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. >> reporter: the u.k., australia and canada all allow some gay men to donate blood, and congressman honda wants the u.s. to be on that list. he will continue to fight for this cause with the fda. michelle roberts. nbc bay area. >>> digging through the rubble after a massive quake. the latest on the quake that struck south of the border. >>> i'm scott budman. coming up, why new security concerns about our mobile devices could soon lead to more charging stations at airports. >>> i'm marianne favro, live where a fire ripped through a nationally acclaimed restaurant. coming up, find out what investigators say happened. >>> up in flames. a world famous south bay restaurant catches on fire. now many are already asking when it will re-open. investigators meanwhile are trying to figure out how this started. nbc bay area's marianne favro is live in los gatos where the owner stopped by a few minutes ago to assess the damage. >> reporter: he is devastated by the fire but does plan to re-open at this location. investigators say the fire started outside of the restaurant by the gas meter and too

world right now it tends to be china tends to be the english speaking countries us canada australia new zealand and even the u.k. but germany and the rest of continental europe i think is doing itself a terrible disfavor by continuously remaining austere under the guise of politically correct. conservative methodologies of accounting i think they're making a terrible mistake now just looking very quick question here on gold reserves the germans have been saying that there were going to repatriate reserves from paris new york and london i mention this in my headline but given that they have any reason to do so. well if i were the germans and i've had my gold stored in the united states and france for since the end of world actually since for his war one i'd i would like to have my gold back in my own vault so i don't see anything that's unusual about that demand i'm a little concerned and the operative word here is a little i'm a little concerned that it's taken us so long to repatriate even small amounts of gold but do i actually believe that there is something the ferias going on that there is that the gold is

the rest were from malaysia, australia, the u.k., belgium, the philippines, canada, also new zealand.e victims came from all walks off life. one was a nun. another an employee from the world health organization. her glowing personality will be forever be the memory of her friends and family. >> reporter: the 25-year-old seems to have made the same impression on everyone she met. >> her smile, she was probably the happiest person in our lab. she could brighten anyone's day. she was just so full of energy, bright, and thoughtful, and kind. >> reporter: and talented. she was studying computational chemistry and teaching undergraduate chemistry. >> she's very outgoing. very straightforward. she smiles a lot. she smiled a lot. >> reporter: the dutch citizen was taking a few weeks off from her studies to visit family and travel. her father posted the news on her facebook page saying our brilliant, lively beautiful daughter was in the plane that crashed together with her boyfriend. we grieve for three reasons, for them and their splendid future together. >> you don't meet people like that an

the rest from from malaysia, australia, indonesia, the u.k., germany, belgium, the philippines, new zealand, and as we just heard, canadand the downing of mh17. a double tragedy for many in malaysia. >> people thought, it can't be another flight from malaysia airlines. the disappearance of flight mh 370 is still a mystery and the shooting death of mh 17 is another staggering blow for this airline. >> reporter: one by one the full names of 298 passengers. the manifest released by the airline. they are grand parents, children, students, malaysia mourning the soul aboard flight 17. it is an all too familiar feeling. >> now here we are again. going through a series of tragic incidents. this is something which i think a lot of our crew members are unable to accept. >> reporter: disbelief says the air flight attendant. four months after the disappearance of mh flight 370 over the indian ocean. malaysia crew members say they were just beginning to step away from the flight 370 ugliness. the question, why them again? >> we cannot believe that this incident can happen over such a short period. and it happened again. >> reporter:

forty four were from malaysia twenty seven from australia twelve from indonesia and the rest were citizens of the u.k. germany belgium the philippines canada and new zealand there's at least one american on board a man by the name of quinn lucas shan's men a dual u.s. dutch citizen. investigation into the crash is just beginning a thirty member delegation most who are from the organization for security and cooperation in europe arrived at the scene today artie's francisco why excuse me has more that is a caution some of this video could be disturbing in twelve kilometers around here there is still this is of the bodies there are also this is offered us a lot of details of their lives of these almost three hundred people know the local government of don't ask is saying that they agree to make a ceasefire for some days that they can do an investigation and here they can come they say that they always see and also the international civil aviation organization the situation in this moment is that around some kilometers we have heard some grad rockets this means that big combat is still going on now is our correspondent francisco. all right tak

forty four were from malaysia twenty seven from australia twelve from indonesia and the rest were citizens of the u.k. germany belgium the philippines canada new zealand and hong kong there is at least one american on board a man by the name of quinn lucas shands men a dual u.s. dutch citizen the investigation into the crash is just beginning a thirty member delegation most of which are from the organization for security and cooperation in europe arrived at the scene today artie's francisco has more but just a caution some of the video may be disturbing. in twelve kilometers around here there is still pieces of the bodies there are also this is all for grass and a lot of details of their lives of these almost three hundred people know the local government of the don't ask is saying that they agree to make a ceasefire for some days that they can do an investigation and here they can come they said they always see and also be international civil aviation organization the situation in this moment is that in or around some kilometers we have heard from grad rockets this means that the combat is still going on and i was r.t. correspondent franc

others came from australia, belgium, canada, germany, new zee lan, southeast asia and the -- new zealand, southeast asia and the u.k>> happening right now, the united nations security council is holding an emergency meeting about the malaysia flight shot down over eastern ukraine. a moment ago, they released a statement, they promised a full and thorough investigation and also they expressed their deep concern and condolences for the victims. and president obama is scheduled to make a statement from the white house in about an hour from right now. ktvu's kyla campbell, live in washington, d.c. with details from both the white house and the u.n. meeting. kyla? >> reporter: while we're waiting for president obama to make that statement next hour, right now, we are watching live this u.n. security council meeting, the emergency meeting right now. u.n. ambassador miss powers to the united states, she'll speaking we'll have to listen in and get that for you next hour. but they did say the cease fire called for quickly dissipated. >> rapidly deteriorating crisis in ukraine that bears consequences far beyond the country's