>> in retro spect, not. it should not have been. i think it's taking the easy route, the line of least resistance to rely on the international to provide information. each country should make their own decision whether or not their civil airlines are safe to fly on those routes. some airlines in the west, some of the american airlines, british airlines have been avoiding that route as the troubles there got worse. you know, i'm not convinced that, you know, one can just fall back and say well, everything is okay because they say the route is open. if you think about it in other ways, no international organization can tell an individual state it is safe to fly over a country. take for example airlines in the middle east. take israel, for example. would an international organization be able to advise israel whether they could fly over every middle eastern country? it's not possible. in this case, the malaysian authorities should be questioning their decision making here. >> talk to me about the black boxes at this point. ukrainian sep

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given the distinction and spect with which the undredth of that office what happened that you dismissed him? >> it's the government legal advisor. but i also believe in government when someone is served extremely well for four years there are oftentimes when it's right to bring on new talent and to make the most of all the talent you in your party. that is the approach i take as prime minister and i explained that very clear to my team. >> the number of young people coming off the unemployment register is the at a record high. would you agree that the small business bill conservatives inspired is yet another boost to the women and men who are creating the jobs to make this happen? >> i think the honorable for for his question. it will make the united kingdom the most attractive place to grow more business, that is our ambition. he's absolutely right about these unemployment figures. the claimant count has fallen by 37% in the last year, by 51% in the -- since the election. and the long term youth claimant count has been the most important thing is to make sure that young people are gett

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they were specting a fiesta, they got an early goal.hen what seemed like an eternal wait for the referee's whistle at the end of 90 minutes. the kick-off coincided nicely with lunch time. wherever there was pizza and a tv screen or two to be found fans gathered. it's farm and dry in here. back at the plaza relieved and delighted. argentina in their first world cup sydney final for 24 years. >> we suffered, but we won. this is for maradona. he didn't have faith in us. we won. >> i'm happy. i have a cold, but i came anyway and got soaked, for the team, for argentina. we can be champions. it's wet, cold, miss erable. the people don't care, acknowledge are through to a world cup semifinal for the first time in 24 years. that's all that counts. >> this spot in the center of buenos aires is where fans gather to celebrate their victories. as the world cup progresses and the victories mount up numbers increase - rain or shine. >>> the world cup tournament resumes on tuesday 4:00 pm eastern. brazil taking on germany in the first semifinal match.

and were expecting engines to begin -- specting negotiations to begin. that didn't happen.what we saw instead was a build up of paramilitary police units around them. many backed up by the army. then razor wire was pull out and there was an attempt to circle the workers with the raiser wire. then given the big guns, they decided to leave the hill okay and go home. that's what they attempted to do. the police narrative was that they were attacked twice. st untrue. there was no evidence. what evidence there is, shot by an al jazeera taliban shows the minors leaving in a peaceful and orderly fashion, contradicting the police statement saying they were attacked minutes before. >> in the inquiry, what was said by an advocate for the victims. >> there was foreboding indication of the intentions of those. what else are you meant to be. a statement of openings of what is going on. >> more vans there in advance of what happened. the question, of course, is whether the south african government was involved. >> well, the night before the top police brass swn met at the south african f

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specting to represent them selves. >> burke is helping her client apply for a visa. in court she has to prove she was abused, abandoned or neglected by a parent in guatemala, giving her a chance to live and work in the united states. this boy wants to become a history teachers, but knows he might have to go back. >> translation: i'd prefer to be here, so i could have a better future. >> reporter: after you got here, what was the most difficult part? >> to come to the united states? >> yes. >> i don't know. to know you have to learn the language. >> reporter: jocelyn's path is a step away. after two years navigating the court, she was granted special immigrant juvenile status. >> there's a lot of complexity to the legal peace of it. part is it takes time. >> an attorney at kirkland&ellis argue that jocelyn had been abandoned by her mother. >> her mother was not able to supply a safe and secure environment. there was systematic violence in the community, tantamount to abandonment by her mother. >> what is the burden of proof for determining whether a child has experien

two of the threshes spent app spects---two of the three suspects and a hostage were killed. misty holt-singh was just making a quick stop to get money for a haircut. she was used as a human shield by the robbers. >> i wake up and i am hoping that it is a dream and that my mom is going be there. but, she is not. >> and he was a very loving mother, sister, daughter--and she was a very loving mother, sister, daughter, aunt, cousin, and a friend. >> oh, it is just heart breaking. despite their grief. , the family also feels for the families of the men who kidnapped misty. and a father says that the police acted correctly. >>> a crock down on pot club is under way in san show cay. about 30 clubs are being told they are not in the right zones. we look at the new rules they have to live by. >> reporter: the all-american can bus club is clearing its shelves so jessica is going have to find new options. she comes here twice a week for edibles to treat pain and insomnia. >> san jose is my home and i have to drive a ways away now to get access to safe things, you know. and it is going

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iry spect, admire america and by the way, i share totally secretary kerry's vision, values, ideals, the for a two state solution. we're totally on the same page. i think that what happens is in times of crisis, when you see that catastrophe is imminent and you try to prevent what we've seen now, which is going on, which is so horrific throughout the country, you really try to in a sense it's a cry of despair, so many moderate arabs and moderate israelis are actually want a new way that will turn the wish to end the violence into a realistic assertive diplomacy that will be realistic. so if anyone is offended, i really understand it and i'm deeply sorry for that. that's not the idea. i really think that the alliance, first of all, israelis, america is saving us, supporting us, created, supported iron dome with us. but america is -- there is no other country in the world where america is so admired and loved. this is really a debate within the family and within people and countries and nations that i think love each other very much. >> david -- >> i think that we as israelis have the duty

the national carrier is flying in and out of ben gurion but spects to lose $40 million-$50 million because of conflict. former new york city mayor michael bloomberg staged a high-flying protest against the ban and received a highly choreographed welcome from binyamin netanyahu on the tarmac. >> the truth is what you wanted to demonstrate by coming here is this airport is open. you can fly in and out of israel. we protect the airport. there's no reason for the mistaken f.a.a. decision to instruct american planes not to come here. >> reporter: israel's officials and supporters call it overreach, but given the ukraine event, travellers say it's understandable. >> translation: after the most recent developments this is a natural rehabilitation after one plane was shot down. of course they are cancelling flights. >> reporter: analysts say if air travel returns to formal soon, aside from tourism, the short-term impact should be small. the bigger issue is one of perception. if the ban lasts long enough to make israel look like a place too dangerous to travel and do business, that is when analysts

i spect that trailing return will be 13% to 14%. i think for individual investors, even for the institutional investors as well. >> you know, so many times over the past couple years, our good friend bob pisani has said this has been the most hated rally for various reasons. even if we weren't feeling the joy now, i would argument that maybe a lot of people haven't been feeling the joy all along. would you agree? >> well, that's a problem, right? i mean, it is end of the day, it's a real purchasing power, your real wages that matter, so inflation playing a big part in that. so you're seeing the price of your goods that you buy go up more than your wages, then you're not feeling very good. so you're very cognizant of that situation. >> even if the housing prices have been going up, even if, as brian was saying, your stock portfolio has gone up, don't you think those have outweighed any rise in food prices, brooklyn? >> well, what we see is about for every dollar increase in the wealth channels, whether it be housing or financial mark

now this new drug is a spect spectacular development. no question this is great.bably costs them maybe 300 -- maybe $300 million to develop it. if all of the 3 million-plus americans take this vaccine, this medication, the total revenue would be $250 billion. a quarter of a trillion dollars on a $300 million investment. >> and we have been seeing -- >> it costs like 1.62 -- >> the doors are really blown off in terms of the success of the drug. >> unbelievable. it's the biggest blockbuster that they have ever -- any drug has ever had. by the end of the year, gilead pharmaceuticals which makes this drug will be right up there with amgen which is a giant that's been around for years. this is unbelievable. and interestingly enough, the ceo of gilead last year, his total compensation was $183 million. i personally think i could be comfortable with $2 million a year. this is insane. >> is it obscene? some of the protesters say yes. in addition to the drug being so expensive, there's not enough transparency about why it's so expensive. do you agree with that critique? >>

the highest level with their armored concerned and officials of a first-aid them we have to fight spect really have the edge of -- structure without the correct d sinn churches see there but then to release this report we heard tear in her china and it was to abolish as of so this is a warrior in training? >> there have been cases like that and we are aware like the one they you just mentioned is runways should take it away with the value you stand up for bid of those experts of crime control could you elaborate? >> i will keep them short to >> so much of the middle east there is one region that is will capture by christians but the ideal report did in other communities to be our clients but it did tinker's them. >> [inaudible conversations] >> in recent years is obvious will be heard doing with other actors lake change she didn't note grooves in the mirror in the decision refect time that the cat responsibilities often came into for the repressive practices that enabled the non state groups to grow and flourish. its ability the thank you for coming. >> thank you. . we will get your tho

who will reflect wall to wall, wall to wall the unity of our people from one side of the religious spect rum to the other. this is a unity against an aggressor named hamas that values neither innocent israeli nor palestinian lives. you know in the days of the exodus, rabbis, aaron and hur held up the arms of moses so that joshua could defeat the amalachites, the greatest enemy of the jewish people. today rabbi leonard motomky will give the memorial prayer. rabbi william gershon from dallas, president of the rabbinical association of the conservative movement will give the prayer for israel. and rabbi fred reiner, chair of the atid legal society of the central conference of american rabbis will give the prayer for the united states, and they will help us hold up our hands as a unified people in solidarity with our sisters and brothers in israel. and a great thing about rabbi matonky who is going to go first. as they lead us in the prayers, they're going to do it quite quickly because we don't have that much time today. and that's not easy for rabbis. >> that's hard for rabbis. at this his

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armored personnel carriers, all the rest, so this is an armment of a certain size that he would you can spect would show up on satellite photography. the russians may have tried to engage in camouflage or hiding the transfer but certainly we would have been watching, have been watching and have seen them transfer large amounts of equipment to the rebels -- >> did we see -- >> as for the launch itself, i think you'll get a pattern of different types of evidence. the recordings so far suggest we certainly saw a rocket hit the plane. the question is can we pinpoint the origins of where it was fired on the ground. i'm sure people are working on that. as with the syrian gas incident back last september, what you're going to see is different types of intelligence brought to bear. there will be satellite reconnaissance, communications between people on the ground from citizens, other sorts of intelligence will all be brought together for a fuller picture. it won't be just one thing. >> which is why it's so important to get to that crash site. jim, thank you very much. >> israel threatening to expand

who will reflect wall to wall, wall to wall the unity of our people from one side of the religious spect rum to the other. this is a unity against an aggressor named hamas that values neither innocent israeli nor palestinian lives. you know in the days of th