have a great week, and we'll see you next fox news sunday. presen. fox urgent. rescue crews are searching on land for a boeing 777 that went missing over the south china sea. the malaysia airways flight suddenly vanished seven miles in the air, and tonight, brand new video and international coalition of at least 22 aircrafts, 40 ships now actively scouring an enormous search area. vietnamese officials just a few hours ago sent ships to get a closer look at debris near a large amount of oil they suspect could be part of the aircraft missing. crews also are searching the ground along the coastline for any sign of that plane that went

missing 48 hours ago now. it had reached 37,000 feet about two hours into the flight from koala lam pure. it was on it way to beijing, china. crews lost contact with the plane. 239 people onboard, including three american citizens we know at this point. two of them children, just 4 and 2 years old. but the word of a u-turn has been making headlines. malaysian officials say the jet may have turned around just minutes before it vanished. >> normally, there is if the pilot is unable to proceed as per plan, and normally, then he makes that decision to turn back, he will report. to the base or report to the att.

from what we know, from the recording as well as our own recording to message the base, there was no such distress signal or distress call for safety. so we are equally puzzled. >> so you're hearing there from a news conference that happened just a few hours ago. you heard the questions about why the plane would have turned around. also questions about stolen passports used to board the flight and four people looked at closely on airport surveillance video, hoping to maybe give videos on who exactly got on the plane. david piper is streaming live, as he has been all weekend long, from bangkok, thailand. the sun is starting to come up. what is the latest when they get daybreak? >> well, this international search has now been going on for two days. vietnam is now saying that their air groups have seen a rectangular object in the sea

off their coast, and they're sending two ships to investigate it. they think it may be a door from the plane. but they can't confirm anything as such. with dawn breaking soon, those ships will be able to perhaps find the plane door, harris. >> david, any word why malaysia has decided to extend the search area? i understand now they're looking at labd, and this thing they think went missing over sea. >> well, as you said in your start of your report, they are suggesting that the plane may have been trying to turn around. if it was turning around, it was in northern malaysia along the coast, which is on the east coast. and if it did fly, it wasn't 35,000 feet, and it came a long way, and if it has gone even further, peninsula malaysia is not very wide. the west coast, on the indian ocean side, they're using helicopters in the area to search the coastline just in

case the plane has gone to ground there, harris. >> you know, david, i don't know what you're hearing in that region, but we're seeing on the associated press wires, people are complaining and broken hearted at the airport there, wondering when the company officials with this airline are going to come out and speak with some of those grieving loved ones. any word on that? >> well, there does seem to be a lot of anger and anguish about how the airline is operating. they're in a difficult situation because they only have so many fact. they're offering flights to malaysia perhaps for u.s. citizens to come over, but i don't think they have had any experience of dealing with something, a situation as large as this, and they're learning on the ground, and i understand they are sending people to beijing where there is anger from the families who feel like

they haven't been heard or heard any information. it's difficult to give out information they don't have. >> sometimes what people are looking for is someone to hold your hand and say we care. we'll have to see what happens. david piper reporting live from thailand. >> the family of an american man listing on the manifest of the plane speaking out. philip wood works for ibm and had transferred to a facility in malaysia. his family said he was flying to beijing to tie up loose ends from the move. his brothers said he's a man of faith and truly loves his life. >> in one of hie-mails recently, he said every day is a gift. that's how he lived, he approached it where it appreciated life. he became very laid back and -- viewed each day as its own day. >> and you will hear more from the family and fox top story at

the bottom of the hour. for now, interpol is investigating two additional passports used to board that missing flight in addition to the two that were reported stolen in the past couple years. the global police agency says a review of the passenger list turned up more passports that were, quote, suspect, but they're not going into detail on that. earlier on fox news, peter king, who sits on the house homeland security committee, talked about how they possibly managed to get past security and onto that plane. >> what happens is when a pass sprt stolen, as you reported to interpol and that passport is tagged. there's no way you should be able to get 92 any airport at all using a stolen passport. so we don't know whether it was not properly reported or whether or not it was not checked at the airport, but again, in koauala

lump lumpur, they don't have the same standards we have in the united states. >> so far, no indication it's linked to the stolen passports, but they're using security footage to try to see who exactly got on the team. the ntsb has announced they're on the way to the south china sea to help in the search. they'll join a u.s. navy war ship which we told you about on fox news last night. it has now already reached the area. as well as a u.s. surveillance plane and search teams from several other nations. but as large as this effort is, the area they cover, or are trying to cover, is massive. in situations involving open ocean, it can take days or weeks to find wreckage, not to mention finding key parts of the aircraft, including the data recorder. joining me is dr. vernon gross, a former ntsb member in the

reagan administration. good to have you tonight. thank you for joining us. >> you're welcome. >> i want to start today with anything you see as progress in what we're hearing. possibly a door being found. >> well, if a door is found, the airplane, is sounds like it's disint grated. we have assumptions to reach. first, the altitute was 37,000 feet. how far did it progress over water, over land, back over water, the south china sea. we really don't know where the aircraft might have come down. however, if we think about desintgration for a minute, they talked earlier about two oil slicks in the water. that would not be likely in my opinion because the fuel aboard the aircraft is in the wings. if the wings came off, they could have separated sufficiently to have two oil slicks, but on the other hand,

recorders are the only thing that are going to give us anything of evidence. >> interesting. i tweeted out a little earlier on twitter that you e-mailed me and said you didn't think the oil slicks were tied to the plane. in fact, that's where the potential door part has been found. what else could it be? >> i don't know what would be in that part -- they're probably talking about the south china sea on the north side of vietnam, i imagine. but if it came down over land, which it might have, the jungles in that part of vietnam would make the wreckage hard to discover. so at this point, we only speculated, and we don't like to do that, as investigation, but on the other hand f you think about this way, no one has claimed terrorism attack yet. that will be interesting if somebody does. but until then, there was no mayday from the aircraft itself, if the aircraft now is thought

to have turned around, why would the pilot not communicate that he was turning the aircraft around? >> yeah. you know, before i let you go, i want to get your opinion on just the redundancy of systems aboard that type of plane, boeing 777 we have had guests tell us about. that has to do with is there any sort of beacon on the plane? even if it's broken apart, the parts that are in tect, do they have a beacon? can they find it without a distress signal? >> they have a beacon they interrogate with radar, but i don't know what kind of radar coverage they had here. here's about the recorders i would like to mention. there's two recorders, a cockpit voice recorder and a data recorder, and those two recorders are separate, but they're basically in the tail of the aircraft. they could come down fairly in

the same area, but they have retainers on them. people haven't talked about it. if they're submirjed in water, they will ping. in the case of the flight two years ago, in 2009, actually, those things were still pinging after two years in the water. >> wow. >> so there's hope if they come in proximity, but they would have to be submerged to hear the pinging. >> you have to get in the water. and you kind of have to have an idea, otherwise, you're swimming in water for weeks, potentially. have you ever seen a scene like this where you have to go out and look for something and you don't know what you're looking for. you have been to a lot of scenes. >> 30 years i have been doing this, and i have never seen anything like this. this is mysterious to me. >> dr. verner gross, we appreciate your expertise and time. we'll move on to another big story breaking tonight. ukraine's prime minister with an

announcement he is coming to america and going to the white house to meet with president obama. the two men are expected to talk about a peaceful way forward to end the crisis between russia and ukraine. but while their talks will continue, so does the military build-up in the crimea region over there by what are widely suspected to be russian troops. are we watching democracy slip away in a key part of eastern europe? if so, who will stop it? and senator rand paul taking the cpac straul poll for the second straight year. and he won it dominating in a way no one else did in the room. so what is his appeal to conservatives? >> i think those who would try to argue that somehow i'm different than the mainstream republicans are people who want to take advantage for their own personal political gain. i'm a great believer in ronald reagan. i'm a great believer in a strong national defense. mine was earned in korea in 1953.

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word, the people of crimea will vote to split their country. they'll vote to unify with russia or stay part of ukraine. ukraine's prime minister is meeting with president obama to talk about the invasion. he's declared he will not give up a single centimeter of territory to russia. after so much blood has been shed for democracy, the people of crimea may decide it's not for them. with all the pro-russian forces looking over their shoulder, can there even be a free vote? amy has the latest from kiev. >> harris, the propaganda war continues as russia amasses it troops in crimea, still not admitting those troops are actually russian, but saying it does have the right to defend russian speakers in ukraine against what it calls a

reckless, fascist central government. >> the man putin put in prison for ten years, the oil barren who was once russia's richest man, visited kiev, saying russia was behind the orders to fire on protesters and said the kreml kremlin's line is a lie, that there are no fascists or naultsys here. this as russia continues to move military hardware into crimea before the referendum on joining russia. there are reports that those who are against joining russa are hara harassed. there are people who are reportedly scared that fascists will take over if russia leaves. there are bag checks of people who arrive in crimea from kiev. there was a peaceful protest celebrating a birthday and calling for unity, keeping ukraine together. the pretext for bringing russian

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i'm harris faulkner. this is the fox report. it's the bottom of the hour, and here is what is happening. the search for the malaysia airlines flight that vanished is now expabding. they're looking at land. at least 40 ships, two dozen aircraft searching parts of the south china sea, the last known location of the boeing 777. it's been two days already. vietnamese officials are saying they're trying to get a closer look at a piece of debris spotted by a plane. one of the families of the victims on the flight is speaking. this is the same family that took to facebook yesterday, right? >> yeah, it is, absolutely. even though they haven't foun the plane, they're talking about their loved one in the past tense now, harris.

philip wood was 51 years old and was a technical storage executive for ibm. he was taking a trip to tie up loose ends. he just visited his family a week ago in texas where they're all based. his brother spoke to fox news this afternoon, describing him as a man of god, a man of honor, and a man of integrity. listen to what they had to say. >> he's a man of his word. just a wonderful guy. he loved us, and he was very generous with his -- with his money and his time and love. and took care of people without anybody knowing about it. >> and the family is saying they're relying on their faith at this time and even though their hearts are aching, they are conscious there are many families around the world affected by the disappearance of the flight. >> absolutely. all those u.s. agencies standen

on the sidelines wondering how they could help, and now they're fully engaged. what is their role? >> the ntsb has gone over there, the faa, bust most importantly, the fbi. they have been called in to review the surveillance video. they're going to be looking at the boarding area and the screening area, look at the faces of the people traveling on the passports stolen in thailand. what they'll be able to do is cross reference that with their database of terrorism suspects. we're also hearing the los angeles times is reporting, quoting an official in washington, d.c., that there could have been a fourth u.s. citizen on the plane, quite possibly an infant. the other two u.s. citizens that are missing are just age 4 and 2, harris. >> wow. dominic, thank you very much. we appreciate the details.

kentucky senator rand paul appears to be leading the pack of potential gop contenders for the white house in 20 sane. it's super early, but maybe not. senator paul winning the cpac straw poll this weekend with 31%. his nearest competitor, senator ted cruz, 20 points behind. ben carson making a good showing with 9%. governors chris christie and scott walker in the middle of the pack, and along with former senator rick santorum, senator marco rubio, paul ryan, and rick perry at the bottom of the pack. let's bring in our fox news political insiders, and you can join in on the conversation on twitter. john lu bbeaut ley to the left, pat caddell in the middle, a former pollster for president jimmy carter, doug schoen. and fox news contributor as well. good to have you, and good to be

back. i was off last weekend. i would like to say i watched -- >> but. >> but i didn't. i relaxed, but i was with you in spirit. what does senator rand paul's win mean? >> it was a decisive win. it speaks to two or three things. first, anger, indeed, even disgust with washington. a desire for privacy because of his strong criticism of the nsa, and also he has spoken out against international entanglements and involvements. this is a reflection in the republican party, a significant segment of the republican party for those sentiments. >> that's what's working within the room, but he's pretty popular otherwise in some corners of the country. john, what works for him? >> what doug said. he's libertarian in a party that's becoming more libertarian, believe it or not. we heard nothing, really, over three days about social issues. in the past, the right gets

trumped up on that. this group, which is younger and more libertarian, they like the nsa stuff. he was the filibuster against drone strikes. he looks like a guy of principle, and this crowd voted several times for his father. >> right. >> he's won this before, too. this is a rand and ron polyvent. >> what i'm reading outside the room, the younger demographic he's resonating with. i bury the lead tonight. some of you k because you put video up of pat caddell, who wasn't just at cpac, he took the podium and spoke. you were kind of the warm-up act for some of the biggest names on the podiupodium. what do you take away? >> what i took away from the conference is in their straw poll, the 51% of these basically conservatives, who you would think republicans, who disapproved of the republican performance in congress. i know i spoke on some of the

themes that we have done on political insiders, including benghazi, but really going after the political class, and i want to say the reception was warm, to say the least. >> i have to interrupt to say pat had three standing ovations. >> really? >> it's going to be renamed cpac for caddell. >> i got in and got out. but those -- >> did we put video of him up? we ran a little bit of it last night. you mentioned 51% -- >> there we go. >> there you are. that's when you take rand paul and ted cruz together, is what you're saying, right? >> no, no, 51%, they had several other questions. specifically said they didn't like the republicans in congress. i was speaking out against, as we have done here, the political class and the place, well, they were animated about it. and leadership wasn't but they were. but the voters, what i'm saying is these things,

anti-establishment. rand paul is an outsider in that sense. ben carson finished third in this. not even running. >> also revealed extreme divisions in the republican party. sarah palin spent the bulk of her time attacking the republican establishment. >> she was bipartisan. >> she was. >> so was i. >> this is a republican crowd. i don't think there was a democrat in the room, but t theditions inside the party are as stark as ever. >> let's watch palin, just what you're talking about. >> i do believe that the eyes of america are opened. unfortunately, though, some would want you to just hit the snooze button and roll back over like, gosh, america, go back to sleep, little lamb. go back to sleep, close those eyes. some of these folks are in the gop establishment.

>> that was almost as large as the applause for pat caddell. >> you know what pat told us that was interesting, off the air. when he spoke, he got the standing ovations going after the establishment. when he left the podium and went inside where the organizers who are gop establishment people, they wouldn't talk to him. >> why not? >> i don't know. i guess there were a lot -- >> were they surprised to see a democrat at cpac? >> no, they were the ones who invited me. >> you upset -- >> i'm a democrat, i was attacking everyone, and both sides, but it was clear there was a chill. nats because the division is between the mainstream in the country, we keep saying the political class, and what i was arguing is there are other alternatives here. >> other than pat, though, watching all the speakers we have seen, but here's what i didn't see enough of this week. the big picture of the decline

of america. >> that's missing. >> the way to fix is it we have to fix the political thing. the leadership is causing the decline. until we address that, you talk about it all the time, pat. doug and i try to talk about it. >> that was one of the big three things of response, the division of the country. >> was that a missed opportunity, do you think. >> a huge missed opportunity to outline what's wrong and what we do about it, thematically, in a way that is inclusive, optimistic, and forward looking. harris, you made a point about 51%, if i have the numbers right, who voted for rand paul, ted cruz, and ben carson. those are anti-systemic votes. anti-republican establishment votes. and they are people who reflect, as i said before, the real anger and disgust of this audience. >> before we go to break, at the end of the day, it's about who can take on the democrat

contender, right? and it asked who would make a good president? i want you to look. i think among the democrats, seeing hillary clinton's name atop it isn't a ground shaking piece of information, but rand paul in second position. your thought? >> it again reflects the anger in the electorate. i don't believe rand paul can win a national election, but it would be a mistake to underestimate their appeal and to underestimate what pat was talking about, which is strong antisystemic, antiwashington feeling. >> the interesting thing about the poll, half the people think if you think they'll be a good president or bad president. hillary clinton was 47%. everyone else was negative. jeb bush was surprisingly low. it tells me when you have basically most people saying the people are considering voting would not make good presidents, they're still looking for

something. >> they're looking. meanwhile, you have hillary at 50% in a country where numbers we have seen, 67% of the people want to get rid of the entire political class, the establishment. >> fox polls. >> and hillary, to me, is the establishment. >> why do you think she leads the poll? >> no one is attacking her. she's above it all at the moment. >> the game hasn't really started. >> as a friend of mine said, she's a balloon looking for a pin. >> wow. real quickly, governor chris christie, new jersey, this past week was supposed to be his comeback week. he's had some high profile gop events. your thoughts? >> he did well with the audience there. >> didn't poll too well. >> polled better than nothing. >> not much. >> but the problem is he's still right now damaged goods. and you can see it in the fox poll numbers where he ranked very low, and people also said in another poll that, you know, they didn't think he could be president.

they thought it would hurt him, just like a lesser number thought benghazi would hurt hillary clinton. everyone needs to message. what is missing is what doug said. there's a moment, a big message and vision, would catapult anybody at this point, but none of them seem to have it. >> from twitter, leila tweet, holy pat caddell. he was on fire. there you go. >> harris, we have tried, and pat especially, to speak and give voice to the anger, frustration, and distance of the american people from the political class. pat did it, and look, some rumblings in the room that pat should get into the straw poll. >> interesting. real quickly, paul from twitter said the gop is democrat light. they will never win an election with this attitude. let's flip the switch. republicans are looking to hit democrats where it hurts in midterm elections and beyond. that's in a few month. where are democrats' most

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we asked you at home where democrats are most vulnerable? on twitter right now, democrats are most vulnerable on the irs people targeting and nsa spying. very good. and we've got the fox news political insiders back. john, pat, and doug. pat, i'll start with you, where? >> three big things. one of the biggest one being obamacare. i think the second is, you know, probably the economy.

the fact that it's not working for a lot of people. and by the way, no one in either party is talking it about that. and the third is this creeping -- this growing issue of the rule of government, overreach of government. that's what part of the irs is, part of benghazi. a sense they're going too far. i think that's partly the weakness, but right now, the biggest think is obamacare. >> independentz 2 writes, the weakness on health care. >> to be fair, we have to acknowledge the democrats' greatest advantage, bluntly, is the republicans. the division we saw at cpac is the only reason why obama and democrats have a chance of holding the senate, which is not withstanding the issues of vulnerability which are very real. the republicans poll about 20% and it's tough to win an election like that. >> could we put numbers on the screen and john, talk about this. this looks like a talking point

for somebody, even if it's just a random person at the grocery store, if she or he happens to run into the president, why so many, mr. president? >> it's prove obamacare isn't doing well. the white house never admits sign-up numbers are bad, they don't talk about it. when they keep changing things every week, it's proof they know. >> or just delaying the implementation for political reasons. >> i want to get back to one thing doug said, to echo it on the best thing democrats have is the republicans and their behavior and to bring up quickly darrell issa's performance after last week on the show, we mentioned how he had blown it last sunday about lois lerner is going to testify, turns out she didn't testify. his behavior that day as a chairman of a standing committee in the house was a disaster politically. >> he has apologized.

>> not enough. he cannot behave that way. >> promise that is what washington is about. you had harry reid get up in the senate and say anybody saying there's something wrong with obamacare is making it up. you have issa acting this way. these people keep acting in a way that drives most americans away. >> an even more fundamental issue. the democrats have what i think is an inadequate agenda, which is redistribution. the republicans have no agenda rather than opposing obama. >> here's the thing, this thing of, as i said in my speech yesterday, of let's not discuss any issues. let's go underground. we don't say anything and surunder everything, we'll win. >> back to twitter, we have asked people. dems are most vulnerable by making open threats and not holding up to them, like what the president did with russia. it's interesting the pundits have said even ronald reagan can't quinn right now.

we'll talk more about that. you have ten seconds. >> weakness, that's a big problem for obama. he has become a weak president. >> more of the conversation with the political insiders next. i get to talk with them during the commercial. >> and we'll include your tweet and facebook comments. it's sunday. inuses are acting up and i've got this runny nose. i better take something. truth is, sudafed pe pressure and pain won't treat all of your symptoms. really? alka seltzer plus severe sinus fights your tough sinus symptoms plus your runny nose. oh what a relief it is

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popular at first, and the more the public looked at it, it became unpopular. it can be done, but it's got to be slightly different. >> they came out with a tax reform plan that moved in that direction last week. the silence from john boehner and mitch mcconnell was deafening. >> i would keep waiting for someone to propose the flat tax on the basis of if you do it, you will unemploy half of the lobbyists in washington. that's the greatest argue because they're rigging the system. >> let's talk about obamacare. a fox news poll that has scary, angry, and optimistic. >> and pessimistic. >> that's the biggest one. here the question, people were asked, how do you feel about the health care law? 49% said pessimistic. this was any party included. they did break it down by party, and about a quarter of democrats who took the survey said they were pessimistic. when you look at this, the

breakdown here, only 21% say they're excited. doug? >> this is the crisis that the country and i dare say the democratic party, is facing. to use my favorite expression, bottom line, this could cost the democrats control of the senate. the anger and fear that exists. >> that's why the republicans won't put out a positive agenda on any issue, including this tack reform thing. they don't want to have anything get in the way of this. >> but they're not even speaking to this in any sense of saying how to make it better, which i think is a problem. it couldby a problem. with these attitudes, pessimistic, scared, angry, this is not the kind of language -- we have a system that will not address what is an obvious reason. democrats won't do it for political reasons. but the truth of the matter, this is a disaster and no one will get rid of it. >> you talk about it. >> they have delayed it for two

years now. it turns out you can keep your health care for two more years because they had to change it to make it happen. >> if it still exists. >> doctors are bugging out of the system. hospitals aren't taking it. >> a trend on twitter. why do we care how president obama is doing at this point? he's not running again. >> we're all americans, harris. we all care about this country. we all want to succeed. if the republicans were able to offer an inclusive message, then they would be much stronger. the democrats haven't. that's the crisis facing the country. >> you look at the decline. >> 38% for the president. >> part of this is ukraine, weakness. this is a president who is -- people should be scared. the weakness and being displayed overseas and what is going to be challenged on us, and the proposal we have an army less than it was in 1940, and the navy, 1914. people are worried. >> i also think politically why we focus on the president is

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