many people who take painkillers are called morphinists in many parts of indonesia.his may be why doctors at rukil ah warji's state-run hospital will not or cannot prescribed taint killers for her. her husband finds that incomprehensible. >> when i first brought her to the hospital, she was examined for four days. then, they told us that the cancer was too far advanced to save her and that there would be no further treatment. >> the couple had to turn to an expensive private clinic. it was only here that they finally got help. >> with the medication, the pain was bearable, but when the medication wore off, we could not do anything but cool my wife off with a fan. >> dr. cahya purnama is the public health department director and himself a doctor in the state-run institution. >> the health ministry has not often rise to the use of this type of pain remedy in public clinics. but it it has four other hospitals. -- but it has for other hospitals. doctors have the authority to prescribe morphine if the patients want it, but both are taking a big risk, because in this count

and a lot of it is coming from here in indonesia. they've converted the lowlands already. and now the palm oil plantations are moving up and up the slopes, to here, leuser rainforest. we've gotta go. >> leuser isn't the only place experiencing deforestation. since 1985, more than 50% of the forests in sumatra have been cleared, not just for palm oil plantations, but also for paper, wood, mines, and road infrastructure. what took thousands of years to grow is coming down at an alarming rate. >> look at that. we traveled for over an hour, deep into this palm oil plantation, till we've got here, the front line of the expansion. this expansion here is illegal under indonesian law, and it's all happening for palm oil. this timber will be shipped off to market, and in its place, in a matter of days, young palm oil seedlings will be planted. >> palm oil is one of the most widespread vegetable oils throughout the world. within indonesia itself and also china and india, the 3 of them account for far more than half of the, uh, the world's consumption of palm oil. but the u.s. and eu

indonesia, india.pan, china, and leading kiwi-aussie exporters. 3rd of april for the kiwi. >> time to look at some other stories we're following for you. >> the nikkei reporting the exchange considering the big board. tokyo fastly trailing the nasdaq and listed in hong kong earlier this year. panasonic may be ready to spend. they said the exporter will be spending nearly $10 billion over the next year. they may be focusing on housing operations. and a trading debut on the far north of china. shares of harbin. the lender rates just shy of $1 billion. the share sales come as china's lenders are being squeezed by slow economic growth and bad dad. those are the top corporate headlines. >> thanks, roz. >> got a bad case of monday-itis? our next guest could be the cure. up next, we'll here from the president of a resort and hear about plans for expansion on an island. permission to daydream coming up next. >> business in australia's barrier reef is expected to triple. here is a new debate about commerce vs.

the defense force has spoken to his counterpart from countries including australia, china, india, indonesia japan, nepal, new zealand, singapore, thailand, vietnam, and the u.k., and the usa. allwere very supportive and offered their assistance. as the focus of the surge has moved from the south china sea and straight to northern and southern corridors, our national prime minister continues to sobriety -- to provide whatever support they can. a number have been deployed and currently there are 18 ships, 29 aircraft, and six ship bond helicopters deployed. quarter, there are four aircraft, two from malaysia, one from japan, and one from the u.s.. in the southern quarter, there are 25 aircraft, two from malaysia, five from australia, three from china, four from indonesia, two from india, for from japan, one from new zealand, two from south korea, one from the uae, and one from the usa. all of the ships in the southern border, six from malaysia, one from australia, five from china, and six from indonesia. this includes six helicopters, three from malaysia and three from china. search and rescu

such as indonesia last year we are ellie were talkin bout malaysia and singapore that smoke drifted over in that direction costs and damage the economy out there as well so this is something that still an ongoing situation very little relief in sight is dry season. across much of this area let's look farther towards the south into new zealand this is the remnants of my clone lucy as the remnants but it's still pretty strong storm system breeds in windy conditions across the north island anatolia which was the western parts of the south island christ are to be dealing with severe flooding. and this is not going to be helping matters at all. this can be rain falling on already saturated ground said a recent increase risk of yet more climbing on top of that over towards the america as well. of those look like we are looking at a storm system coming across the great lakes region has to bring some still fall there for you but as that moves now to look down towards the gulf states a new store is developing here. and by sunday in the money watch out for some severe thunderstorms and around

here we see indonesia, the philippines, and there is vietnam. over here is any shade of turbulence, light to moderate turbulence showing up at the time of the crash. nothing at all to be concerned about in malaysia itself. and those conditions at the time of takeoff in kuala lumpur, 26 degrees, the winds were light. the visibility was good, so weather was definitely not a factor in this incident. >> adding more questions to the tragedy. samantha moore, thank you. we'll bring you more right after this. stay with us. >>> two chinese rescue ships are now on their way to help search for the missing malaysia airlines jet carrying 239 people, chinese and vietnamese media quoting a vietnamese navy officer now saying the flight crashed near an island, the boeing triple 7 was traveling from kuala lumpur, when they lost contact with it. the boeing triple 7 was traveling from kuala lumpur. the airline officials say there was no distress call from the plane. they say it was carrying seven and a half hours worth of fuel, which most certainly would have been

indonesia helpful or not helpful. >> example of government -- indonesias said they would allow aircraft from japan and south korea surveillance aircraft to use indonesia as a base to get into the indian ocean. what we are finding tonight is indonesias say they don't have enough clearances from the department of transportation, the defense ministry, and the ministry of foreign affairs. this is clearly a left vs. a right-hand situation. >> i think it's worse. indonesia has had a lot of problem with tsunamis and just like thailand, you know, they ought to be quite willing to make everything happen very quickly because we are run aring out of time. whether it's a chance of someone being alive in the water or on some raft or the chance of the black box still pinging. the fact that indonesia is red tape. tough, when they have problems we don't say red tape. we get over there it and help them. >> there is a similar criticism with the thai radar data as you know. they only handed that over to the investigation within about the last 48 hours. and they said that we didn't hand it over earlier bec

the other from indonesia to the southern indian ocean. abc's bob woodruff is in kuala lumpur with the very latest. >> reporter: after one week of searching thousands of miles over land and sea, the malaysian prime minister spoke at a news conference for the first time since flight 370 vanished. >> we can say with a high degree of certainty that the aircraft communications, addressing and reporting system of aircraft was stable just before the aircraft reached the east coast of peninsula. >> reporter: the whereabouts of malaysia airlines flight 370 are still a mystery but authorities can confirm the plane's communication systems were shut off intentionally. >> this movement are consistent with deliberate action by someone on the plane. >> reporter: and this news, according to new data satellites tracked the flight in the air over seven hours. investigators have pinpointed two new search areas from the border of kazakhstan to northern thailand, or from indonesia to the southern indian ocean. thousands of miles apart, they now can end their

honda motor also built the second assembly plant in indonesia in january. nissan has announced a plan to base its annual production capacity to two hundred and fifty thousand units in twenty sixteen. the collector michael peterson the eye. we warn investors who do due to injury. the tokyo market linked with. he wanted to rule the world. change the course of the economy missed in our bike stolen from a brown one. he's continued to read it. he called me smile. the uganda are becoming increasingly concerned for their safety lawmakers passed a bill banning homosexuality many people live in the year an hp would you call and she points from kampala. pretty in tune with the junior high and down on the debut to rule. take it into wont was an rtc my mind i'd imprisonment. almost immediately the company has bought. freeze and use all one people were condemned the school gates weeks prompting. the reason many people to rise for tom's upside down wish we'd love for me. she didn't want to be identified. scared. quote. in total the only kids who keep it short due to his

only indonesia can explain their decision. >> this is really an outrage. make sure it doesn't happen again. we'll get back to our coverage of flight 370 in just a moment. but first another urgent story we're monitoring. crimea stands on the brink of a potentially bloody conflict. armed russian supporters stormed ukraine's naval headquarters and kidnapped ukraine's navy chief. ukraine's acting president demanded his return warning ukraine would take action. the siege comes one day after a ukrainian soldier was killed, another wounded. let's go to ivan watson. he's joining us from kiev. this looks ominous right now. >> it does. i mean, what we see is a pattern now developing on the crimean peninsula, a day after the russians declared they were annexing this piece of ukrainian territory where these troops without insignia and groups of pro-russian militia members take over ukrainian military bases. it's happened a couple times now. as you mentioned yun ukrainian soldier killed yesterday with a gunshot that the russian military has denied came from their direc

furthermore very unhealthy here in indonesia. what we are going to be seeing into the forecast, unfortunately is still dry conditions. the good news is the northwesterly winds will continue to prevail. at least for the time being pushing a lot of snow back down there towards the south. farther towards the north let's see what's going on in southeastern china. we are seeing rainfall out here. some areas could see 30 to 50 millimeters into the next 24 hours. also looking at the threat of haze in northeastern china due to its high pressure working back in yet again. across the japan, the pacific coast of japan, sunny skies in your forecast. temperatures will be chilly. we have northwesterly winds coming in out of siberia, winds gusting up to 126 kilometers per hour. saw some images i'll show you later on of what is going on in western parts of hokkaido, white-out conditions people are dealing with. not completely uncommon for this part of japan but definitely not something you want to see every day. seoul at 5, some sunny weather fo

fall from indonesia to continue to fall from japan. one can use it and two from south korea won from the u a e and one of his feet. all eighteen ships in the southern corridor six from malaysia want from us to get a flight from china and six from indonesia. this is one of six helicopters to be from asia and three from china. until the second and it took a hit and miss g seventy seven jet rescue operations will continue in fourth quarter door. i can compose a tenacious ending to a crop of kazakhstan and uk spending should watch it to the southern corridor. in addition to this effect is this about a number of countries in another court or carrying out search and rescue officers within the airport every tree. china is using every means possible including twenty one set of rights. this thursday here within its borders and is ready to send warships in the crop. wherever the obvious. in june twenty oh four helicopters are conducting search operations within ten to thirty dollars for the spring outfits operations within two hours singapore us

indonesia saw liquidity.look at south africa, brazil, turkey -- whenever some problems with liquidity in fx markets. functioningts are normal and well. people do not know what to do. we are not saying that much action. we read the stories in the newspapers of people moving their money and around, but we are not seeing a huge flow in the market in one way or another. otherwise we would see spending. which we are not. obviously, the flows are not china or mess is the -- the normosu asnot as gi people are making it out to be. >> have we not seen the selling off of dollar? the market is very big to absorb these kind of flows. >> thank you so much. we are back in two minutes. ♪ >> what we're watching for the rest of the trading day. caroline, let's start with you. >> flight 370. the large of the search is becoming apparent. when u.k. newspaper has done the math -- 28 million square miles where now searching. kazakhstan in the north. australian waters in the south. needle in a haystack comes to mind. no updates in

this will go a very, very long way in indonesia. the money will be sent directly to a relative in the affected region who will be necessities for the people and divy up the money as he sees fit. . >>> daifrd brenvid brener had b fighting cancer for the past few years. he died this afternoon at his home in new york city. >>> a popular san francisco burger place that's been favorite for generations is about to close for good. joe's cable car opened 49 years ago in 1965. tomorrow it will serve its last meal. the restaurant's name sake has been there all along grinding top drawer chuck steak into eight ounce patties. he says long time customers who have grown up visiting his restaurants are coming back for one last meal. >> you're breaking my heart. i'm going to miss them so much. i'm used to seeing them every day. now one day soon, i got to get up and there's nobody smiling at me. >> joe says he didn't sell the place because he was scared new owners would change the burger. he is giving employees two weeks after pay. all of them have j

this will go a very, very long way in indonesia. the money will be sent directly to a relative in the affected region who will be necessities for the people and divy up the money as he sees fit. . >>> daifrd brenvid brener had b fighting cancer for the past few years. he died this afternoon at his home in new york city. >>> a popular san francisco burger place that's been favorite for generations is about to close for good. joe's cable car opened 49 years ago in 1965. tomorrow it will serve its last meal. the restaurant's name sake has been there all along grinding top drawer chuck steak into eight ounce patties. he says long time customers who have grown up visiting his restaurants are coming back for one last meal. >> you're breaking my heart. i'm going to miss them so much. i'm used to seeing them every day. now one day soon, i got to get up and there's nobody smiling at me. >> joe says he didn't sell the place because he was scared new owners would change the burger. he is giving employees two weeks after pay. all of them have j

indonesia. let's not forget jakarta composite. up as he report one percent. the focus is equities and the currencies stop -- up 0.1%. -- the focus is equities and the currencies. >> we have been discussing the yuan today, the chinese currency. bit more willt a the world according to the chinese government. joining us from beijing is stephen. how significant is it? step in thether process. we have seen a further weakening of the -- i am looking. it is 6.1% to the dollar. friday'sop of weakening. there is a weakness being built in right now. the imply out -- and the implied volatility, one month, the price a swing in the yuan which is used to price. that is climbed to a 1.5% high. furtherxpecting volatility with the wider wiggle room as you put it there, rish. the leaders pledged to make it more market base and another step in achieving that. 2005 and twoar in years later they have widened the band to 0.5%. widened of 2012, they it again. right now, they why did it right again to 2%. this is a step-by-step process. it seems to signal that the currency is no lon

and people in indonesia are celebrating. we'll explain why in just a few minutes. we'll explain in just a few minutes. so many money stories sound complicated. but don't worry. i'm here to take the fear out of finance. every night on my show i break down the confusing financial speak and make it real. >> welcome book al jazeera america. i'm del walters. the effects of climate change can be seen across the globe. the u.n. saying both rich and poor will be effected. saying we could be looking at hunger and drought if we do not fix the problem. >>> in washington state the death toll from the mudslide now standing at 21. crews still trying to find survivors there. today is the deadline to sign up for healt healthcare through the affordable care act. >>> the administration has been pushing to help people meet today he's enrollment deadline. the deadline is not hard and fast as long as you get started today. >> about health insurance you can face fines and big medical bills and then you'll have to address up like a pizza. >> reporter: a massive marketing push has been un

the likes of indonesia, africa, brazil? >> i think u.s. clients have by and large exited from any other financial center because of the liability risk they can create. in europe as you know the entire european union neighboring countries have entered into a and finding a framework for the future. this effort is mostly done. we are left with france and italy with whom we are in dialogue. singapore itself has come up with a number of rules that should also regulate how clients combine in the region and singapore, and it's the same in hong kong. wax the credit suisse ceo was grilled for about three hours just last week by the u.s. committee. what do you make of his performance, and have you bysonally been approached the department? >> we have not been approached. it's difficult to judge the performance. i think one should judge only his own performance. ambiguity of how they are to be answered i think it did reasonably well. >> a quick lance at the afternoons business in tokyo. we will get the latest on japan's reopening. down.s were concerns

. >>> people in indonesia celebrating. [♪ music ] we'll tell what you all the fuss is about in just a minutes. stay with us. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. these are your headlines for this hour. today is your deadline to sign up for arreste affordable healt. many people have already done so. 1.2 million people visiting the websitwebsite this week alone. >>> crews in washington are trying to find survivors there. >>> signs of climate change can be seen across the globe. we could be looking at global hunger and drought if nothing is done it fix the problem. it's opening day. baseball and football and hockey trying to protect it's players. there is a new rule on high profile injuries. >> it's been called the most sacred part of the game. it's where every hitter and base runner wants to end up and it's the spot that every catcher protects in earnest. this year they've added a new rule so that players who protect the plate will be protected. >> it you shouldn't be vulnerable. it gives a clear path, and i think should not initiate contact. you know, the intent is t

. >> reporter: hi, brian, several countries including japan, indonesia and thailand have complained that malaysia has done a poor job with some planes sitting idle without instructions. now the malaysians are starting to see some control even asking the u.s. u.analyzing data taken from the homes of the crew. now they are asking for help to analyze the computer data taken from the homes of the cockpit crew. now, the fbi is involved helping to analyze copies of the computer hard drives removed from the homes of the pilots. including the flight simulator taken from captain shah's home. >> we are in continuing conversations about how we can help and we will make available whatever resources we have. >> reporter: malaysian authorities today said some of the computer files on the captain's flight simulator were deleted a month before the flight. >> what we have from the simulator is that the data has been cleared in february. >> reporter: of course, the deleted files may be nothing more than computer housekeeping. but fbi technicians will now try to reconstruct the bits of data. >> if it has b

all ships in the southern corridor 6 from malaysia one from australia, 5 from china and six from indonesiacopters three from malaysia and 3 from china. search and rescue operations will continue. two aircraft in kazakhstan and the u.k. sending one ship to the south corridor. in addition to what i just listed above a number of countries are carrying out search and rescue operations within. china is using 21 special lines to search the area and is ready to send more chips and aircraft wherever they are needed. they are conducting search operations within cambodia lose and singapore is using the fusion center which they are using dispensation to the mariners and help to the search. they are conducting search operations in the northern part with all available air crafted. vietnam are conducting search operations within the territory using an unspecified number of the aircraft. i am thankful for the cooperation of our partners as we continue to focus on finding malaysian flight 3370. i would like to confirm representatives from the government spoke to the families who were present here yesterda

and indonesia shares lower. more than 2.5%. 4698. it's mostly due to profit-taking, as the index is one of the few asian markets showing a solid gain since the beginning of the year. >>> the head of the japanese leading business organization met with the prime minister of australia. they agreed to a bilateral trade pact. the chairman of the japan business organization met with prime minister tony abbott. the two countries have been working on an economic partnership agreement, or epa. abbott expressed his hopes for an early conclusion of the deal. it would strengthen ties. he said they will lobby the japanese government to complete, as he put it, a comprehensive and high-quality epa. abbott is scheduled to visit japan early next month. the two sides are hoping to complete the agreement by then. >>> japan's agriculture minister says if the talks go smoothly, it could help talks with the united states over the trans-pacific free trade deal. >> translator: concluding the economic partnership agreement with australia would set a successf

does that make the southern corridor more likely down towards indonesia. has been friendly, or at least allowed terrorist groups. >> when you look at that circle when it comes to those areas, every major group that we know just about that is involved with terrorism is in that northern hemisphere. that is very telling if the plane went into that direction. let's say they had a military pilot from iran or pakistan on there and knew how to fly the plane they could evade a lot of this radar. the hardest part would be getting tot that location. if they landed on a pakistan military base or iranian military base and nobody knew outside, they are going to be able to get away with it. when you start to go south there is less places to land the plane. that night bow more towards the assumption of malfunction. >> there has been speculation that the plane landed with the opportunity to be used later on. >> it could be. one of the things that is amazing about this is on twitter is that there are people, civilians starting to figure this out ahead of a lot of these aut

crossing over indonesia. well, the defense minister said in jakarta today that they have no record on their raw data, military radar, of flight 370 coming through their airspace. not a hint of it anywhere. that was a real disappointment. they're so close many people thought they would be able to give us an idea of where the plane might have gone after it disappeared off malaysian radar. that's not the case according to the indonesians. another disappointment, it is so far, we're clutching at straws here with the least little bits of information, trying to plot just where flight 370 might be. rosa. >> jim clancy live in kuala lumpur. thank you so much. >>> well, the questions that a lot of people are asking this morning, why this investigation is taking so long. with the malaysians seem to have waited so long before looking into the pilots or contacting other foreign governments. cnn national security analyst fran townssend, tells bill weir this would be a different investigation if that happened in the united

could be anything from thailand to indonesia to -- thailand, indonesia and singapore. we don't know. >> exactly where this plane was, what are they telling us? it comes back to the issue of transparency, that has been the frustration for a lot of the governments in this, how much is malaysia telling and how quickly are they revealing it to all the parties involved? >> did get background checks in from ukraine and other countries and that they said that they did check out, didn't see anything strange but they reiterated the point still investigating, all passengers, all crew and all grounds crew. it sounds to me like we are one step forward, two steps back. >> but that's the way it's been. at least now, what we are getting a sense of from people within the flying community, they are trying to get a more unified message together, at least. >> we need to note again, they are about day 12 at this point and we saw that -- we saw that wait of the days and the torture of the anguish that these families of the missing passengers have faced. you saw that right in front of you a

>> i can't safely go back to indonesia.ld get in but i don't think i could get out again. that said, the film has radically transformed the way indonesia talks about if past. the present day fear of corruption, and it's led the media to seriously investigate the genocide as a genocide and what happened was wrong. >> not because our prison population is growing but because it's aging and it's far more expensive to take care of older prisoners. a far number of prisons, have formed hospices. the documentary prison terminal. >> when i thought, what i could do for that patient to make them feel better. but when you do what do you, the feeling that you get back from them, you can't even describe it. it gives you a feeling certified, that for once, i'm somebody that nobody thought i could be. >> edgar barons directed the film, he joins us from chicago, prison terminal, the last days of hall. thank you for joining us. >> thank you antonio. >> these help these prisoners in their final days. >> well, i mean, for the most part these p

indonesia and australia have divided it up. fees ya indonesia is going to look specifically at the tropical region there in the indian ocean. so we have some progress on that front. we're looking and we believe we're looking in the right place. we just haven't found it yet. john? >> it is a very big place to look. thank you, jim clancy live for us there. >>> there has been a lot of focus on the plane's acars, jim mentioned it. it stands for "aircraft communications addressing and reporting system" and investigators are trying to determine when exactly the system was turned off on flight 370. i guess more importantly, by who. we heard that from jim clancey. right now they simply dent know the answer. martin savage shows us what the acars does and how it works. >> reporter: with this particular airline mystery, a lot of people are learning a lot about technology that up until now most of us knew nothing about. case in point, the acars system. let me kind of try and walk and talk you through it. first of all, i can bring it up on

the other area is near indonesia or the south indian ocean.lly, they were looking in the south of china sea. they are stopping that investigation and moving it somewhere else after looking at the data they have received to reevaluate where they are looking. >> and we are past day six now of this just amazing mystery. and of course, we are keeping you up to date as we get the information. we pass it on. you will have all the very latest if you keep it here to kpix5. we will have regular updates on kpix.com and we want to just let you know that it is a fluid situation and the reports are continuing to change a little bit just to recap briefly. the malaysia

the defense force has spoken to his counterparts from countries including australia, china, india, indonesia, japan, maladies, nep paul, singapore, thailand, the u.k. and the usa. all were very supportive and offered assistance. as the focus of the search has moved from the south china sea and malacca, our counterparts have offered to provide whatever support they can. currently there are 18 ships, 29 aircraft and six ship-borne helicopters deployed along the northern and southern corridors. in the northern corridor, there are four aircraft, two from malaysia, one from japan and one from the u.s. in the southern corridor there are 25 aircraft, two from malaysia, five from australia, three from china, four from indonesia, two from india, four from japan, one from new zealand, two from south korea, one from the uae and one from the usa. all 18 ships are in the southern corridor, six from malaysia, one from australia five from china and six from malaysia, it includes six helicopters, three from malaysia and three from china. until we are certain we've located mh370, search and rescue operations

south indonesia to the southern indian sea.n't ruling it out. they are now looking into passengers and the crew, including the pilots to see if they were involved. anna? >> all right, clayton, thank you so much. after returning home from the battlefield most of our soldiers struggle with physical and invisible wounds of war. some are working to combat this issue by rescuing and training dogs to help our soldiers to recover. joining us is the guardians of rescue robert. nice to be with you robert. >> pleasure to be here. thank you. >> your program started in 2010 and 2011 you get the idea that we're going to help our veterans out. >> we started bringing dogs back from afghanistan, strays for our veterans and we learned quickly how affected they were by leaving these dogs behind and when we brought them over we realized how important these animals were to them. these weren't even trained service dogs that's what kicked off the program. >> looking at these lovely dogs. kill shelters, war torn areas like afghanistan. really helping

to the south stretching from indonesia to the southern indian ocean.he northern route would have crossed several countries, including china, india. both of those have air defense systems that would have detected the plane. so maybe it's the southern quarter? >> i agree with you. you think that would have been picked up. and by the way, india and china, who are in a rivalry, by the way, have air forces and technical capabilities. so you would expect that and certainly india faces pakistan as an enemy. so they have an air force. but here is the other curiousity. if it's taking that southerly route that has been described as the alternative, where does that go? that's a big patch of ocean where there are not a lot of landing options. it increases the probability that the thing would have gone into the sea. so we want to know what happened on the plane. we want to know what happened to the plane. separate question. then try to figure out why. right now we're having trouble with all three. >> yeah. for a while, they were looking at that collection, the arch

but you're trying to explain what happened today with indonesia saying don't fly over our war space.next war zone in the world, malaysia and indonesia going to war. >> pretty shocking. they got to fix that the indonesians. all right, joe, thank you. tom, thanks to you as well. >>> just ahead, the fbi is working to recover deleted files from the pilot's personal flight simulate they're was in his home. could we -- could he have used it to practice flying in unfamiliar territory? more of cnn's special could have ram of the mystery of flight 370. that's coming up. ♪ led to the one jobhing you always wanted. at university of phoenix, we believe every education- not just ours- should be built around the career that you want. imagine that. no two people have the same financial goals. pnc investments works with you to understand yours and helps plan for your retirement. talk to a pnc investments financial advisor today. ♪ >>> we will get back to our breaking news could have ram of flight 370 in just a moment. but first, other urgent stories we are monitoring here in "the situation room." >>

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are in the southern corridor, six from malaysia, one from australia, five from china and six from indonesiaers, three from malaysia and three from china. search and rescue operations will continue in both corridors. i can confirm that two aircraft are headed to kazakhstan and the u.s. navy is sending one ship to the southern corridor. a number of countries in the northern corridor are carrying out search and rescue operations. china is using everybody possible, including 21 satellites to search the area in its boarders and is ready to send more aircraft wherever it is needed. in cambodia, operations are being carried out. the laos operations are carrying out search efforts in laos. the thai authorities are conducting searches in thailand in all territory using an unspecified number of aircraft. together, this represents a significant international deployment and i can thankful for the cooperation of our -- to continue to focus on finding mh-370. timely, the high level team i announced yesterday is leaving for beijing this evening. i would like to confirm that representatives -- to the famil

so scary lor it is in the southern indian ocean but they still haven't located and had tremendous indonesia airlines jet. this image is being concentrated on the coast of south west to north canyon. images taken on sunday showed two large objects floating in the ocean well measured about twenty four meters long and the other about buying meat eggs. australia and the united states and send a chill place to watch as two thousand three hundred km southwest of pack on thursday and friday. close to him and received official to visit he was interred in the cruise aboard the planes are now searching for the umpteenth capitulate. no new findings have been reported. said spain's top micah bowie secret with transmitters to connect current and wind data in the area where the objects response it. officials say don't it could have been carried away by the commons data from the tories will be analyzed to memphis to relocate the pieces. we will use the stitch area according to where the window. hence as moon. that's where the water has moved i've been on airlines plane was carrying two hundred thirty nine

because if it flew over indonesia on its way over the indian ocean, indonesia has 17,000 separate islands. we see on the map here the large islands of sumatra and below it ja java, but there are 17,000 islands the majority of which are not even inhabited. if the plane crashed on one of those on an uninhabited island there would be almost no one to know about it and it would be hard to see through the jungle canopy to see the debris. the 9/11 hijackers with the crash in the field in pennsylvania, that plane dove into the plane so deep it was barely visible in an open field. it was difficult to see from the air much less if it would have been a wooded area or jungle area with leaves and trees blocking the ground view. that's another issue. >> let me bring john golia into this conversation. a former ntsb board member and aviation security expert. what's your assessment of these various theories? because it seems to be getting more confusing by the hour. >> well, based on the information that's been running around and we have to look at it with a very jaundiced eye, it clearly indicates a pur

the other area is near indonesia or the south indian ocean. originally, they were looking in the south of china sea. they are stopping that investigation and moving it somewhere else after looking at the data they have received to reevaluate where they are looking. >> and we are past day six now of this just amazing mystery. and of course, we are keeping you up to date as we get the information. we pass it on. you will have all the very latest if you keep it here to kpix5. we will have regular updates on kpix.com and we want to just let you know that it is a fluid situation and the reports are continuing to change a little bit just to recap briefly. the malaysian prime minister is holding a live news conference in kuala lumpur says there is a high degree of certainty that the transponder was disabled, other communication disabled by someone consistent of deliberate action of someone on the plane in his words. >> not confirming or denying that it was indeed hijacked but they are looking at all possible scenarios and they are reevaluating where

paises paises como australia, japon, indonesia, entre otros, fueron los primeros los paises que marcaron una campaqa que dio la vuelta al mundo. este aqo, el hombre araqa fue uno de los embajadores que se ha sumado a la iniciativa. llegamos al final!!gracias por su atencion!!maqana los esperamos en la edicion nocturna!! >> hay muchas obras >> pero solo unsa pocas pueden ser las sobras masestras de estrellados >> no tienen llenadera ¿y el strep tease que te acabo de hacer? no me prestas tus juguetes >> cállate, vas despertar a tu mujer >> no se despierta con nada

campaign has begun for a january election in indonesia as the largest sikh when any of the association of southeast asian nations. still the eight ball nine there will be a strong indicates that the outcome of the presidential poll showed killed for tonight. there is also the parliamentary election will be heavily influenced by the new thirds of the two hundred and fourteen million people in indonesia about thirty percent of them are in their teens or young jack young indonesians have been courting for an end to corruption and all authoritarian is an nhk was talking to she shares our key reports. there is a old expect dish and the initiator sony's upcoming election the close of six thousand candidates applying for a five under sixty parliamentary seats. he noted to be the country the resistor addiction the last morsel parties these two t of trees santa claus in the states. or are amenable to keep us in sports so ross distorting to multi party is to buy present awesome job on my new crayons but it's facing up to buckle you do know and that the cobblestone purity of kosovo which is a sma

from the turn, back into northeastern indonesia. and they took it from where miles said, days and days ago, i bet if we just took the last positioning from the turn, which might be very explainable, that might be where they ended up. this is back where they were a couple of weeks ago. but it is also taking known data points. i actually think it is taking some of the mystery and speculation if you will out of it and going back as to what th do know. i hope applying it with data from boeing. >> and if those dog leg turns out over the straits of malacca are not through, and we don't know, but if the plane just did do one u-turn and go back across the peninsula it takes it right over indonesia, and raises the question what on earth was the indonesia authorities doing. >> why are you saying it may not have made the three turns that we think it made? >> because they're re-visiting all the data now. >> and the new search area is not indicative of the three turns. >> we have to go back and basically say what of the original data is accurate

as was just pointed out flying over indonesia and singapore, there are no better routes than throughonesia and singapore, singapore has the best air defense and the best pilots down in that whole region. that is why i have not seen one piece of compelling evidence to include these satellite pictures that tell me that that airplane is down there. that could very well be. but i haven't seen any evidence. >> general, without exposing any of your sources, is there any way for our audience to say that you could shed light on what you believe to be the credibility of the sources that you obviously are talking to? because you're not making this up. >> no, but it is not my sources. it is the logic that goes into everything that has come up, explains and tracks with what i was talking about. how about the other day when we were on the radio and you talked to some of your very good friends in boeing and what did they say, sean? >> they said i can't talk about it. because my question to boeing is considering we know that the boeing -- these triple 7s have really incredible, not only redundancy,

the philippines indonesia and malaysia. so when you go they go to a place in the chest i stopped even in front of psalm. some places on some school sites they can have computer courses and to help at least twenty people at one time yes he is hearing all the snow wonderful stories in the philippines gals for sony has healed me a lot of people seeing this project has really come to young fifty of regional expectations really help a lot of people in need especially in the asia pacific region. i kidding the wonderful accomplishment of the project. the us is secretary general of the eco project have also they'll be able to deal with receipts fall of one of the prestigious pre conditions in the last ten years. you cry with you today two of them. and that they are of course the next eu one of them is that you build a trophy. the other one is a plaque feel real great indie scene the wonderful accomplishments that the project has be able to accomplish in the last few years. and though we did tell the school that the background of ea

the other one is it land in a country like indonesia. where it could be used later on as a cruise missile, as the 9/11 hijackers did. that's something we have to use our imagination in these situations. we don't have all the information before us. we have to look at all these possibilities. whether it be toward kazakhstan which i think our radar detection systems would have picked that up or to the south, toward indonesia. which is a friendly country to the terrorists and used to land there and then used later in a plot to blow up an airplane. >> having said all of that, what do you think is the probability that that was the point of this? that it was a terror plot to land the plane and use it as weapon. >> i think from all the information i've been briefed on, from high levels within homeland security, national counter terrorism center, intelligence community, that something is going on with the pilot. i think this all leads toward the cockpit. with the pilot himself and co-pilot. i still am concerned about these iranians on board and t

tom, this is pretty shocking that everyone is supposed to be cooperating, including indonesia, but theywon't let a u.s. p-3 fly through their air space to look for what might be some wreckage? >> you're right. i have no explanation for why they would do that. >> do you have any explanation? what are they afraid of? >> i think it's further evidence that when you have the indonesian government being nervous about the malaysian military being nervous about this investigation, it reflects the same thing. the ties did not reveal their radar data so nobody asked. if this were more civilian-run investigation, i don't think you would have these kinds -- >> there's tensions, clearly, between some of these governments out there. they don't trust each other. and as a result, a sophisticated u.s. surveillance plane is not allowed to fly through indonesian air space. >> you would think just for reciprocity, because of indonesian airlines or international carriers, if this happened to one of their aircraft, they would want the full support of all of the nations involved. and certainly as an ikao memb

it didn't go straight over indonesia, it went around indonesia. more evidence of perhaps nefarious. i don't know. i do know, though, we just not jump to a conclusion one way or the other. >> all you can do is go on as each new piece of information comes out. you have to assess it in the most expert manner you can. >> pieces of the jigsaw being put on the table until we finally get the picture. >> one last question, richard. does everybody involved in this who is a genuine bona fide expert concur on one thing, that if you find the wreckage you solve the problem? you solve the mystery of what brought it down? >> oh, no question, yes. find the wreckage, you find the black boxes, find the black boxes, you know what was happening on all the engines and all the systems. find that and the voice recorder you find out what happened. >> on the black boxes is there a ticking clock? eve read there may be seven days left where the black boxes still function. >> it's not like an alarm clock with a timer. it won't suddenly stop after 30 days. but after 30 days it will degrade. so it will be harder

indonesia is good. most of the rest of southeast asia is pointing negative for the next three months. >> how long will you be cautious on china for? is going to take more than three or four years for a huge economy to stabilize. am i wrong? >> the problem is that you are having production going bad and there are exports to the united states and europe. consumer confidence is going to come back when you see wages and chinese new year's bonuses. show that and guppies show the labor market is strong, you will see a bump up on retail sales. this is very similar to what we saw last year. last year, after chinese new year, everybody was scared about it stayed strong. everything remained it ok for the remainder of the year. have 7.2-7.5% growth. but they do for all that. the founder of the china market research group. coming up on on the move, a high-speed car chase. find out when we return. then london, this is on move on bloomberg television, streaming live on bloomberg.com, your tablet, and any windows phon

are in the southern corridor, six from malaysia, one from australia, five from china and six from indonesiat includes six helicopters, three from malaysia and three from china. until we are certain that we have located mh-370, search-and-rescue operations will continue in both corridors. i can confirm that malaysia is sending two aircraft to kazakhstan, and the uk is planning to send one ship to the southern corridor. in addition to the assets i just listed above, a number of countries in the northern corridor are carrying out search-and-rescue operations within their own territory. china is using every means possible, including 21 satellites, to search the area within its borders and is ready to send more ships and aircraft wherever they are needed. in cambodia, four helicopters are conducting search operations within cambodia territory. the laos air force is carrying out search operations within laos. singapore are using their international information fusion center, where a malaysian representative is stationed to notify mariners and help with the search. the thai military are conducting