days . . . >> you're watching the aljazeera news hour. several rockets have been fired from gaza into israeli communities as a five hour humanitarian truce expired. both sides denied reports they were close reaching a ceasefire. >> if you know release have been held for four palestinian children killed wednesday during an air strike near their homes. 235 palestinians and one israel have been killed in a week of fighting. >> ukrainian military officials accuse russia of shooting down one of their fighter jets bay rocket. eastern on you crane has seen fighting in several eastern cities for months. -- >> obviously still speculation at this time, but i know we have had some confirmation from ukraine that the plane was shot down by some kind of surface to air missile. at this stage it's far too early to say, but obviously it is a great tragedy. this is the second plane this malaysian airlines have lost in a matt

sports in russia nothing beats the top of his game he's now looking for new ways to get his kicks pavel's found a new toy to play with but don't be fooled by it sullies this mighty electric mini can hold its own it gets much larger petrol bikes as possible found out when he took it to the races. it's much easier to steer this motorbike because it's very light much lighter than bikes that run on petrol it's a big advantage we tried it out on the second stage of the russian pit by championship but i pulled away from my opponents right from the start and then completed the first lap faster than anyone else i deliberately left the track after that because it was just a demonstration. i want to show people how powerful a small motor bike can be accelerate six dreamy fast and i don't think a petrol engine will ever be able to do anything like that it also only has one gear while with petrol motorbikes you need to change gear in every split second it takes you to change gear is important in a race so this gives you maximum possible acceleration it's amazing really one of a kind. that each bike i

earlier we spoke to pavel, a military expert, and he says it will be extremely difficult to find who was responsible for this crash. >> the plane was flying over a war zone, basically, where there's a continuous fighting between ukrainian forces and russian-backed rebels in the area. there have been planes taken down and helicopters by the rebels before that and recently there was a plane taken down. it was a transport plane which was flying rather high, which may mean that at least that's what ukrainians said that the rebels have acquired not only shoulder-launch anti-aircraft missiles, but more serious missiles that can shoot down planes flying 6, maybe even 10 -- here it was 10 kilometers. of course i believe both sides. all sides in the conflict will say that they have no responsibility, and it would be rather hard to establish who actually shot the missile. though maybe if there were nato planes flying over poland and romania, maybe they saw something. they create a hail of shrapnel that kills a lot of people on board before it actually hits the ground. so survivors would be mos

. >> let's hear from pavel, we spoke to him earlier, he is a military analyst, and he says it will be extremely difficult to find out who is responsible. >> the plane was flying over a war zone, basically, where there's continuous fighting between ukrainian forces and russian-backed rebels. there have been planes taken down and helicopters by the rebels before that, and recently there was a plane taken down. it was a transport plane on [ inaudible ] 26th, which was flying rather high, which may mean -- at least that's what ukraine said that the rebels have not only shoulder launch anti-aircraft missiles but more serious missiles. of course i believe both sides -- all sides in the conflict will say that they have no responsibility, and it would be rather hard to establish who actually shot the missile, though maybe if there are nato [ inaudible ] planes flying over poland and romania, maybe they saw something. such missiles create a hail of shrapnel that kills a lot of people on board before it actually hits the ground, so survivors would be most likely impossible to find. if this was

sports in russia nothing beats the top of his game he's now looking for new ways to get his kicks pavel's found a new toy to play with but don't be fooled by. this mighty electric mini can hold its own against much larger petrol bikes as possible found out when he took it to the races. it's much easier to steer this motorbike because it's very light much lighter than bikes that run on petrol it's a big advantage we tried it out in the second stage of the russian pit by championship but i pulled away from my potence right from the start and then completed the first lap faster than anyone else i deliberately left the track after that because it was just a demonstration that i want to show people how powerful a small motorbike can be accelerate six dreamy fast and i don't think a petrol engine will ever be able to do anything like that it also only has one gear well with petrol motorbikes you need to change gear in every split second it takes you to change gear is important in a race so this gives you maximum possible acceleration it's amazing really one of a kind of the. bike is made in mos

sports in russia having reached the top of his game he's now looking for new ways to get his kicks pavel's found a new toy to play with but don't be fooled by. this mighty electric mini can hold its own against much larger petrol bikes as possible found out when he took it to the races. it's much easier to steer this motorbike because it's very light much lighter than bikes that run on petrol it's a big advantage we tried it out on the second stage of the russian pit by championship i pulled away from my posts right from the start and then completed the first lap faster than anyone else i deliberately left the track after that because it was just a demonstration that i wanted to show people how powerful a small motorbike can be accelerate six dreamy fast and i don't think a petrol engine will ever be able to do anything like that it also only has one gear well with petrol motorbikes you need to change gear in every split second it takes you to change gear is important in a race so this gives you maximum possible acceleration it's amazing really one of a kind of that. is made in moscow by d

many of you know katie pavelic. she was on "hannity" last night talking about her new book. new book and it takes on the concept on the war on women and who is really waging it, and she's got a great writing style, very engaging. so congratulations to katie. and i will call on juan. >> you know that 1995 hit "this is how we do it?" this is how tom hanks does it. ♪ ♪ this is how we do it ♪ this is how we do it >> yeah, that was hanks at a wedding in canada over the weekend. and guess what? it was tweeted out by justin bieber. justin bieber tweeting, tom hanks dancing, getting it on, murder, 171 versus 180. here's the issue that you need to look at. shooting incidents are up. 880 versus 833. so when they talk about incidents, not only has it come up, they only count it as one incident, even if seven people were shut. here's the real number to look at. this is how new york city breaks it down. when you hear them talking in chicago about how they've improved the murder rate, it's not. it's all fuzzy math. >> greg? >> time for a bad phrase. journaling. this is a new academic phra

many of you know katie pavelic. she was on "hannity" last night talking about her new book.is her new book and it takes on the concept on the war on women and who is really waging it, and she's got a great writing style, very engaging. so congratulations to katie. and i will call on juan. >> you know that 1995 hit "this is how we do it?" this is how tom hanks does it. ♪ ♪ this is how we do it ♪ this is how we do it >> yeah, that was hanks at a wedding in canada over the weekend. and guess what? it was tweeted out by justin bieber. justin bieber tweeting, tom hanks dancing, getting it on, having a great time. i think that was pretty cool. apparently a lot of people do. it's a big hit on social media. >> better than that naked tweet of his midsection. >> why do you bring those things up. >> you're next. >> yesterday we talked about gun violence in chicago. i want to show you, and a chicago magazine does a great job showing how fraudulent these numbers are. they're fudging the numbers. look at this. murder, 171 versus 180. here's the issue that you need to look at. shooting inc

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because first of all i believe that you're right i'm not familiar with that specific technology that pavel reactors for example and others there's there's several different kinds of nuclear technology that are not prone to going fukushima shall we say. that doesn't mean that they're carbon free if our goal is to get to a zero carbon economy we. depending on who you ask but we had. we've had several experts actually over the years on this day on this topic talking about this and when you consider that in order to get the fuel for nuclear power plants you have to mine the uranium and then you have to filter the uranium out of a mind material you have the purify it and then you have to run it through centrifuges and further purify it and then you get the process and form and then you know the transported and you have to deal with the uranium time tailings the leftover waste from the mining process which is incredibly toxic and and and. you know it's. deadly to people leaves land just decimated destroyed and then after you've burned that fuel in the reactor you've got to figure out a way to di

i salute barry pavell and his team for the work they are doing. this complements the fantastic work of the center on the middle east and i salute the acting director dannia greenfield for the work that that center has been doing on the related set of issues. he also, dr. fayyad wils also contribute to the critical work the council has been doing on long-term regional trends, including the growth of nonstate actors in the middle east. as a respected and accomplished leader in the region, he'll be an invaluable voice along with ambassador michael warren, the council's ambassador in residence as the council works to better understand the strategic implications of continued conflict between israelis and palestinians. i'm delighted that general jones is here who, along with steve hadley, won national security adviser to democrat, and one national security adviser to a president, will play the central work in the ongoing strategy of the center and the scowcroft center but i also thank them both for helping to bring dr. fayyad as a distinguished statesma

. >> pavel anthuan de carolina del norte. >> y de florida, magally guerrero. >> ¿cuÁnto cumple? sÚper miÉrcoles con chino y nacho, gente d' zona y los cadillacs. ya ponemos con mucho mÁs de despierta amÉrica, la casita mÁs feliz de la televisiÓn hispana. [♪ mÚsica ♪] [♪ mÚsica ♪] >> ustedes podrÁn compartir en nuestro nuevo rincÓn social. >> ¿tienes algÚn problema? te decimos cuÁles son las seÑales de que estÁs sufriendo de ansiedad y las tÉcnicas para combatirlas. >> y tenemos un sÚper miÉrcoles con los cadillacs, gente d' zona y chino y nacho >> azÚcar. [♪ mÚsica ♪] >> ya estÁn por ahÍ, en camino. creo que todo el mundo empiece a escribir a nuestro twitter. >> traigo la de fiesta en amÉrica, de los 80. fiesta! >> buenos dÍas. >> ¿cuÁl es ricky y cuál es chayanne? >> yo, como bailo soy chayanne. >> y a mÍ me dicen el ricky porque estoy bien durito. >> hoy dÍa es miÉrcoles 23 de julio de 2014. yo creo que estamos en mayo. esto estÁ como dÍa de las madres. >> y mÁs adelante, los invitamos a que ustedes entren a interactuar con todo lo que son los lengÜilargos. hagan lo que quiera

. >> and joined by barry pavel, vice president and director of the brent xscowcroft center. vi first, the state department says this is a game changer in terms of russian relations. how does this change the game, and in your view, what should be the international response to russia? should there be more sanctions? are sanctions any of? sanctions enough? >> second question first. i do think the international response will be somewhat heightening sanctions. talk about the game changer issue. i'm not sure people are completely seeing clearly what putin the world view is and what's going on here. let's think about this weapons system. it takes months of training for it to be used effectively. so there's only two options. either russian special ichts trained these individuals for six months, or it was directly manned by russian specialists. i think people are confusing terms like rebels and it's not really a civil war. this is russian destabilization of a sovereign country. putin is likely to continue doing both things. he's likely to continue the destabilization, and he's likely

. >> reporter: doing 95 at 1:30 in the morning heading for texas children's pavel i don't know for womenrson says she couldn't move. >> sit down so i can catch him. >> sit down, sit down. >> i really wanted to appease everyone and sit down because everyone was telling me to sit down, but it just wasn't happening. >> reporter: kristen actually teaches birth education. >> kristen, don't push yet, don't push. >> he's coming out. i'm not kidding! >> reporter: so her husband troy sort of knew what to do. >> she taught birth classes out of our house for a while so i've seen too many birth videos for one man to see. >> reporter: you know who did go in the other direction? did you see that security xward? >> his dead is coming out. >> we realized later he was going to page the emergency response team. >> get a doctor now! >> when i saw the head, i was, like, he can't stay like that, his head halfway out much longer, that's when i said go ahead and push. push! good girl. good girl. >> don't drop him! >> i got him, i got him. he's perfect. he's perfect. >> reporter: troy used a little discretion,