Malaysia Airlines considering rebranding, name change
There are new revelations about the minutes before Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 crashed. A Ukrainian official says the black boxes show the jet suffered "massive explosive decompression" after it was hit by shrapnel from a surface-to-air missile.
The downing of Flight 17 is the second deadly incident in just four months, and now, Malaysia Airlines is trying to overhaul its brand and is considering a name change..
But long before MH17 was shot out of the sky and MH370 vanished, the airline had a history of scandal.
CNN's Ana Cabrera is OutFront.
Family of MH17 passenger visit crash site
Last week, the parents of a Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 passenger told CNN's Erin Burnett they refused to believe their daughter died in the crash.
Now, they're risking their lives in the process, becoming the first family members of a victim to make it to the crash site.
Kyung Lah has the story.
Has Israel-Gaza coverage been fair?
In an interview with CNN's Erin Burnett, Ron Dermer, Israel's Ambassador to the U.S., expressed his dissatisfaction with CNN's coverage of the shelling of a U.N. shelter in Gaza, where 16 people were killed and more than 200 injured.
Dermer accused the network of omitting reports that Hamas was hiding rockets in schools. Watch the video for the full interview:
We asked the Ambassador to come back on our program to discuss his comments. But, he was not able to appear on the show. OutFront, in Tel Aviv is the former Israeli Ambassador to the U.S. Michael Oren. He's also a CNN Mideast analyst. CNN's Karl Penhaul from Gaza City and Paula Hancocks, she's covered the middle east for CNN for 7 years.
One MH17 family's journey to the crash site: We believe our daughter is alive
On Monday, Erin Burnett reported on the story of 25-year-old Fatima Dyczynski, an aerospace engineer with a promising career, who was among the 298 on board Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 when it crashed last week in eastern Ukraine.
Parents say daughter wasn't supposed to be on MH17
When her parents, Angela and George were on OutFront, they were hoping she survived this catastrophe.
Now they are in Ukraine trying to get some answers.
Kyung Lah has the story.
U.S.: Russia to give more powerful arms to rebels
U.S. officials tell CNN there's more evidence of a Russian troop buildup along the border with Ukraine, and there is evidence that the Russia is targeting Ukrainian military positions.
U.S. has 'evidence that Russia is firing' into Ukraine
The State Department also says Russia is getting ready to deliver heavier and more powerful rocket launchers to separatist forces in the Ukraine.
Retired Air Force General Michael Hayden, former director of the Central Intelligence Agency and the National Security Agency, is OutFront.
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