he was president of the fa, and he could have done it. was standing there and david gill announces my wife would be doing the unveiling. i couldn't believe it. i said to her, "how did you manage to do that?" she never, ever went to games. she'd been to a few cup finals and she wouldn't come to regular games, because she found it uncomfortable. she wasn't a football animal. >> so she was getting ready to unveil the statue, and she does it rather gently. and she almost decapitates you? >> she's amazing. she was absolutely the correct person to do it. >> so what did she mean to you? >> well, from my point of view, she brought the kids up. if you go back to my early days, at 32 years of age i went into football management and was also running two clubs in glasgow, meanwhile, cathy's got to look after the kids, get them dressed, ready for school, doing the homework with them, putting them to bed, and i was out all the time. that role which she played was absolutely fantastic and she always used to say to me, "yes when they get to 16, they'll be

. >> congress enacted and expanded the regulatory power of the fa a. and they regulate. ry said the factories are about to close unless the fa a backs off. >> this place is like a family. we are all family. >> reporter: the cigar factory has been doing this since the 1930s. there was a time when 150 cigar fact rows gave tampa the nickname of the cigar city. >> today jc nowman is the last one and maybe not for long. nin order to introduce a new cigar, they would require 5,000 hours of testing for smoke and nicotine and we would be strangled and have to close down. >> and the fda is willing to exempt cigar makers for premium cigars. and most don't sell $10 and up. >> a would have to raise price. >> $10 for a hamburger, no. the the fda said the aim is public health. couple bustible cigars are causes of source health effects including cancer and heart disease. for now nothing has changed and the cigar industry is holding out hope. >> we'll get the public comment. you will have that when jenna has her baby. >> it is a boy? >> eric thank you for that. we'll take all suggestions

the fa a will monitor and send out updates as they get conditions in their office. they will inform us. and we learned that office in health row that the flights were cancelled. and we are getting reports of reuteres and air france is suspepping flights. we'll continue to bring you information as we get it. >> those folks in tel aviv and ended up in paris will have work to do getting back to israel it would assume. >> timing is everything and president obama is under fire for taking another fund-raising trip and so much going on around the world, there is a lot of questions in the white house. and military men keeping their skills sharp by working in a hospital in one of the country's most violent cities. ™ nurtures and helps defend your joints° so you can keep doing what you love. what'd you guys do today? the usual! the usual! [ male announcer ] osteo bi-flex, ready for action. [ male announcer ] osteo bi-flex, what if it were more than something to share? what if a photo could build that shelf you've always wanted? or fix a leaky faucet? or even give you your satu

it's unclear what has to happen before the fa a-lists the ban. >> richmond says the youth group is getting the americans out. elana is bet toward stay put now. >> i believe she is safe if she stays where she is. it's best she stays there now until a better time for her to come home. >> a fluid situation for israel, it's a wait and see time. live at the airport, john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> john thank you, lets check in with eva pilgram who is covering a rally in love park where protesters from both sides of the debate have gathered. >> reporter: despite the sweltering heat more than 1,000 people gathered into this area of love park to voice their concerns about the conflibt in the middle east. you can see a lot of people here are carrying signs, on this side, it's the pro israel side, they are waiving flags and carrying signs and across the street there is a rally for palestine, in between both groups on the road there are a lot of police keeping both sides separate. the pro israel rally wrapped up a few minutes ago and these people are now starting to leave. there were about

morning though, 8:00 in the morning, a mixture of clouds and sunshine, as we head of the activity in the fa northt and west suburbs, the lehigh valley and berks county, and then it's widespread at 9:30, 10:00 in the i-95 corridor, doesn't look to be a solid band of severe storms. tonight warm and sticky and clouds are around and 73 in philadelphia and 67 in millville, and 78 in allentown and trenton. future tracker showing the heat index tomorrow is very high. wilmington 102, philadelphia 97, trenton and allentown 87. try to find air conditioning and stay cool tomorrow it will feel better on thursday. the five-day at 5:00, afternoon heat and humidity and thunderstorms. on thursday this cold front will be slow to clear from the north to the south and thunderstorms especially along the shore, late sunshine, rainy along the shore, into the afternoon, friday best day of the week, 84 low humidity and saturday up to 88 and sunday it gets muggy and storms and 87 degrees, more storms next week in the full accuweather forecast. friday is the day to call in sick. >> thanks. >> now we can't. make a no

. >> pentagon officials added that whoever fired the fa-11 had to have been trained on the system. it is more complicated than what your average separatist knows how to fire. >> well, we understand, too, jennifer, there are photographs that have emerged showing that missile launch or the buk launcher we're learning about in the area of the attack. >> that's right. the pentagon cannot confirm that this is an image of the actual fa-11 used in the air strike. " daily mail" says the pictures were taken around the border around the time of the missile strike. >> whether it was russian military unit or a separatist unit, we don't know. whether it was a system that was driven across the border by russians and then handed off, we don't know. we just don't know. >> again, those images emerged today, taken purr pored -- purportedly shortly after the malaysian airlines flight fell out of the sky, of what looks like an fa 1-1 along the ukraine-russian border. >> aviation attorney justin green is here now. also a licensed commercial pilot and a former pilot for the marines, who used to work on

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and we know that the fa a issued an alert that u.s. planes should avoid this region and barred them from flying over crimea and ukraine air space. the fa a barred u.s. planes from flying over the u.s. air space. it is not clear why the malaysian flight took this flight. perhaps they did not believe missiles could reach that hih. but we know from news reports and reports from ukranian officials on monday, a cargo jet was brought down by a missile and it was plane it was a russian missile fired from inside russian that brought down the plane. and social media reports from the russian separatist claiming they were targeting a cargo jet today, just about the same time the mh17 malaysian flight went down. shepherd. >> jennifer thank you for all of. that i want you to be more specific about this. separatist in the east of ukraine said we can't bring it down because we don't have that equipment. we know that is not true. associated press had a reporter on the border and took a picture of one of these systems and confirmed as it is of two days

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the should tore fire missiles the grail for example, the fa seven grail, this is a much more sophisticated system. the grizzly system, are much more complicated. those other shoulder held launched missle systems while they remain a threat, are much on the case of when aircraft are flying much hoer. and often away, this is a much more targeted system. a much more targeted system, in order to hit a target from that system. 30,000 feet. >> i want to ask you from a standpoint of proof. the united states has been tracking the russian troop movements ahonk the border. is this type of the type of equipment they would have seen from space. as we say, we with would be able to see this traveling on road. even when it gets inside a wooded area, it is camouflaged which gives an indication hiding over there. this is a very large footprint, high signature platform that i'm sure they will show in the area. and if so they would likely lead to shooting the mane down. >> . >> edid i lose you, mike? >> you said the damage -- >> yes, the damage that a missle system like this is sophisticated would cause to a

. >> the missile itself, the fa 11, the -- sa 11, the one we believe was used is a sophisticated piece of technology. it strains credulity to think that it could be used by separatists without some measure of russian support. >> there's no firstly information on whether either of the plane's two black boxes have been recovered. independent investigators will want to find them. the other priority, identifying the remains of those that host their lives and returning those remains. >> under the law ukraine would head up the investigation the obama investigation is stressing the need for a credible investigation. the hope is that icao, the international civil organization based in canada would play a leading role. ukraine agreed to offers of help from a host of groups and countries, including the u.s., malaysia and the netherlands. all of that means little if investigators can't get the proper access on the ground. >> president obama commented on the internet today saying what happened to flight 17 should be a wake-up call to the world. the u.s. says it convinced a russian-made missile fir

. >> right now the fa a is extending the ban on the airport in tel aviv. this is after the pressure on air safety worldwide. although it is not confirmed for security reasons. the israeli military developed sky shield that integrate laser technology along with a thermal camera and protect civilian aircraft from surface to air are missiles. could this be used on all passenger plans? we'll have more from publisher. and welcome to both of you. talk about the flight cancellationing to tel aviv, first. the united states faa ordered no more flights in ben gurion airport. i know that you disagreement robert, you think it is a prudent move, why? >> any time somebody starts shooting anything that lands close to the airport, pilots get nervous. and i think they would be nervous anyway, but after what happened in the ukraine the airlines don't want the rick. >> robby, it was not a guided missile but a rocket. it is launched and goes up and coming down somewhere and landed a mile away. you think that the risk is overstated here? >> yes, i do. i think the joint conclus

the fa 11 with the missile system. it is similar to f 320 missile.n around for a long time. they are packing our commercial aircraft. we have a serious problem. the capacity has been there sometime but the world needs to respond to this but it is a strong response because it can't be ctolerated. >> did we have any idea that the rebels had captured control when they over ran the military base? >> it is inoperable. the associated press had seen the missile system basically in place. we are realizing that. three downed aircraft aside from the commercial aircraft in the past week. >> do we know if this exact system will take out in the fighter jet or was it another system all together? >> the u.s. intelligence is leaning toward these two systems f11 or the f 20. both are similar. the boot missile system is what the russians do have. it has to be this. they know they are small hat. the special forces people have trained these separatists. these separatists are some -- ant rebels running around in the jungle. they be long to the russian forces. this system

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realized that they had an operational surface-to-air missile system that was as sophisticated at the fa-11. back in april in may when i was there, they had shoulder launch kind of things that work against helicopters, low-flying aircraft. it was this past week or so that the united states and western intelligence figured out that they had this more sophisticated system on the ground in ukraine and conceivably figured out how to use it. >> making this a whole different ball game. >> thank you, leland. >>> ambassador john bolden not holding back to president obama's response to the crisis in ukraine. he says the u.s. sampnctions ha not gone far enough. >> these are pure pin pricks. we have to get off the idea that imposing economic sanctions on a country that are not xleely xre hen completely comprehensive. they don't care if their standard of living falls 5% or at least their government doesn't. you go back to ramping up american missile defense. if you want sanctions let's have real sanctions. i'll give you an example. no russian financial institution has any role in the american financ

. >> two questions, that amassing of fores is that air and artillery and like the fa 11 that was used in the malaysian. and have you see that equipment on the russian border. >> i don't have an inventory as what they got with them. they are combined arms units and not just infantry troops but they have artillery capability and combined arms and they are very ready. this is a very capable force. though smaller in number as what was lined up by the border before. >> you have an estimate of 12,000 russian troops on the border and in the russian side and obviously the u.s. is tracking the work of russian special operation forces and intelligence services in the ukraine. is there an estimate of the size of that advisory presence in the eastern ukraine by russian forces. is it a handful or a thousand guide? >> i don't have a number for you on that. and that is less important than the fact that they continue to do. it and we continue to see this support and resourcing, and that advice begin to the separatist groups. and that is russian. that is coming from the russians. we believe that there

what we do know is it's not easy to operate the fa 11 systems, taking several days of training. >> gathering evidence from the wreckage is not considered vital to the investigation, because pieces of the missile may be there. the investigation is just getting under way. international monitors say the with. >> we did observe changes in the site, especially the burnt area, where the wings and the fuel tanks went down. fuselage has been movement. we didn't monitor recovery. as with most of the days, there's no security in pleas. >> a mid calls, russia reined in the rebels. the european union prepared harsher sanctions on russia, but are yet to pull the trigger. france plans to sell a worship to russia, despite criticism from the u.s. and david cameron who said we cannot continue business as usual. frankly in this country it would be unthinkable to fulfil an have. >> joining us from kiev ukraine is andre, a member of the fatherland party in the ukranian parliament. good to have you back on the show. i'll start with vladimir putin. she said on tuesday that he will use his influence, but wants the

thank you for joining us. >> once again the fa 824 hour ban include all u.s. flights to israel's air terminals. the following suspended flights. >> diplomatic pressure for a ceasefire intensified. in tel aviv binyamin netanyahu net with u.n. secretary ban ki-moon. he wants both sides to stop fighting and search for a solution. binyamin netanyahu is certain that hamas it not willing to end the conflict. >> stop fighting, start talking and take the root causes of the country, so we are not in the same situation in six months or a year. >> what grievance can we solve with hamas. their grievance is we exist. they don't want a 2-state solution, or any solution. >> they arrived from egypt where they sat with the u.s. secretary of state. >> casualties are mounting. what led israel and hamas to get to this point. let's join speak to our next guest. people saw this building up for some time, many are surprised how quickly it got to this point. >> in some respects it's a variation on an old theme, that is an israeli hamas competition, in the wake of israel's withdrawal f

role of hamas in the process, he has under cut not simple the israelis but also the egyptians and the fa the palestinian authority all of which want to see an end to hamas rool in gaza. >> weferl would like to see a cease-fire there. what we need to be doing is being clear about our support for israel. any decent human being that sees what's happened in recently days in gaza can't help but be heartbroken but we need to be clear as a country that the cause of all this is hamas. >> do you believe secretary kerry legitimatized hamas? >> not just i believe that. the washington post says that and leaders all over the world have said that. i think there's very real risk here that we draw some -- that there are parallels to what happened in egypt. this administration blundered there, came out in a way that looked like they were support activity of the -- supportive of the muslim brother hood. what we need to be doing is being clear in our support of israel's right to defend itself and telling hamas they need to demilitaryize in that area. >> what should secretary kerry have done? >> i think wha

. >> that was issued here, also warnings and requirements by the fa faa. >> the standards are set andounty, the faa, the ukraine civil aviation authority, each of those use those standard and practices to develop their own, to say we're going to meet this standard. and so they do that, and they did do that to some extent. >> did ukraine do it enough? >> no, that's the question. what they are responsible for is determining what the risk is and communicating that risk to whoever's flying through their airspace. the hazard, the risk is whether it's really gonna happen or not. they didn't evaluate that hazard properly and so now, off get a risky area that was not protected. >> so it's the onus of the country? >> right. >> so communication with every single country's faa equivalent? seems like an antiquated process that could be made a lot more streamlined and efficient and safer, am i right? >> well it is and what didn't happen here is that the iko does have the right, aware of something that the member state doesn't say, hey, if they see, hey, they are not doing the risk, not doing this

particular system, the israelis have developed thus far, is only good up against smaller systems like the fa-7, those thing thatted inned out of libya, that the palestinian, hamas are using against the israeli jets. if you want to good higher, you have to develop the technology more. i think that is do-able but it's going to take a while. >> colonel, we're talking bit a hefty price tag. maybe two, the, four million dollars, passed down to the consumer and think about all the commercial airplanes in the world. we're talking multibillions of dollars, and yet you think that's an investment worthwhile. >> it is if you're going -- like the israelis into some pretty tough places. keep in mind, this started back in 2002, in kenya, when an israeli jet was hit by an sa-7. it was right at the end of the runway so it was a fairly close target. but if we're talking about back and forth here and the domestic united states, that's a very different proposition. but if you're going into dangerous places and there are more and more of those around the world, you need to consider this. >> let's pray we never

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good movement for the fas-trak lanes as folks head to the city. in the city, the area around the intercontinental hotel, president is there and so there's of course security. want folsom, 4th, 5th, howard and shift a couple of blocks away in the next few hours. >>> well, another tough time for bay area student whose want to go to trade school. another company says it's in big trouble and they have to close. bryman college filed for bankruptcy according to the oakland tribune. bryman has campuses in san jose, hayward, san francisco. it's not clear how long the school will remain open at all. biohealth purchased bryman last year from corinthian college when it was called everett. corinthian's money troubles continued forcing the company to put most schools up for sales. >>> facebook will report second quarter earnings after the bell. the company's stock has jumped 170%. analysts hope -- have big hopes for facebook, hoping to hear about a big increase in revenue. apple in focus, the company reporting higher quarterly profits, sales fell shy of wall s

. >> to the fa told you or should you have known. >> again a little of boat. not here to point fingers. we have had several meetings with the faa over this project and i think at some point someone probably should have said you need a flight check for the runway lights. >> faa did attempt to certify the landing lights at 5:00 o'clock this morning but once again it was too foggy. federal agency will try again tomorrow evening. men time no word from alaska airlines about whether it will send the flight up from los angeles tonight or not. it depends once againon the weather. sonoma county airport wayne abc 7 news. >> san francisco is considering getting rid of hundreds of on street parking spots and plan has a lot of people upset. this morning dozens of these angry residents spoke up at san francisco municipal transportation agency hearing. the mta wants to reserve 4 50 parking spots this year exclusively for car share companies. many of these would go in residential areas. >> why not have it on private spaces that currently exist? what is wrong with that model? w

bay bridge toll plaza, live shot, traffic moving for the fas-trak lanes especially. it's heavier than we've seen in the past month. another build midday as folks head into the city for the giants game 12:45. midday traffic building again. back to you. >>> breaking news. crews worked quickly to put out this fire in oakland. you can see, before they did, the flames were pouring out of the house. when crews got there, a house next door had already also caught fire. flames so intense, firefighters had call for backup. 18 people displaced, 8 of them children, all of it starting around 3:40 this morning. it took about an hour to get under control. again, happening on melrose avenue, just a few blocks away from high street. the flames took down power in the area which did impact a few dozen people in the neighborhood. you saw the sparks. no word when the power will be restored. everyone inside both homes got out safely, and the cause is now under investigation. >>> police in mountain view need your hope finding this woman. they say blair foley disappeared over the weekend on

our pamela brown says the fa is now keeping a close eye on the situation and could start banning telain at any time. >> officials are keeping a close eye on the situation in tel aviv. we have learned the first flight in the u.s. have landed in tel aviv since that ban was lifted. two u.s. officials tell cnn the threat is the same there as it was before the faa freeze but the big change that has happened, 36 hours after it was put in place according to these officials is that israel has shared more information about airport defenses. the sources say since tuesday there has been discussions amongst the faa, the intelligence community and other government agencies with israel. part of what came out of that was israel's willingness to adjust certain protocols and procedures to convince u.s. officials it would be safe for u.s. officials to fly into and out of the ben gurion airport. it is up to the airlines that fly to israel and they announced they will resume flights. the background amidst all of these accusations, the ban was more politics than safety. accusing the president to force ou

assistance we can to determine what happened and why and as a country our thoughts and prayers are with the fa mily of passengers wherever they call home. >> at the end of the call they did speak about the downed malaysian aircraft. i am joined tonight by nbc news white house correspondent kristen welker. good to have you with us tonight. the latest from the white house, i'm sure there is a great deal of curiosity about what that conversation was like between president obama and president putin. what can you tell us? >> reporter: ed, i can tell you it was a stern conversation, president obama reiterating to russian president vladimir putin that the white house wants to see russia deescalate the crisis and we are told that at the end of that conversation president putin told president obama that he was getting early reports about that downed malaysian aircraft and just to reiterate the headline at this hour which comes from our pentagon team, this is from jim miklaszewski and senior u.s. officials tell nbc news the malaysian airliner was shot down by a surface-to-air missile and the conclusion

the back half of this year. >> thank you, feel doshi. we have breaking news from argumenty fa. kate kelly is in the fast lane with all the details. >> reporter: s&ps a declared argentina is if a state of selective default. they're doing this a number of hours earlier in the market was an tase pateing based on the fact it's now after 6:00 a.m. in tokyo and certain bond holders to presumably reside in the asian markets are now in a state of default because argumenty fa was not able to pay in terms of a deadline that came today. we are also expictureing to hear from the argument tinnian finance minister in about ten minutes from the consulate. members of his government have been throughout the day with these so-called holdout bond members from the large hedge fund to resolve the impact they have been at the tune of about 1.3 billion. so, melissa, it will be interesting to see if he ar tick lates any break in this log jam that's been going on more years, more heatedly in recent weeks. however, already in the eyes of some, architecty fa has defaulted. >> kate kelly, topping very much

. >> two weeks after the football world cup, the world governing fa saidisa, --f fi it earned over oneion euros from the spectacle. they will pay no income tax, where they spent 8 billion euros. in the semit finals. turnout ins the best years and were wowed by hospitality. and last season, one of germany's biggest clubs narrowly avoided relegation. hamburg needed a playoff, the only club played every season in the top, and now, there is a new man in charge, and he is looking to stir things up. >> already a player and sporting director at hamburg. and he knows that will not be easy. >> i always thought it would come back some time, and if i did, the situation would not be good. >> they are in need of serious rebuilding on and off the pitch, so they have made sweeping changes. the new ceo wants to make sure that the fans can identify with the club after it lost its way in recent years. i want to do everything to give this club culture again. >> but results have to improve also. and for now, the team will have to come up with better performances without major reinforcement. still, the coa

>> and where is the fa-11 missile launcher believed to have brought down the plane? do we know? >> reporter: sources tell me they've been watching separatists frantically trying to hide the launcher since the malaysia flight went down. u.s. officials now believe the launcher is likely back across the border in russia. they believe this video is authentic showing the missile launcher heading towards the russian border. the video was reportedly shot at dawn yesterday. notice it is missing two of its four missiles. u.s. officials now believe they have pinpointed the launch site for the missile that brought down the plane inside ukraine to the town of schnidze. they believe it was brought across the border in recent weeks. >> jennifer griffin, thank you very much. >>> meanwhile, we are learning more about the only american so far confirmed dead in the malaysia airlines crash. 19-year-old quinn schansman. a dual dutch/american citizen. he was on his way to meet his family on vacation in bali. his grandfather is clearly devastated. >> you just hope that none of your children or the gr

because the economic impact on europe and the u.s., so fa is still limited. >> the market believes they are containable, so that while -- while they are tragedies, they do not spill over. even if the spillover affects, it doesn't matter, earnings are strong and the fed is there. >> indeed with a little less than 1/5 of the s&p 500 reporting, earnings are up some 7% compared to last year. while revenue growth is modest companies are continuing to find ways to cut costs and improve earnings, and that along with continuing low interest rates are the main factors keeping the indices near historic highs. european union foreign ministers meet tomorrow and despite the rhetoric, the markets still believe no big sanctions will be coming against russia in the next few days. that could change if separatists continue to block access to the crash sites. for "nightly business report" i'm bob pisani at the new york stock exchange. >>> well today is the start of one of the busiest weeks of the second quarter. earnings season, and one of the hottest momentum stocks on wall street posted its results afte

. >> reporter: the trump fa was awarded a lease for the property which could run 100 years. donald trump jr. >> north of $200 million going in here. perhaps closer to 250 when we are done. >> reporter: the transformation into a luxury trump hotel will be by 2016. >> it was totally underutilized. it has become an eyesore. certainly inside. you will see the best hotel in the united states and possibly the world. >> reporter: they will see the finest hotel in the country. lit be great. >> thank you everybody. >> reporter: it was no mention of presidential politics by the former presidential candidate at today's event. bruce johnson, wusa9. >> and dc mayor said if the fbi decides to move out of their headquarters on pennsylvania avenue, there would be no shortage of proposals to build new housing there. >> we are just getting started on wusa9 news at 5:00. we will tell you why this video of kim jung un is causing a stir. >>> some heavy storms here. a little southwest of whine chester, we will come back and track these. some gusty winds up to 40 miles an hour. >> the first plane

the things they are looking at. we have very strong evidence that it was a surface to air fa-11, fired from a location controlled by russian separatists near the border, is likely on the ukrainian side of the border. of that is the stronger evidence we have now. beyond that, exactly who, whether it was russian military or it was a separatist units that fit it, we do not know. whether it was a system that was driven across the border and handed off we do not know. answering some of those questions is what the investigator gets that. tank you everybody. we appreciate it. >> the united nations security council also met this morning to discuss the malaysian airliner that was shot down over ukraine. right now a few minutes of her statement. >> yesterday we were shocked by the downing of malaysian airlines flight 17. and 98 people aboard, 283 passengers and 15 crew were killed. as we stared at the passenger list yesterday he saw next to three of the passenger names a i. as we now know the letter i stands for infant. to the families and friends of the victims it is impossible to find words to express our condolences. we ca

there was one at the outpatient clinic center at the schiff fa hospital, the largest medical complexip. it happened at 5:00 p.m. local time. at the same time north of where we were, there was another israeli air strike. the victims from both of these air strikes were coming into the hospital at the same time. those are the images you're seeing. right now it is very difficult to get an accurate death toll from palestinian medical officials who are dealing with the influx of patients. but nbc news had a crew at the hospital. they filmed at least 30 separate bodies, 30 separate casualties that were brought into the hospital. the vast majority of those, according to our nbc crew on the ground were children. again, we have to emphasize. these are casualties. some of them were fatalities, some were injured. we don't have an accurate break down how many were killed and how many are injured. that's what we confirmed on the ground just by beingt

clinic center at the schiff fa hospital, the largest medical complex in the gaza strip. it happened at 5:00 p.m. local time. at the same time north of where we were, there was another israeli air strike. the victims from both of these air strikes were coming into the hospital at the same time. those are the images you're seeing. right now it is very difficult to get an accurate death toll from palestinian medical officials who are dealing with the influx of patients. but nbc news had a crew at the hospital. they filmed at least 30 separate bodies, 30 separate casualties that were brought into the hospital. the vast majority of those, according to our nbc crew on the ground were children. again, we have to emphasize. these are casualties. some of them were fatalities, some were injured. we don't have an accurate break down how many were killed and how many are injured. that's what we confirmed on the ground just by being at the hospital. two separate strikes within the last hour and 15 minutes that are leading to the sudden spike in casualties at the hospital. we have yet

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senior western intelligence officials tell me they believe that this video shows the actual fa-11 missile launcher used to bring down the plane. it is missing two of its four missiles and shows the missile launcher heading toward the russian border at dawn yesterday. u.s. officials now believe they have pinpointed the launch site for the missile that brought down the plane inside ukraine in the town of shizny. they believe the sa-11 buk missile was brought across the border from russia in recent weeks and since the malaysian plane went down, russian-backed separatists have been frantic little trying to hide it. u.s. officials now believe it's likely back across the border in russia. further, u.s. intelligence analysts now think they have evidence that this former russian military intelligence colonel igor girkin strel cov who is leading the separatist movement oversaw is the strike. just 20 minutes after the plane went down, one of his lieutenants is igor is overheard talking to another russian military intelligence officer in phone intercepts released by the ukraine government. u.s. offi