we all of these children will be able to stay in the united dates but without a fair process -- united states but without a fair process there is no question we will be sending children to harm. to turn them away without due process would send a disastrous message to the rest of the world .egarding our obligation how can we demand countries neighboring syria take in refugees but turn our backs on our own neighbors. current laws are designed to make these determinations for unaccompanied children. act whichorization recognizes the unique vulnerabilities of these children includes necessary flexibility to address this without undermining vital protections for unaccompanied children the law provides. it insures their appropriate care in the interim. borderg to allow protection to screen all children in the flawed way they currently screen children from mexico soon after their arrival violates to process and fundamental fairness. imagine being an 11-year-old arriving at the border, traumatized, confused, and unable to speak english and having to explain to a government official within days

one looks back at the last cease-fire brokered with the help of the united dates. that was renounced by hillary clinton. it was a crucial part played by egypt's most important one. >> something to watch there. thank you very much for bringing us all the very latest from washington. a rocket calls the first serious on friday, they of already fired more than 550 rockets against israel. they have been reaching deep including towards israel's international airport. on average, every five minutes. report from gaza. >> locals run towards the point of impact to save their families. to stand at a distance for fear of what may come next from the skies above. >> no one seems to have been caught under the rubble. >> a warning shot, 10 minutes later, a second strike came from an apache helicopter or an f-16. >> at another site, there is to the faith in the family of five. >> have they been shooting nuclear weapons? they wake up with five children dead. shame on them. >> civilians make up the majority of the casualties is the beginning of the conflict. digging up pieces of huma

a lot of it is financed i the united dates.eply appreciate that this system has broad, bipartisan support, and we deeply appreciate the fact that president obama has a seated to israel's request, and we hope it will move through congress as soon as possible. we just have to wait and see how that will happen. a minute left.t a late israeli prime minister one set of israelis and palestinians, "we are destined to live together on the same soil in the same land." do you believe that is the destiny of both sides? >> of course. we have to find a way to achieve a lasting peace with palestinians. the policy of the government of israel is that the solution is two states regina peeples. where a demilitarized palestinian state recognizes the jewish people of israel. i hope people understand because of what they have seen, how israel withdrew only to face the militarization of gaza and to turn it into a terror base against israel why we need demilitarization both in gaza and in the west bank if we are ever going to have a stable peace betw

never been satisfactorily answered to me is if his main concern what was happening inside the united dates, then why did he take so much about what was happening with russia, with china, with iran, with al qaeda? >> that is hillary clinton and her "guardian" interview. her last point? >> it is no surprise to me that hillary clinton thanks that human beings that are not formal your citizens don't have any rights. not everyone thinks like that. other people in other countries have rights. if we look at the practicality of edward snowden acquiring documents what he was a contractor for booz allen hamilton holding for the the national security agency and part of that, the contractor -- and prior to that, a contractor, there's a mass surveillance program, strategic surveillance program. the same technology, the same protocols i used -- they used to surveil people inside and outside the united dates. trying to collect information to .expose it is the same process that occurs whether you're in england or whether you're in germany or whether you're in the united states. >> julian assange respondin

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england, but he went to england after the war and got tired of life in england and came back to the united date. i think you probably know that loyalist who came back, especially from england, especially for those who fought against us -- they were not tarred and feathered, but most of them did not exactly get a good welcome. --l, philip argan key did philip barton key did. he became a big lawyer in annapolis maryland. he became rich. -- they sent frank to st. john's college in annapolis. you all know about st. john's. it is still there. it's a small liberal arts college that offers classical education. when we say classical, we mean greek and latin, and frank studied greek and latin and graduated in 7096. he read the law in annapolis with his uncle. one of his fellow young lawyers was a man named roger brooke tawny, who later became chief justice of the united states. he and frank became very good friends. they practiced not together, but they did argue cases together because frank went back to frederick where he hung out, and he and tony were so close that tunney married frank's only sister,

this year's world cup is more popular than ever in the united's dates, smashing ratings records and crashings live stream. how technology is fueling soccer's rise. ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west." i'm emily chang. yahoo! is the latest web company to make a new season of the canceled tv show. yahoo! will air the sixth season of the show "community." the show will begin in the fall. marissa mayer is betting on original content to bring in ad dollars. return to the world cup and today's huge round of 16 match between the united states and belgium. the last two u.s. games have been so popular on espn's live stream that they caused server disruptions. the u.s.-portugal match was the highest rated u.s. match seen in history. now we have a special guest from surveymonkey. cory johnson is here as well. if i am watching the game, everyone is watching. i do not really watched sports. >> clearly people are watching. the survey we did is that soccer has seen more interest, it is actually ahead of golf now. that might be a little skewed by the fact that we are asking during the middle of a world cu

protests around gaza continue in the united dates. in new york city, a group of demonstrators blocked traffic by laying down in the streets outside of the israeli mission to the united nations. 26 people were arrested after refusing to disperse. i have been sitting in front of my computer for the past 21 days morning and night watching the horror unfold and i felt i was not doing enough, i was not rising to the occasion, was not acting commensurate to the horror, so i decided it was time to do something more, time to go past the computer and remove myself from the computer and get arrested. comes one day after nine peace activists were arrested protesting the israeli assault outside of the office of the conference of presidents of major jewish organizations. the group is calling themselves if not now, when? in seattle, washington, protesters held a die-in outside of the headquarters of bowling. a new round of sanctions has been brought upon russia. ineiling the measures washington, president obama said it would target the economy but p

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we spent $100 billion last year in the united dates dealing with and recovering from natural disasters to take that into the equation as we look at cost overall and the impact on the economy. >> governor, i have a about 20 seconds. the new co2 rules, do you think they will be implemented? >> i think at some time, we will see a cap. i cannot predict. we will be in court for a while. >> the cochair of the clean and safe energy coalition, former epa administrator joining us from washington, and, governor, always good to have you on the broadcast. thanks for your time. >> good to talk to you. tocoming up, finding a way get into major league baseball after a hand injury. that when "bottom line" continues in a moment. ♪ expectedent obama is to speak about the situation in ukraine in about 10 minutes at 2:50, and we will bring you the remarks live here on "bottom line." our latin for american report. argentina has until tomorrow to make payments, and if it does not make an agreement with its creditors, argentina will default for the second time in 13 years. we have been following this story.

>> i am a little nervous. .> i am, too >> my advice is one i came to the united dates everything was all right with me. >> what it eyes would you give that aref your friends still in guatemala? ask i do have friends. i am reallyuld be happy i am getting a good education, more advanced than i used to get. i am pretty sure if they have a strong reason to come to this -- iry because of violence and they the research are actually helping me. words todo have describe what it writes i would do them. -- advice i would give them. >> how could you make it better? >>[speaking spanish] gracias. peopleuld like to tell in my country not to give up, that there is a better future here and you will continue studying and not have the same kind of problems we have. before we call the , another person arrived, if there are any comments or questions you might have leave. but i want to thank our cochairs. say is welcometo to the united states. it does seem to me that is the first thing that should he said. see that theildren leader of the party along with members of congress, that would you experience th

the tea party leader in the congress of the united dates, but a very good lawyer and an expert on immigration policy, just go on a news network on a sunday morning and say, well, i know this is hard and i know it might even sound cruel, but the president should just support the kids. comet is not cruel, raul it would be illegal for the president. and this after the republicans is that the us, the reason we want to immigration reform is because we don't trust the president to carry out the laws of the land. and when he does carry out the laws of the land, they want him to a bridge the very rights we have afforded children according to the laws of the land. which one is it? we have to fix the program. the poorest country in central america, nicaragua. there are virtually no children coming from nicaragua. they're coming from honduras, el salvador, and guatemala -- 80% of them. want to know why my suspicion is they're not coming from nicaragua? it in 1997 anded granted 100,000 nicaraguans that fled the conflict in nicaragua, we granted them american citizenship and that had the last 14 years to

they are not even in the class of the united dates army in this sense. vehicles of every type and description, not just famous tanks, but jeeps and trucks and recovery vehicles and aircraft, forall of it is designed transportation-oriented mechanized maneuver warfare, ground and air. you have is a fast hitting, fast-moving forest now with excellent close air support -- this is the flipside of the air force. beeneavy bombers have asked in operation cobra to do something that was really not in their skill set -- to bomb a precision target right in front of friendly troops. in this instance, you're talking about fighter-bombers, medium bombers that are more accurate, that can move lower, i can fly ahead of ground formation to act as eyes and ears and can give them close support, and this is exactly what happens. if you are a german moving on the roads of normandy, you are going to be in trouble. ofoughout the early days august 1944, the german position gets worse and worse, as you see on the map. they get kind of bent around, and they are now in danger of e

. >> stocks around the world are selling off in the united date.enewed concerns about europe's financial industry. joining me now for today's options inside is a strategist with keenonthemarkets.com. when you look at equities, how much of a panic is there or is there not in the options market? >> the market is off of the highs, but only about 25 points. we are selling off today, but the bulls are making a bit of a stand. we have grabbed back almost half of the losses we have had on the open this morning. nothing i'm seeing in equity options is pointing to any kind of panic here. i think that markets are kind of in a holding pattern right now. i think investors and traders are waiting to see what earnings are going to tell us about the economy. we know that domestic labor markets have been getting better, but does that mean consumers are spending more money? will that translate into growth in corporate profits? until we get into the full swing of earnings season, we are not going to know where we stand in the economy and in the market, which is why

is very interesting history of the past 70 years, the united states has permitted this in many cases. the disintegration of states into smaller date. a number of state thomas tripled. many people in the united states at different times of different times about the terrible thing. 1990, 1991 the bush administration opposed devolution of the soviet union in former yugoslavia. interact actually come afghanistan the key country rather than letting him come up higher. actually the case that this is consistent with your criticism that global welfare is maximized when you let people of common ethnicity and religion live together. if they are going to be better off, part of that is around wishes to some of the harm, some of the deaths will try to maintain nations together they don't want to be together. also where fair let some countries come up higher. is where he disagrees somewhat. i thought the best solution for iraq was to let it devolve into three independent countries based around their religious affiliation and other people 80 i thought it's better to search and keep the country together as a unit. see if that actually turn out to

36 go to -- sorry, 54 are for public housing replacement and the balance are just affordable units. to date, we haven't built any of the market rate component for hunters view, we're sort of assessing the feasibility of that and plan to provide that as part of the project, but currently, there have not been any market rate units build on-site. >> that was what we approver and i think it makes sense to have blended neighborhoods, get away from situations where we have only public housing isolated by itself and the fact that we integrate market housing and different forms of affordable so i think it's important that as i see it, the project has to be finished with that sort of a ratio. >> exactly and that's something we're excited about and that's part of the hope as a model as well and the intent is the market race component will help cross subsidize the public housing affordable units as well. >> that's my feeling too and i think it will be probably an easier sell for the market rate units if they're blended in, there's some there gradually throughout the process instead of beginning to hav

at any point has there been any effort of the united dates or china to consider putting the talks on hold to cousin the cyber hacking issue and indictments that played out? and if you do not see process -- progress, could reports be in trouble going forward? >> i see no interest other than ned.ng successful s i think it is important that is in the mutual interests and the reason we are getting together next week in china. obviously our concern on the cyber issue is very deep. generalraised it in a level. the prosecution has raised it at a very specific level. it is an issue we will going to have to continue to deal with. , all think the engagement of the work has been going on and continues and i think you will see continued engagement. >> one question over here. >> yes. trade.u.s. i was wondering, there are a lot of things that have happened in the past year. you discussed that some issues have gotten worse. u.s. companies have concerns about english china anti-monopoly law, and i was wondering if there are any things on the agenda this year that were not on the agenda last year? >>

. >> president obama did say that the united dates would use force unilaterally if our core interestsere threatened, but he emphasized a counterterrorism strategy which would rely upon supporting and training and working with security partners and announced a $5 billion program to support security partners in the middle east. having identified terrorism as the most direct threat to the united states. , having identified terrorism as the most direct threat to the ides states. -- united states. isis movester that, down the tigris river and the iraqi security forces retreated. of how muchuestion we can depend upon a strategy like that in iraq or afghanistan, where we will be leaving soon. he said that syria would be a major focus of the strategy and we have had a difficult time finding security partners there because it is a fragmented opposition. it is hard to find moderates. our panelists will discuss that today. another point that he emphasized in the speech was the commitment to uphold an international order through support for international institutions and international law. he spo

he will discuss russia as well and the growing pressure from not just the united dates, but the international, to do more. to take more responsibility. that will be the central message. this administration is pretty clear that public opinion is running against the russians here. they want to paint vladimir putin into a corner. they want to let that happen on its own, rather than have the u.s. have to play too much of a role here. we will see exactly what the president has to say here today. you sell to afford from the prime minister of the u.k. a short time ago. i expect more of the same. >> the president should be out any minute now and we will take you there live. ♪ >> live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this with erikmakers" schatzker and stephanie ruhle. >> good morning. i of erik schatzker. so much for the sober -- summer doldrums. last week has been anything but quiet of this week promises to bring even more headlines. let's bring back peter cook waiting for president obama to make further remarks about ukraine's. both struggling with how to react and deal with the tragic lane

taught the values of freedom and human rights would be embodied come and namely the embassy the unit datesof america. and so there was a way and i have to do it in a very short period of time. and i concluded that we would go out and pick -- to fulfill from the very beginning. it was a consequential. there were people who disagree with it, but i felt comfortable throughout the difficult period of negotiation ecocide.at the end of the day we were able to negotiate with the chinese over the outcomes with respect to mr. chen and his family. we also kind of has strategic and economic dialogue. but we would not have been able to do that had we not in best at the time and the patience and developing those relationships. and it is some pain that i have to be reminded my colleagues in government or elsewhere, we often as american show up with an agenda. here's a way to, then they ought to do that and then we're out of there. that still is not the way most people in the world behave. they want to take your measure. they want to have a meal, maybe a cup of tea, talk about other things. a rubber coin

at any point has there been any effort of the united dates or china to consider putting the talks on hold because of the cyber hacking issue and indictments that played out? and if you don't see progress, could the talks be in jeopardy? >> i see no signs of any interest other than having a successful sned. i think it is important that is in the mutual interests and the reason we are getting together next week in china. obviously our concern on the cyber issue is very deep. we have raised it in a general level. the prosecution has raised it at a very specific level. it is an issue we will going to have to continue to deal with. but i think the engagement, all of the work has been going on and continues and i think you will see continued engagement. >> one question over here. >> yes. the torilla with " inside u.s. trade." i was wondering, there are a lot of things that have happened in the past year. you discussed that some issues have gotten worse. u.s. companies have concerns about the anti-monopoly law, and i was wondering if there are any things on the agenda this year that were no

combat in danger that are now being notified that they are being involuntarily separated from the united dates army. >> that is correct. >> that has to hurt morale. >> absolutely, sir. area of responsibility and the mexican guatemala border, right? >> yes, sir. it does. >> is it your information that neither the government of mexico or the government of guatemala at either the guatemala border or the u.s. border, or doing anything to stem the flow of illegal immigrants into this country? >> i don't have any specifics as to that but in my dealings with their navy, i know they are very concerned about it. thate they doing anything you know of? >> if confirmed, i will get you that answer. >> i think you should know more about it before you come to this committee. would like to have that answer quickly. because the facts are stubborn things, they are expediting these people across the guatemalan border and the u.s. mexican border. the evening news can tell you that. we are hearing from inside syria and from outside the area that the equipment that isis was able to get a hold of due to their lightn

of people coming across are 300,000 to 500,000 foreign nationals penetrating and are in the united states to date. >> listen, we have all kinds of problems in the country. but there are 50,000 who are children, who are young people. are you calling them invaders? you're saying these children are invaders? >> foreign nationals that have come into the united states are between 300,000 to 500,000. my heart is broken for a female college student in minnesota who was raped, murdered, and mutilated by a foreign national who came into our country. these are illegals who came into our country, and we had a school bus full of kids in minnesota. four children were killed on that school bus because an illegal alien driving a van -- >> hold on a second. that are lines that can't be crossed here. >> if you want to talk about compassion -- >> i'm sorry, but are you going to -- >> my tears are crying for -- [ all speaking at once ] >> we should not scapegoat every one of these kids. you know better as a congress person -- >> don't scape the american people -- van, don't scapegoat the american people right now w

secondly, since the advent of fracking, the united dates is no longer subject to the same threat of energyfrom the sources that supply europe, especially oil. need easternnot hemisphere oil anymore. doesn't that give us far less of of the state ability -- sustainability of the middle east? why are we getting involved in what is essentially a european problem? it is not an american problem. european problem, not an american problem. why are the european spending little and then blaming the united states for not showing up and carrying their code for them? here in the flyover zone, we tend to ask these questions. i do not know if they are asked in washington or the left coast, but they are asked here. host: good questions. we will try to get answer. martin klingst. guest: i do agree europe is not spending enough or has not spent enough on their defense budget. it is less than two percent. at the same time, you now see the united states reducing. in the long-term, they go down to two percent and they were four percent. nevertheless, i think europe needs to do more. it is not only a question o

. >> we haven't had any cases in the united states to date and i think there are the infrastructure inlace in hospitals to try to prevent any potential threat to patients or health care workers. >> reporter: officials here at this hospital also stress that the best way to narrow this gap between the public's perception of the threat and the actual threat is to educate. so much of this fear comes from a lack of understanding. tamron? >> all right, stephanie gosk, thank you so much. >>> the prosecution's star witness in the trial of former governor bob mcdonnell and his wife. >>> today we're hearing a pilot's dramatic call for help before her plane crashed at a busy san diego shopping center. it is one of the stories we are following this morning around the news nation. here's a look at what's happening today, thursday, july 31st. in los angeles, state officials will discuss the emergency water regulations in place as the west suffers through a worsening drought in that state. next hour, first lady michelle obama will speak at the national conference on ending homelessness. msnbc.com wil

date. husi is a unit of a u.s.-based food processor. last year, husi supplied don muang's japan with 20% of the meat used in chicken nuggets, that's about 4,300 tons. executives at the fast food giant say they've managed to secure a supply of chicken from other companies. they say nuggets should be back on the menu at all their restaurants this week. >> translator: i'm worried about this. my boy eats them a lot. >> translator: i just want them to make sure the food is safe. >> reporter: the chinese tv report uncovered other alleged health violations. workers dropped food on the floor and instead of cleaning it off or discarding it, just toss it back on the production line. >> workers used meat that was more than seven months past its expiration date. authorities at the shanghai food and drug administration have launched an investigation. they say husi supplied products to nine local companies including mcdonald's kfc and 7-eleven. those companies have suspended sales of some of husi's products. chinese consumers have been hit by a serie

. >>> more than 41 million people in the united states say they tried online dating. >> if you're one of them, you may have been lied to. turns out okay cupid experimented with your love life. >> reporter: okay cupid says everyone is doing it. >> it's not okay. >> reporter: we're talking about experimenting on you. okay cupid fessed up on its blog today. it showcased three experiments, but the 1 people can't stop talking about testing its matching algorithm. the site told people who were bad matches they were 90% compatible. so that guy you thought was mr. right? wrong. the results? users were more likely to chat with one another. >> i don't think it's right because it's deceitful. >> i think that's pretty messed up. >> if you're on a website looking for a potential husband, boyfriend, they should be completely honest about it. >> reporter: this comes after facebook announced it toyed with our emotions to change facebook feeds to see if users would be happier or sadder based on what they saw. >> to be honest with you, i got off facebook because of stuff like this. >> i think people do

date? so this is also been unclear to me. the process happens up accompanied minor, without a mother there, is put into hhs custody, or is reunited with a family member living in the united states, given a court date. what is the case brought before the adjudicating entity when that court date happens? what is the case being made? >> well, it depends on what the childes eligible for. for example there would be children who have asylum claims. there will be children who may be processed as special immigrant juveniles. there will be victims of trafficking. so the courts determine exactly what it is that the child has suffered, if they suffered, and if they have, the appropriate protections are going to be offered. >> leslie holm from the american immigration lawyers association, thank you for bring something clarity to this. abeen confusing me throughout. >> i'm happy to do so, and anything we can do to protect these children is paramount. >> coming up, shocking video apparently showing an american teenager being beaten by israeli police. that story is ahead. ♪ start a team. join a team. walk to end alzheimer's. visit alz.org/walk today. that's keeping you from the healthc

by the way, when you look at united, un5% year to date. tyler, that's a quick look at what you're seeing with the airlines in terms of their performance in the month of may. >>> let's talk about boeing before you go, phil. new big order for its next generation jet. this is good news for boeing, even though the stock is down about a half a buck right now. >> you rarely see the stock immediately move up following big orders. it usually takes some time for the stock to move either up our down, usually not right after an order is placed. emirates announced it's going to order 150 emirates also has an option to order another 50 of those 777-x planes. they announced their intention to do this. emirates order could be worth up to $75 billion, if you look at shares of boeing versus airbus, boeing outperforming airbus year to date up 20%, but for the most part they guys tend to move in tandem. the bottom lime is this --iest week we will be in farmborough england and hear a lot of big orders announced, but this one is huge. >>> dominic chu with a ma

osi group says meet to mcdonald's starbucks and cfc it's china unit sold out of date beef and chicken chains have been apologiz apologizing to their customers osi plans to set up a food safety center in shanghai. >> it's an $8.5 billion deal between two of the country's largest discount retailers. dollar tree is buying the larger rival family dollar and the combined company will operate more than 13,000 stores across north america. the deal is expected to close by early n year. >>> all right. not feeling the love for your co-workers? well, the internet has got you covered. >> you can complain about your colleagues online and do it anonymously but i kind of thought that's what people did already. however, this site is just leak.it. it let's you e-mail anyone you want, co-worker, a friend even your mom, you can write any message at all and the recipient will have no idea who it came from. iain. >> how do you know you get the message. >> i don't know how it gets to them. i don't even care about it to be quite honest. i think it's cowardly. just can't we all get along? you know, just talk

united. >> i think that dates back to the disaster in 1950. it was a young team. it could have been a great team. all the players, 21 years of age. that was only the start of the story. the real story was when he built a team to win the cup over 10 years. that created what it is today. it is bigger and bigger and bigger. my first trip out in 1980, thousands outside, knocking on doors. that love of the club has grown. what accents do i detect your voice? >> scottish. [laughter] you have a bit of scottish in you also. >> i do indeed. not as well as you. >> i never changed my accent. >> it would not be your nature. here is one thing you said. "for a player and any human being, there is nothing better than hearing, 'well done.' those are the two best words ever invented ins boards. you do not need to use superlatives." well done. >> there is always one that gets carried away. i minimize it to "well done." satisfied, any level -- "well done" is a fantastic two words. >> when you arrived, you were a player and a manager. when you arrived there in 1990 -- 1986. >> my mai

united states. given a court date. what is the case brought before the adjudicating entity when that court date happens? what is the case being made? >> well, it depends on what the child is eligible for. for example, there will be children who have asylum claims. there will be children who may be processed as special immigrant juveniles. there will be, unfortunately, victims of trafficking. so the courts are going to determine exactly what it is that the child has suffered, if they have suffered, and if they have the appropriate protections are going to be offered. >> leslie holman from the american immigration lawyers association. thank you for bringing clarity to this. it's been confusing me throughout. >> i'm happy to do so. anything we can do to protect these children is paramount. >>> coming up, shocking video apparently showing an american teenager being beaten by israeli police. that story is ahead. so ma ny me, that mr. clean once wrote a book about them. not only do they clean everyday dirt, they clean a lot

was that every major rising power throughout history has gone outside its borders dating back to ancient athens. the unitedtes certainly and most recently japan. in fact, if you look at jap fees consumption, they were in the early 197 0z, early 1980s a consuming 10%, 11% of the world's oil. that was only 120 million people, and you look at china today with 1.3 billion people, they, too, are consuming about 11.7%. it's important to look, you know -- you seem to get a different picture. yes, china's resources -- >> regardless of whether china's intentions are good or bad, that kind of massive consumption particularly, you know, outside a country's own borders has enormous consequences. some are very good. they boost incomes. they create challenges of labor and with the environment. you have to weigh each of the pieces by itself and understand what's good, what's bad, what can be dealt with, what do we need to accept? >>. >> i think it's really land. as china goes out in search of land overseas for crops, as its own land becomes so degraded and polluted, it seems to provoke the most concern globally. that pro

. >> welcome back to our viewers to the united states and around the world. let's bring you up to date on our top story this morning. ukrainian government search and rescue workers have now found 196 bodies at the crash site of flight mh-17. the government says the search is being hindered by armed separatists on site. the u.s. and ukraine say it was a russian made surface to air missile. international observers are complaining that ak sesds to the crash site is very limited. they say the area is under strict control. talked with a spokesman for the organization. michael and erin asked him about their progress. >> time is really moving quickly. >> do you know anything more about the black boxes? ukrainian officials said on friday that reporters were in their country that they didn't know who had them. have you heard anything about that and has anyone at the scene have a sense of where they might be? >> that was one of our first questions yesterday and again today. part of the problem is that there doesn't seem to be one commander in charge sochl when we did ask to speak to a leader, no

statement saying they are ready for compassion and they are waiting for a court date to determine if they can stay in the united states but with more than 50,000 undocumented children passing the board, detention centers in texas have been overwhelmed. >>> on a the president said russian leaders must see their actions supporting the border across the ukraine hit major banks along with energy and defense companies. >> we are are expecting its actions in there inn creases diplomatic isolation. >> it will hurt not only russian but american businesses. >>> coming up in our 5:00 hour, friends and family still mourning the death of a hostage after a high-speed chase and police shootout. >> she sought to text her husband saying for the father to come down from antioch. >> the police tactic, a family member said he wishes officers employed during the chaotic situation. >>> police officer is accused over a romantic relation ship. >> it looks like they are changing the color configurations soon and we will tell you more about the morning commute soon. >>> and getting back to a typical july pattern, high clouds are changi

three domestic carry es that fly into israel -- delta, us airways and united -- will decide -- a late crumb dateta has decided to resume flight. there's no letting up in the conflict between israel and hamas now well into the third week of fighting. more than 700 mind yansz have been killed in the fighting, 4600 wounded along with 35 israeli deaths. 32 have been soldiers according to the gaza health ministry. secretary of state john kerry is back in, and take a look at this. this was a tweet from the international space station, you can see the rocket fire even from space. >>> as the war between israel and hamas continues, the casualties of the young and innocent in gaza are paying a high price. children have been dying at a rate of at least one per hour, far more than hamas fighters, according to the united nations. cnn's paula hancocks has more for you. >> reporter: more children than hamas fighters have been killed so far in gaza according to the united nations. innocent victims of a conflict they were born into. >> one child has been killed each our in gaza over the past two days. each of th

that is not a decision the united states has taken to date. >> sreenivasan: finally, does this have theential, as we increase our military engagement and involvement, to becoming a proxy war with russia? >> well, that's one of the factors, obviously, we and others take into account as we consider the wisdom of our next steps. the russians are clearly already engaged in a proxy war against the government of ukraine. that is something that we and the rest of the world have actively condemned and sanctioned russia already heavily for, particularly the united states, as we have imposed, now, meaningful tough sanctions in critical sectors including the defense sector, the financial sector and the energy sector, and we are working with the europeans who have also now in recent days stepped up their own sanctions to have them join us in imposing sectoral sanctions in a concerted way and we are coordinating our efforts to try to accomplish that and, so, that the economic pressure on russia will continue to mount. be mindful that the united states only accounts for about 3% of the economic engag

from the s a letter army of the united states , washington, d.c. dated august on august 25. this is a letter of condolens from william t. sherman to john bell hood. dear general, my family is all in the allagheny mountains and i am here for breakfast a hotel nearby. even yet hours have passed i cannot help thinking of that wonderful and beautiful group of children you paraded before me last winter at your home in new orleans. so they did meet. and that you took my daughters lizzy and ellie up to see mrs. hood who was sick in her bed. i cannot banish the sight from my mind. and now write you the simple note to tell you that here in washington there is one that thinks of you and your bereavement and of those motherless children. i assure you safe and believe she will write you words of consolation at a loss that touches the heart more than a loss of a father. accept the assurance of my heart felt sympathy and great respect. truly your friend, william t. sherman. quite interesting. the sad thing is that hood never got it. he died on august 29. never got the letter of condolens.