getting there. >> much of the mountain side slid down and on the structures belong. what a tragedy. >> thank you, so you tomorrow. >> thank you, gena and john. malaysia officials said no one survived and the flight 370 ended in the indian ocean. >>im bill hemmer. >> they spotted debris near australia, capping an unprecedented two- week search involving 26 countries. >> now finding the black box is the high priority. >> and national security correspondent jennifer griffin joins us live from washington. >> reporter: it was the second time we heard from the malaysian prime minister in the past 17 days. >> it is there fore, with deep

sadness and regret, that i must inform you that the according to this new data, flight mh 370 ended in the southern indian ocean. >> families when they heard the news wailed and cursed the malaysian government. they said they were secretive and sharing the information sparsely and families received information from the malaysian government by text. saying malaysian airlines deeply regrets that mh 370 was lost and none of those board survived. a plane is departing jfk airport

with a new high-tech equipment. it is a under water search vessels and hearing the underwater pings. the pilots reported visual confirmation of more debris. two objects. one a wreck tanningullar and orange and one gray and greenish in color. it was soilths image row provided by three countries. it is over seven hours of flying and president obama is in europe and expressed his condolences and the u.s. standed by to help with the search in any way, elizabeth. >> thank you. >> michael good day to you. based on what we think we know

and the word from qua lampoor what do you think? >> we have another piece of the puzzle. it is narrowing the area to search. our focus needs to be in the southern route that is projected by the satellite system. how do we do that? model the possible place that the aircraft could have crashed and you obtain data and do modelling of the differentality to youeds that the aircraft could have floun at and take that seven and half fuel load and fly at different altitudes. they are all over the map on that. and models have to start working to find out where the aircraft may have run out of fuel.

>> you know there are conflicting reports from malaysia, are you convinced? >> i am hopeful that we are on the right track. i feel we are moving in the right direction. >> the most disturbing thing for you is the silence in the cockpit, explain? >> absolutely. my training, i have been checked many, many times and all of the years of flying, one of the main things you do. aviate and navigate and communicate. those are separate but they are close to one another when you have an emergency situation. you do fly the airplane and navigate and in trouble, you announce the fact that you are in distress and if they had a a mechanical problem they would

be on a frequency. there is a guard frequency which they should have monitored. 121.5. it is simple to broadcast a distress signal. the silence is deafening. that does not mean it is impossible for them to be overcome. i don't think it is that likely. i am more in the camp of a third person in the cockpit or both pilots were in on this. >> what do you expect on sun rise there? >> we'll have more information on what those pieces of debris are. we are hopeful. my family goes out to the

passengers and crews families. we want to piece it together and get the aircraft. finding the cockpit voice recorder and data recorder will speak volumes. >> thank you for that. motorcycle mi-- michael. >> the plane headed for south korea had to be diverted with hong kong because of a problem on the on board generator. the flight landed safely. and passengers were booked to other flights to continue on to soeul. none week to go. seven days from now. march 31st is your dead line to sign up. president obama's time is trying to get young people to sign up. chris stireh wald.

how are you. chris, good day to you? >> the white house said the hammer is going to fall fudon't sign up. you seem skeptical, why? do you believe that? you honestly believe in an election year a democratic president with a democrat senate hanging by a thread is really going to especially after having mercy in his heart for his allies in big business and mercy for big labor and insurance companies. he kicked the can and gave away all of the stuff to friends and family is he going to tell tens of millions of voters, you didn't comply with obama care. you will pay a fine equal to one percent of your taxable income? i doubt. it you have the story from uninsured americans. do you believe that the central

piece of this legislation. could be suspended or capsled? >> we are beyond thunder dome. we have redone the law. we just had the fourth birthday of the passage of the law and now we are four years and one day and one week away from the big dead line. if he kicks the deadline on this it is it a failed law. buy it or else. if they decide to not do that for a year, we are so far in dope space we are making it up as we go along and why the senate elections are consequential. the discussion becomes what will we do now. >> smart money said does he delay it or not.

>> i don't know what smart money said. no way in a election year he will not bring the hammer down on the americans especially for those who can't afford. it it is the costs are so much greater than promised, they can't afford to buy. >> understood. that is a central teinant of the law. what happens to the law? >> you do what we do in washington. call it a victory or win, lose or draw. that's what the president and democrats will try to do. they will say it is okay and what they expected and turn out to bail out the industry and wait and hope. >> you hear a lot about affordable. also 5 million and don't know how many young people paid a premium. and that is two short of the 7 million predicted from today.

how do republicans push back on that? >> both hands and foot and everything they k. this election is very much about obama care ask the back drop for the entire election sidewalkle. they rightly understand that the law did not deliver what the president and democrats promised it would. and there will be a harsh payment for this. what do you replace it with and the replacement plan? they are filtering back to washington for the final stretch of work before the election. what are they going to offer as an alternative. you are great. >> thank you. >> president sending u.s. service members in action. >> as russia's grip tightens on crimea. europe needs to be on high

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>> president obama telling ukraine it doesn't have to choose between the east and west. russia seized another military base in crimea. and the president obama administration warning allies that the russians are getting ready to move further mainland. john, thank you very much, ambassador. the president said the ukraine doesn't have to choose between the east and west.

what are the people feeling? >> easy for the president to say, the people in ukraine don't see it that way at all. the president said it is it a a argument. maybe in a thereticical sense it is thorough. but in terms of influence. russian influence in ukraine is rising and america's is declining. it is not a zone of competition and i think we are absent from the field. >> i want to it ask you about the sanctions. i want you to see how serious they are taking sanctions there? law makers like john mccain laughed on sanctions placed on hem. perhaps, are the russians laughing at the sanctions maced on him? >> they it are meaningless. when you name a individual to

freeze assets and prevent business. that person changes his name and few strokes of the pen he can do the same thing. the russians saw it coming and chitchat and prepared for them and they are finding other ways to evade and get around them. the europeans are just as weak and that is a sign to putin that he can have confidence. so far it is not a material opposition. >> and president may be imposing further sanctions and what advice do you have for president obama? >> we have to see what they are. if you are concerned about the use of armed forces to dismember a kof kof country on the continent of europe. you have to respond in a serious fashion and we have not responded in a serious fashion.

i would prohibit all russian from the marketing. >> and it would bring ukraine and georgia on a nato membership. >> i would ask you about the president's overseas trip. he is meeting with the g- seven summit. do you feel they will come to a consensus? >> the g- seven, heads of state other than russia look certain to kick russia out of the g- eight. no one asked me at the time. i was not enthusiastic to bringing russia in. the question will be how long is their attention span? will they impose sanctions or

have staying power and so it through. it rises well beyond ukraine. it is in crisis situations how the u.s. responds. >> and the puss buzz, we have 30 secretaries left. and the malaysian prime minister said the flight ended in the indian ocean. >> it is siing cant that the prime minister of malaysia made that statement. malaysia was critized and its cred iblth was called in to question. this is the best anyone will know. if the plane is not where we think it is today, i am not sure we will ever find it. nalso elizabeth, president obama is ordering forces in central africa. to ugappeda to crack down joseph

coney. >> he is a leader of the lords of resistance army. here in the u.s. keepy was a subject of a large grassroots social media campaign accused of kidnapping children and turning them in slaves and child soldiers. we believe he is in central africa. we'll so if he continues to evade. >> growing number of pundits say republicans can win back the senate. >> packed commuter train derails by a airport. and what turned out to be a scary matter. >> and a search for survivors in washington state. witnesses tell us what they experienced. >> i heard thisroar and it was huge. i never heard anything like that and i looked out of the up witho

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>> a train derailed near chicago international o'hare international airport. the gin jumped the sidewalk and went up the escanalator. >> i was on the fifth or sixth car and i heard the boom. when i got off the train it was all the way up the escanalator. >> it was a lot of panic.

>> rail service was suspended and buses transported the passengers two and from the airport. >> now the number of deaths climbing to eight and dozens might be missing. hopes of finding survivors are fading. it is a full square mile of land. this is the wost natural disaster they have seen. it happen in a town of arlington north of springer. >> we -->> reporter: the latest numbers are shocking. 108 people are missing or unaccounted. that number had been 18. they could be various degrees of who is missing and not. 108 names are reported missing

captain death toll stands at eight. that is likely to rise. we have a live camera picture out at the scene of the devistration where search and rescue resumed. they are going through mud and debris. the hillside gave away at a time when people were at home instead of work. there were contractors doing work. and navy helicopters were called in and they rescued people including a four year old beau buried in mud up to his waist. hopes of more survivors are fading. >> the situation is very grim. we are still holding out hope we'll find people that may still be alive. keep in mind we have not find anybody alive on this pile since saturday. >> the slide plugged a major river and creating i lake and

the water is rising and nodded seven homes with more in danger. and downriver, there is concern that the dam will break and caused flooding. there are five bridges that could be happening. and the evacuation order is lifted. the water is getting past the slide and reducing a risk of a major breach. >> mother nature is recarving the river channel. we'll use the tools we have. so far it is doing what we expected. >> it was a sizable mud slide and land slide in 2006. and this event, bill three weeks ago. people started to notice stuff sliding down the hillside. orth major part of the story is the weather.

the rain is torrential this month. so far they got over seven inches of rain and four and half is normal for march and expecting more tuesday through the weekend. >> that is too much water and rape. dan, thank you, on that story in arlington, washington. >> big developments in the flight 370. the malaysia officials say it went down in updian oegsz. we'll talk about the debris that could tell us more about the tragedy. >> former president clinton breaking ranchings and critizing the obama administration over a decision. >> and oh, dear. if you are going to jump make sure it is high enough. that doesn't look comfortable. >> stuck in a moment. right. cúp,@s#b

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>> the headlines. police in san francisco searching for a drive by shooter. it may have been in the aftermath of the fight. >> and more help on way.

for a oil spill on the houston ship channel in texas and carrying a million gallons of oil. >> and also a family in massachusetts freeing a deer stuck in the backyard fence. doesn't happen every day. the deer jumped the fence and caught hanging up side down. once fro the deer run in the woods. >> i don't think you want to be the deer. >> who is sitting on the fence in your life? >> who is sitting on the fence. >> what if it is you? >> could you you, you mean; you can answer that and send me a tweet at bill hemmer. >> and me at elizabeth prann. >> tell us. >> now to a fox news alert. it appears searchers have

narrowed down where flight 370 went down in the inian ocean. the actual physical evidence is found. and joining me dr. michael bodden. you were the chief forensec pathologist on the twa flight crash in 1986. thank you for joining us. the malaysia prime freedom said the flight went down in the indian ocean. what could remain on the surface and what could sink to the bottom of the ocean floor? >> a pose of luggage or floatable equipment that is in the aircraft, paper can come to the surface and be washed hundreds of thousands of mills away to shore lines for example. there is little dots of land in

the inian ocean where such superficial debris on top of the water can be found. on the bottom in the ocean bottom is where the black box and the fusal large and heavy stuff get down to the bottom. and that is what is looked for to find evidence to what happened. the black box is important. but even without the black box. finding the passengers and fusel age and give a great deal of information as to what happened. one of the issues. did one pilot kill the other pilot in order to do this by himself. was there a gun shot or bullet wound. that would be easily found. and more important. dna will be preserved down in the bottom of the ocean floor

because of the cold. the cold prevents the usual decomposition because it prevents bacteria. dna trapped in teeth and bone will tell the relatives who their loved ones are. this will not end for the relatives despite what the cause is. >> dr. bodden, when you look at a possibility of a huge debris fold. how do you decipher how the plane went down and perhaps in a lower altitude or lowerality to youed -- altitude. >> debris field on top of the water can provide proof of crash and give ideas from currents and

different studies, mathematical formulas they are using to get an idea where the black box and fus fuselage. and the bodies are well preserved because bacteria can't function to decompose the body. and we could tell if someone was alive or dead or did they breathe in water. if they didn't breathe in water something happen to cause the death. we can tell if there was a fire or explosive device. people inhail sot and other chemicals that are found after two years. >> and perhaps a long road ahead

for us. >> thank you. >> mystery. >> and in the moan time president clinton speaking out against handing controls of the internet. this is what they are really after. >> the united states has been by far the country most committed to keeping the internet free and open and uninterrupted and the people who want multi- stake over and internet access. what they want to do, the aeblt to shut down inconvenient exchanges within their own countries. >> and what about that? steven moore with the heritage founding a and a fox news contractor. how are you doing, stephen? >> it is not often i agree with bill clinton. but this time i do. >> expand on his point.

>> so your listeners understand the story. president obama wants to hand the governments of the internet over to the foreign body and bill clinton is saying wait a empty, the united states is a good traffic cop in terms of overseeing the internet. we have allowed the liberating invention to flourish without much regulation andble clinton is seaing this. we want the internet to be acceptsor ship free and tax free. >> and if you hand it over to a international body. i am worrying they will sensor it. >> and there is a tug- of- war over the issue. why would the obama administration want to give up control and how does it benefit

us? >> i can't answer. that i can't so any way it benefits united states. he wants to cede more authority to the international bodies. i can't so any benefit to the united states. we know that countries like china ande ran and north korea don't allow their citizens to get information. that is dangerous. if you go overseas, you may not be able to get fox nows on the network tv but you can get it on the internet. >> what about taxing and regulation. could that come in play if we give up control. >> i believe so. >> what about revolutions in iran where people put their pictures on twitter and try to get the word out in the rest of the world.

is that in peril in >> of course. we have sewn that happen. we know for example in china, a kwasy free country, you can't get a lot of information over the internet. and there should be pressure from the united states to allow people to get information they want. another person that spoke in the conference was wikipedia founder. we ought to keep this open. this is the best way to expand freedom and liberty around the world. >> is this decision reversible. >> yes. the last 20 years, the united states had oversight and this is the time for congress to intervene. >> we'll so what happen. >> enyoi florida. >> and could the balance of power swing to the right.

a big win for the gop for the senate. >> and elizabeth, closing arguments in the trial of osama bin laden's son-in-law. we are live in new york city for that. okay, listen up! i'm re-workin' the menu.

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time to check in with martha who is in for gretchen carlsson. >> good to see you. malaysia officials say that no one survived and the united states vows to keep looking for flight 370. we'll tell you the special equipment that the u.s. navy is sending this afternoon to look for the plane's black box and one of the religious freedom cases to hit the supreme court in many years.

company's right not to offer birth control to employees. that is coming up on the real story. >> see you tomorrow morning. >> and the next day. >> right. >> that too. >> republicans have a good chance they believe to take the senate in the november midterms. they need six seats to do that. lares larson. and richard fowler. >> can we get them. >> we have a 68 percent chance. the key point is not to screw it up. there is a disagreement between the country club rhinos and the tea partiers. we get past that we can take back the senate and correct the

things the president has done. >> does this concern you? >> no, i have to agree with lares. the republicans can have it. but laerrors pointed to the civil war. it is country club republicans as lares would have them. and it is really hard to look at the polls and understanding what is going to happen in the primary races, kentucky being one, and georgia being another. >> lares. >> you have to get a sense of where the american public is right now. >> i know where the american public is. they are disappointed. the democrats are running on what? vast success of obama care and history of using irs as a political weapon.

they will have to run from him and keep obama at a distance and what will they run on as a record of success in the last years. >> what are the republicans running on,ulars. >> how would you like to try something different. you may not keep your doctor. >> and let me cut through. this you think it is all about obama care? >> i think a lot of it is about obama care but some is the economy. some of the metrics look better. but we have a sinking unemployment rate that doesn't reflect the reality and the president doesn't seem to know if it doesn't matter to americans if the unemployment rate is lower and they have less income than they had five years ago. >> richard, what do you make of that? >> the economy is a big issue in the upcoming election. the reason why, it is working

class families and they understand that the economy is in trouble and we need to get on the right track. and there is raising the minimum wage in which 60 percent of the americans believe if. but we need to rebuild america. >> bill, the president's policies of the last five years is a good taste of what his ideas are about. they haven't created anything. >> 40 months of job growth. >> we have fewer americans in total working today than when obama took office. he's sunk the whole country 6 or 7 trilliop more in date. and then man date the minimum wage. why not make it 50 bucks an hour. it is ridiculous.

>> even if those arguments are true. there is not one good idea coming from the republicans. >> obstruct, obstruct, obstruct. >> the free market. >> you haven't given us one bill that you passed out of the house that was a free market that created one job. >> listen when you have the president deciding that he will slap thousands and this happeneds of new regulations on american companies that killed jobs left and right. ask the coal miners out there. >> and we are getting to the end of this. you made a number of points. richard, how concerned are you that the democrats lose the senate. >> it is too early to know if they lose. i think we will pick up in georgia and in the state of kentucky. >> big race in kentucky.

>> thank you. >> thank you. >> and malaysia government said it nones where missing flight 370 went down and none intensif as the u.s. says a crucial piece of high-tech equipment to the search area. >> also, the calendar says spring, but here comes another storm that'll make it feel like winter. a storm on the move that may affect tens of millions. here we are third week in march. >> i brought the cold. >> that's all right. it's temporary. >> forgive me.

a fox extreme weather alert on a potential nor'easter that could affect millions of people.

it's shaping up to be the strongest storm of the season. is this true? are these details true? >> yep, did you bring your puffy coat, ma'am? >> i did. i thought i wasn't going to have to bring it out. now it's out. >> absolutely. march will end like a lion instead of a lamb. look at these record lows. if we're going to be cold, we might as well set some record-low temperatures. in some cases, 20 degrees below the average. and so we have these two storm systems, one across the midwest, one across the gulf of mexico, that are going to come together in the next 24 to 48 hours off the coast. it's mainly going to be a miss, which is great news. however, cape cod and the islands, you're under a blizzard watch. we are going to see some snow around philadelphia, new york, up towards the boston area. but it will be mainly offshore, although atlantic canada, you need to watch out. this storm is not only going to be the strongest of the season but perhaps one of the strongest we've ever recorded, dropping 46

millibars in 48 hours. look at this. this is incredible. when you see isobars tightly packed like this, you know this is an incredibly powerful storm. i mean, the folks in meteorology, us geeks looking at this thing, unbelievable. if it did come closer to shore, it would be armageddon across the northeast. but atlantic canada, you could see a significant blizzard. and just a quick look at boston, of course, where the heck is spring? wednesday in the 30s. we could get several inches of snow for boston. the good news is as we head into the weekend, 50s and 60s in new york city. so there's your silver lining. >> that's where the heck it's been. >> hopefully, fingers crossed. >> how strong are those winds off the shore? >> winds, gusts over 100 miles per hour. could be stronger than hurricane sandy. mainly offshore. of course, we'll keep you posted. a little more to the east or

west could mean more snow, more winds for us. >> that's true. >> oh, dear. all i got from that was cold, cold. >> cold and stormy. >> thank you, janice. >> we asked who's sitting on the fence in your life. >> that's right. your best tweets coming up next.

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