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an organization that tracks the number of unknown victims, there were 100 other cases involving unidentified victims in north carolina alone. investigators hoped that forensic anthropology could narrow the search. >> obviously, in order to do any kind of investigation, you have to start with figuring out who this person is. >>> the victim found in the north carolina marsh had suffered a violent death. she was beaten, stabbed and her nude body left in the marsh in the cold of winter. but who was this person? >> her remains were laid out in the lab, and she was somebody i saw every day. every day i go in the lab, turn the lights on, work on another case or we hold a class in there. i would look over at her and often wonder how long it was going to take to get any kind of confirmation. >> investigators had a theory that the killer was local. >> it had to be someone who had some familiarity with that particular plot of land. >> and if the killer was local, the victim might be as well. so investigators searched missing persons reports for caucasian females living in a 50-mile radius who disappear

one would have thought across asia and individual countries if an unidentified aircraft is seen on the radar coming into your airspace, you would think the military would want to know what it was, and would scramble aircraft and go up and have a look. that's a mystery. the same would apply if the aircraft was approaching india. one would expect the indian defense forces to react and go up and look at the aircraft. that's a question that needs to be answered. >> thank you for your thoughts on that. >> gunmen have opened fire on army police checkpoints. state media reporting what mapp happened on the outskirts of cairo, at least five police officers were shot dead. >> a peaceful process reduced parts of the country to rubble. forcing millions from their homes. the first protests erupted, spreading to syria's cities, amid fighting between opposition groups and forces. this video, said to be from damascus, was posted an a social media site. we cannot independently verify it. fighting in northern hama province. the town is on a strategic supply route. >> the damascus public refused to back

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> an unidentified woman was found dead, and police wanted answers. but everything they needed was in the dirt at the crime scene. and it told the story from the beginning to the tragic end. >>> as the sun rose on the farmlands outside delano, california, a farm worker saw something he never expected. that his farm had become a crime scene. >> the scene indicated what was a very violent crime. there was obviously strong evidence initially to indicate there was a sexual assault. >> the victim was a young teenaged girl.

police checked the store surveillance tapes and saw ginger hayes and an unidentified man. >> it was a white female and a black male going through the line that matched the register receipts of ms. hayes' card transaction, the time frame of it. >> the man fit the general description given by the witness but was careful not to show his face to the security camera. >> he's always kind of looking down. you don't get a real clear shot of that person on the videotape. the best time was when they came around the corner and started down an aisle, that was the best shot of the person's face on that particular video. >> but where was the baby? when does your work end? does it end after you've expanded your business? after your company's gone public? and the capital's been invested? or when your company's bought another? is it over after you've given back? you never stop achieving. that's why, at barclays, our ambition is to always realize yours. >>> ginger hayes and her 11 month old son nicolas were kidnapped from a parking lot in greenville, north carolina. >> this was broad daylight on a satu

. >> unidentified troops are in crimea. it is home to ethnic russian community. soldiers, believed to be russia, arrived and later they left. russian troops reportedly disarmed ukrainian guards at a naval base. those developments have been met with alarm in the west. the u.n. security council convened a second emergency session and canada announced it's recalling its ambassador from moscow. james bays reports from united nations in new york. >> how concerned about the situation are you? >> very, deeply. >> ak bass doors arriving for the -- ambassadors arrive for the second meeting in 24 hours. ambassador, is your country innovating crimea? >> the russian ambassador not answering my question, aware they will be facing criticism. cameras were allowed to film. ukraine's officer appealing. >> we call upon the the security council to do everything. >> this is dangerous as it is destabilising. we are disturbed by reports of russian intervention into crimea. it is without legal basis, violating russia's commitment to protect the sovereignty and territorial sovereignty o

unidentified soldiers regarding roads leading to the parliament building. international concern for the crisis in ukraine is growing. russia warned against military intervention in crimea. the u.n. security council called for urgent mediation. >> in venezuela there has been confrontation between security forces and anti-government protesters. students in caracas threw petrol bombs at police, who responded with tear gas. >> the crisis in ukraine. alexi is a political analyst and says russia is flexing its muscles in the region. >> it would be too risky for russia to start large-scale conflict in ukraine. i would like to stress that there's no mention about civil war in the ukraine. ukrainian parliament is legitimate. it's a new government that is legitimate. the company is integral. there's no risk of civil war. what russia is provoking now, in crimea, is actuality the violent clashes, and bloody clashes in order to justify russian interference. i think that russia will try to repeat what it has done towards georgia and south osetia or in mohl dovia. i think

help this unidentified person gain some justice to give the family some peace, and to take this bad guy off the streets so that, you know, he's not able to do it again. >>> up next, a young boy is the only witness to murder, but he didn't see the man's face. >> whoever came there, came there with a specific purpose to kill. >> the killer did almost everything right. >> the serial number on this weapon was obliterated. >> until he made one small mistake. >> that masking tape was of the same color as the masking tape that was wrapped around the homemade silencer. >> it was a crime that defied a simple explanation. >> the goriest crime scene i've ever witnessed in my 17 years of law enforcement. >> if they had not found the big bag of evidence, this crime may never have been solved. >> 4-year-old johnny huffman was usually driven to preschool by a family member. on this morning, he ran to school, wearing only his pajamas and a pair of boots. when he got to his classroom an hour late, he was covered in blood and told his teachers some terrible news about his great grandparents. >> i found t

thailand's military said it detected signals from an unidentified plane shortly after the plane went off radar. susan mcginnis properties. >>> reporter: thailand's military says its radar detected signals from an unidentified plane flying toward the malacca strait shortly after flight 370s transponder signal went down, officials said they didn't report it because malaysia did not specifically request the information. the u.s. is among dozens of nations covering two giant arcs about the size of australia in search of the airliner. >> as new leads are provided, we are tasked accordingly. >> reporter: the malaysia airlines flight to beijing was off course. sources say there is evidence someone in the cockpit reprogrammed the plane's flight management system after the jet took off from kuala lumpur. so far, investigators have found nothing unusual on the personal computers and email of the pilot and copilot. but experts are taking a closer look at a flight simulator taken from the pilot's home. [ indiscernible ] some data has been deleted from the simulator and forensic work to get this

shows an unidentified object. meantime, chinese official news agency says they spotted three objects in the indian ocean, but a pilot that just returned to perth, told reporters, as of right now, no objects have been confirmed as part of the missing passenger jet. investigators are essentially working backwardis to find out what happened. they are using critical condition about the flight to determine what happened in the end susan has the latest. >> reporter: it is about how far the plane before running out of fuel. new analysis of radar and satellite data suggests the aircraft did not fly as far as investigators initially thought. >> the authorities have indicated they have shifted the search area approximately 1,100 kilometers to the northeast. >> reporter: analyzing radar data of the path between the south china sea and the strait of malacca, investigators believe the plane was traveling faster than previously estimated. burning more fuel early on. >> the more fuel the airplane burns, the faster it burns that

then took a few from unidentified u s officials have sought to take so that makes three seventy diverted from its times like on a friday night to attend west. what's known is that forty five minutes off to the point stands on the stump watching a mitre braydon registered to an unidentified aircraft to be and mnc northwest of penang so commonly says transport minister is not confirming that the signals came from an age three seven c chopped his government appears to be taking the possibility seriously. two days ago that said there was widened to include and mnc. together with our international partners in the now pushing for babies into the south china sea. and further into the ocean room near the batting seven seventy seven did in fact kill hundreds of kilometers off its can fight off the probe into its disappearance would be faced with numerous new questions. with a six one of but what we come back when is the latest update the cost of the story of style to stay with us. things went. do. it is and. i do. i did. the us thus the act. murder trial of us took the stories in south africa a f

as we speak unidentified russian speaking gunman the control of kenya's parliament there also controlling of that on a military airport in some gossip all home to russia's black sea fleet the kremlin denies any violation of ukraine's territorial integrity up to grandstand what is going on. it's it's it's been an interesting way to do a soft intervention instead of leaving a large measure of deniability making signaling pretty clearly that amount of discomfort. they said that russia could apply to the two ukraine into the west in general if he wanted to we're easing the tension level whenever ones. blood pressure throughout the western worlds and then really the world because the heat. over the last ten years there's been this is the sense of consensus since the aftermath of the invasion of iraq made it clear that it said that warfare wasn't and was really an effective way to get things done there's been this consensus that there's not can it be a huge stain on steve moore. and it anymore. and all the sun we get it and we get this the service at a preview of what it will make it look like

forces saying the government is facing us back to tamp scores of protesters have been shot down by unidentified gunmen the president ago says were fun to ride writers working with washington support joanne boston an expert on venezuela says it only costs in health situation but the opposition is unwilling to head to the table the sense that washington has been something opposition great seats been offering technical support logistical support. soon they might not have a direct us cents since the tent area escape the argument the government says that this is being a micro see what she is indeed a difficult situation the economy is in american studies she said. but the key way for now is the dialogue and train stations and supports been stressed but not so reasonable and analysts said the organization ranked sites of fortune in the mind and in a position he seems to do that but dialogue is the only way forward. the problem is that in the presidential elections wash it and it was not going to the current presidents and one by one point eight cents. and now has the speech he gave the opposition is

experts belief unidentified blips on military radar moving back across the malaysian peninsula into the strait of malacca represents the missing boeing 777 flying way off course. >> we are now looking very closely with our [ indiscernible ] to get whatever information off satellite. >> reporter: as part of the ever expanding search, the uss kidd has a new assignment, east and west of the andaman islands. >> we are pushing into the south china sea and further into the indian ocean. >> reporter: the plane was carrying enough fuel to fly another 2500 miles leaving a lot more territory for search crews to try and cover. now, the transponder is key in broadcasting the plane's location to ground radar and it's normally always on during a flight but reporter martin savage shows us it is easy to turn off. >> it's simple. you just turn this three clicks to the left and now the transponder is off. it doesn't mean that the airplane is disappeared. it's still going to show up on radar but it's going to be an unidentifiable blip. >> now, investigators are zeroing in on the plane's two pilots. so far

years, but my nephew, jim-john, is buried here along with about 250 or 300 other children and unidentified people who died in jonestown, guyana. and every year, they have a ceremony - people who were relatives, family members, friends, come to remember the people and the lives that they led before they died on november 18, 1978. the san francisco council of churches, under the auspices of the guyana emergency relief committee, actually got the money to bury the unclaimed and unidentified bodies here, at least about 300 of them. they tried to get them buried in various cemeteries in the bay area, but first they'd arranged with one, and then as soon as people found out that these were bodies from jonestown, the cemetery refused them. so they went to several different places before this cemetery - which is in a predominantly black neighborhood of oakland - was willing to accept them and open the doors to people, well, and their loved ones who really had no place else to go. i have both a personal and a professional interest in people's temple. my older sister, caroline, my younger sister, ann

claiming it faces and dons boss can attend schools of insulin and taxes have been shot dead by unidentified gunmen which presence meant this as well fine line to line it is liking with support from washington. like on the bill cuts but with an easy laugh and is greatly impact the things the government is good for was to be suspicious the government will be overthrown. these protests are anything like that sydney the us government is supporting the opposition by both financially and by giving moral support and encouragement this is new to us and it is passing a resolution that presents the snow off of thousands of government officials. so this is kind of thing is that the holy eucharist. it was too large extent wasn't just go down. some of these tests is they claimed that some police brutality has been involved said the government as being responsible for the latest killings the post reports the site has been used by the opposition. so i'm happy that she would ultimately decide that the thing about max. did anyone any response from the opposition. accusations does that mean unfortunately thi

and the crew says, nick, that it spotted about 11 unidentified objects in the new search area. now, these pieces of debris may be connected with flight mh-370. we won't know for sure, probably, until tomorrow when a ship can go to that location and try to retrieve the debris. so we could be looking at a very significant break through. we can be looking at yet another false lead. but as far as the new zealand is concerned, they've relayed this information to ships bearing down on the new search area. and by this time tomorrow, we should hopefully know one way or another whether this is connected to the investigation that's almost three weeks old now. >> but compared to satellite images taken from, say, 20,000 miles or whatever, this would produce images taken literally a few hundred feet away by the plane in high resolution? >> well, also not only that, this is up to date information. when we've been receiving those satellite images invably, they are days old. so what the new zealand air crew has done today, providing fresh, up to date information passing on the exact location t

there are unidentified gunmen in -- an surrounded a army base. it may boycott junes g-8 meeting. john kerry is to fly there today. a brazen act of aggression and violation of international arternd the u.s. cher and the 1997 ukraine/russia agreement, russia has engaged in a military act of aggression against another country. >> we're on the brink of the disaster. reason for theny russian federation to invade ukraine. the yen and the dollar climbed as the crisis sparked demand for haven assets. we are checking in on gold at 1330 five. one of the other major stories from over the weekend, chinese police have said guns and knives were used in the deadly attacks. 33 people died at a railroad station. more than 140 were wounded as a attack people at random. if it was captured, four were shot. two of the attackers were women. there is heavy security following the attacks are a violent incidence. it was more than 1000 kilometers away. the stabbings come at a sensitive time in china's little focal elite china's meet in beijing. it was also blamed on ethnic leaders. this is one of the most

i first asked her to clear up the confusion on who those unidentified troops were really are. wow its ukrainian reports the same city that point to the figure of some thirty thousand what they say too much of the soldiers who are currently in ukraine predominantly in crime yet now the russian government and the russian authorities have not confirmed this and said it stands on the ground is acting on an action soldiers get that at bottom of the talking about a self defense units that had been formed by the local population. no call mandy says now this is supported by social media for example if you could mention facebook has been a lot of talk and eight. my youngest is saying that they feel unprotected in a film a need to form themselves into these kind of units to patrol the streets and protect themselves. most of this is happening in the city off the basketball which is pretty much a minute each piece has its headquarters. mark sixteen referendum against crime year residents two options either jewelry watch out for just a week ukraine. i do have this sense as to why there is

right now in ukraine hundreds of unidentified armed men in trucks and armored vehicles have surrounded a ukrainian military base in the cry mian region there is no badge on their vehicles but some of the vehicles have russian license plates. the ukrainian government in kiev has been powerless to stop the russian moves. they are urging have had mir putin to pull back saying we are on the brink of disaster. nato's secretary general calls it grave. >> what russia is doing in you rain violates the principles of the united nation's charter. it threatens peace and security in europe. russia must stop the military activities and its threats. >> russia effectively took over the crimean peninsula yesterday without firing a single shot. president obama spoke to putin for about 90 minutes and expressed deep concern and he warned of political and economic isolation for the country. >>> well, authorities in oakland want to know who set a man on fire at an apartment complex killing him. the fire was set early yesterday in a walkway on the side of the building on 34th avenue, the same home where an e

radar picked up an unidentified plane on the night of the disappearance.ghly fits the current search area. people came to a viewing gallery to write messages showing support and hope for the 239 people on board. [indiscernible] >> overnight developments in the crisis in ukraine. we are getting reports of crimea's self defense forces forces on thene's sea. it is the first since russia took control of crimea last month. ukraine has authorized soldiers to shoot back in self-defense. europe is nervous about russia's move to annex crimea. more nations are issuing sanctions against russia. >> a health alert. and older have a one in six chance of getting alzheimer's disease. there are twice as likely to develop the disease than breast cancer. that is the finding of our boards -- a finding of a report. it affects more than 5 million americans and two thirds of them are women. coming up at 6:00 on good morning washington, a truck nearly takes out sheriff's deputies. we will show you the close call. a drink shared with a class of fifth graders as part of a history l

military radar picked up a trail of unidentified blips, moving away from the general location where the jet vanished from civilian radar. u.s. experts have studied the images, which seem to show an airplane heading towards the strait of malacca. they believe the radar is credible and say the images are consistent with the missing boeing 777. now, recovery teams are expanding their search and the circle may get even bigger. the plane had enough fuel for a six-hour flight, meaning it could have flown more than 2500 miles from its last known location. now, officials still suspect the missing jet crashed somewhere in the water, but no wreckage has yet been spotted and investigators, therefore, cannot rule out possibility that flight 370 may have landed somewhere, scott. >> pelley: bob, thank you very much. the modest a modern airliner has been lost without a trace is nine days after a crash in 2007 off the coast of indonesia. clarissa ward is covering today's search in malaysia. >> reporter: u.s. navy ships joined those from india immediating to the malacca straitalities the search expanded

most countries if they see unidentified aircraft in their vicinity are going to launch aircraft. >> that's what i would think. general, let me come back to you. one of the questions, if this plane was hijacked, what happened to the passengers? i know woe don't know, but that's 239 people that somebody has to eliminate or they have to be taken care of somewhere. >> that's correct. governor. a very good question. i don't have that answer. i could speculate, but i don't want to. the fact is, is if this airplane stayed 200 miles off the koecoa of india, it could in fact have done that without being picked up. if it, in fact, followed singapore flight 68 because the pattern of flight, singapore flight 68 is exact overlay on the inmar sat put out. and so that could have happened. now, could a 777 pilot fly at 200 feet behind in formation? that's why i'm interested what the simulator data that was erased, what the fbi labs at quantico turns out to see. i talked to a 777 pilot just before i came on here. a chap who i have known a long time, a 777 pilot, as well as 787 instructor pilot. he indicate

so it's unidentified what it could have been or it would have been.g greg who has been very patient with us. we'll have to get him to rejoin us. right now, you videoers in asia and the united states will take over with "squawk box." that will count down to the open of the markets stateside. futures in europe, they stay with "worldwide exchange." >>> this morning, stocks in asia take a hit about more concerns of china's growth. >>> gm will reportedly face a criminal investigation over its handling of that recall. and more questions surrounding the search for missing malaysian airlines flight 370. it's wednesday, march 12th, 2014, and "squawk box" begins right now. good morning, everybody. welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc. i'm becky quick with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin will be joining us from las vegas. kicking things off at 7:00 eastern time, we've got home depot chairman and ceo frank blake. then we will be talking to the ceos of masco and mohawk. then andrew will be grilling with frank webber. >> has anyone spoken to him yet? >> who frank

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> an unidentified woman was found dead, and police wanted answers. but everything they needed was in the dirt at the crime scene. and it told the story from the beginning to the tragic end. >>> as the sun rose on the farmlands outside delano, california, a farm worker saw something he never expected. that his farm had become a crime scene. >> the scene indicated what was a very violent crime. there was obviously strong evidence initially to indicate there was a sexual assault. >> the victim was a young teenaged girl. she was nude and had been beaten and stabbed to death. >> no one would have been around to hear any screams and it was the kind of place where there wouldn't have been just someone driving by, certainly on a dirt road off of the main road. >> she had no identification and she didn't match any missing person's reports. police found a pair of jeans near her body. in the pocket was a key chain with the initial "f." and there was some broken jewelry. >> in the clothing up around her neck, there are pieces of a gold link chain. spokesperson:

unidentified powder. isn't that awful?y: did you just exit out the service entrance or something. >> we eventually -- we got through after we -- i mean, i don't know. it was a blur. i was so embarrassed. i was like oh, my god. my dad is saying let it go. just get up. >> jimmy: did he break into the "let it go" song? so did you ever -- did you meet the president? >> yeah, we met the president of france. you go in and you go through all these different rooms. it's really quite thrilling. and there's president obama, president obama hollande and michelle obama. my father speaks fluent french. but i don't. i speak only a little bit. what am i going to say. wracking my brain. and stephen colbert is there. he speaks a tiny bit of french. what do we say i said hello to president obama. i said bonsoir and i don't know what he's saying. oui, oui, oui. and i went through and then i notice my dad is still -- he's talking to him for an extended period of time. >> jimmy: uh-oh. >> yeah. and so he came back. i said what happened? what d

report hoda abdel-hamid of 13 russian aircraft carrying unidentified troops. is it clear they are russian soldiers? >> well, according to the authorities in kiev they are russian authorities, even though russia denied the reports. when we asked the soldiers (played around the parliament building, "who are you?" the answer we get is no comment. the one thing we can say is it looks like the man who appeared in front of the airport here yesterday. they appear to have the same gear and weapons. just in front of them is a role of men who have an orange and back insignia showing their allegiance to russia. they say they are self-defense unit and are doing the same as what was happening in maydan. they say they are here to protect the constitution, the legitimacy of the parliament he and to make sure there's no chaos in the country. they say having russians helping them out is not something bad, and the prime minister, the regional prime minister has asked russia to help brink stability to the area. some see it as a good thing. we heard reports that the prime ministe

. >> these are countries that have a sensitivity of people unidentified flying over their airspace. >> that leaves the southern arc the most likely and lots of ocean to search. the uss kidd wrapped up its search off the west coast of malaysia. the u.s. navy is still supporting the effort in the indian ocean with surveillance aircraft. >>> the man alexandria police want to question in the city's three unsolved murders will remain behind bars in west virginia. today a judge in wheeling, west virginia, ruled charles severance can be held without bond. he was arrested last week on felony firearms warrants out of loudoun county. investigators told the judge todashev's is being investigated -- oçe/judge today severance is being investigated for the three murders in alexandria. >> mr. severance is a danger to the public and a flight risk. he's being investigated by authorities in alexandria, virginia, regarding three homicides. >> the defense attorney says his client will fight extradition to virginia. >>> there is a battle between old and new and one d.c. neighborhood. there's a 100-year-ol

it was suggest earl on that maybe the general wanted to travel unidentified. that was so, then why did they travel to kuala lampur, identified, and then switch their identities when they got on this airplane? that is what makes it a very different scenario than just going unidentified. these people didn't want to be identified. they wanted to be up identified on that flight. >> john cusack, nice to talk to you. there's word the copilot of the flight once did something quite unusual during a flight. ahead, what he reportedly hit two women do in the cockpit. we have photos. not that. and malaysian air conspiracy theories are lined up inside your internet. which ones are actually possible and which ones are way too far out there, where the buses and trains do not run. we'll investigate. well, actually, we'll talk to people who know things. we aren't actually in a position to investigate at the moment. because the plane took a u-turn. it flew low for hundreds of miles and nobody ever offend home. this one is weird, as weird as anything we have ever seen. life with

he said hello there to an unidentified woman driving. when she refused to get over, he zoomed past her in the right lane there. some sign language there to show his disdain for her driving, that's when karma grabbed ahold of the wheel high pressure he left the scene of the accident after hitting a light pole. he was tracked down and later charged. miraculousy no one was injured. they say he slipped on a patch of karma. >> that's right. >> bet tore be safe -- when i see an aggressive driver, i say they have a sick child in the back seat. that's a good methodology. you know what, driving around in the rain can make things more frustrating. as we head through tomorrow in particular, today is looking good, 60 degrees in san jose. want to show you dublin, just puffy clouds overhead, no storm clouds just yet. they will move in in the second half of the day into tonight. 71 along the peninsula today. comfortable conditions across the bay area. the warmest day of the week. 69 in the south bay, 64 in san francisco. 70s just about everywhere. 70 i

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> an unidentified woman was found dead, and police wanted answers they needed was in the dirt at the crime scene. and it told the story from the beginning to the tragic end. >>> as the sun rose on the farmlands outside delano, california, a farm worker saw something he never expected. that his farm had become a crime scene. >> the scene indicated what was a very violent crime. there was obviously strong evidence initially to indicate

there are military rird shows unidentified are a aircraft flying to the best of the hence la until 2:00 a.m. on sawrnd. u.s. surveillance aircraft have not been sent to the indian ocean and the bay is being searched off the coast of the eastern of southern india. malaysian police have already said that hijacking or sabotage, both are i-avenues of sletion. others are with weather any will crew. >> the report of a ping being and u.s. satellite. and that discussing doss suggest that the plane may have flown or on for four or five hours after it's disappearance. this kind of signal can be inat a timed when the air flight is in air. this led to extensive search even further. you are now hearing teams searching to the northwest of the malaysian peninsula. now at the same time the search was being widened west, chinese researchers say they detected what they call a size in mick sea floor went 116 kill meters northeast of the last known point of contact with the missing plane. so that credible stories all week with the plane's suspected location being back and forth from the south china sea o

. >> meanwhile they say radar picked up an unidentified plane after the trans ponder signal was lost. somebody in the cockpit had ended communications with air traffic control but it was erased from the simulator which was removed from the pilot's home. >>> a heartbreaking scene, a mother of one of the passengers cried in desperation. family members of some of the 239 passengers on board have grown so frustrated they are going on a hunger strike. they accused the government of mismanaging the crisis. >>> a san francisco woman is under arrest for trespassing at fso. she was taken into custody and this is not the first time she was arrested for trespassing at the airport. on four different occasions, she was arrested for attempting to board without a boarding pass and has been ordered to stay without the airport unless she has a ticket to fly. 4:47 computers that help mechanics fix cars and can reveal more information about the owners and this drivers. mechanics need information about how fast a cargoes so they can do their job. the state senator says privacy can become an issue and it

. >>> police had surveillance tape showing an unidentified woman parking two different cars in a shopping center parking lot next to a large rental truck. the two cars matched the make and model of those owned by david nixon and his girlfriend, tracey frame. police also had surveillance video of the same woman walking into the store on the night david's body was discovered. >> wasn't able to really pick her up throughout the store, but could pick her up at the register again. >> the woman purchased garbage bags and two bottles of muriatic acid. >> although muriatic acid is sold in small amounts to private individuals, mostly it's used as a solvent or cleaner in heavy industry. >> that's when investigators noticed something important. in order to save 34 cents on her purchase, the woman used her discount card, and store records showed the name on the card was tracey frame. after the purchase, she drove away in the rental van. the rental agency told investigators they had rented that same truck to three other people in the days after tracey returned it. investigators found no blood or any t

this is the unidentified object that chinese satellites spotted in the indian ocean. it is estimated to be around 22 meters long and 13 meters wide. reached the malaysian transport minister in the middle of his daily conference. have seen ase satellite image of a floating object in the southern corridor and they will be sending ships to verify. >> searchers are already in the area looking for possible debris cited in earlier satellite images provided i australia. since then, gunships have been combing a vast area. bad weather has caused problems for the search effort. there is now a low level cyclone warning for the area, which is winds andstrong powerful ocean currents. it is unclear how far the objects may already have been moved. the chinese satellite imagery could now give searchers new clues. these people have been desperately waiting for any news. relatives of the missing have been holed up in this beijing hotel for two weeks. they are furious with the malaysian authorities. >> we don't even know if our family members are alive or dead. we should never have let

doesn't mean you don't show up on radar, you do, you're still a blip, but now you're an unidentifiable blip. one other thing i'll show you about the transponder, if you put it back on and if it was a hijack situation, someone's now in the cockpit with a gun to your head, it will send a signature. you reach down, enter a code. this is not that code, but it could go like this and now you're transmitting an emergency message that everyone on the ground immediately gets, alarm bells, you've been hijacked. the plane is not in your control. >> what's chilling you remember reading the 9/11 commission, of those four planes that were hijacked on 9/11, three of the transponders were shut down right away by the hijackers. they obviously had training in a cockpit, they knew what they were doing. they immediately shut down the transponders, how long would it take to shut down or disable the plane's other key instruments giving indications to air traffic control or others on the ground where the plane was? >> the transponder's very easy because of the fact that when you're on the ground you are supp

malaysia military radar see the plane having made a distinct left turn. 45 minutes later at 2:15 a unidentified plane shows up for final time on military radar 200 northwest of panang. six hours after that, at 8:11 a.m. a satellite picks up the last known signal from flight 370. within hours malaysian authorities confirm the plane is missing. a vietnamese plane spots an oil slick but it is not from a plane. debris is also spotted unrelated as it turns out. then the theories. two iranians on board using stolen passports. turns out officials say they're just two iranians trying to find new lives in europe. terrorism, mechanical failure, pilot suicide, all are mentioned. and by march 14th, the focus is on the pilots. two days later, malaysian officials declare the mystery of flight 370 a criminal matter and begin examining a flight simulator the captain built at his home. on monday, u.s. officials confirm that the change in direction would have to have been done through a computer system in the cockpit by someone with extensive knowledge of flight systems. and by tuesday, two possible flight arcs

same scale, so-called unidentified troops of the russian army and we've seen them and we know them very well. we know their handwriting. it's exactly the same thing and we are talking right now about full-scale legally and technically full-scale military invasion. that's all it is. they will gradually build it up. it's not based on some mass scale. putin is not even disguising it anymore. we are talking about 21st century invasion of 45 million people country as a response to a democratic revolution that fled to russia. >> as you're speaking, this news is just coming in. mike rogers has just put out a statement that's very significant for people watching around the world tonight. quote, it appears the russian military now controls the crimean peninsula. this aggression is not only a threat to the ukraine but to stability and the latest action is not an indication of vladimir putin's interests and allies around the world. another development there that this is not just a few hundred troops and if it is they contro. general marks, what does that mean for the united states where the presid

off the coast of malaysia where panang island is, the air force say they discovered an aircraft unidentified 200 nautical miles northwest of there flying in a direction of 295 which is just north of west at an altitude of 37,000 feet. that was at 2:15 in the morning. no one knows yet if that was mh 370 or not. so that's where we have complications as to what might have happened. there has been a briefing of the missing malaysian airline plane. officials are under mounting criticism. at the briefing the transport minister defended actions saying there was no confusion, no stone left unturned. >> it's only confusion if you it to be seen to be confusion. we made it very clear we've been very consistent in our approach. >> [ inaudible ]. >> yes, in these two areas. we have searched in these areas. >> now you've extended the search to ask the indian government to help you. is that wrong? >> the indian government have come on board as part of this multi-national operation. i think that's something that should be commended. it is not a small operation that we're looking at. until we find that craft

records show an unidentified object flying over the city. -- sea. that is all they have to go on. two people on board. rodney's parents have been getting great to visit him in china -- ready to visit him in china. [indiscernible] 370hat we learned after vanished must be a concern to other passengers passing through the region. authorities know almost nothing about what happened to the airliner. they are just guessing. jonathan head, bbc news. >> so many questions. we do not know if the plane went down or wide. -- why. we know there are grieving families that would like to know more. let us get a look at other news from around the world. riot police in turkey have fired water cannons and tear gas at demonstrators in istanbul. a boy died on tuesday from injuries from a tear gas canister last year. father said that he wanted his son to be remembered as a child killed by the state. dozens of rockets have been fired into southern israel. the heaviest fire since 2012. the military responded. the islamic group, islamic jihad, said they fired the missiles to avenge the death of members. v

. >> these are countries that have a sensitivity of people unidentified flying over their air space. >> lots of ocean to search. >> the malaysian defense minister says the number of countries involved has increased from 14 to 25. china is providing several planes and 21 satellites for the search and really when you look at those two arcs there's millions and millions of square miles. nobody knows where that plane is. in the news room. back to you. >>> australia is taking the lead in searching the southern indian ocean, one of the most remotel stretches of water. >>> new video just in, coast guard helicopter had to rescue four boaters. they became stranded when the engine died in their boat. they were taken to the air field where an ambulance was waiting for them. all are in good condition now. >>> the 4.4 earthquake that shoot l.a. this morning is one of the biggest from the 1990s and the aftershock sent some people ducking for cover. >> earthquake. we are having an earthquake. >> big earthquake right now. >> reporter: a lot of shaking. the shaking happened as l.a. t.v. stations were

describing what happened: 23-year-old suspect of emeryville is responsible for a crash that killed an unidentified man on a motorcycle. >> officers does not get into a pursuit but the vehicle did fail to yield. >> before the suspect's mini cooper ripped through the intersection hitting the motorcyclist, this is where the trouble starts at the taco bell at fremont boulevard a mile away. we were there as at the police arrived to get surveillance video from the store cameras. witnesses have told police that he was so wasted that he tried to pay for food using his medical card. when the clerk refused he threw the wallet and drove off. the cashier caused the cops. >> we are lucky the employee called. >> we learned investigators have recovered his wallet and believe images captured at the window were place him behind the wheel of the car before he struck and killed a motorcyclist, smashed the mini cooperrer into a poll and tried to get away by running into a field before he was caught and arrested for suspicious of d.w.i.. >> investigators are taking pictures of the scene of evidence because they do bel

the thai officials say they have picked up radar blips of unidentified plane going to the strait of malacca not long after the plane's signal was lost. they said they did not pay much attention to the plane, because it was not a threat to thailand, but it has investigators wondering how open they are to information they know from the military the. and now more scrutiny of the pilots, and they say that a on board program would have been changed to change course, and that is something that experts say had to be done by someone who knew the plane well. and coming up tonight, kooer simmons talking to relatives of the pie lots who are coming to their defense. from the live desk, i'm jim h d handly of news4. >>> and new tonight, we are learning that a suspect that was killed at a union station wrote a chilling note saying he planned to take out officers. the 19-year-old was wanted for the recent murder off a teenaged girl. mark segraves is going to join us now with the new information. mark? >> well, doreen, police sourcs s tell us that the note they found here at the site of the shootout from th

volunteers from the self style russian defense force effectively besieging this base along with unidentified russian soldiers as well. they won't even let us go from here, the few yards to those gates to try to talk to or interview the ukrainian naval staff who are inside there. at first they didn't even want us to firm. a russian cos sack pushed his whip into our camera. then he did agree to give us his point of view. the commanders came and told us they're loyal to the people seized power. here in ukraine we think viktor yanukovych is the legitimate president. behind the gates the naval presence are refusing to no matter how much pressure they're under. their wives came bringing them food and clothes, but they refused to let them deliver their supplies. a retired naval commander who is pro ukrainian told me it is tense but peaceful. >> only one way peaceful co-existence could be. peaceful co-existence. it's like a barrel with the powder. right now everyone can understand, war is not the case. war is not the choice of people. >> reporter: no one doubts the very real dangers of this standoff

if it's in your air space and you see an unidentified flying object changing altitude, you think youould have done something about it, right? >> we only have so much insight into a lot of these things. what has confused the americans on this is some pings that came off the rolls-royce engine that was on the plane. that shows that the plane fell 40,000 feet in the span of a minute. but when the u.s. looked at that information, they said that doesn't make any sense. that's unconceivable. but at the same time it's thrown in with this mix of other information they're looking at, saying how do you make heads or tails of any of this? one of the problems the americans have had on this is the malaysians have not shared everything with them, and the u.s. government and investigators feel like they're on the outside looking in, saying hey, we have a lot of expertise here and investigatively and air wise, there's just not a lot of communication going on there. >> barbara, before we go, there are still questions. the reporting now is, more clear and more solid than it has been. but there's still

. >>> and a young woman tricked the young man who took it and the woman wishes to be unidentified. it was soon after the station and she lureed the thief back to the bart steaks. >> i sat down and looked at the bike and did my hand signal and two seconds later he was in cuffs. he had an officer on each side. it happened so fast. >> they recommend the bike owners have photos and register to assist in the recover are. >> good advice there. >>> coming up in our 5:00 hour, a suspicious fire. >>> and right now we are looking at a commute that is waking up a little bit but for the most part we are getting a good drive in the south bay and we will give up the south bay outlook coming up. >>> not much is going on but it is a little warmer today or are we kinding it on the cool side. . >>> we are learning details of a man who killed a woman in concord, the details that led us to this suspect. . >>> absolutely incredible video from caltrans, the warning they had coming up. >>> let's talk about weather and traffic. steve, is it cooler this morning? >> yes, it is over there clear skies, the br

oakland firefighters pulled the body of an unidentified person from an apartment building on santa clara avenue early this morning t. fire in a 2nd floor unit broke out shortly after 2:00. all other residents got out safely. investigators are trying to determine how that fire started. >>> well, it was a beautiful day, for parts of the bay area, that could change tonight. abc meteorologist leigh glaser is on the roof. >> reporter: hi there, everyone, temperatures today in the 70s across much of the bay area. clouds are starting to move in. live doppler, not picking up any precipitation. it does look like it will be tomorrow evening when they're seeing things start to bring us some rainfall. but the rain is very close by. carson city down towards your reka, down towards ukaya. that's probably vir georgia it is falling out of the clouds, not reaching the ground. we have a very weak cold front up here. this will slide in very slowly tomorrow to bring us our next chance of seeing rain. today was terrific. that es are your highs, livermore 71. 71 san francisco. they reached a high of 72. and o

we're receiving reports that the head of the ukrainian navy has been taken away by unidentified men.we're not clear who exactly it was. obviously if these two top ukrainian officials do go to crimea, they are walking into a very tense situation indeed. >> let's all of us be scleer. what are the orders now to ukraine's military in crimea which was until two days ago part of ukraine, now technically part of russia? are they under orders to use deadly force? >> reporter: no. they are not under orders to use deadly force. basically the ukrainian government is sticking the the orders of the line they've been adhering to all this time, that the troops will stay there, that this is a part of ukrainian territory, will remain a part of ukrainian territory. they don't recognize the government there or referendum. obviously they don't recognize the access into russia. at the moment the troops are standing there. apparently this base in sevastopol has been overrun by these gunmen, effectively russian forces. there are a number of forces, ukrainian forces that are still on the base and are refusi

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