the northern corridor stretching pr the border of cad swrik stan stan -- kaz kazakstan and turk stan.thern corridor crossing from indonesia to southern indian ocean. the investigation team is working to further refine the information. in view of this latest development the malaysian authorities have refocused their investigation into the crew and passengers on board. despite media reports that the plane was highjacked, i wish to be very clear. we are still investigating all possibilities what may have caused mp3700 to deviate from the original flight path. this new satellite information has significant impact on the nature and scope of the search separation. we are reassessing the redeployment of our assets. we are working with the relevant countries. involved many countries. the foreign embassies have been invited to a briefing on the new information today by the malaysian foreign ministry and the technical experts. i have also instructed the foreign ministry to provide a full briefing -- which had passengers on the plane this morning malaysian airlines has been informing the passeng

the northern corridor stretching pr the border of cad swrik stan stan -- kaz kazakstan and turk stan.thern corridor crossing from indonesia to southern indian ocean. the investigation team is working to further refine the information. in view of this latest development the malaysian authorities have refocused their investigation into the crew and passengers on board. despite media reports that the plane was highjacked, i wish to be very clear. we are still investigating all possibilities what may have caused mp3700 to deviate from the original flight path. this new satellite information has significant impact on the nature and scope of the search separation. we are reassessing the redeployment of our assets. we are working with the relevant countries. involved many countries. the foreign embassies have been invited to a briefing on the new information today by the malaysian foreign ministry and the technical experts. i have also instructed the foreign ministry to provide a full briefing -- which had passengers on the plane this morning malaysian airlines has been informing the passeng

this is a picture or graph from the "new york times," possibly could have gone as far as kazakstan. on that theory, what are your thoughts? guest: well, i have one question that so far i've asked everyone to try to find this answer out and that is did the pilots call for more fuel before they took off. because if you're a pilot with 18,000 hours and you're going to deliver this plane to somebody in kazakstan, that means you're basically a world war ii history buff, you have got to fly the hump. you've got to take this plane up and over the himalayas. unless you go a long convoluted route. but if you have to fly you have to make sure you have enough fuel because there are head winds and tremendous things that could make you run out of fuel. this plane has a range of 7 50,000 miles if you're using the wing tanks. the pilots, you can say, well, i'm checking the weather, we've got some head winds and you can call for more fuel. and my question has been did they call for more fuel? because if they didn't, a pilot with 18,000 hours probably would not take this plane past its range over th

the northern corridor stretching pr the border of cad swrik stan stan -- kaz kazakstan and turk stan. the southern corridor crossing from indonesia to southern indian ocean. the investigation team is working to further refine the information. in view of this latest development the malaysian authorities have refocused their investigation into the crew and passengers on board. despite media reports that the plane was highjacked, i wish to be very clear. we are still investigating all possibilities what may have caused mp3700 to deviate from the original flight path. this new satellite information has significant impact on the nature and scope of the search separation. we are reassessing the redeployment of our assets. we are working with the relevant countries. as the two new corridors involved many countries. the foreign embassies have been invited to a briefing on the new information today by the malaysian foreign ministry and the technical experts. i have also instructed the foreign ministry to provide a full briefing -- which had passengers on the plane this morning malaysian airlin

this is a picture or graph from the "new york times," possibly could have gone as far as kazakstan.n that theory, what are your thoughts? guest: well, i have one question that so far i've asked everyone to try to find this answer out and that is did the pilots call for more fuel before they took off. because if you're a pilot with 18,000 hours and you're going to deliver this plane to somebody in kazakstan, that means you're basically a world war ii history buff you have got to fly the hump. you've got to take this plane up and over the himalayas. unless you go a long convoluted route. but if you have to fly you have to make sure you have enough fuel because there are head winds and tremendous things that could make you run out of fuel. this plane has a range of 7 50,000 miles if you're using the wing tanks. the pilots you can say well, i'm checking the weather, we've got some head winds and you can call for more fuel. and my question has been did they call for more fuel? because if they didn't, a pilot with 18,000 hours probably would not take this plane past its range over the him

there are 25 million russians living all over places like kazakst kazakstan.e more wary of russia, because after all if i were in kazakhstan, all of a sudden you would be worried that if there are tensions between with the russian minority there, moscow could decide in order to protect its russian speaking compatriots, it needed to take some kind of military action? >> let's -- i mean, i think that there are a number of countries that are quite worried if we look at the numbers. they're rather large. there are 8 million russians in ukraine. there are about 11 million ukrainians in russia so it's not really an argument you want to be using too much and that's why countries have long abandoned this kind of argument because they saw the disastrous results of world war ii. >> what would you like to see nato do, mr. president? >> well, i think the focus of nato has been for almost two decades, conflicts outside of the nato area, based on the premise that nato members, alliance members themselves, don't feel that their territory is under threat. of course, that assu

rocket takes three intrepid explores the international space station from baikonur cosmodrome in kazakstan and margaret how reports they've got a battery of details scientific test the carry out but is the distance from their loved ones which could prove to be the greatest challenge. i'm here in baikonur standing just near start with rocket is housed and this manual spacecraft is set to carry two russian cosmonauts and one american astronaut into orbit. alexander sports of ours and me of and steve swanson will all spend six months in space they have their work cut out for them experiments with gravity medical research and much more but even though they're going to be busy space can get lonely so here's when the cars minutes loved ones are coming to the rescue. i will take photographs and that's with me all my relatives to be writing messages so that i can have a new one every day i'll open an envelope at the end of each day and read what's on it. let's hope it's not going to open any letters too shocking before he returns there's also a party that awaits the crew on the. alexander sports.

tests during their six months norbit rocket launch successfully from the baikonur cosmodrome in kazakstan on tuesday. greece's economy has shrunk by a quarter in the past four years and relentless spending cuts have left their mark on the most vulnerable in society many unemployed parents are now having to rely on charity handouts to feed their children and keep them in school as artie's. reports . got to portland that every school day here in one of the poorest areas of athens begins the same way with humanitarian breakfasts it's nothing extravagant some fruit sandwiches and juice from a local ngo to few young brains and bodies something their families can no longer provide most of the kids at their school come from troubled families financial hardships have left one or in some cases both parents unemployed and simply unable to meet their children's basic needs we've been asked not to feel the two drinks faces their families feel embarrassed struggling to accept their status as the country's new poor human to be honest i could never imagine that my family will find itself in such a situa