this is the very first time amelia air harass flies. and when she lands and gets up and says that was awesome, my daughter reads that and goes, amelia earhart's just like me, dad. she's brave and she's fun and she's daring and, again, most important, she's alive. the spirit of amelia earhart in that moment is alive again. and that is the goal of these children's books, is to wring these here -- bring these heroes alive. i don't want amelia earhart to be some black and white figure in some history textbook. i want her to be as amazing as she is to all of us. we do abraham lincoln as well, and the stories are all real. even though i write fiction, the stories are all real. we found a great story from a group that studies lincoln in illinois at this amazing knox college which was just an incredible resource for us. a true story that abraham lincoln when he was 10 years old to, he goes and finds a group of boys who were playing with turtles. now, he sees, he loves turtles. lincoln loved animals when he was little. he sees all these turtles,

richard and angie. >> good news there, amelia. thanks. >>> now the latest on the search for that missing malaysia airlines plane. new images have just been released, and they could be the key to finding the missing plane. nbc's kerry sanders has more on these images and what they're telling us. >> reporter: at the main air base here in western australia, a fourth day of searching has now begun. half a dozen mostly australian aircraft taking off, more in hope than in expectation, but perhaps more optimistic than yesterday because of another satellite image and another precise location to aim for. and reinforcements have arrived. three chinese planes will be taking off from here today. they've also sent four ships. japanese planes arriving, a japanese ship and an australian ship, a british ship, and the australians have asked the americans to send a refueling aircraft so that those planes can spend longer over the site than two hours. >> the more aircraft we have, the more ships we have, the more confident we are of recovering whate

i thought this is a really bad gregorian chant. >> i like amelia.gregorian chant. ♪ >> all right. so now you know. for the record amelia never expected this would be her magnus opus at 20 years old. >> it's not on earth what i expected to ever be famous for if i was ever to be famous at all. >> amelia. that does it for us. thanks for watching. "piers morgan live" starts now. >>> this is "piers morgan live" exclusive tonight a $2.5 billion man. the man who knows just about everything there is to know about winning. exhibit a, this buzzer beater last night at mad or square garden. dallas mavericks edging out the new york knicks 110-108. the maverick billionaire mark cuban talks or in this case walks right across the court. he's never afraid to say exactly what he thinks. >> swag is being able to tell other people what they need to do and not having to worry about them telling you what to do. >> i'll ask him about winning in sports. >> i said would you sell the team he said yes. i said what's your price and i didn't negotiate. i just wrote the check. >

things have not been easy for brand on or for his mother, amelia. as a newborn, he was barely five pounds. from the time he was a toddler, his mother knew he was not developing like other children. >> i noticed his speech or lack of it. words would come out jumbled, mixed up. i thought, though, when he was two and a half would be a good thing for me to put him in pre-school or nursery school. when i did that, the teacher said, he won't play with anybody. he just plays on the side by himself, and he does one thing over and over and over again. >> by the time brandon was 9, he was having seizures. the diagnosis: epilepsy. back then, a doctor urged mhis mother to keep it secret. brandon continued in school. socially, he was awkward, an easy target for bullies. >> i put him into the public school. another mistake that i made. i mainstreamed him. didn't tell anybody what was wrong. and he got beat up every day. almost every single day. >> beat up. >> beat up. >> physically? >> physically. emotionally, physically, he was -- his shoes were taken off his fe

storm team 4 meteorologist amelia seeiegel is here with al the details. >> today was the warmest day of the year so far. reagan recorded a temperature of 73 addition. a cool front is actually moving through the area, it's not bringing any rain, but it is quietly bringing cooler temperatures. you'll notice it throughout the day tomorrow. tomorrow will be about 20 degrees cooler. now here's a time lapse of the day today, this is looking out toward restin', the dulles toll road, you'll see some sunshine during the early evening hours. but for the most part, the clouds did rain out today. that did not stop the temperatures from warming up nicely. 71 is the temperature in washington right now. 64 in frederick, 73 degrees down in culpepper, so it is mild, a beautiful evening. for the rest of the evening hours, we will remain mild breezy. by midnight we're down to 54 again, 20 degrees cooler tomorrow. i'll have more on your forecast for sunday coming up in ten minutes. >> thanks, enjoy it while it lasts. >>> a shift in power tonight, we have got the dramatic details as russia tries to take

let's get the forecast details now from amelia segal. hey, amelia. >> good morning, richard.in washington of 43 degrees, cloudy skies across the area, and the clouds will win out today. in addition to that, there could be some scattered showers this afternoon, mainly in southern maryland and the northern neck. again, the timing this afternoon on into the early evening hours. only about a 20% chance that those of you inside the beltway get an afternoon shower. a high temperature of 49, over 20 degrees cooler than yesterday. mostly sunny and cold tomorrow, high of 43. >> all right, amelia, thank you. we have 90 minutes of news and weather coming up in 30 minutes. we'll see you at 9:00. now let's go back to the "today" show. have a great day. ♪ >> girls weekend away in new york at the "today" show! >> kayla, will you go to prom with me? >> when i grow up, i want to work at the "today" show. >> i'm 60 and at the "today" show. >> hey, cincinnati, i'm 10 today! >>> we're back on this sunday morning, march 23rd, 2014. an energetic crowd on the plaza despite the dropping temperature.

author of the book 'n' finding amelia." a retired commercial airline pilot and our analyst david soosy. i want to give you a chance to comment on this scenario. talk in the idea of a zombie plane. what would cause that to happen. looking at the data as you see it now, i'm not going to hold this to you but do you see information pointing in that direct? >> i don't see the zombie scenario. there's two parts to that, really. one, in a zombie scenario, you have inability to communicate with the person, although your communication system is intact. in this scenario, it's totally different than that. we have no communication with the aircraft. i want to go back to what rick gillespie said. it's important to understand we may be using experience against us here. i call it institutionalized thinking. our skperp is valuable in trying to determine these things. you have to be able to fathom the unimaginable to think about things outside of that. as i thought about that, i listened to what kip said, very true, 10 different power sourc

thanks, amelia. >>> still ahead, coming up, the play that silenced the verizon center.izards' john wall toughing it out. >>> i've got to tell you, it will be nice to have playoff basketball here in washington. >> yes. >> in a few weeks or a month or so. >> it could come sooner, because if the wizards -- or if the knicks lose tomorrow and the wizards win on monday, the wizards clinch a playoff spot, and they haven't done that since 2008. >> they're going to get in. >> definitely. it will come sooner rather than later. here we go. the wizards were at it again tonight, back-to-back home games for the wiz kids. they knocked off the team in the eastern conference last night, the pacers, and another tough challenge again tonight, a playoff-caliber team came to town in atlanta. john wall and the guys getting down to business. first quarter action, hawks turn it over, and trevor riza, he is off to the races. after a rough start, the wizards came back. a scary moment in the third quarter. john wall stepped on the foot of martin, and he goes down, grabs his knee. my heart stopped

storm team4 meteorologist amelia segal is in for tom kierein. amelia, i don't know if it's the wind or what, but it seems colder than all winter today. >> i think it's the shock, barbara, going from near 70 degrees yesterday to temperatures right now only feeling like they're in the teens and single digits. this is temperature. we're in the 20s across the area, washington coming in at 27. but it is still windy and breezy outside. winds will die down somewhat throughout the day, but we are in for a breezy thursday. right now, winds gusting anywhere from about 30 miles an hour in leesburg up to almost 40 miles an hour in gaithersburg. so when you factor in those strong winds, this is how it feels. only about 9 degrees in ft. belvoir, feeling about 12 degrees in washington. 14 in college park. the good news, at least there is beautiful sunshine today. look at this look from our reston camera. not a cloud in the sky. wall-to-wall sunshine. and it will remain sunny for the rest of the day. but temperatures will only warm into the mid-30s. a high temp

how's it going, amelia? >> angie, cooler today, a high temperature of only 49 degrees, and our temperatures continue to tumble tomorrow. a high tomorrow of about 43. that and then some snow. i'll have the latest on the snow and, of course, everything you need to know about today's forecast, coming up. >>> elephants went to the lamb at a missouri circus. you've got to see this. this is cell phone video taken by someone at the circus, one of the circus-goers. it was taken by two people as they were actually running to their car to escape the elephants. the elephants escaped, too. police said the animals were scared by something during the show and then just took off. handlers were able to box them in with a few trailers where they finally were able to calm down. circus officials decided to put on the second show of the night after this incident, but that time, the elephants were not part of the act. so. >> apparently it was a pretty crazy scene. the woman was running around asking people for pretzels, anything

thank you, amelia. we just checked with metro about the bus service for tomorrow, and metro tells us that there should be a decision within the next few hours, and all of the metro bus service was sus ten d ed -- suspended today, and also, metro trains are operating on the regular weekday schedule. >> and the slippery roads have made for a long day for those trying to clear the snow and ice. >> and yes, we have kristin wright out there telling us why the crews have had such a tough time today. kristen? >> well, it stopped snowing 45 minutes ago, and boy, it is cold now, and that is the problem going forward, but yes, it snowed the entire day here in charles county, and right now at 4:00, everybody is thinking about how bad it is going to be in the morning. here is why. la plata today, snow, snow, and more snow falling fast and going sideways. this is 3:01 and the plows rout, but from here in charles county, it is hard to keep up with the storm. the drivers are dealing with the poor road conditions, and

82 participants that includes bike tours we have an e newsletter we have over 44 hundred folks and amelia crews was talking about our project and she they were digging up in the sunset and we've talked with katie chang and there's a lot of momentum on that other supervisors that hopefully, will be joining in to create, you know, an eco friendly space to remove the water before it gets into our system. you see the other statistics we've had 2 hundred and 50 thousand on social media that's taking off we're still seeing the effects of our t-shirt campaign it's being treated and yesterday we were featured in an article by we thought tech which is the international wastewater environmental federation it's exciting a lot of folks are watching and interested and compelled and coming to see the plant so that concludes my quarterly updated for today. any questions >> questions commissioners? i have a question i'd like to talk about the digesters. have we placed them and have we decided on the design >> were in the process of deciding what the processes are going to be how we're going to handle odo

amelia siegel as the latest look on how much snow to expect. and coming up at 7:00, join liz crenshaw for a consumer watch special, from traveling on a dime to finding your bank's hidden charges, liz makes sense out o >>> a lot of people are taking advantage of this gorgeous weather and spending as much time as they possibly can outside. which went by national harbor this afternoon to check on the progress of the capital wheel. crews are hard at work putting the pieces together on this giant ferris wheel. when it's done, it's going to stand 175 a feet tall and at the top, you'll be able to see the mall, the white house and the capital. you'll be able to get inside and get on board starting in may. >>> this is one of the windy cities most notable st. patrick's day traditions, thousands of people came downtown to watch folks drop green die into the river. they have been doing this for 15 years turning the river green for the holiday. the dye only lasts about eight hours then it goes back to its normal color. i used to live in chicago, and i can t

storm team 4 meteorologist amelia segal is in for tom. good morning. >> good morning. i'm tracking the clouds moving out of the area. it was a cold and cloudy start this morning but at least it wasn't windy like it was yesterday. a live look at the national cathedral, our tower cam. you can see a lot of clouds still around the d.c. metro area, but we head out towards our reston camera, dulles airport here in the back ground, this is the dulles toll road. blue skies as we look that direction. now off toward the west, the clouds push off towards the east. as they do so, our temperatures are going to soar this afternoon. a nice southerly breeze is going to help pump those temperatures up. look at the change here. petersburg now coming in at 52 degrees. loray at 46, washington at 39. these warmer temperatures off to the west will be pushing in to our area. in fact, we're going to hit a high temperature today of 60 degrees. we'll hit that at 5:00 p.m. so while it was a slow start to the day, cold and cloudy, we are in for a spectacular afternoon and evening spring stick aro

2007 documentary, which tells us what didn't happen but doesn't tell us what did. 77 years after ameliag her trip around the world, the search continues. wreckage has never been found. and los angeles county where new questions have come to light about the long-debated death of actress, natalie wood. in 1981, it was ruled an accidental drowning. in 2012, a coroner changes the death scertificate, drowning an other undetermined factors. ♪ >> marilyn monroe. in 1962, her death was called a probable suicide. an overdose of bar bit tu ats. how did her internal organs disappear at the morgue? for sceptics, what about her links to john f. kennedy, robert kennedy, the various crime bosses? >> i have talked to at least 40 people that talked to her before she died and said how happy she was, how excited and how she made plans for the next day and then all of the sudden, she is dead. >> president kennedy's death shocking the nation and causing confusion. could there be a second shooter? >> the church committee concluded unanimously that there was at least two different gunmen but yet that's been d

>> i have been looking for amelia earhardt for 25 years, our organization has.ust mirrored how closely the reaction of the press and the media, and the actual development of clues and non-clues has paralleled what happened 77 years ago. >> captain fortune, the triple 7 is one heck of an airplane. it would take a real immense impact to have the debris floating in the ocean right now. wouldn't that have just been an immense impact to destroy the aircraft like that? >> yeah, absolutely, for the impact it would have been at a very high speed after running out of fuel if it did get to that point. and the airplane would have come apart in many pieces, yes. >> and captain fortune, i want you both to comment on this. you first, captain fortune. we're doing this search based on satellite images. are the images that we're seeing being released, is that everything they have? or do you think they have it down to the point where it would back up what they're saying. that this is the most credible evidence? because if we look at some of the satellite images are they doing all

reporter: even when there are plausible explanations -- >> like the bobby kennedy case, like even ameliaeporter: -- the answers don't always satisfy. >> i think mysteries mean questions. >> reporter: the strait of gibraltar, 140 years ago, a ghost ship found floating. what happened to the crew of the "mary celeste," pirates, perhaps a sea monster. all popular theories debunked in this 2007 documentary, which tells us what didn't happen but doesn't tell us what did. 77 years after amelia earhart disappeared during her trip around the world, the search continues. wreckage has never been found. ♪ i feel pretty oh so pretty >> reporter: and los angeles county where new questions have come to light about the long-debated death of actress, natalie wood. in 1981, it was ruled an accidental drowning. in 2012, a coroner changes the death certificate, drowning and other undetermined factors. and -- ♪ but diamonds are a girl's best friend ♪ >> reporter: -- marilyn monroe. in 1962, her death was called a probable suicide. an overdose of barbiturates. but how did her internal organs disappear at the

that flight is now the focus of the biggest aviation mystery since amelia earhart. today nearly ten days after the boeing 777 vanished the search area has expanded, most of it shimmering ocean. >> from the cockpit this ocean seems endless and it feels like an inch by inch search. >> reporter: abc's gloria riviera had a front row seat for ten hours of searching today, searching in vain. on the ground perth on the west coast of australia has become a central staging area. 26 nations are now involved in the search and rescue. you're at pierce air base. they'll be spearheading the effort as it reaches into the southern reaches of the indian ocean. aviation experts tell us that's the most likely place this plane ended up. but the thing is no one can say for sure. >> reporter: this in an era when technology is not supposed to let things simply disappear. least of all a jumbo jet with 239 souls on board. but so far instead of answers it's become a real-life episode of "lost." a mystery in danger of unraveling into conspiracy theories. could the plane have landed somewhere?

nos presenta desde los Ángeles . >>> amelia encontró una de sus paradas.je culmnará en alaska, recorriendo el continente de punta a punta pero es solo el principio. >>> a veces te asusta. >>> casi casi que no arranca. >>>aasí como aprendimos a viajar en américa, viajaremos en europa, África. >>> cÓmo se financian. >>> vamos vendiendo fotos, y además editamos el segundo libro de las aventuras del primer año y medio del recorrido. >>> y así poder recorre rel mundo entero, suerte muchachos. >>> qué les parece, este es el libro donde relatan sus historias, como no tiene teléfono o dirección, los venden por la redes sociales, regresamos a los estudios, adiós desde los Ángeles. >>> me encantó mi querida amelia no nos alcanzó para limosina pero vamos a recorrer el mundo en silla de oficina. >>> dale, dale (todos hablan). >>> señores, vien el patrulla atrás. >>> súbete. >>> vamos corriendo. >>> hashtag andando >>> me trepo a la tuya (gritos) (todos hablan). (risas) >>> corre, johnny, corre johnny, johnny (todos hablan). >>> corre atrás. >>> hey, hey, hey (todos ha

. >> thanks, amelia. this is a great reminder. get the latest forecast any time, anywhere. use storm team 4 weather app. download for free from the app store or google play. >>> the district's homicide rate continues to rise. the latest shooting happened tonight in northeast where east capitol beats benning road. officers found a man had been shot in the stomach. paramedics rushed him to the hospital, but he died from the wound. >>> this is the aftermath of a deadly crash in damascus, maryland. the motorcycle driver has now died. his name is evans from laurel. he rear-ended a mercedes. an off-duty firefighter was there and tried to save evans but it was not enough. there was a 14 girl in the mercedes. she wasn't hurt and neither was the the woman driving. >>> two days after police picked him up he remains in jail. he may be connected to three high-profile murders in alexandria. but they have yet to officially make that link. have certainly been on edge. his ties to the area go way back. he ran for mayor in the city of alexandria. a lot of residents remember him as a young m

y tambiÉn a sus hijos. >>> hola amelia, encantada. mucho gusto. >>> tu eres julio?mamÁ. >>> tu mamita estÁ enferma. >>> sÍ, tiene osteoporosis, es triste. >>> que cosas pasaste estos 18 aÑos. fue difÍcil. es estar con miedo que me agarren, incluso no manejo, me da miedo, la abogada me dijo, porque si tengo mi rÉcord me va a beneficiar, prefiero estar en el anonimato. >>> que estÁs esperao? >>> aplique para el nuevo perdÓn que entro, de estar los dos aÑos aquÍ. pero si no lo aprueban me tendrÍa que ir dos aÑos nddecida el juez. >>> este es el gran temor, sus hijos, esposos, que el perdÓn no sea aceptado. >>> yo soy las que le lleva a la escuela, sposo tabaja y serÍdur >> >> es muy fuerte y muy doloroso. >> que te ha dicho la abogada. >> me dijo que . >> que caso y a la vez que situaciÓn tan real. >> al regresar les tendrÉ el momento mÁs esperado. >> aquí nos preocupamos, oigan, y tu debes de estar preocupado. >> porque. >> porque ya esta aquÍ. >> la viuda negra, la actrÍz hermosa, mirenal preparandose para estar con nosotros >> en univisin somos una gran familia y qu

the world's finest vehicles are up for auction in week in amelia island, florida. look good. cheryl: so want to be in that car, to be honest. >> that and the mercedes 300 sl. >> my dad would love that. adam: i think pierce arrow is a packard. ♪ in the new new york, we don't back down. we only know one direction: up so we're up early. up late. thinking up game-changing ideas, like this: dozens of tax free zones across new york state. move here. expand here. or start a new business here... and pay no taxes for 10 years. with new jobs, new opportunities and a new tax free plan. there's only one way for your business to go. up. find out if your business can qualify at start-upny.com adam: nothing better than being crazy about cars. if you're car crazy with deep pockets, well those people will be out in full force this weekend when the annual amelia island auction kicks off. here is preview what will be on the auction block is ian kelleher, senior car analyst with rm auto auctions. you know them because they set the record at pebble beach, monterey auction, $27 million

. >>> amelia is keeping an eye on is that rain, it's not going to stop any time soon. nightly is up next and we'll hopefully see you again on news4 at 11:00. good night. >>> on this saturday week later. inside the search for dozens of people still missing after that deadly m

reporter: even when there are plausible explanations -- >> like the kennedy an monroe case, like the amelia-- >> reporter: the street of gibraltar, a ghost ship found floating. perhaps a sea monster? all popular theories debudget in this 2007 documentary which tells us what didn't happen but doesn't tell us what did. 77 years after amelia airhart disappeared, her wreckage has never been found. and los angeles county, now questions come to light about the actress natalie wood. in 1981 it was ruled an accidental drowning. in 2012, a coroner changes the death certificate. drowning and other undetermined factors. ♪ and the diamonds are a girl's best friend ♪ >> reporter: marlin monroe in 1962, her death was a probable suicide. an overdose of barbituates. what about her links to president john k. kennedy, robert kennedy, the various crime bosses? >> i talked to at least 40 people who said, who talked to her before she died and said how excited she was, how she made plans for the next day, and all of a sudden she's dead. >> reporter: a year later president kennedy shot in dallas. his death at onc

storm team 4 meteorologist amelia segal here with a closer look. >> well, chris, it's hard to believe, where the temperatures are right now. 11:00 p.m., around 50 degrees. 49 in washington. now, tomorrow, your sunday, it's going to be noticeably cooler, almost 20 degrees cooler with a high around 50. however it will be a pleasant day with plenty of sunshine, a bit of a breeze at times throughout the day. as we continue on into the workweek, our temperatures continue to soar, and then a major temperature drop. i'll tell you how warm it will be and talking about the cooler air that will then follow. >>> thanks. a little bit of unfinished business in richmond. lawmakers heading home without one major accomplishment. next, what could happen if they don't come to an agreement? >>> tonight, who celebrated after cpac wraps up? could it be a sign to come in 2016. >>> the amber alert sparked a nationwide search. nationwide search. details ho♪ ho ho ho [ female announcer ] at 100 calories, not all food choices add up. some are giant. some not so giant. when managing your weight, bigger is alway

storm team 4 meteorologist amelia stinger is at the weather desk. >> a good portion of today is going to be dry, but by the late afternoon and evening hours, rain will be araving in our area and that will turn into a wintry mix and then into storm. the entire area is under a winter storm watch, a wintry mix tomorrow night changes to snow on monday morning. now with this wintry mix, we're looking at mainly sleet, the chance of some freezing rain. so we could see some ice on top of snowfall as temperature s plummet during the day on monday. this will lead to danger travel on monday, and snow coming to an end in the late afternoon and evening hours on monday. winchester, leesberg seeing rain, rain in the metro area by 7:00 p.m., at midnight ux this is when we're seeing some sleet, maybe some freezing rain, that wintry mix continues until very early monday, 7:00 a.m., this is when we see snow in the d.c. metro area and chris, it snows heavy at times, throughout the day on monday, coming to an end around 7:00. in just a few minutes i'll tell you how much you can get in your area. >> as thi

. >> adios amelia. >> ¿adÓnde mi reina? >> hola andrÉs, con papÁ juancho

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meteorologist amelia segal is tracking this system. when is it going to get here?> chris, we'll see rain moving into the area tomorrow as early as 2:00 in the afternoon. the entire area under a winter storm watch. this begins late tomorrow and will run through monday afternoon. i think that winter storm watch will be upgraded to a winter storm warning during the day tomorrow. here's what you can expect. during the overnight hours, looking at a wintry mix that will change over to snow monday morning. that means sleet and freezing rain. so we'll see a layer of ice with snow on top of it, leading to dangerous travel for monday. snow ends monday afternoon. here's the timing. 2:00, we're seeing rain in hagerstown and winchester. 4:30 p.m. tomorrow, rain in the d.c. metro area. in mixing in, especially sleetng is the biggest concern. 7:00 a.m. monday morning, most of the area, including the d.c. metro area, seeing snow. snow continues through the midday and early afternoon hours and it will be heavy at times, chris. i've updated my snowfall total map and i'll be talking

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ounces lighter note the obedient to what she thinks about globalization taking place around town when amelia is one of my name is right in the pov all and fifty three years old almost fifty four. that was perfectly flat. do i live on the shinkansen unknown in the community of the mongol my project. in the south of costa rica. i do. i do. i just. i'll let a singer. i've been doing it for many years paul and i compose because i studied music at. but i also paint. and ever if your books and i run workshops in several communities and management in your sector. i work with people the couple went in. i do. i think globalization is fascinating it brings many things closer to us that we'd never ever dreamt of before. no gospel at me i could never have imagined being able to watch nomads walking through the desert on tv all in all the sock applicant phone number. and i couldn't imagine seeing this sign plantations in the amazon that are just turning the reports yet. it lists all the time i saw the applicant that the end of all. i do. i knew it. read more. what worries me is that i haven't learned how

amelia just came in from outside and said it was raining very heavily here in northwest d.c. and now we're seeing the changeover that will continue to occur as the colder air begins to move on. we'll widen out a bit and show you how the storm is shaping up towards the west. you can see the train of moisture that continues to move and further to the south and west, here is where the storm is. the main storm system down here towards arkansas making its way our way. we got this storm that will make its way in here probably for the next 12 to 18 hours and that's why these snow totals will be on the high side. 36 in leesburg, 39 in washington above the pennsylvania boarder, temperatures into the mid 20s. our numbers will continue to fall. the rain to the south. we have the icing. this map points the picture well with snow to the north and west. just over the next couple hours, we go from the ice to the snow in and around the d.c. metro, over towards indianapolis and once the temperatures get below freezing, this is going to stick quickly to the roads. so we'll watch that as it mov

can you imagine if this could be enduring mystery, this could be like amelia earhart. it is quite possible if you don't find those boxes that you won't have a definitive answer. we can say all day long that we think the pilot did something but we have no proof. >> to find the proof you have to find the evidence. if its as the "usa today" editor was suggesting they're honing in on some relatives, trying to get some more information on this pilot, we'll see what they come up with, we'll see what we come up with with ours sources as well, guys, thanks very much. >>> tom foreman is standing by in our virtual studio. we'll give us a closer look at the step by step process the searchers are now using to identify a possible crash zone. i'll speak with richard quest about the batteries the plane was carrying. america's favorite lasagna. topped with a mouth-watering blend of fresh cheese and aged parmesan. it makes our lasagna a delicious centerpiece for this table this table and your table. stouffer's. america's favorite lasagna. ♪ ♪ ♪ an entirely new menu created with your bu

>> what got me interested on this, i got interested in the search of amelia aheart. so i started thinking about that. and how that might be applied here. the carrier "george washington" based in japan could be on site there in about a week. and the day, the admiral who's the spokesperson for the defense department, admiral kirby was here, sort of cornered him in the hall and asked him about this. he said, number one, the aircraft carrier is tasked. number two, it was his contention it really wouldn't do much good. i'm not sure i follow that logic. that would mean additional aircraft on site. there wouldn't be the range issues we're talking about because you can put it right in the middle of the search zone. you'd have helicopters. the carrier aircraft are not ideally suited for search missions like the p-8 or p-3 is which is land based. it's still more eyeballs on target. the c-2s and e-2s each have a 1,500 mile range so they really could cover some turf. given the fact we just talked about all the odds that are up against this search, the size of the search area, th

he of course that didn't amelia and agreed to the facts facts that anything off the occupation had taken place. he stressed once again that it was all the peacekeeping mission he keys to the west of that helping to stage it can in the ukraine. he also that made it very clear that sandra set wouldn't back down the effects of the west and saying to me he wants the west and a how to set all that the sanctions which backfired and also was a lesson on that might make a team's view on the wealth he said that the west is very and my sewing hypocrisy here invading countries like iran of gandhi's son and so on and then at one thing to teach others how basic conduct themselves said he wasn't really backing down in any kind of way. just briefly my right as that was when i decide to diametrically opposed in the house like teaching preaching is prepared to push relations with the icc burning bridges he is thinking of burning bridges he is clearly and thinking that he can afford to take his tough stance and ultimate said because he thinks obama is weak or some other force is an eye in the system they

. >> i'm a historian, and i'm very familiar with the amelia earhardt disappearance. and the circumstances were incredible. there was an extensive search, no wreckage was found, then electronic communication from the airplane was heard that indicated that the airplane was in that case down someplace. i see all of this with that historical perspective. and i remember the mistakes that were made in the search for earhardt. the assumptions were made. the government reports and information was accurate. and what i think were correct interpretations were later abandoned because of that report. >> that is a good point, because one of the things we're all assuming, the pings going westward, thanks to the satellites, are correct. and if that is not correct the jet may have never veered off the course -- >> well, here is a scenario, we take a flight, take it out west. a and look at what everybody is saying. they looked at the trajectory of the aircraft and said it must have crashed somewhere in the indian ocean. yes, so somewhere they shut this system down, why did they shut t

the cargo or the people it was carrying or was it some kind of a suicide somebody trying to make amelia erhardt of the day. >> still a lot of questions to be answered. u.s. investigators are speculating motives a lone wolf attack or a troubled person carrying out a suicide. >> those families involved need some answers. thank you, kelly. >>> celebrations in crimea this morning. moments ago 97 percent of the country votes to leave the ukraine. obama telling putin the u.s. will not reck flies the vo-- ree the vote calling it unlawful. they will impose economic sanctions on russia as early as today. all eyes are on russia to look at what the country and leaders will do next. >> president putin brought in a game of russian rue let. they have to be clear in their response. he will calculate about how far you can go. >> if he moves beyond crimea it will be bloody and the fight may be long. >> the vote was still legal under the ukrainian constitution and was held under duress because the region was sour rounded by russian troops. >> fiber space hackers caming down the met toe web site. the comp

> our facebook fan, erica weginka from texas, she's driving, she caught her daughters, 3-year-old amelia and 2-year-old eloise singing the song that everyone likes "let it go." take a look. ♪ ♪ let it go let it go ♪ can't hold it back anymore ♪ let it go let it go ♪ turn away i don't care >> so cute. >> oh, my god. >> you know what i like about that movie so much, there is no prince charming at the end. i don't -- i don't like male bashing, but i also don't like, in all of media for the answer to every girl's dream be some guy that comes in on -- >> rescues them. you're right. >> then real life happens and you wake up and he might have bad breath and, you know, athlete's feet but you learn to love the guy and stay with him anyway. okay. >> we're very happy today. we have a winner with us today. she won the jif peanut butter contest. miss leah toomey. >> congratulations. >> jerry is going to bring a chair for you. how old are you? >> i'm 12. >> you're 12 years old. do you know that song "let it go". >> yeah. >> do you love the movie? >> yeah. >> so many kids come up with their own concoct

cockpit, bolted the door, put everyone to sleep, took the plane as far as he could to turn it into the amelia earhart mystery of 20th century, if that is getting sway with leadership of this investigation on the australia side, and u.s. side, they are going to look at that piece of the planet, that is so remote, if you were to try to carry out that scenario, that is where you would take the plane. as you pointed out, you know, the transit back and forth to search area, it is 1500 miles. you have an airplane with 9 hour endureance it travels 3 hours out, and 3 hours back it has about 2 hours and change on station. a very remote part of the planet. neil: chuck the last word. on this evening. >> i think i agree with a lot of what captain said, but via disagree, i don't think what i'm seeing a pilot suicide, i am seeing is an unexplained takeover of a airlineer. there is -- i don't think that in my mind, i don't think there severed saying leading toward a suicide. but, something happened in that plain that is why this so confusing it just does not make sense. neil: the mark of a good investigatio

we lost amelia earhart's plane 77 years ago. our ability to find a plane isn't any better?s and purposes. that's kind of astounding. >> that's a good point. we have never lost a full-size airline ever in the history of the world. this would be the first time. >> like kathleen says, i don't think this debris is a part of this plane just due to the region where it's at, what they call that area, the dust bin. a lot of stuff floats there. >> it could be a floating container. we could have done an entire night long program. we try to cram it all in one hour. i appreciate you coming out. kathleen as well. thank you very much for coming. stay tuned for fox news won you have time to shop for car insurance today? yeah. i heard about progressive's "name your price" tool? i guess you can tell them how much you want to pay and it gives you a range of options to choose from. huh? i'm looking at it right now. oh, yeah? yeah. what's the... guest room situation? the "name your price" tool, making the world a little more progressive. i've got a to-do list and five acres of fresh air. ♪ top

>> i'm a historian and familiar with the amelia earhart disappearance 76 years ago. are incredible. you have an airplane assumed to be down at sea first then no where hessage is found then electronic communications was heard that indicated it was, in that case down someplace. i see all of this with that perspective. and i remember the mistakes made in the search for earhardt, aassumptions that government reports were accurate. what i think were correct interpretations were abandoned. >> one of the things we're assuming is that this information about the pings are correct. and if that is not correct then this jet may have never veered off of it's course. >> here is the scenario. >> go ahead oochl okay. we take a flight out west. look what everybody is saying now. they look at the trajectory and said it must have crashed in the indian ocean. >> west. >> yes >> so they shut the system down. why did they shut the system down? it could be they wanted to establish a flight path everybody would think they're on, destable that system, go dark, turn around ask come back to la