We started an investigation. You have to fight. For asking get the question. Rated r opens in a lay on friday. And now bbc world news america. Laura i am laura trevelyan. The final report of mh17 that was shot down over eastern ukraine. Back. Will never get liam we need someone to admit their fault. Have a newisraelis wave of violence that could spiral out of control. One special agency is training iraqis to get behind the lens. Those stories, tonight. Laura welcome to our viewers on Public Television in america and around the globe. Malaysian Airlines Flight image 17 was shot down over ukraine last year by a russianmade missile according to Dutch Aviation experts. It is not answer the key question, who fired it. It is a site that sends a shiver down your spine. An airliner torn apart i am the sole, reconstructed these by piece. 298 died when mh17 disintegrated. It has taken a year to be put back together. Everything was brought from eastern ukraine. Investigators released show how theday to missile sword to over 80,000 feet and exploded next to the cockpit. Instantly. Crew died missile fragments were found in their bodies. The blast was caught on the voice recorder. It probably crushed before the center section. Section, which contains the engines, hit the ground upside down and caught fire. The breakup resulted in a wreckage area of 50 square kilometers. Inside, most passengers probably survive the initial blast. 80 were children. Up close, you can see with the warhead due to the front of the commercial airline. The force of the blast caused the cockpit to shear off. It made ripples in the side of the aircraft. The question the families want to know, is what were those inside aware of. With a conscious . Did they suffer . It cannot be ruled out that some of the passengers remained conscious for the 92nd it took for the plane to come down. Well have to go away and think, yes, liam died instantly. Along with 87 other people. Otherwise, it will hurt forever. Killed dreams, hopes, aspirations, talent. From the netherlands, they were going on holiday to bali. I needed confirmation from the official scientists. Hope the nexto report will tell us. The question remains, who fired the missile . Dutch team said the missile was fired from territory controlled at the time by russianact rebels. The inquiry says you can should have closed its airspace, but no one foresaw the risks. 160 other aircraft flew over eastern ukraine, too, the time that mh17 was shot down. Three others were there at the same time. The families have answers about what brought down the plane, but they say they will not be satisfied until they know who is responsible and they are brought to justice. Laura im joined by the former u. S. Ambassador to ukraine. He is now a senior fellow at the brookings institution. Investigators have found it was a russianbuild muscle that russianbuilt missile that down to the plane. What is your reaction . It is something we knew. If you go back to when the airplane was shot down, on social media the defense minister of the Donetsk Republic aid we just shot down military transport. The location and time exactly matched malaysian airlines. To a it is now down criminal investigation to say who did this. The dutch report was based on what happened. It answers the question. It was downed by a surfacetoair missile. There is a parallel investigation to try to identify specifically who was responsible. That theat do you make russian manufacturers got in retaliation first, saying it was an old model not used by the current Russian Military. They threw up a lot of smoke going back to this day that the mh17 was lost. They initially offered the the Russian Military defense said it was shot down by an sc 25. The report that came out of russia suggests they agree it was shot down, but argue it was a different model and say that it did not come from the controlled territory. Laura what is it mean for the uneasy ceasefire in ukraine . How does the report and criminal investigation feed into the situation on the ground . Hopefully it doesnt have a negative impact on the ground. We have had six weeks of real ceasefire, in contrast to the first six months. You will continue to see the russians try to discredit this report, and delay a basis for questioning on the criminal report due later this year or early 2016. Laura to what do you attribute the ceasefire on the ground . Is it because the russians are involved in syria . It indicates a change in policy in russia, which would be welcome, or is it simply lowering the temperature while they focus on syria and undercut resolve on the European Union for maintaining sanctions. I hope it is a real change in policy, but i suspect it is only a tactical move. If i look at the possible scenarios, i think the most likely outcome is another anothered come frozen conflict, which is unstable and could potentially break out. I would like to see this be fully implemented, but i am not sure we can get there. Laura thank you, for joining us. The Obama Administration is concerned by the escalating tensions between israelis and palestinians. 2 israelis were killed in shooting and stabbing attacks in jerusalem. It follows two weeks of violence. 17 other palestinians have also been killed after a series of protests in the west bank. From jerusalem, our correspondent reports. Coming at speed, and a rush to help the wounded. This was central jerusalem, where a palestinian rammed his car into a line at a bus stop. After crushing some he attacked others with a butchers knife. Footage captures the car approaching. The attacker throws open the door. Here, one of his victims is on the ground, and he stands over him with a knife in hand. The attacker is down, shot by a security guard, who kicks the knife away. This video, taken seconds before, shows the attacker get bystandertackled by a. Hours later, we met him. The israeli man who did not want was stilltified stayed with the attackers blood. I really wanted to catch a terrorist in the act, he says. And kill him with my own hands. Cannot take ite anymore. We need to put an end to this. Almosttown, simultaneously, an attack on a bus. 2 palestinians boarded the number 78 armed with a knife and gun. This is the latest in a series of attacks that have left israelis tense and on edge. There is a sense of not knowing where and when the next attack would come. There are no warning sirens or safe zones. The citys mayor has told israelis that have licensed firearms that they should carry them at all times. Scene, heare near the came under fire. Angry locals demanding tougher action. Unequivocally, there will be somethingstick drastic year, he promised. We cannot continue like this. He is called for many palestinian areas to be sealed off. In those areas, anger on the areets on what was billed as day of rage. Israels occupation generates plenty of that area parts of bethlehem became a battleground. Concerns about control of jerusalems most sensitive religious sites spark the recent unrest, but it is unclear how the flames will be quenched. Bbc news, jerusalem. Laura for more on escalation in violence i spoke with our middle editor in jerusalem. Jeremy, you have reported on many israelipalestinian clashes does it feel like this violence could intensify . Jeremy i think things can intensify. It is a big worry on both sides. People do not know where this is going. One of the reasons is the seemingly random natures of the murderous attacks that are being perpetrated against israelis by some palestinians. Behind it all, as ever, is the unresolved conflicts between the israelis and palestinians. That is what underlies violence here. Laura is the instability in syria and iraq feeding into that dynamic, or is it isolated . Jeremy theres a terrible war nextdoor in syria, but that is not why this is going on. It is going on because of the fact the conflict continues. There has been a 50year military occupation of the palestinian territories, which generates hatred, hopelessness, and in some, it also generates an absolutely murderous rage. That is not trying to be an apologist, it is simply stating there is a context to why this happens. There have been questions raised. The Israeli Press are saying why is it that young palestinians, often of good education, one was a law student, without security records are taking part in the attacks . The reason is the sense of hopelessness, no political horizons, and the sense that nothing here changes. Laura thank you. Withdrawing from kunduz, where they have been fighting for two weeks. They say it proves they are able to capture a city and military equipment. Afghan forces say they now control the city. A takeover from anheuserbusch from in beth from inbev. If it goes ahead it will be the theest Brewing Company in world. More on the industrys presence in africa. Theres big money in beer, especially in this burgeoning african market, where emerging black middle class is driving demand. The proposed takeover of sab miller in a 100 million deal comes as a little surprise. Inbev oncesch maker to take over. Only company that has footprints that offer further expansion, notably in africa, where 20 of sabmillers profits come from. Merging would create a worlds biggest brewer. A new company would produce one in three of all of the worlds beer. It is the Growth Potential in africa that is driving the deal. In recent years, south africa has seen the emergence of cross breweries. They are producing the first ever township brand of beer. They expect to take this across the confident across the continent. Is there a danger the takeover could threaten their very existence . We understand the business. I am hopeful that the support we will get from sab will continue showed the takeover happen. Consonant withe the youngest population makes good commercial sense. Less popular brands may be dropped, but ultimately, the price of the beer laura you are watching bbc world news america. Still to come, stakes are high for democratic president ial candidates as they go headtohead in las vegas. It is the only one of its kind in the world, but the last flying balkan bomber will take to the skies for the final time. Amy savage danny savage reports from the north of england. from us eight years this has wowed crowds across england. They came to see the vulcans a fine lines and here its unique sound. Those in the no call this the vulcan effect. Mustve gotten great in his eyes, because they were running so much. It means something when you stand there, look at the crowd, especially children, and to see this look on their face. Starstruck, i suppose. Used to haveaf dozens of these cold war delta wing giants. They carried nuclear palms they carry nuclear bombs. The most Famous Mission was 1982 when martin weathers was the pilot. Years later, he became the chief pilot of this flying relic. Everyone loves it for a variety of reasons. It is graceful, beautiful, powerful, and maneuverable. Danny from the end of this month, this plane will never be seen in the sky again. The professional and technical longer available to underwrite her safety. It is not the end of the story. It will be retained in running order. We will start her, taxi her, and she will be the centerpiece of a new activity to inspire the young. Will land for the last time. Crowd funded by thousands of individuals, the peoples airplane. They love to see her fly. Laura las vegas is no stranger to high stakes. Tonight, that is where the democratic president ial candidates are squaring off. Hillary clinton, Bernie Sanders, and the other three are hoping they have a winning hand. What should you be watching for . Jon sopel is in vegas and joined us a short time ago. It has been a bit of a dodgy summer for Hillary Clinton. Herprivate email address, polling is shaky, where does she need to do tonight . Jon she needs to arrest that decline. Sometimes it felt the chips on her table has gone down faster than a reckless gamblers. That has to do with the controversy about the private server on her email address, but also that has fed into other things. Particularly the question of is she trustworthy. Her numbers have become uncomfortable. Her opponents, Bernie Sanders especially, have been closing in. What Hillary Clinton will have to do is show she is trustworthy, she has a clear vision, and is a human being authentic, downtoearth, regular, ready to fight the peoples fight for them. Laura who could be the dark course of the debate . Jon the dark horse is hard to predict. You have three other people. Jim webb, martin omalley, and Lincoln Chafee who are barely household names in their own households. They need to break through to show they could be a potential leader. Their poll numbers are on the floor. They have to show they have a spark that might ignite the American People and propel their campaign if not for the presidency may be for the vice presidency. The big names of Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton, we know about. How about joe biden, who is not even there . Jon he is not even there, but his presence will be felt. You will be the candidate everyone is waiting to see if he will run. The great unanswered question in washington politics at the moment, will he or wont he . Did not want to he could have rolled it out by now, he hasnt. There is a super pack, draft with a Youtube Video hoping to make up his mind that he will run. Us. A think you for joining tomorrow, we will bring you the highlights and discuss the winners and losers. A photo agency with a unique perspective. It is all mixed eight fighters have displaced millions of iraqis in the countrys north. Living in camps and abandoned buildings, many of their stories are untold and unseen. Is training them to capture their daily life under duress. We spoke to the driving forces behind the project. Everyone was touched by the crisis. Not only poor people escaping the economical prices economical crisis, but every layer of society. The idea was to do stories everyone no one else has done. How their life involved, their living conditions. The concept that all of the photographers at the agency has been refugees at least once, most of them twice. Roof tells thee story of an air of family and a sulistian family from mo who found themselves in an abandoned building, living one on top of the other. It is one of the few situations that you can find where two families from two different ethnic and religious backgrounds are living together. We spent three weeks, one month, going back to the family and documenting how they lived and were surviving the displacement. Is an amazing account of what human beings are able to do in a tough situation. One story is the story of an entire village in the north, next to mosul that was uprooted. Entire village was on a chicken farm, 30 families. The owner of the farm is a kurdish man who gave the space to them. Is a powerful series of images photographed by a famous photographer. , mainly frommen one village who are living in a camp. Powerful thing is the testimonies. The testimonies, the accounts of human violence. The idea was to photograph them on a black background wearing the traditional wedding dress, a symbol of purity, to create contrast of a theyre going through and hope for the future. That is one of the things that separates us from any other agency, our photographers can go back and spend their time. Sadly, one of her own colleagues who brought these died of stories to life tonight after complications following a stem cell transplant to treat leukemia. She had a distinguished career that spanned over 40 years. Linking up with gangs of people smugglers in the city. They organized a journey that will be expensive and involve huge risk. Laura Sue Lloyd Roberts is known for her reports on syria and burma. Emmyf her reports one an in the united states. Her husband would like a remembered as one of the bravest journalists. She was intrepid, fearless, and a mentor to me and other female journalists. I am laura trevelyan. Thank you for watching. Please, tune in tomorrow where we will be discussing the democratic debate. Make sense of International News at bbc. Com news. 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