what his former investigator vs to say about the handcuffs and jail jumper. our investigation is next. >>> latte art goes one wrong. with what did to a drink that has starbucks apologizing. >>> why researchers say getting up early may be the key to help you slim down. >>> you may have had sunshine for today but check it out. another storm system developing. we'll let you know when this gets here. >>> it's a story of bay area greed. a prominent car dealer might have skirted the law for two years. he's accused of walking off with millions of dollars. we exposed him last year but now a new twist. he's in jail. let's bring in our chief investigative reporter. tony. >> for nearly two years we have brought you the story. the unanswered question has been how has he remained a free man. tonight that question has an answer. he's behind bars. l >> will you explain. sir, stay away from him. don't touch the camera. >> get out of here. >> please don't push me. excuse me. >> reporter: on that night, we've been trying to talk to you. we met him and some of his friends outsi

least one witness says, the man who was in handcuffs did not attempt to escape. officers say, they responded to complaints from people at the giants game saying, the man and his friend were drunk and aggressive. of course the books worse than it is. officers don't want to use force however an officer will do whatever he has to do for the safety of the officer and the suspect.but officers say, technically this was not a choke hold nor sleeper move. it's what's called the carotid restraint. the man in handcuffs in that video. was not arrested and does not face charges. he was kicked out of a-t&t park. and police say, he has not filed a complaint against the officer. warthog is moving back anin. visibility is minimal and the north bay and along the coastline. and others said the fund is loaded clear however we will see sunshine drop the day. safeway gets that staying on budget can be a real bear. that's why they've got lots of ways to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. this week life gets a whole lot tastier this week life gets a whole

. >> a deputy snatches a guy's phone and puts him in handcuffs. >> she says just relax. >> what? >> hear the twist to this story as he's set free and he's in hot water. >>> a naked dude displays some unusual hand signals. >> is he doing karate, tai chi. >> how cops put an end to his traffic-stopping performance. >> thursday's buzzword for your shot at a new ipad mini. and a woman's nutty attempt -- >> at trying to love a squirrel. >> see the moment it doesn't love her back. >> of course. >>> via the story of something being stuck in a well is not new to us. we've seen that many times before. but this one is quite different. you'll see why. this is a farmer's well. it's a large well in india. you can see it's gathered quite a large crowd and a large ladder too. someone's going to go down in that well and what they're going down there to get is something you do not want to tango with. look right in this area here. >> oh! >> look at that thing. >> yes. >> it's huge. >> that's awesome. >> that's a cobra? >> yes. this is what these guys deal with on a regular basis. this is a fella fr

they put the handcuffs on him. before that he was taking money on his pocket and throwing it on the ground and telling everybody that he was going to be all right, he was going to be all right. and then they put him in handcuffs and then they led him away. >> you saw the video earlier. there's also video on tmz's website, about 17 seconds, it shows aldon smith in handcuffs surrounded by police officers. eventually taken away by two of them during that 17-second clip you can hear him saying, you're embarrassing, you're embarrassing, i've done nothing wrong." which is consistent with what you heard from that eyewitness there. here's where it gets complicated. he is out on bail from santa clara county. that's where the issue gets taken to the next level. because likely terms of the bail means you don't get arrested again. we're going to continue to work on this. we've been on the phone with sources. he had that court date friday. next court date in santa clara county was scheduled for april 29th. the next issue on a l

at least one witness says, the man who was in handcuffs did not attempt to escape. officers say they responded to complaints from people at the giants game saying, he man and his friend were drunk and aggressive. but officers say, technically this was not a choke hold or a sleeper hold. it's what's called the "carotid restraint." the man in handcuffs in that video. was not arrested. he was kicked out of a-t&t park. and police say, he has not filed a complaint against the officer. 49ers cornerback chris culliver has officially been charged in last month's hit- and- run incident involving a bicyclist in san jose. culliver is facing one felony charge -- possession of metal knuckles -- and two misdemeanors -- one for the hit and run and the other for causing an injury in the incident on march 28th. culliver avoids the charge of threatening a witness with those brass knuckles, which would also have been a felony. the cornerback is due back in court for an arraignment hearing tomorrow. the diamond backs roughed up tim lincecum to even up the giants' home opening series. a

our aged building efforts differences go police caught on camera forcefully is running a man in handcuffs. as all happened at at&t part during the giants home opening. what exactly what happened. >> : this is cell phone video showing police restraining a man at at&t park on tuesday a man who's in handcuffs that appears to be making no attempt to escape. you hear people yelling he's not fighting back his the resisting. other guys said. the the cops are looking around update the pectin up and walked away. credit personnel shot the video on his set that appeared officers responded to complaints of the giants games and the man and his friend were drunk aggressive and using profanity. the man be time high style and their arrive. of course a looks worse than it is feared for several of free officers don't want to use force to prefer people comply with orders. trouble was getting the with the has sold arms lenders next to the could kid can brief you see on the video runs aground. he was betting on him. in his partner looked back one second. officers say it technically this is not chow course lib

sometimes they ask questions, sometimes they handcuff people, fingerprint them, and if they have any sort of minor criminal record or any previous immigration history, they immediately take them into custody. >> this type of enforcement represents a shift for new orleans. >> after hurricane katrina a lot of day laborers and reconstruction workers came to help rebuild the city, to help do roofing work, to do demolition work, basically to clean up the streets and help people get back into their home. >> at the workers' center for racial justice, immigrants fighting deportation gathered to share stories. >> the center is collaborating with a national anti-deportation movement called "not1more" - to help plan a response to the cari program. >> what we're starting today, from new orleans, is a real live resistance to president obama's deportation program. this is how it's playing out in new orleans." >> "what we've been seeing, and what people have been living with in the past six months in new orleans is a different kind of enforcement, it's really a new wave of enforcement that's rooted

three passengers tackled him until the plane landed when the air marshals took him off in handcuffs. they got to sacramento safely, just two hours later than the scheduled arrival time. >>> the search is on for the bear that mauled a central florida woman in her own driveway. a wildlife official says that terry franna, she caught five black bears digging through the trash and that's when one of bears attacked. >> one of the bears stood up, knocked her down, and started to maul her. >> i went to the back porch door, and i went in and i saw my mom on the floor. >> she's fine. she's stable. she's still pretty traumatized from it all. >> i bet. the bears apparently got into the garage after she left the door open. officials say that they have killed at least four aggressive bears in that area, but they didn't say if the bear that attacked franna was, in fact, one of them. >>> two runners competing in this weekend's rock 'n' roll half marathon in raleigh collapsed and died during the race. ems and medical personnel, they were immediately on the scene attempting to revive each runne partic

by the authorities and questioned in handcuffs.ne chiou and kyunh lah are there. it was interesting to see him answer the accusations while in custody, kyung? >> the families are angry about what they find out what happened in the steering room. the captain does face five criminal counts which could, if convicted give him five years to life in prison. they include negligence that led to the sinking of the ship. abandoning the ship because as we saw he was able to get in the rescue boats and left many passengers on the ship. also another charge, causing bodily injury that resulted in deaths and not seeking refuge from ships. here's what they have told cnn, that the captain was not in the steering room at the time of the accident. they say it is unclear where he was. the person who was at the steering wheel was a third mate. according to what we have been reading here in terms of the rules here when there's a third mate at the helm of the ship, the captain should be in the room. this kind of information is really just so aggravating

reports say he was put into handcuffs and escorted from the terminal. that was the video that a viewer just sent us. officials at lax say the incident happened at 2:00 this afternoon. 49ers confirmed the arrest as well. the problems reported with aldon smith going through smith then randomly picked for a secondary screening, that's when smith became belligerent and uncooperative and also indicated at some point he had a bomb. they arrested smith. chief investigator reporter has been working with his sources on this developing story and he joins us now on the phone with what happened. tony, what do you have? >> yet another bizarre twist in the aldon smith story. as you said, the la police department confirmed the arrest of a 25-year-old from san jose and the 49ers confirmed he was involved in an incident yesterday. we're told the owedty will be officially released when he's booked into custody. police were called to a bravo tango statement and this is a bomb threat, 17 seconds of video showing aldon smith in handcuffs and surrounded by four to five polic

the next thing i knew, i was getting put in handcuffs. >> this is what happens. this is what happens. then you -- go eat your vegetables and go school. >> i've been so caught up in hanging out with my friend and being stupid and doing drugs that i lose sight of what i really should be doing with my life. >> denbraven says the forced sobriety that comes with incarceration along with living in h2-a helped him to become himself again. >> h2-a, outer slider. >> i try to be everyone's friend. like, for the most part i try to give everybody a chance, no matter who they are. >> can i juice? >> yes, you can have my juice. >> that's the first time you gave me anything. >> i gave awe friendship. >> i didn't ask for that. >> one of his newest friend, shaquille washington. >> it was weird for me at first. i'm a country boy out in the boonies. never been around flamboyantly gay people. >> i'm gay. gape as hell. since i came out of my mom, i was a diva in diapers. what was your thought when you first met me? >> i was overwhelmed. like, whoa, that is just so much gayness, like,

pi inmates in prison who have learned how to compromise the handcuff. what it does is covers the key holes. that good for you? more slack? >> a little bit more. >> he might be a high escape risk. that's no problem. he's not going to get out of our facility. no way he's going anywhere. >> maxwell will remain at tulsa county until he is tried for the escape attempt. >> i knew the consequences when i did it. they were worth it to me. i almost got away with it. i wasn't out very long. i got away for about a day. i'm just waiting for the fog and i took off. >> maxwell has a total of ten convictions in the past 30 years. several for assault and battery with a dangerous weapon. he was serving 25 years with the intent to sell drugs and assault and battery on a police officer. due to good behavior and the amount of time left, he had been transferred to a minimum security prison just three weeks before he decided to make a run for it. >> i went over a fence and caught my pant leg and face-planted into the ground and knocked my shoulder out of the socket. i had my

. >> did you ever expect to see him in handcuffs in a jail suit? >> i lost hope. i thought he might get away with it. >> in january, the long-time bay area car dealer traded in his court side seat for a seat behind bars in the county jail. arrested for nine felony counts of securities fraud and theft. >> this is a massive scheme that investors have invested their money in this ponzi scheme, and they've lost it. >> nine felony counts that started with this advertisement in several bay area newspapers. a promise for a 10% return for investing in one of the dealerships. >> i think the investors want to know, where did the money go. do we know? >> we don't know. >> a lot of money. >> there's a lot of money that's missing. >> the charges also accuse him of failing to tell his investors he owed the government $600,000 and the state $1.7 million in unpaid taxes, information that might have changed investors' decisions to hand over their money. >> he failed to disclose those things, and he misrepresented facts about where their money was going to be used. >> ultimately us

. >>> the video has gone viral showing a police officer subduing a fan with handcuffs. the photos were taken by a man who happened to be walking by and he posted it on facebook and you tube and the comments were mostly negative against the police. >> the kid was already in handcuffs and he put all of his weight on top of the kid's neck. they said, hey, he is not fighting back or resisting. >> the use of force was a little excessive to the untrained eye but in reality this officer did do what they were supposed to do. >> police department officials said it was a completely good officer and he was kicked out for allegedly shouting profanities. >>> in the oscar pistorius trial they spent a second day questioning him. they are questioning the character of him accusing him of being sell extinguish in his -- selfish in his dealings with his girlfriend. they also claimed the couple's text messages reveal a very troubled relationship. >> we did a search on all of the text messages. one said i love you [inaudible] other times she -- [inaudible] and you never to her, am i right?

handcuffs and a jail jump suit. >> partial justice at the moment, but he still has to be convicted and sentenced. >> your story kind of broke the case. and i think brought attention to the case from the public, causing more and more victims to come forward and be more responsive to our outreach to them. so victims absolutely we're in need of their assistance. >> tonight tony shows us how he went from a prominent member of the sheriff's advisory board to facing nine felonies. that is tonight at 11:00. >> struck by lightning and alive to tell her story. why the woman says the shocking incident didn't even surprise her. >>> and, a local dealer still in the running. >>> 11:14 right now. a new study says you can feel a little less guilty when you eat salty foods. some researchers say a more reasonable and high ee eer rang sodium consumption may be more ideal for those without high blood pressure. it is followed by about 95% of the world's population. they say it is linked to poor health outcomes. >>> drivers in milpitas may have delays today. parts of dixon landing road will be closed. they

you better let my handcuffs go like this. let them go. >> crawford is currently awaiting trial on a charge of trafficking crack cocaine. she's pled not guilty. >> get off my foot. get off my foot. >> after crawford trips one of the officers and steps on her foot, more officers rush to the scene. >> calm down. >> you act like -- >> whenever you have an inmate that's being physically aggressive, we don't really like to take chances. we'd like to have as much people as possible to handle any situation that occurs. >> stop grab my wrist like that. what is wrong with you. >> hold on. >> i swear to god you're wrong. i didn't do nothing. >> if you keep acting up you're going to -- >> i'm not acting up. they try to break my arms. >> just be quiet. >> crawford is taken to the women's segregation unit where she will remain confined to her cell 23 hours per day, pending an investigation into the matter. >> let it pass. it's a moment in time. >> coming up. >> we was physically fighting and then he hit me too hard so yeah, i stabbed him.

marble surveillance cameras, handcuffs made of jade, and the reproduction prison cell. the latest show in berlin is overtly political, showing his to finance -- defiance of authority. >> speaking about what is going on in china, what happened to him personally, but he is also speaking about what other relations between the china and the rest? talk the artist tries to symbolize the fast changes in chinese society and the influence of western consumerism. .ike in this display unable to leave china because authorities have confiscated his to visitors speaks through a video message. is not shy to speak out against the communist government. , artists,ung people journalists, intellectuals, have theyput in prison because have a different opinion from the communist party. i am right about the situation. he spent 81 days in a secret prison in 2011. since his release, he has remained under the close watch of authorities. the exhibition getting underway today in berlin. chad pulls its troops out of the central african republic. its men were targeted with a malicious campaign after

any time i saw a student in handcuffs it just broke my heart. i don't know when public education became the enemy of the government. you know with all the place around they might as well just put us in jail because that's what happens like and feels like. it's horrifying what are we teaching our children. if you're a school system in a country that is considering adopting the zero tolerance policy. don't do it. it'll be. there a bunch of kids calling me terrorists. somebody call the cops and said listen other bombs. that's what i'm a little scared i'll like maybe someone might beat me up. i . mean. i don't recall from the vice principal who is also the dean of discipline and he said here or just before school started she was doing a science experiment that resulted in an explosion our teacher had given us a assignment a friend told me about a volcano which is tall thin or learn for oil so i told my friends of it and they wanted to see where and civil and vice principal were like about ten feet away and went pop that came over and asked what was

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. >> he placed his hands on the car, and she took her handcuffs out. he spun around to fight her.ou don't want to do this. you're just going to get yourself in more trouble. >> gillespie grabs gray by the shirt, but gray decides to make what could be a life or death move. he tears off gillespie's vest microphone and goes for her gun. >> he reached to grab the gun. as soon as he did that, she tried to grab hold of him. and they started tussling. >> the gun is a 40 caliber glock. and gillespie knows if gray gains control of it, he could shoot her. but gray is having trouble. he seems to be trying to find the safety on the gun, hoping to release it. while gillespie desperately holds on for dear life. >> he's got the pistol in his hands, and he is trying to put it in her face because she's got a vest on. and she's got to hold the barrel. the only reason the gun couldn't go off because while she had a hold of the barrel, she was pushing back, trying to hold it out of her face. when you push back on a glock, it won't fire until it's locked in place. the minute it's locked in place, with

of handcuffs. >> it's 6:03. >> yes, sir. >> you're baiting me with the handcuffs. >> i know. >> it's not me half the time. i get charred and tarred. >> i was thinking of golden handcuffs. >> now you're saying golden handcuffs. >> golden parachutes. >> yes, yes. sandfi is looking to sell a portfolio. >> becky is worse than all two of us. >> look at her innocent face. >> she wiped it right off. that was fast. >> drugs that could bring in more than $7 billion. the french pharmaceutical company said to be working with ever corps partners and has contacted potential buyers in the past few months. the drugs for sale include treatments for high blood pressure and cardiometobolic diseases. >>> the job survey coming up at 8:15 eastern time. economist ares looking for 210,000 jobs. we'll talk more about this with steve liesman later. there have been questions about adp, whether or not it's tracking properly. there have been questions raised about that. also, we'll good getting the first reading on gdp for the first quarter. weak growth expected, obviously from all the weather we've seen. just

passengers tackled the plan and restrained him until he was escorted off the plane if handcuffs. >> new details of one of the victims of the tour bus crash that killed ten people west of chico. the bus driver spent two decades driving for a bay area transport company. the investigation now shifts to southern california. katie marzullo explains why. >> most of the survivors are in los angeles so investigators need to be there to talk with them and meet with the owner of the tour bus. we are learning more of the victims including the bus driver from san mateo and a high school senior who may have saved lives but could not save his own. >> ten lives lost in the fiery wreck, one of the five teens who died now being called a hero, 18-year-old jimenez was a senior, and he buffed open a window at the front of the bus and lifted kids out. the c.e.o. of the public school says he will be remembered as someone who forever affected the lives of young people he barely knew. he was a hero. fellow senior gomez was killed and they would have been the first in the families to go to college. the ntsb say

why are you in handcuffs then?e still didn't think he did anything wrong even when the police got here. >> when they search the culprit's body, officers find this gambler's betting pot is just the tip of the iceberg. >> this guy was packing. i would say he had at least an ounce in every pocket. >> they also discover the reason the man is behaving as if he's done nothing wrong. >> he had a cannabis card so he is thinking that he wasn't going to get in trouble because you can legally carry marijuana in california with a cannabis card. >> you do have your cannabis card on you? are you like frequent flier miles with that? >> but his cannabis card was fake. he got it off the internet, which a real cannabis card, you have to go to the doctor. the doctor has to give you one. >> he truly believed that cannabis card would make it okay with him. the only reason that was so is because of whatever he was on. because if he was straight, he never would have tried that, even with a real cannabis card. >> the criminal is taken int

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once i become an i-con inmate i go into handcuffs. when i go into handcuffs, when i go outside, you put your hands through here. the fresh air feels good because sometimes you have people who don't like to take baths and it stinks. >> after her 45 minutes of exercise katherine is led back inside and allowed to take one of her two weekly showers. >> this is what we have to use. this soap and it's liquid. we get 15 minutes in the shower. once we finish taking our shower, they'll come back and they'll get us. >> i need some more yellow pieces of paper. >> one thing different about when you're in here when you're in a cell everybody gets to talking at the same time it's kind of frustrating. and me i got ear plugs. i put on my radio or my ear plugs in. i like to read i like to draw. you know, i read books and got pictures of my daughter. >> it's been less than a year since katherine's baby daughter died after suffering a severe seizure and stroke. >> and her name was kiara. when kiara passed, i was up here in lockup. she was with my mom, a

two boyfriends in black lengther motorcycle jackets handcuff themselves to one pew. right after o'connor begins his homily, 30 protesters stage a die-in, going lump in the center aisle. the cops, two long lines of blue on're side of the cathedral, have their moment binding wrists with plastic handcuffs and carrying the protesters away on stretchers as if they're taking them to a hospital rather than to paddy wagons. with his homily in tatters, do o'connor sits with his held if his hands, melodramaticically trying to convey spiritual pain. photographs of the cardinal looking tragically besieged will elicit sympathy when they appear on the front page of monday's newspapers. act up protesters line up. when it is their turn, they make loud political pronouncements. safe sex is moral sex. i support a woman's right to choose. condoms save lives. soon it is my turn to receive the body and blood of christ. a small, dark-skinned priest is serving my pew. his white, gold and green vestments are oversized. he hesitates briefly, his eyes fixed on the pink try angle visible on th

that's how they found out. >> handcuffs? >> yeah. >> this is gambling for gambling's sake.im is not to win a jackpot. >> she's not talking about most people who go to casinos. she's only taking about addicted gamblers. are you saying that they'd rather stay in the game than win the money? >> yeah, not only am i saying that, but i found instances where gamblers who won a jackpot then became irritated because it stopped the flow of play. >> researchers at the university of waterloo in canada measured how players respond physiologically while they gamble and showed that the new machines can make them think they're winning even when they're not. the gambler almost always gets some money back. if he puts in a dollar, he might get back 50¢. but the sounds and flickering lights trick his brain into thinking he came out ahead. the constant feeling of winning creates so much pleasure, says natasha schull, that regular players can slip into a trancelike state, a place she calls "the zone." >> one gambler told me that when he's in the zone, he couldn't remember his children's name. >>

. >> kid is in handcuffs. brought him down. took him to the ground. put weight on the kid's neck. >> reporter: he has a following online so he posted the first 16 seconds on facebook and in a matter of hours it was shared 500 times. 100 people made comments about it. most negative towards police. he thinks the video touched a nerve. >> stuff like this happens all the time. it is just not documented. cops have their ways of dealing with situations. >> to the public it appears the use of force was a little excessive to the untrained eye but in reality the officer did what he was supposed to do. >> reporter: the officer engaged in a control hold and says it is an appropriate tactic under policy. the video was taken after officers were called out for being belligerent. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: the full 30 second video not posted on facebook, you see the officer and the fan stand up and walk away. he says police are now operating in a anal of cameras -- age of cameras. >> keeps us honest. i think it is a positive thing. >> reporter: a positive thing

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never knew, met or heard of suspect 84-year-old raymond iwase until last night when he saw him in handcuffs. >> it was like a s.w.a.t. team out in front of his house and there was detectives in suits down the street. it looked like there was going to be a shootout. >> reporter: iwase in the san mateo county jail booked on suspicion of attempted murder after police say he allegedly fired a shot inside the serramonte medical center wednesday afternoon. >> i'm scared. a lot of police here. >> prayed for protection when i left this morning so i'm okay. >> reporter: patients and employees here just looking to get back to normal. >> i'm irritated because of all the traffic. but, uhm, no, i'm not nervous. >> reporter: you're okay? >> yeah, i'm okay. >> reporter: because yesterday was anything but that. the shooting prompted a massive evacuation. doctors and patients were told to keep their hands on their heads as they exited the building. >> reporter: what happened? >> witnesses say iwase was targeting dr. kevin wong an internist at the center. >> the doctor saw the man with the gun and ran out an

. >> the officer at that time had the subject, the 6-year-old subject, in custody in handcuffs. >> we had eight victims brought to the hospital. three of the patients had severe injuries and are still in the operating room right now. two of the patients are critical condition but have stabilized. >> frantic parents were told to wait at home. >> she was crying and she said get down here now. get down here to get her right away. no parent can prepare for anything like this. the words can not describe how i felt. >> now a sign of the times, one of the victims of the stabbing is a student named nate post add selfie after the attack, you can see him pointing to his wrapped wounds seemingly doing fine posing for pictures in the hospital. the tag line on the photo chillin' at children's. we are flood he is okay. >> in san jose police are investigating a deadly hit-and-run accident that happened at east capital express way at 1:30 this morning. a man in his 30's or 40's was hit and killed before 2:00 and police are working to identify the man and to get a description of the vehicle. the expre

what you heard yesterday about the taser and handcuffs and spray, that was something in his possession. but why didn't you show this? his security guard badge. he had a license to carry that taser and he might or might not i don't know if he did point it at officers. so, all i can say is do your investigation right. we need help in the outside. please get it. alex to me was my brother, not by blood, but by love and practice of buddhism. another question i have is from what point from the officers to this meeting right now that you realize that you made the biggest mistake of your lives? [ applause ] again, this is not implieto the commission or the chief not personally. it's implied to the officers. they personally killed alec, not you guys. for people saying they killed them, know you didn't. those officers, they killed alex, not you guys. to me alex was my other half and every night i can't go to sleep knowing he's not here anymore. i cry. i can't go to sleep. i do everything i can to go to sleep but i can because my brother is gone. >> good evening, my name is kim. i have to say tho

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. >>> a passenger escorted off a plane in handcuffs after he tries to open an exit door midai. >>> welcome back, everyone. a good monday morning to you. 4:44. people in eastern ukraine are bracing for possible military action and the deadline for pro-russian activists to leave government buildings expired. so far the ukrainian military has shown no sign it is deployed towards any other of the buildings held by separatists. no indication they're willing to lay down their weapons and leave. the groups are widely believed to be pro-russian supporters and have taken over government buildings in at least seven different cities. >>> a robotic submarine will soon begin mapping a piece of the ocean floor, part of the earth man has never seen in hopes of finding some signs of the missing malaysian airlines plane. within 72 hours the air search for the missing jet will be called off and the u.s. navy pinger locater will be replaced by an unmanned sub. the sub can create a three dimensional sonar map and chart any debris on the sea floor. officials caution against raising hopes that the plane would b

and a school resource officer was able to handcuff the suspect. >> there are a number of heroes, students who stayed with their friend and did not leave their friends. cafeteria workers who automatically just reactively began caring for students who were bleeding. teachers, teachers aides, who pulled students out of the hallways and into rooms and began applying first aid and protecting the children. and then, obviously -- the school resource officer. >> the suspect, 16-year-old alex hribal charged as an adult. four counts of criminal intent to commit a homicide. in court the magistrate denied bail for hribal. his defense attorney asked for psychiatric e vvaluation. interesting to note his parents were not present during the arraignment. pamela brown, cnn, murraysville, pennsylvania. ♪ ♪ >> we are seeing a tightened focus for search for flight 370. >> finally two underwater pings revealed wednesday have authorities optimistic they may soon find the plane. this map you see on your screen now is the latest of this huge operation which now covers some 58,000 square kilometers. that is about