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Sophisticated equipment and sophisticated training. President obama implicates russia ya in the missile attack on flight 17. Adozens of aids workers were on the flight. Hes struggling to make sense of what happened. His grandson was among the 298 killed on the plane. You just hope that none of your children or the grandchildren will go before you. Israeli forces have stepped up their offensive in gaza. 300 palestinians have been killed in this assault. A fast moving wildfire has destroyed about a hundred homes. With the heat and wind it looks like Eastern Washington is going to burn to the ground. The typhoon continues to lash out. There was a ferocious gun battle with police. Two suspects and one hostage were killed. All that techbs of thousands of federal inmates behind bars for drug crimes could be released early. And all that matters which ones looks better. Lebron sends this out on instagram seemingly asking his fans which way he should go. On cbs this Morning Saturday. Well, this weekend marks the 45th anniversary of the apollo 11 moon landing. The eagle has landed. Whew. Boy. Captioning funded by cbs snooirks and welcome to the weekend. Im Anthony Mason along with vinita nair. Good morning. Good morning. A lot of breaking news as well. A downed flight killing all 298 on board. This morning there has been progress regarding the crime scene. There are reports that ukrainian officials and separatists have allowed a skur zone around the crash sight allowing them to recover bodies. Meanwhile president obama is blaming the prorussian separatists for shooting down the 777. Also new deadly fighting has been reported less than 60 miles from the crash site. We have a team of reporters covering the story but we begin where all eyes are focused at the crash site with Mark Phillips. Mark good morning. Reporter good morning. Well there may be some agreement to the access to the crash site, but today there was another ugly confrontation between inspectors trying to examine the wreckage and view the victims who are still there and the local militias who control the area. This is the second day in a row inspections have been tried. Now they are under way, we understand, but under strict supervision of the local militias. This is turning into a pattern. Two days since this plane was brought down, two days in which the remains of the victims have remain exposed and entangled in the wreckage. Two days from gathers evidence from the crash site to find out exactly how the plane was blown out of the sky and who killed these people. Volunteers have been searching for and marking where the victims remains are and the local rebel Authorities Say they are finally going to begin removing the bodies, but tragedy here has been followed by indignity. Not only is this a crash sight in a war zone this area is controlled by the separatist rebels of Eastern Ukraine and they dont seem to have the resources to cope with the disaster of this scale. Monitors from the oesc the European Security body, have arrived to begin a preliminary examination but theyre not crash experts and theyre not being given the promised access they required to make an assessment of whats needed. In fact, their first visit was cut short by an overzealous local commander who felt his authority was being undermined. Listen to me carefully, he says. I am not subordinate to the government in kiev. You are on the territory of the donesque peoples republic which is the name the rebels have given away to their breakaway region. Emergency workers who say they have been allowed to the crash site have covered 10 square miles and have found 186 bodies so far. One fell through the roof of a local farmers house. The sad site is the victims and the wreckage have become key for the rebels. Mark phillips in donesque, ukraine. Thanks, mark. While the fbi and crash experts are on their way to the scene, president obama says hes not waiting for an analysis. He said he already knows there was russian involvement. A fireball picked up by satellite is the first indication that it struck the airliner. It also detected part of the missiles strike path as it streaked toward the plane allowing an analyst to back track to the ground an area held by proseparatist rebels. They say its not something the rebels could have operated on their own. Mark allen is in our Washington Bureau with the latest. Mark, good morning. Good morning. The u. S. President says he does not know yet whether it was a deliberate act or it was a mistake, but the president said it is clear a surfacetoair missile hit the plane and it was fired from an area controlled by prorussian separatists, rebels backed, he said, by russia. Their deaths are an outrage of unspeakable proportions. Reporter president obama called the crash a global tragedy and urged all sides in the conflict in Eastern Ukraine to stand down. Russia prorussian separatists and ukraine must adhere to a ceasefire. Evidence must not be tampered with and a solemn task of removing the victims and returned them to their loved ones needs to go on immediately. No one can deny the trulkts that is reveal eded and the awful images that we can see. The eyes of the world are on Eastern Ukraine and were going to make sure that the truth is out. A moment of silence. Reporter the United Nations Security Council paused friday to remember the victims of Malaysia Airlines flight 17. U. N. Ambassador Samantha Power then called for action. A full credible and unimpeded investigation must begin immediately. The perpetrators must be brought to justice. They must not be sheltered by any member state of the united station. Reporter power said prorussian separatists would have needed help to operate the sophisticated surfacetoair Missile System to down the plane in rebel territory. Translator im talking about the u. S. Here. The Russian Ambassador responded by putting the blame on the United States accusing it of pushing ukraine to escalate the crisis. In his News Conference the president warned if they continue to provide equipment and training the u. S. Has the capacity to impose sanctions against russia and called the crash a wakeup to the world. The white house says both men want russia to call on the separatists to lay down their weapons to allow crash investigators safe access to the scene. Anthony . Mark albert in our Washington Bureau. Thank you, mark. Russia is now expression anger at implications it was to blame. Russia president Vladimir Putin says people should not rush to judgment. Clarissa ward is in moscow. Clarissa, good morning. Reporter good morning. Well, russian leaders here at the kremlin are being very cautious about how they frame this. Theyre trying to poke holes in the narrative of of the Ukrainian Government and the International Community but officially theyre saying they cant make any comment until an investigation has been carried out. As u. S. Officials pointed a finger at prorussian separatists and their sponsors in moscow president Vladimir Putin laid the blame elsewhere. This tragedy would not have happened, he said if the fighting had not restarted in the southeast ukraine. Russias Defense Ministry went further blaming the ukrainian mill tissue. It claimed that an antibuk missile like this one had been operated in the region though the russian stopped short to say there was any evidence that it fired it. Russian officials laid flowers outside of the tragedy. One of the military commanders of the separatist rebels in euro crane is a russian citizen. Earlier this week he took credit for allegedly shooting down a military aircraft. A recording released by the government caught another commander telling his men they had shot down a flame making it more difficult for moscow to avoid responsibility for the rebels actions. It will be very interesting to see now how the kremlin tries to define their relationship with the rebels. Will they quietly try to disassociate themselves with them or will they in fact, double down and throw their support behind them. Vinita . Clarissa ward in moscow. Thank you. Were joined by cbs contributor and former Deputy Director of the cia mike morell. Good to have you here. Good to be here. Are we going to actually be able to discern that . I think theres two Different Levels of complicity here. One is were already here. Which is putin created these separatists, he encouraged them, he funded them hes equipped them, he has set this beast, so in a sense hes responsible for what theyve done. Thats one level of complicity. Theres a whole other level of complicity which is did the russians provide this particular weapons system to the separatists. Did they train them over the last several months how to use it and were there Russian Special forces there with the separatists when they fired the missile. We may never know that. We may learn it through intelligence. It may come soon. It may take a while. The Geopolitical Impact is really fascinating. You hear the president say you never stopped the violence that led to this. You heard Hillary Clinton say putin, youve simply gone too far. Could the damage be to the west that theyre going to toughen the sanctions and help ukraine . I think theres going to be tremendous pressure on the United States and western europe to toughen up the sanction and provide support to the ukraineian government. At the same time putins reputation has never been higher. One is when they blame us for this its not just rhetoric. The hardliners in moscow actually believe were responsible for this that were responsible for the original revolution in ukraine that started this whole process and that were responsible for encouraging the russian government go after the separatists. They really believe that. They blame us. The other thing to think about here, theres a minority of russians who believe putin is taking their country in the wrong direction. Theyve been largely quiet. Will this lead them to speak up . Do you think is a turning point in the countrys conflict . I think so. I think so. If you look back at the downing of a southeastern airliner it was a turning point during the cold war. Thank you so much. Thank you. The 298 victims came from 11 countries. The nectartherlands was dealt the harshest blow, killing 191 citizens and one was born in the United States. Born to two dutch nationals, he had dual citizenship. A Soccer Player in holland he was on his way to indonesia to meet with his vacationing family. His grandfather said he last saw him in the spring. You just hope that none of your children or the grandchildren will go before you and now its happened. It was left to his girlfriend of 10 months to post heartbreaking pictures of a beautiful young couple just getting started. Facebook also provided haunting pictures of a man and his wife and four children. They were moving back home to malaysia. The last picture posted by the mom, their suitcases curbside. Nick norris from australia was taking his three grandchildren home. Mo 12 ee i have 10 and otis 8. They had all been on vacation, but the grand dad took the kids home early so the parents could have a few days on their own. Carleen kierz was dutch but went to school at the university of indiana where she was a topnotch rower studying for her doctorate in chemistry. This man was a 41yearold Flight Attendant everyone called bobby. He wasnt scheduled to work the flight but switched shifts with a colleague. And then a tragic turn of fate. He switched onto the flight and died. His wife is also a Flight Attendant. She was scheduled to work flight 374 months ago but she switched off at the last minute and, of course, lived. All among the victims were some of the leading experts on aids. Well have more on that and go to seth doane in kuala lumpur to speak with victims families there. That is in our next half hour. Now to the other major story, the deaning conflict between israel and hamas. Its in its third day and the death toll continues to rise. One was killed in a rocket attack in israel this morning. It could last for week. Holly williams is in gaza city. Holly, good morning. Reporter good morning. The Israeli Military says that rocket land near the town of demona, killing one person and severely injured a 4monthold baby. The Israeli Military also claims it foiled an attack this morning by Palestinian Militants who were sneaked into israel via an underground tunnel. Even with troops now on the ground israel continues to pummel this land with air strikes. Israel said it wows be a limited operation aimed at destroying the tunnel ss used by the military. They havent seen a single israeli soldier. Just a mile from the Israeli Border in this town we found no sign of fighting, only an eerie silence but yesterday Benjamin Netanyahu said he ordered the military to prepare for an skpanltded ground offensive. That could mean more bloogd shedd where the death toll is now over 300, many of them children. The Israeli Military says its trying to stop palestinian rocket attacks. Its air strikes have pounded locations where the rocket launchers are thought to be hidden. But after ten days of bombardment, the militants missiles keep flying into southern israel where theyve now killed two people and injured several others. An israeli soldier also died during the ground offensive. In a mosque yesterday there was a defiant mood. 92yearold had seen this conflict rage for decades and told us if he were a young man hed fight the israelis himself. The Israeli Military says that during that offensive its discovered 13 tunnels dug by militants including one nearly 100 feet underground. Anthony . Holly williams in gaza city. Thank you, holly. Tomorrow morning on face the nation, bob schieffers guests will include secretary of state john kerry talking about the israeli Hamas Conflict and the downing of malaysian flight 17. Firefighters have their hands full with this fire. They say the smoke is so thick they cant see. That fire has already destroyed dozens of homes and forced people in two towns to evacuate. The blaze is at least one of 50 fires burning in Washington State. Carter evans has more on the wildfire threat in the west. Reporter across Washington State firefighters continue their assault against several major wildfires. Hell on erts there yr yesterday this massive fire near the town of leavenworth sent an ominous plume of smoke 25,000 feet into the air. It forced the evacuation of nearly 900 homes including tim Jermaine Jermaine jermaines. It really looked like a cauldron of hell. With this heat and wind it looks Like Washington is going to burn to the ground. Reporter another fire recorded through the town of pa pateros pateros. Josh brown was turned away at a roadblock. It was the hardest thing ive had to do. Knowing that your house is burning up. Reporter dry conditions an temperatures in the 90s have helped fuel these fastmoving flames and the fire threat extends beyond watch. 12 Southern States are experiencing extreme drought making it difficult to put the fires out. California oregon and washington. Reporter james hall is a firefighter. Hes had to move across to help. These problems arent just for folks in oregon and washington. Its your problem too. Its a problem for everyone. We will keep our capability here in order to mitigate any fires that come here. The last time we got any rain was back in february and it was barely measure about. The forecast is calling for dry weather and tripledigit temperatures to return next week. For cbs this Morning Saturday, carter evans los angeles. Time to show you some of this mornings headlines. The New York Times reports iran, u. S. And five other countries negotiating future of the Iranian Nuclear program have agreed to a fourmonth extension of the talks. Secretary of state johniery said that under the extension iran would get access to almost 3 billion in assets that have been frozen in the u. S. But sanctions on the oil would not be listed. There are two Police Officers being investigated after the death of an unarmed machblt cellphone video shows an officer appears to use a legitimate choke hold. Garner can be heard saying i cant breathe. They were arresting him under it. Both officers have been assigned to desk duty. He had six kids and two grandkids. The body of casey kasem is missing. Shes gotten a restraining order to prevent his second wife from removing his body. Lois lerners computer, her hard drive was destroyed three years ago. That ends any chance of retrieving emails by tea parties and other conservative groups for taxexempt sales. Steve ballmer says that stalling tactics by clippers owner Donald Sterling are threatening the 2 billion sale. Balmer wants a quick decision this month but sterling is said to be trying to block the agram his wife made to sell the team. Interesting. He keeps coming up the price of catastrophe. After this latest disaster, is Malaysia Airline an airline on the edge. And later concerns about the centers for disease control. Is the Agency Charged with protecting americans from dangerous diseases . Gets lax when it comes to safety. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. Coming up at nfl player return to training camp. All the focus is on issues. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. Good morning everyone im Nicole Brewer. Homicide detective are taking over the case of an elderly couple. There was discover dead inside their Strawberry Mansion homes. Sources tell cbs3 Philadelphia Police are questioning two persons of interest. Investigators returned to the crime scene on the 2500 block of spangler street friday evening to collect even more evidence. So far no charges have been filed. Now lets check that forecast with carol hi carol. Good morning nicole and hi everybody. We are looking at mostly cloudy skies over mess of the area, we will head to the shore, it is not stopping anybody from having fun there and sunnies starting to peak out so they are enjoying that. Storm scan three showing though there are more clouds and we will fine those moving into varying degrees. Expect to find sun breaks as well and any shower off to the west is light and will probably stay to the west. 72 degrees in philadelphia in the 60s every place else at this point. We are on our way this afternoon to 84 degrees. Mostly cloudy skies but still some sun breaks and we will do it again tomorrow same way low humidity. By wednesday though 94 degrees. Nicole. Carol, our next update 7 57. Im Nicole Brewer we will see you then. The airport in kuala lumpur is the scene of afternoon givenguish and despair. Once again the flight was headed to amsterdam. Seth doane is at the airport with a tragicic case of deja vu. Reporter malaysian authorities are concerned that the crash site is not secure and theyre concerned that vital evidence is no longer in place as investigators in ukraine try to gain access to the site families here in kuala lumpur are searching for answers too. Mahmoud rasheed and his wife lost their son. He was cabin crew for flight 17. So your family is filling the house here. Theyve come as soon as they got the news. Yes. Reporter the news was final. There was no chance their son survived. Translator initially we were overcome with grief, but then we prayed and managed to calm ourselves down. Headlines here herald the grief of a nation thats struggling to comprehend yet another air disaster as malaysians how is it to have two highprofile unbelievable tragedies in just four or five months . One is not solve and another happens, she asked . What kind of systems do we very. This time its different. There will be bodies to bur but the loss is no easier to bear. There is a sense of shock and disbelief here in malaysia. Malaysia airlines has headquartered its investigation out of this hotel where we stood months ago when they starting investigating missing Malaysian Air jet liner months ago. Among the main victims were international aids researchers. Initial reports say at least 100 were on the plane. Now they say just six were among the 298 killed. They were on their way to melbourne. Researchers say they will pay tribute to the richers during the conference. There are questions on what could have been done to avoid it and many people are asking why Malaysia Airlines was flying a plane over a war zone. Joining us is travel editor peter greenberg. Peter, good morning. Good morning. As you know they came under enormous criticism for the way they handled the flight 370 disaster. Are they doing things differently this time . Its sort of deja vu all over again. Everyone has a plachblt who does what, where, why, it steps up not only how to deal with the press and media but the public. If they had a plan at Malaysia Airlines, its news to me. They didnt handle it properly. They thought the plan was to hold News Conferences. Even though it wasnt intentionally done this way, most of the information that came out in the first couple of weeks was misleading inaccurate, or both. How do you try to get ahead of that one . Theyre still trying to recover. We know the area they were flying over was not restricted. Will they now . It already is. The airlines will follow suit to include the Eastern Ukraine. Up until yesterday it was a war zone that they said please stay away from the black sea and cry crimea crimea. Now theyve said stay away from ukraine. To the consumer what kind of impact is it having . Their bookings are flat lined. Future bookings are not even the radar. Whats happening is going beyond that. People are booking away from the region, not just the airline. Even cruise lines, people are canceling their cruises to st. Petersburg because its russia. Youre seeing a Ripple Effect which will create, excuse the expression, a buyers market. Youre going to see a lot of discounting in the next two or three months. What happens to Malaysia Airlines . The other incident happened so cently and is still fresh in everyones minds. Theyve lost 1. 3 billion. Theyre a government owned entity. The government was quietly shopping the airline to see if someone would come in and bail them out in the private sector. No one was taking that cue. They werent doing that. Now theyve got another problem because in the last year the value of their stock has dropped so much that the company on paper is worth 75 less than it was a summer ago. So as the airline goes, so may the government. Theyre so interconnected. The truth is though peter, isnt it this is an airline that had quite a strong safety record. It still does. Its not reality. Its perception. Perception may be doing serious, serious damage. And interesting people up next, medical news in our morning rounds. New Important News on alzheimers. And Holly Phillips and dr. Jon lapook, how smell affects someone. And the inspiring of an olympic swimmer who refuses to let her spine injury slow her down. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. Announcer this portion sponsored by visionworks. Find more than a pair of glasses. Find a better you. Visionworks. Birdhouse plans. Nacho pans. Glass on floors. Daily chores. For the little mishaps you feel use neosporin to help you heal. It kills germs so you heal four days faster. Neosporin. Use with bandaid brand bandages. Some people dont like added sugar in their juice. So say hello to ocean spray 100 juice. And goodbye to added sugar. I thought we werent adding any sugar. Oh. Okay, nobody use these cranberries over here. 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Theyve had problems with anthrax and bird flu problems. Thats just not okay. The questions you hear from the outside is has there become a culture problem. Is there such a complacency, should will be a change . Wheel speaking to lawmakerses friedman says hes going to personally oversee some changes. What are they . Theyve already stopped things. Theyve closed two labs that handle the most dangerous path oh jens. Next week theyre going to hire outside consultant the address the issues. Some of the greatest minds in Alzheimers Research met in copenhagen to discuss promising new development. Holly, tell us about the studies. These are really interesting and promising ideas for how to diagnose alzheimers early which were always trying to do. The first involved the sense of smell. They found that people with early signs of alzheimers actually had a decreased ability to identify different smells and different odors. Our sense of smell is controlled in part by cranial nerves in our brain in an area thats affected very early on in alzheimers and the second thing had to do with our eyes. They identify a protein called beta amyloid through a simple eye test that is detected through the early stages of alzheimers. So the earlier we can diagnose the disease, the better. Way now its diagnosed way too late when the treatments arent as effective. Another study found that the rate of alzheimers is actually falling. Why is that . Do we finally have a handle on the disease . I think this is really a sign that were getting a better handle on risk factors for alzheimers. So in developed nations the rate of smoke has started to fall. Were getting a better control of Blood Pressure and cholesterol and all of that . Tandem can alter rate of alzheimers disease. I do have to point out the number of cases is higher than ever isernly because the population is living longer but were seeing some of the rates decline, which is a good thing. The look of your medication may influence the way you take it. A study this week revealed what happened when a patients medication was switched from one brand to a generic brand to save money. They stop taking the prescription. Researchers say its because of the new size or color. Why is this happening . When it goes from the actually prescription to generic, it has to be the same content. Theres nothing that says it has to be the same color or shape. Holly, when you prescribe somebody youre telling someone exactly,000 use it and theyre not using it as directed . Sure. Thats always a concern. I always take a handson approach. I tell them to bring all their pill bottles and we go other what theyre for. And i encourage people to get their daily dispensers so they can put them in morning, noon light and line them up day by day. I want people to be open. If youre deliberate rahhetly not taking your medicine tell me why and i try to work it out with them. Its been four weeks since amy suffered a severe spine injury after an atv accident r on her first trip to a Grocery Store to learn how to shop in a wheelchair, theres only one word to describe amy van dyke dykenrouen. How you do like it . I cant reach the top stuff. Come on legs. Shethe kind it takes to be an athlete with asthma. A new life she calls scary but fun. You use the word fun, which really doesnt come to mind. Why fun for you. It has to be fun. This is my new life. I have no other choice. This is whats happened to me. Im a paraplegic. I had fun before in my life. This new life has to be fun as well. So fun. Fun it is. Where is the nerve system that gets severed . Its right in here. Reporter spinal cord specialist is amys doctor. There may be improvements in the months ahead but he also had a medical reality check. She cant necessarily affect that just by her own sheer will. Like i say, if she could, her spinal cord would be healed by now. Shed have walked out already. I thing she would, if it were that simple. Reporter her goal now is that her new life helps others. Already paraplegics have sent messages saying she is an inspiration to their own healing. She hopes to walk one day, some day. I remember my old life and i remember being able to walk and run and wear high heels and be fabulous. But you know what . I can still wear high heels in this chair. They just wont hurt my feet. And you will still be fabulous. I will still be fabulous. Absolutely. And fabulous she is. I did it. Yay. Youve got to admire her attitude. We live lives within lives. All the power of positivity. Shes supposed to be an inspiration to us all. Thank you dr. Jon lapook. Thank you, dr. 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I love Nature Valley breakfast biscuits. Nfl veterans begin reports for trainering camchbing camp this week. Theyre facing controversy on several fronts and for more on that were joined by jeff foster. Good morning jeff. Good morning. Another thing that flared up overnight, chris kluwe. What happened there . He said one of the coaches used a homophobic slur in the locker room and he said he was let go because of his stanced on samesex marriage. Just yesterday they said they suspended that coach, special coordinator for three games. This was based on a special internal investigation into the matter. They didnt find anything on why he was dismissed and hes planning to sue the team. Hes not happy with the way they responded. Yes. This is not going to go away i dont think. From one lawsuit to another a lot of players are alleging to keep them on the field they were given prescription drugs. How serious is the one for the nfl . You know, if the allegations are true in this lawsuit, these are brought up by jim mcmahon. They say it was reckless how they were given painkillers. They were never educated and told the side effects. You know these are addictive highly powerful drugs so the players are dealing with that sort of issue, and all sorts of longterm effects. If its true its a serious phish for the nfl. Settled the concussion issue, its not quite going away. A lot of people thing the nfl got away easy. Whats the dollar amount . 700 . We dont know how high its going to be. They recently uncapped it so they can give a much as they want. It will probably be around 700. This is a league that makes billions. If you break it down its not that much money. I think the issue there is how the payment is structured. If you have a serious disease based on your football days. Youre entitled to upwards of millions of dollars but if you just have daytoday side effects of playing football like chronic issues memory loss anxiety, depression, you may not be entitled to any money. A lot of people are concerned about that. Lets talk about the naming scandal. Even the former owners granddaughter saying change the name. Is it going to happen . Dan snyder, the owner of the redskins, is not going to change the name. Hes adamant about that. I think the only way theyll change the name is if a Company Steps in. If a company like fedex says were going to revoke that sponsorship until you change your name or they lose their trademark. They have to take the strong arm. They start losing money, the League Starts losing money, then they do. Thank you. Thank you. Coming up they changed the system and changed the way they revolutionalize technology. What does google have up their sleeve next . Well show you next and whats coming for you. 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The obstacles investigators are already facing and the farreaching conflicts of the tragedy. For some of you your local news is next. For the rest of you stick around. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. Good morning, everyone im nicole blur. A crash between a Police Cruiser and another vehicle remains under investigation at this hour. This is video from that same scene in pine beach in ocean county, new jersey. One Police Office are suffered injuries in that crash that happened on the atlantic boulevard just before midnight. We are working to get more information on the other victims including their conditions. And now lets check that forecast, it will be a nice day, little cloudy. A little cloudy but that will cut down on the temperatures somewhat. It will be a very pleasant weekend, again. We have had a nice string of them. Lets look outside, and you do find clouds taking a look at ben franklin bridge in the sky above. Moving to the shore people outside on the boardwalk we have a few clouds, we have found sun breaks occasionally there and you can see on storm scan three sometimes you see heavier clouds and sometimes you see lighter clouds. Expect to find sun breaks right along with those showers, that are really well off to the west. We should stay dry in our area. Seventythree in philadelphia a. But we are in the 60s every place else on our way to the lower 80s today and tomorrow with low humidity, hot by wednesday though nicole. Wow, that is a scorcher thanks carol. Our next update 8 27. Im Nicole Brewer. We will see you then. Powe welcome to cbs this Morning Saturday. Im antony mason. And im vinita nair. Coming up this half hour what will be googles next zbik breakthrough. Well look at the products that aim to push us into the future. Then is it advertising or art. Well look at the changing bodies of a storefront mannequin. And painting discovered in an attic possibly worth tens of thousands of dollars. Why the person who found it should probably have expected it. First the Malaysia Airline flight 17. All 298 people were killed. This morning ukrainian officials are accusing prorussian separatists of tampering with the crash site. On friday president obama pointed a finger at russia and the rebels. They deny any responsibility. Meanwhile the crash site is in a war zone with more fighting breaking out today. Its an area controlled by rebels in Eastern Ukraine. We start with Mark Phillips in donetsk. Mark, good morning. Good morning. Well, the timing of this investigation and the recovery of the bodies is becoming critical and for a second day in a row, there have been difficulties. Again, today monitors from the European Union tried to get on the site tried to assess what sort of investigation, resources they will need for the second. For the second day in a row they were hampered by local militias who control the area. Its in Eastern Ukraine. Its being held by people who are declared to be the republic in the area. They control the area. They are by the way, the ones who have been most associated with the causes or shooting down of this aircraft as well. Also in this area which is really ten square miles, the monitors say they in fact cover about seven of those. Seeing 187 or so bodies of the 298 who perished in this crash. Im Mark Phillips for cbs this Morning Saturday in donesque. One american was killed in the crash of Malaysian Airline flight 17. Quinn schansman was born to dutch parents. He lived in the netherlands. He was a dual citizen of the United States and netherlands. His grandfather saw him in the spring. As grandparent you just hope that none of the children or the grandchildren will go before you. His grandson studied at the university of amsterdam. He was on his way to meet family members who were vacationing in malaysia. Joining us with more on the investigation is Mark Rosenker Cbs National News National Safety consultant and former chairman of the National Transportation safety board. Good morning. Good morning, anthony. Lets start with the crash site itself. How much does the limited access to the site, you know at this point, how much do you think its going to hamper the investigation . Significantly, anthony. Its going be extremely difficult, extremely dangerous. The infrastructure there is hardly existing so theyre going to have to open this place up and actually provide significant amounts of resources if this is going to be a successful investigation. And for every day they delay, what effect does it have . Unfortunately were seeing whats happening with the delay of the evidence and clearly the deceased decomposition is going to be horrible. Its horrible about the looting and sales on the black market. Whos going to lead this investigation because its in this zone that no one can clearly say is mine . Ironically because the ukraine had sign add contract or an affiliation agreement if you will, the mak, the russian version of the ntsb would be the org authentication that would ultimately lead and do the work of that group. Unfortunately, though, that is not going to happen and what theyre hoping to do is perhaps gather a coalition of international credible technical representatives like the ntsb like the british aaib. The Dutch Safety Board clearly should be involved in this. The malaysians will be involved in this. Perhaps the australians. They had a large number of passengers on board. But this has to be very transparent, hates to be very credible, and it has to be hopefully, a quick investigation, and this has to be taken over because right now its chaos there. You know the russians are very sensitive to american involvement here because they blame us to some degree for what happened in the ukraine. What role will the u. S. Have here . They will have an opportunity to be pa ofrt the investigation. Remember that we were invited in by the ukraineian government. We already have an ntsb, very senior, very respected, very experienced investigator that will be there sometime today. He will remain in kiev. The fbi is there as well. Theyre all weight to be able to get access to this accident and debris field. Well, i hope it happens soon. But as you say, mark every day of delay makes it more and more difficult. Mark rosenker thank you so much. Fbi and ntsb crash experts are on theyre way to ukraine and president obama has warned the u. S. Has the capacity to even crease sanctionses on russia if russia continues to support the rebels. Markal berts mark mark albert has that story. Good morning. President obama called it an outrage of unspeakable pror proportion and global tragedy. President obama wants all sides in the conflict to negotiate peace and he vowed that the u. S. Would make sure the truth of what happened to Malaysia Airlines flight 17 gets out. Rush prorussian separatists, and ukraine must adhere to an immediate ceasefire. Evidence must not be tampered with. Experts need to go to the crash site and returning the victims to their loved ones needs to go forward immediately. Reporter on friday they held a moment of silence for the crash victims. U. N. Ambassador Stephanie Power said they could not rule out the russians. Meanwhile National Transportation safety board seen your air safety investigator bill english seen here at the asiana crash site in San Francisco last year is headed this weekend to help in the crass investigation. Hell join two experts from the fbi. Anthony . Mark al betterrt from our cbs division. Also this morning juan zarate. Good morning. Good morning, vin tee ta. He didnt put direct blame on putin but ui think a lot are wondering could they have done it without the support . It suggests that the rebels did not only do this but had support from the russians. They had been taking down transport planes and ukrainian helicopters and jets over time. These appear to be russianmade surfacetoair missiles. And certainly there is a degree of involvement from russians that the u. S. Golf has been talking about for some time in aiding the rebels. So at a minimum russia has enabled and armed them. Whether they were directly involved in the shootdown is really a question people want answered. This certainly hasnt damaged him at home where hes more popular than ever but is this going to damage him internationally . Absolutely, anthony. I think what it does is puts the conflict in a different scope. It nationalizes the conflict in a way you havent seen before. You have the european flight aids community those who on board board. This is such a tragicing and horrific event it changes the nature of the con flick and it does force the russians to explain exactly what theyre doing and it pulls back the venn near that they ee trying to be helpful when in fact theyre continuing to arm and train these separatists. So secretary haig sl now saying russia has to take responsibility for this. What does that look like . I think in the first instance they have to provide access to the site. They have to then allow the investigators in. I think then more importantly they have to stop training and arming these separatists and stop goading them to continue to fight. The russians in many ways have been amplifying this conflict giving their support. That has to stop. Absent that, i think the u. S. And the west have to consider more aggressive sanctions, potentially even arming and training ukrainians. Something has to change on the ground because this cannot persist the way this has happen and this conflict and this events showcase why it is that you cant have this conflict fester over time. Want za ray tay for us this morning. Thank you. Thank you. Theyre in its third day. Israel says the offensive could last for three weeks. Holly williams is in gaza city with the latest. Reporter good morning. The Israeli Military says that rocket landed near the town of damona killing one person and severely injured a 4monthold baby. The israelis claim they spoiled an attack by militants who snuck into israel by an underground tunnel. Israels ground offensive which began two days ago is aimed at destroying the tunnels used to infiltrate israeli territory. They destroyed 13 so far, one of them nearly 100 feet underground. So far this is a limited operation. In most of the gaza strip they havent yet seen an israeli soldier. Just a mile from the border the streets are eerily quiet but theres no sign of fighting but the israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said yesterday he ordered the countrys military to prepare for a possible expansion of the ground offensive. That could mean more bloodshed in a place where the death toll is now over 300. Many of them children. After 12 days of israeli bombardment, Palestinian Militants continue to fire their rockets into southern israel where theyve now killed two people and injured many more. For cbs this Morning Saturday, Holly Williams gaza. States of emergency have been declared in oregon and Washington State as several wildfires burn across both states. Washington alone has 50plus fires. It raced through the hillside sindhing smoke ing sending smoke billowing into the air. Its really something. Last night it really looked like, you know the cauldron of hell. You could see flames everywhere you looked. That fire has forced the evacuation of two towns and has destroy at least 1 money homes. The fam loif a california woman killed in a bank robbery and highspeed chase wants answers. A gun battle ended wednesdays violent incident in stockton california, with two suspects dead. A third suspect who was arrested used Bank Customer misty holt singh as a human shield. An autopsy may reveal whether she was killed by the police or the suspects. That is my baby sister who has passed. She was a very loving mother sister daughter an aunt cousin and a friend. Police are looking for a fourth suspect who they believe used a buick seen in surveillance photos to drop the up next google wants to change the future so why are some of their new projects being compared to willy wonka . Tech experts are here to show us. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. Look at what i put together. Cheddar and honey nut chex mix. 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Not just Wearable Technology like google glass but everything from smartphones to how you drive your car. Here with a look at the search giants search for the next hot project is bridget. Good morning. Good morning. You brought cool stuff. Lets start off with this contact lens. I heard you say this is leveraging tech to manage human diseases. Theyre getting into health care with contact lessons. Imagine diabetics dont have to pick their finger anymore. They can use a contact lens with a tester that tests their tears. How far away is it bridget . Not that far. Theyre making prototype that can come out next year. They have another one called aura. Prices are mind blowingly low. Its a modular smartphone. What that means is you can take the pieces in and out based on what you want to upgrade instead of having to buy a whole new phone again. If you want to get a new camera pop your camera off and pop a new one in. Same with memory. I think about a car. If something goes bad, replace the one part. It could be 50. It could come out next year. Basically it gives you an opportunity to customize. If youre photographer pick a better camera voice response you can do a better ability to pick up a voice. Snap what you want in and out based on what your needs are. Are you talking 50 for the whole phone or just the pieces . I imagine that the more accessories you buy it will add on there because it will be custom looks and designs. Well have to see. Im not buying the 50 price tag either. Lets talk about the google loon. Whoo what is that one. There are people who dont have access to the internet. How can we bring going toll the people instead of having to dig up and lay cables down what if we had internet in the sky but putting them in balloons that float in our stratosphere. They started this test last year. Theyre looking at a fleet of balloons that floats above. It floats around the earth. Thats something thats just interesting that they can do Something Like that and increase maybe their Customer Base if you think of the long term of course, people using these balloons would be google customers. Looks like a solar panel on the basket itself. Exactly. Powered by solar panels. Fascinating stuff. Bridgette carey. Tank you so much. Theyre the backbone of your office and a team player. You could be one of them. Why being invisible is a good thing. Next on cbs this Morning Saturday. Announcer this portion sponsored by toyota. Lets go places. And a pegasus. And why is she strapped to the roof of my rav4 . Well, if you have kids. Then you know why. Now the real question. Wheres this thing going in the house . The rav4 toyota. Lets go places. [ male announcer ] so you used the wrong flea killer. Dont blame him. Instead, rely on frontline plus. It kills adult fleas and ticks plus flea eggs and larvae, destroying future generations. Ask your vet about frontline plus. 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I think a lot of people do relate to this. How did you come up with this idea . I used to be an invisible. I used to be a magazine fact checker. The thing is the better i did my job, the more i disappeared. If i did it perfectly, no one would ever think of me. Whens the last time you read a great Magazine Article and thought, man that was fact checked beautifully. Never. So this notion of, wow, this is such an unusual job and yet i felt really satisfied at the end of the day in a way i didnt feel with a variety of other jobs where i was secretly surfing the web half the day. I was trying to find out if there are others who share a roup between work and recognition where the better they do their work the more they disappear. When you were doing your work were you finding that invisibles were people who shy away from praise . Thats right. The people in my book are incredibly successful and at the top of their fields. Us not that theyre meek and hide in a corner. They stand up for themselves when they need to. But the way they got successful is the opposite of what were told to do. They got there by not promoting themselves, being interested in the larger project than grandizing themselves. They all shared certain traits that brought them their success. What were some of the fields you found invisibles were most prevalent in in. Invisibles are in every field and every walk of life. I chose a wide range. One of the people for example is a man named dennis. Hes a structural designer. I met him on a structure, the second tallest building in the world. We think of him as an architect when you see a grand building but without engineers like him the buildings would never stand. Do you find after researching them the invisibles said they had a hard irtime progressing at work than someone touting everything they had done . Thats a great question. Thats a grad myth my book debunch debunch sde bunch bunks. That we have to raise our profile. Thats not true. You can become incredibly successful in not promoting yourself by being a member of a team. Dennis is on the board of directors of a Global Engineering team. Hes in charge of a vast amount of workers of billiondollar skyscrapers. When i ask him a question about himself he always answered we instead of i. Thats what his attitude brought him. Thanks. There are some of the best salespeople in the world and they dont say a word. Im sorry. You cant tell me where the mannequin came from . I dont you, i dont know. Well, is there somebody around here i could talk to who would know . Why . Isnt it good morning, im Nicole Brewer. Divers, will renew their efforts to find a man who disappeared during a swim, near Island Beach State Park in ocean county. Twentyfive yearold nicholas, of france, disappeared just before noon time friday. Person watching him swim from the beach lost sight and then called 911. There are no life guards working in that area lets check that forecast, little cloudy this morning but that is okay carol. We will take that because it will cut down on the temperatures so they will be running slightly below normal. In complaints though in midjuly to have temperatures that are in the lower 80s. We have some cloud cover out there right now as you can see center sit friday cbs3 studios via skies cam three. You can see slightly more sunshine every so often but right now that sunnies obscured by clouds but keeping everybody on the boardwalk anyway. Storm scan three notice clouds that are moving up but notice sometimes they are thicker sometimes they are thinner. You should see sunshine through that and showers should remain off to the west. In the 07s through philadelphia, on our way this afternoon in the 80s, same deal tomorrow, comfortable day coming up, nicole. Our next and final update at 8 57. Im Nicole Brewer, see you then. How would you like to find an expensive painting in your house. In california the former home of a prominent family is now a museum. Workers found a painting of an elegant lady reclining in a chair up in an attic. It was painted by a family friend named john coke. Its estimated the painting is worth between 45,000 and 50,000. Resting under a sheet. They found it while putting away christmas decorations. Nice. A little bit of a savings account. We begin the evolution of mannequins. In a recent poll 42 of americans said mannequins influence what they buy, thats right behind friends and family and as Michelle Miller found out, research has taken motive. Reporter they pose for hours oned on donning the fashions of the time. But mannequins have become more than just window dressing. Mannequins are the quintessential salesperson. Reporter he says mannequins are front and center for retailers trying to lure Online Customers back into stores. Technology is forcing us to make the instore experience that much more compelling and the mannequins a very very important tool toward that end. Reporter for that reason mannequins are getting a makeover. No longer just slimsize 4s and 6s. The mannequins have a shape and a size that would mimic a real persons body. Reporter Davids Bridal got the message. After surveying the customers they widened the size range for mannequins from 2 to 18. Its great for a customer to see how a dress will look on them and not just imagine how it will look on them. Reporter some have gone even further. Some say too far. Displaying scantly clad mannequins taking on traits too true to life. Mannequins date back to ancient egypt. In 1922 when a tomb was opened they found a carved wooden torso in the shape of the boy. Models first surfaced in 1900 around the time architecture took a turn. Cast iron architecture allowed with great expanses and the plate glass allowed you to cover those expanses. What did you get . The first show windows and they became retail theater and the actors on the stage were the mannequins. Reporter and this summer theyre on display at the museum of arts and design in new york. The nyc makers exhibition includes the works of ralph pucc i pucci pucci. This is a form of art to you. Yes, this is a form of art to us. For 40 years his parents starting in their basement in the 1950s. The heads have definitely been inspired by art. The bodies are inspired by some of the fashion poses that are out right now. Reporter its still an old world process. The casting, sanding, spraying and packing all done by hand. When i first started out most people did realistic mannequins so when i came in i said why should we do that. It was already being done well. So we had to go somewhere else. Reporter pucci hired a Creative Team from outside of the mannequin industry that would design what would become his signature sleek style. His sculptures spend weeks on end designing collections which are sold to the likes of macy nordstroms and sax fifth avenue and sell for around 1,500 a piece. Itss going be the normal body, the body that is normally out there. But i think we will execute it, sculpt it in a beautiful way. Reporter the result beauty in every aisle vying for your attention. You walk into uniglo. You walk in and theres 400. I know. I counted every one of them i dont think people realize in every Retail Outlet theres a good number of mannequins set citting in there. I challenge you, michelle. Next time youre in your Favorite Retail store, take a look. There are a lot of mannequins. Theyre projecting a point of view. Theyre projecting a lifestyle. For cbs this Morning Saturday, Michelle Miller new york. And all those mannequins are looking at you. There is something creepy about them although artistic as we now know. Fascinating. Now heres a look at the weather for your weekend. 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We named it because it resembling wellington goose. Parsnip chips that is a great way to get kids to eat vegetables. Parsley is a great herb. And big pile of glazed carrots because your producers wanted something colorful, but the most fun part did bring a cocktail because after all it is 8 30 in the morning. Thats the best part of the show. Thats basically when we wake up. Its a tequila sour and its finished with liquid smoke. Most of the drinks i have on a saturday morn somebodys put a cigarette out in. This is like that but so polite. Its so wonderful to see that you exactly what you should be like. Youre the first woman that said this to me. Holy smokes. This is working out. How did you get involved. I heard at one point you were directing commercials and someone said no, no. Food was already interesting. It was food tv shows that werent interesting at the time. This is late 80s early 90s. I was cooking as a hobby, directing tv commercials and working as a sin a maing to gra fehr and i was watching food shows and going, wow, this is dull and im not learning anything. I thought maybe one day there will be a real kind of opening for food media, people will actually want to watch food shows. And food network was beginning. I didnt know about it. I quilt my job and went to Culinary School. Thats interesting. You used Culinary School as an entry point to television. Yeah. And everybody there thought i was crazy. I wont use the words that they actually put before crazy because this is tv and all but everybody thought it was insane. Food shows . Ha, ha ha thats not going to work. It did. You ended up directing them, producing them, starring in them, all by yourself. Ive about got some control issues. Good eats i did for 14 years. Wrote it directed it for 200 episodes. As a film maker and a cook it gave me the love do everything in one place and get paid. You mention a lot about the smoke and the liquid. Thats something were seeing so often in restaurants right now. What is your take on it . Is it being overused . Its kind of a culinary movement. Its great because chefs need to be able to express themselves and theyre using science more and more to do that. But you know what . In the end for me i dont wake up in the middle of the night kraiv craving foam okay . Im waking up craving leftover pizza. Whether thats going to translate into homes i think some of the methodologyies do but i would rather see people do scientific approaches just to see if they can do it better. Lets do it with scrambled eggs and then well mess around with why powders and spheres and blah blah blah. You have so much going on and you have a traveling show going on. I do. What does that mean exactly. Its got some of everything in it. My traveling show has got some very large, very unusual and fairly dangerous food demonstrations but also theres puppets. I do some of my food songs which hopefully are funny live on stage with a band and then theres like a lot of multimedia stuff and audience interaction. Its like i was raised during the age of television when varieties were the norm. Sonny cher and carol burnett. I miss it. You can do anything and tie it. What made you want to go on stage . I had a theater degree. I was trying to make it pay off. My mom always said that theater degree is stupid. It will never payoff. Im like yeah mom, how many seats do you want . Im trying to get back at my mom. You also have the podcast. Who do you desire who you want to interview . Its whos willing to show up and do it for free. Thats how podcasts are. Theres no money in it. Actually its like doing this show. We give you a free meal, though, that you cooked. I designed it but i didnt have to cook it. Its the best possible meal. By the way, this chocolate pay, no dairy. Based on tofu. Yet it tastes good. I want to hand you the dish. 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From the makers of frontline plus. Tomorrow on cbs sunday morning, a visit with oscarwinning actor Michael Douglas at the theater he helped build when he was just starting his career. And then monday on cbs this morning, the latest on Malaysia Flight 17 from the krash scene. Where the investigation is headed. Have a great weekend, everybody. We leave you now with more music from desert noises. This is out of my head. Good morning, im Nicole Brewer. And, happening right now, the socalled happiest 5k on the planet business to get underway. Thousands of runners are expected to take part in this years philadelphia color run at wells fargo center. This is video from last years event on the parkway. Runners will go through several stations painting them with color. Portion of the fund will be donated to the charity back on my feet. Lets get a check of the forecast and see how day is shaping up hi carol. We are painting the the sky a little shade of gray this morning but we will find some sunshine as well. Lets take a look and fine included cover we have got. One thing about this is it kutztown on the temperatures. It will be a very comfortable weekend both today and tomorrow. We have 74 through center city, storm scan three showing we have clouds in the area well off to the west there are showers we are not expecting any here we are expecting a day to day similar to tomorrow. So sun and clouds but maybe heavier at times on the clouds. Temperatures 74 in philadelphia right now. We will be warming up today all the way to 84 degrees. Eightythree tomorrow but 94 by wednesday, nicole. Ninetyfour, scorcher. That is it for Eyewitness News this morning follow us on our web site at cbs philly. Com. Im Nicole Brewer make it announcer when you see this symbol you know youre watching a show thats educational and informational. The cbs dream team its epic. Narrator today on lucky dog. 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