>> well, i might ask angus to add to that. but look, i've been, i've had a number of conversations with the prime minister of malaysia. i've had a conversation with the president of china. i've met with the families of two of the australian couples who are on the aircraft. i have spoken to the family of the two australian citizens who were based in beijing. so i've had some contact of my own with the families and obviously, angus will do more in the days and weeks ahead. >> i understand some of the families are likely to come to australia at the invitation of the prime minister. when that happens, we'll have a prime coordination role. i think it is important to make sure that the families are kept fully inform in the ongoing search. >> [ inaudible ]. >> i only arrived here in west australia late last night and i'm still into the job. when i know a little bit more i'll be delighted to come back here and indeed to the rest of the media through the rest of the week. i'll be available to speak to you and discuss some of these ques

i think that level will stay a bit of a hurdle for the ftse. >> angus, thank you so much of the angusll. his thoughts on the market of a whole. carney'sto mark testimony. >> and that will do it for "countdown," will see you tomorrow. goodbye. ♪ >> welcome to on the move. european bloomberg's headquarters. our markets team has everything covered. here with me is jonathan ferro and manus cranny. david inglis is standing by. pointing towards a higher start. >> in a less couple of minutes , we have a bit of rebound after week chinese data. in a are sizable moves last couple of days and a rebounding copper today. >> watch for copper and commodity producers. we will get them up for you when they open. let's go to westminster. are indeed outside of the houses of parliament with mark carney and the head of markets. when didyou know and your institution know what? another unregulated exchange. mark carney has explaining to do and what did the oversight people now at the bank of england. ?hy was it not escalated back to you. kongt's go to hong

angus? >> thanks.o coordinate the efforts on this very important task that we have out in the southern ocean. my job is to head up the joint agency coordination center. i will be coordinating with my people at the international level, the national level, and of course, most importantly, with the families and the media, and can i say that my heart goes out to the families who have lost people on this terrible disa disaster involving malaysian airlines. i will obviously be focused very much on coordination. i'm not here to run the search. i'm not here to do the detailed operational stuff but it's being taken care of very professionally by the australian maritime safety authority and the defense force. can i say as a former cbs, i'm immensely impressed with what i have heard today, what i have seen today, and i'm absolutely delighted we see the nations of the region coming together to do this very complex search and rescue operation. thank you. >> warren? >> well, i'm pleased to be back up here, just a we

aaron is the dr requester and angling angus neither of them got mailed notice. when i got the nail r mail notice and the other people the police put on the thing. the cross street is diamond street because this is my old neighborhood i know it's another hill. that is here is eureka valley and csa 0 electro is in the middle and here's delores heights. there was a lot of confusion and people throw out the notices because it says dynamic street. i found the key review this was the cross streets which is doug and that's further west i lived in my old neighborhood. so one the notice didn't come out to or iron and my clients and angus has not gotten the notice of the preapplication meeting but he went away because he found out from his neighbor. there was a couple of things it included another reconciliation attempt to understand the survey my attorney my architect there was not able i couldn't reach him. so then we got the first 3-d rendering of the first project so the 3-d hearing is important it's a steep neighborhood how steep it is and the issues that are relevan

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here is angus bennett in geneva.cedes-benz's s-class, they believe it is the future of motoring. functions can be controlled by your cell phone. it relates opticals and drives autonomously on the freeway. itcedes' design guru says would drive hands-free if the law allows it. >> you have to touch the steering wheel every 10 seconds, that is a legislation issue. >> you can preheat the car from your phone and located in the most confusing carpark. takes technology from the lab and puts it in the car. thisbody has that control way. nobody has the autonomous driving. this has it all. it helps to major having more safe and prevents accidents. it saves lives. >> the computer projects corners. andhing the road controlling your speed. raising the question how long before the driver becomes obsolete? angus bennett, bloomberg, geneva motor show. >> mercedes is not the only innovator. this carmaker rivaling the world's fastest car, which is a bod guy -- which is a ugatti. >> i am the ceo and founder. this car is exciting. the fi

angus bennett, bloomberg, geneva motor show. >> mercedes is not the only innovator.er rivaling the world's fastest car, which is a bugatti. >> i am the ceo and founder. this car is exciting. the first car with 1 megawatt of power. 1,360 horsepower. no other car can go faster. the problem is to find a venue -- you need a 10 kilometer straight to see how fast this can go. then you turn around and go the other direction. there are not many places on the planet to do that. if someone asks how fast it is, it is most likely over 440 kilometers per hour, we are certain of that if we have a long enough straight. it will be the fastest car in the world. we do not really want to focus on marketing that side of the car. it is so unusable to most people. >> the hyper car is one of the crazy fast cars on the market. here are some of the others. >> in today's mystery meat, green tires. continental using smaller ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> in today's mystery meat, green tires. continental using smaller amounts of synthetic materials and fossil fuels to produce these greener tires. sorry, matt mille

angus bennett, bloomberg. >> formichetti was lady gaga's stylist for four years. create the famous meat dress. soccer's world cup is less than 100 days away. can you feel the excitement? is brazil ready? team usa is. two major soccer players say this is finally their time to shine. >> thousands of fans cheering them on. big name players. ♪ >> this is "lunch money" on bloomberg television. also streaming live on bloomberg.com, your tablet, and smartphone. i am adam johnson. in sports, time for some soccer, foot wall. the world cup is in june. brands like nike are getting ready. a new cleat features nike's flyknit technology. we spoke with nike's head of brands in barcelona. >> when you get the opportunity with a team that has such a storied history, the most winning team in the world. you have a great player like neymar who is going to do amazing things. when you put amazing product on those athletes it really puts all the pieces together. we are really excited that that allows us to drive our business and ultimately connect with consumers. >> is your bet big enoug

what angus is offering in his legislation only nibbles around the edges. it doesn't get to the fundamental flaws of the president's healthcare law. the democrats are unnerved. they've pushed the panic button. the president says this is working. it is broken. and people say can you fix it? i've looked at this ten different ways, chris. this healthcare law is not fixable. >> we'll leave it there, obviously to be continued. senator barrasso, senator king, thank you both. thank you for joining us. we'll stay on top of this, gentlemen. >> thanks for having me. >>> when we come back, new jersey governor chris christie says an internal investigation clears him of any wrongdoing in the bridgegate scandal. what does it mean for a presidential run in 2016? we'll bring back our sunday group. >>> plus, what would you like to ask the panel? go to facebook or twitter @foxnewssunday. we may use your question on the air. we may use your question on the air. >>> the american people and the people of new jersey really care about is, did you do it? and when you find that you

so angus houston can liaise with the senior officials of all the various countries who have a stake in this. >> how would you categorize then that cooperation or the challenges of that cooperation? >> the challenges are considerable. but let's not underestimate the good will. everyone wants to get to the bottom of this mystery. everyone is united in their common grief, in their common anxiety to resolve this. i don't think we've got a whole lot of competing national pride at stake here. i think we've got at stake here a hole lot of people who just want to solve the problem. >> as a final question, what message do you have for the families who have loved ones on board the flight 370, but also for their search teams who are going out there every single day about how important the search really is? >> well, my message to the search teams is please keep it up. we admire your work. we respect your professionalism. my message to the families is that australia is your friend and should any of you wish to come to australia, you will be in the arms of a friendly country. >> now, we did that exc

get on the same map and same promising program and same pass so planning and dbi i want to recognize angus for being the person in charge he is making sure that bill strong is working with us we take advantage of this goal and let's reorganize the tools within our sfog to work n in the same fashion. i have a responded positively by immediately suggesting short-range and admitted and long-range to do. today i've rewarded them by adapting they're short range recommendations i'll highlight one. is to say anything in the pipeline that has any affordable housing attached to it gets attention immediately. it's hard to do without the leadership the city agencies coming do i dough but we're phone number for two reasons one to reflect the implementation of the policy we are going to throw mr. brown and dbi and a public works we are going to lift those are projects up and give them priority attention and the second reason is to suggest that the developers of those projects should hear about immediately. because what it does is have a very dedicated reinclusion monk the developer community in the cit

angus bennett, bloomberg.ith our favorite subject. >> let's stay with retail and turned to a business. it is called power tag. it lets users by products directly. >> impulse buyers. joining us now to discuss his business is power tag technologies ceo. good morning. let's explain what this thing is , so we can frame the rest of the conversation. give us the 101 guide. a technology that weaves together lots of different existing technologies to allow something quite revolutionary. i can use my phone to hold it up in front of the tv screen or when i met a fashion show or a ballgame and buy whatever is being promoted to me. >> we will have a little demonstration. you want to be able to walk down the street or watch any television show. , it recognizes it, you buy directly. let's try this. >> i will just listen to the audio that is coming through there. it does not recognize -- never work with technology, children, and wild animals. the skies the limit to me. i am not a programmer or algorithm genius. this could me

angus houston, former top australian military officer. he inherits a race against time. the batteries on the underwater pingers will run out in less than a week. the answers to the mystery of flight 370 still at the bottom of the sea. david wright, abc news, garden island, australia. >>> the last chance for people to catch a movie at an iconic bay area theater. >>> a rush of wild fans leaves one woman in critical condition. where thes could happened and why police say the people involved should not have even been there. >>> then, here's something we don't hear often. your power company is giving you a rebate. we'll tell you why. ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ finally, i have a manly chocolatey snack ♪ ♪ and fiber so my wife won't give me any more flack ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ >>> the streets of tucson, arizona, are quiet today after an alcohol-fueled disturban

. >> despite the trouble with the website, angus king said today nearly 6.5 million have signed up.umber of young people is increasing in the final days. at the same time democrats are disputing republican claims that obamacare will hurt the economy. >> the cbo predicts that for 2014, the effect of health care will be to drive the unemployment rate down. the studies that everybody is talking about, they leave out the points of the program. they leave out the fact that health care costs are coming down, which is going to lead to more hiring. >> so it all remains to be seen. the deadline tomorrow night at midnight. >>> it's counting down. thanks so much. >> jamie? >>> with that deadline looming, we have a new fox news poll to tell you about where only 40% of registered voters while 60% oppose it. the numbers have remained fairly steady, and as far back as a year ago, too. joining us to offer her take on the law's potential impact, especially for the citizens of her state, illeana roth lateman of florida. thank you for joining us. >> thank you so much, and you know, jamie, you take abo

angus paid a visit. >> this is dbrovnik nestled against -- it is easy to see why the city has been aith tv crews and tourists. the protected medieval town featured in the last series of the smash hit is nowhere to be found and now locals are looking to cash in. >> extras have been coming from all over the region. some from farther away, and as a good fans, they want to be part of the project. >> a game of thrones walking tour, charging $75, she draws crowds from across the globe. >> a lot of people in america especially younger people who know about the game of thrones know this through the series and that introduces them and they want to come here to see where it was filmed. >> the history dates back to the middle ages where there was an important trading hub and often the target of conquerors. more recently, when former yugoslavia broke up in the 1990's, it was shelled and damaged by yugoslavia troops. now the city wants to restore its place on the global tourist map and they hope game of thrones will help spread the word. >> something you will not see on "game of thrones." we will

three he was brought in to command centers with sean quinn after the businessman had a rat with the angus chief executive david drummond the dublin circuit criminal court has been healing would eat at the show that hat tricks gothic interviews during the investigation into transactions at the center of this criminal trial the court supported the team trainer has more stress on all of that if you want. what's with that in court today. anyone questioning. well i am one hundred teams. but i still can eat tainted zealand wine chilling winds and food in the bank to contracts for difference. but on the other hand it is called in to talk to sean quinn activities and don't really need that at that stage the relationship between sean quinn on the bike was up to boston the effect that mr principal and chief executive david drummond he has seen the only person who talked to sean quinn said his instructions were clear customs and dances and how to negotiate. about a stabbing at sunday's vote is a non executive director he said it was appropriate for the extraordinary circumstances that by itself in a

all right, with that, then like to bring up the civil grand jury representative -- oh, i'm sorry, angus mccarthy from the building inspection commission. >> good morning, supervisors. thank you. i was going to save you some time here. i concur with what tom says. and obviously the commission is very committed, as soon as we can get kind of a clear direction how to proceed, we will definitely implement it and do everything we can to move it along. okay, thank you. >> thank you. with that, civil grand jury, please. thank you. >> good morning, my name is jerry grantler. i was one of the civil grand jury members who worked on the dbi report. with respect to recommendation 1 , dbi has an operating surplus through the end of last year of $58 million. and as you can see from that schedule, it is growing each year ~. so, we feel that this is the right time for this to be addressed and to bring in the outside consultant to do the work. in the october 10th, 2013 hearing, this committee determined there had not been a performance audit of dbi in the last 13 years and recommended the independent bu

. >>> also ahead, angus t. jones.er him as the former child star on "two and a half men." he's speaking about why he says he was a paid hypocrite after years of making millions of dollars. >>> and are you ready for the "pretty little liars," one of the hottest shows on tv. so many superfans and more every day. they were waiting outside actually early this morning and they're all waiting for one answer and it will be revealed this morning. >> ooh. will allie reveal all? >>> right to the latest in the oscar pistorius trial right now. abc's matt gutman is at the courthouse in south africa. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, robin. over the past couple of hours we've obtained new documents that reveal so much more about oscar pistorius' weapon training. we know he was a proficient marksman. this is his target sheet. we know that he received assault and tactical training. we also know he answered up to 150 examination questions about using his firearm. but this morning in court, the focus all on the police. thi

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. >>> angus t. walked away from his job playing jake on "two and a half men" says he does not regret it. back in 2012 jones called the show filth and urged people not to watch it. >> now he's explaining himself a little more calmly. >> i was a paid hypocrite because i wasn't okay with it but i was still doing it. i think it's putting some perspective on that time that i had and my thoughts that i -- the thoughts that i had when i was in it and when i decided to leave. >> jones is now in school and he's focusing on his christian faith. >>> finally, anyone familiar with the hard rock hair bands of the '80s should like this little furry friend we're about to show you. >> oh, yeah, check out the crazy 'do. he is cool. lives in japan. 7 years old. obviously rocking the best mohawk on youtube right now. >> he doesn't even know it but he's already gotten over 350,000 views as of this morning. rock on, babe. >> rock on. too cool. here, kids jump. ♪ kids dream. ♪ kids giggle... ha. kids remember. ♪ and right

senator angus king from maine. shares of chiquita have more than double the last 12 months.ll peel back the layers to see what is driving the stock higher. it may be called the eurocopter but it is made right here in good old usa. we will go inside a u.s. factory that is building european helicopters. they "in the loop." -- stay "in the loop." ♪ >> it is time for today's bloomberg big number, $496 billion, the president's proposed budget for the military and good news for sikorsky that makes the black hawk helicopter. despite a budget that limits military spending for -- to pre-world war ii levels the pentagon will buy more those helicopters nexus coherent in last year. the budget asks for 79 blackhawks with the possibility of 28 more compared to the 70 orders for -- for the current fiscal year. a new bloomberg series made in america looks at global companies that used to manufacture right here in the u.s. and why. -- first in the series, your eurocopter, a french-german company that opened a facility in mississippi backing 2004. >> i came to work for eurocopter because i li

angus bennett, bloomberg. >> very inviting. 8 of the 20 fastest-growing economies are in africa. u.s. government has been making a big push for american companies to do business there. trying to catch up with china, which has established a foothold. the u.s. investor to ghana spoke with mark crumpton on "bottom line." >> the chinese have been very active in africa during the past several years. i think it is a question, for some reason we have been a little late in turning on the potential of a resurgent africa. under president obama and secretary kerry, we now have a firm posture that we have got to be more active in the continent. just because china has been added and other european powers, does not mean there is not room for us. in fact, i think even at this point, the american brand has a tremendous amount of credibility. >> and money is being spent on those brands. in nigeria, online shopping is booming. here is our bloombergtv africa partner. >> more than a quarter of nigeria's 170 million people are now internet users. the world bank estimates that in the last four years a

. >> senator angus king told fox news on sunday that the president of wellpoint, one of the big nationalnsurance companies, said a couple of weeks ago the sign-ups are getting younger by the day. could that not be a sign of the laws of effectiveness, that more healthy young people are in rolling, which is supposed to reduce future premium increases? >> that has been a concern to the insurers. they have not gone to the zone they want the mix of young versus old to be there. there has been late stage improvement because the people least likely to sign up or wait until the last minute tend to be the young people they have been trying to get. they are not yet at the levels they would like to reach. >> the affordable care law, if it were to be repealed, what would happen to the millions of people who signed up for coverage echo -- coverage? >> that is a serious issue. that is why the republicans have to do more than just say, let's erase the entire slate and not do anything more to replace it. the ministration achieved and -- the minimum goal, what will you do for me and do not leave me witho

angus houston, a former top australian military officer.e inherits a race against time, the batteries on those underwater pingers riel run out in less than a week. >> if this mystery is solvable we will solve it. >> the answers to the mystery of flight 370 still at the bought m to of the sea. abc news, garden island, australia. >> newly released memos shows general motors discussed two ways to fix a defect. they were released where the hearings begin on tuesday regarding gm's recall of three million small cars. the recall was because of the switch defect that was linked to the death of 13 people. >>> we are 24 hours away from the deadline to sign up for the affordable care act. so far more than a third of the californians who qualified have signed up thanks to the help of cover california. cornell bernard has a look at the last-minute push to get enrolled. >> reporter: dan is a part-time sound technician at glide memorial church. he is breathing easier after completing the sign up for obamacare in california. >> you know, sometimes i worry

angus, it's coming up to the 25th anniversary of this disaster.n't know, why is it happening this week? >> this was quite simply the worst sports disaster in british history. at the time of the disaster itself the families of the daddy didn't feel they got all the answers. they felt it was not brought out into the public domain. there have been a serious of inquiries, inquests, inquiries into the specific circumstances around the deaths. there have been court cases about?. finally in 2012 the original inquest which returned accidental death on all the daddy was overturned because new information had been brought to light. that is why now at this stage, almost 25 years after the disaster, we now begin today in this purpose-built courtroom. new inquests into all the deaths that day. now, what's key about this, this is not a criminal court case. this is not apportioning blame. this is finding out how and when and where those people died and if there were negligent acts, those will be brought to light. nobody will be brought to charges in this particu

angus houston, aormer former top australian military officer.rits a race against time, the batteries on those underwater pingers riel run out in less than a week. >> if this mystery is solvable we will solve it. >> the answers to the mystery of flight 370 still at the bought m to of the sea. abc news, garden island, australia. >> newly released memos shows general motors discussed two ways to fix defect. they were released where the hearings begin on tuesday regarding gm's recall of three million small cars. the recall was because of the switch defect that was linked to the death of 13 people. >>> we are 24 hours away from the deadline to sign up for the affordable care act. so far more than a third of the californians who qualified have signed up thanks to the co. cornell bernard has a look at the last-minute push to get enrolled. >> reporter: dan is a part-time sound technician at glide memorial church. he is breathing easier after completing the sign up obamacfor obamacare in california. >> you know, sometimes i worry if i will tear a knee an

angus t. jones is almost unrecognizable with his full beard . jones quit the show in 2010 after the departure of charlie sheen - and he called the show "filth" in a video he posted on you-tube. sunday told a houston t-v station sunday "i was a paid hypocrite because i wasn't ok it." the 20-year-old is studying in colorado and working with a houston-based church. he says he would consider doing bible-based productions but he's not interested in returning to acting. the duchess and duke of cambridge will not be having another baby-- at least not anytime soon. at a saint patrick's day event in the u-k-- prince william said "maybe one day. one's enough at the moment." rumors have circulated for months that the two were expecting again. >> our highs will reach the low 50s today. typical high is in the upper 40's. a little bit of sunshine with clouds on the increase. tonight we have the potential for showers and maybe even a thunderstorm. the go down to 30 degrees. tomorrow the rain will change over to a rain and snow mixed as temperatures fall to the

mary landrieu, heidi highcamp, angus main, a broad section of the country breaking ranks to offer this copper plan. do you think it will work? >> i just want to say too much, too little, too late. will it work? it probably will work. the reason they are fixing it now, self-preservation is the first law of nature. shouldn't you try to fix a law before it's enacted? >> good question, doug. >> first of all, we've seen a lot of progress the last couple of months with the affordable care act. 6 million people signed up for exchanges. we are approaching the end of the sign-up period. we've got millions more through medicaid. there have been a lot of progress for the affordable care act. this is not really a break from the white house. what they are actually saying is we want to keep the law but fix it. that's where the public is. most importantly, when you look at these battleground states in the senate, that's where the voters and the states are. they don't want to repeal the affordable care act. they want to keep it and fix it when necessary. they are aligned with where their voters are. t

. >> reporter: the international search effort now has a new head man, angus houston, a former top australianhe inherits a race against time, the batteries on those underwater pingers will run out in less than a week. >> if this mystery is solvable, we will solve it. >> reporter: the answers to the mystery of flight 370 still at the bottom of the sea. david wright, abc news, garden island, australia. >> as the australians step up the search for flight 370, stay with abc news as we cover every development. our next updates are on "america this morning" and "good morning america." >>> the exhausting search in that mudslide disaster in washington state is now into its second week as the recovery mission continues with heavy equipment, dogs and bare hands. officials have lowered the number of missing from 90 down to 30. the death toll remains at 21. in a tribute, workers raised an american flag at half-staff on one of the only trees left standing in the debris field. >>> new worries after that 5.1 earthquake rocked southern california and triggered more than 100 aftershocks. as dozens of displace

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angus king making a different point and trying to say this isn't nothing to do with the government atese are the insurance companies who have made these decisions, he suggests, on their own. in providing the policy. they are the ones who should be blamed. >> there is something though about this push back on a republican alternative there are about 20 plans out there. there hasn't been unity around one. >> look that's really hard to do. because, look, it it's not a concern idea to want to go after and revolutionize a sixth of the american economy in one in the first place. that's a liberal idea. i think the whole problem with obamacare is if you wanted to go after a section, the uninsured, you could have done it narrowly in a specific way and not change everything. so, it's sort of -- conservatives are uncomfortable with the whole idea of replacing the grandness of obamacare. and that's why they had to work on specific details of it one by one. >> republicans have talked about healthcare reform for years and now it's time to walk the walk. >> that is it for the panel. stay tuned for a

he's got the economic experience, governor angus prince, the guy you know. i guess as opposed to a guy you don't know." ? guess what? a few weeks after that,yats has become the interim prime minister of the ukraine. if i were a russian, i would look at that and say, in, who is responsible for a lot of this? i'm not saying the national endowment for democracy is completely responsible, but they are a catalyst. when you have 65 -- count them, 65 projects in the ukraine funded with $100 million, if i were a russian know it's a, looks like they're trying to do with ukraine what they did to the rest of eastern europe with the u.s. pledged not to do, and pluck these countries off one by one and have them join that only european community, but nato. the russians aren't going to stand for that. the people organizing obama might have warned him that you go and bridge too far when he threatened the strategic interest the russians consider so sensitive as ukraine. >> timothy snyder, your response? on whatss a lot depends you think russia's strategic interest are. i was

angus has warned employees as h1 not to pay and gain sharing of productivity payments due next month. whatever i'll go for costs and pension benefits remains unresolved stick to have strengthened the four hour work stoppage fingers as well as dublin cork and shannon airport on the fourteenth of march today the minister for transport to your broker urged the union to call all the planned industrial action it is a pic to disrupt the weekend. she is that if the strike goes ahead giving convenience of hundreds presence of people and tourists coming into ireland's that person on tuesday and also a lot of irish citizens at a going away for the weekend for a really hard earned break. so said the strike is being called but to do. but the government and not by any of the cove is about. and again you aren't sick because of initiatives. the thirty six year old homeless man has appeared in court charged that the merger of get sick and cause a k a . the forty four year old polish band was stabbed to death in dublin last wednesday nights. andre soul from of mice which was who's also from poland wit

steve and carol, and the photography i've enjoyed for years and years, and angus and thomas and mark and ted, and i go over here and lauren, or managinged it for at poz. the reason we never missed a deadline the terms of delivering the magazine. despite our sometimes dysfunctional -- lauren hoffman right here. my cousin who worked at poz to. dropped out of college to come work for poz, and other people. and my pal, naomi, who is just an amazing gal. so, a lot of what i have said at some of these other events i don't need to see here because people understand the epidemic, people in this room, and in a way that is different from so many other places i have spoken. so i'll do the prologue and then we can get into a discussion. requires glasses. >> december, 1989. new york city. i am nervousry sitting in a pew in st. patrick's cathedral in new york where cardinal conners is about to celebrate mass. it has been years since i celebrated mass and longer since i took communion. i remember the ah i felt as an an altar boy, and later the anger when the church betrayed me. it's bitterly cold.

and for that reason, they've now appointed angus houston as the coordinator for that investigation out here. he is just being briefed today. but hopefully we'll have more details on where that investigation and search is leading tomorrow, don. >> atika shubert with that investigation. thank you very much. i want to bring in my panel of experts now. colleen keller, whose work was instrumental in finding the wreckage of air france flight 447 three years ago. and jeffrey thomas runs a website that keeps an eye on airline safety around the world. lest abomb, a 777 pilot and military aviator. and we also have will ripley who is out in the water now with the traveling, shadowing the ocean shield. and he will be showing what's is going on there. you see the ocean shield there behind him. you think it's a military vessel. it's not a military vessel. do you think this is maybe the best hope yet to find something? this is indeed a vehicle that could do it? >> i think expectation is the key word here, don. i think we've got some sophisticated technology both this the form of -- sorry, about the s

joining us now from maine, angus king, an independent, one of the senators proposing the fixes and here in studio, wyoming senator john barasso and a doctor. the white house announced more than six million people now total have signed up for private health insurance on the exchanges including 1.8 million so far just in march. but they still have no numbers for how many people have paid for coverage, how many so-called young invincibles have signed up nor how many people have signed up who were previously uninsured. senator, given that, how much is this six million number actually mean? >> i don't think it means anything, chris. i think they're cooking the books on this. people want to know the answers. they also want to know once this is said and done, what kind of insurance will those people actually have? will they be able to keep the doctor they want? how much more is it going to cost them? we know that some of the best cancer hospitals in the country want very little to do with people that actually buy this insurance on the obamacare exchanges. >> let's stick with -- >> chris. >> wa