more than two million hands went up. and pretty soon, so did everyone s in the classroom. ok, veronica. amphibian excellent! internet essentials from comcast. helping to bridge the digital divide. you might experience some changes at the airport because of last weekend s russian airline disaster. that is just one of the responses continuing to evolve tonight as more information strengthens suspicion. that the plane was blown out of the sky. on purpose. senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palcott tracks the investigation from london. more indicators are pointing to a bomb as the cause of the russian player crash. the latest coming from french media. with sources on the investigating team. the unconfirmed reports describe listening to the plane s black
pushing around. nothing is organized, nothing is structured. it s going to get worse, moscow has to get them 45,000 russians out. while u.s. airlines don t serve sharm el-sheikh. they go other places where trouble could happen. homeland security chief jeh johnson unveiled new measures today. out of an abundance of caution and mindful of that possibility, secretary johnson earlier today announced a series of interim precautionary measures that would be taken at a handful of airports in the region. earnest was not willing to budge on earlier statements he made about the cause of the crash. saying the u.s. still had not made a determination about what was behind the incident. terror, though, looming ever larger in the frame. brett? greg palcott live in london. the business administration says the u.s. economy added
fiorina for her position on family leave. she responded saying the debate is a spectical with the candidates falling all over themselves and trying to see who can get farthest to the left on issue after issue. they pushed tax gave aways for the healthy at the expense of the middle class. jenna: new information on sea with reports government forces are preparing for a major assault backed by russian airstrikes. u.s. and russian officials are meeting to coordinate plans for flying crews over the same war-torn country. greg palcott is live where more. reporter: a war of words is raging between russia and the united states. it is a real and complicated war
here s the latest on the flood of migrants overwhelming europe. thousands of refugees traveling by train and bus have now reached safe havens in germany overnight. thousands more are expected today. but neighboring hungary which has struggled to manage the mass lull of people warns the human tide from the middle east and africa is still on the rise. senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palcott has more. reporter: chris, this weekend europe is zbrapgrappling with t biggest refugee crisis since world war ii. they have taken to roads and highways in their struggle for survival. it s estimated some 340,000 refugees and migrants have come to europe so far this year, fleeing war in afghanistan, poverty in asia. there s no end in sight. business is usual or
here s the latest on the flood of migrants overwhelming europe. thousands of refugees traveling by train and bus have now reached safe havens in germany overnight. thousands more are expected today. but neighboring hungary which has struggled to manage the mass lull of people warns the human tide from the middle east and africa is still on the rise. senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palcott has more. reporter: chris, this weekend europe is zbrapgrappling with t biggest refugee crisis since world war ii. they have taken to roads and highways in their struggle for survival. it s estimated some 340,000 refugees and migrants have come to europe so far this year, fleeing war in afghanistan, poverty in asia. there s no end in sight. business is usual or