two hundred and thirty nine people on the boat disappeared on its flight from kuala lumpur to beijing china is losing patience with the nation efforts to coordinate this at school again. a spokesman for the chinese foreign ministry said the chinese working gripping the nation has met with nana's headlines officials and fifteen on accurate information about the missing playing he grew up. don't you know how to do so would you. it's tough to watch the image is took settled to be released to china whose nationals made up the majority is as simple as intensified its subsidized coverage. it announced it he says the area was affected so taken with the sets were small. what does president obama warned russia on what to say the west will be forced to apply a cost to moscow it if it fails to change course and it's a space with ukraine. obama met new ukrainian prime minister of sydney gets a new to discuss how to force russia to loosen its grip on ukraine's crimea region we will continue to save for the russian government. if it continues on the fact that it is all. then the oreos for the internation

two hundred and thirty nine people on the boat disappeared on its flight from kuala lumpur to beijing china is losing patience with the nation efforts to coordinate this at school again. a spokesman for the chinese foreign ministry said the chinese working group in the nation has met with an ace and lines officials and to deepen on accurate information about the missing playing he grew up. don't you know how to use toward you. it's not clear why the image is took settled to be released that china whose nationals made up the majority is as simple as intensified its subsidized coverage. it announced that he says the area was affected so taken with the sets were small. what does president obama warned russia on what to say the west will be forced to apply a cost to moscow it if it fails to change course and it's a space with ukraine. obama met new ukrainian prime minister of sydney gets a new to discuss how to force russia to loosen its grip on ukraine's crimea region we will continue to save for the russian government. if it continues on the fact that it is all. then the oreos for the interna

the plane disappeared about two hours into a flight from kuala lumpur to beijing. china state-run news agency said radar contact was lost with the airliner as it was flying over the ho chi minh air traffic in vietnam. airline officials did give the nationalities of the passengers, the vast majority chinese. the captain was a veteran with more than three decades at the airlines. we will continue to bring you any developments. again, four americans on board, including an infant. "unguarded with rachel nichols" starts right now. >>> tonight on "unguarded with rachel nichols." some red sox players kept their beards, while others shaved. >> i was like, what did i just do? >> unhappy. two years ago the blade runner oscar pistorius was a hero the world over. now he's on trial for murder. >> he took a gun and shot this girl reeva steenkamp and she's dead now. >>> unmatched. a girl set a school record for most wins on the wrestling mat. all against boys. ♪ >>> welcome to "unguarded." last fall, the boston red sox didn't just become world series champions, they became a phenomena.

that flight was traveling from kuala lampur to beijing, china. and simply went off radar. search-and-rescue has been launched and that's all we know at this time. we are checking with authorities in that part of the world. we understand that weather at the time was fair. visibility was about 2 miles. there are no storms in the area. so if there was something wrong it may have been a mechanical problem. again, this is a boeing 777 missing on a flight to beijing. 239 aboard. and we'll bring you more information as it comes n allen, liz. >> ken, we do know that that type of plane is flown a lot in that part of the world. it was the asiana plane that crashed at sfo was a 777. >> reporter: these are meant to go transcontinental and that means a long time in the air, 14, 16 hours without refueling. this is an aircraft that is pretty stout. so if there was an onboard problem was something that came on suddenly. all the air traffic control people can tell us at this point is that they lost contact with the aircraft. >> thank you. >>> a little bit of shaking in the east bay this af

41 de la madrugada del sábado el capitán y el copiloto hacen un exitoso despeje con destino a beijing, china, las últimas palabras detectadas en la cabina fue ok, buenas noches, dejan de enviar información de ruta, velocidad y altitud, radares militares detectan un ascenso violento del avión a 45 mil pies, luego desciende a 35 mil pies y después sube a 35 mil pies otra vez, malasya airlines denuncia la desaparición ,la prensa de su país lo acusa de retener por varios días evidencias obtenidas en la residencia del piloto ,incluiodo una computadora portatil, exigen su renuncia . >>> el piloto viste una camiseta que dice democracy is death ,la democracia está muerta, es un fiel defensor de la democracia en malasia, también reveló que su esposa y 3 hijos se mudaron de casa, otra información reporta la prensa malaya que autoridades revelaro n que también es posible que la aeronave pudo haber transmitido una señal vía satélite desde la tierra ,si el avión estaba intacto y tenía energía suficiente lo pudo haber hecho . >>> hipótesis interesantes . >>> así es lourde,s tenemos entendido que sus dos h

david mackenzie just report of the families have now been taken to a hotel in beijing. china deployed two ships to search the south china sea along with the vietnamese officials and those search and rescue efforts the airline ceo has been concentrating on. >> our focus now is to work with the emergency responders and mobilize full support. and our thoughts and prayers are with all affected passengers and crew and their family members. >> a little bit earlier when we were covering this story, my colleague spoke with the man who attended. >> we learned a lot that we already knew from the news conference. but we didn't learn crucial details and i am wondering if you can tell us about the rescue effort. with anything is being said in kuala lumpur about the search for the people on board. >> now but malaysia airlines has been working closely to verify the authenticity of the report appeared the report saying that the aircraft landed in china and speaking of the rescue effort, malaysia airlines working >>> also they're working with the vietnamese government to locate the aircraft,

the plane was headed from kuala lumpur to beijing, china when contact was lost. richard reeve is following all the fast-moving developments. news does not appear good. vietnamese air force plane spotted those oil slicks close wentere that going 777 missing. it is the first sign the jetliner has crashed. among those on board, three americans. a man identified as philip boyd and two young children, aged 4 and 2. joiningavy destroyer is the search for malaysia airlines flight 370. with 239 on board went missing on saturday in the south china sea. >> no news. worried. >> air force pilots have discovered to large oil slicks, the kind that would be produced by fuel tanks from a twin jetliner. >> all indications are that there was no distress call. there could be something catastrophic that has taken place. roke radarne b contact and midflight. on board -- 270 seven passengers from 14 countries. >> we are doing everything we can to ensure that every possible angle in the situation is addressed. >> the pilot has had 31 years with malaysia airlines. one of the best safety

our sister network, sky news, is reporting that some of the families in beijing, china, will be takening to australia after these objects were spotted in the search area in the southern indian ocean. if that is true that would be significant as well. we don't know. we're waiting for confirmmation on all this stuff. and that information should be forth coming in a moment here from the malaysian prime minister, live coverage on that, out of kuala lumpur when we continue in a moment. aren't. why? because selling thfunds makes them more money. which makes you wonder. isn't at a conflict? search "proprietary mutual funds". yikes!! then go to e*trade. we've got over 8,000 mutual funds and not one of them has our name on it. we're in the business of finding the right investments for u. e*trade. less for us, more for you. the fund's prospectus contains its investment objectives, risks, chargesexpenses and other importt information and should be re and considered carefully befo investing. for a current prospectus visit www.etrade.com/mutualfunds. data. using a type of analysis, never before us

tienen ni una pista lo que para ustedes haber pasado con el aviÓn de malasia que cubrio la ruta a beijing chinala he volado en este mismo de aviÓn muchas veces por la noche a la misma hora que este aviÓn desaparecido, la ruta no tienen ningÚn factor que haya podido crear esta desapariciÓn. >>> por el momento no se descarta ninguna posibilidad. el jefe de aeronÁutica civil de malasia dijo que los investigadores ven cada Ángulo para explicar la desapariciÓn de la aeronave. >>> desde uno falla mecÁnica hasta un secuestro. >>> el sÁbado por la madrugada no habÍa pasado ni una hora desde el despegue ganando el vuelo desapareciÓ del radial ar sobre el golfo de tailandia entre malasia alrededor de ese punto decenas de barcos y aeronaves de diferentes naciones buscaban la aeronave. >>> incluidos helicÓpteros de la marina de los estados unidos. >>> tambiÉn han sido enviados expertos en aviaciÓn y se harÁ todo lo t necesario dice la casa blanca porque hasta el momento no se ha encontrado nada. >>> es un aviÓn grande. y no creo que a pesar de que tan grande pueda ser el oez t ocÉan lo pueda esconder para

it lost contact on the way to beijing, china. they're confirming there were no distress calls.nd the families of the passengers are still clinging to hope. they're waiting to hear the fate of loved ones. the state department is sending condolences already saying three americans, including an infant were on board the flight. look forward to seeing you right back here at 1:00 p.m. eastern. i'll send you back to 'forbes on fox". >>> the world is on edge as russia uses its military might in the ukraine. on the same day this week, china announced increase in budget, president obama announces he wants to slash defense spending here. is that wise? >> no, it's not wise. we're talk about dramatic cuts in defense spending. it's not driving the debt crisis in the united states. entitlements are. we're got north korea, iran improving the range of their missles. our defense is a force for stability and peace. people always equate it to china. china -- china's the enron of government bookkeeping. they mask their defense spending saying it is space spending. >> with all this stuff going on, t

continÚa con los familiares de los pasajeros, ayer ocurriÓ lo mismo con los que se encuentran en beijing chinaizÓ una marcha en chicago convocada por elvira arellano, reciÉn liberada. mÁs de 300 personas atendieron el llamado hoy, para protestar por la separaciÓn de familias. >>> las medidas de seguridad en la torre de nueva york, fueron puestas en dudas luego de varios incidentes, el Último de ellos es el hallazgo de un guardia dormido que confiesa sufrir de ceguera parcial, se observa en una fotografÍa publicada por the nueva york post. los jÓvenes pasaron al lado del vigilante, subieron al piso 104 y varios paracaidistas se lanzaron desde la azotea. la policÍa de palm beach florida anunciÓ el arresto de un violador en serie que abusÓ de 5 mujeres, el hombre de 28 aÑos estÁ acusado de 8 cargos de asalto sexual con cargos de allanamiento de morada y robo, fue capturado en guatemala en su paÍs natal y extraditado a estados unidos. >>> la policÍa de texas dijo que descubrieron una de las operaciones mÁs grande de contrabando humano en austin, en los Últimos aÑos, 28 adultos estaban contra su vo

local time malaysia flight 370 takes off from kuala lumpur headed to beijing, china. the boeing 777 is carrying 227 passengers and 12 crew on board. 26 minutes into the flight, at 1:07 a.m., one of the plane's critical communications sends its final transmission. the on board computer is called the aircraft communications addressing and reporting system, or acars. it measures thousands of data points about the plane and pilots' performance and sends the information via satellite. it is due to transmit again at 1:37 a.m., but never does. 1:19 a.m., someone inside the cockpit -- believed to be the co-pilot -- provides the last verbal communication with air traffic controllers. his last words "all right. good night." it's a common good-bye to controllers after being handed off. at 1:21 a.m., the transponder which identifies the plane to civilian radar, goes off. critical information like the plane's flight number, height, speed, and heading are all cut off. this happens at the same time the plane is supposed to check in with air traffic control in vietnam. 1:30 a.m., aut

malaysia air 777 vanished on the way from kuala lumpur to beijing. chinascue teams to the area off the vietnamese coast. malaysian air says that there is some evidence of the plane turned away from its normal route and may have been headed back to kuala lumpur. the jet was involved in a minor accident in 2012 but had been fully repaired. the airline said it has been in perfect working order. >> this aircraft was in the hangar 11 days ago. it went through a check. nothing was on toured with the aircraft. -- untoward with the aircraft. a while rescuers scramble to find the missing aircraft, it all underscores another challenge for a relatively new ceo. he's having to deal with turning around this airline's fortune. three years of losses right now. troubling times for malaysian airlines. >> the biggest loss was back in 2011. they lost three quarters of a billion dollars. they were able to shrink that into 2012. it ballooned last year. in total, we are looking at 1.3 billion dollars of losses. if you take a look at the cash flows, they are bleeding cash, as we

beijing suffers from severe air pollution. in southwestern chinat least 27 people were killed and more than 100 wounded in a knife attack at a train station. authorities say uniform men brandishing knives attacked passengers before several were shot by police. state television called it a terror attack. >>> back in the u.s., a major rainstorm continued to pound much of california which has been suffering through its worst drought in more than a century. more than 1,200 homes were evacuated yesterday following heavy rain. rainfall of three inches or more is expected throughout the weekend. mostly in southern california. the same storm producing all that rain in california is expected to move across the united states during the next 48 hours, dropping a wintry mix on portions of the united states and heavy snowfall in other areas. >>> the release of once confidential clinton administration documents from the national archives offers insight into hillary clinton's thinking when she tried unsuccessfully to overhaul the nation's health care system in 19

congested cities in the world and, its warm, dry, windless weather has made its smog worse than beijing, china. the ipo craze continues...chinese e-commerce site alibaba has unveiled plans to go public. it's the latest company to jump into the white hot ipo market. reuters reports the ipo proceeds could top 15 billion dollars. josef schuster, whose company tracks the ipo market, explains what the hype is about. "it's a preeminent e-commerce company in domestic china on the mainland, so it has huge growth potential and has full access to the chinese consumer." meantime, investors in yahoo-- which has a 24% stake in alibaba -- saw shares climb 4% yesterday. the company stands to collect billions off the public offering, which could then be used to issue a dividend or stock buyback plan. sears and lands end are parting ways. the retailer will spin off its lands end clothing business, which will begin trading on the nasdaq april 7th under ticker "l-e." shareholders approved the split late last week. sears -- which has struggled in recent years --recently told investors, it has experienced rare sal

the plane disappeared about two hours into a flight from kuala lumpur to beijing. chinate-run news agency said radar contact was lost with the airliner as it was flying

and now the government in beijing, china's really slamming the malaysian government for its handling of this situation. what's the latest? what are they saying? >> well, wolf, though they are saying they're coordinating search efforts and working closely with the malaysians, on the state media side they seem to be continually slamming malaysia, as you say. another state editorial coming out today basically calling the malaysians an underdeveloped country, a system of government that's wracked by corruption and proven by the fact the way they're handling this mystery and the search for mh-370. this is important because it all plays into the reaction of these families. of course it would be terrible to wait through these days and hours to figure out what happened to your loved one, but it's almost like a ticking timebomb, the people stuck in that hotel in beijing and in kuala lumpur. all these chindz peopese people getting for information is from the chinese media, which is heavily controlled by the government here and censors. they'll believe everything mostly that they're reading, th

the nine day meeting with china's annual parliamentary session which takes place every march right here in beijing. in other words to really could tell the press conference after the closing meeting of the second annual session of china's wealth national people's congress the press conference has been a ritual since nineteen ninety eight and offers valuable opportunities to learn more about china's future policies take a look at what kinds of economic related issues with the most pressing for this year. and what the premier also said. the press conference to be considered a supplement to the government work report. many of these said that china will continue and even uniforms as well as preventing the risks. when talking about the list of government debt he said choosing the gym. beyond that we have really good the the result of the staff all that as it is the result shows that the risks are under control. moreover i would get to do is give a show is also below the internationally recognized one in line and we're going to take further steps. moreover most of the dead takes the form of investment.

the plane left kuala lumpur, malaysia, saturday morning for beijing, china, with 239 people on board, including three americans. today, relatives in both cities held vigils and tried to comfort one another during what has become a painful and frustrating wait for news. we have a series of reports tonight. first we'll go to seth doane with the very latest. seth. >> reporter: good evening to you, scott. that search area has widen to include a 115-mile ride roadwayuous from where the plane lost contact, and those search teams, clght 34 aircraft and 40 ships, are, in authorities' words, combing every inch of the sea. what appeared to be clues have been debunked. a giant oil slick spotted in the south china sea was tested but nor were pieces of debris that at first appeared to be part of an airplane. no distress signals were sent from the plane, but radar indicates flight 370 may have turned back before losing contact with air traffic control. two passengers traveling on stolen passports with tickets both purchased from the same travel agent in thailand are now a key focus of the investiga

the protesters stayed with her taiwan's economy and lead the country bauble to pressure from beijing china's taiwan's biggest trading partner and a treat that is meant to open up each other's services market across eighteen industries. the protesters say they will take further action on this president mike dean joe response to their demands by friday. shifting gears now to the billion dollar supplement between the us justice department and japanese automaker toyota the agreement comes after a four year investigation by us regulators to find represents the largest criminal penalty imposed on a car company in us history. toyota has recalled more than ten million cars from two thousand i did or prawns with their brakes six of the reader pedals and floor mats. us attorney general eric holder's said that trade had misled the to render regulators and congress to conceal known safety issues holder said that in addition to paying the one point two billion dollar penalty toyota will have to fully admit wrongdoing in the criminal case. toyota president ceo of gm toyota said thursday that he could not

flying from malaysia to beijing, china, it all began one hour in, during the safest part of the flight. the night sky was clear. plane's safety record excellent. veteran pilot. when, the plane disappears. officials, today, are saying an oil slick that they tested was not from this flight. nor was a yellow object floating in the sea. how could this be? the flight was tracked by radar, as it soared out into the ocean. but that commercial radar only reaches about 250 miles into the sea. malaysian military radar may have picked up the plane, saying it might have turned back. but tonight, that is not clear. and why hasn't the plane been found? the search zone is massive. so, if the plane left its route, just turning a little to the left or right, the search zone expands by hundreds, if not a thousand miles. the plane does have black boxes that ping out a noise. and the waters are shallow, 165 feet deep. but submarines and special ships need to be within five to ten miles to hear it. today, investigators searched for clues on the two passengers who boarded using stolen passports. those two p

racing cars ones that brought great progress in the regional hub and to seek any construction in beijing china has been commissioned to research reactors in converting another to minimize the use of heidi in which the reunion renovations have also been drafted thomas could play a leading role in my momma stunning and times of london regional. in building capacity for the nation pacific countries especially in the nation. experts call for greater roper time in their security. i think that china has made good progress in working with the united states. i also think that they're committed to this issue. what i would like to see in age that generally the race to the top on nuclear security with and another for fifteen twenty years. what happens. stenson will need to expand this. it has been put on safety. it is not something sounds more countries are more dangerous to humans. twelve others were three huge quantities to have taken actions to secure their stock. we changed it was fun security is only as strong as this week is ending in china said the well minimizing risks in the overall security ris

ten days ago the flight took off for beijing, china.gn ministry says the jet did not show up on its radar and the times of india says that there is no way that the plane flew over it's territory without being spotted. the plane's course is due to apparent delibrat action taken by somebody onboard. that is leading someone to believe that pilots could be to blame. some wonder if terrorists could be to blame. >> there is nothing out there indicating that it is terrorists. i saw questions about the two ra iranians around the plane. tomorrow around lunch time here in the u.s. the search will head into the 11th day. as each day goes by there is so much more land and sea in which to cover. back with me again is our analysts. how likely is it that the plane could recover if indeed it went into the indian ocean david? one of the things that i had op hoped is that if that aircraft was flying at a low altitude, to escape radar, it would be common to fly under the radar. i would suspect if they were trying to fly under the radar, i'm sure they have

for the missing plane and its three seventy but for us here in beijing china still political advisory body the cpp cc concluded its session on this morning dishes cpp cc members submitted nearly six thousand proposals on social conditions in concerns the political decree was issued as well. i caught up with a top story in this news update. the narration for democratic sen commissioned more than ten thousand members gathered at the greek island people for the closing of china's twenty four teams cpt cc station. the cc member balcony team was one of them the two term clinical advisor was keen to hear what chairman detention had to say about the critical calls for twenty four two. and that the cpp cc will carry forth the spirit of keeping pace with the times forging ahead with determination and engaging in practise and innovation will further develop deliberative democracy improve our capacity to play a constructive role in courting eighteen offering advice and suggestions and serving the overall interests will make endeavors to play our part in all around the painting with them. will de

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as a silicon valley startup, there is a presence in beijing, china. been going back and forth. our presence in china has been limited. i hope that we expand over there. we want to be global, and china is a mega market. >> yes, there are a few people there. [laughter] do you look at global markets in different ways? >> we do. we are often in 224 countries and 16 different languages, also. for example, in the middle east, tango does extremely well with was a dominance. with the social networking experience that people have. for that reason, we are set up to be used in that way. that shape the way that we have gone about this. >> your early investor, a friend of mine, a venture capitalist, has been really excited about this. there are other companies in the mobile messaging arena. how do you distinguish in that arena what you are doing versus whatsapp or another company? >> there are a hundred other messaging companies out there. >> our approach has been unique. we offer free communications and phone calls, and video calls. we also have service or people

startup, we valley have a presence in beijing china. we have an office over there.in china is limited. there.we expand over we want to compete globally. china is a mega market. >> when you look at that market, you look at the different global markets in different ways? actually -- we are often in 24 countries in 60 different languages or so. in the middle east, tango does extremely well over there. the firsts we are social networking is. the people have. for that reason, we are set up to be used in a different way. that has shaped the way we go about in that market. >> he is the real excited about this. ofhas mentioned a couple other companies in this arena. how do you distinguish within that arena what you are doing? >> it so important. there are 100 other messaging companies out there. we are one of the largest with 200 million members globally. our approach has been unique. not only do we offer free communications with text messages and phone calls and video calls, we also have a service for people having fun. you do that by going through pictures of friends and

investigators say the plane was supposed to go from kuala lumpur to beijing, china, when communicationsthe jet was airborne another four to five hours after that. military radar data apparently suggests it went

china, business time. it's aaron at the peoples national congress. >> it seems a desire from beijing. it wants change but can it. new figures out today indicate that the output, all the stuff that they spin out, rose 8.6% in january and february. that's a good sign. but the figures were less than the experts had been expecting. it adds to further fears on of a china slow down. the national peoples congress closes. china plans to stay on track and expand by 7.5%. it's the highest among the major powers. up to 30 years of double digit growth that lifted millions out of economy, it want to change tech and rebalance its economy. here's an interesting one. kind of related to china. the japanese electronics firm panasonic says it will pay employees working in china a premium to compensate them for the country's high pollution. of course we know. look at that picture there. unrelenting smog has been an yon going problem in many chinese cities. as early as last month, pollution showed 15 times the daily maximum recommended by the world health organization. >>> unemployment down under. yes, un

it was on its way from kuala lumpur to beijing, china. where it vanished somewhere over the gulf of taiwan and the south china sea. >> if you want to know how it feels to lose a son at the age of 50, it's devastating, but i know phillip was with god. >> part of the family members of the 259 people that vanished three days ago. as search and rescue crew continue to scour the water off vietnam, the company is telling relatives to prepare for the worst. >> i'm in beijing, waiting for arrangements. me pray to god to bring them back to me. >> the wife of a new zealand man who was on the flight, hasn't told her children yet. >> i've got two young kids, a three-year-old, when is daddy going to be coming? we plotted where he was going to be. when will he skype? luckily he's with friends at the moment. i will cross that bridge, when i have to cross that bridge, if i have to. >> a candlelight vigil was held for the missing passengers. chased several false leads and come up empty handed. an oil slick researchers thought might be from the plane came

david mckenzie is in beijing. china released images by mistake? tty funny when you say it that way. china doesn't generally release anything much about anything. the last few days we've been used to vietnamese authorities putting out statements about what they've seen in the ocean and malaysia debunking it. yesterday this was one of the strongest leads we've had to date, carol. these images taken by the official satellite by the chinese government were released saying this was a potential crash site. later the malaysian authorities swing that back to china. take a listen. >> when the chinese satellite imagery, a malaysian agency surveillance plane was dispatched this morning to investigate potential debris shown on chinese satellite images. we deployed assets but found nothing. we have contacted the chinese embassy that notified us this afternoon that the images were released by mistake and did not show debris from mh 370. >> well carol, that's from the malaysian authorities blaming the chinese for releasing this by mistake. the chinese haven't sai

. >> the designated path from kuala lumpur to beijing, china, was programmed into the aircraft's flightement computer, which controls speed, direction, even altitude. but according to the transpon r transponder, 26 minutes after takeoff, that prearranged course was dramatically altered. was it ahijacking, or a rogue act by the pilot? or was the crew seeking an emergency landing field? >> they altered the flight plan in the flight management computer 12 minutes before they signed off to air traffic control, which meant they had already executed a turn that altered them out of the flight plan that they filed for that trip. >> at 1:19 a.m., the co-pilot speaks with malaysian air traffic control for the last time. the controller advises the co-pilot to switch to a new radio frequency used by vietnamese air traffic controllers. vietnam is the next country along the flight's originally scheduled route. in that conversation, the co-pilot says nothing about the previous course change, responding simply, all right goodnight, which is what fuels the suspicion of foul play and makes less likely th

. >> now, when you board an airline and kuala lumpur is a big city heading to beijing china, wouldn'tomeone have run a passport through the database? don't they swipe them? >> it is automatic. it is no different than you going to jfk here on an international flight your passport is swiped. if there was a problem with the passport, stolen, expired or flagged on one of the watch lists you would have been pulled. in this case both of those passports got on to the plane so i'm sure that interpol and the authorities there are going to be looking at the people that check people into that flight. and they are going to go back to the people that the passports were stolen from. >> you are a cop. two passports stolen in thailand, two european guys. the passengers using those stolen passports show up on the plane that disappears off the radar screen. i mean, what are you thinking? >> they are going to go back to the video of the people getting on that aircraft. they will come really close to identifying the people that have those passports. and it is probably going to be some caucasian looking p

the plane took off from kuala lumpur and heading to beijing, china. at some point the plane disappeared without issuing a distress signal. crews are searching around the point the plane disappeared. >> if the plane broke apart mid- air, whether from an explosion or something mechanical, losing control, then you would expect to see wide debris field. >> reporter: so far nothing. samples from oil slicks turned up not to be from an aircraft and there was no sign of wreckage. there was no indication from the pilots there was trouble on board. one pilot says it is possible they were dealing with a serious situation. >> folks on the ground to make a may day call can't help the crew so it is low on the priority list. >> reporter: invest gators are -- local police and interpol question the owner of two shops. meanwhile relatives are coming together honoring the passengers. [ singing ] >> reporter: singing, lighting candles, all while hoping for answers about their loved ones. >> three of the passengers on the missing plane are from the united states. one man'

. >> flight 370 was one hour out of kuala lumpur, destination beijing, china when it vanished off the radar, no distress call, no sign of bad weather, earlier, i spoke with military analysts retired navy captain chuck nash. >> this airport, something happened, it was so rapid, so catastrophic that the pilots didn't even have time to set their transponder to emergency or turn their a-car to emergency, which is only a two-button situation. the pilots must have been inincapacitytated immediately. >>> the manifest of two europeans not actually on that plane. both had their passports stolen in thailand t.ntsb won't get involved in this investigation of this apparent crash until actual wreckage has been found. more on the story as we get it here at fox news. i'm harris faulkner, now back to "justice" with judge jeanine. >> hello, lcome to "justice." i'm jeanine pirro, which presidential hopeful in cpac stole the show and why bolton told cpac pauk paub is the country's biggest security crisis. first to my open. any first-year law student understands a contract is an agreement, a meeting of t

. >> so while michelle obama is in beijing, china's leader is on its first-ever tour of europe. we have more on that in london. >> reporter: yes, that's right, martine, china's president touched down in amsterdam earlier on. he was greeted by the queen and king. and issue of ukraine is likely to come up in discussion. china will be keen to drill down and focus on the economic aspect of the relationship because the e.u. is china's most important trading partner in the world. in fact, china is second only to the united states, but there has been friction in this relationship with concerns growing that chinese exports put european businesses at a disadvantage. when i spoke to the loren from the school of african studies. he explained china's studies. >> he's trying to accomplish a number of things. the primary visit for his visit ireason for his visitis to chins of mobile technology, china is moving in that direction and it's exports its government has concern about restrictions it would face in group no doubt the economic aspect of their relationship is going to be the suspect of g

china sea near vietnam. 239 people on board that flight. the plane, three of them are americans on that flight much the plane was headed from beijing -- to beijingaysia's capital, kuala lumpur. search teams are scouring the waters using planes and ships to find that a crush of reporters swarming a press conference held by the airline in china. malaysia airlines' ceo says there was no distrust call from the cockpit which he says suggests whatever happened happened quickly. >>> ted turner is in a south american hospital this morning. turner was visiting argentina where he owns several ranches and became ill. no details on the ailment afflicting him. >>> finally, forget about steab. all you need is imagination to get down slopes in pennsylvania's pocono mountains. everything from trains as you see there, an entire wizard of oz cardboard creation came speeding down the mountains. annual cardboard classic. yeah. >> never heard of that. >> unfortunately, some of those rides crumbled in the snow. and that is something -- i don't know. >> parade. >> a garbage truck. >> annual affair. >> everybody needs a hobby. >> everybody needs a hobby. >> appreciate

china. analysts say such relationships with the mainland have an impact on the independent media in hong kong. >> another way beijing is changing the media landscape is by inserting political allies within news outlets. the south china morning post has been a hong kong institution since 1903 and the city's leading english language newspaper. in 2012, the paper appointed its first editor from the mainland, wang way. >> it is reasonable that people will speculate whether the his political information would be from china to the extent that he may not be an independent editor, ordinariln the other ha journalist by profession. he has a lot of experience. so one can never pin down on whether the move is a politically motivated one. >> since he has been editor, the situation has worsened. the most spectacular incident was on the coverage of a blind dissident who died in suspicious circumstances on the mainland. the story was meant to run quite prominently on south china morning post but it was cut down to a nib and pushed to the back pages. the editor who questioned that decision was told by wang that he didn't have to exp

obviously about what went wrong aboard the boeing 777 the jetliner vanished from kuala lumpur to beijing, china march 8th since then an international flotilla have been scouring land and sea for the plane or remnants of it. satellite photos did pick up images of what could be plane debris. we've heard tonight, nothing has been found the search has been suspended due to bad weather. over the southern indian ocean now rejoining, we're seeing footage here from the australian press conference there from defense ministry there. those owe fishes out, saying they've had to suspend it again due to search, for debris that was, confirming whether or not this was flight 370 that is out in this remote part of the southern indian ocean. these owe fishes telling us they've not been able to identify debris or wreckage thus far and it's probably 24 hours before they're able to do so. the team is 2500 kilo meters 1500 miles from the site of the debris to perth. we also heard from officials at malaysia airlines there. talking about this being an unprecedented event saying the investigation may be longer and more

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it took off from malaysia headed for beijing, china. there were no distress signals.ern coast to help for the search. they are looking on the ground near the coast. the ntsb and faa also headed there. fox news confirmed at least three americans along the people on board two of them very young children. four people being looked at boarding with suspicious passports. now back to "justice. >> the search does continue for the missing malaysian airlines flight that disappeared near beijing. what's the latest you can tell us? we have heard they think they may have identified the door in the area where that oil slick appears to be? >> good evening, judge pirro. one door doesn't equivalent to an airplane. if that airplane broke up at high altitude the debris field would be quite large. until we get more information on that door, it like anything else is pure speculation at this point. >> if the plane was flying at 30,000 feet and it did blow up in the air the door wouldn't have survived? that would be smaller? >> what i am saying for a de brief period, if it came apart at tha

beijing. >> such devastating news, and take a look at this. reporters in china swarming a news conference held by airline officials. now, here's what we know at this hour. the flight went off the radar in the south china sea near vietnam, and right now there's an air and sea search and rescue mission for that boeing 777, which never sent out a distress signal, which indicates that whatever happened happened quickly. >> yes, and this is going to be a complicated search and rescue mission. on board passengers from 14 different countries. there were three americans on board including an infant, and we're going to begin our coverage with abc's bob woodruff who is at the airport in beijing. bob, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan. this is terminal 3 of the beijing airport where that plane was supposed to land early this morning. sadly, of course, it did not. now, that information from the airlines has been creeping out very, very slowly, and that has been very, very frustrating to the families. in kuala lumpur, malaysian airlines' ceo spoke solemnly

it disappeared about two hours into a flight from kuala lumpur to beijing. china's state run news agency is saying radar lost contact in vietnam. airline officials have little to add to earlier accounts. they did give details on the flight headed by a captain with more than three decades of experience. they also said the airline's thoughts and prayers with with the passengers and crew. again, four americans on that flight. we'll continue to bring you late breaking developments throughout the night. now to anthony bourdain, "parts unknown." [ speaking foreign language ] ♪ i took a walk ♪ through this beautiful world ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha la la la ♪ sha la la la la la ♪ sha la la la la ♪ sha la la la la la la ♪ >>> it takes a special breed to live in a province like quebec. it gets cold in winter, and winters are long. it takes a special kind of person for whom frozen rivers, icy, wind-whipped streets, deep, seemingly endless forests are the norm. i will confess m