i'm bill weir. jake tapper may be back tomorrow. or maybe i'll be here as well. ation room" which starts now. >>> bill, thanks very much. the mystery of flight 370. malaysian authorities openly confirm the investigation is criminal and has been indeed for weeks. passengers are cleared of wrongdoing, but the flight crew, the cargo handlers, the food service personnel are still under scrutiny. new security rules, malaysia airlines decides that no pilots or first officer may remain alone in the cockpit. so why did it take them so long to do what the united states has been doing for years? and the air search is to resume shortly, but the search zone once again has been moved. thrive australia. i'll speak

and cnn tonight with bill weir starts right now. >>> good evening, i'm bill weir. and this is "cnn tonight." as we head into the weekend tonight so many remain gripped on what is happening on the other side of the world, and the words that spelled doom for a plane. and a source told cnn that investigators have a better idea of exactly where flight 370 made its sharp left turn away from its designated flight path to beijing, and just how high the airliner was flying afterwards. >>> and off the waters of south korea, 270 people still remain missing two days after the ferry made a turn and capsized. we have word on what is happening in the frigid waters of the capsize boat. >>> and now, police in boston are on the hunt for sibling lone wolf bombers, what have we learned since? and are american cities any safer? i'll ask the deputy who runs one of the most counterterrorism divisions in the world. >>> first, we'll have more on the sunken ferry off south korea. the 69-year-old captain of the ferry is now under arrest, although prosecutors say he was not at the helm of th

i'm bill weir. this is cnn tonight.orrow night. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> this is a cnn special report. the mystery of flight 370. i'm don lemon. we begin with breaking news. we are waiting on analysis of the data from the bluefin-21 search. the sub's commission complete. as soon as we know what the data shows, we will bring it to you. we are also waiting for results of samples from an oil slick found the search zone. tests underway to the tell if it is from flight 370 and the families of plight

i'm bill weir. the finish line is fresh in more ways than one.u want to regain feint humanity watch a marathon in person. watch people stand and cheer and offer to hydrate an endless parade of sweaty amateurs they never met. you can see it in any race in any town. if you've seen one in this town on patriot's day it's some of the best stuff america has to offer which is why the bombing of a year ago tomorrow was such an aberration, such a violent attack on everything that's great about this country and one guy who captured the horrors of that day and the come back in all the days sense is this man. he took that cover photo for cy. he's a staff photographer for the "boston globe". and a new pulitzer prize winner. great to meet you. it's hard to give congratulations. i'm sure your editor said nobody wanted to cover that story. >> he did say that. there was a special moment at the globe when we found out the staff won the pulitzer prize. we paused. we had a moment of remembrance. we thought about the year, the survivors, the victims, and everybody wh

. >>> good evening, i'll bill weir. and this is cnn tonight. it is 40 days since flight 370 vanished. four weeks since vladimir putin bloodlessly scooped crimea into russia's grip. and a year since the bombing at the boston marathon. so what have we learned about ourselves and the skies? and with conventional wisdom. and the airliner goes down, and one more example of the safety of modern air travel, right? a year ago, the united states was arguing over sanctions, but many thought it was putin's bluster, as he prepared for the olympic games. certainly he would learn to play nice. >>> and a year ago, the biggest threat in boston seemed to be the run over heartbreak hill. the world changes awfully fast. and to keep up with the stories, we'll talk to two young people. one has become the face of the protest in ukraine. the other miraculously escaped physical wounds in boston, but is here to honor a friend who lost a leg and to help to escape the demons of survivor's guilt. but let us begin on the very latest on the search for flight 370. after a da

. >> that does >>> good evening, i'm bill weir. thank you for joining us on "cnn tonight." day after day, the families of flight 370 have met with officials and demanded answers, tonight they are furious. tonight, i will talk to sarah bajc, her partner, philip wood, on board flight 370. she said it is like a bad comedy routine. we'll get a bluefin status report and examine the possibilities if the swimming robot keeps coming up empty. >>> meanwhile, staring off the sea in south korea, waiting for the worst kind of reunion. we'll have word on the news of the sunken ferry, many people waiting after the disaster. >>> and in eastern europe, accusations are flying after a ukrainian politician is found tortured and killed. u.s. paratroopers are on the way to the region for expanded military exercises. i'll ask two top generals, what do you do about a man named vladimir putin. >>> and teaching about security, handing out an allowance doesn't help. such is the wisdom of dave ramsey, here tonight to give us the fundamentals of smart money. there are five things to do to get your kid

and cnn tonight with bill weir starts right now. >>> good evening, i'm bill weir.." as we head into the weekend tonight so many remain gripped on what is happening on the other side of the world, and the words that spelled doom for a plane.

cnn with bill weir starts right now. >>> good evening, i'm bill weir, this is cnn tonight. thank you for joining us. and as we wind down our thursday here in the united states friday dawn is breaking, and developing stories are on the other side of the planet. could this be the day searchers off the west coast of australia finally find a sign that the flight 370 was in the same spot they went back to yesterday, possibly encouraging sign they have something they're convinced they should go on? six weeks after the flight was presumed missing. meanwhile, off the coast of south korea, the loved ones on the capsized boat, the family members hoping they could still be alive in the upside down vessel. the effort to pump air into the side of the vessel, some rescue divers needing rescuers themselves. and just before dawn, friday morning in ukraine, the tinder box nation seemingly on the verge of civil war or a possible invasion. today brought disturbing reports that armed separatist in the region demand that local jews register themselves and pay fees. now, whether this is a crude

now. >>> good evening, i'm bill weir, thank you for joining us tonight. head to the airport to pick up a loved one, but instead of a nice reunion and baggage claim you spend 40 days wondering what happened to them, hoping and praying and raging for answers but none are given. imagine what it must be like to put your child on a ferry ride sh

cnn with bill weir starts right now. >>> good evening, i'm bill weir, this is cnn tonight. us. and as we wind down our thursday here in the united states friday dawn is breaking, and developing stories are on the other side of the planet. could this be the day searchers off the west coast of australia finally find a sign that the flight 370 was in the same spot they went back to yesterday, possibly encouraging sign they have something they're convinced th

i'm bill weir. it is 10:00 in the east, late morning saturday in south korea. breaking news tonight, divers have entered the sunken ferry and discovered bodies. as of right now, 29 people who were on board are confirmed dead. 270 remain missing and unaccounted for. cnn's pauline chiou is in south korea. >> reporter: here's the latest information out of the search. [ inaudible ] now the divers were able to reach the third level of the ship. now, this is a level where many of the bedrooms were. most of the bedrooms were on the fourth level, where the high school students who were on that field trip were staying. the divers were able to look in the windows of that level and reported spotting three bodies floating but they were unable to break the window. so they are going to try again. there's a massive effort today. as we are 72 hours in to this. there are more than 600 divers on standby, civilian and government divers. the problem is too much time has passed. they are going to be divers going in throughout the day, more than 40 attempts. there are also four cran

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i'm bill weir, and this is "the lea lead".ays, that's how long those pingers on the black boxes may have left, if they're even still working at all. as the search zone shifts yet again, more ships are on the way to intensify the hunt for the missing plane. and investigators finally admit what cnn has reported for days, that the plane's disappearance is considered a criminal act. somehow they say they've cleared every single passenger on board of suspicion, but they've yet to do the same for the dozen crew members. so

until then i'm bill weir let's go to cnn special report with go to cnn special report with don lemon starting now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this is a cnn special report the mystery of flight 370. the bluefin-21 scoured part of the indian ocean today for about six hours. it was supposed to to be under water for 16 hours. but it went deeper than its depth limit. so a safety feature returned it to the surface. the data is being extracted and analyzed before it goes back in the water on tuesday. we have intriguing questions about the co-pilot's cell phone. a u.s. official tells cell phone the phone was turned on and searching for service around the time the plane vanished from radar. you have been tweeting us your questions and we have top aviation and secret experts standing by to answer them. with all this technology we have why did they wait to deploy a bluefin sub? why now? 38 days later? >> now i want to go to cnn reporters in the search zone. joe johns is in kuala lumpur. i'm going to start with michael holmes in perth. on this first day, bluefin-21 had to return t

. >>> i'm bill weir, welcome to "cnn tonight" as we wrap up our week here in the u.s.-shaped microphone known as the bluefin-21 wrapped up its search in the end ocean, finishing the six-mile circle around what may have been the last ping to come back from the black box of flight 370. and still nothing. so now what? where should they search next? our experts weigh in. >>> also tonight, a couple different flavors of anti-government rage. everybody still talking about the rise and fall of conservative rancher cliven

. >>> good evening, i'm bill weir, and i can't declare the plane lost. that is what malaysia's prime minister told cnn today 48 days after flight 370 was lost from radar. we'll get into what that means for the search and the families tonight. >>> and we have an incredible story of love and friendship amid psychological torment and international intrigue. it happened when three americans went for a hike and ended up in the most famous prison in iran. >>> but we begin tonight with the battle over big government set in the sage brush of nevada. how cows and our militia and fox news turned one man into a modern folk hero. and how that man turned himself into a political pariah overnight. cnn's dana bash now brings us the legend of cliven bundy. >> reporter: for 20 years, nevada rancher cliven bundy has been battling the federal authorities over land. it came to a head two weeks ago. the armed militia members came to bundy's defense, joining in an old-style west showdown. bundy's crusade made him a hero, thanks especially to fox news and the host, sean hannit

. >>> good evening i'm bill weir. welcome to cnn tonight. obey authority you teach our kids but things get scary, find an adult you trust. no telling how many lives are saved each day but tonight in south korea hundreds of parents are wrestling with the idea that a little rebellion might have saved their life. as the president of south korea likens the captain's actions to murder, we will bring the latest from the water where divers are working and a former navy s.e.a.l. joins us to talk about the incredible difficulty there's. >>> should anyone believe the authority figure in russia when vladimir putin says he knows nothing, nothing about russian special forces meddling in ukraine. the ukrainians say they have photographic proof that he's lying. u.s. government seems to agree. so what to do? we have ideas from both ends of the political spectrum. >>> and we're entering the seventh week in the mystery of flight 370. that bluefin drone coming up empty once again. two-thirds of the way done with the search area that everyone was so hopeful abo

. >>> i'm bill weir, welcome to "cnn tonight" as we wrap up our week here in the u.s. that torpedo-shaped microphone known as the bluefin-21 wrapped up its search in the end ocean, finishing the six-mile circle around what may have been the last ping to come back from the black box of flight 370. and still nothing. so now what? where should they search next? our experts weigh in. >>> also tonight, a couple different flavors of anti-government rage. everybody still talking about the rise and fall of conservative rancher cliven bundy. you heard him here last night defending the racist rant that turned him radioactive even among his most ardent supporters. so why does this guy stand by him? saying he is willing to take a bullet for him. >>> and conservative flame-thrower, ann coulter, on the saga of the fallout. >>> and meanwhile, a rant, he is a liberal, in addition to raising cows he makes movies like "diehard." how the director went to prison and came back. >> you came out of prison a changed man? >> uh-huh. way different than i was when i was 18 or 19. >> later, the m

i'm bill weir. jake tapper may be back tomorrow. or maybe i'll be here as well. but bedo know that wolf blitzer has the latest in "the situation room" which starts now. >>> bill, thanks very much. the mystery of flight 370. malaysian authorities openly confirm the investigation is criminal and has been indeed for weeks. passengers are cleared of wrongdoing, but the flight crew, the cargo handlers, the food service personnel are still under scrutiny. new security rules, malaysia airlines decides that no pilots or first officer may remain alone in the cockpit. so why did it take them so long to do what the united states has been doing for years? and the air search is to resume shortly, but the search zone once again has been moved. thrive australia. i'll speak with australia's ambassador to the united states. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." we're getting new details on the disappearance of flight 370. malaysian officials' open knowledge of the investigation is criminal in nature. they say all the passengers have been cleared of any role in hijackin

standing by his comments that african americans may have been better off during slavery, telling bill weir on "cnn tonight" that he did not mean to offend anyone. i want you to listen to his reaction. >> what i said, i said from my heart. i didn't say it as a racial thing. i felt like that there's a group of people we're talking about, the black community. you know, my question was, i'm wondering, i'm wondering whether they're that much better off in this situation we're in now with the government overreach and these -- you know, i can see these people suffering, and my heart going out to them is not against them. >> bundy became famous recently for his standoff against the government over his refusal to pay grazing fees for his cattle grazing on public lands. that is something that had endeared him to many conservatives. well, some are now speaking out against him, a lot of whom are distancing themselves from him now because of those comments. we'll cover that more later in the show. >> what do you say there? not much to say except to switch over to weather. let's go to jennifer gray now

. >> that's >>> good evening, i'm bill weir, >>> a new mission is underway right now to try to find flight 370. we will take you live to austria for the very latest on the search. also a potentially important step to calm tensions in ukraine. while both hands hold up there and of the bargain? we begin with new developments in south korea. only a small part of the ship remains visible in the heavy seas off jindo island and the captain turns out was not at the helm when tragedy struck. live at the search staging area she has the very latest for us. >> there was just a news conference that wrapped up an hour ago involving some of the major players in this search and rescue operation which at this point all the people involved are still calling this a search for survivors. there are still 271 people missing, 25 bodies so far have been recovered. those numbers have not fluctuated much but this is major news. divers have now been able to enter part of the whole. now that they have done that they are expected to make some significant progress today. there is more news about the captain. talking a

i'm bill weir. this is cnn tonight. see you back here tomorrow night. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> this is a cnn special report. the mystery of flight 370. i'm don lemon. we begin with breaking news. we are waiting on analysis of the data from the bluefin-21 search. the sub's commission complete. as soon as we know what the data shows, we will bring it to you. we are also waiting for results of samples from an oil slick found the search zone. tests underway to the tell if it is from flight 370 and the families of plight flight's passengers have had enough.flig have had enough. >> you are lying to us again now. >> that is one angry man lashing out against officials. they have 26 questions and they want answers. i will talk to someone who knows how they feel. a man who lost his sister in the crash of air france flight 447. you have been tweeting your questions by the thousands and we are top aviation and security experts standing by to answer them. like this one, about reports of the co-pilot's cell phone being on in

. >>> good evening, i'm bill weir. thank you for joining us on "cnn tonight."ay, the families of flight 370 have met with officials and demanded answers, tonight they are furious. tonight, i will talk to sarah bajc, her partner, philip wood, on board flight 370. she said it is like a bad comedy routine. we'll get a bluefin status report and examine the possibilities if the swimming robot keeps coming up em

. >>> good evening, i'm bill weir, and i can't declare the plane lost.ter told cnn today 48 days after flight 370 was lost from radar. we'll get into what that means for the search and the families tonight. >>> and we have an incredible story ofe

i'm bill weir and you can find me on twitter. let's turn it over to wolf blitzer with the very latest on the day's happenings. he's in "the situation room." >>> thanks very much. happening now, breaking news. we have new details on the bloody rampage at ft. hood, texas. we're learning much more about the shooter, his mental health, and the weapon and the moment of heroism when a female mp confronted the gunman. defense secretary chuck hagel will speak shortly and will have new information about the shootings. we'll bring you that live. and we're expecting officials to make a big announcement of the hunt for malaysian flight 370. searchers are urgently trying to locate a black box signal before the batteries die. >>> plus, look at this. a massive cloud wall approaching kansas city right now as tornado and flood watchers are up for millions of people in the central and southern united states. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." take a look at a massive cloud wall closing in on kansas city. part of a very severe weathe

. >>> good evening, i'll bill weir. >> breaking news a sonar sub in the water water and the search is back on track. tonight you will see what a bluefin-21 can see down there in the side-scanning sonar. also breaking what appears to be the largest, most dangerous gathering of al qaeda in years fe question did the pentagon know about it or not and dr. sanjay gupta is fighting to stop the ebola crisis. some medical personnel have lost their lives in the battle. we have the latest from nearly three miles deep where bluefin sonar scanner is deep in the water, deep in who what is expected to be the first day on the job. as you know yesterday's mission was aborted after six hours. today's dive is expected to go around the clock. there are new developments on that front, new developments, as well, with that oily substance recovered from the ocean surface and a tracking system for planes that's being rolled out over the next six years that may have changed everything that happened to flight 370. the question is why six years from now will it be rolled out? what is taking so long. first michae

. >>> good evening, i'll bill weir. and this is cnn tonight.ed. four weeks since vladimir putin bloodlessly scooped crimea into russia's grip. and a year since the bombing at the boston marathon. so what have we learned about ourselves and the skies? and with conventional wisdom. and the airliner goes down, and one more example of the safety of modern air

i'm bill weir and you can find me on twitter.zer with the very latest on the day's happenings. he's in "the situation room." >>> thanks very much. happening now, breaking news. we have new details on the bloody rampage at ft. hood, texas. we're learning much more about the shooter, his mental health, and the weapon and the moment of heroism when a female mp confronted the gunman. defense secretary chuck hagel will speak shortly and will have new information about the shootings. we'll bring you that live. and we're expecting officials to make a big announcement of the hunt for malaysian flight 370. searchers are urgently trying to locate a black box signal before the batteries die. >>> plus, look at this. a massive cloud wall approaching kansas

. >>> good evening, i'm bill weir. every day his son asks, any word on mom?ell him. an object of interest turned out to be one more in a long line of false leads. >>> a young woman gave out so many life jackets to the passengers on the sinking ferry. and in the uat

. >>> good evening i'm bill weir. welcome to cnn tonight.ids but things get scary, find an adult you trust. no telling how many lives are saved each day but tonight in south korea hundreds of parents are wrestling with the idea

. >> that does >>> good evening, i'm bill weir. thank you for joining us on "cnn tonight." flight 370 have met with officials and demanded answers, tonight they are furious. tonight, i will talk to sarah bajc, her partner, philip wood, on board flight 370. she said it is like a bad comedy routine. we'll get a bluefin status report and examine the possibilities if the swimming robot keeps coming up empty. >>> meanwhile, staring off the sea in south korea, waiting for the worst kind of reunion. we'll have word on the news of the sunken ferry, many people waiting after the disaster.

. >>> good evening, i'll bill weir. >> breaking news a sonar sub in the water water and the search israck. tonight you will see what a bluefin-21 can see down there in the side-scanning sonar. also breaking what appears to be the largest, most dangerous gathering of al qaeda in years fe question did the pentagon know about it or not and dr. sanjay gupta is fighting to stop the ebola crisis. some medical personnel have lost their lives in the battle. we have the latest from

. >>> good evening, i'm bill weir. every day his son asks, any word on mom? and he struggles on what to tell him. an object of interest turned out to be one more in a long line of false leads. >>> a young woman gave out so many life jackets to the passengers on the sinking ferry. and in the ultimate sacrifice, she did not save one for herself. her rare sliver of heroism in a story filled with so much sadness. >>> she says she's not running for president. not at all. a lot of liberals hope she changes her mind in the next couple years. it's not smart to bet against elizabeth warren. she battled the big banks, became the first female senator from massachusetts. we'll talk sexism, class warfare and what she thinks of the other woman with a shot at the oval office, hillary clinton. let's begin with the seemingly never ending mystery of flight 370. ivan watson is in beijing, the intended destination for so many frustrated families. but let's begin with the usual, michael, on day 48 it was an emotional yo-yo. it says so many about this search that a piece of sheet

. >>> good evening, i'm bill weir, thank you for joining us. word on mom? and every day he struggles with what to tell them. his wife was on flight 370, he is among many living with the torture of the missing plane. the object of interest turned out to be just one more in a long line of false leads. >>> plus, park-ji-young, a young woman gave out so many life vests to help s

. >>> good evening, i'm bill weir, thank you for joining us. every day, his sons ask any word on mom? and every day he struggles with what to tell them. his wife was on flight 370, he is among many living with the torture of the missing plane. the object of interest turned out to be just one more in a long line of false leads. >>> plus, park-ji-young, a young woman gave out so many life vests to help save people, she had to run to the other floor to get more. and tonight, we'll highlight her rare sliver of heroism in a story filled with so much sadness. >>> and she says she is not running for president at all. but an awful lot of liberals hope she changes her mind. and a lot of liberals on wall street say it is not smart to bet against elizabeth warren, beat the odds to become the first female senator of massachusetts. and what she thinks about the other woman with a shot at the oval office, hillary clinton. but let us begin with the seemingly never ending mystery of flight 370. ivan watson is in beijing, the intended destination for so many fr

. >> that's >>> good evening, i'm bill weir, >>> a new mission is underway right now to try to find flight austria for the very latest on the search. also a potentially important step to calm tensions in ukraine. while both hands hold up there and of the bargain?

bill: weir we were cold 30 million americans were uninsured.that number popped to 40 million-plus. how many people did you cut into that number in the previous shiks month signup period? we don't know. and for what? >> we don't know. the fact that we can't and that question and secretary sebelius comes before congress and not on they can't answer, they will probably never be able to answer. bill: why never? >> they didn't collect that information. you would have to go to each insurance company and match, month picked up a policy, who dropped a policy. the law didn't seek to answer that question when they set up the exchanges. republican from maryland, thank you for your time out of baltimore, sir. martha: one of the and ended craig's list killers is facing a judge after she made another chilling jailhouse confession. bill: these protests turning to mayhem in a major american city. we'll talk to the mayor about what went wrong here. >> i think the chief made a mistake when he was asked the question what he thought is it justified i think he gave

here is how he explained his stance to cnn's bill weir. >> reporter: you're grazing your cows on publicee. so how are you not sort of a welfare queen in a cowboy hat? >> well, you know, i might be a welfare queen. i'm producing something in america and using a resource nobody could use or would use. i'm putting red meat on your table. maybe i'm not doing enough, but i'm trying. >> there are 16,000 other ranchers in nevada who pay grazing fees. aren't you mooching off of them? >> well, i'll tell you, there's 16,000 people not very happy, and there's 16,000 people that have signed contracts with the united states government, and they should be thinking about sovereignty of the state of nevada and signing contracts with their county government, not the united states. i can tell them that much. >> joining me now, crystal wright, editor of the blog conservativeblackchick.com. welcome, crystal. >> nice to be here, i guess. thanks for having me. >> a tough conversation. some high-profile republicans, rand paul rushed to bundy's side initially, praising his tough talk on the federal government.

in new york city arbitrarily denied matching funds to build a blasio primary opponents bill thompson and johnny weir and. they cleared the path for de blasio ok thank you david alaska thank you. coming up in march the international court of justice ruled the japan southern ocean whaling program breaks international law could this really finally bring an end to what remains of the brutality of that we only knew history more on that with captain paul watson will wars right up to the birth. of the new book the mormon a lot of these policies. pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm sure. you know the most of the rest of the news late last month the international court of justice at the hague c.j. and conservationists and anyone who cares about our oceans a stunning victory court ruled twelve for the japan's controversy a whaling program in the southern ocean did not meet the standard of scientific research as required under international law the i.c.j. then ordered japan to revoke its whaling permits and stop handing out new ones although all commercial whaling is banned under international