the latest on the terrorist marching through iraq. first, a crisis of epic proportions on the southern beard, a wave of illegal immigrants, many of them children crossing into the u.s. the potential cost just to deal with them without fixing the problem, more than $2 billion. so who is to blame for all of this border chaos? here's what senator ted cruz told megan kelly. >> this is the human humanitarian crisis and it's the direct result of president obama's lawlessness and unwillingness to enforce the law. >> so is senator cruz right? >> yeah, he is. if you look at the newspapers in honduras they're telling people if your child goes across the border they'll get amnesty. that president obama will not deport them and neither will his administration and the question is why are we opening our home and our wallet at a time when we don't even have money to take care of ourselves? i understand that the president wants to help illegals, he wants to help these dreamers; but what about the dream of the young american citizens in this country w

islamic militants linked to al qaeda are sweeping through northern iraq. they're advancing through other cities. the militants belong to a group called the islamic state in iraq. they attacked the consulate general of turkey in mosul and have reportedly forced half a million people to flee. they also battled with security forces in other cities, the site of iraq's largest oil refinery. the prime minister says military commanders will launch an operation to contain the insurgents and he's calling on iraqis to join the fight. secretary of state john kerry discussed the situation with the tur kish foreign minister. he said they are ready to provide any foreignssistance to the governments of turkey and iraq. syrian president issued a statement calling them terrorists and he said his government is ready to cooperate with iraqi leaders to fight their common enny. more details on this story as they come in. thanks very much for joining us. this wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. we'll be back at the top of the hour. tavis: good

but first fighters with the extremist islamic state of iraq and syria known as isis are sweeping through iraq as they try to carve out an islamic caliphate for themselves they reportedly seized vast territories of north and west iraq and are now in control of several border crossings with syria and jordan it's proper to washington to send in three hundred military advisors to help the nation from plummeting into chaos isis has a reputation for brutality to the point that even al-qaeda has distanced itself from the group one example of these pictures of captive iraqi soldiers being a whore herded together before being summarily shot isis is advance was swift and deadly reportedly capturing three cities on sunday this map you can see the two routes where the terrorists have chosen to take to their eventual target baghdad iraqi troops have put up little resistance so far fleeing in the face of the extremist onslaught are reports. fifteen thousand fighters ten thousand operations in iraq one thousand assassinations and all last year alone the state of iraq and syria now known more notoriously as

last year alone the state of iraq and syria now known more notoriously as isis has been slicing through iraq moving closer and closer to baghdad and they're running a slick modern p.r. campaign to even publishing an official report of their activities using computer generated graphics it paints a clear picture of the terror organization including the types and amounts of weapons they use their strategy details of operations and targets former intelligence officers claim it produces its press releases like a giant corporation trying to create an image of a world structured disciplined and effective organization or to attract funding but their actions speak loudly to as isis fighters have almost to reach the iraqi capital killing scores of people along the way in just around seven b. while during the u.s. led invasion of the country it took the allied forces twenty two days to reach baghdad the alternate goal of isis is to create a new islamic state merging parts of iraq and syria into one now it's believed that the movement grew out of al qaeda in iraq emerging from the cast of the two thousa

they can sweep through iraq they're going to go into jordan and you're going to have spinoffs. that would be created isis in iraq right now is not just foreign fighters and what have you a lot of what are some old saddam hussein's groups certainly people who work for him who are all sudanese and and who joined on to isis there a lot of a. lot of elements a lot of islamic groups that are joining i says inside iraq of course. the prime minister who is shia is resisting any efforts to change his government to try to. make the bring in this bring in more sunni's into the into the government and make it more representative but it may be too little too late already more of the week's news to come including spain's cautious coronation as philippe the six was crowned king protests across spain to show the austerity has left people mulling whether the monarchy is worth keeping this and more after a short break stay with us. please . this is the media lead us so we lead the media. by the same motions and you're. right the party there's a bill. that no one is asking with the guests that yo

there's some indication that if they can sweep through iraq they're going to go into jordan and they're going to have spin offs. that would be created so it's a major policy decision now on whether or not there's going to be any u.s. intervention at this point and try to stymie their their forward progress which is basically a blitzkrieg the intelligence is got to be pinpoint accurate and you've got to find them isis in iraq right now is just foreign fighters and what have you a lot of what are some old saddam hussein's groups certainly people who work for him who are all sudanese and and who joined on to isis there a lot of a. lot of elements a lot of islamic groups that are joining i says inside iraq of course. the prime minister who is shia is resisting any efforts to change his government to try to. make the bring in this bring in more sunni's into the into the government and make it more representative but it may be too little too late already. spain is welcoming the new king today still it seems in the capital and full swing later on we take a look at what the change of the way re

but first fighters with the extremist islamic state in iraq and syria known as isis are sweeping through iraq as they try to carve out an islamic state there they reportedly seized vast territories of north and west iraq and are now in control of several border crossings with syria and jordan has prompted washington to send some three hundred military advisers to help the nation seems to be swiftly turning towards chaos isis has a reputation for brutality to the point that even al qaida has distanced itself from the group here's just one example these pictures of captive iraqi soldiers being herded together before being summarily shot isis an advance it was swift and deadly they reportedly captured three cities sunday alone this map shows you the two main routes they terrorists have chosen to get to their eventual target the capital baghdad iraqi troops have put up little resistance fleeing in the face of the extremists onslaught in some cases going off explains isis has become renowned for its brutality but also for its organization even issuing annual reports. fifteen thousand fighters ten

is weighing what to do with the militant force sweeping through iraq taking overseas and towns on a march toward the capital of baghdad. iraqi government forces seem to be holding onto control of the country's largest oil refinery after it was stormed by sunni insurgents, the group called isis, who planted the flag on the ground at that refinery. we are hearing the president is coidering whether to send additional security forces to assist the iraqis. right now there are 170 troops in iraq protecting our u.s. embassy. an additional 100 forces staged outside iraq somewhere in the region who could be called upon to go in and protect the airport there. there are mostly air force personnel be at we will bring you new developments and take you live to the white house for the president's remarks when he steps up to the podium. ♪ >> this is "outnumbered." here today, sandra smith and our one lucky guy, eric foley. today's surprise guest. >> you can't make it up. >> we're going to see if i can give him a little more grief like i did yesterday. >> we usually see eye to eye on things. but that was

and syria now all of them to torricelli as isis has been slicing through iraq their activities you can come former intelligence officers claim it produces its releases like a jet corp to an image of a wall structure killing squinty two movies to reach baghdad the alternate goal thousand and three invasion to date it has fifteen thousand fighters. from neighboring middle eastern countries but around two thousand are believed and crucifixions most of its funding is traced to southeast asia particularly indonesia because she would the biggest muslim population on earth and look to the conflicts in iraq and syria. while baghdad seek support there are over whether the u.s. military intelligence needed for a precision getting involved in iraq again. weapons are already ended up in back to iraq is going to cost more money spent you know they've spent ready the isis insurgency is not just a problem if you are almost at five percent. currently trading at this price more than one hundred and for. the next couple of months. the situation could indeed become catastrophic iraq exports about two poi

islamic state has taken territory now, highlighted here in orange, spanning from syria all the way through iraq. iraq's second largest city, mosul, fell yesterday. and here's elizabeth palmer. ( gunshots ) >> reporter: this evening iraqi forces were digging in to battle islamic militants on the outskirts of the oil city of kirkuk. ( gunshots ) but just 90 miles away, mosul had already fallen into militant hands with barely a fight. youtube video shot yesterday shows one of their convoys rolling into the city past burning police and army vehicles. the only sign of the security forces-- the uniforms they abandoned before they deserted. one masked fighter gloated on camera about the route and then warned this is just the beginning. the group has big ambitions in an area they're fighting to control, to establish a vast fundamentalist islamic state. and in the last 24 hours they've attacked key towns where for the most part iraqi security forces simply melted away. iraq's prime minister nuri al- maliki has declared a state of emergency and blamed his army collapse on a conspiracy, but so far he hasn

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president has stressed that to the crisis in iraq can only be solved through political means how about in a white house briefing he said some form of military action could be taken if there's a need for it for details i'm joined now by marine a partner in new york worried and we've seen obama stand up for i mean it's been weeks as anybody has said anything from his the side of things what more do we know from that speech. well as the crisis in iraq is deepening the u.s. is being drawn back into the war torn country whether it likes it or not u.s. president barack obama is sending up to three hundred what he calls military advisers to iraq to retrain iraqi troops and gather intelligence now the new deployment is in addition to the some two hundred seventy five u.s. troops already sent to iraq to protect u.s. personnel and the embassy in baghdad which president obama said has been secured now the u.s. leader says that. american troops will be increasing their diplomatic and surveillance efforts in iraq but forces will not be returning to combat he says the crisis must be solved by the ir

hits continue to push through iraq there's no part of society unaffected you know seeing footage apparently showing children joining the ranks of isis young boys as seen holding automatic rifles while traveling with a convoy of rebels human rights watch claims that in syria isis fighters are already recruiting children the snipers but their role in iraq has not been confirmed. the u.s. has an official request from baghdad to launch airstrikes in iraq but isis supporters have threatened to avenge any strike with attacks on americans you can get the details on this story as well as live updates on the ongoing crisis in iraq at r.t. dot com. now the u.s. is ready to relax fresh tanks sanctions against russia over the crisis in ukraine if as it says moscow will not deescalate the situation is european allies are echoing the threats and while the measures are designed to damage russia's economy the plans are also sending shivers through american big business is important reports. as the u.s. and its western allies consider a third round of economic sanctions against russia the two biggest u.s. b

thousand assassinations and all isis has been slicing through iraq claiming it produces its press releases. its fighters have almost to reach. space to reach baghdad the alternate goal of isis is to create a new out of fighters most of whom are thought to be from neighboring middle eastern countries but about two thousand are believed to have come from europe including britain isis has also become known for extreme brutality including widespread beheadings and crucifixions most of its funding is traced to southeast asia particularly indonesia because she would the biggest muslim population on earth would following the arrest of high profile jihad as their it said extremists are now turning their attention to the conflict in iraq and syria while baghdad seek support their advice over whether the u.s. has the military intelligence needed for persuasion earth difference on list even ellen says getting involved in iraq again would be an unwelcome blow to the. to the iraqi military i think would be a nightmare they have the weapons. isis hands that weapons have so then you have the other thing

this is because of this so-called strategic withdrawal, the militants have a clear run through through iraq and syria. they can run back and forth and move assets. but they have a clear run-through to the capital, the sunni towns they've set their sights on. we've had eyenesses speaking of seeing militants as close as the doorstep of bagdad. they may call it strategic. a lot of security forces we've been speaking with said it is much easier to stand and fight than it is to regroup and to attempt to retake brooke. that is the big challenge that lies ahead for the iraqi government and their allies. >> at the same time, just again, hearing from secretary kerry where you are in bagdad, he is calling upon this new inclusive government, and i'm curious, you're talking to iraqis, we've heard from different iraqi citizens hoping this visit from the u.s. secretary of state would bring about chair and this air of inclusiveness. how confident are they that this will happen with the current prime minister? >> reporter: especially the current prime minister is seen as the architect of a lot of the disen

iraq. he said he wouldn't answer theoretical questions. but i think it is clear, quickly let me run through those for you. the iranians have had a presence in iraq, since 2003, since the fall of pseudodam hussein, often the covert present, but we know there are also you rainian forces and they have been going in through iraq, that could force the expedition of the revolutionary guards. can u.s. had 170,000 troops they have none now, but they still have air assets that could be deployed. and i understand the iraqis have already asked for drones and possibly for other close air support. helicopter aircraft, and you heard from president obama that he is keeping all options on the table. the turks, of course, are deeply involved because there is 80 being held hostage. ruled out the turks doing some sort of surprise military commando operation. according to state television, about 25 people were also hurt. women and children, were among the dead and injuries. it happened in the neighborhood. most people there that's the sect president bashar al-asaad belongs to. an egyptian court -- detention fo

kerry calls the sunni advance through iraq a critical moment in the middle east. on sunday they took control of two more border crossings into syria and jordan, a key u.s. ally. president obama told "cbs this morning" anchor norah o'donnell it could pose a threat to the entire region. >> the problem with isis is the fact that they are destabilizing the country that could spill ore into some of our allies like jordan and that they are engaged in wars in syria where in that vacuum that's been created they could amass more arms, more resources. >> susan mcginnis is in washington with more. susan, good morning. >> marlie, good morning. the president's plan, which secretary kerry will deliver today, is to urge and help iraq to form a more inclusive government, to actually hand over political control to some of these political opponents before this insurgency can gain any more control. secretary of state john kerry is in baghdad today meeting with iraq's prime minister and other local leaders. he's on a diplomatic mission, talking about what assistance the u.s. is willi

push through iraq the united states increases security in baghdad and could be looking to cooperate with one of its biggest adversaries. >> until then keep your feet on the ground and keep reaching for the stars. >> a legend is silenced dreamscene casey kasem. >>> the spurs and heat atop the nba to win the champion in 15 years dreamscene captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, june 16, 2014 dreamscene good morning, thankings for joining us. islamic militants continue their push toward the capital and sclam they've executed hundreds of iraqi soldiers. and it's reported that the u.s. may seek the help of iran to control the deteriorating situation. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> good morning. support grows in washington for the u.s. to coordinate its response with iran. u.s. officials are sending nearly 100 sold yerps and marines to secure the american embassy in baghdad. some have been sent toward the middle part of the country. the extremic group has already captured a large part of northern iraq and said it was behind yesterday's

miles knot of -- the goal of the group is to create a strict islamic state that extends from syria through iraq. today president obama meeting with top congressional leaders about the situation in iraq. the group will include senate majority leader harry reid, senate minority leader mitch mcconnell and nancy pelosi. they will discuss the situation in iraq. >>> a state lawmaker is warning gas prices in california could jump 12 cents a gallon starting in january. california has the highest gas taxes in the country and wants to stop regulation approved by the states air resources board that could cost even more. >> it is a hidden gas tax because it directly attributes to new regulation. >> it is not a tax. it is part of the cap and trade program. >> that program will charge companies who pollute the air, oil refineries already pay it. starting in january suppliers that deliver >>> plans for a. >> the moment i saw the baby in the pool he was like gone. >> she doesn't know how to swim but what this woman did next saved a little boy's life. the often over looked tool near the pool that was the key. >

doesn't need permission from congress to launch a military strike in iraq now he says if he decides to go ahead he will try to pass this through congress why do you think we're seeing such a quick change well this iraq situation or the dozen years or so the american people it's not popular amongst the people it is being handed to the democratic party now is their war we've forgotten that this started out as the bush war the republicans war so. in order to retain support for democratic candidates this november he really does not want to be seen as a president that ignores popular opinion in the united states. the obama administration of course saying you're talking about the hesitation from the american people perhaps he's playing it safe but he talked about complications in the case of airstrikes what does that mean militarily how are you analyzing that. well you know everything looks good on a computer screen and show you blow up a kid or a wedding party or kill women and children and that gets on the internet so these that we don't have a lot of control in targeting we don't have a lot of good data on the ground at all is fa

iraq's leaders. only leaders -- help them through this crisis. ed states will not pursue military options at the expense of another. there is no military solution inside of iraq certainly not one that is led by the united states. there is a need for a more capable iraqi force and one that denies groups like isil a safe haven. alongside the loss of nearly 4,500 american patriots many veterans carry the wounds of that war and will for the rest of their life. here at home, iraq sparked intense emotions but what is clear from the last decade is the need for the united states to ask hard questions before we take action abroad. particularly military action. the most important question we should all be asking is the issue that we have to keep front and center is what is in the national security interest that is what i stay focused on. in going forward we will continue to consult closely with congress and keep the american people informed and remain vigilant and continue to do everything in our power to protect the security of the united states and the sa

>>> as insurgents push through iraq the united states increases security in baghdad and could be looking to cooperate with one of its biggest adversaries. >> until then keep your feet on the ground and keep reaching for the stars. >> a golden voice is silenced. a look back at the life of legendary radio host casey kasem. >>> and dynasty undone. the san antonio spurs and the miami heat's two-year reign atop the nba to win their fifth championship in 15 years. captioning funded by cbs captioning funded by cbs >>> thisthe >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, june 16, 2014. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm marlie hall in for anne-marie green. this morning some personnel at the u.s. embassy in baghdad are being relocated. islamic militants continue their push toward the capital and claim they've executed hundreds of iraqi soldiers. the state department has issued a travel warning for u.s. citizens. and it's reported that the u.s. may seek the help of iran to control the deteriorating situation. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> marlie, good morning. as

assassinations and all last year alone the state of iraq and syria now known more notoriously as through iraq moving closer and closer to baghdad and. routed graphics it paints a clearer picture of the terror organization including the types in amounts of weapons they use their strategy details of operations and targets former intelligence officers claim that the. mission. for extreme. asked for help u.s. defense officials are reportedly lucky getting involved in iraq again would be a major blow to america's federal budget of already ended up in isis hands or at least a lot of weapons have so then you have the other thing is it could be a drone campaign or it could be a full fledged air campaign and the economic consequences of course all of that cost money and the united states is already has a seventeen trillion dollar debt and i think we're already overextended around the world and to get back into iraq is going to cost more money and more billions and i thought. as i say the american people are tired of not only the lives lost american lives overseas in these places but also the money spe

britain's best interests amid worries the friendship is growing too close and renegade al qaida out is through iraq towards baghdad capturing two more cities the us place up military help the crumbling country.

american iraq, and it's through them they smuggled militant groups to fight the americans, and they succeeded in making that difficult for the americans to the extent and thought it's better to leave iraq better than the way they left. the assad regime changes to be a near dictator, he is securing the majority and the americans watching him, not doing much to the extent, instead of helping the moderates sunnies, they led them to their knees, and leaving the ground to the militant sunni, and they created them in other areas. similar thing happened in iraq, in iraq, isl is not only the one in iraq. it has been cooperating with at least ten armed groups. some of them are mercenaries, but more than that, the isl are the former iraqi officers. and this will tell you what the disman. the iraqi, it is the officers fighting the new officers, and they proved that the old officers are more capable and able to defeat the new army. the new army is corrupt and badly trained, inefficient. and they know this very well. >> an army disbanded by the united states. does the united states hav

they can sweep through iraq they're going to go into jordan and they're going to have spin offs. that would be created isis in iraq right now is just foreign fighters and what have you a lot of are some old saddam hussein. groups certainly people who work for him who are all sudanese and and who joined on to isis there a lot of a. lot of elements a lot of islamic groups that are joining i says inside iraq of course. the prime minister who is shia is resisting any efforts to change his government to try to. make the bring in this bring in more sunni's into the into the government and make it more representative but it may be too little too late already. more of the will be used to calm including spain's cautious carnation as philippe to say that it's crowning protests across spain show how stared he's left people mulling whether the monarchy is worth having. and america's military grade cops we hear concerns that tooled up officers might cause a rise in police brutality in the u.s. . israeli defense forces have swept through artie's office in the west bank destroying equipment and

against these isis militants who have picked up american-made weapons on their way from syria through iraq and are driving some american-made vehicles in their armed assault on the population centers along the way. this is an escalation for the united states which has pledged no combat troops even while it strengthens the number of military advisers now operating on the ground. in short, the situation in iraq remains a mess tonight as it has been on and off for a decade. we start with our chief foreign correspondent, richard engel, who is back in baghdad. richard, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. it feels like we have been here before. once again, i'm on a baghdad rooftop, a curfew is in place. and now armed american drones and planes are above. they're not authorized to fire on militants unless to directly protect american advisers who are here. but i can tell you the iraqi military and the iraqi government which are struggling in their fight against the militants would like to see these american weapons put to use. u.s. drones like this one are now over iraq armed with hel

western iraqi towns and their own slaughter through the country that continues brutality is the signature tactic of the fighters from the islamic state of iraq and syria group they have left a trail of blood on the march through the water on country live not shied away from boasting about their atrocities either the pictures you're seeing here from the al qaeda offshoot show the mass executions of soldiers they were released in the the week. groups even released to a promo video to seek out new recruits the isis advance was swift and deadly they reportedly captured three cities today alone yet some sources say this was down to a tactical withdrawal by the army on this map you can see the two main routes that have been taken as that as those terrorists try to get to their eventual target baghdad article piskun off has more on the extremists terror take over. fifteen thousand fighters ten thousand operations in iraq one thousand assassinations and all last year alone the state of iraq and syria now known more notoriously as isis has been slicing through iraq moving closer and closer to baghdad and they're running a slick modern p.r. campaign t

opponents make up i.s.i.s., the islamic state of iraq in syria which is cutting a violent swath through iraq and moving toward baghdad. we have a team of correspondents on this and begin with margaret brennan, traveling with secretary kerry now in amman, jordan. margaret. >> reporter: top sunni and shiite leaders will begin crafting a political solution to this crisis, but kerry also said the threat of i.s.i.s. on the ground, u.s. could take military action before the new government is formed. >> they do pose a threat. they cannot be given safe haven anywhere because, given safe haven, they will continue to plot against governments locally, regionally and abroad. >> reporter: following a nearly two-hour long meeting with prime minister nouri al-maliki, kerry said the u.s. will continue to work with the iraqi government. >> the support will be intense, sustained and, if iraq's leaders take the necessary steps to bring the country together, it will be effective. >> reporter: kerry said prime minister maliki will abide by the country's constitution and begin forming the new government next week

just moments ago, a militant group marching through iraq confirmed what many suspected. they're goal is to seize baghdad. >> the crisis unfolding right now is threatening to undo the eight-year attempt by the united states military to stabilize the country. the al qaeda-inspired group has taken mosul and tikrit. abc's alex marquardt is in the region and just filed this report. >> reporter: al qaeda on the move. the roads of northern iraq littered with the burned out carcasses of iraqi army vehicles. soon after taking iraq's second-biggest city, mosul, the al qaeda offshoot, known as i.s.i.s., went to take tikrit, the home of saddam hussein. we're dealing with this situation. we're not going to allow this to carry on, said iraq's prime minister. there's little evidence that i.s.i.s., short of the islamic state of iraq and syria, is facing little resistance. the prime minister has asked citizens to take up arms, as iraqi forces are fleeing. so, too, are normal iraqis. around 500,000 people are believed to have left mosul. fleeing not i.s.i.s., but out of fear that iran wil

was there, but now they are actually using iraqi territory to send their fighters through iraq to fightn behalf the asaad regime. so they have roots in iraq, and the iranians could be involved if the iraqis ask them. then of course last, you have the u.s. 170,000 troops back in 2007, none at all now. but many on servers saying many diplomates here saying that really if the iraqi forces are going to push out of the areaing they are now digging in, they will need air support. i understand from diplomates that so far, the iraqis have asked the u.s. for drones, and they say that they also might need other close air support, helicopters, and jets. of course for now answer from united states. >> international oil markets are worried as unrest threatened one of the world's largest oil nations john terrorist rett is here with more. >> thank you, let me first begin by showing you where the fighters are at this time. for that we turn to a very complicated map of the northern portion of iraq. you know they have saken out is second city. about the size of l.a., and they also in have control ofikrit

interests amid worries the friendship has grown too close and renegade i did you how these ten through iraq baghdad capturing two more cities while the u.s. weighs up military help for the crumbling country. i welcome you're watching r.t. international coming to you live from moscow. start with breaking news because ukraine's defense ministry says all forty nine people on board a military transport plane that was shot down in the ganske are dead and army officials said more details will be released during the recovery operation video has now emerged showing the aftermath of the attack on the plane is still to come down against port artie's paul scott joins us live now from the ukrainian capital in kiev paul what else can you tell us. well the plane was shot down in the early hours of saturday morning as it approached new gowns airports here confirming that on board at the time were troops equipment machinery and food activists are claiming responsibility for the attack saying they brought the jet down with an anti aircraft missile. over the pool of our forces of look at the airport which is

branagh it al qaida jihadist here or through iraq towards baghdad capturing two more cities while the u.s. wakes up military help for the crumbling country. which martin national we start with breaking news and government fighters in the guns going east ukraine have now confirmed that they shot down a military transport plane the ukrainian army says all forty nine people on board were killed and video has now emerged showing the aftermath of the attack the plane going down going to the airport. is the latest from. the plane that was shot down in the early hours of saturday morning as it approached the guns at ports here confirming that on board troops equipment machinery and food at all claiming responsibility for the attack saying they brought the jet down with. our forces look at the airport which is a strategic point to look and demand that their old. cranium troops larry also warns that any military jet flying over trying to land there will be considered an aggressor at their own to the evolution seventy six jet attempted to land it was hit with a rocket that exploded inside the p