back to you, greg. >> david piper reporting in bangkok, thailand. david, thank you.e going to bring you a lot more on this hunt for the missing plane's black box recorders when we talk very shortly to an aviation security analyst, so stay tuned for that. >>> meanwhile, there are new questions today about what may have sparked this week's shooting at ft. hood. according to one account, the alleged gunman, army specialist ivan lopez, apparently became irate when he visited a human resources office and requested an application for leave of absence, but he was told to come back the next day. police say lopez then returned with a gun and started firing, killing four people, including himself, and injuring at least 16 others. texas congressman john carter is saying it's still difficult to know exactly why lopez did what he did. >> the people who are drawn to do mass killings, historically, they're drawn to the same gathering of people. if you look at what happens at schools, we have some people who choose schools as a place to have a mass killing, and unfortunately, i serv

i teach at sasin graduate institute, one of the top international business schools in bangkok, thailand i teach in the area of sustainability. >> i love people saying this is the -- a lot of people say this is the asian century. perhaps with 2015, with the new association of southeast asian nations economic community, asean, southeast asia will become a pact similar to european union but hopefully without all the flaws. that would have a huge impact in our region. >> its a region of lots of resources, lots of culture, lots to offer to the rest of the world. >> myanmar is so rich in natural resources. there is a danger of the country being pillaged. well, i think the international community does know better. their consumers are demanding more responsible practice, demanding that the welfare of the workers through the whole supply chain, whether its in china, myanmar or in their own country, is of an acceptable standard. that is something that one cannot always be confident in, but that seems to be the trend. a lot of large companies have had to change and improve their practices based on

let's get now to david piper, who is streaming live from bangkok, thailand. david, tell us more about these charges the crew is now facing. >> reporter: yeah, good day to you. the captain and crew are facing charges of negligence and failing to ensure the safety of passengers. now, the captain has been defending himself today. he says he didn't announce that everyone should abandon ship immediately because he feared they would be swept away, because there are no rescue ships around. but he wasn't at the helm of the ship at the time of the accident. he was in a cabin and a third officer, a woman, a 25-year-old, was in charge of the ship. also at this time there are reports that the shipses swerved dramatically just before the distress signal, and some experts are suggesting that it could have meant that the cargo within the ship moved, and that is why the ship quickly capsized. back to you. >> the search is still going on. what can you tell us about the latest in the search efforts for survivors? >> reporter: well, it's been a tough four days for the search te

david piper is streaming live now from bangkok, thailand, with the latest. hi, david. >> reporter: hi, patty ann. five weeks now since that malaysian airlines jet went missing, and now it's become a race against time to find the black boxes, because the batteries are believed to be running out very soon. ships and planes have today been searching two smaller areas around 18,000 square miles in the indian ocean, perth, australia. the search area has narrowed after the signals from the black boxes were detected. but no signals were found today. the last confirmed signals were detected back on tuesday. australian prime minister tony abbott, speaking in china, said it wouldn't be easy to retrieve the black boxes. >> while we do have a high degree of confidence that the transmissions that they've been picking up are from flight mh-370's black box recorder, no one should underestimate the difficulties of the task still ahead of us. >> reporter: and he also warned the black boxes' transmissions were now failing because the batteries are running out. the australian

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discuss how to boost cooperation and preparedness for emergencies seven people have been killed in bangkok thailand after bong gun to be left over from world war two exploded at a scrap metal shop the explosion happened on wednesday afternoon in a residential area of northern bangkok. construction workers attending the bomb and grind it to the scrap metal shop on monday and i'll be the pick up the construction of the kids wanted them to cut into pieces. and what he wanted the money. seven people were killed and twenty others were wounded. add the lemon. we think the bone tissue back to the second world war and it weighed about two hundred and twenty seven kilograms. it seems they didn't know what it was so big nineties it using a gas torch while trying to cut it open. the bomb may have been drawn by our own voices trying to disrupt and japanese supply routes during world war two. thailand allowed the japanese places to use its territory during the con plates. i still owe an unexploded bomb was discovered to be tasted and fifteen km away from the site of wednesday's class. it was handed over to the

david piper is streaming live from bangkok, thailand, as he has been on this story. david, what's the latest? >> reporter: yes, there are those fresh signs that the international search operation may be closing in on where that malaysian airlines jet is. a chinese ship has now reported twice detecting those pulses in the southern indian ocean, and each time they were, we understand, in the same area. but the second time the pulses were heard saturday, they were described as fleeting. the pulses are reported to be on the same sound frequency as those that are sent from black boxes on a plane. the australian coordinators of the sea search are describing the sounds the chinese ship detected as an important lead. >> this morning we were contacted by the chinese authorities and advised that late yesterday afternoon they had redetected the signals within just two kilometers of the original detection. this is an important and encouraging lead. but one which i urge you to continue to treat carefully. >> the australian authorities are also keen to stress nothing is conclusive

we have more live from bangkok thailand, david? >> reporter: hi, greg, yes, there's renewed hope that search teams are getting closer to finding out what happened to the jet. a chinese ship has now reported detecting pulses twice in the southern indian ocean, and the pulse sounds are detected a thousand miles west of perth, australia. and are reported to be the same frequency that are spent from the source of pings in a black box on a plane. they are describing the sounds that the chinese ship detected as an important lead. >> this morning we were contacted by the chinese authorities and advised that they had redetected the signals for 90 seconds within just two kill c kilometers of the original detection. this is an important and encouraging lead. but one which i urge you to continue to treat carefully. >> reporter: the australian authorities are also aware that nothing is conclusive yet and they have reported picking up an underwater sound in a different area about 300 nautical miles away. the ship is now investigating the sound

david piper is streaming live from bangkok, thailand. david. >> reporter: yes, it's over four weeks now since the jet went missing and the mystery could be about to be solved. the official chinese news agency says chinese patrol ship detected pulse signals in the southern indian ocean. the possible ping sounds were discovered by the ship in an area outside today's search area about 1,000 miles west of perth. the chinese report which is believed to have come directly from the ship says the pulses were the same as the pings that would be sent from the plane's black box. chinese television reported some of its ships have been moved to the new location but didn't say why, but worth being cautious about the reports because there have been so many if you also leads before and the australian authorities which are leading the sea search are likely to send ships and planes to the area sunday and they say nothing is conclusive yet about the sounds that are coming now from the sea. earlier, the malaysian authorities which are leading the investigat

david piper joins us from bangkok, thailand with the latest. david? >> good morning.finding the plain yet but they have strong leads. chinese australian ships have sounds in the indian ocean they could be coming from the plane's black boxes. they dragged a ping locator behind it deep in the sea. they have been sent to australia from the u.s. the first detected lasted for over 2 hours the second lasting 13 minutes. the missing plane has two black boxes on board. one a cockpit reporter the other a flight data recorder. a chinese vessel recorded over the weekend showing pulses in the ocean floor in a different area 300 nautical miles away. the australian forces said those detected are consistent with those sent on the plane's black box. >> clearly this is the most promising lead and probably in the search by far it is the -- it is probably the best information that we have had. >> australia investigated the warning that it could be several days before they can confirm if they have found the black boxes. >> david piper, thank you so much. >> we need to get to this ficly a

david is live from bangkok, thailand with the latest on that. go good morning, david.t has proved to be the case. they sent a robot submersible overnight to try to locate the plane. they had a problem once it went beneath the operating depth of 3 miles and had to be brought back to the surface. the blue fin 21 from the u.s. was sent to map out an area of 500 square miles. this is the area where four signals were detected which they believe are consistent with those sent by the black boxes of the plane. the batteries, the power of the black box had run out. from analyzing satellite data they believe the malaysian airlines jet which was traveling from malaysia to china was diverted to the seas of australia and crashed oafter running out of fuel. the plan at the moment is to send a sub d later today. thank you, david. >> oo did you stay up late to see the blood moon lunar eclipse? take a look at the spectacular sight. this rare event happens when the earth moves between the sun and the moon casting a shadow making the moon appear red. you have a little bit of time to chec

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david piper thanks so much live for us in bangkok, thailand. >> one of the followers on twitter justed us it is spring after all. he is right because it is warmer. >> when you are walking down the streets of new york you don't see the winter coats any more. that was a good sign. >> early this morning a little chilly. need the light jacket across parts of the east especially in caribu maine, 19 degrees. in snoeshg city and raleigh north carolina you are waking up to temperatures in the 40's early this morning. a little chili earlier. but we head into the afternoon hours the sunshine will come out and you will be climbing into the 70s in raleigh and atlanta. you will be in the 90s in dell rio and el paso and also phoenix. otherwise heather and ainsley we have a storm system rolling through parts of the great lakes just like showers rig-- light showers right now but we could see flooding into kentucky and northern new jersey. we will be tracking the next storm system. >> stay on top of it, maria molina. >> of course. >> it is 19 minutes to the top of the hour. do you get a flu shot ever

starts in north korea, running through china, through southeast asian countries and ultimately to bangkok thailandeens first encounter the outside world, there's really nothing like it, and many of them -- their past time is just devouring books, tv, movies, news. to help north korean refugees is -- comes with risk as well. north korea will send assassins in to china to assassinate foreign workers assisting north korean refugees. they will pose as refugees themselves, so that really threatens to sabotage the work, but to see the transformation where we become friends, break down those walls and barriers, and they trust us, our organization, and we become partners in this work, some of them become, you know, real partners in helping and assisting other north koreans. >> mike kim's organization continues to help north korean refugees. coming up tonight on al jazeera america, sentenced to life in prison, but a pardon from president obama gave her freedom. her emotional story and what she has learned about life behind bars. >>> plus persistent drought in california, what can californians do now, and t

and david piper is streaming live from bangkok, thailand. >> reporter: yes, the search is continuing the waters off south korea and 16 hours since that ferry started to cap side. throw 80 people are still missing. the ferry was carrying high school students and travel nothing the northwest to the southern resort island. dozens of ships and helicopters have been involved in the rescue effort. a us navy ship is helping. others were told to jump in the water and be picked up by ships. the ferryboat tilted at 45 degrees. and only a part of the hull was left above the surface and the survivors said they were thrown around as the ship hit something and others said friends were trapped and couldn't escape. >> the announcer told us to stay still. and a lot of students didn't get out of the ship. >> it was reported that the weather was good at the time of the cap size. and also there are reports that the ship may have hit a underwater rock. >> thank you for that. very difficult pictures there. >> disturbing revelation from the iran nuclear program. admitting that his country lied to the world

david piper streaming live from bangkok, thailand, with the latest. >> reporter: hi, gregg. it's now over four weeks since the malaysian airlines jet went missing. there does seem to be the real possibility that they may be able to solve the mystery now. according to the official chinese news agency, a chinese patrol ship detected pulse signals in the southern indian ocean. the sounds could be from the plane's black box. the ship detected them in an area outside today's search area, about 1,000 miles west of perth, australia. the chinese report, which is believed to come directly from the ship, said the pulses were on the same frequency as those that will be sent from the plane's black boxes. chinese television earlier reported some of its ships have been moved to the new location, but didn't say why. there have been so many false leads before, though. and a chinese report says it's still not clear if the pulses came from the black boxes. >> cannot confirm the pulses de la hoya effected belong to the black box. the information compiled is being analyzed by china's maritime r

damon steven, bangkok thailand, bill, your commentary on aftermath of the bundy controversy was poetp for normal americans like bundy. get a clue, moron. i have a clue, how are things in the fringe these days? having fun. saw a clip of beyonce on "the factor" bill and was stunned. what a terrible message she's sending to young women everywhere. carry perry, how you talk about beyonce is how they talked about elvis. she empowers women. agree, elvis presley swivelled his hips in a provocative manner. so do hula dancers. what they are putting out there is more horrible than dance moves. if you don't want to understand it. bill, i'm surprised and sad that you were so ignore rant of pope john paul ii. you judged a beautiful man on one issue only. i did not judge him. i accurately pointed out his record on child abuse was not good and pope francis might have wait add bit before cannonizing him and i stand by that. rome, italy, mr. o'reilly, if you don't have anything nice to say about the former pope, don't say anything at all. that's not the way it works august. i said plenty of good thin

david piper is streaming live from bangkok, thailand, with the latest. david?> reporter: hi, gregg. yes, it's five weeks now since the malaysian airlines jet went missing with 239 people on board. and it's now become a race against time to find its black boxes before their batteries expire. ships and planes have today been searching two smaller areas of about 18,000 square miles in the indian ocean west of perth, australia. the search area has narrowed considerably over the past week after signals from the black boxes were detected. but no signals were found today. the last confirmed signals were detected back on tuesday. australian prime minister, tony abbott, warned it wouldn't be easy to recover the black boxes. >> while we do have a high degree of confidence that the transmissions that we've been picking up are from flight mh-370's black box recorder, no one should underestimate the difficulties of the tasks still ahead of us. >> reporter: and he also warned the black boxes transmissions were now fading. the australian authorities say they will continue to

david piper dreaming live from bangkok, thailand. david? >> reporter: hi, jon, yes. people, one school in particular south of the capitol seoul has been hardest hit bit disaster. students returnedded to class at high school. almost 250 students and teachers from the school are confirmed dead or missing. flowers and notes covered the desks of the missing students. classes at first will be used to help students deal with the loss. the ferry was carrying 476 passengers, closely high school students going on a trip to a resort island. only 174 people were saved. what has been shocking for the people of south korea is that all but seven of ships 29 crewmembers survived. reports suggest that no evacuation order was given immediately. and people were told to stay in their rooms. 11 of the crew have been arrested in connection with abandoning, or failing to properly evacuate the ship including the captain. investigators still don't know why the ship capsized. they're looking at number of possibilities such as strong winds, ocean currents or improperly loaded freight. trackin

david piper following the story from bangkok thailand, david? >> reporter: jenna, it has been a week since that ferry capsized off of south korea and divers continue to search at this hour t remains a difficult and complicated operation. they have managed to reach the third and fourth floors of the submerged, up side down ferry. divers can only stay under water for maximum of 60 minutes, often much less, despite the length of time since the ferry sunk, south korean officials are still calling it a rescue operation. but it's a mission that is becoming more complicated. to search each cabin they have to, for instance, break down the walls between them because they are all compartments. a multly legged underwater robot is also soon going to be used to help in the search. the disaster has become a national tragedy for south korea with so many children dead or still missing. the revelation that the crew abandoned vessel while many passengers were still on board. most of those on board the ferry were students on a school trip. counsel something being

david piper from bangkok, thailand with the latest. david? >> reporter: jon, special weather conditional loud divers to spend more time in the sunken ferry today and they have been retrieving more bodies. now newly-released video has shown a diver trying to break through a window on the sunken ferry. they have been able to get further into the sunken ship to allow them to retrieve the bodies. those they recovered are taken by ambulance, for identification by loved once. physical descriptions are posted for relatives if victim identification is unknown. many family members and friends those on board still on a nearby island awaiting news of their loved ones. south korean authorities deployed an underwater robot to aid in the search. -- on standby to eventually raise the vessel. the ferry tipped over and sank within two hours. it is not yet clear why. the crew have been criticized for allegedly failing to save passengers. and as the ship listed passengers were told to remain in rooms and cabins. transcripts from communications with the coast gu

jon: david piper is streaming live from bangkok, thailand. david, we have had plenty of false alarms before. how credible are these latest reports of sounds being detected underwater? >> reporter: hi, jon. yes, lots of false leads and a lots of wasted time. the australians are being very cautious but they're described it as a promising lead. perhaps the key to their statement they have given out today they suggested that they heard two different signals, two different pings. also on that they say it is consistent. so it means it was on the 39.5 gig hearts frequency. that is what the black boxes would be transmitted at. there were two black boxes on the plane. one for the cockpit recorder around the other to record flight data. so at the moment, that is the most promising lead they have had in a very long time, jon. jon: well we don't want to get too far ahead of ourselves here, but what will be the next thing they do if in fact they have located those boxes? >> reporter: well, as you say there's a long process may be involved. they need to tr

david piper streaming live from bangkok, thailand, with the latest for us now. david?rter: hi, jenna, yes, search teams have been struggling to get into the ship to find any survivors, and hopes are fading fast that anyone could have survived inside that ship. we understand now that the ship is totally sub merged. they've been using air pgas to stop it -- airbags to stop it sinking further. divers did manage to get into the cargo hold but couldn't get further because of obstacles. they've been pumping oxygen into the vessel, and they hope to use cranes to, perhaps, move the ship to shallower waters. the slow pace of the search is causing understandable grief to families waiting for news on a nearby island. they've been complaining about lack of information and also claims there was no order to abandon ship. meanwhile, the vice principal at the school where the vast majority of children onboard came from has hanged himself on a nearby island. he survived and is reported to have felt guilty. it's also emerged that the captain of the ferry was not at the helm of the vesse

in thailand attract companies to list in bangkok? we asked a senior executive from the stock exchange in thailand. ♪ back "on the move." calm returning to bangkok. we are joined by the executive vice president of the stock exchange of thailand. thank you for joining us. let's start off with a look at these protests. how have they been playing out when it comes to your business? >> let me remind you. thank you for inviting me. of arear, the net profit listed companies over 24 billion. we paid out over 11 billion in dividends. we had about 38 securities listed on the exchange with over 11 billion of market cap. we've ranked number seven in the world in terms of fundraising. we have one of the largest ipos last year. think coming from that, we had a pretty good year. we did have some breaks with the postponement due to the political tension, but today, number eight of our ipo is coming on board today. year seemed to be very good performances. this year, there has been a bit of a break. how do you restore confidence in the market with the

david piper is live in bangkok, thailand, with the latest.g, david. >> reporter: yes, good morning. australian officials feel sure they're searching in the right location for the missing plane. the reason that they're so confident is that they've actually picked up signals again which they believe are from the black boxes of the aircraft. the australian ship ocean shield heard the signals again tuesday afternoon and evening while dragging a locator pinger from the u.s. in the search area west of perth, australia. the signals were in the same area as those detected at the weekend. and those sounds have now been analyzed. and australian authorities believe they come from a flight data recorder. >> i believe we are searching in the right area, but we need to visually identify aircraft wreckage before we can confirm, with certainty, that this is the final resting place of mh370. >> reporter: -- signals again and refine the search area before sending a submersible down to search for wreckage. there isn't any confirmation they have found the plane,

. >> some breaking news from thailand where one protesters has been killed and four others injured during an antigovernment march in bangkokotests were led by students and also people, the people who network for thailand's reform. again we are hearing one protester has been killed and four others injured in thailand during an antigovernment march and we will bring you more information on this breaking news story if and when we have it. french president has named a new prime minister and the ruling socialist party wants to change the government after it lost 150 seats in local elections. chinese and european leaders have been meeting in brussels and eu is talking about eager to strengthen relations and phil reports. >> reporter: he may be made in china but what is made in europe has ping excited and the bus and bmw have benefitted from his country's checkbook this week and that is france and germany, the next and final stop is belgium. the city will be more specific, this place is a long way from china geographically and metaphoricily and it's one of a souper power developing at an astonishing rate and here it's a sleepy pl

. >> pro government protest organize necessary thailand said half a million people are expected to join a rally in western bangkok to come held ton the next several days. we have reports from bangkok. >> reporter: it's been a tough week for prime minister shinawatra. if they find her in dereliction of duty, thailand's constitutional court is proceeding with a case against her. >> if you look at the dangerous of both cases, if she's impeached in the senate she's also out. if she's ruled by the constitutional ruled that she is no longer thi in position, she's also out. both could be harmful, one will come faster than the other. >> reporter: the ruling could come in a matter of weeks. it's a shift of the government for the first time. showing support for the prime minister during the legal challenges, but also accepting the message that they're still here. and they're promising to rally for several days. >> the people feel that the anti-corruption court is unfair. there is no justice. >> reporter: but think that the opposing sides have calmed down a bit over the past two weeks and there is hope that they might sit d

that is the battery run real possibility of civil war him in thailand and quite startlingly i in an opinion poll released today by the bangkok post newspaper they found that sixty eight percent of old and retired people two thirds of the population to now fear that the reason very very strong possibility that that civil war could happen the stations across afghanistan. unemployment is up to nearly ten hours of voting that soul massive turnout including in some of the most dangerous areas of the country. subsidize but mocks the nation's first democratic transfer of power turnout was so high that some polling centers ran out of balance. that's one of the main points of criticism to emerge from an otherwise rivers of the smooth process partial results were expected as soon as today with the final results in need by incumbent president ahmed cause i says the public's that is a patient has made the country proud and successful the book was in shock on trust with the two thousand and nine election which was bought by widespread allegations of vote rigging families could go into the macau and ceo and co founder of democracy interna

said the power station is working as an all to thailand now leeward islands pro government would ensure a tall holding a major rally on the outskirts of bangkok. they came to support the interim prime nz months in mock and countering anti government protests and the legal challenges to her administration. the richards have avoided rally in bangkok since last november to privilege she said. today's rally is being held dozens of kilometers from downtown as well for the same race. and china's one ministry has condemned an annual review of diplomatic relations which was approved by the japanese government on friday. foreign ministry spokesman leis said the document ignores the act maliciously hides the china threat theory. he seemed a little un pc you can see diplomatic who took twenty four tang think that's the facts will sleep like this minus nine and all recently criticizes on. we're extremely concerned and very dissatisfied. it's apparent that has stirred up trouble over that don't times and the sea. no matter what methods japan uses and harvard college could face the. if that cannot be changed now that doggone it's going to spawn. japan's ac

thailand celebrates memorial day, which marks the founding of bangkok as the capital.oming up next, we will be previewing the economic week ahead with our next guest, including tomorrow's policy discussion in japan. find out why he says the boj needs to step up quantitative easing after this short break. ♪ >> welcome back. let's take a look at some of the stories we are going to be tracking for you this week. china will be hosting global business and political leaders on tuesday. the premier will give the keynote address at the four-day summit, which is focused on identifying new growth drivers. australian prime minister is also expected to attend the meeting. tokyo is the venue for a two-day economy summit that begins on wednesday, april 9. aimed at bringing together local innovators, there are a number of high-profile speakers taking part, including larry ellison and tony fernandez. then australia releases its jobs data for march on thursday after inmployment reached 6% february, its highest level in over a decade. wereg and phillip morris the latest companies to ann

election officials in thailand said on wednesday the prime minister you will auction a lot has agreed to hold a fresh poll in july but pretty dark so long in bangkok has the story. tiger woods many went to the ballot box in the last elections in february by disruption by anti government protests has led to the ocean being canceled in many districts and in much the constitutional court ruled in the pool in behind it. election officials say they've reached an agreement with iraq on wednesday to call a fresh coat on two nine twenty at the elections in february to a swell anti government protests continued thursday was canceled in a new one with all the constituencies including bangkok late march the constitutional court nullified the elections instead they violated the constitution which stipulates that the eighteen month a face of hostile and on the same day. the thai government at all to read today programme to five lines at high prices to boost the incomes the phone is a key support they speaking up for the country's anti corruption commission is investigating the prime minister on suspicion of making it and it's a bit fine said guilty she could b

bangkok is falling the store. the case adds to the growing list of challenges facing you have to act. the prime minister's that she will carry on with the job of governing the country. thailand's constitutional court on wednesday accepted. i'm not the law suit against you and your administration. twenty senators and they did a petition claiming silver in the national security chief in two thousand and one in her own benefit. iraq told reporters on thursday she hopes the court will give her a fair trial. she said her actions were illegal and the court rules against her she would likely have to resign. the prime minister and government are already facing other legal challenges one comes from the anti corruption commission the panel investigating charges of dereliction of duty in a controversial start to this day. the master rally in bangkok on saturday here's the judiciary in the next against the government. unlike her older brother. prime minister talks in july. voters in the north and east close to this post title company claps and units. the anti government protesters have been missing for months trying to topple the government. in afghanistan will go to the polls on saturday

bangkok. all from a bomb dropped during world war ii. it was dug up at a construction site and then sold off as scrap. during the war thailandaligned itself with japan, japanese troops entered the country. three years later retaliation from the allies began. >> by 1944 the allies started bombing. transportation and movement from the japanese in the southeast asian. >> reporter: one of those strategic sites, hundreds of bombs fell here during air raids. it nearly destroyed it. the station was rebuilt after the war. but there is concern that some of those bombs could still be buried in this part of bangkok. >> we're on this property now. >> growing up nearby. the house burned to the ground from the bombing he was 11 years old. >> it was panic, of course, we never had anything like that before. and it was quite frightening. but mousily a mostly at night. >> just two days after the scrapyard explosion another world war ii era bomb was discovered in the lake of the outside skirts of the city. with a great amount of development going on in bangkok, there is danger of more bombs being unearthed. >> police were concerned about furth

thailand. a gunman fired on a protest march in bangkok. 23 people have been killed since november of last yearests took to the streets. they call for the current foreign minister to step down, calling her corrupt. >> a can i go deadline is approaching for the missing malaysia airlines flight 370. the batteries in the black box will quit working in about a week. >> 24 bodies have been recovered from the mud slide in washington state. 22 people are still missing. crews making some progress clearing up the more than 300-acres of rubble, but the major highway in and out of town is closed. as we report, residents are growing more isolated. >> as the search moves into a second week, the focus remains clear, find the people who are still missing. while highway 30 remains closed, an old power utility road has been opened, allowing emergency vehicles to more easily access the debris field and travel to the kass without a he will co. every. for residents like desiree left with no road, frustration is beginning to build. >> we can't even get to work. we have to go completely around, which is 150 miles ou

bangkok. all from a bomb brought during world war ii. it was dug up at a construction site and sold off for scrap. workers were taking it apart when it detonated. during the war, thailand alined itself with japan. the day pearl harbour was bombed japanese troops entered the country. three years later, retaliation from the allies began. >> by 1944, 1945 the allies started bombing strategic point in thailand. transportation, movement of the japanese in the south-east asian theatre. >> and one of those strategic sites right here, the railway station. hundreds of bombs fell during air raids, nearly destroying it. the station was buried. some of the bolls were buried in bangkok. >> we are on this property now. >> this man grew up nearby. his house was burnt to the ground from the bombing. he was 11 years old. >> it was panic. worse during the day time. mostly at night they had to go - until it was all over. >> just two days after the scrap yard explosion, another bomb was discovered in a lake on the outskirts of the city. with a great deal of development in bangkok, there is frequent digging opening up the danger of more bombs being unearthed. >> translation: after the expl

bangkok. all from a bomb dropped during world war ii. it was dug up at a nearby construction site, then sold as scrap. workers were taking it apart when it detonated. >> during the war, thailand aligned with japan. when paul harbor was bombed, japanese troops entered the country. retaliation from the allies began three years later. >> by 1944, 1945, the allies started bombing strategic points in thailand. movement of the japanese in the theater. >> one those strategic sites right here, the railway station. hundreds of bombs fell during air raised. it nearly destroyed it, the station was rebuilt after the war, there's concern that some of those bombs could still be buried in this part of bangkok. >> we're on this property now. >> his house burned to the ground from the bombing when he was 11 years old. >> it was panic, of course, we never lad anything like that before and during the daytime, it was frightening. but mostly at night, we all had to go down underneath. the sirens came and we would go back. >> just two days after the scrap yard explosion, another world war ii bomb was discovered in the outskirts of the city. with a great deal of development, there is frequent diggi