ban webster's and get it over with. >> thank you for sharing your thoughts, including the three guys from the control rom. now time to head over to "shepard smith reporting." >> there is breaking news now on the fox news deck. the united nations security council, scheduled to meet at this moment about the crisis in ukraine. it comes as we hear reports of shots fired at a naval post in crimea. we're monitoring that, and we'll bring you any news that comes from the region. we're also tracking developments in the search for that missing passenger jet. how in the world did malaysia airlines flight 370 just disappear? well there are theories. so let's get to it. >> good monday afternoon to you and yours. first, from fox on the fox news deck this afternoon. every potential sign of that missing malaysia airlines flight has turn out to be a dead end. now three days since one of the

biggest jets in the skies today simply vanished. investigators are still trying to pin down the motive of the two men who boarded with stolen passports. more on that in a moment. >> first, the latest on the search. investigators say tests proof a couple of oil slicks did not come from the plane as they first thought might have been possible. after a yellow 'object investigators could have been a life raft. turn out to be garbage. and crews on a search plane said they thought they spotted an airplane door but it was gone by the time the ships arrived. each falls lead more agony for the families of the and crew. many relatives are holed up in a hotel in beijing. airline officials told them to prepare for the worst. >> we'll show you where the search is centered. the plane took off saturday

morning. headed for beijing. probably seen this flight path over and over again. an hour into the flight it just dropped awful the radar. no word from the pilot. no signs of distress, nothing. now the malaysian government announces it has expanded the search west from the plane's intended flight path. for the plane to have crashed here, it would mean that the jet somehow turned back and crossed the entire malaysian peninsula without being detected by any radar operators. now investigators are questioning some travel agents in thailand who say they sold one-way tickets to two men using stolen passports. the agents told the newspapers that the tickets were purchased through a broker in iran, using cash. investigators say at this point there is no indication the men are involved in whatever happened to this plane in any way. the thing is, experts say

illegal passports are common in asia. let's begin with catherine herridge. what do you know about this irannan? >> as u.s. destroyers and surveillance aircraft scour the region we're told the flight manifest for the flight has been run against what is known as the tide database, the broad babes babes compiled by the u.s. government which includes known and suspected terrorists and there have been no red flags. investigators had the images of they passengers who used the stolen passports from the security checkpoint video cameras and think they have a positive i.d. on one of the men. there's now outreach to form intelligence agencies to verify the name. one of the men appears to be from west africa, neither described as being of asia

descent. and there is a claim of responsibility identified and is being checked out but a u.s. official said it was not from a known terrorist group and not a lot of stock is put into that claim. >> more than a dozen agencies involved in one way or another with investigating this thing but not the fbi. why is that? >> we're told the fbi has a team on standby but has not gone to the region. that is an indicator the investigators are still waiting like the rest of to us see which case this thing is heading in. the state department confirmed that u.s. investigators are now on the ground in malaysia. >> two united states-based representatives of the ntsb, joined by two faa representatives arrived on koala lamb lamb pure. and they're cooperating with their counterparts. >> the black boxes are clearly a priority. a u.s. official said even a piece of fuselage in this case could be very telling because it

can be tested for explosive residue, and they can look at the damage such as blowout marks to see whether there was a catastrophic event that caused the plane to come down. so doesn't just have to be the black boxes. even a piece of the aircraft could be a telling piece of evidence. >> that would be helpful. thank you very much. let's turn to robert francis, former vice-chairman of the national transportation safety board. work on the crashes of twa, and a plane in the florida everglades and the crash that killed golfer payne stewart. it's nice to see you again. >> i've just read from a source that reuters is now quoting who says -- is involved in the investigation who says it is highly likely that the plane disintegrated in the air. what would cause that sort of catastrophic disintegration? >> this is twa800.

a spark in an empty fuel tank, and the aircraft blows up. >> so would it be rome, based on your experience to assume that at some point they'll find a debris field or is it possible a jet of this size could just disintegrate as this official mentioned to reuters? >> i think it would be very, very -- i can't imagine an explosion in an aircraft that would so shatter the air craft you couldn't find pieces there wouldn't be major pieces of wreckage. that's unheard of. >> once they find the wreckam getting to the black boxes is critical. from what you know of the area where this thing is supposedly said to have happened, is it so deep that finding the pinging is going to be a difficult and lengthy process? >> my understanding -- and i haven't heard a figure in terms of the depth, but my understanding is that if it is

found in the water it's going to be considerably easier to recover wreckage than, for instance, the air france flight in the atlantic. >> the conspiracy theory, not worth going through them. but i am curious, would it be possible for a jet of that size to get low enough at insure any way it wouldn't be detected. could have gone somewhere else or is that for the cob spiers theorists. >> there are lots of things that are possible. the two guys with the passports. it's possible that flying somewhere, i suppose, and trying to hide it, is some degree of possible, but these are not the things that i believe are going to be -- or serious, really. >> most important thing they need is what? >> some wreckage to show them where they should be looking. some kind of report or wreckage

or someone taking a picture or whatever it would be that would give them an idea of where to start looking, and then ultimately you're obviously looking for the recorders. >> robert francis, formerly of the ntsb and live with us. very nice see you. thank you so much. and for the sake of the family is hope they find something. >> u.s. intelligence officials are working on a new way to keep tabs on their own spies. the "associated press" is reporting that officials are planning a sweeping security system of electronic surveillance. it would tap into government, financial and other databases to monitor the behavior of millions of federal employees with secret clearance. the idea obviously to identify rogue agents, such as edward snowden. he is living in russia under asylum now but today he answered questions at the south by southwest festival in texas in a

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for advice, retirement, and life insurance, connect with axa. >> the father of the newton school shooter, adam lanza, says he wishes his son had never been born and says his son could not get anymore evil. these are the father's first detailed comments since adam lanza opened fire at sandy hook elementary school and killed 26 people. most of them first-graders. lanza's father said he had not seen his son for two years because adam told miss mother he did not want to see his dad. he suspects adam may have been schizophrenic. the 20-year-old shot and killed his mother nancy as she slept. the father says he is sure adam would have killed him, too, had he had the chance. the told their "the new yorker," and i quote, i don't question

that for a minute. the reason he shot nancy four times, one for each of us, one for nancy, one for him, one for his brother ryan, and one for me. blip bin laden's sewage back in federal court. he -- osama bin laden's saab is back in court today. this is the son-in-law. the fed says he was going to kill americans after 9/11. this next image shows him sitting next to bin laden in a propaganda video. the other man is the al qaeda current leader. this is the convicted terrorist who is testifying. he admitted he plotted to blow up a flight from paris to miami with a shoe bomb. the feds say his accomplish was richard reid who its serving life in the united states. the other guy backed out of the plat and officials released him from brain few years ago. prosecutors say his testimony

will show that bin laden's son-in-law new about al qaeda's plans. defense attorneys say using such a witness shows the government really has no case. let's get to jonathan hunt who is outside the federal courthouse, just steps from where the towers once stood. what with we heard from this witness? >> prosecutors opened their questioning of that witness by actually showing videos of the accused in this case. osama bin laden's son-in-law, though in those video clips he was talking about waves planes being used in further attacks against the united states after 9/11. then prosecutors began questioning the witness about his role in those plots, and he talked about how he and richard reid has been given directives for a plan, a., b., and c. plan a. was to use those shoe bombs on two separate domestic

flightness the united states but they evenly reverted to plan b., trying to bomb the paris to miami american airlines flight in december of 2001. a plot that obviously ultimately failed. and what prosecutors are dog now is giving us a sense of the way they say al qaeda plotted and planned these attacks and they say he was an integral part of the plotting and planning. >> what more are we hearing from defense attorneys here? >> well, defense attorneys are essentially taking the approach here that they have to undermine the credibility of these witnesses. in the case of the witness they have not gotten to cross, but they are likely to point out he did a deal with british authorities to have his sentence reduced and they took a similar approach today when

cross-examining a muslim american, one of the so-called lack -- six two traveled to afghanistan for training in 2008. he said he and other members of this group met the son-in-law, who talked to them about pledging allegiance to osama bin laden. now, the defense team said today, how could he possibly remember those statements 13 years later, saying, given it was 13 years ago, is it possible that you're mistaken about the reference to osama bin laden? he replied, no. so the defense here, it's all about credibility. >> jonathan hunt, live in lower manhattan. ahead, the blade runner, oscar pistorius, can't handle testimony at his trial. you'll hear what made him vomit. plus extraditing the convicted killer to the united states.

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>> the tropical of the olympic blade runner, oscar pistorius, in its second week, and today he vomited in court after having a graphic description of his model girlfriend's autopsy. you can see him covering his head with a hand -- lab kerr chief. the judge banned the media from broadcasting the testimony or quoting the witness. you'll remember oscar pistorius pleaded not guilty to murder in the first degree after he shot

and killed his girlfriend last year on valentines day. he says he thought his girl was an intruder when he fired through the bathroom door. prosecutors insist hi murdered reeva steenkamp of an argument. tell us more about this disturbing tonight. -- disturbing testimony. >> no tweets no blogging no reporters leaving the room. the pathologist was talking about how she had been shot three separate times. once in the head, once in the arm and once in the right hip, and was talking about the exit wounds and the ammunition, the called ranger bullets and they open up like petals of a flower to inflict the most damage. during the testimony not only was pistorius vomiting, his hand were shaking, he was crying, putting his fingers in his ears trying to block the sound. at one point the judge asked his lawyer if his client was fine. the lawyer responded by saying,

he is not fine and will not be fine. >> some other key testimony today, i understand. >> mostly from a security guard. this is a guard who said that every neighbors notified him that shots were fired he drove to pistorius' house and called him and pistorius picked up the phone and told him that everything was fine and then he hung up. the guard says seconds later pistorius called him back and he was crying and screaming. pistorius' lawyers were saying the blade runner called the guard first, seeking help. the guard says, that was a lie. remember, many witnesses have already testified they heard bloody screams from a woman and then the gunshots fired. the defense is trying to say the shots were fired first and the screams actually came from pistorius, who was seeking help. >> the prime suspect in the disappearance of the american teenager natalee holloway in

aruba will town the united states to face stores charges in 24 years. officials in peru say he is locked up on a separate convict. he is van der sloot. he does not look like this anymore. officials will extradite him to the united states in 2058. he is serving time for murdering a student. investigators say it happened five years to the day after natalie holloway disappeared during a high school graduation trip. prosecutors say that just before van der sloot went to peru, he extorted and defrauded natalie holloway's mother by accept tag thousand in cash in exchange for a promise to lead her family to her body. to this day, natalie holloway's remains are still missing. a judge later declared her dead. >> we're learning graphic new details in the death of

crocodile hunter steve irwin. the cameraman says the huge sting ray that killed him stabbed him not once but hundreds of times in a few seconds. think of that. one stingray, gouging him hundreds of times. we're looking into that. never heard of this from a stingray. >> it's troubling stuff. the cameraman did an interview with an australian tv news station and says him and irwin war out looking for something to film when they came across this huge stingray. he says they were in water about chest deep, filming the stingray, when it suddenly lashed out at irwin, stabbed him hundreds of times, like you said, and you said that its barb cut through irwin's chest like a hot knife through butter, and he said he didn't ann reel -- anything was wrong until he saw that irwin was standing in a huge pool of blood. the ray was reported lay bull

ray. a member of the eagle ray family. this is a spotted eagle ray, just to give you an idea. he says he pulled irwin out of the water, rushed to get help, performed cpr on him. and irwin looked up at him and said, i'm dying, and they were not able to save him. >> the only thing we ever heard stingrays attacking was like a hit-and-run. >> he says their normally very does sile animals and he thinks that irwin's shadow -- the stingray may have mistaken the that go for a tiger shot -- the shadow for a tiger shot and that's possibly why the attack happened. >> the united nations security council is meeting right now to discuss the crisis in ukraine as we get word of more russian military activity in crima. president obama is getting ready to meet with the ukrainian prime minister at the white house. details coming up. ♪

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>> more headlines. cops say they've arrested a man who opened fire inside a bar in northern ohio and killed three people. including an offduty police officer seen her. the victim's relatives say the first suspect -- the suspect first punched a woman, then left the bar and came back with a gun. the taliban have ordered fighters to use all force to disrupt afghanistan's presidential elections next month. the current president, hamid karzai, is leaving office because of term limits. he still has not signed a deal to keep u.s. troops in afghanistan beyond december. >> and now filed for protect under the bankruptcy code. they closed restaurants and 40% of its northern american locations. sbarro had trouble keeping up

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>> united nations security council is meeting here in new york right now to discuss the crisis in ukraine as moscow continues to tighten its grip on crimea. a ukrainian television station reports a group of ten unidentified gunmen fired into the air while storming a ukrainian navy post in southern crimea. nobody got hurt and the gunmen demanded trucks from the base. a russian news agency reports pro russian troops took over a hospital and -- a military hospital and an army missile base in crimea. this was the scene earlier outside the headquarters of the crimean television station. protesters on whether crimea should plate ukraine -- split from ukraine and join russia. the white house says ukraine's prime minister will meet with

the president on wednesday in washington. he is also set to address the u.n. security council on thursday. russian officials warned that lawlessness in eastern ukraine they accuse activists collaborating with government officials in kiev. analysts say that's raising concerns russia could send troops further into ukraine and that's the fear from begin. how is washington reacting? >> utter frustration because russia is mocking the west and its inability to pressure them in any way. president putin met with his foreign minister today, another cold war hand and suggested he invite secretary kerry to moscow to talk, eliciting this statement from the white house. >> troops should go back to their bases. russia ought to engage with the ukrainian government in dialogue -- >> the issues are, how can we come to agreement on a mechanism for the ukrainian and the russians to talk.

what's the format, through an international contact group? obviously the russians have not agreed to that. >> no evidence they plan to. >> you keep hearing from politics saying that crimea is just lost. it's over. >> well, certainly that's is what former defense secretary robert gates told chris wallace. few think the u.s. military can do anything to stop russia. prorussian lied north america crimea continued with their consolidation of power, swearing in new troops loyal toth neck groups. senator mccain called the administration's response februaryless and suggested the following. >> restart the system that obama canceled in order to play indicate putin in the czech republic in poland. have military exercises with our baltic friends, they under enormous pressure from putin.

bring georgia and moldova, into nato and do it quickly. >> all eyes will be on sunday residents referendum in crimea whether to breck away frommian jane and join russia officially. >> let's bring in elliott abrams, a deputy national security advice you're are in former george w. bush. nice to see you, sir. >> crimea lost. anything anybody can do? >> not in the short run. the question i think is, what price does russia pay? i think people in crimea may come back to ukraine. that -- and that vote on sunday is meaningless. it's not a free vote. nobody is allowed to speak up against the russians and say, vote no. but what we really need to concentrate on is making putin pay a real price for this. >> the concern now -- i was there last week.

what we kept hearing from people in kiev, look to a region and a town in the east of ukraine that has a lot of russian ties. if he can do crimea that easily, what is going to stop him from going to this town, and if you do that, how much trouble are we in? >> near big trouble if he decides to go into ukraine. large parts of the ukrainian army will fight and the populace will fight. then you have real instability in eastern europe. the thing to do now is to announce what would happen if he does that. if you compare this to 1979 when the russians went into afghanistan, president carter gave a speech to the nation about this, just about afghanistan, and announced a whole series of trade sanctions, no fishing rights no high-tech exports to russia, that made it clear what we would deep. don't think we have done that. i hope the president will do that with the ukrainian prime minister coming. a great opportunity to speak to him and speak to the american people about the price that will

be paid, especially if it goes beyond the crimea. >> you really need cooperation for that out of europe to get -- from everything i've heard from angela merkel she has softened but they have so many ties with energy and money, and then the britts, we know they don't want to mess up the london stock exchange. i don't know how you get everybody together on this. >> well, the first part of that i think leadership. they haven't really had the united states pushing that hard, and i think if we were, we would get a lot of support from the czechs and the pols and others in europe. probably the french. so i think that you're right, it's going to be a struggle, but we're going to lose unless we're really out front. there's no substitute for american leadership here. >> did he have this all planned out, putin? >> well, you know, used to work for senator jackson, and he used used to si the russians were like a hotel burglar. the go down the hall and try all the doors until they find one open. i don't know if hey had it

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20 minutes before the hour. folks in northern india are throwing colored water and powder on each other. part of the celebrations during the annual festival, a ritual of spring. this is red. this is -- begins the week before the full moon, falls somewhere between late february and early march and the start of

spring. you can see they just dump stuff on each other. kind of colorful. here a hindu manpowers a -- man pours a bucket of water on a woman, and then they're colored with powder and then they got all kinds of stuff going on. the festival is more than just colors. men from the village travel to a neighboring village and verbally harass the women there so the guys go from one little thing to the other thing and beat up on the women verbally, and then they bring in this. the women get their revenge when they beat the guys with boom into stick -- bamboo sticks. kennedy says, yay. this is from -- ties into stories from hindu mythology. >> justin bieber. his lawyer in court today, in connection with the reports the biebs assaulted a limo driver in

december. more on that in minute. we have newly released video from tmz, the knower of all things and this video shows justin boner acting like --- -- justin bieber acting like -- you resident decide -- a snob, arrogant, disrespectful to lawyers in connection with another case, lawsuit that a photographer filed last year, claimed the pop star and one of his bodyguard roughed him up and tried to take the memory card from his camera. this is from the video deposition. >> every disciplined him? >> disciplined. what kind of question is that? is he my son? >> i depend hear your response. >> i didn't finish. >> i'm sorry. >> well, listen. don't interrupt.

>> guess what? i don't recall. >> wow. guess what? that was just a taste of bieber's greatest hits from his deposition. this is not related to the other incident in the sunshine state where he is facing charged of driving under the influence and being involved in an illegal race. the singers are lawyer is in court in toronto for another round of legal trouble for the biebs. cops say bieber struck a limousine driver on the back of the head during a scuffle on the way week in hotel. kennedy is with us now. i'm confused. i thought once the canadians won the women's hockey that they had to take bieber back. >> it's like the stanley cup trophy. once you win a gold medal, you take bieber. >> since he is in the united states' possession now what should we do with him. >> we should hollow him out like a vessel and let hockey players drink champagne out of his face.

>> that's a start. hear how he berates his lawyer. >> would you please look at the camera? >> this is a film? this is a film? >> pardon me. would you please watch the television. >> you said it's a film. you said watch the film. is this a film? >> there is a difference between a film and something else? >> yes. >> i don't know. >> no one appreciates the hair-splitters. least of all me. >> i don't understand what he thinks he is publishing. this is like manna program heaven for us. >> take your kids and watch the dream been real and then the quick spiral into irrelevance which is worse than hell for him. i think that's happening. >> he is making a lot of money still. >> not as much money. his reputation has suffered. no one things he is hard.

no one is buying it. the difference between justin boberer and miley cyrus, she is still cracking out number one hits. it's gross. no one knows where that tongue has been. 0 over she is still a performer. >> you know who deeh does not want you to mention? selena gomez. listen to this. >> every talked with selena gomez, discussed your feelings about paparazzi? >> don't ask me about her again. >> go on to -- >> don't ask me about her again. >> have you ever -- >> don't ask me about her again. >> can you dictate the rules in the deposition like that? >> if you're justin bieber you can. >> i hope everyone who is a fan sees this and realize he is such an arrogant jack-person. >> i wonder if he didn't have any supervision.

they say dad on the plane with him getting high. >> his dad is on the plane smoking reefer and he is the product of this teenage misguided affection that produced -- -- >> but no victim. >> he is not a victim. at this point when your so well-traveled and insulated, it's your responsibility to hire people who kind of set you straight. and there are plenty of famous people in the world who don't act like this. >> i have good news. >> about my surprise party? >> you're not supposed to know about that yet. the good news is the north korean dictator's job is safe. >> great voter turnout. >> it's been terrific. as if there were any doubt. north korean sit reports kim jong-un won the election and he got 100% of the vote. >> i've been telling people for years, people love this guy. >> eight people who didn't like him until cinderella went over there, and now --

>> cinderella worm? >> cinderella worm. here's lil' kim casting his ballot. nobody else was on it. he just got right in and dropped the sheet of paper in there. voters are supposed to approve a new list of deputies for the legislature. one name per district. no choices. usually happens every five years or so. the first one under kim kim jong-un's reign. analysts opinion out it's more of a political ritual. and voting officials claim they had 100% turnout from lil' kim's election. we could learn a thing or two. >> don't you think our president would love to have those poll numbers. >> everyone would. it's surprising you can murder so many people and be so popular. >> people that are part of your own regime and family. >> thank you. >> thank you, shep. >> fox report now and more headlines. 13 greek orthodox nuns are free now after three months as hostages of syrian rebels with

ties to al qaeda. activists say the rebels swapped the nuns for more than 150 women prisoners the government was holding. >> the charity, save the children, reports nearly 10,000 children have died since the syrian uprising ban. ten thousand. from violence and the lack of medical care. 60% of syria's hospitals are damaged or destroyed. >> s.w.a.t. team officers set off flash bang explosions to end a standoff at fbi headquarters in san diego. police say a man jumped the fence yesterday, held cops at bay from a rooftop for almost six hours. the guy ills now in custody. no word on any possible motive. and here are the top five most expensive concert tickets to -- for 2013. justin timer leak, the eagle, and maroon five will set you back an average of more than 300 bucks. one direction, number two more than 400, the most expensive

ticket of them all... at this price you ought to get satisfaction. the rolling stones still going strong after half a under, and getting an average of -- half a century and getting an acknowledge of $600 for a single ticket. that's the average. the golden girls. careful. >> a terrifying scene caught on camera as a skydiver tangle wed a plane. >> dozen0s of students got hurt after a high school stage gave way. look at this. >> mourning the death of an american veteran who was part of the band of brothers. william garnier earned an exemption from the draft but decided to enlist anyway as an army paratrooper and became a member of the 101st airborne division and landed behind enemy lines on d-day, the band of

brothers paid tribute to those american heroes. >> on it, painted this beautiful pinup. darling doris. >> the actor who played wild bill. his granddaughter says he was a funny man who could do anything. wild bill garnier, died over the weekend of an abdominal aneurysm.

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>> scary scene in florida where small plane got tangled up in a parachute. look at that. this is the incredible part. this is the sky diver, that's the parachute and here's the plane. happened near tampa on saturday. the pilot was practicing takeoff

and landing maneuvers. the guy who took the pictures thought he would get shots of a very close fly-by and it was a bit too close. can you believe this? instead this happened. the plane caught part of the chute. look at the skydiver. the photographer caught the aircraft to do a 180 and nose-dive, tossing the skydiver all over the place. look at this guy. and they're okay. he said it sounded like somebody landed a face-first into a pel low or a woof sound. officials say both men are doing fine but blaming each other for the incident. phil has the rest. i can't believe -- you look at these pictures, it's surprising anybody walked out of there. >> not a single broken bone, aside from bumps and bruises. the worst of 87-year-old pilot

and world war ii veteran sharon trembley's injuries, stitches on a bad cut. when he clip the ropes of the parachute it boomeranged the skydiver into the air and body slammed into the ground, and the cessna's propeller did not cut him to ribbons. >> from what i could see the right wing of the airplane would have hit him, sure, i'm thankful to be here,. i don't know how i did get here after what happened. >> both the faa and the ntsb are investigating, but so far no one is placing game on either the skydiver or the pilot or the airport tower for not better coordinating. >> thank you. we're hearing from witnesses who say that they watched in horror as the stage collapsed at a catholic high school and injured dozens of kids saturday night in anaheim. did you see this?

screams screams publish. [screaming] [bleep] >> holly -- holy -- >> if it weren't so serious you could joke it might have been payback for doing that. you can see the parents stage. it was an awful scene. we'll have much more when sport short -- "shepard smith reporting" continues right after this. i ys say be thman with the plan

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