it simple military ceremony greeting the planes as they arrive with those forty bodies on board peter oliver is our correspondent on the scene who can bring us more peter what exactly what exactly is is happening now. paul we've just seen in as you would imagine immaculately impeccably observed a minute's silence in remembrance of those who lost their lives on malaysian airlines flight seventeen what's happening right now what will happen right now is that a military honor guard of made up from all across the dutch armed services will take each of the coffins. first off they'll take ten from the dutch plane ten from the australian plane they will be then placed into funeral cars into hearst's before being driven away to the to the army base the that process will then be repeated until all of the bodies the first forty bodies are off those cargo planes those planes they will then fly back to hide. in in ukraine where they will continue to bring bodies here to eindhoven until everything everybody is out of ukraine now this is expected to take until perhaps friday before all of that is complete

the nations that all those people came from that have been killed and that was our correspondent peter oliver the first meaning of a special ukrainian government commission set up to investigate the incident was held today according to the foreign ministry as consular service meanwhile the united nations security council conducted its own emergency meeting to further discuss what happened and who may have been involved artie's marina port naya is in new york with more. it was a tough session russian envoy to the un vitaly churkin did urge council members from prejudging the outcome of an international investigation into the plane crash by using broad statements and insinuations that hold russia accountable because that's precisely what most western countries or the security council did and bester churkin said there are many unanswered questions such as why did the ukrainian aviation dispatcher send a plane or allow a plane to enter an insecure or dangerous territory investor churkin says the ukrainian government has not been showing military were straight as western countries have insisted he

also very quick to respond and expressed shock and urged an immediate and thorough investigation peter oliver is in berlin with more. heard from german chancellor angela merkel she was given a press conference in which she said there needs to be a full investigation into exactly what caused this disaster she said that germany was willing to to send a team to ukraine to help with that investigation to get to the bottom of exactly what happened and she said that those that are responsible must be brought to justice it also expressed extreme crieff and condolences for the families of the those that have been killed for germans were among those that have been on board this plane and she expressed particular condolences to the people of the netherlands who of course were worst affected by this disaster but she's not the only. european leader that's been speaking about this david cameron the british prime minister of course nine britons on that flight as well he also said that he'd spoken to the prime minister. expressed his condolences and saying that europe and britain all grieve together with wi

see the nations that all those people came from that have been killed that was our correspondent peter oliver the first meeting of a special ukrainian government commission set up to investigate the incident was held today according to the foreign ministry of consular service meanwhile the united nations security council conducted its own emergency meeting to further discuss what happened and who may have been involved artie's is in new york with more. it was a tough session russian envoy to the u.n. to tell you did urge council members from prejudging the outcome of an international investigation into the plane crash by using broad statements and insinuations that hold russia accountable because that's precisely what most western countries or the security council did and bester churkin said there are many unanswered questions such as why did the ukrainian aviation dispatcher send a plane or allow a plane to enter an insecure or dangerous territory investor churkin says the ukrainian government has not been showing military were straight as western countries have insisted he said in contrary.

and there was our tease peter oliver. anti nuclear weapon activists are tied up in arms over the ten year extension of the mutual defense agreement between the us and the united kingdom the mostly classified agreement was formed back in one nine hundred fifty eight and has been renewed regularly ever since most recently in two thousand and four the obama administration issued a one page message to congress on july twenty fourth stating that he signed off on the renewal that will quote permit the transfer between the united states and the united kingdom of classified information concerning atomic weapons nuclear technology and controlled nuclear information the agreement also includes the training of personnel evaluation of potential enemy capability development of delivery systems and the research and development and design of military reactors nuclear information service a u.k. based watchdog group issued a report before the current renewal that raised strong concerns that the agreement may not be compatible with the non

correspondent peter oliver our own russia has officially rejecting the photographic evidence presented by the u.s. allegedly showing russian artillery shelling ukrainian territories artie's gynae czech can has more on their response. some journalist received the satellite pictures which the u.s. presents as evidence of russian shelling into ukraine via e-mail but much of the world found out about it from the twitter account of the u.s. ambassador to ukraine one of the images according to u.s. officials shows russian self-propelled artillery in washer and the other part of that same image u.s. intelligence determined shows craters inside ukraine indicating strikes from artillery the date on the picture is july twenty third these images have changed quite a few hands before they made their way into the embassadors tweets on all of these pictures you see the name of the company digital globe which is a commercial provider of satellite imagery and aerial photos the office of the director of national intelligence is said to have analyzed the pictures and written all these captions with thei

decided to impose a fresh round of sanctions targeting russia's oil defense and tech industries peter oliver has more. governments have agreed on a new round of sanctions these will target shoots sectors of the russian economy we understand those sectors being things like the oil industry the defense industry financial sector as well as what's being called sensitive technologies as it stands at the moment though there's no exact wording on how these sanctions will be implemented what we do know is that it comes after the expansion of the individual sanctions list just last week you know these individual sanctions targeted private individuals as well as companies the difference between the two is that these new sanctions will target sect is one of the russian economy to the sanctions will be reviewed in three months time so where is this does seem like the ratcheting up that sunshine's against russia the deal as it stands at the moment is a preliminary deal and we don't really know just yet what effect these sanctions will have on the russian economy and how they will be implemented i was r t

security services just to pack his bags and leave the country now as artie's peter oliver all right to discuss the implications of all of this on u.s. german relations i want to bring in william binney former and as a whistleblower bill thank you so much for joining me at this point germany has seen everything from an essay spying to two now to alleged double agents do you think this diplomat being expelled is a proportional response considering the recent events well i think that's pretty pretty standard procedure i mean we've had like israelis recruiting people inside the u.s. government to spy for them so i mean this goes on with the spy agencies around the world they attempt to recruit people in the standard practice is to. throw them out of the country after you catch them now to be clear this intelligence representative is the cia chief of station he is responsible for coordinating secret service activities and germany i mean how big of a loss would this representative be to two u.s. intelligence efforts in the country. i wouldn't think it would be too much of an impact simply be

spying here in germany now is artie's peter oliver. and now to the crisis in ukraine yesterday foreign ministers of ukraine and russia back to new cease fire plan well that agreement to restart peace talks by saturday meanwhile the fighting between and forces and government of thordis continues today at least seven people were killed by army air raids on a village in the eastern part of the country artie's there we have an ocean i has that story. as we can draw. these it's twenty five kilometers from the guns houses and still. at least five bombs were dropped here destroyed an entire history and killing several people most of. what was it was a bronze quarter year of the. alexander invites us to follow him. he has become a key i feel joe you're going to do a lot of it was it wasn't it wasn't yes i was on. the throughout. the hour. just next door and other human tragedy i should rather of more when muslims get leave the business they would leave gordon out of the role and i want you to give me your money and bugs me is my ship assume th

spying here in germany now is our peter oliver. and now to the crisis in ukraine yesterday foreign ministers of ukraine and russia backed the new ceasefire plan with an agreement to restart peace talks by saturday meanwhile the fighting between and ikea forces and government authorities continues today at least seven people were killed by army air raids on a village in the eastern part of the country artie's maria the notion i has the story as we arrive in conjunction with a village twenty five kilometers from the guns houses and still. at least five aerial bombs were dropped here destroyed an entire street and killing several people most put my book was. broke oriented but when you have alexander invites us to follow him he has become a keen eye field joe you're going to do a lot of it was it was it wasn't yes i was or wasn't here but the other big guy. just next door and other human tragedy should rather of northwind mclintock that leave the business they were glued for more than a couple and i want you all you want to warn me of

spying in germany be stopped once and for all artes peter oliver reports now from berlin. sent packing a with a flea in his ear. i just want to say that if you see it with human common sense in my opinion spying on allies and friends is a waste of energy. germany has now told the cia contact at the u.s. embassy in berlin to get his things and leave for the first time after a series of spy scandals this is a strong message from the germans that they've had enough of washington's behavior you know experience of a cheaper foreign intelligence services isn't something we're taking lightly but it took a whole string of and biasing snooping slip ups to get to this stage that paints a picture of an abusive relationship in june of last year it emerged that the u.s. had spied on its european allies prompting this response from the chancellor spying on friends is not acceptable then it was revealed that mrs merkel's private cell phone was bugged by the n.s.a. washington promised not to do it again but refused to sign a no spy deal lynn still wanted to talk trade and rebuilding of tr

are planned for this weekend to hopefully and the crisis that has dragged on for months artie's peter oliver has more from the meeting in berlin. the german foreign minister said there was a clear understanding that a ceasefire was needed following the recent violence that we've seen. that there had been violations on both sides during the previous ceasefire and he called on any peace that comes from this agreement and he. should be used for meaningful dialogue and dialogue only. if the cease fires were to be used to regroup forces on either side to realize the part of the ukrainian president's plan which we had grave reservations about if for example that the opposition has to be dissolved. would be course of action that i would categorically reject i think it would also be very bad indeed for our neighboring. the national weather service in mount holly new jersey has issued a severe thunderstorm warning for western camden county in southern new jersey philadelphia county and southeast pennsylvania southeastern delaware county in southeastern pennsylvania gloucester county and southern new

they can be scrapped or continue depending on what european leaders decide how to correspond to peter oliver thank you now adul. blues' up to six billion euros worth of exports to russia trade between the two countries reached seventy six billion euros last year and around six thousand german for doing business in russia right now that are ultimately means that hundreds of thousands of jobs are potentially dependent on economic ties between the nations economist michael ross he told us that many in germany aware of the damage sanctions will call when you talk to the people on the street when you talk to people who have a run a business or executives in a big company there are not for this for this sentence i can tell is to you because sanctions never a one way street and you have always a reaction to ascension and when it comes to this imposed sanctions or the sanctions it will be imposed on russia then of course the germans are the ones who are suffering was this easy for united states to shop for thing but the ones who are suffering are the germans or those countries who are close through

a number of them possibly have been find where we're waiting just to hear what comes out of a peter oliver thank you for the update and. well as peter mentioned global leaders have been coming out passing on their commiserations braca bomber has spoken he's called the malaysian plane crash a tragedy the u.s. president has found to do everything he can to help determine what happened and why let's get more now from cannes reporting live from the u.s. capitol. what else did president obama have to say. well he didn't say much air apparently he didn't have that much information he just said that his priority is to find out whether u.s. citizens were on board that plane and we know that there were twenty three american citizens on board the plane now and the u.s. president has not yet pointed a blame finger at anybody the state department answering questions earlier also refrain from making premature statements about who's to blame for this tragedy but then we also we're getting different reports and tweets in the media and one of the tweets that we just saw is the pentagon says the pentagon c

seventeen victims will be taken to the netherlands on wednesday peter oliver has been to meet one grieving family. and outpouring of public so. the people of russia down pay tribute to a family whose restaurant was part of the very fabric of the community this family is so weird in and the whole community would need a whole city so everybody knows someone here has been coming you know for years so you're quite chuffed restaurant owners profiled in jenny low died in the crash along with ms lois mother jones which will only this son kevin wasn't on the flag now he's left pick up the pieces you can imagine how big the law she's lost his parents his grandmother. works in the restaurant also. hope he can manage to. go on like you spend state outside the asian gorge restaurant floral tributes while those who knew the family of concerned more with making the dead to rest the needs a national plan that about investigating the tragedy the main thing is that we kept the bodies home returned sorry good bye to them on the proper way ultimately what memorial services like the one going on behind me sho

leaders have been expressing their condolences to those affected peter oliver reports now from berlin. heard from german chancellor angela merkel she was given a press conference in which she said there needs to be a full investigation into exactly what caused this disaster she said that germany was willing to send a team to ukraine to help with that investigation to get to the bottom of exactly what happened and she said that those that are responsible must be brought to justice it also expressed extreme crieff and condolences for the families of the those that.

russia which could potentially hurt the country's financial and energy sectors our correspondent peter oliver has more. leaders have put forward sweeping sanctions against russia in a joint statement the president of the european council home and been wrong be the head of the european commission or demand world but also said that these sanctions were intended to send a strong warning to russia where is previously sanctions imposed by the e.u. it targeted individuals or one particular company these are targeting huge sectors of the russian economy so what they are looking at is energy where russia will have restricted access to technologies in the financial sector would be blocking russian access to e.u. funds that are available and in defense a arms embargo banning both the import and export of weapons into or out of russia however any previously existing contract won't be affected by that now the united kingdom has announced that it wants to push ahead with even further stronger sanctions against russia what we are expecting is to hear the full wording of the sanctions agreed on by all the e

merkel's phone but still not enough to probe the alleged master valence of german citizens artie's peter oliver has got the date. the fallout from edward snowden's revelations about n.s.a. spying continue to be felt here at the very heart of german government following the news that angle america's private cell phone it being listen to the german government decided to cancel their contract with the american company for a rise in providing the network for internal government communications since two thousand and ten and on thursday we're going to see two n.s.a. whistle blowers testifying before paul and entry committee here before. the green party host an event and which they want to try and raise awareness and put pressure on the government to launch a full inquiry into just how much the german people were spied on by the n.s.a. . and we'll keep you posted on what happens also from a few moments on back with more news in half an attic ice report is next. it's about seven years old it's one of the largest ten cities on the east coast of america and as it got about one hundred people here just be

indonesia the plane crash is one of the biggest ever modern tragedies for the netherlands auntie's peter oliver reports now from the grieving country. the devastating news no one expects to hear. malaysian boeing adeline has been reportedly downed based on a waters and interfax a malaysian airlines flight with about two hundred ninety five people on board has crashed grief spills over his family and friends of those on board m.h. seventeen make it to the airport in amsterdam at the scene of the crash passports strewn among the carnage each one a painful reminder of a person who died and each of those people leave behind friends and family it's in small communities like this one that have been directly affected that the real human tragedy becomes clear neil tall and her partner course children were on the flight outside the flower shop they owned floral tributes pile up those who saw them day on day left stunned we couldn't believe what's happened. rumors spread quickly on the facebook when i came in the morning to see outside and those are the flowers. then you know it's it happened for real in

thousands of people marched in amsterdam wearing white in memory of the victims of the crash artie's peter oliver is in idaho been there two more planes are expected to arrive on thursday the process of bringing those killed on board malaysian airlines flight seventeen here to the netherlands is underway the first two transport planes arrived here in eindhoven bringing the first forty coffins containing the remains of those who died they were greeted by a solemn ceremony alone bugler setting up a minute's silence that was impeccably observed around one thousand relatives who are believed to have been in the on the airstrip at the time watching the ceremony along with the dutch royal family and the prime minister of the netherlands the bodies were then removed from the airplanes by a military on the god made up of all of the armed services of the netherlands and put into funeral cars they've now been taken to a military base near to the to the town of hope a zone where the identification process will take place here at the airport itself where those bodies will continue to arrive floral tributes a

small german village so residents decided to go it alone and find a way of doing it themselves peter oliver has the story. the rural farming villages of northern germany are beautiful but remote so remote telecom companies refused to install modern broadband connections because they didn't see any profit in it and it's the through also being connected to the world is very important to the future of our community we are very spread out here for some properties the nearest neighbor can be up to six kilometers away from. snubbed by the telecom providers the village of love instead have taken matters into their own hands. but i think the this is a long term project we didn't expect to make any money for around thirty years that's no interesting to big company we're doing this for the service not profit. they've installed twenty two kilometers of fiber optic cable creating a community built broadband network that connects each household for anybody not convinced the local restaurant also doubles up as a show room so people can see just how big the differences are before and after the switch over

peter oliver has been following the story on wednesday morning the federal prosecutors raided the office and home of a defense ministry employee lynn they were looking for any evidence that this employee had passed information on to the united states he's currently facing questioning from the this employees currently facing questioning from the attorney general we'll be waiting to find out if any more information comes out about this but what we do know is that the u.s. . the anniston was summoned to the foreign ministry here in berlin in relation to this ongoing investigation well it's just the the latest in a listen the of spying scandals here in germany just last week we saw in the security services employee of the b. and b. being arrested and charged with having passed on documents to the n.s.a. for cash now he's currently in prison awaiting trial for that it's understood in reports in the media here that the two on linked that the arrest last week isn't directly linked to what we've seen on wednesday but it's just another example of us spying taking place here in germany. the revela

s radar artie's peter oliver is in berlin with the details. the top project was created to allow people to surf the internet without having to give away their identity or allow with third party to look at what websites they were looking at well it turns out to service here in germany and actually being tapped into by the n.s.a. what this means is although the n.s.a. can't see what you're looking at online they know that you are using the toll project and what they've said is if anybody uses the top project they go on a database and they are labeled extremists know to find out more about what this all means i'm joined by codes from the chaos computer club one of your service was one of those that was tapped into how many people in germany just this effect where there are a lot of people who are affected at least solomons because it's not only the users of zones and in our mining services but also people who was searched for using those tools and it's also specific ip addresses that were targeted. now when you said it's just people if you even s

that was our teens peter oliver in the netherlands and as the world mourns for their downs and the malaysia airlines crash the investigation continues into. what brought the plane down investigators in the u.k. are studying flight recorders that the anti can't separate is handed over tuesday they say the black boxes are damaged but have not been tampered with meanwhile fighting in the region rages on despite a truce around the crash site kiev says two ukrainian fighter jets were shot down today by separatists using a shoulder fired missiles as the hostilities in sue international investigators remain at work piecing together what happened that fateful day r.t. correspondent rohan coast arrives at the crash site and brings us more on this report according to the monitors from the organization for security collaboration in europe there are still body fragments scattered here in the twenty a kilometer radius of the crash site not all of them have been recovered the always see had been here on the ground starting from the second day after the crash i believe general aviation experts have also a

and france are calling for further sanctions peter oliver is keeping track of the european reaction. european reactions to the downing of the malaysian airlines flight over eastern ukraine have started to change from initial shock people are now calling for immediate and real action to be taken here in the netherlands where almost two hundred people among those who died came from the foreign minister franz timmons is said that people are angry and fieri assume what they see is a lack of progress being made regarding an investigation he will be announcing later on in a press briefing what he gained from a recent trip to ukraine will be bringing you that because as soon as we get it right here from the hague in the united kingdom there the foreign secretary for the pomander said that his country are willing to push ahead with more sanctions against russia even if it was to harm the british economy by restricting the flow of russian cash into the city of london the british prime minister david cameron said he's in agreement with french president francois hollande and german chancellor a

onboard most are reportedly and it's still unknown whether any americans were on the plane artie's peter oliver has been following the story joined me earlier with more i began by asking him who would be taking over the gathering of the who what and why and the situation here's what he had to say well that's going to become clear over the coming hours and perhaps days who's going to be involved in the the real forensic investigation into what happened here now we have seen offers of support come from moscow it's also been offers from i believe here in europe from the netherlands the british government has also said that it would be looking towards trying to help there as well as the united states states which is volunteered its services to the authorities in kiev who are wanting to try and get an investigation under way also the leadership in malaysia the prime minister of malaysia has said he wants to see an investigation immediately basically what we could end up seeing is an awful lot of different nationalized different nationalities different organizations involved ultimately in the investi

trade and investment partnership has raised strong criticism from environmentalists to economists peter oliver explains the relationship between germany and the united states is somewhat strained at the moment against the backdrop of spy scandal after spy scandal the unprecedented action taken of expelling a cia operative from the u.s. embassy here in berlin and a recent poll suggesting that almost seventy percent of germans have lost trust recently in the united states while all of this comes against the backdrop of the negotiations of a potentially multi billion dollar trade deal between europe and the united states the transatlantic investment partnership deal well this could potentially be huge for industry but it does have its critics now to talk a bit more about this and about the negotiations they're going to be going on on t. tip i'm joined by professor michael from democratic thank you very much for talking to me what are the major concerns for germans about the t.t. ip negotiations. in germany there are a lot of citizens who are worrying that european standards will sink we're talkin

think that they've done enough more information keeps coming out that they've done even more with peter oliver they think very much for giving us that update by generating media has been beside itself with anger about repeated revelations of u.s. surveillance on its european allies barra's of washington stories may have followed each scandal but every following bombshell has shown america failing to deliver on its promises now the consequences of such an approach are already being felt among the german public at least according to a recent survey by the spiegel magazine the poll has showed more than the house of other countries citizen and now want to see greater distance less dependency on washington which of course is supposed to be berlin's close ally. a ride to morning is coming your way after the show break this is our international. briefing the world. on marriage in the financial world. moments i mean i'm going to take you know to be true. in life there are now over. speak your language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on all t.v. reporting from the world talks of the

advised all carriers to avoid ukraine's space let's go live now to berlin and speak to artie's peter oliver thanks for joining us again the international response has been pretty swift to this. well it has just in the last few moments we've heard from german chancellor angela merkel she was given a press conference in which she said there needs to be a full investigation into exactly what caused this disaster she said that germany was willing to to send a team to ukraine to to help with that investigation to get to the bottom of exactly what happened but she also went on to say that this was an extremely serious act that the taken place she referred to the plane having being shot down and she said that those that are responsible must be brought to justice that's what the german chancellor saying that she did also express her extreme grief and condolences for the families of the those that have been killed for germans were among those that have been on board this plane and she expressed particular condo interest to the people of the netherlands who of course will worst affected by this disas

spying in germany be stopped entirely our europe correspondent peter oliver has more. sent packing and with a flea in his ear. i just want to say that if you see it was human common sense in my opinion spying on allies and friends is a waste of energy. germany has now told the cia contact at the us embassy in berlin to get his things and leave. for the first time after a series of spy scandals this is a strong message from the germans that they've had enough of washington's behavior you know experience activity by foreign intelligence services isn't something we're taking lightly but it took a whole string of and biasing snooping slip ups to get to this stage that paints a picture of an abusive relationship in june of last year it emerged that the u.s. had spied on its european allies prompting this response from the chancellor spying on friends is not acceptable then it was revealed that mrs merkel's private cell phone was bugged by the n.s.a. washington promised not to do it again but refused to sign a no spine deal but still wanted to talk trade and rebuilding of tr

earlier paul scott spoke to our room and cossar for the scene of the tragedy but first heard from peter oliver at the military airport where the victims were brought. well two transport planes arrived here it eindhoven air force base one from the dutch air force one from the australian air force they're operating in unison and what they're calling a air bridge mission where they have to make sure that enough to put them into and investigators get into ukraine and to make sure that all of the bodies of those who died on malaysian airlines flight seventy abroad here to the netherlands what we did see though is just before the coffin started to be unloaded the bugler played the last post on the bugle followed by a minute's silence that as you would imagine was impeccably observateur now it's understood from talking to airport officials here that around one thousand relatives of those who died on board that flight are here in attendance also in attendance dignitaries from from the australian government the australian ambassador to the netherlands is here also king william alexander of the netherla

officials in a week were allegedly revealed to be american spies let's get more for correspond peter oliver in bergen. this is as a direct result of two recent spy scandals came after an emergency session of the parliamentary committee for control of intelligence and well they said it was down to the refusal of u.s. intelligence services to work with their german counterparts of the back of these two investigations that we've see now this is clearly designed to represent a strong statement to washington not something that there has been accusations here in germany that the german government haven't being doing that they haven't been doing enough there to show strength in the face of spy scandals that have really been emerging although solidly since the first leaks from edward snowden over a year ago but in a statement a government spokesman said that the german government would continue to work with its partners but that data continued working relationship relied a lot on trust and that there had been trust lost here. i just want to see that if you look at it using common sense in my opinio

come be scrapped will continue depending on what european leaders decide and that was artie's peter oliver. and three d. printing has revolutionized the world once just a concept like the holodeck from star trak you can pretty much three d. print anything you want these days maybe even a warhead r.t.s. megalo has explores this new technology from the army. curtis three d. printed guns or bubbleheads or pizza space x. founder elan musk even proved to the world that you can three d. printing a rocket engine but as is the case with most up and coming technology the military has taken particularly interest in the concept the army is working on a way to three d. print yet this war heads the july issue of army technology magazine spoke at length about the u.s. army armament research development and engineering center's ventures into the realm of three d. printing now a three d. printing is a process of making something from stock materials such as metal or plastic powder by adding in material in a successive layer it's also known as additive manufacturing or a m. with an entire war head being th

leaders have been expressing their condolences to those affected artie's peter oliver reports now from berlin. heard from german chancellor angela merkel she was given a press conference in which she said there needs to be a full investigation into exactly what caused this disaster she said that germany was willing to send a team to ukraine to help with that investigation to get to the bottom of exactly what happened and she said that those that are responsible must be brought to justice should also express her extreme crieff and condolences for the families of the those that have been killed for germans were among those that have been on board this plane and she expressed particular condo interest to the people of the netherlands who of course will worst affected by this disaster but she's not the only. european leader that's been speaking about this david cameron the british prime minister of course nine britons on that flight as well he also said that he'd spoken to the dutch prime minister. expressed his condolences and saying that europe and britain all grieve together with with t

artist peter oliver from berlin thank you very much. we want to get more info on this deadly plane crash now our to correspond to go is near the russian ukraine border just where the flight went down she filed this report with us just a short time ago. we do know at this point according to the latest information coming from the self-proclaimed people's republic is that. they have recovered at least eight of the twelve data flight data recorders that were on board with perhaps the most important bit of information they can provide right now is the fact that the prime minister visited the region that's what he says republic has said that. are ready to declare truce with key of four to three days in order to ease the process of investigation and in fact an official in the situation has already been launched by kiev officials and there's also information coming in that the e.u. officials have already started demanding that an international investigation into the crash of malaysian air. airlines flight m.h. seventeen also a beginning now of