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mary ellen, you have been involved in real "silence of the lambs" stuff in your career. you be interested in learning about the pilots, but also on the crew and also on the passengers? >> well, what's important to understand with these kinds of cases, it is very typical to look at the people that are part of the crime scene, if you will. that includes looking at whether or not they could have any involvement. that is not bashing, but it is simply part of the investigation. we will look at the baseline of the behavior. how are the individuals on a normal regular day. what were they like regularly? then you go back and you can begin to compare any changes that occurred in their behavior 24 hours, 36 hours before the event. the reason that we look for that is this, this kind of activity, being involved possibly in a plane that's probably crashed somewhere, it is not impulsive behavior. it is behavior well thought out and planned and purposeful. there will be obvious indicators along the way of a shift from that baseline of behavior to now they have taken plans to get involv

first to mary ellen o'toole. here's what david wants to know.t it possible that countries to the north may not report the flight plan because they would embarrassed or do not want the attention? >> i think from a behavioral perspective the way we would look at is is to certainly consider whether or not the culture is impacting on people calling in or people reporting information. every time you have a case like this, especially one with such international consequences that does have to be considered and does have to be factored in in terms of what can we do, then, as behavioral scientists, what request we do to encourage people to call in? how do we get around that if it is a barrier? >> richard quest, this one is from hannah. hannah says in the past debris found on satellite have taken two to four days to be released as to being found. why? clearly it won't be there anymore. >> they are going to work out from the tides. >> do they overshoot where they go? >> they will work out where it should be. it was three days ago there. we now know what th

this was another step in the recovery of sergeant mary ellen mayland, she suffered severe head injuriesthe hospital and six in rehab and her spirit but she was back in the driver's seat. >> fun to drive again but there's a lot harder than i thought it would have been. because it takes so much of your body. >> very positive, got a great sense of humor, engaging. everybody loves her. she is inspiring. she inspires all of us. >>> she said even though her body is sore she is looking forward to driving again. she -- 49ers coach jim harbaugh and family went to six flags where things got physical. he did a series of pushups copied by a huge walrus. the walrus is as being or bigger than a defensive lineman. harbaugh later bottle fed a tiger, said hello to an elephant and got a kiss from a sea lion. >> that is huge. nice day to get outside with the family. >> everyone was out today. the last full weekend of winter, nonetheless i think everyone was treating it as though it were spring out there. we did have some cooling, though. live doppler 7hd showing you the low clouds and fog near the coast,

this was another step in the recovery of sergeant mary ellen mayland, she suffered severe head injuriesn kuwait. it took four years in the hospital and six in rehab and her spirit but she was back in the driver's seat. >> fun to drive again but there's a lot harder than i thought it would have been. because it takes so much of your body. >> very positive, got a great sense of humor, engaging. everybody loves her. she is inspiring. she inspires all of us. >>> she said even though her body is sore she is looking forward to driving again. she -- 49ers coach jim harbaugh and family went to six flags where things got physical. he did a series of pushups copied by a huge walrus. the walrus is as being or bigger than a defensive lineman. harbaugh later bottle fed a tiger, said hello to an elephant and got a kiss from a sea lion. >> that is huge. nice day to get outside with the family. >> everyone was out today. the last full weekend of winter, nonetheless i think everyone was treating it as though it were spring out there. we did have some cooling, though. live doppler 7hd showing you the low

quicken wasn't necessarily something you would openly celebrate all that has changed now according to mary ellen who was quick to point at the contribution she and others like her help meet to life in britain. winter break into a procession at the last king of the irish community the recognition of his they basically want another and you know it and mpeg which you can't explain it. i should get. to enter. i've always wanted. i was eighteen i came here. i came on sunday the fifth of may launch on monday the sixth of may the last few minutes marion co have arrived at the palace to see these proceedings hundred and fourteen new zealand and. i know that as she is inside at the quadrangle of buckingham palace which has the soul of the guests have been at finding two he joins the snap and tommy somewhat unknown faces and not so well known bring us up to date what's been happening. well the reception he's going to wait times we're just getting some pictures know all of the queen greeting some of it gets in the white drawing room area of buckingham palace. the reception is going to last until around fou

no professional advice or townsville could help to cope judge mary ellen means the drill on tracy had driven a car that killed a child could happen to be man enough to stay at the scene on hunting stuff into comedy there were emotional scenes in court as the judge explains that the maximum sentence for careless driving causing death was two years and that she had to take into account the guilty plea and remorse shown by rule and tracy. she imposed a sentence of twenty months along with the four month sentence for leaving the scene of an accident is also banned from driving for twenty years their sentences will be sad at the same time the eight year sentence he's currently set. the team trainer rte news that the dublin circuit criminal court. sixty eight year old man has been arrested by current the investigation good to have a warm until the weekend the body of the woman who was in her fifties has found a house on woodlawn park grove and our hats on sunday afternoon. the minister for health has said publication of the white paper on universal health insurance will not take place for a

. >> mary ellen is capable of doing anything. she has been on a long journey of recovery and this is just another step in that recovery and getting more independent living schools. i just see so many good things for her in the future. >> she says she can't wait to drive again. >>> people in paris won't be able to drive as often as they used to. starting tomorrow drivers will only be able to use their cars every other day. it is an attempt to tackle growing air pollution in the city. now to quite an offer from billionaire warren buffet. a billion dollars if you predict march madness with perfection. here are those odds. >> one of the wealthiest men in america is betting you can't beat the odds. warren buffet is promising to hand over $1 billion to who ever picks the perfect march madness bracket. >> it can definitely be done. >> the perfect bracket would be historic. choosing the winner of 63 games in a row. >> no one knows the exact odds. if there is an upset, all bets are off. >> number crunching professor shows us the mind bogg

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>> reporter: former fbi profiler mary ellen o'toole says if this is a serial killer, he is someone who has no guilt. he is not crazy, but a psychopath, no guilt, no empathy. he kills for the thrill of it and the reason she says that he kills in broad daylight may be because the risk of getting caught gives him even more of a thrill. >> you lock the door, put the chain on more. >> reporter: now that police have said three unsolved murders in alexandria may be connected for some the feeling is reminiscent of the sniper shootings. >> i'm being careful and i'm not going back into the neighborhoods. i'm staying on the main street. >> reporter: ruthanne lodato was shot to death after answering a knock at the door last month. ron kirby was killed just inside his home in november and 10 years ago nancy dunning was killed in her foyer. the three lived within 2 miles of each other. >> if i lived in that area, i'd be scared. i wouldn't walk anywhere by himself. it happened in the middle of the day. >> reporter: they were all shot with a small weapon. sources say it was a 22 caliber, but police do