two navy ships already in the bay of bengal turns up meantime.t happened in the minutes and hours in the plane vanished. cnn's will ripley is in kuala lumpur. >> for the first time, officials here in malaysia are answering tough questions about valuable time lost and confusion in those critical first hours. they're also for the first time dismissing possible wreckage thousands of miles from western australia. >> really have nothing to hide. >> reporter: possible wreckage in the bay of bengal, several thousand miles from the search zone. >> many of these have proven to be negative. and this is similar to what we've done before. >> reporter: breaking overnight, news of a meeting. >> we are totally committed to find mh 370. >> the next step, a daunting deep sea search off western australia, 8 to 12 months, an estimated $60 million and more assets joining the blue fin 21. which so far has found no sign of the missing claim. air traffic control audio of those haunting final words from the cockpit just seconds before the train's tracking devices were s

. >>> and the search for flight 370 extends to the bay of bengal because one company believes it has found the wreckage. >>> and why opposing sides need to toast in front of the commander in chief. let's get started. >> do you think that donald sterling should apologize? >> absolutely. >> did you discuss this with him? >> yes. >> will he apologize? >> only god knows. >> that's donald sterling's alleged mistress v. stiviano breaking her silence to barbara walters. >> is donald sterling a racist? >> no. i don't believe it in my heart. >> have you heard him say derogatory things about minorities in general and blacks in particular? >> absolutely. >> you have heard him say derogatory things? >> yes. >> don't they sound racist to you? >> i think that the things he says are not what he feels. >> sterling himself is breaking his silence. however with a little less flair. sterling told "dejour" magazine, i wish i had just paid her off. the reports that sterling has cancer and all the other nba owners are in the process of trying to force him to sell the team. i want to talk about the legal s

acting transport minister here in malaysia is speaking more about that search happening in the bay of bengaleckage. this is a fuse release. they say there are three ships in that area, including a survey ship. one is equipped with sonar technology to allow crews to look for debris they are looking for quebecage that may be floating there they say it's highly unlikely anything will be found in the bay of bengal on monday, there is a meeting coming up, where officials from malaysia, australia and coin will get together to come up with a blue print for how to proceed in the weeks and months ahead. we know it could cost an estimated $60 million this meeting will allow officials how to alocate those resources. keep monitoring the situation. we will keep you updated on the search. what is the next step if the bluefin doesn't find traces of the plane? we'll discuss. also, royalty visits memphis, tennessee. what brought prince harry to the home of the king of rock 'n' roll and get ready for the last two minutes in sports. the countdown to the kentucky derby is on. we could see a historic whiz. live

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on the lead regarding bay of bengal. the bay of bengal allegation, we agree with angus houston's statement that this claim is highly unlikely. many leads in the past have proven to be negative, and this is similar to what we have done before. there is nothing new, but we have informed lateral states to verify this claim. currently, there are three ships from bangladesh, including a survey ship in the search area, and to date, nothing has been found. as we enter into the new phase of this search, ladies and gentlemen, we are grateful for the continued support that we have received from the international community as well as stakeholders domestically. we are also heartened by the new support from countries who have come forward but were not in the initial phase of the operation. we will strive to overcome the new challenges facing the search operations in this new phase, which requires expensive, sophisticated and complex underwater assets. and as always, our thoughts and prayers remain with those on board mh-370 and their

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what dave mentioned about the bay of bengal, they had to do it.was a way to stop the families from worrying about the bay of bengal. they are going to have to have a plan and the financial goal and the ability to brief and take care of the families and they are going to have to do that with a closed-circuit television or internet briefing. those are two more important things coming out of that meeting. >> david, we're talking about 60 days now. how does anyone try to look at this investigation in an optimistic way, that one day this plane really will be located. >> fred rricka, we faced the sa challenges with air france 447. nobody thought we'd ever find it. it was two years of calendar time and two months on the water. with the right plan in place and right team and technology, i'm confident that this team will be found. >> mary, are you feeling as confident? >> i am. i'm going to go with david on this one because he's done it before. >> mary schiavo, david gallo, thank you so much. >>> more than two weeks after nearly 300 school girls were abduc

how serious are malaysian officials taking this notion that the plane went down in the bay of bengal? >> reporter: it seems like after what we heard from them a few hours ago here in call kuala lu they are not taking it seriously at all. they agree that all of the data indicates that ma-370 is in this area in the southern indian ocean and not in the bay of bengal. they say there are three ships searching the area. as you said, haven't turned up anything. but what we haven't gotten an answer about yet, carol is why are they so convinced, what is it is about the data, the satellite data the calculations done by the team of experts done here in malaysia has led them to the plane that absolutely at least or as far as their best educated guess is in the southern indian ocean when weeks in we still don't have a single piece of debris. >> let's ask peter about it. why are malaysian officials so sure? >> well, i think everything that they have, and granted, it's not a great deal, i mean, they've got the handshakes and the radar that shows the plane starting to head in that direction. and that

. >> beyond the report, you have a reported sighting in the bay of bengal.ow a malaysian official is saying, yes, they are likely to go look even though they don't feel that confident it is anything. do you feel like at this point they have to investigate. >> you have to look at it. at this point where there is hardly any tangible evidence at all. there are no debris or witnesses. you have to have a look. there is mostly skepticism around that claim. you know, i feel for the people that work on and under the sea like my own institution, these things are critical to focus on where that plane actually impacted the water. all these things are a huge distraction. new places require new kind of technology, new patterns of operation. so. but, you got to have a look at it. >> does it concern you that perhaps these resources have been, you know, thinned out too much and in this might be a fruitless expedition? >> yes, it does. that's why the meeting on monday is so important. the physicians and the people participateing in the search and the investigation have to ge

this red herring and wild goose chase in the bay of bengal has no technical support.is can happen. there is no technology that makes this possible. the problem is when you talk about moving resources away from the real search, that is what i get upset about. bangladesh was not involved in the search. they want to check it out. i have no problems for that. no problem for the families to run down every lead. when it is talk of the malaysians to move the resources to the bay of bengal, that's when i got upset. >> miles, for weeks now, you have been calling for the malaysians to release the air traffic control recordings. they now released them. what have you heard? anything stand out to you? >> no, it is all routine stuff. it is nice to hear what happened on the ho chi mengh side of things. there was previously some staticy response from the aircraft. the report says that did not occur. nevertheless, it would be nice to hear the efforts to reach the aircraft so we understand and have a full picture. it is routine conversations. you know, that makes me wonder why they wai

might have been in the bay of bengal.for the relatives who are still apparently clipping on to hope their relatives will be found alive. no chance of that at this point, is there? >> i don't think so. i think almost impossible. i understand the grief they're going through, holing on to anything. but at some point in time you have to'll the plug and say, it's gone, and the airline just did that. but the fact of the matter is they've been diddling with this now for almost two months and should be ashamed of themselves. >> every air crash is a little different. there are elements going to teach us to -- that we're going to learn from basically after what happened to malaysia 370? >> i don't know. being missing on a radar screen for 18 minutes, i can understand there's a lot of airplanes in the sky and they don't look at every blip. the thing we'll learn now is probably going to be tracking airplanes and that will help, but it doesn't answer what happened with this airplane, because there was foul play. there has to have been

we also learned that bangladesh is sending navy ships into the bay of bengal to investigate

just hours ago, we learned malaysia is considering sending a ship to the bay of bengal. >> authoritiese repeatedly dismissed claims by this australian company that it might have discovered the plane's wreckage, but during a news conference, officials were grilled about the bay of bengal theory and the report of the plane's disappearance. will ripley has the details. >> reporter: the first time officials are answering tough questions about the report that shows hours were lost with confusion and delays after flight 370 disappeared. they're also dismissing reports of possible wreckage thousands of miles from western australia. new this morning, officials are dismissing claims by a private company -- several thousand miles from the search zone. >> many days in the past have proven to be negative and this is similar to what we have done before. >> breaking overnight, news of a meeting between australia, china and malaysia. >> tightly committed as to find flight 370. >> the next step, a daunting deep sea search, 8 to 12 miles, an estimated $60 million joining the blue fin 21. which so far,

. >>> several navy ships have been searching the bay of bengal for plane wreckage.o far, they've found nothing. that was the area identified by an australian ocean survey firm that claimed to detect some airplane far from the search areas, thousands of miles from the south. several aviation analysts say that company's claim never did hold water. the search drone hasn't produced any better results after 18 missions in the southern indian ocean. meanwhile, in beijing officials toll family members of missing passengers to go home. passengers' relatives gathered around the clock at a beijing hotel, waiting for any word from the search. government officials gave them 'til today to clear out. they have been missing 58 days. david soucie is with me, former inspector and safety analyst, and miles o'brien, aviation analyst joins us as well. let me start with you. you heard searching the bay of bengal turned up nothing, but apparently they're not giving up. malaysian transport minister says they may send a ship to check it out. a lot of people are not happy with the alternati

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there are no specific plans to send resources to the bay of bengal. since his fourth move clifford if fourth fifth half had net of the in company georesonance publicized its claim that it the of of a plane in the bay of bengal. not sure whether the plane get is mh370, the company said it has been pressing courtconvicted of murder, exonerated, then convicted hot again. amanda knox says her life is in limbo, as she continues car murdered her roommate in italy in 2007. knox responded to the latest conviction in an exclusive c-n-n interview. aheadandrew spencer reports. sampras two alaska state troopers have been shot and killed during an investigation in a remote village. at least one who appeared in a television show about alaska officers on the job. authorities say the two killed thursday were trooper gabriel "gabe" rich and sgt. patrick "scott" johnson. rich had been featured on the national geographic show "alaska state troopers," and said johnson might have also appeared on the show. troopers have released female narrator: for over 60,000 california

no reason has been given to why there are three ships in the bay of bengal.eep in mind, these were ships not involved in the search off western australia. this is the bangladeshi military to send ships in the area. one ship has the side-scan sonar technology to scan the floor to see if it can find the trace of debris. that's important. the water in this area is not as deep as it is off western australia. these ships, according to the officials here in malaysia, should have the tools capable to scan the surface and see if there is debris floating. unlikely considering we're in week nine here. also, there is the side-scan sonar to put to work as well. the tone that we're hearing here in kuala lumpur is that for now, they will wait and see what the ships in bangladesh find before making a decision to divert additional resources which would be expensive and take away time from the primary search area off western australia. >> i have to think this is a topic of conversation on monday with the trilateral meeting with malaysia and australia and china to talk about w

what we have is a cluster of thunder storms over the bay of bengal that could develop into a tropical cyclone. whether it does or not is really a little here nor there. it's working northwards and still is going to give us heavy rain as we head through the next couple of days. for monday we look at heavy rain not only across bangladesh, but calcutta, and it's going to be there for tuesday. >>> thank you indeed. the worldwide population of the humble bee is in sharp decline. no one knows why. they play a vital role in food production, so scientists in australia are microchipping bees to find out more. andrew thomas reports now from tasmania. >> until one stings you, bees are easily ignored but they are crucial. almost everything people eat is dependent on what they do. every piece of food on this planet starts off with some sort of pollination. everything starts off from a plant, and then the animals eat the plant and then it macks the meat. bees are in crisis. something called colony collapse disorder wiped out about a quarter of the world's honey bees. >> einstein said if bees disapp

last night was that they have not even explained how they zeroed in on this one spot in the bay of bengal the entire sea in that area using their alleged technology? and if your big announcement is greeted with this amount of skepticism you would think you would want to you know put forward as much evidence as you possibly could. >> right, and show another location where you have been able to find something under the water which they have not been able to do. so i think that is part of the problem, they have not proven here and shown that it worked anywhere. >> david, as far as that satellite data goes, apparently, the so-called final partial hand shake between the plane was caused by a power surge on board, the theory being what happened with that power surge is why the plane was not fully able to connect with the satellite. what do you make of that? >> well, i think actually my perspective of that is that the sat com system is designed to attempt to transmit. now, the acars situation was not working, but any other anomaly can cause it to connect. it could have been from an engine out or

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i thank god the cincinnati bengals picked me up off of waivers and fav me opportunity. gerri: you must feel like you won the lottery now. your contract is something like $13 million. how did somebody, like you, react to that? now you're not 21. you're not like one of the young kids in the draft. you're 28. are you going to plan? what is your gameplan for all this stuff? >> i think at age i'm at now in the nfl i can plan towards my retirement. tough for junk players that are not first round draft picks or some of those big money guys because what happens a lot of time you have to keep that money liquid because the nfl is such a, you know, wishy-washy business you might not have a job next year. you may need money to transition. now that i have my pretty big deal i can focus on retirement and life after football. gerri: you're right about wishy-washy. you don't know what will happen. you experienced that first-hand but wow, what a great turn-around story and how exciting for you. now you told us that you're going to do something fairly conservative with the money. but you

we've also learned that bangladesh is sending two of its navy ships into the bay of bengal to investigate claims by an australian firm that they may have found the wreckage of an airplane. although it has not outright said it was the missing plane. and we bring in david souci, author of "why planes crash." david, i get that it is normal to do this, but would a report be issued? >> you're talking about the preliminary report required by international civil aviation organization. and typically it is released. what is unique about this particular situation as reviewed by the jacc by another international organization and by the malaysians before it gets released. what i hope is that it has great information in it about how it is transferred from one control center to the other control center. what i worry is that they redacted it to one level that will just create more frustration for the families. >> well, what are the standard elements if this were a typical kind of case? what would you expect to see? >> it would be just facts. just the facts, nobody is trying to speculate on anything. but

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. >> ships in dang bebangladesh, for the ship in the bay of bengal. any updates on that for us, will? >> reporter: we learned over the weekend, there are three ships total from the bangladeshi navy, including a survey ship, one with side-scan sonar. they've been looking, haven't found anything yet. >> will, thank you so much. >>> divers in south korea are closer to recovering all the bodies from that capsized ferry 20 days after it sank. the death toll is now up to 260 with 42 people still missing. south korea's president visited with family members in jindo on sunday, meeting with relatives who have yet to learn the fate of their loved ones. many of those, of course, on board were high school students. the investigation is now focused on whether human error by the crew was to blame for this tragedy. >>> the president of nigeria is vowing to rescue more than 200 schoolgirls abducted last month by the islamic militant group boko haram, which opposes western education, especially for girls. protests have erupted in cities across the globe, criticizing n

the australian company geo resonance, claiming they found evidence of plane wreckage in the bay of bengal, but we do know that malaysian officials here are taking a look at this, assessing the credibility, and we've learned that two ships from bangladesh are on their way to this area right now to take a look and see what they can find there. so, no surprises. but certainly, this is a concrete piece of information, the document for the first time now, nearly eight weeks in, that we'll be able to look at what investigators know. >> will, why are they releasing this now? some of the families have been saying and accusing the government of keeping all this secret. is this the first report? why now are they releasing this information? >> reporter: that's a good question, something that our aviation expert, richard quest, asked the prime minister in an interview here in kuala lumpur. he asked if there was anything in the report that may be embarrassing to the malaysian government, is that the reason why this preliminary report has been delayed so much. the prime minister said no, simply that th

the case, this australian company claiming that they have possibly detected wreckage in the bay of bengal. we know that the search chief, angus houston, is here meeting with malaysian officials. his office told cnn that, basically, the malaysians will need to decide what they want to do with this information from that australian company. we know the two ships from bangladesh are headed to that area right now to check things out, but what this report, john, is going to contain is the facts as they have been reported on cnn and other outlets as they stand right now, what they believe happened to the plane. but really, the biggest question of all, we don't have an answer to, where is this plane? no tangible evidence, nothing nearly eight weeks later. >> all right, our thanks to you, will ripley in kuala lumpur. as we await the release of that report, it could be coming in just minutes. we'll get back to will the minute it comes out. >> let's bring in cnn aviation analyst jeff wise. where is the plane and what caused it to disappear, two questions that will likely not be answered in this repo

malaysia, the government says it may send a ship to the bay of bengal to search for flight 370. even though the malaysian officials say there's really almost zero chance that they're going to find any remnants of a plane there. thousands of miles away from the primary search area in the indian ocean. three bangladeshy navel ships haven't found anything there themselves. after an australian company not affiliated with the search claims its technology detected evidence of an airliner off the coast of bangladesh. it says it had a moral responsibility to release its findings to the rest of the world. all of this as a preliminary report on mh-370 from malaysia's transportation industry is raising more questions today. why did it take almost 20 minutes for air traffic controllers to notice that the plane was even off the radar? why did it take four hours to start the search for the jet? you can imagine, not just the media asking these questions. those families who are devastated are demanding answers to those questions. our will ripley's in kuala lumpur with the very latest on the sea

we've identified this site in the bay of bengal. we did it for moral reasons.thank you very much for coming. and that to me is just pretty much case in point that this is about publicity as much as anything else. >> now, the company says that it did provide all of their technical background to the malaysian government in a briefing that they held. they said they spoke for about an hour. they don't feel the need to release that to the public. and now bangladesh has announced they're sending two ships to that area to figure this out. so is this back and forth do you think in the end all for not because it's essentially we may find out one way or the other if what they're claiming is true. >> well, yeah. i mean, but remember, they briefed the malaysian officials, the real experts for an hour, and they dismissed the whole thing. don't forget that. number two, the malaysian navy, if it wants to check this out because there's so much public pressure, that's fine. if this company, which claims a moralal truistic goal is really all a it that why don't they keep helping

the storm also dropped heavy rainfall, causing major rivers in west bengal to flood, at least 15 injuries have also been reported in this early season storm. let me show you what's happening on the map right now. you can see the cloud cover that was moving through the area. that was part of the responsible system that brought the rainfall. the good news is, though, it looks like the rain will be tapering off as we look forward into the next 72 hours. yes, there still will be rain, but really this is before the monsoon takes place in india. current weather, very hot for a good portion of the country. but starting on may 20th, we will see the monsoon shifting and moving in to india, and so as we go through june and in to july, the wind shift will usher in a very wet season, so you have to wait for a couple of warm weeks before we start seeing the transition take place. now, talking about area where rainy season has already begun, east asia. particularly over japan and also into portions of south china, dealing with a lot of heavy rainfall. and you can see the stationary front indicating the

monsoon really kicking in out here and it's being enhanced by this low pressure area into the bay of bengaldon't expect this to become a named storm system. but it is really kicking off some heavy showers across much of the coastal areas ofmien mar, over towards thailand and there's that threat of flooding there. but also, i think this is going to push the onset of the monsoon a little bit above or earlier than average. look at this, already is ahead of average time here. may 19th typically by may 20th you start to see the showers out in central portions of myanmar. this is really pushing ahead. so by late may and even before early june, we could see that across the eastern coastlines of india. i do want to talk about also the balkan ben ins la. all week and last week for that matter we've been saying that the heavy rain showers out here caused some significant flooding. you've seen images on the ground likely. this is from space. now you have the danube off towards the north, down towards the south, this is on may 18th before all the rainfall occurred. look at the big difference on may 19t

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have to bring the chief ministers from the parties that won the most seats in those states and west bengalnd the party there, and bring them on site and say i want to help you develop your state and do it this way. they are strong women and like their own way. so there is dynamics in works and progresses and he certainly has an eye on the ball when it comes to international finance, he likes to encourage international investment and he can't take all of the credit in the 12 years he's been the chief minister, this is a policy on going for 30, 35 years and part of the credit of the success goes down to previous chief ministers that put the foundation stones in place for him to benefit and reap the rewards of the election win in 2014. >> thank you very much. >> well, one of the first reactions to the victory is from pakistan and the prime minister invited him to visit pakistan and india and pakistan have strong historic and culture and economic ties but the relations have soured over a number of conflicts. they have gone to war three times in the past 67 years. there are concerns that the in

she was a bengal. >> jimmy: where was that concert?awa, ontario, canada. >> jimmy: do you get back to ottawa, much? >> ish. well, mom and dad live there. mom and dad live there so i do. but my family lives in vancouver and ottawa. >> jimmy: i got you. it's quite different climate-wise. >> well, today here was about what, 94? >> jimmy: something like that. >> i was speaking with my best friend calgary and she was sayi saying, oh, it's going to snow in calgary. >> jimmy: it's good when you're a kid because you get the snow days. but it's not so great when you're an adult and you have to deal with that stuff. >> okay, i feel like snow days is an american thing. >> jimmy: really? >> i don't ever remember ever having one snow day. >> jimmy: really? >> no, no. we didn't have snow days. it's just a regular day. >> jimmy: i guess you couldn't have snow days. >> just get out there, bundle yourself and go out. >> jimmy: it's like up there we call your bacon canadian bacon but up there you just say bacon. >> no, no, we don't. we call it ham. fema

. >> in the meantime, another company says their satellites zeroed in on the image in the bay of bengalalyst mary schiavo, she is the former inspector general and keith masbeck. good to have you about us this morning. >> thank you. >> mary, the searchers there are looking for the plane and the black boxes in the southern indian ocean. what is your degree of confidence now on day 78 they are looking in the right place? >> well, you cannot have a great degree of confidence because they have not found anything yet, but the same token, they have not looked in all areas they picked up ping signals. the bluefin could not go deep enough in the area and could not finish the job. the delay in releasing the inmarsat data which the malaysian authorities which said they did not have and inmarsat said they had it all along does cause suspicion. w what is the problem? why not release it? now there are doubts on whether the pings were from aircraft pingers or from something else. confidence is waning all the way around. it can be reversed by simply finding the plane. >> finding one thing. keith, let m

this australian company that says it has evidence of a possible plane at the bottom of the bay of bengalst time today, malaysian officials responded to that. we'll tell you what they say. >>> also, as tensions grow in ukraine, president obama meets with one of his biggest allies, the chancellor of germany here speaking in the rose garden this afternoon. he made an important announcement about sanctions against russia. is it the right move? we have our host here to debate that coming up next on cnn. nowchoose one option fromith red lothe wood-fire grill,trios! one signature shrimp dish, and a pasta. all on one plate. three delicious choices. all for $15.99 for a limited time only! come sea food differently today! >>> welcome back. bottom of the hour, you're watching cnn, i'm brooke baldwin. at least a dozen people were killed today in this ongoing conflict between ukraine and russia showing how high, how real these stakes are for president obama and his visitor to the white house today, german chancellor angela merkel. the world leaders had just held this news conference in the rose garde

cooler water temperatures over the arabian sea, bay of bengal, and low pressure would want to form.h pressure, air likes to flow from high to low pressure. moisture comes in. sets up a tremendous rainfall. and that helps cool the temperatures off. 40 degrees celsius we talked a bout. conditions for the most part remaining dry over portions of india. notice as you work your way towards myanmar, bangladesh, vicinity. the time of year you see movement and progressions of the water, in june, early june. june into july. the waters make their way further to the north. the setup. it is quite hot in that part of the world. very lit to no air conditioning when you are talking pakistan and in yeah as well, guys. >> hard how to get any relief. >> always cooler than the rest of the country. >> absolutely. yeah. >> thank you. >> well, finally when it comes to keyboard and rock music, you may think of the band flock of sea gals. stray cats. def leopard. >> how about some otters who rock, here is more on the musical mammals. >> reporter: liberace they're not. when it comes to animal videos, there

. >> the search of the bay of bengal where they're obviously sending some assets, not a lot of assetsviously, the families, you know, they would want to know there's nothing there and maybe some truth to it and cross that off their list. do you think that's a bad idea? >> i have mixed feelings about it. >> to take resources away doesn't make fun. ships have been there but, you know, it really is -- they're obligated at this point to give the families anything that the families need for appeasing where they are. >> right. >> i think that's one they can. >> you guy wills stick around and talk with you more later on so, les, david, thank you very much. >>> president obama and comedian joel mchale sling jabs and not all of them hit the mark. we'll have the best and the worst right after this. true business-grade internet comes with secure wifi for your business. it also comes with public wifi for your customers. not so with internet from the phone company. i would email the phone company to inquire as to why they have shortchanged these customers. but that would require wifi. switch to co

they originate from the bay of bengal. over the past few hours also there's been a slight horg niceation, and the storms become more organised and that's why there's the risk a tropical cyclone could develop. whether or not it does become a storm is neither here nor there. it's tapeable of giving us heavy downpours as we have seen from some places in the south. they've seen over 100 millimetres of rain. there's plenty to come. plenty more rain as we head through thursday and friday for the southern parts of india and sri lanka. what is happening elsewhere, because if i show you the temperatures, you can tell the dark reds in the north. it's very, very hot and that's what you expect at this time of year. we are ahead of the rains, it should get hot at this time of year, but it's a few degrees hotter than usual. it's causing problems particularly in northern places and it will stay hot for the next few days as well. >>> . >> thank you. >>> stay with us. the chinese internet client which promises to surpass facebook. >>> and

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they also say it firms a claim that the plane could be in the bay of bengal is lie hily unlikely.f malaysia's preliminary report left many questions unanswered for families including a lack of early communication. malaysian officials say it's time for everyone to accept reality and for families to head home. >>> chris, kate, those are your headlines. that's a hard thing, too, because one of our reporters brought up is some of those families, i think it was sarah bajc, said that some of the chinese families are heading back to rural areas where's they won't have internet access readily available to them and they won't be able to get those updates easily. >> how are they going to get the greater communication out there. >> yeah. a challenge for sure. >> decision to make everybody happy. the unknown is often that way. that's why we just keep pressing and the answers will come when they come. >> we hope. >>> how about some answers on politics? it's difficult but we have the right man on the job. "inside politics" on "new day" with mr. john king. >> tgif. back to you in a few minutes.

. >> and of course you have that limited activity in the bay of bengal.re is not a consensus, but perhaps -- you sum it up for me. are people buying into that? >> no, but they're going to have to go and look into it. so they're going to have a look. that is the price you pay for basically having no information. you dare not ignore something like that. >> if richard quest were at that media availability at midnight tonight, our time, what is it you would most want to ask having read that report? >> oh, easy, mr. -- minister, do you think it is acceptable that four hours went by before the search operation -- for whatever reason, is it acceptable to the traveling public? >> do you anticipate that there will be australian participation in the briefing? is that what you hear you say by making reference? >> i don't know, is the short answer, i do not know if houston will be there. i do not know the purposes but i do have to say when they have the briefings they're quite open. it is not sort of like a mafioso thing, you turn up. it is well organized and coordin

the report that the plane might be in the bay of bengal and it was great that bangladesh went to lookdavid gets them too. you get dozens of theories on where the plane is. they have to stick with their best information and the only information is where they are searching. that's really all there is. that's all they have to search. put the plan in place to do that and stay the course. that's what they have to do because if there's more and more distractions, this will be expended out over months and then the issue with the cost is very important too because you can't just ask the u.s. government to put millions on the table because we have to appropriate it. agencies can't just give you money because of the anti-deficiency act if you use money and government for something else. >> it makes you wonder how long they can actually carry on because that cost runs up every day. what is on your wish list? >> the fact that they are in canberra is very important. they'll talk about money. no doubt about it. they're there for a reason. when they make a decision, they can move forward with fundin

a lot of people were concerned when they ran off to the bay of bengal. they want to go forward with a clear plan and lines of responsibility so what country will do what. they are asking for new equipment. they need underwater vehicles that can go deeper than bluefin and they look for money. they want additional countries to contribute including -- this was kind of an interesting statement. they want countries who made the equipment, ie boeing, to contribute to the investigation as well and then of course they want to put a plan in place of how to take care of the families. much needed and very, very necessary. >> all right. thanks for bringing us up to date on old world/new world aviation technology and latest on the search for flight 370. >> we have our communications square with nigeria right now where terrorists struck again kidnapping eight more girls there. we're just getting details again about this latest abduction of eight girls that comes two weeks after more than 200 girls were kidnapped from their school. >> the terrorist group is threatening

there is a risk that the thunderstorms in the bay of bengal in turn into a cyclone but only if it becomes an area of low pressure. it will bring intention rain. not only for bangladesh but through the eastern parts of india will be very, very witty. martin? >> thank you very much agreed. let's take a quick look now at the pope's process because pope francis is now -- has now arrived in tel aviv at been gurin. this is his third stop on this leg of his engineer. he is doing a three-day tour, a whistle-stop tour it must be said of the middle east. yesterday in aman. today in the west bank, occupied west bank and now going to israeli territory. pope francis and his progress through the middle east. now, the worldwide population of bees is in sharp decline and no one knows quite why. they are important because they play a vital role in helping to feed the world. soupedits in australia are micro chipping them to try to find out more. drew thomas reports from transylvania? >> until one stings you bees are ignored. they are crucial. almost everything people eat is dependent upon what they do. eve