Williams. Good evening. Tonight we want to show you what happened today when the people of a small country came out in droves to make up for lost time, to make up for the treatment of their citizens, the abuse and neglect of the human remains at the Malaysia Airlines crash site in Eastern Ukraine. The dutch people today paid tribute to their own, 193 of the 298 people who died on that flight were dutch. While they ended up in a battlefield, they were just civilians murdered on a commercial flight from amsterdam to asia. What we witnessed there today was solemn and emotional and dignified, precisely what the dead deserved. We begin tonight with nbcs katy tur in amsterdam. Reporter a lone bugle signaled a moment of silence at the airport. 40 bodies, 40 coffins, the first of hundreds of remains that will be brought here. Victims from more than a dozen countries. At the airport to greet them the dutch king and queen, foreign dignitaries and shielded from view, family members. A simple cere
That was a very important moment here as people observed her reaction coming out and what her message would be to them. They are still waiting for it, but the big headline is although it was another long night, again punctuated by this Lightning Storm that was just huge and seemed to sit over the area and may very well be a reason why the protests were less dramatic. Only six arrests overnight. The streets were lined. Voices were angry, but just hours ago ron johnson, the man in charge of policing the protests, did come out and say tonight is a very good night. Overnight this ferguson the first real hint of calm. Since Michael Brown was shot and killed 12 days ago. You can often tell how the night is going by the radio traffic, and tonight the radios were mostly quiet. One brief confrontation when supporters of officer Darryl Wilson and Michael Brown collide. A very different scene from the night before, this video showing a very angry Police Officer pointing his gun at the crowd. My h
Palestinians who had fled to that shelter thinking it is safe, that is causing widespread condemnation, an its complicating the efforts to try to achieve a ceasefire. For those on the ground, a ceasefire agreement cant come soon enough. Gunfire in the west bank overnight. A massive protest of thousands of palestinians near a checkpoint between jerusalem and ramallah resulting in clashes with israeli forces. Hundreds wounded, and one palestinian man shot dead. The anger stemming from this, a United Nations school in gaza bombed. 16 killed, more than 100 wounded, including women and children from families who came to the school because it was being used as a shelter. Both sides of the conflict casting blame, with hamas accusing israel, and israel saying the destruction could have been caused by a hamas missile that fell short. Outrage over the attack kicked ceasefire talks into high gear overnight. Secretary of state john kerry, working around the clock in cairo, presenting a deal to bot
To rescue foley and other hostages, but that mission failed. People like this ultimately fail. They fail because the future is won by those who build and not destroy. And the world is shaped by people like jim foley, and the overwhelming humanity of those who are appalled by those who killed hill. The United States of america will continue to do what we must do to protect our people. We will be vigilant and relentless. They ran incredible risk of detection and bloodshed. Barbara starr brings you details. Reporter one of the most Dangerous Missions u. S. Taken in years by any measure. It was several of the most elite commandos that went into syria by helicopter. They were protected overhead by fighter jets and surveillance aircraft, right into what, by any measure, is enemy territory. They had intelligence. They believed the hostages were at a particular location being held by a particular group of isis militants. No one in the government, yet, is saying where the location is. That info
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