a plumber repaired the leak which was in the water line leading to the refrigerator's ice maker. holder began to suspect that it was a mold causing the family's illness. holder owns the assured indoor air quality business that removes toxic mold from buildings. but melinda dismissed this possibility. she kept her home spotless and no one in her family tested positive for allergies. but during their conversation on the plane, holder said something prophetic. >> he's telling me these aren't allergens lady. this is a poison. >> now suspecting there was some kind of mold behind the wall or above the ceiling, ron and melinda moved out of the house and into a apartment over the garage. but even with the move ron's neurological problems continued to get worse. >> at the office i would be on a phone call and 10 or 20 minutes into the phone call just not have any idea what we'd discussed. >> if there was some kind of mold behind a wall or ceiling, how would investigators find it? >>> medical experts began to suspect that something in their home environment was making ron, melinda and reese

developing news on the malaysian airlines plane disaster. today a refrigerated train with the bodies of many victims pulled away from a rebel town in eastern ukraine, but there is no confirmation of where it is going. president obama's warning to russia. >> reporter: president obama walked out on to the south lawn to talk about the downing of malaysian airlines flight 17 over eastern ukraine. >> russia has extraordinary influence over these separatists. no one denies that. russia has urged them on. russia has trained them. we know that russia has armed them with military equipment and weapons, including anti- aircraft weapons. >> reporter: the obama administration has laid out evidence showing those rebels used a russian made anti-aircraft missile to down the boeing 777. this morning president vladimir putin denied his country had anything to do with the crash, blaming instead the ukrainian government. the white house is joining other nations in demanding international observers have access to the plane's wreckage. there is concern evidence at the site has alrea

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they got through to the third refrigerated wagon. we understand the latest last night, the fourth, they don't know how many body bags they will find in all that, persisting is the fear that this train doesn't contain the remains of all 298 people on board mh17. that's, of course, where the question comes about access to the crash site. there's australian police enroute, maybe they can secure the area and further searches can be done. >> an international observer, yesterday, telling cnn late yesterday, they had seen human remains around the site. there weren't many people around there. it's almost as if the separatists moved bodies on to those trains, now that's it. they have washed their hands of the site except for a little bit of security. what is the process for retrieving human remains and getting it to the netherlands? >> reporter: we are talking a huge area here where much of the wreckage from the crash landed. there are many ways this could go about. i'm sure, for the relatives of those who died and the governments representing

scott heidler reports. >> the remains of the victims are in these refrigerated rail cars. they're destination is unknown. -- their destination is unknown. they're under the control of the pro-russian separatists. it is north of the fighting and beyond the reach of separatist control. >> translator: we are ready to accept the bodies and hangars are prepared for wreckage. laboratories are ready. >> the teams here are waiting to get on with their job. receiving the bodies and accessing the large area where this plane went down. there is much work ahead and a recent flare up in fighting could make that even more difficult. the bodies will then make their ways to the netherlands for investigation. , again, underline, russia is to blame. >> translator: it is also absolutely clear that the drunken pro-russian terrorists cannot operate a missile system. these are separatists who have been trained and we have information confirming that the training took place on russian territory. they received financing, training and education from russia. >> reporter: russia's president pushed ba

because they are slowly working through the five refrigerated wagons on that train. en open. the contents of those loaded on to this plane. that process will continue until friday. the real confusion arised in how the ukrainian government earlier, separatists, traveling on that train back from the area in kharkiv, that there were 282 bodies on that train. the discrepancy in those figures is going to be hard to discern until the investigators have gone through all the five refrigerated wagons and until those bodies are transported back for extensive forensic testing there. one individual at the crash site told dutch investigators that 200 bodies have been loaded on. and they're confident in the accuracy of that count. that discrepancy will cause such distress to relatives who simply want closure. simply want to bury their loved one. no one being clear. at the end of this really grim process, we're going to see as bodies are taken off that train, if that will provide the onslaught to people around the world of whether they access that crash site to get more human remain

they have could have been taken to the refrigerated train cars. because of the rebels holding things hostage, so to speak, in certain parts of this crash site, there are a lot of questions and confusion about all the bodies and where they are going. >> there is also the question of, if we're talking about two separate groups of these remains, are these these bodies that are being taken by according to osce by identified men, are those some of the bodies being taken to the train car and they did not know these men were working for the security officials there from the ukrainian government, or are those 196 bodies being taken to the train cars and these bodies, these remains, and i hate to talk to about them in these terms, but have been taken to a different location. >> by different people. >> by different people. >> we're trying to -- and they obviously at the scene are trying to clarify whether we're talking about two different groups of bodies or if the 196 is -- are the only bodies that have been recovered thus far. but ukraine and the u.s. say

the body decomposition. we need to get them picked up and refrigerate add. d to have the autopsies and identification done fairly quickly. rain falling can start to affect the chemical composition. you've got to look for rocketsi. however the wreckage is still there. we may be able to find physical parts of the missile in the wreckage. all hope is not lost confirming it's a missile from the standard civilian techniques. we'll see a what the military releases between them over the next few days to confirm a missile. >> you don't agree with experts saying even if the investigators are given access now, today, tomorrow, it may be too late? >> again it depends overall cause. if it's purely a missile bringing the plane down. if we thought it could be an inflight structural break up, any evidence lost on the on the job makes it more difficult. if we already know it's a missile, the conventional aircraft investigation techniques become redundant. we know the cause and look at how the aircraft broke up from there. we don't need to identify the cause if it's a missile

malaysian and australian experts as well as european security monitors examine the scene and the refrigerator trains where the recovered bodies of the victims were kept. we didn't receive any structural. india's most of you so we had security cordon around us most of the time and we did visit there always search or twice or passage to the your first of the area was incredibly fast the biggest sites in the afternoon the dutch forensic experts assessed the body recovery work on that site as good. and we again we had a pretty good access to. the netherlands from where the ill fated m.h. seven hundred flight departed was hit the hardest by the tragedy the planes carrying the bodies recovered from the scene have been arriving there throughout the week the first victim from the disaster has been identified and it's a citizen team of two hundred forensic experts say it could take months for all of the victims to be identified to speak to all of the reports from a country in grief. with. the people of iraq to take you to a farm. it's restored was part of the very fabric of the community this family i

these are the first 50 which were taken from the first refrigerated parts of the train.hat train contained those bodies and the discrepancy in numbers. saying so far there were 200 bodies on board that plane. even as much as yesterday, in fact, malaysian security on the train said the number was as high as 282. but compounsding the tragedy and trauma for all those people who lost relatives aboard mh-17 continuing in fact to be clear that all the bodies are there for the final act of burial. >> there's so much work to be done. so much investigate give work with the hurdles at the crime scene, he crash site. initiation you can tell us who are the officials there, who will be accompanying the bodies back to the netherlands? are there malaysian officials and dutch, ukrainian officials. >> reporter: yes, i am not familiar with exactly, but first people and investigators are trying to provide as much dignity as possible after this terrible event of the air crash itself. this is mental anguish, bodies were put on to the plane that brought them here. we understand there they wil

. >> the refrigerated wagons carrying the bodies, forensics investigators can now begin examining the bodies before they are turned over to the next of kin. >> the parliament has approved a presidential decree to call up more military reserves to fight separatist in the east and defend the border. what exactly is behind the timing of this move? >> this has been, most of all, they expressed that they would really go there into the war zone. they could also face the call to do this up to 50,000. >> gaining ground in areas. i imagine this would be putting pressure on moscow. >> it is still very tense and no sign at the moment that either one or the other side would step back at this very moment. those sides accusing each other of being responsible for the tragedy take it as a confirmation. we have seen a resolution that the parliament voted for that would put the so-called people's republic and the separatist controlled areas in line with terrorist organizations. we look at the behavior of the separatists them selves. i can't see stepping back any expression of sorrow. they have expresse

the stench was overwhelming as you might imagine but the refrigeration is there. >> reporter: at least 100 victims, though, remain unaccounted for and more bodies were being removed to also be loaded on the train where the rebels say they will stay until they can be identify by experts. and here they wait stacked in refrigerated railcars stuck in a town without a morgue large enough to handle them. the innocent unlucky victims of somebody else's war. the wreckage, too, remains unexamined. no crash investigation has begun and won't until the safety of aviation experts can be guaranteed. the plane's data recorders, though, have been found. the rebels now say they have them and will hand them over to international aviation authorities, but possession of the evidence is power here and this crime scene is still controlled by the prime suspects. the victims of malaysia air flight 17 were killed because of a foreign civil war. their bodies now are effectively being held hostage to it. mark phillips, cbs news, donesque. >> mark phillips reporting from eastern ukraine. >>> the u.s. has presente

the bodies were loaded into refrigerator crews. eople wearing gas masks and gloves moved bodies in body bags into train cars in a town near the crash site. international outrage of course is growing. this australian prime minister tony abbott had this to say about it. >> it is an absolute shambolic situation. it does look more like a garden cleanu

when you bring them home, store them on the counter, don't store them in the refrigerator. the cold temperature, well, they won't ripen properly in cold temperatures. when they are ready to enjoy, a nice give to the touch. and they are great on the grill. cut them in half, take out the pit, put them on the grill with balsamic reduction with cheese. i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer, and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. even put some mint in there. oh, i want to make some now, bye. >>> so do i. >> they are good grilled. >>> the days batkid in san francisco may be in the big screen soon. people are trying to make money to make a documentary about the little hero. so far they have raised about 15 thousand dollars. the goal is $100,000. miles scott is his name. he captured our hearts when teamed up with the sfpd to save the city as the little caped crusader last year. that was his wish as he battled cancer. who can forget it? what a day. >>> candlestick part will pay a big part in a movie next year. ron howard is directing a documentary about the beatles touring

now, this evening, it has been a train with thee victims of the crash on it, the refrigerated train, has left the station, and the destination was supposed to be in one area, and the specialists were supposed to be on the train, but they were not. they came back and did not give any comment about what this change was about, so we do not know where it is going. a last-minute change of plan, but it does look as though this promise by the pro-russian hand over the black boxes to the malaysian delegation here is being kept. told byase, i am being colleagues at the hotel where this handover was supposed to take place, there was a huge fuss going on, and there are armed separatist guards, and it looks like the purpose of that is to hand over these black boxes. until there is photographic evidence of this, he cannot assure it has actually happened, but it is happening this evening. the black boxes are being handed over. >> very strong language from the united states, with john kerry who spoke earlier today, he said, in particular, he cited when he called overwhelming evidence of complicity o

. >> prorussian separatists are using the refrigeratored train cars to move the bodies. >> i don't think the facilities are there in place for extensive identification, were to happen. fwld better to move it somewhere to a safer area. >> videos show what could well be the rocket launcher that shot down the plane. >> that points to the involvement of russia in provide providing the systems, training the people on them. >> the kremlin denys the involvement, and ukraine troops have the rocket launchers. the rebels have recovered the black boxes and say they'll turn it over to investigators, but the timing is in question. >>> six prominent aids research researchers die on the flight you can they were bound to a conference in australia. >> colleagues, friends, great and inspiring to see so many of you here. the room is almost full. i do see a few empty chairs, one over there and there. and there. a few empty chairs, they were to be occupied by six of our friends who lost their lives last thursday. >> the tragedy set a somber tone for today's aids walk n san francisco. the call to find a cure

the stench was overwhelming as you might imagine, but the refrigeration is there at least 100 victims, though, remain unaccounted for and bodies were being removed today, to also be loaded on the train where the rebels say they will stay until they can be identified by experts. and here they wait stacked in refrigerated rail cars, stuck in a town without a morgue large enough to handle them. the innocent, unlucky victims of somebody else's war. the wreckage too remains unexamined. no crash investigation has begun and won't until the safety of aviation experts can be guaranteed. the plane's data recorders, though, have been found, the rebels now say they have them and will hand them over to international aviation authorities. but possession of the evidence is power here, and this crime scene is still controlled by the prime suspects. >> the victims of malaysia airlines flight 17 were killed because of a foreign civil war. ed now their bodies, elaine, tiveeffectively being held hostage by it. >> mark phillips in ukraine, thank you. >> the u.s. laid out more evidence today that appears t

there right now said that not all of the bodies have been looked at times they are still in the refrigerator the railway car said they will be opened and examined until the twenty fifth of july meanwhile the always see mission along with the malaysian aviation experts who are working here in the region at the crash sites they have said that they are satisfied with the level of access that they they're receiving here the malaysians have expressed gratitude for the access they received today they were quite happy with that. in fact they said they felt quite protected. they have also said they have not seen any evidence of parts at least major parts missing from any of the crash sites where today they missed a gaijin had just begun but there are all sorts of blames out there right now but malaysian prime minister said that say he is not about to blame any sides in this tragedy until the investigation is complete and there's concrete evidence as to whose fault it actually is meanwhile the black boxes or flight recorders now in possession all five british authorities and that interpol will now be

. >> you know, i can report this just in, a team on the ground witnessed the refrigerated train arriving in the rail station. that leg of the journey, at least for one of the trains seems to be complete. that will be welcome news to the families of those in the netherlands. erin mclaughlin is live in amsterdam. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, john. a development will be welcome to the families in the netherlands. so many of them want the bodies of loved ones to bury them with dignity and respect. i'm here outside schipol airport, meters away from where the victims of mh17 checked in. let me give you a sense of the scene. there's a makeshift memorial that is growing by the hour. people have been taking pictures, leaving flowers and candles. children have been leaving drawings and toys. there's a condolence book they have been signing. people have been leaving notes. one reads, we cannot comprehend how this could have happened. we share your deep anguish and despair. we pray for those who have passed to another place. now, i spoke to a family that lost two boys to mh17. the mother

this, as a dutch team has inspected the refrigerated train cars where the victims have been taken. the train is on the move but where it's headed seems unclear. >> if the train is going, we don't know the time, we don't know the destination. but we have the promise that the train is going. >> reporter: meanwhile, huge pieces of the boeing 777 are still unguarded. >> it is an absolutely shamble situation. >> reporter: this man lost his brother and sister-in-law on flight mh-17. >> incredibly outgoing, very adventurous, wanted to conquer the world. >> reporter: in the midst of mourning, he's one of the few to offer forgiveness. >> everything happens for a reason. that's why we feel that we can forgive those that did this. >> reporter: the rebel that are accused of shooting down the plane are expected to hand over the black boxes today. president obama calling out russia to use its influence to pull back the rebels. >> russia, and president putin in particular, has direct responsibility to compel them to cooperate with the investigation. that is the least that they can do. >> and toda

. >> now the latest in the downing of malaysian flight with the refrigerated bodies turned over to the dutch investigators. the rebels hand over the blacks box to officials. ukraine officials say international inspectors are on the site and a search is complete. russia denies involvement in the downing of the jet, european leaders are meeting to consider tougher sanctions for supporting rebels with weapons. >> a dutch father who lost his daughter has written a scathing open letter blaming vladimir putin. she died with her mother, stepfather and step brother headed on vacation. the father said to vladimir putin, i hope you can look in the mirror, you monster. he said his life is ruined. >> the gaza death toll has topped 600 for the first time. 604 have been killed since the fighting started including 46 killed today. two more israeli soldiers died overnight and now the toll for israel is 29. john kerry is meeting with top egyptian and arab leg officials to broker a cease-fire. >> a dozen at an assisted living facility are wake up in a new place after a fire broke out at gateway care fac

given all that, we have new possible time for releasing the refrigerator under the supervision of the inspector of oec and this is 7:00 local time, so within 50 minutes, we're waiting the possible progress in this situation. i just want to deliver the information that in ukraine, during the last days happen three major international crimes. crime number one is that terrorist attack itself, where the terrorists supported by the russian launch rocket missile, surface-to-air missile against the civilian malaysian plane, which brings 298 victims. crime number two, and it is a disaster, the way how the bodies, innocent bodies, including the children were treated. they make -- they take their personal belongings these terrorists, and they treat it very badly. this is bar bearian style of doing this with the bodies of victims, and crime number three, all that during this 96 hours, they try to destroy the evidence. this is impossible because we have all the strong evidence by ukrainian side, by the international community, by the united states, by the countries where civilians have suffered f

on in our building mice come in and eat around the registration and they again into get into the refrigerator 0 we need to know that donna steering wheel is not returning our city to the mayor. >> laura at the homeless service people the inspection i found a noose in my room so at the aids legal referral to respond to get me another inspectors because this is not housing for people with aids they don't treat us correctly there it's important that i will not kill myself i'll be in court august figured out monday at sproisht to testify again so you know the habitat for must not u hunt is affecting us all we don't want this donald sterling thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> tom, tommy 1967 this booets e beatles released a song when i was 64 i was 16 in seven months i'll be 64 and 5 hundred thousand troops it started with a lie. in 1968 richard nixon i have a secret plan to end the war a lie between the two of them 50 thousand people died. reagan a sleeping at the wheel iran chronically traffic and weapons and hostages and the middleman was israel the quiet one. and wanting bush 2000 what

. >> i guess the refrigerator is running and i've got a lot of food. >> it's unbelievable. they can't have better service when they keep raising rates. neighbor marian flynn does not. the second power outage on dutton mill road. she is one of the last restored. >> i am at a hotel, and i don't have the money i would pay you for the motel because i can't sleep. >> peco says 98% of the customers were restored within 48 hours. the company likely wishes more customers had the patience of john bernie. >> hey, take things as they come. you know we have more trouble than this in the world. >> and in terms of how repairs are done, peco says that high voltsage lines get priority and then the lines that affect the most customers. chad pradelli, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you chad. >>> in other news it's search is on for the gunman that shot a pharmaceutical deliveryman in philadelphia. it happened at 10:30 out sired of wellness pharmacy at ridge avenue. the man pulled up to make a delivery and was shot in the finger. we'll have more from this including video from the scene toni

the elements. after days of painful pleading with separatists, this train of five refrigerated wagons brought them oser to a resting place. but behind closed walls began the grim task of working out how many human souls were in the body bags on board. a journey that began so unceremoniously could only grow in dignity. a dutch c-130 taking 16 coffins, four loaded in silence. ukraine's embattled army honoring them as they could. global opinion at one, in sadness. >> we stand together today, united in grief with the families and friends who have lost people they cherish. >> as much dignity as can be afforded these bodies. >> 40 in total carried out today. the rest they hope by friday. only then can forensic science begin to work out who and how many there were. as they landed in eindhoven arld, the noise of recrimination was drowned out by a more powerful silence of respect, grief. the netherlands planes briefly stopped flights, paused entirely for a minute. they played the last post on the bugle, normally for fallen soldiers. instead for these, perhaps victims of a war crime. the line of hearses, thi

as the refrigerated train containing the bodies of victims today reached ukrainian government-controlled town of kharkiv, a day after an emotional appeal by the netherlands' minister of foreign affairs to the united states. >> just imagine that you first get the news that your husband was killed, and then within two or three days, you see images of some thug removing the wedding band from their hands. just imagine that this could be your spouse. allow us to bring the victims' remains home to their loved ones without any further delay. they deserve to be home. >> worse, there is not yet a clear accounting of their remains. initial reports indicate the refrigerated train held more than 200 bodies. 298 people were on that plane. investigators will travel to the crash site tomorrow to begin to sort out the particular nightmarish problem. >> as far as we know at this moment, we are talking about 200. that is for sure, 200 victims which means that there are probably remains left in the area where this disaster took place. >> on a day when three senior experts from malaysia airlines reached the

if that is on top of the refrigerator, not accident. >> this cork was pretty much shot but the bottlealvageable. with the aid of some carbon dioxide and nitrogen gas. i am starting to feel like this is a trip to the dentist. >> the second that comes out, this goes in. >> what does that do? >> it forms a protective cover above the line. >> then, 15 milliliters is poured for tasting. it tasted pretty good as well. decided, this will be record after the bottle is topped up with a current vintage. >> how much value degradation is there in recording a bubble? only 15 to 20s years of age, it can take down the value of little bit. if it were from the 1950's or 1960's, it takes the wind value out by more than 40%. >> the wind would then be certified and given a tracking number. as good as the day it came off the bottling line. >> in china, it is a long-term market. a lot of people talk about the competitiveness of this market. it is super competitive. it is not australia, it is not france, it is every wine producing country in the world. willople like wing yip continue to try to woo a new bre

store them on the counter not in the refrigerator. and again, like mangos they are a superfood loaded with nutritional value. the caribbean red papaya, just love these. and i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. they're also called sunrise papaya. looks like the sunrise, the color. >>> one of the doctors told us he won hearts across the en his make-a-wi >> one of the doctors said you have to be a fighter. >> miles scott is batkid and won hearts across the country when his make-a-wish request was to be batman and the city of san francisco came together to make his dream come true. thousands of people lining the streets cheering him on. well, now one filmmaker is working to bring miles' story to the big screen in a documentary entitled "batman begins." this is the first trailer for the film. batkid is trending now. also trending donald sterling. a judge ruled the los angeles clippers can be sold despite the co-owner's objections. peyton manning, the quarterback breaks out in a hilarious d

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cut it 2 inches up and keep bulbs in the refrigerator. rt to lose that nutritional value the longer you store them. so use them right away. i am stephanie tantillo with your tip of the day. >>> the metal in your electronic tee vices could be making you itch. medical jumpings reporting about people suffering allergic reactions to nickel. an 11-year-old boy had to go to the hospital in san diego because of an itchy rash from a nickel allergy and it was traced back to an ipad he used every day. ipad, well, it's trending because of that. also trending world cup 2018. russia's $20 billion project to host the next world cup already underway. germany beat argentina in the final match yesterday of course. trending there. derek jeter with baseball season half over, nike has released a tribute commercial to the yankee captain featuring quite a few famous faces. even some boston red sox fans. jeter is retiring after the 2014 season. and archie, the comic book icon, will die taking a bullet for his gay friend, best friend in this week's installment of

. >> it is a very slow and delicate process, removing the bodies from the refrigerated train wagons where they currently are, placing them into new body bags, placing them into wooden coffins, and then sending them on their way to the netherlands. we've seen the dutch investigators, the forensic team, on monday reluctant to hurry the counting process. there is a degree of discrepancy in the counted numbers so far. we are seeing the focus moving away from the crash site currently, given that the majority of the bodies have left the disaster zone. importantly, the black boxes that were to -- that were handed over by the self-proclaimed authorities of the donetsk people's republic on monday evening -- much of the focus will be following the progress of the bodies to the netherlands and the black boxes, which are set to be analyzed in the united kingdom. >> as we said earlier, the dutch government has called for a day of mourning this wednesday. we have more. bouquets inof tribute to the dead. nearly one week after the malaysian airlines plane crash, the bodies of some of the victims are set

and there was other beer in the refrigerator. there was just nothing to indicate that she had passed out drunk. >> we wanted to see if perhaps something had been inside of the beer bottle, perhaps foul play, a substance placed in the beer bottle that may have contributed to her death. >> but no foreign substances were found inside the bottle. >> it was baffling. wow! how could this healthy, 24-year-old young lady have died? and is it even possible that she would have simply died of natural causes? >>> in most cases, the medical examiner doesn't have much difficulty determining the cause and manner of an individual's death. but michelle herndon's case was different. >> at the end of the autopsy, i really had no idea. i didn't find anything -- anything slightly wrong whatsoever. >> to find somebody that's deceased without any indication of what caused them to die, especially somebody that's that young, was highly unusual. >> the medical examiner estimated that michelle died about 24 hours before her body was found. so investigators

the bodies have been placed in refrigerated train cars. right now dutch investigators are there, they say the victims are in good condition. in the meantime, the united states says it has powerful evidence in a pro-russia rebels shot down the plane with a russian surface to air missile. this comes as more fighting erupts between the rebels and you ukrainians. richard jordan has the latest developments. >> that fighting is happening near the site of that plane crash. so complicating the efforts to find out what happened. we're hearing from people in the area that they have seen at least four tanks, armored vehicles going by, hearing explosions in the distance and seeing smoke, as well. but now the ukrainian military says they are not behind the fighting. the area is reportedly controlled by this pro-russian rebel group and the first assumption was that the ukranian military was trying to clear them out of there, but ukraine saying they are not involved. there is heightened concern for the investigators. a lot of what is going on is reportedl

store them on the counter not the refrigerator. and when they're nice and soft and wonderful aroma, then ajoy them. after that they get mealy. give them a slight touch, little give, and enjoy. here we go. that's what i'm going to do now. beautiful flavor. i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. i'm going back in. >>> germany's world cup winning team finally back home to a hero's welcome today. check it out. thousands of fans probably hundreds of thousands of fans line the streets. it's the country's fourth title since they touched down in berlin after circling huge crowds, fans over there going nuts today. world cup final broke television records in the u.s., too! more than 26 million people tuned in as germany beat argentina 1-nil. during the final match, twitter chatter spiked to record levels while google searches went through the digital room. germany trending right now. slow ball despite efforts to speed up baseball games they are slower than ever. average this season 3 hours an

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the room. total cost, $118,000. processing room equipment. um, ice machine, refrigeratione electric boiler to cook, uh, the blast freezers-- it was $227,000. the tanks, the full tanks-- uh, foundation for the tanks, the electrical part, the refrigeration part for the tanks, the equipment and design, was $159,000. so where we are right now, we are probably in between $1.6 and $1.8 million. >> 3 cleaners, 4 tail pullers is men. >> mm-hmm. >> cleaners is women. grading, one. >> hmm, better woman. >> woman. then breaking off the-- shocking the meat out of the claws, 3--3 people, women. picking claws, uh-- knuckles, 10. >> 10, yes. number 4, 10 women, knuckles. so i would say women, women, and maybe a man, but all women. >> all women in there. >> we've got one woman, one man, 3 women, and 4 men. okay, one man, two men, 3 women, 10 women, 5 women. see? and you're already at 35. see? by the end of the day it will be 100 people in here. >> [indistinct] didn't she say that, kyle? that eric was walking over there? [chatter] >> yes. um, anybody here, any good news lately, know of any

when you bring them home store them in the refrigerator right away. red delicious apples, red apple in the summertime, late spring, still a beautiful thing. i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. >>> a southern california zoo is welcoming a new resident and it wasn't easy getting her here. how she is doing now at a rocky start. >> and a reminder if you have a consumer problem or question, call our hotline , 888-5-helps-u. volunteers are there right now. ,,,,,, ,, bulldog: it's true! i am a bundle of talent! but my friends are learning skills that can change a life. that's why mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to help train dogs like suzie to engage students in schools and special education classes. while ginger visits folks in the hospital offering quiet comfort. with your help, we can do even more! make a donation at mattressdiscountersdogs.com or any mattress discounters. mattress discounters good deed dogs helping dogs help people. carryon... a look at the change >>> before you boo

when you were i them home, you want to store them in the refrigerator. that's very important. do not store them at room temperature or they will decay faster. the way i like to enjoy them, i just boil them for two or three minutes, that's it, then cut them in half, saute them with olive oil, chopped garlic, tomatoes, a little bit of rosemary, beautiful. that's my style of a red potato salad. you will enjoy it. use a little bit of lemon, too. i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. >> all he wanted to do was cancel his comcast subscription but the cable giant's operate we're have nothing of it. the entire phone conversation was recorded and linda yee has that tape. >> we would like to disconnect, please. >> so why is it that you don't want this faster speeds. >> reporter: all ryan block wanted was to cancel his comcast internet and cable subscription but the comcast guy wasn't going to have it. >> i'm just trying to figure it out what it is about comcast that you're not liking that you don't want to keep. >> reporter: he switched

the train engineer's said the car's refrigeration system was off overnight. the smell of decomposing body is more pronounced. faced with international pressure and the u.n. council vote later today. vladmir putin issued a statement saying russian backed separatists should provide access to the site. among the dutch victims minnesota affiliate spoke with her brother. >> incredibly outgoing. very adventurous. just wanted to conquer the world. and evonne kept him in check. they were perfect for each other. >> on the scene of the crash said the area still isn't secure. >> four full days after the crash, huge pieces of aircraft metal are still unguarded. these are luggage come partments. nearby people's bags appear to have been opened from the scenes we've witnessed from the recovery operation there is is basic. with a car and a bit of rope. they try to haul some wreckage out the water. they bring an old fire truck. >> also on the ground in eastern ukraine max joining us. max, thank you for being with us. you have gotten a firsthand look at the crash scene. where a

now, somebody's been taking [bleep] out of the refrigerator and throwing it on the ground, and it's pissingther one of your stupid pranks, jonald? - no. and your pranks are stupid. - is it you, monday? - what? [eerie music] - i said, somebody's been taking [bleep] out of the fridge and throwing it on the [bleep] ground. and i want to know who it is, because it's not funny! - well, what i want to know is, who keeps pulling the sheets off my bed and hanging them from the ceiling fan at night? - was that you, monday? - what? - have you been taking everybody's sheets off them in the night and hanging them from the ceiling fans? - what? no. - well, clearly, someone's been doing that! [glass shatters] - whoa! who did that? - yeah! who the [bleep] just did that? - which one of you just threw that bottle? - what are we even talking about right now? - did you [bleep]ing throw that bottle, jonald? - no, gogo! [bleep] you! i didn't throw it! - well, did you [bleep]ing throw that bottle, brendon? - yeah! you would do that, brendon. - dude, no! i didn't throw the bottle! - well, somebody threw that [ble

if that is under the bed or on top of the refrigerator, not excellent. rns out this quirk shot, but the bottle was possibly so with budget will -- salvageable. this is feeling more like a trip to the dentist. >> the second that comes out, this goes in. >> what does this do? >> is heavier than air. it forms a protective cover about the wine. >> than 15 milliliters is poor for tasting. >> it smells good. >> it tasted pretty good. it is decided this patient will be recorded after the -- >> how much value degradation is there? is 15-20 years in age, it can take it down. the 1950's or 60's, it takes the wine up by more than 50%. >> as the wind would be certified, given a tracking number, and confirmed authentic. >> look at that. as good as the day it came off the bottling line. >> in china, is a long-term a market. a lot of people talk about the competitiveness of this market. it is super competitive. it is not a story or france. it is every wine producing country in the world, even lebanon imports wine. >> meanwhile, people like this will continue to try and

when you bring them home, simply store them on the counter, not the refrigerator. they will continue to ripen up. you bite into this, juice runs out. that's a beautiful thing. white nectarines middle of summer doesn't get better. i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. >>> this is a fun one. traffic went bananas when 60,000 pounds of fruit spilled on an east bay freeway this week but instead of throwing the food away, it's going to a good cause. >> it sure is. the truck overturned on monday and it spilled contents, and that contents was given to the oakland zoo and what was intact was given to the alameda county food bank. the fruit was on the way to oakland from mexico. it was a mess. >> we have a picture on our facebook page of a monkey eating the banana. >>> a north bay couple whose son died 20 years ago has transformed their grief into something very good. kpix 5's sharon chin shows us this week's jefferson award winners and their story of giving. ♪[ music ] >> okay, say cheese. >> reporter: a big thank you for d

last hour, we learned an international team of experts and monitors have been given access to the refrigerator rated train cars where the remain are being stored. >> we also learned that u.s. military and intelligence officials are trying to determine if russian personnel were on site on the scene when the missile was fired at mh-17. they talk with barbara starr. >> reporter: officials are telling me that is the big unanswered question at the moment. were the russians there at the moment of the shoot down? they are trying to determine that, but so far they have a good deal of information that indicates the weapons and the support did come from russia. unknown to the world, pro russian rebels secretly moved a heavy arsenal of weapons into place days ago, weapons that would lead to the shoot down of malaysia airlines flight 17 according to a u.s. intelligence analysis. >> there was a convoy several weeks ago, about 150 vehicles with armed personnel carrier, multiple rocket launchers, tanks, artillery, all of which crossed over from russia into the eastern part of ukraine and was turned over to t

these go in the refrigerator right away. very important.you leave them at room temperature for long, you're going to have cherry juice not bing cherries. bing cherries from washington state, enjoy them with these prices, eat all you can. might give you a stomach ache but they still taste good i'm stephanie tantillo your -- tony tantillo your fresh grocer. nice. >> tony thanks. >>> if you've been walking around san francisco thought you saw the rock pass by. you're not crazy. he's in town this week. filming scene, for the upcoming movie "san andreas." it received criticism though from merchants when they filmed around the wharf and russian hill. you see the crews there and they will be shooting scenes today around almost bard and hay street along with 300 extras. so if you're driving, might want to stay away. >> stay away. >> by the way if you're getting sick, don't do it in a cab. the extra charge to passengers will get if they don't quite make it home. coming up. >> and a reminder, if you have a consumer problem or question, call our hotli