And banned its former leader from politics for ten years. The move could also have major implications for southeast asia s second largest economy and impact investor confidence. Mr srettha spoke shortly after the ruling. Translation: i respect the verdict of the constitutional court. I reiterate that for almost one year i have been in this role, i have tried with good intentions to lead the country with honesty. Our south east asia correspondent jonathan head told me the court s decison on mr srettha came to a suprise by the people. They are, even though, of course, the court has an extraordinary track record. All those prime ministers you mentioned, it has actually dissolved more than 13 parties and this is a court many argue is more powerful than any elected government in the country. For all that, the whole business about this petition against mr srettha was not taken that seriously. I mean, thailand s politics are not famous for their ethics, all sorts of colourful and pretty disre
Bursting into flames. This looks like an aerodynamic stall, and that s basically where the flown to the wings is no longer sufficient support the flying of the airplane. Major: the cbs evening news starts now. Good evening, everyone. I m major garrett in for norah. This is what the aftermath of that crash looked like. Metal ripped to shreds, debris and flame retardant everywhere. The flame only recognizable from the nose, which is cracked and flat. Tonight, authorities say the black box has been found. Hugely important to the international investigation now underway. The plane went down in a neighborhood near sao paulo, crashing into the yard of a home. Cbs news senior transportation correspondent kris van cleave is tracking the latest devel developments. In which mack. Reporter: cell phone video captures the airliner s final moments, dropping thousands of feet in just seconds, falling out of the sky over a residential neighborhood outside sao paulo, brazil. It was a stall. I think we
The security cabinet. I can say that the state of israel will not let this pass in silence. We will not overlook this. Our diplomatic correspondent, paul adams, is injerusalem with more. I was with a western diplomat when news of the attack in majdal shams broke, and he expressed the concern that everyone here is feeling tonight, which is that this is precisely what people of been worried about, have been fearing, for the past ten months that this simmering conflict along israel s northern border with lebanon would result in a mass fatality event which would trigger a much bigger conflict. I think it is inevitable that israel will reply, will respond. If you think back to the attack by a yemeni houthi drone on tel aviv a week or so ago that killed one civilian, israel s response to that attack was pretty quick and pretty severe, so i think we can expect something of the same. Now, obviously, this was a disaster for the druze community in majdal shams, but it was also a disaster for h
We wa nt we want to take you live to the scene of that incident in golan heights. There is the scene, where the israeli defence minister is visiting. As we say, 12 people, aged between ten and 20, were killed in the arab area when the football pitch was hit. As we heard, the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, is cutting short his visit to the united states in the wake of that deadly rocket attack. He has warned that hezbollah will pay a heavy price and it has denied any involvement. You can see where that incident happened. Our correspondent in jerusalem, mark lowen, has been monitoring events and sent us this report. Sirens. Early evening in the israeli occupied golan heights, and the warning of an incoming threat about to become deadly and dangerous. A rocket struck a football field where children and teenagers were playing. Several were killed in the deadliest strike since the cross border fire between lebanon and israel began last october. The anguish of loved ones at youn