sets or training. >> reporter: the federal aviation administration urged boeing in 2010 to update its software. but the airline says boeing hasn't done so. the back and forth will likely lead to a legal battle over financial damages. a process that could take years. what happened with the sfo crash and the malaysian airliner could not be anymore different. in san francisco, the cause is clear. with 370, of course, there's still no answer. dan simon, cnn, san francisco. >> up next, more breaking news. the death toll in the washington landslide is climbing. the latest numbers ahead. plus, a look inside the search zone, 640 acres of mud and debris. you make a great team. it's been that way since the day you met. but your erectile dysfunction - it could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph like needing to go frequently or urgently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medications, and a

claimed into the wheel well of hawaiian airline boeing 7 67. he was unconscious for most of the fave and a half hour flight the maui. >> he was weak. hung from the wheel well fell to the ground regained strength and stood up and started walking to the front of the aircraft. >>reporter: plane as lrj as this there is some room in the wheel well so somebody can climb up the tire and into the space. security camera captured video of the boy moments before he made the climb. >> what we do have is some footage that shows an unidentified person walking on the airport ramp during darkness hours and approaching the hawaiian airline aircraft in question. >> city owns and operates the airport and no plan to pursue criminal charges against the teen. in south bay, this is 7 news. >> concerns about security ty airport there following this breach. airport is surrounded by 6 miles of chain link fence. 6 feet high with barb wire at the top. airport says it need or exceed all standard and also surville's camera posted along the fence line. but the airport is not

claimed into the wheel well of hawaiian airline boeing 7 67. he was unconscious for most of the fave and a half hour flight the maui. >> he was weak. hung from the wheel well fell to the ground regained strength and stood up and started walking to the front of the aircraft. >>reporter: plane as lrj as this there is some room in the wheel well so somebody can climb up the tire and into the space. security camera captured video of the boy moments before he made the climb. >> what we do have is some footage that shows an unidentified person walking on the airport ramp during darkness hours and approaching the hawaiian airline aircraft in question. >> city owns and operates the airport and no plan to pursue criminal charges against the teen. in south bay, this is 7 news. >> concerns about security ty airport there following this breach. airport is surrounded by 6 miles of chain link fence. 6 feet high with barb wire at the top. airport says it need or exceed all standard and also surville's camera posted along the fence line. but the airport is not

theoretically the european problem the satellite could have picked up the signals from the malaysia airlines boeing it was busy scanning and different part of the earth at the time. well it's been another dramatic day in the trial of oscar the story is in south africa. he'll start today described the moment he shot his girlfriend it was a testimony that everybody has been waiting to hear an emotional historian said that the shooting was a mistake he broke down the witness stand as he has questions the defendant walked into the courthouse for what would become a deal wrenching emotion. in a broken voice oscar the story is told accords going mad read the steam come out on their four month relationship of all expected him to the peace talks refused prosecutors betrayal of him as a gun obsessed heart and sing hymns income for a couple in love with a word about it but the good ten months of the hiccups relationships before. i was very keen in riga. i think if anything i was knitting more considered and she was at times. with me did a test takers but it's only because it was used historians also sought t

. >> pam:he flew from san jose to hawaii in the wheel well of a hawaiian airlines boeing- 767 on sunday pam:the 15-year-old santa clara boy was able to get onto the tarmac at san jose minneta airport. and slip into a wheel well on the jetliner. without anyone catching him. >>".ramp from there." >> pam:the f-b-i says, he will not face federal charges. >> pam:tonight -- he is in custody of child welfare services in hawaii. his family has been notified. san jose airport officials say, they are reviewing security measures with the t-s-a to determine whether any changes need to be made. to prevent this from happening again. >> reporter: >>it's almost a miracle >> reporter:5 hours with temps outside dipping below 0. even if he did not get crushed he could have passed out and died. >> >> reporter:despitethe hazzard some people do survive >> reporter:this story is popular and we definitely update here on kron4 >> reporter: >> pam:the sad procession of bodies continues. at the site of the sunken ferry in south korea. at least 87 bodies have been recovered - but since wednesday's rescues. no one

boeing 777. the mechanics of a malaysia airlines aircraft.e are picking it apart >> on al jazeera america when science intersects with hope. >> i'm hoping to give someone a prosthetic arm for under $1000 >> inovation finds oppurtunity >> a large earthquake would be an inconvenience rather than a disaster... >> and hardware meets humanity >> this is some of the best driving i've ever done >> eventhough i can't see... >> techknow our experts take you beyond the lab >> we're here in the vortex... >> and explore the technology changing our world. only on al jazeera america >>> in the headlines here on america tonight, we are following breaking news coming out of south america. an 8.2 magnitude earthquake strikes off of the northern coast of chile. it triggered a tsunami warning, triggering evacwasz along the coast line. in february of 2010, an 8.8 earthquake struck chile killing more than 300 people. the affordable care act has reached 7 million sign-ups by march 31st. on monday, the final day to enroll, healthcare.gov received 4.8 million visito

boeing 777. the mechanics of a malaysia airlines aircraft.e are picking it apart >>> in the headlines here on america tonight, we are following breaking news coming out of south america. an 8.2 magnitude earthquake strikes off of the northern coast of chile. it triggered a tsunami warning, triggering evacwasz along the coast line. in february of 2010, an 8.8 earthquake struck chile killing more than 300 people. the affordable care act has reached 7 million sign-ups by march 31st. on monday, the final day to enroll, healthcare.gov received 4.8 million visitors and 2 million calls were made to the call center. the white house says the surge in activity included many young adults. their participation is key for the system to work. now to washington ffour more bodies recovered in the mud slide bringing the death toll now to 28, almost two dozen others are still missing. crews say they are concerned they may not find everyone. some new developments regarding malaysian airlines flight 370. the malaysian government released neerm an hour's worth of

sets or training. >> reporter: the federal aviation administration urged boeing in 2010 to update its software. but the airlineorth will likely lead to a legal battle over financial damages. a process that could take years. what happened with the sfo clash and the malaysian airliner could not be anymore different. in san francisco, the cause is clear. with 370, of course, there's still no answer. dan simon, cnn, san francisco. >> up next, more breaking news. the death toll in the washington landslide is climbing. the latest numbers ahead. plus, a look inside the search zone, 640 acres of mud and debris. jeremiah. they don't know it yet, but they're gonna fall in love, get married, have a couple of kids, [ children laughing ] move to the country, and live a long, happy life together where they almost never fight about money. [ dog barks ] because right after they get married, they'll find some financial folks who will talk to them about preparing early for retirement and be able to focus on other things, like each other, which isn't rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. it's just common se

after hopping the fence and then another saturday airport climbing into the wheel well a hawaii airline boeing 67 now at eight and for life today nba commissioner at silver delivered the strongest penalty he could to los angeles club for copper omer for racist remarks he made and a recorded conversation with his girlfriend. >> : i am betting mr. sterling for life from any association with the clippers organization or the nba airline sterling is banned for life from any association with the league or the clippers and fined $2.5 million he also may be forced to sell the team says he's not as 1981. kirschner says that his voice was heard in the recording. sterling has not yet commented publicly but before the nba's announcement today still reportedly said that the clippers are not for sale. continuing team coverage to fight his golden state warrior player and coach all battles to join us live right now from oakland a first african-american nba coach one of them that he so much for joining us tonight we appreciate your time first of all reaction to today's developments. decision had been made and

a chicago-based law firm tried to sue malaysia airlines, boeing, and anyone else who may be involved in the plane's disappearance. but the judge said a lawsuit can't proceed until all of the defendants are named. chicago property taxes may be going up... and pension benefits for some city employees may be going down... to help bail the city out of its massive pension debt. randi belisomo is live at city hall with more. >> a good morning. under the proposal, the owner of a $250,000 home would pay $50 more in property taxes each year starting in 2016. after five years the hike would equal $250 extra. the mayor also proposing to cut retirement benefits for some city workers. his aides say the plans came as talks with more than 30 city unions but not all are on board. city workers would pay 2 1/2% more toward their retirement nation by half a percentage point yearly for five years. employees now pay 8 1/2% for pensions and would ultimately pay 11 percent. that equals $1,500 more in yearly for a city worker. the goal is to eliminate about half of the nineties and a half billion dollars to

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a picture and shoot that off and let somebody from boeing look at that or anybody from the airline. >> boeings the maker of the 777. they could presumably determine quickly whether or not that's the wreckage. if it were, that would be the first piece of wreckage that would emerge. that would potentially be a significant clue as to what's going on over there, if they had a piece of the plane. >> that would be huge. it would also indicate the earlier cyclones had blown debris much further toward australia than they thought in the beginning. it would confirm completely that the plane went south. >> there were horrible hurricane-like conditions. is it possible a piece of metal wreckage could have come all the way from let's say nearly 1,000 miles or so off shore all the way to the shore over the past few weeks? >> absolutely. i mean, we're over a month -- we're over 30 days into this. that wreckage could have gone 1,000, 2,000 miles at this point. >> could have gone that far. >> yes. >> the officials say the more they look at it the less excited apparently they're getting. so a parentally some of

the anatomy of a malaysia airline's boeing 777. >> you can see if this is in the water, under the waterbecause they are going to sink, they are going to be hard to find. and an "america tonight" special series, your secrets out from intimate family details to your private medical history. data brokers profiting off of your personal life. >> so they know in some cases more about me than, maybe, some of my friends or relatives do. >> they know more about you than you know about you. ♪ >>> good evening, everyone. thanks for joining us. i am madam may in for joie chen lawmakers grill the head of general motors about defective ignition switches that killed at least 13 driveways. congress wants to know why gm and the national safety administration failed to react sooner and recall millions of cars. it wasn't just lawmakers in search of answers. victim's families and crash survivors gather on capitol hill tuesday morning demanding that the world's second biggest auto maker come clean. >> our daughters, sons are gone because they were a cost of doing business gm style. >> laura christianson's 1

three separate pulse signals offering signs of hope in the desperate hunt for missing malaysia airlines boeing 77 7. a chinese chip picked up pulses twice and an australian ship detected signals in a different part of the search area yesterday. it's not clear if they are definitely from the missing plane's so-called black box. the job now determining the significance of those signals. a british naval ship now rushing toward the area in the south indian ocean where those signals were picked up. time a major factor because the batteries in the black boxes could, they say, expire any time now. >>> this week president obama is expected to sign the executive order barring federal contractors from retaliating against employees who discuss their pay with each other. a pay gap between men and women, the president will direct the labor department making federal contractors to provide compensation databased on sex and race. >>> that's the latest. you can still catch "sunday house call" at its new time, 12:30 eastern, two hours from now after we bring you the latest news at noon. now back to "sunday morn

. >>> asiana airlines said boeing shares the blame for a crash at the san francisco airport last july. three people died after the plane slammed into a sea wall. in a government filing the airline said the jet didn't have adequate warning systems. but asiana admits its pilots failed to maintain a safe air speed. boeing said theplane performed as expected. >>> the number of missing in the washington state mudslide is lower this morning. crews are searching for the remains of 22 people, including a 2-year-old and a 4-year-old. that number was reduced from 30 yesterday. the flight occurred ten days ago and has killed at least 27 people. recovery workers rely mainly on search dogs to locate the remains. the 370-acre debris is 70 feet deep in places. >>> secretary of state john kerry is in the middle east trying to put the peace process back on track. kerry has been meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in jerusalem. he also talked with palestinian negotiators though not president mahmoud abbas. the parties face an april 29th deadline for a framework agreement. >>> well, t

boeing. the montreal convention will effect recovery from the airline. gainst boeing will be unlimited and if plaintiffs can get into the united states as a jurisdiction, then is the best place for them to litigate. however, it will be exceedingly difficult for a plaintiff to meet their burden that a design or manufacturing defect caused the crash if they have no evidence of a defect and it is conjecture. >> attorneys danny cevellos and daniel rose. more on flight 370 when we come back. [ female announcer ] hands were made for playing. legs, for crossing. feet...splashing. better things than the joint pain and swelling of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. if you're trying to manage your ra, now may be the time to ask about xeljanz. xeljanz (tofacitinib) is a small pill, not an injection or infusion, for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers have happened in patients taking xeljanz. don't st

perhaps even billions of dollars in cases that could potentially be brought against malaysia airlines and boeingamong others. but a legal victory is by no means guaranteed. and there are many legal challenges that grieving family members may not understand. they can recover some monies, 100 to 160,000, with a death certificate. but to really be compensated, they have got to show airline responsibility for the disaster. where is that evidence? and for the manufacturer of boeing, the same thing. what evidence shows their wrongdoing? in fact, one firm already initiated a suit in illinois. the judge threw it out as improper, and warned attorneys not to do it again. >> these families don't have closure. >> reporter: psychiatrist gayle salt says the lack of answers make grieving relatives especially vulnerable. >> someone comes in and says, well, we have someone to hold accountable, right? we're going to hold the airline accountable, or this country accountable. and we're going to sue them and punish them for what happens. that, unfortunately, is very appealing to anyone who is struggling with i want

, and boeing and the airline are the ones investigating themselves.difficult. this has exact -- is exactly what occurred in the indonesia aircraft, where we kept hearing the same things early on, even days before anything was uncovered, before there was any radar data. you heard the same kind of talk. >> all right. mr. marks, you managed to make the point eloquently that you've just about sort of taken everybody off the table. so what are you suggesting? >> i don't know what occurred, but i do know that you have to keep every possibility open. the most logical, and the most reasonable conclusion is that there was some type of problem in flight. and it doesn't mean that it was an intentional problem. it could have been a mechanical problem. it could have incapacitated the flight crew. they could have tried to get back to the airport. that would explain a turn, if that, in fact, occurred. so those possibilities or probabilities should be on the table and they don't seem to be. >> i disagree with you, they are on the table. but i put it to you very brief

top like recorded investigators say it could take days to confirm whether these are from the boeing airliner which disappeared from any steps yet. before these protections can be positively verify the spring promising flies and i each three seven zero. firstly we need to fix the position then the ocean shield title of the autonomous underwater vehicle. blues and twenty won him to the war to an attempt so like i ate wreckage on the safe bowl. a british ship with underwater sonar equipment is due in the area such teams are running out of time. the black boxes are equipped with a cake to be consistent reasonable to be running out a month off to the malaysian plane vanished over took one of them but to beijing. a single asset that will represent france during the twentieth anniversary ceremony of the rwandan genocide to be held in kigali on monday. the justice minister canceled a trip up to president polk county accused france of participating in the bloodletting in nineteen ninety four which left eight hundred thousand people dead the french government's dealings with the two authorities in cha

airline responsibility for the disaster. where's that evidence? and for the manufacturer boeingsame thing, what evidence those their wrong-doing. >> one firm all right initiated a suit in illinois. the judge threw it out as improper and warned attorneys not to do it again. closure. families don't have >> psychiatrist gale salt says the lack of answers make grieving relatives especially vulnerable. >> when someone comes in, and says, we have someone to hold accountable. we're going to hold the airline accountable, or this country accountable, and we're going to sue them and punish them for what happens, that, unfortunately is very appealing to anyone who is struggling with, you know, i want someone to be responsible for this, i want to blame them and i want them to pay. >> jean casarez, cnn. >> back now with my team of experts to steven marks first. these families are confused, they're heart-broken, overwhelmed. should they be worried about finding an attorney right now? >> well, they may need an attorney to guide them through this. i wouldn't encourage anyone to hire an attorney

limitless millions and billions of dollars in cases that could be brought against malaysia airlines and boeingory is in no ways guaranteed. there are many legal challenges grieving family members may not understand. they can recover some moneys with a death certificate but to really be compensated they have to show airline responsibility for the disaster. where is that evidence? what evidence showing their wrong doing? one firm already initiated a suit in illinois. the judge threw it out as improper and warned attorneys not to do it again. >> these families don't have closure. >> reporter: psychiatrist says the lack of answers make grieving relives especially vulnerable. >> someone says we have somebody to hold accountable. we are going to hold the airline accountable or this country accountable and sue them and punish them. that, unfortunately, is very appealing to anyone who is struggling with i want someone to be responsible for this and i want them to pay. >> back now with my team of experts. these families are confused, heart broken, overchwhelmed. >> i wouldn't encourage anyone to hire a

perhaps billions of dollars in cases that could potentially be brought against malaysia airlines and boeinguaranteed. and there are many legal challenges that grieving family members may not understand. they can recover some moneys, 100 to 160,000 with a death certificate but to really be compensated, they've got to show airline responsibility for the disaster. where is that evidence? and for the manufacturer of boeing, the same thing. what evidence shows their wrongdoing? in fact, one firm initiated a suit in illinois. the judge threw it out as improper and warned attorneys not to do it again. >> these families don't have closure. >> reporter: psychiatrist gail saltz says that it makes grieving family especially vulnerable. >> someone comes in and says we're going to hold the airline accountable or this court accountable and we're going to sue them and punish them for what happened. that, unfortunately, is very appealing to anyone who is struggling with i want someone to be responsible for, this i want to blame them and i want them to pay. >> and congress passed in 1996 the aviation disast

boeing, engineering jobs from washington state next year to southern california to tap into the talent base there. among the units making the move is customer support which provides technical support to airlines that flying boeing jets. president and mrs. obama released their 2013 tax returns today. they had an adjusted gross income of $481,000, and paid $98,000 in federal income taxes, an effective tax rate of about 20%. the obamas donated about $59,000, or 12% of their income, to charity. and they were due a refund of $19,000. like the president, mary gries is a federal employee, and she thought she too had a tax return coming, but as wyatt andrews tells us, she had another thing coming altogether. >> reporter: two months ago, mary gries, a career employee at the food and drug administration, was notified that the u.s. treasury had confiscated her tax refunds, state and federal, totaling $4,500. the government had taken the money before she knew there was a problem. >> to be honest, i was ticked off. i'm like, how can they intercept or take my funds without my first being notified about it? >> reporter: the claim against her came from the social security administration, which said it overpa

but in a filing with the national transportation safety board today the airline said that the boeings warning system was flaw. boeing claims that the plane performed as expected. will japan continue will japan continue hunting whales in the antarctica? a decision is next. i love kiwis. i've always had that issue with the seeds getting under my denture. super poligrip free -- it creates a seal of the dentures in my mouth. even well-fitting dentures let in food particles. super poligrip is zinc free. with just a few dabs, it's clinically proven to seal out more food particles so you're more comfortable and confident while you eat. super poligrip free made the kiwi an enjoyable experience. [ charlie ] try zinc free super poligrip. made the kiwi an enjoyable experience. millions have raised their hand for the proven relief of the purple pill. and that relief could be in your hand. for maelps relieve heartburn symptoms from acid reflux disease. find out how you can save at purplepill.com. there is risk of bone fracture and low magnesium levels. side effects may include headache, abdominal

the new secretary of state clinton made in her words quotes a shameless pitch for russian airliner to buy boeing aircraft. post reports that a month after the patch boing boosted secretary clinton's efforts to secure the u s pavilion at the world's fair in china. within two million dollar donation. a donation at the state department had to erase its ethics guidelines to accept been in two thousand and ten after the boeing deal was inked in russia. the company made another generous donation of nine hundred thousand dollars the william j clinton foundation which hillary clinton now helps operate also last month. boeing's top lobbyist was seen co hosted a fundraiser for ready for hillary super pack which is lending support to a possible hillary twenty sixteen run then really are you clinton and defense contractor boeing their perfect match. there are few in the democratic party were more vocal supporter of us military intervention around the world. then hillary clinton. she supported the wars in iraq and afghanistan. she supported military intervention in libya. she supported military airstrikes in

they want to go after boeing and malaysian airlines, though many experts say it's way too early to tell course, what caused this crash. >> david, i want to read you a statement we just got from the malaysian government. it says "the international investigations team and the malaysian authorities remain of the opinion that up until the point at which it left military primary radar coverage, mh-370's movements were consistent with deliberate action by someone on the plane." that seems consistent with what malaysian officials have been telling cnn, that they believe that whoever turned that plane did it deliberately. they still are telling cnn they think it could be a criminal act. is that what they seem to be telling the families as well? >> reporter: well, certainly, the family briefings have been in line, in general, in recent days, at least, with what is being told to people in malaysia and around the world. i think those early days and weeks, they got so much criticism for not giving information that they have been a lot more careful to give the family members information. the problem

crash asiana: plane systems partly to blame in crash >> catherine: san francisco - asiana airlines says a boeing777 that crashed at san francisco international airport had inadequate speed. another day of hope and frustration in the search for malaysian airlines flight 3-70. >> catherine: "promising" objects spotted yesterday by an australian aircraft turned out to be just discarded fishing equipment. >> catherine: an australian ship called the "ocean shield" has set out carrying special equipment built to locate the airliner's black box. >> catherine: but the u-s secretary of defense says the special gear won't be useful because of the size oft he search area. >> catherine: it'll take the australian ship around three days to reach the search area. australian officials have vowed to keep looking for the plane.saying their search will continue indefinitely. >> catherine: still ahead. a building battered. and the person responsible on the run! we take you to where this place. >> catherine: and next. >> catherine: college grads celebrating their diploma. but stuck in low paying jobs. a look at why

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airline flight 370 have a new target. what response have they received from boeing so far? we'll take a look. >>> and a ceremony unprecedented in the history of the catholic church. two former popes become saints in one day and nearly a million people gather in vatican city to witness history in the making. >>> we begin today with stunning recorded comments rattling the nba. the long-time owner of the los angeles clippers donald sterling is under fire for making racist remarks. it's sterling fighting with his girlfriend seen here with him in this photo. he allegedly says he doesn't want her associating with african-american players while at the games. listen. >> i saw someone i admire. i admire magic johnson. >> okay. good. >> i'm sorry. he's helped a lot of people. >> i'm finished talking to you. i have nothing more to say. >> and i took a picture with someone i admire. >> good. >> and he happens to be black and i'm sorry. >> i think it's nice that you know him. i know him well and he should be admired. it's just too bad that you can't admire privately and during your enti

asiana airlines is pointing the finger at boeing, after last july's deadly crash at s-f-o.filed paperwork with the national transportation safety board today, saying the boeing triple-7 had inadequate warning systems to alert the pilots that they were traveling too slowly. the filing says there was no indication the plane's auto-pilot had stopped maintaining the set air speed. asiana does admit the pilots failed to monitor the plane's speed, but say the planes deficiencies contributed to the break- down. the n-t-s-b has said the crew seemed confused by the plane's computer system. drivers in ukraine are getting squeezed at the gas pump. russia has increased the price of natural gas in the country. by more than 100 dollars for every one thousand cubic meters. that's a 40 percent jump in the price of gas. meanwhile, ukrainian police are working to disarm members of a radical nationalist group after a shooting rampage outside a restaurant in the capital yesterday. the top stories on kron 4 dot com right now: oakland police are investigating what lead to a 6 year old girl being

asiana airlines is pointing the finger at boeing, after last july's deadly crash at s-f-o. it filed paperwork with the national transportation safety board today, saying the boeing triple-7 had inadequate warning systems to alert the pilots that they were traveling too slowly. the filing says there was no indication the plane's auto- pilot had stopped maintaining the set air speed. asiana does admit the pilots failed to monitor the plane's speed, but say the planes deficiencies contriuted to the break-down. the n-t-s-b has said the crew seemed confused by the plane's computer system. today is the deadline to sign up for zero bomb i care had a lastobamacare. if you missed the deadline you can pay $95 or one percent of your income, whichever is higher. we had a surge of applications which did cause problems on the web site. if you can get to the delays. that is the biggest problem. the website is overloaded that so many people are doing it at the last minute. the deadline is midnight tonight. you must finish and pay the first month's rent by april 15th. if you encountered tec

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. >> reporter: this is what takeoff looks like from the wheel well of an airliner similar to the hawaiian boeing 767 where the 16-year-old boy hid for the entire flight to maui. marvin moniz was the airport manager. >> he was weak, he hung to the wheel well, fell to the ground, regained strength and walked from the aircraft. >> reporter: police say the teen ran away after a fight with his parents. he scaled the airport perimeter fence early sunday morning. once on the tarmac, he climbed in the plane's left rear wheel well. how much room is there in the landing gear department. >> not a lot. >> reporter: captain sully >> reporter: captain sully sullenberger is an aviation consultant for cbs news, at 38,000 feet, he says there is no heat and little oxygen. >> it's so rare one can survive in such an extreme environment for so long. how cold is it? >> can get to minus 70. >> reporter: that's cold enough to freeze someone solid. >> it is and the oxygen is a tiny fraction of what we breathe at sea level. >> reporter: the federal aviation administration says 105 people stowed away in wheel wells since

boeing 767. that hawaiian airlines flight travelled five hour to maui despite sub-zero temps.ght. he's now in the custody of hawaii's child welfare services which is looking into the matter. and trying to get him back to california. meanwhile, a congressman for this district says he would like to see a nationwide study of airport perimeters. he wants to know if more needs to be done to keep the flying public safe. back to you. >> joe fryer in san jose. thanks so much, joe. >>> the u.s. supreme court takes up a challenge today to state laws that ban spreading falsehoods in political ads. nbc news justice correspondent pete williams is in washington with more on this. pete, good morning. >> reporter: natalie, good morning. at the heart of this case is a fundamental question about free speech and making tough claims about a political opponent, is there a right to lie? >> corrupt claim. the moment her hand came off the bible, it went into our pockets. >> reporter: bare-knuckled attacks have always been part of american politics. >> for six years, ruiz led protests attacking thanks

and i'm sure those were sent around the world, including probably boeing airline in the u.s., and certainly officials in canberra as they tried to determine whether it was. i can tell you police here and the public that we have already seen walking along the beach here, they have been watching for week news to see if anything from that airliner washed up on shore. it will come as perhaps not great shock, but certainly a little frustration on everyone's part that this does not seem to be part of it. erin? >> miguel, thank you very much. miguel, to emphasize, miguel is there too. they really did take this incredibly seriously. joining me via skype is commander mcevoy of the new zealand air force. commander, are you 100% sure that the object that miguel was just reporting on near augusta in australia is not from the plane? >> the only information we've got at this stage, erin, is the same information that you've got. the photos are being analyzed. and i've got nothing further. so if it is a piece, it will be great. but unfortunately, i don't think it will be. >> so people are hoping, right? be

airline responsibility for the disaster. where is that evidence? for the manufacturer of boeingin fact, one firm already initiated a suit in illinois. the judge threw it out as improper and warned attorneys not to do it again. >> these families don't have closure. >> reporter: psychiatrist, gail saltz, says the lack of answers leaves grieving relatives vulnerable. they come in and say, we have someone to be held accountable. we are going to hold the airline accountable and sue them and the airlines for what happens. that is very appealing to anyone who is struggling with, i want someone to be responsible. i want to blame them. i want them to pay. >> dr. gail saltz tells me that families really have to mourn and accept the loss and understand the loss that they shouldn't make any major decisions that have to do with money. the statistics also are that they should wait one year actually before making any major life decision, which would include a lawsuit. under the montreal convention, they can have two years before they follow suit. >> jean casarez, thank you so much. planes and

try, but unless you can prove fault, some defect, whether it was a mistake by the airline or some problem with the boeing plane, it's going to be very hard to get a lot more than the $175,000, under the montreal confession, which is the international law you were referring to. >> thorny issues but bringing sort of this valuing a life, very difficult, and's sadly we have to even talk about it. >> yes it is. >> thank you. >>> and give me 60 seconds on the clock. it's "money time." >>> chrysler is recalling 870,000 suvs worldwide. the problem, brake pedals that are too hard to press. the recall effects jeep grand cherokees and pd dodge durangos from 2011 to 2014. amazon is on fire. the company unveiled its fire tv at $99 box that connects your tv to internet programming like netflix, and amazon prime joining competitors like apple tv. want to invest like warren buffett and carl icahn? an app for that. the ibillionaire app tracking stock holdings of famous investors and pending s.e.c. approval, the company is launching a fund investors can buy based on the billionaires' stock picks. baseball is here -- and s

. >>> asiana airlines is pointing the finger to boeing for last summer's deadly plane crash in san francisco. in documents just released by federal investigators, the carrier acknowledged pilot error played a role, but it also blamed boeing saying the 777 had major design flaws and failed to maintain enough speed. boeing says it's the pilot's job to monitor speed. >>> and quite a scare for nearly 200 passengers aboard a klm flight from amsterdam. lightning struck the plane just as it approached the airport in birmingham, england. a woman on the ground captured the incredible moment with her phone. passengers say it sounded like the engine had blown up. the pilot waited until they landed smoothly before announcing that they had been hit by lightning. >>> workers have found several more bodies at the site of the devastating mudslide in washington state. the death toll now stands at 24 though only 18 of them have been officially identified. but there's been another decline in the number of missing. now that number is down to 22. the governor has asked for federal aid to offset losses to individ

airliner. the australian-led mission for the boeing 777 is trying to gather as many signals as possible before it switches off. >> an imminent breakthrough is unlikely. >> given the signal from the black box is rapidly fading, what we are now doing is trying to get as many detections as we can so we can narrow the search area down to as small an area as possible. once that's been done, and i don't want to speculate on when that might be, once that's been done, it's our intention to then deploy the submersible, which will conduct a sonar search of the sea bed, and based on the sonar search, attempt to get a visual. >> well, now to the reason why many of us had to change our password these days. heartbleed is a software blood potentially allowing attackers to read passwords. some of the popular websites. the u.s. national security agency denies reports it was aware of the flaw, and used it to extract data for surveillance. >> heartbleed is a glitch in the basic security of westbound sites and affects the popular encryption technology called open ssl, designed to protect sensitive data such as em

. >>> it was a scary situation for passengers aboard a united airlines flight bound for san francisco. the boeing 757 took off from new york's jfk yesterday morning with 138 passengers and eight crew members on board. while in the air, pilots discovered a broken window in the cockpit. they had to make an emergency landing in indianapolis. the landing went smoothly but passengers were delayed for four hours. >>> a body pulled from the delta is believed to be that of a missing boater. he and another man were thrown into the water late yesterday morning here at cruise haven marina in brentwood. the men were involved in a fishing tournament at the time. it's unclear exactly what happened. there is some speculation the boat may have hit a bridge or possibly some underwater debris. the second man was rescued and treated for minor injuries. >>> a police officer was injured when a chase ended in a crash in san francisco. it started early yesterday morning with an attempted robbery in the richmond district. two men tried to rob a woman at gunpoint. the officers spotted the suspect's car and followed it. t

we have a commercial airline pilot who flies boeing 737s and an aviation consultant and we have miles o'brien, cnn aviation analyst and also a pilot himself. miles, i want to start with you because you and i both noticed this comment from the australian commander in charge of the search today. he said, quote, we are working from a very, very uncertain starting point. in effect, an admission that these are educated guesses, right? >> yes. and i think it's reminding people why they are where they are and why it's such a big guess. first of all, this is the so-called last partial handshake. this is the last time that the device on the airplane which communicates with inmarsat over the center of the indian ocean communicated with the aircraft back and forth. so that is where the logical location would be for the search. and that's where we're seeing all of that search activity right now. how did they come up with that? the inmarsat pings created a big arc. actually, an entire circle. you have the quadrants of the circle. this is the location on the arc that they had picked. however, it's

boeing's dreamliner. >> meet msn 2. its airbus' mock up of the a350. kind of like a show and tell for airlines. ffers superior level s of passenger comfort. boeing said pretty much the same thing when the dreamliner started flying in 2011. how do they stack up on the inside? cabin room of 5.6 meters mean airlines will be able to pack them in. the a350 has a 10 across seating option. the dreamliner has a max of nine across. it is just narrower than its rival. breathe easier on an a350 flight thanks to a new aeration system. lower cabin pressure at 6,000 feet makes for a more comfortable ride. dreamliners have the same lower air pressure too but are also equipped with special filters to suck up those smells from food or that guy sitting next to you who just took off his shoes. taking cues from the euro disco theme, the oonch 350 has a full l.e.d. lighting system that has 16 million color options. hopefully not all in operation at once. it must be a thing on long haul aircrafts because the dreamliner sports it too. >> pretty impressive stuff. show and tell of the airliners. stay tuned. gay and i ar

sure, boeing, malaysia airlines, u.s., absolutely, there were u.s.s on board, and we want to be part of the search. it's absolutely of utmost urgency for so many people involved this far out. remember, air france, the flight that went down in 2009, that took two years, and we think the cost there was upwards of $100 million. so it does look like the cost this time is going to be much higher than that. but there's no question, people are not sitting there going, yeah, we can't believe how much this is costing. we are questioning the validity of it. people want to know what happened here, and we're not going to find out those answers until we find that black box. >> and quickly, tom, do you see the price tag becoming an obstacle at some point, or do you think they will spend what they have to spend to try to find this plane? >> i think the countries involved here are going to spend what they have to do. this is of utmost urgency, and no expense is going to be spared. >> aron mclaughlin, tom giles, great to have you with us. the search does continue. >>

desperate, more frustrated, the family members of the passengers aboard malaysia airlines flight 370 turn their attention toward boeing>> and if we're not getting information directly from malaysian airlines and from the malaysian government, we might as well try to go directly to the source. >> reporter: the manufacturer of the missing 777 has issued a statement that says, "in accordance with international protocols, boeing is serving as a technical advisor to the national transportation safety board in support of malaysian authorities." but families have technical questions they want boeing to answer. >> they would have all the data. they would also have tape recordings. the inmar satellite images and whatever other information the government has shared with them. >> i've advocated that inmarsat and perhaps together with boeing as a participant release some of this information, some of this technical data information so that the families can at least get a handle on how they came about to calculate the area, this coalesced area where everyone is looking now. >> reporter: boeing has expressed sympathy, but so far the

maligned >> asian airlines is pointing the finger at boeing, after last july's deadly crash at s-f-o. it filed paperwork with the national transportation safety board monday, saying the boeing triple-7 had inadequate warning systems to alert the pilots that they were traveling too slowly. the filing says there was no indication the plane's auto- pilot had stopped maintaining the set air speed. asiana does admit the pilots failed to monitor the plane's speed, but say the planes deficiencies contributed to the break- down. the n-t-s-b has said the crew seemed confused by the plane's computer system. a >> welcome back. grounds crews squeegy the rain off the field american league championship banner unveiled team looks on in front of a packed house of 36,067 rickey henderson is in the house shaking hands and then throwing a strike of a first pitch to josh donaldson top 6th scoreless sonny gray - gets asdrubal cabrera to ground it back to him and gray throws home where john jaso applies the tag - out at the plate!!!! call was challenged but upheld gray: 6 ip, 5 hits, 0 runs, 7 k's bot 8th,

made boeing 777 one of the most popular airliners in the world. about 1,200 of them flying around right now. if there was a mechanical problem, we've got to learn about that. boeing, the manufacturer, has to learn about it. as of now, no one has a clue. and that's why it's so frustrating. especially for someone like you as a pilot. >> right. absolutely. i mean, you know, boeing has a lot at stake in this. but so do the airlines that are flying this equipment. i mean, so much of the advertising dollar has gone in to say, look at our new fleets, what we're bringing out to the traveling public. people are going to be very lee leery. there is always going to be that lingering question. was it problem with the airplane? >> right. and if there was -- this was a plane that cost upwards of $200 million a piece. and if there was a mechanical problem, we don't know if it was criminal, we don't know if it was mechanical. or looking at all these options, we've got to fix it to make sure it doesn't happen again. we'll have you back in a moment. >>> families on

liability holders in this situation, which is the malaysian government, malaysian airlines, the malaysian military, boeingnd inmarsat. these are all liable parties. and they're the only people who are giving us anything. that's just broken. >> and sarah, on that -- on that comment you said about the companies and the governments controlling this, one of your questions, what is the statistical probability of the inmarsat calculations being accurate. at this point, right you have been given nothing, no backup data, no information on to the inmarsat data which is fair to say is the single most important information they have used they say to determine where this plane is. >> well, it's not just the inmarsat data. all the facts are missing there is no -- there is no cargo manifest. >> right. >> there is no audio from the air traffic control which should be public record, right. so audio both before and after. there is no history of the inmarsat data. so if they're looking at just the sequence of the pings, they haven't looked at the days before. that same flight is a regular flight. so there should be compara