that leaves 8 percent unaccounted for.t they said -- "what is the situation doing in iraq?" [ laughter and applause ] guessing what he always does. gym, tan, laundry. i don't think he has new moves based on where he is. i think that -- that's his routine. next one, people were asked, how often do you check nutritional labels on the food you eat? 21 percent said always. 59 percent said most of the time. 12 percent said rarely. that leaves 8 percent unaccounted for. let's see what they said. "oops, i ate the label." [ laughter ] "i ate it." here's the good news, though. there's probably the least amount of calories in the label and quite a quite a bit of fiber. [ laughter ] so, win-win. next question asked, are you proud to be an american? 86 percent said yes. 10 percent said no. that leaves 4 percent unaccounted for. let's see what they said. yes, until "the bachelor" comes on. [ laughter and applause ] i think we all feel that way. i think we all feel that way. next, we asked people, what is your favorite book? 42 percent

we are hearing reports that the remains of many people are still unaccounted for. from one group of international observers today that said they were told those trained result saw leave the station a couple of days back at the crash site contained 260 bodies which would leave 38 people unaccounted for. because were told that they were not allowed to verify themselves. international observers did not count the bodies at the site, so they cannot be sure. we also have some disturbing reports that there are still some remains actually lying on the ground at the crash site. you heard the australian prime minister say today he is concerned if more pressure is not put on the russian president to provide access to the crash site, those are made may never make it back. >> two ukrainian fighter jets were shot down today. you were talking about president bruton, does this put pressure on him? >> if for no other reason, the optics do not look good here there is supposed to be a de-escalation, not an escalation of fighter jets being shot down. at a technical sense, those planes

cdc and the fbi are investigating why the samples of smallpox were lying around for so many years unaccounted for. here's what happened. on july 1st, an fda researcher cleaning out a cold storage closet in a lab on the nih bethesda, maryland, campus, found a number of vials from the 1950s. some of the vials were labeled typhus, infrienda, and murchs but six sealed tubes were labeled var yoela, the scientific word for smallpox. smallpox was appeared irradicated in the '80s and are only supposed to be stored in two places, in the cdc in atlanta and a lab in russia. the vials were first moved to a safe location on the nih campus. then late yesterday, the fbi oversaw air and ground transport of the virus to cdc headquarters. overnight testing confirmed the presence of smallpox. it will take up to two weeks to determine if the smallpox virus has any ability to grow. in any case, the plan is to destroy it. a cdc spokesman told me, it's a fascinating discovery for scientists, the equivalent of finding a babe ruth card in the attic but he said there's no public health threat. >> john, thank you very

this is unaccount, israeli account. this incorrect, as i said to you, this started in the west bank. netanyahu actually was pressurized by-- especially and disgruntlement in the street of the israeli towns. and that's why they wanted-- he wanted to revenge. he started the-- this episode and we retall grated. we do not like to launch rockets. we do not want to target people. excuse me, i would like to give an example. if you look at the martyrs, the palestinians martyrs, most of them are civilians. however on the other side they are militants. they are combatants. this is eeh5atic of the morality of the resistance, and the immorality of the israeli aggression. >> rose: it is with respect not just israelis saying this. this is former president bill clinton, quote, hamas was perfectly well aware of what would happen if they started raining rockets on israel am they fired a thousand of them and they have a strategy designed to force israel to kill their own civilians so the rest of the world will condemn them. that's presi

remains unaccounted for. fears the debris field has been compromised. and in the netherlands, a nation mourns. >> there's so many victims, it's a tragedy for individual members of the family and friends. >>> remembering lives lost while families wait for answers. >>> in gaza more violence and tough talk. >> what we are seeing with hamas is another instance of islamist extremism. hamas is like i.s.i.s. hamas is like al qaeda. hamas is like hezbollah. hamas is like boko haram. >> for many palestinians and israeli mothers - they are burying their children. >>> world leaders demand diplomacy to end the blood shed. israel is top a ceasefire. will hamas agree. and a social experiment 20 years in the making. two kids from the inner city - one black, one white, both dreaming for a better life. >> when they start out they are cute and cuddly, you want each and every one to own the world. and you know sadly that that will not happen. >>> stunning results of a study that raises the question when you come from the main streets is the american dream dead on arrival

. >> 200, do the quick math, that's t98 victims still unaccounted for presumably at that crash site. let me ask also you, nick, about the black boxes, the analysis of the black box data. who will be taking custody from here on out? >> the black boxes have been in the territory of ukraine. we just heard from a key ukrainian official leading the investigation here that the dutch will be taking the lead in the investigation. we also know that britain will be used to go through the content of those black boxes that will find their way to the united kingdom. a complex international investigation as so many different citizens were killed on mh-17. hopefully it will yield a parity for what happened in the final few minutes on the mh-17 flight. >> the big question is, were they tampered with, how much will that affect it? >>> just ahead, we're seeing new photographs that could reveal the key evidence of what brought down flight 17. what these small holes tell investigators about the final moments for those 298 passengers on board the plane. >>> also, yachts and mansions and professional spor

that leaves 98 more people pretty much unaccounted for. a big question, what's -- where are they? the malaysian prime minister has said publicly we must not forget those who remain unaccounted for. we urge the search to continue for those who are still missing. we went out to the crash site wednesday evening as the sun was starting to set, as the procession was still taking place in the netherlands for the 40 people who were brought back there. and we saw no search effort, no investigation expert at the crash site looking for bodies or information about how the crash happened. no guards to speak of either. it was a bit strange to see that the focus of so much attention over the past six days felt very much abandoned. don? >> and less than a week after the tragedy of flight mh17, today ukrainian fighter jets were shot down out of the sky. what do we know about this incident? >> that's right. the pro-russian separatists here, they claimed responsibility for this. they posted a pretty convincing video online that they shot down these two ukrainian fighter planes. we tried to get clos

so there's quite a few unaccounted for. and remember these family members are here, they're grieving, certainly. to add insult to injury, they have no idea if their loved ones on the two planes. they can only hope that their loved ones are the going to be beginning to be identified quickly. if they're not dutch citizens, if they find out these victims are, you know, from malaysia or australia or any countries involved in this, they'll be immediately repatrioted. i want to note you're seeing the flags behind me. they're at half-staff. those are the flags of the countries from all the victims that were on board that tragic plane. >> all right. thank you very much. >>> and turning now to the crisis in the mideast. secretary of state john kerry arrived in the middle east earlier this week. right now he's sitting down with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. after a meeting the secretary emphasized the urgency of his mission. >> we're doing this for one simple reason. and the people in the palestinian territories, the peo

that a soldier who hamas militants claimed to have kidnapped is dead, although his body remains unaccounted for. >> five mosques reduced to rubble in gaza city tuesday. the death toll continues to climb as the assault on gaza intensifies with israel pummeling tens of targets. among them, a petrol station, shops, residential buildings, and the alaska hospital hit monday -- all in ruins. israel claims they were being used by hamas, but locals who have turned out to pick up the pieces say it is not hamas but thatillions -- civilians are being hit. >> they killed innocent children, women who were using this building as shelter. to get away. >> paying the highest price, 1/3's children, who make up of the total civilian casualties, a toll that benjamin netanyahu blamed on hamas, saying despite israeli warnings, many did not leave because the islamist group asked them to stay. the united nations says palestinians in densely populated gaza have nowhere to go and nowhere to hide. journaliststional have found themselves in the firing line. the shell of a bullet, one of two shot into the al jazeera bu

agency says a moist air mass has been bringing heavy rain since last month. 60 people are dead or unaccounted for. 17 people are missing after mud and rock debris hit the border near myanmar. another mudslide swept away houses in a village in dali killing six people and leaving eight missing. the chinese government has sent a search and rescue team to the province. >>> israeli forces are bombarding the gaza strip. residents of the occupied territory have seen air strike after air strike over the last two days. hospital officials in gaza say 43 people have been killed and more than 430 wounded. israelis and palestinians blame each other for the violence. israeli commanders launched the offensive to stop rocket attacks from inside gaza. they bombed more than 500 sites. the targets include the homes of the leaders of the islamic resistance movement, hamas. more than 70 rockets from gaza have landed on their territory but they have not reported any casualties. egyptian mediators are trying to arrange a cease fire. but the political leader of hamas blames the israelis for the latest fighting and -

there are still four unaccounted for. we do not have names released unofficially. authorities are still trying to fill in the blanks, according to the information there were three infants among the dead. we'll have a lot more on the crash of mh 17 in the news cast, including a live interview with a journalist in ukraine. also a look at similar air san andre disasters in the past and what they can tell us. >>> now to israel, we learned that at least one has died, israel is hitting hamas fighters hard by land, sea and air. and this is information confirmed by the reporters in the gaza strip. the immediate goal, the military says is the destruction of the tunnels that the militants use to enter israel. but the wider mission, they say is to stop the stream of rocket fire. the incursion drew quick condemnation from hamas with a spokesperson telling cnn that israel will pay a heavy price. now, the israel military says it killed 14 militants during the clashes on the ground operation. no word on the civilian casualties but we know there were many civilian casualties of th

. >> 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 presented new evidence that appears to link russia to the missile attack of flight 17.

servicemembers who died in world war ii are still unaccounted for.sively obtained a draft of a soon to be released report that is sharply critical of the pentagon's agency that's responsible for bringing them home. chip reid reports. >> what does it mean you do have your brother finally buried here? >> he's home. >> reporter: it took mickey beard decades of fighting bureaucracy to get her older brother staff sergeant george winkler buried at arlington national cemetery. he was killed in the philippines in 1945 but not laid here until 2011. >> i couldn't get anybody to pay attention to me and they said they didn't know what happened to him. >> reporter: ta agency's responsibility to identify and bring home the dead has long been criticized by the families. and a report shows that criticism is well deserved. the report says dozens of former and current employees, most with the joint p.o.w./m.i.a. command show as picture resulting in a hostile and dysfunctional working environmental. there's no clearly defined plan and no single database that identifies

three days after malaysian airlines flight 17 was shot down in eastern ukraine, bodies still remain unaccounted for. the recovery is in less than ideal conditions. some say it is disgraceful. koo keir simmons has the latest. >> reporter: this area is unlargely unguarded. it is unbelievable that we can just walk right through the middle of all this. stretchers used to carry away the dead have been ban donned. passengers found in the field. a wallet without money or credit cards. and many cuddly toys. 80 children were on board. the bodies of the victims will be spent back to their families i was told by a gun-wielding malitia leader who called himself prime minister. memorials are being held for victims from around the world. the downing of mh-17 was not an innocent accident. it was the outcome of a trial of human evil. >> reporter: and the international anger is building. the dutch prime minister lost 193 countrymen. russia's president putin has one last chance to help, he says. but there's still no sign of crash investigators here three full days after flight mh-17 came down in flames. now we h

they are recovered 181 bodies so far but there are still more than 100 people unaccounted for this morning. malaysian airlines flight 17 was traveling from amsterdam to kuala lumpur. the flight was carrying a total of 283 passengers. malaysia airlines says 173 of them were dutch. this is video from ukraine where mourners there have created a shrine outside of the dutch embassy in kieve. others came from usa trail qua, belgium, canada, new zealand, southeast asia, and the united kingdom. the nationalities of the 20 other passengers have not been identified. there were 15 crew members and all of them were malaysians. many of the passengers were headed to this weekend's international aids conference in mel bourn, australia. and among the victims was a world renown researcher and medical pioneer that stud did hiv for more than 30 years and worked on projects such as preventing the transmission of the virus from mother to child. >> among the passengers was a former i.s. president. and if that is the case then the hiv-aids movement has truly lost a giant. >> reporter: they say the conference in

nearly the exact same number, 49% said they would drive alone, leaving a lot of people unaccounted for. now, if you assume that half of all shuttlers would bring cars back on the road as the research suggests, that's about 60 of the 120 cars. carpoolers and relocaters might add another 10% or a dozen or so cars putting the total really around 75, not the stated 120. it's still a good sum. no question about that. but not the full amount being advertised on the back of the genentech buses. other companies are also using the shuttle program. apple, google, facebook, yahoo! ebay, netflix, linkedin just to name a few. some 7,000 people use the buses and according to that berkeley report that would mean about 4,000 cars off of the road definitely an environmental benefit. much more still to come on "reamelieity check." the man who wants to become california's next governor says if you elect them he will make high speed rail go away. is that possible? >>> the president is coming back to the bay again to fund raise again but are republicans using the bay area as a personal atm as well? we'll h

the time five of his men were unaccounted for and lieutenant hanson took the only active radio. the one guy who has any means of communication has got on a chopper and left. this son of a. bitch shoots my brother in the leg not intentionally because it because it was night time it was four in the morning there was fit a very little star cover very little moonlight stayed there to point out his position because when they got to him there was a faint heart beat. so that is this whole idea of brotherhood and author and then and camaraderie in this sense it was in this context that has absolutely no place. so he goes silent of these guys and they're trying to assess where people are assess what the situation is and he's silent dave is out there for. many minutes vick eighty. yeah dying. there's precious minutes spent trying to find him they don't know where he is. when they found him he had a pulse and they they work c.p.r. on him till they put him on the bird so he lost precious minutes because his lieutenant left him on the battlefield and didn't the prize anybody who led it where

remains unaccounted for. fears the debris field has been compromised. mourns. >> there's so many victims, it's a tragedy for individual members of the family and friends. >>> remembering lives lost while families wait for answers. >>> in gaza more violence and tough talk.

militant groups and afghan warlords not only is this development and decade of of what happens when unaccountable weapons exports become par for the course but also illustrates the incredible amount of taxpayer waste spent on rebuilding week in military institutions in afghanistan consider that over the course of the thirteen year occupation of the country congress has shelled out over hundred a.

is the problem here and as i speak here today, there are thousands of unregulated, uninsured, unaccountableeople picking up strangers on a daily basis. criminality will follow. it's not about innovation and technology, it's about deregulation and is that in the interest of the taxi industry? i want to say very clearly it is now. right now the taxi industry has had a serious problem. since anybody can take their personal car and act like a taxi cab, the driver pool of licensed a-cardholders are shrinking and shrinking. we don't fix this problem soon, there will not be enough licensed cab drivers to lease taxi cabs and it's happening now and the taxi industry has no choice, but to retool in a deregulated environment. that is happening and it it has to be adressed. thank you. >> thank you, anthony ballister is the last person who turned into a speaker card. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon, chairman nolan, director reiskin, my name is anthony ballistyer and i'm not here representing the union or the mta, i'm here on my own. i have gone through the numbers of the proposed contract that unio

we can see here mark the locations where bodies have been found but many who are on board remain unaccounted for accompanied by representatives of the self-proclaimed yes people's republic a team of international observers from the organization for security and cooperation in europe have arrived at the site and they took pictures of the gruesome scene on friday. linguistical team on floats your boat is not our job you're not investigating the cause for it you also do not speculate on it but what you are here for is to see what measures are in place that is the throwing me to the security. measures and what measures have been taken to deal with to see no human and most efficient way. the international observers will continue their examination of the site later in the meantime kiev has accused anti government forces of trying to destroy evidence of reports from the scene of the crash. we are now way past that twenty four hour mark that the bodies of the people at the crash malaysia airlines flight have been lying around here along with the burning debris you know they always see mission had al

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pentagon investigation into why so many american troops remain missing in action. 83,000 are still unaccountedii. the findings of this investigation haven't been seen until this report from chip reid. >> what does it mean to you to have your brother finally buried here. >> it took mickey beard decades of fighting the pentagon bureaucracy to get her older brother staff sergeant george winckler buried at arlington national cemetery. he was killed in the philippines in 19 4r5 but not laid to rest here until 2011. >> i couldn't get anybody to pay attention to me. they just said they didn't know what happened to him. >> the pentagon agencies responsible for identifying and bringing home america's war dead have long been criticized by frustrated families, and a draft report by the pentagon inspector general obtained by cbs news shows that criticism is well deserved. the report says dozens of former an current employees, most with the joint pow/mia command have filed complaints that paint a picture of long-term leadership and management problems resulting in a hostile and dysfunctional work environme

all the evidence still unexamined. 102 bodies still unaccounted for from the crash. abc news spoke exclusively with the rebels' prime minister who told kirit radia he's keeping out bodies until international experts arrive. but the u.s. government continues to build a case against the rebels and russia. secretary of state kerry leveling a blunt indictment on "this week." >> there are an enormous array of facts that point at russia's support for and involvement in this effort. >> reporter: among those facts, the u.s. claims, a missile launch from a rebel-held area was detected by u.s. intelligence at the time the malaysian airlines flight vanished from contact with the ground. audio intercepts released by ukraine of rebel leaders discussing the shootdown. determined to be authentic by u.s. analysts. u.s. sighting of a russian convoy of 150 vehicles carrying heavy vehicle equipment entering ukraine last weekend. we learned that three anti-aircraft missile systems were brought down before the shootdown and were quickly spirited back across the border after. >> russia ha

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how the rundown building has more than $600,000 late in mortgage payments and money in escrow was unaccounted for. the city seized control of the property this spring. today bouzer whose running for mayor denied allegations she improperly tried to help the former managers regain control of the building. she asked fuse tuesday for a full inspector general investigation. >> the facts are the facts and if there is anybody who's been accused of wrong doing i'm quite sure that the inspector general will get to the bottom of it. >> may vincent gray's included a wider probe will be done. now all of these investigations may take a while but they also might raise more questions before the november election. jim and daureen. >> thank you. after months of wondering people forced from their homes after the landslide will finally know what's next for them. they will reveal the options at a meeting tonight. in may the landslide left six homes unhabitable and 22 others impacted. officials say it will cost more than $20 million to fix the problem but the county could decide it is better to pay people for the

the numbers were increased to account for the unaccounted troops. the problem was the numbers already toothing, high. increasing the number only made the problem worse. the other reason was that mcclellan never wanted to get caught facing more troops than he expected. the third rationale was to rationalize more troops in his requests. it was during a mission that came --webster's health became an issue. rheumatism, which is a generic term for any ailment that affects the joints. bedridden for days at a time. his next mission south, because of rheumatism, he went with patty lewis posing as his wife. this was supposed to be a short mission. pinkerton panicked, not knowing where they were. the problem that pinkerton had in selecting these operatives as he had been using them in other capacities in washington dc. there was a senator, jackson morton, whose wife was suspect of sending messages to the confederates. it is these two men who went up to find webster. they found him in the monumental hotel on capitol square. the fences around the washington mon

to ask congress for more than $2 billion in emergency spending to deal with the border crisis, unaccounted my grant children have been arriving in the u.s. by the thousands. the request will focus on more money for immigration judges, detention facilities, and legal aid to address what the administration calls a humanitarian crisis. >>> and developing now, the israeli army has launched offensive operation against the gaza strip to yell rocket attacks threatening israel. so far wounded at least nine palestinians, this comes as president obama makes appeal in a israeli newspaper, on israeli and palestinians to end the violence. the president calls the current situation a dangerous moment. >>> well, investigators are trying to figure out what caused two homes to collapse in the southwest philadelphia cobbs creek neighborhood this morning, ten people are displaced, it happened at 60th and spruce, both adjacent properties, 6015 and 6017, came crumbling down, yesterday. no one was injured during the collapse. at least four other homes sustained damage, as well. now, neighbors are concerned about

southern china killing at least eighteen people local officials there say six residents are still unaccounted for the region is also bracing for the arrival of typhoon around assume which is battered central parts of the philippines leaving dozens dead. in south korea a fire fighting helicopter has crashed near an apartment complex and a school or five people on board were killed and a female student on the ground sustained minor injuries the aircraft was returning from a search operation at the site of a sunken ferry which capsized off south korea's coast in april killing more than two hundred ninety people. next britain's employment rate has reached a record high but that news has been dampened somewhat by the latest wage data showing a nationwide decline due to inflation at the top of the earning scale though paychecks are growing faster than ever probably boy reports now on the growing salary gump. money how a jet set lifestyle the perks of being a chief executive they take more risks and have more responsibility so perhaps they deserve a bit more pay than the average worker but how about

. >> at least 100 victims, though, remain unaccounted for and more 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 morning 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. and now their bodies, elaine, are effectively being held hostage by it. >> mark phillips in ukraine, thank you. >> the. is laid out more evidence today that appears to link russia to the missile attack on flight 17. david martin at th

weapons have either gone missing or are unaccounted for in afghanistan. the special investigator general, inspector general for afghanistan reconstruction blaming both sides for bad recordkeeping. the pentagon has supplied the afghans with more than 700,000 weapons since 2004, raising concerns that they may fall into the wrong hands just as the u.n. -- u.s., that is, winds down the war and its presence there. >>> the federal appeals court ruling that struck down virginia's ban on same-sex marriage is also being felt across the state border. north carolina's attorney general now says he will no longer defend the state's marriage equality ban because like virginia, his state is also in the fourth circuit. >> simply put, it's time to stop making arguments we will lose and instead move forward, knowing that the ultimate resolution will likely come from the united states supreme court. >> now, the ruling does not have a direct impact on marriage equality in north carolina. but the attorney general says it does predict that the state's ban will eventually be st

here marking the spots where the bodies have been found but many who are on board still remain unaccounted for a team of international observers from the organization for security and cooperation in europe will continue their examination of the site later accompanied by representatives. the self-proclaimed don't yet people's republic it took pictures of the gruesome scene on friday. was that for us. we are now way past that twenty four hour mark that the bodies of the people at the crash malaysia airlines flight have been lying around here along with the burning bridges now the always see mission had already come here they spend about an hour talking to people and scouring the area then they left so we couldn't get any information from them right away they were keeping mom about the whole thing but certainly the shock was definitely on their faces now it's not just this area that's been affected the debris and along with the bodies had falling in an area around twelve kilometers here so this is going to be lengthy lengthy process for identification and for investigation as well and right n

some teenagers were unaccounted for in the west bank. rain in thed not settlers and the pratt this there heinous crimes. burned someone alive. they started the aggression on pondsnd the rockets are for this aggression. >> when you look at those israeli teenagers who were -- does, 70 hamas thing to do with it? >> from the start i did declare and announce that we did not know who carried out such an operation. perpetrators. the they accuse thomas. these settlers are located on the west take. ill eagle and the presence of the settlors is illegal. contrary the word -- he was earned alive. >> prime minister netanyahu called his parents with great apology and grief for the death of that young man. you have not called the parents of the israeli teenagers who were killed. you said i cannot condemn the killing of settlers. >> there are two distinctions here. the first is as follows. those who earned him alive, they were settlers and they were , the israeli authority knows them. when it comes to the teenagers no one knew who killed them. the other