it gave slate kron4 news. >> catherine: still ahead-- >> catherine: arrests.hocking allegations of corruption. state senator leland yee has been indicted. in a huge f- b-i investigation. details ahead. >> catherine: also - a construction worker is pulled to safety in the nick of time as a fire rages. he's now talking about his terrifying ordeal. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute of ncaa march madness. call now to get a u-verse bundle for the same great price for 2 years. guaranteed. >> reporter:new tonight.coming up at the >>o h no! thank jesus >>oh my gosh! oh no! >> reporter: a massive wall of the building came crashing down. >> my eyes were burning at cannot see anything that thought that i would die right here has got to help me. i asked god to help me. and the >> reporter: easily no serious injuries to him or anyone else the cause of this fire is still unknown. >> catherine: amazing

he >> catherine: >> catherine: there are possible leads to the search for this >> catherine: should realizeatellite images show what could be a lot of debris in the southern indian ocean and it is not clear yet if this is the plane. planes and ships from many countries are helping in the search. the u.s. has also sent high-tech equipment to try to find the planes locator beacon the weather forecast for the area does not look good for thursday so progress remains low. >> catherine: happening now. the west contra costa unified school district as it will go to revise its hiring policies this after a richmond teacher ron glenn toll is accused of committing sex crimes against children. ron guinto >> catherine: investigator say that before his arrest bryant was planning to take a small group of children on a camping trip in yosemite sam he make up the permission slips to hand out to parents. >> catherine: >> jacqueline: by the cloud pattern storm trecker raider here showing a few showers near the north bay especially over the east bay and san ramon is seen heavier rain with a quarter inch of rain

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why are you always against the people that need help catherine >> catherine: >> reporter: >> catherine (laughter) >> gary: said justin just what the man. it is one of the highest ratings since kron became the crime. the dog show. first hist >> gary: 54 giants and bumgarner gave three home runs. we'll have a special on sunday night. it will not be as good as the dog show and just thing. justine will act >> gary: justin will exploit the new guidelines at the levi stadium. >> reporter:a child's act of support for a friend fighting cancer got her banned from her school in colorado. 11 year old kamryn renfro shaved her head in support of her friend delaney.who lost her hair in chemotherapy. >> reporter:the good deed didn't go unnoticed - and got some unexpected results. kamryn's school said she couldn't return because their dress code doesn't allow shaved heads. after a firestorm on social media -- kamryn's was allowed back at school today. the board of directors at the school says they sometimes make exceptions to the dress code and will be meeting tonight to discuss this particular situat

a >> catherine: happening now. >> catherine: kron-4 is tracking the storm in the bay area. a live look from san francisco. more wet weaher. but how exactly how much more? >> catherine: i'm here in the kron-4 weather center. with our chief meteorologist >> jacqueline: now using their windshield wipers. the rain is starting to come down more and more. hitting the ground. we did see like rain coming down over the bay bridge as well faw has to look down toward the peninsula all light showers. the rain will dry out before it hit the ground. >> reporter: >> jacqueline: that is where we find scott rates what does it look like up there scott? >> reporter: run around highway 37 discovery can double peaceful along vallejo have their umbrellas out. very consistent all the way all around. if so it is no flooding so everything is a good. need the water and the rain. we will keep marching de situation. >> reporter: phewspring is just over two weeks away but you wouldn't country. the latest wave of winter weather blanketed parts of the north-east forcing some government offices to close.

washington boulevard was closed during the investigation. >> catherine: new at 8. >> catherine: a san mateo woman has been arrested -- accused of attacking her 75-year-old mother with a hammer. newark police say cindy lynn burleigh called police sunday morning -- saying she assaulted her mother. >>the woman was bleeding from the head and was treated for skull fractures. burleigh was arrested for attempted murder.as well as suspicion of assault and elder abuse she's being held without bail. her mother is in critical condition. san carlos, ca: on, wednesday, february 26, 2014, at approximately 6:45 pm, a male subject entered the shell gas station, located at 1098 el camino real, and attempted to complete a robbery of the business. san mateo county sheriff's office deputies responded to the scene and discovered the suspect had fled in a pickup truck prior to their arrival. suspect vehicle was described as a white, 2 door pickup truck with black rubber trim, possibly late 80's - early 90's model chevrolet, with a tool box in the bed. any person who may have any information regarding this

catherine?erine: not a single sign of the malaysian airliner that disappeared friday night with 239 people on board. learned that two of the passengers were not who they claimed to be, >> catherine: the u=s navy has contributed two warships to the search. >> catherine: 34 aircraft and 40 ships from ten nations are combing the sea where malaysia air flight 370 disappeared two lumpur for beijing. >>if the plane broke apart midair, whether it be from an explosion or from something mechanical - losing control or losing a structural member - then you would expect to see a very wide debris field. >>vietnamese searchers thought they spotted a door from the airliner, but it wasn't. >> catherine: a plane spotted an oil slick. another false lead. it was not airline fuel. >>"unfortunately, ladies and gentlemen, we have not found anything that appear to be objects from the aircraft, >> catherine: so today the search area was expanded. as far as the andaman sea on the other side of the malaysian peninsula. >

. >> catherine: >> catherine: the first shots in the showdown in crimea today. russian soldiers firing over the heads of unarmed ukrainian troops marching towards their air base today. >> catherine: the dramatic confrontation carried live on ukranian television, >>america is with us. stop the crowd and have the behave properly you are causing a provocation on purpose we are unarmed. what provication? i said stop. i am fulfilling my orders. i am serious, i will shoot you in the legs. >> catherine: there were no more shots. after about thirty minutes, a dozen ukrainian troops were allowed to enter the base, marching past the russian guards. >> catherine: in moscow, vladimir putin said the unidentified soldiers occupying crimean cities are "not" members of the russian army. he described them as local defense forces, the united states calls their presence "a violation of international law." >> catherine: russia says a treaty with its neighbors allows for up to 25-thousand troops in crimea. >> catherine: >>"there are russian troops in crimea; there always have been.

sphere >> catherine: her debts ran close to 6-million dollars.er that had anything to do with her suicide is not clear. her body was found in her apartment monday by an assistant she'd texted earlier. >> catherine: scott was found kneeling - with a scarf wrapped around her neck which had been tied to the handle of a door. there was no suicide note.and no indication in that last text message that anything was wrong. - if >> catherine: she had been mick jagger's companion since 2001. this photo was taken moments after he got the news of her death while at a restaurant in australia. the rolling stones had just arrived for a tour - but quickly canceled their stops in both australia and new zealand steve >> catherine: wednesday - jagger was reportedly still holed up in his hotel room - described by his friends as 'not well' - and for barely speaking. there are conflicting reports about the relationship.but most say the couple had not broken >> catherine: up. with scott's brother in fact claiming that the 70-year- old jagger was contemplatingsettling d

in >> catherine: state troopers say they helped out 228 drivers between midnight and 10-am. >> catherine: in northern virginia - this is the site of a weather-related wreck. >> jacqueline: was 70 in concord and hayward, 69 in san jose and sunnyvale, 64 in san jose and half moon bay. now 14 degrees in livermore to that. 10 degrees cooler and down 11 degrees in asset jose and antioch. san jose. to loss' sunshine this afternoon a. 18 mi. sustained winds and oakland and 14 in san jose. it has been a little breezy out there to that the will stick, and for tomorrow afternoon and will be warmer than today more los 70's across the bay area. it will stay this way for most of the week. a little chilly and places like livermore 45% house the couple 43 in sunnyvale as did the what is there francisco with a little bit more my out there. 73 in morgan hill and 72 in san jose. los 70's for the ball sparked. 72 and walnut creek 70 in plaza to of spirit70 in pleasanton, 69 in richmond. los 70's tomorrow. >> jacqueline: son skies as well and we will call into the weekend but temperatures are still about av

. >> catherine: the search for the missing malaysian airliner continues. but today - a significant piece of information was released. authorities say someone inside the cockpit intentionally reprogrammed the plane's course. >> catherine: the theories on what happened include everything fire. to the jet losing air pressure. but at this point -- that's all they are -- theories. off >> catherine: here's a piece of significant information that's apparently being confirmed. for whatever reason.about 40 minutes into the flight.someone in the cockpit intentionally reprogrammed the route to head away from beijing.aiming instead towards the indian ocean. >> catherine: that keeps the focus of suspicion on the pilots. >>".these movements are consistent.deliberate action with someone on the plane." >> catherine: among the people not surprised.this malaysian pilot who has flown the jet in question. >> catherine: he says it was always clear that 'human interference' in the cockpit was at the heart of the mystery. another revelation. the public learned tuesday that thail

the real names of the two passengers traveling with stolen passports. >> catherine: and authorities today revealed that the airliner apparently made a radical course change less than one hour after take off. >> catherine: the boeing triple=seven left kuala lumpur at 12=41 am. on a planned six=hour flight to beijing. >> catherine: forty minutes later, as the plane was off malaysia's eastern coast, the plane's transponder transmitted its last message, >>you have to have a very deliberative process to turn the transponder off. if someone did that in the cockpit they were doing it to disguise the route of the plane >> catherine: now we are learning that the plane may have turned around and flown hundreds of miles west, across the malay peninsula and west into the andaman sea. that's where malaysian military radar spotted the airliner at two=forty a=m. after that, nothing. >>"it must be there somewhere. we have to find it." >> catherine: in beijing, families of passengers on the missing plane told airline executives they want answers, not promises. >> catherine: one question answered tod

people >> catherine: none of this worked.e's been relieved of duty pending the outcome of the criminal case. >> jacqueline: as we look toward san francisco showers for the past hour pushing to the east bay oakland and berkeley had it up towards the hills right now. light rain also in hayward in union city showers up through the north highway 11. i concede the first wave the showers moving the we do have more in store for the evening as the main band of brain and brain continues this evening. rain continues this evening. >> jacqueline: down to san mateo also see showers in the south bay at this point as well. have yourself near the coast line. moderate morning with this system as we move past the men that our near the coast line and the east bay and pleasanton to the diablo range morning to meet tomorrow largely dried decrease in the clouds above the morning hours. >> jacqueline: and little more for the santa cruz mountains. recent what rather is thought to have played a role in a couple of messy road closures along highway 9

kron 4's catherine heenan reports. >> catherine: inbound looking for the missing malaysian plane.youubtract at least one. a u.s. defense official says that the navy ship that's been helping - is dropping out of the hunt. the reason - it was determined long-range naval job. >> catherine: meantime - new questions keep coming. >> catherine: what happened during a crucial 15-minute time period as flight 370 crossedinvestigators know the last transmission from the cockpit happened early in the flight. and they think it might have been the co-pilot. >> catherine: a sat picked up a faint signal from the plane more than 7 hours after take-off. they 'don't' know when the two communications systems were shut down. and whet crew or passengers had anything do to with the plane's disappearance. >> catherine: the families of the missing are seemingly getting different stories every day. >> catherine: they still don't know if the plane landed or crashed.or whether loved ones are alive. >> catherine: the girlfriend of american ifs passenger philip wood knows the news could break at any time. >> cath

when catherine heard the story she was ashamed and even blamed herself. >> i was actually very upset. i kept thinking what did i do that my own birth mother didn't want me? >> reporter: catherine's parents told her she was born from their heart but that didn't stop her from looking everywhere for her roots, even while responding to emergency calls, as an emt. >> maybe this could be my mom, every time i went in the houses i would look around and see if there were pictures. see if anyone looks like me at all. >> reporter: a few days ago, her adopted mother, brenda hollis, suggested she used facebook to get some answers. catherine posted a plea for help to find her birth mother and it has become one of the most popular items on the site. shared more than 31,000 times. do you have any anger in your heart for your birth mother? >> not at all. not at all. i am completely over that. i am so happy that she took care of me. i want to hug her and just say thank you. because she could have thrown me away. >> reporter: for now, catherine and her husband, michael, have a full life, caring for maso

the somalis to be in the stallion foreign minister talking to eu foreign affairs chief catherine ashton. now the stories here it's he who is calling the shots in a bikini at. and. the other the rise of hardline nationalists former convicts among them is racing for years ukraine to people the power of some very dangerous people in a while additional news agency says the russians had given ukrainian forces until tomorrow morning to surrender parties' out of the propaganda watches me is fueling panic over ukraine's setting the alarm is ringing over russia's full blown intervention of a takeover of the southern region of crimea the will. it might not be out with me in reading chance he will begin with breaking news all week phone call reveals the same snipers were shooting out both for casters and police in kyiv. i design and cost or joins us now live with more on advance the murray and his house where we known this from an who was behind us non person soon they will all this information is in fact the common after a phone conversation was leaked in the south festival to everyone who wants

as catherine heenan reports.t dramatic development was in kuala lumpur, where the flight took off. >> catherine: a mother's desperate plea at the hotel where malaysian authorities hold their daily media briefings. she is saying my son, li lee, was on the plane. bellowed >> catherine: another family holds a sign and cries out, we need the truth. police and the malaysian military move in and carry them away from the cameras. forreporters pushed aside as officials refuse to answer questions about their fate. >> catherine: today's focus in the hunt for flight 370 is at the far southern end of its possible flight path, ocean 14=hundred miles from perth in western australia. officials there say it's based on information from the u=s government. >> catherine: the area at the end of those analysis has been refined by work done by the ntsb on the fuel reserves of the aircraft and how far it could have flown. >> jacqueline: mostly cloudy skies at types. at times. keeping us warm fought. 50 degrees to start the day. 46 in h

somebody from the new british press estonian foreign minister told that eu foreign policy chief catherine ashton. other headlines the month is national post calling the shots in. rise of hotline absence of full conference among them is the result is the present evil as in politics and very dangerous people. russian official news agency said the rocket that even ukrainian forces until tomorrow morning to surrender bart's out of the and to watch as needy as feuding i know that it cleans the two lines ringing of the rushes for an intervention. and at the take off the southern region of spring. the hoopla was the seventies week. this is a huge national line up market which is the mosque at you with the tub omelets eighteen now a headline story the stone in a foreign ministry has said that the defendant called bikini is catherine ashton and it's a new foreign minister is off and take a conversation features a staggering one of the nation saying goes like this to a shooting in both protesters and police who kept well as the height by someone from the full opposition. donovan has more we've hear

s foreign affairs chief catherine ashton is meeting with top officials in iran. her visit comes four months ahead of a deadline for a nuclear agreement between iran and the west. >> the e.u.'s foreign policy chief catherine ashton is in iran on a 2-day visit - a little bit of business and a little bit of pleasure. nuclear talks, the war in syria, human rights here in iran. the nuclear issue weighs over iran's foreign policy. the for-minister spoke about that and talk -- foreign minster spoke about that. and talked about an great that could be reached. he tr stressed there must be no ambiguity. catherine ashton has been regarded as the key to getting a temporary nuclear agreement. that was reached in november. she, of course, is here as a friend of the foreign minister at the invitation of the foreign ministry to talk about the issues, but also a friendship building exercise. catherine ashton stressed positivity about the talks and that there was no guarantee that any final permanent agreement can be reached. both sides seemed hopeful. >> it has been seven years s

foreign policy chief catherine ashton. more headlines on r.t. international who's calling the shots in kiev. the rise of hardline nationalists of former convicts among them is a raising fears ukraine's up evil has empowered some very dangerous people meanwhile. russia's official news agency says the russians have given ukraine forces in till to morrow morning to surrender. out on the propaganda watch as media is fuelling panic over ukraine setting the alarms ringing over russia's full blown intervention and the takeover of the southern region of crimea. line from moscow is just one pause. in the capital you're live with us on r.t. to national with me now to our breaking news story this hour the sony and foreign ministry has said that the lead phone call between the e.u.'s catherine ashton and the a stone and foreign minister is authentic a conversation features staggering revelations of seeing the snipers who were shooting at both protesters and police in kiev where allegedly hired by someone from the former opposition let's get more now from ou

. >> catherine da knew is a legend on the screen. known for her talent and beauty talk about it with bob simon of "60 minutes." >> catherine! >> she has been acting for 57 years. in her early days she was known as the ice maiden, elegant, distant, reserved. but then things changed. >> what was it like for you when you acted in your first really steamy movie? >> a steamy movie? >> would be -- sex. >> later on "sunday morning," on love, life and beauty. enrique is a fans around the world. cross over star with hits in both english and spanish. he speaks for the record with rita braver. >> on stage enrique is relaxed and carefree. ♪ but his heart he says is a warrior. >> what do you worry about. >> i micro manage. i worry about every single detail. but i worry because i care. >> cares enough to make music that sold more than 100 million albums. as you'll see ahead on "sunday morning." >> osgood: tomorrow is st. patrick's day and sons and daughter of ireland are stepping out. you can count margaret brennan among them. >> riverdance burst

kron 4's catherine heenan has the latest on the search. and the two passengers on board. who were not who they claimed to be the u=s navy has contributed two warships to the search. >> catherine:34 aircraft and 40 ships from ten nations are combing the sea where malaysia air flight 370 disappeared two hours after leaving kuala lumpur for beijing. >>"unfortunately, ladies and gentlemen, we have not found anything that appear to be objects from the aircraft, >> catherine:so today the search area was expanded. as far as the andaman sea on the other side of the malaysian peninsula. >> catherine:they are looking for clues on the surface and signals from below sully >> catherine:adding to the mystery. the discovery that two passengers. both men. were traveling with stolen european passports. >> catherine:tonight investigators say is that the tickets were purchased from this travel agency in thailand by a frequent customer, an iranian businessman known as "mr ali." that the tickets were one=way and paid for in cash, both red flags for terrorist investigators. but the travel agen

catherine craig. back to you. >> thank you, catherine, appreciate it. >>> now to colorado, a man kidnapped a 4-year-old boy, carjacked three different cars and seriously injured a police officer. it is really, you know, you have to watch unbelievable chase, it lasted an hour before finally coming to an end on foot. nbc's miguel almaguer reports. >> reporter: high speed chase apparently somebody took a car in long monte. he's gone both right should and left shoulder. police gave the suspect room. >> this guy is going like a rocket ship. >> reporter: fearing for the safety of a 4-year-old boy indecide the stolen car. >> he's getting into another car. >> reporter: the chase lasted over an hour. >> another vehicle. he's carjacked a silver van. >> reporter: the suspect stole three vehicles. >> it is very dangerous. we're lucky there was a news helicopter overhead following this guy. he was not going to stop for anybody. >> tremendously high rate of speed. >> reporter: john morrissey has never seen anything

catherine deneuve in a new film by emmanuelle bercot." [ speaking french ] >> charlie: i am pleased to have catherine deneuve back at this table. welcome. >> hello. >> charlie: is this something you would like to g do, get in a mercedes and drive out of paris and go? >> i think everybody has the same thing of sort of taking the car and going away for a few hours. actually, in the film, she doesn't really want to leave everything, she just thinks for a few hours because she goes without anything. but i suppose, yes, at one time, it's enough, i go. but you don't have very often the opportunity to do it because of response snoobilities oh, but you could do it if you wanted to. you could take off a few weeks. >> i could take off but i don't imagine to take off without saying anything to anyone, you know, because when you have friends and family, most of all, there is so much responsibility. >> charlie: tell me how you see bettie. >> i see bettie as a sort of very young at heart, maybe too young at heart. she's always been quite responsible.

catherine field. catherine. very briefly what what you are reading on flattening of putin and why he's speaking out. the first time now. he had to speak count off to ms in moscow is still a month ago monday. this does not cut most of the values of the mill was losing badly. he was in need shade that he was in control. i think the new nokia is how he started the korean and chinese attacks have not been the kremlin. he has no fear in some ways quite cold here this week on the toe. q is being. safin has been soft there is very interesting what he says about former prison to cut it. that he is since he just dropped and left undone. and you don't even know he did still make the point that the fed the trendy fest agreement with the agreement and designs that is the one that should be standing not the subsequent to the government is in place and now. it's very hard to read annotation month never know them up. if he's saying this to keep people off his back if this is what he says today. perhaps this is something to wri

if you can turn on the project or. >> good afternoon, i'm catherine reilly from mission bay. the plan before you is the schematic design for block 7 east for families for children receiving treatment primarily ucsf and you approved the transfer of this property to family house. after i give the overview, the architect will present the design of the building. if you have a chance, feel free to come down and look at the model. so this map basically gives you a location. we have block 7 west located here bounded by third street to the east, mission bay blvd north to the south, china basin street to the north and then there is a private public walkway that will be between this project and the block seven, the related cc units project to the west. it's located about 5-6 blocks from the new hospital which is under construction here. and will include 80 guest room suites office and activity space, parking spaces and seven more than is required as well as four bicycle racks with additional space with about eight bicycles. there will be private open space on the podium and other resid

according to one person, catherine herridge has more on the story. good to see you again. >> reporter: yes, sure, thank you for having me. >> so what do we have today? that is a huge development in my mind. what do you think? >> reporter: well, we have been able to independently confirm based on our sources that the u.s. investigators have not discounted this idea that the jet flew for several hours after the transponder went dark. and they're taking the available data from the jet including what i would describe as systems or mechanical data and evaluating it in this light. there are three streams of data that the ntsb are looking at. one is transponder data, the other is radar data where the flight would come up as unidentified once the transponder was off. fuel levels, temperature, whether they need new filters or an oil change with the data, this is important because the investigators want to understand whether it did keep pinging long after the transponder went silent, sean. >> you know, we have a guest coming up later, oliver mcgee, an expert o

in its own interest to make sure that the auden all the imb do with these about iran's intentions catherine actions. this is also laid the groundwork for the next round of talks scheduled for the seventeenth of march in vienna. least a forty five people being killed in schools more engine in the southern iraqi city of handout. sultry suicide bomber drove a minibus packed with explosives through checkpoints on the group a civil claim responsibility for the attack but an exclusive interview with is titled iraqi prime minister accused saudi arabia and cuts costs of backing minutes and creeps in his country rushing to find survive as a ten point was still on fire when audiences are right medical sources say at least a hundred people were wounded in the attack and largely shiite neighborhoods south of baghdad. but both of them lost its crown that you're going to be out of touch points. many in sunscreens on placement. with that. a suicide bomb and that's good deal of the minibus destroying any by security building and sickened dozens of cars on fire. so far no one has claimed responsibility for

catherine austin six was managing director and a member of the board of directors at ben aerated whiteshoe wall street firm dillon read now this is before she became assistant secretary of housing at the department of housing and urban development during the first bush administration since leaving government austin fitts has become increasingly aware of risks in the global financial system and political economy she has made it her mission to reach out to various people via the internet this helps to reach a wider array of citizens than she ever thought possible before now today she talked to me about the transition from what she calls global two point zero to global three point zero take a look. now catherine having looked at your various commentaries and presentations on the internet the overarching theme that stood out to me was this concept of yours that there is a world that is dying and a new one that's being born and that as we as individuals have to figure out how to be a greater part of this new world that you say is being born so this very very macro concept can you explain it

foreign chief catherine ashton and also we have the a stone in foreign affairs minister and catherine ashton in that phone conversation is in fact asking him about his impressions of the crane where he just returned from and he said the picture is look inside and more importantly and it's quite an eye opener this one is the fact that snipers were as you said merino wool shoots in both protesters and off the shelves both sides are really so let's listen in to what he had to say. very tense shows that people who were killed by snipers from both sides among. them from the streets that they were it just seems like british dealing people from both sides. yeah but so the country also showed me some photos because medical doctor or she can you know say that it's the same same handwriting same type of bullets. and it's really disturbing that now the. new coalition that they don't want to investigate what exactly happened so that series i was stronger and stronger understanding that behind snipers they were it was not called which but it was somebody from the new coalition so this is what is a

catherine deneuve in a new film by emmanuelle bercot. my way." >> i am pleased to have catherine deneuve back at the table. is this something you would like to do? you get in a mercedes and drive out of paris? >> in any car, maybe. at one time, i think everyone is thinking about taking the car and going for a few hours. in the film, she does not go to leave everything. she just kind of takes the car. she thinks for a few hours. at one time, there is always a good reason to say it is enough. i go. you don't often have the opportunity to do it because of responsibility. >> you could do it if you wanted to. you can take off a few weeks. >> i could, but i don't imagine taking off without saying anyone to anyone. when you have friends and family, it is the responsibility. you cannot disappear and frighten everyone. >> tell me how you see betty. >> i see her as young and hard, maybe too young at heart. she has been trying to survive or to be maintaining the place where she is working with her mother still there. she lives with her mother. she

this comes from the reporting of catherine herridge in washington who has spoken with hers sources.ou know how your phone, you'll see at the top every now and then, it's not connected to at & t or verizon and has the circling thing saying i'm searching. and then eventually, it says got it, and it lets you know you have range and you can make a phone call? you didn't do anything there. no data was transmitted, but it made a connection. well, according to the reporting of catherine herridge and her sources, that's what happens with the jets. every hour or so, a handshake is made. between the transmission devices on the plane and the receiving devices which are on the ground. and that happens about once every hour. and that happened with this jet four to five times after it lost signal. so what does that tell us? a handshake was made. here's when that handshake can't happen. if the power is cut for any reason, if it's in the water, that doesn't happen. if it's exploded, the wouldn't happen. if it's still flying, it happens. and it happened. what do you learn from that handshake, if you

catherine ashton's first trip here is headline news for iranian media.t was important to get every detail right to building a new relationship between iran and europe. shareef and ashton know each other well. they have been negotiating for months in europe. with the landmark deal they reached last year on iran's nuclear program runs out in july. >> the trust is still deep. are you worried they may not succeed? >> iran is determined to reach an agreement. iran finds it in its own interests to make sure there are no ambiguities about iran's intentions because we have no intention to seek nuclear weapons. >> iran is clearly establishing better working relationships with many countries in the west. ashton's visit will strengthen further. as the negotiations go on the talks made it more difficult the. humam i did has been no prison five times. europe's top diplomat wants to engage on these issues too. >> we have come to establish for ourselves a situation here in terms of the potential for the relationship. but we also recognize that that relationship is in m

foreign policy chief catherine ashton is in iran on a 2-day visit. on the business agenda nuclear talks - the war in syria, security in afghanistan, and human rights in iran. the nuclear issue weighs over rain's foreign policy. the foreign minister spoke about that, hoping that an agreement can be reached within the next four months, a permanent nuclear agreement. there must be no ambiguity in an agreement that they come up with. catherine ashton has been regarded as the key to getting a temporary nuclear agreement. that was reached in november. she is here, of course, as a friend of the foreign minister at the invitation of the foreign ministry to talk about these issues, but a friendship-building exercise. catherine ashton did stress positivity about bilateral talks, about there was no guarantee that a final permanent agreement can be reached. both sides are hopeful. >> and today marks seven years since former federal bureau of investigation agent and c.i.a. contractor robert levinson went missing in iran, he's the longest held hostage ever. his fa

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lyse doucet is traveling with catherine ashton. outline the americans always seem to be the big players in negotiating with iran. how big does europe feature from the viewpoint of iranians? >> you have to remember catherine ashton played an absolutely vital role in the landmark deal last november. so she is at the heart of the negotiations. crucial historic negotiations between iran and the rest of the international community. but, yes, so when she comes here, some iranians said our problem is not brussells. our problem is with washington. many people here are skeptical. when people ask the question, is it really possible for iran and world powers to conclude a long-term nuclear deal, which they are hoping, cautiously hoping they been do by the end of july, they say that the main obstacle is not just the hard liners here in iran but the hard liners as they put it in the united states. those that still deeply distrust. he said iran does not seek nuclear weapons. the west wants more prove of that. they raise concerns about the milita

for more, we turn to fox's over catherine herridge. catherine, let's look at the images. tell me what you think about them and the reports circulating all day. what do you think. >> reporter: well, based on our reporting this first went out on a chinese-based technology website. and what it claims to show is that the images captured on march 9th, so one day after the flight disappeared. and it does suggest that the debris captured on the images is within a 21-mile radius. and that some of the debris is significantly large. and the reason that is important is that an ntsb investigator, a former investigator reviewed the images for fox tonight and said that if the plain broke up in the air what we would expect to find are very large pieces of debris. and that would seem consistent with what we see in the images, sean. >> okay, do you believe there is a strong possibility in fact this could be the plane? >> i don't think it matters what i believe. i think it matters what i have learned through my reporting. and so far what i have found is that the relevant agencies here in w

what we are seeing in catherine ashton and angela merkel is a change in tone. angela merkel has given up on vladimir putin or is showing signs of her patients snapping. she has been the one talking to you and -- to put in and understanding him on a different level. she said he seems to be in a different mold -- that is partially the answer to one of your questions. it is hard to judge how vladimir putin will react to the sanctions. the public line from the kremlin -smanctions,ctions we don't really care. they are targeting officials close to put in -- the head of security service, the defense minister, the head of the state-run gas monopoly. this is the top-tier list. presumably in a first run of sanctions it would be visa bans. slightly low level officials so they keep some ammunition so they can escalate if putin were then to move on to steps beyond just crimea, ruling military hardware into other parts of ukraine. they want some leeway. the real question with the economic sanctions. will europe be able to speak in the collective voice, give us a sizable econ

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so all we have now is that a news kons fren scheduled to begin i want to bring in catherine herridgeorrespondentent and producer for that matter in washington. catherine, do you have anything we don't some >> what i wanted to add to it, shepherd is that we reported faa is taking second intense reviews for data associated with the flight. that is data link information that led to the tracking of 21 to the north, one along the western coast of australia. this data given a the flight pattern as they understood it. it turns fuel and how far it could fly. after assessed, 36 hours later, the pentagon issued a new search mast released yesterday showed a search area had been refocused if you will in that western section, southern indian ocean 1500 nautical miles off the coast. it also included what is described as a drift area about 7 to 8 days after the jet disappeared from all signals intelligence. so that is number one. this does seem to have born fruit this, is why u.s. assets have been sent there. on the satellite images if there was a break up of the aircraft or it went down into the w

that's of the is tony and foreign minister talking to each of foreign policy chief catherine ashton . headlines on r.t. international who's calling the shots into. the jews who want to blow the rise of hardline nationalists convicts among them as are raising fears ukraine's up evil has empowered some very dangerous people meanwhile. russian national news agency says the russians have given ukraine forces and kill tomorrow morning to surrender parties out on the public ganda watch as media is fuelling panic over you. certainly a land swinging able russia's full blown intervention and the takeover of a song the invasion of crimea. it's eleven pm here in the russian top until you live with us on r.t. international you're with me tom let's say to our top story now in breaking needs the estonian foreign ministry has said the leaked phone call between the e.u. catherine ashton and the stony and foreign minister is authentic a conversation features staggering revelations to say the snipers who is shooting at both protesters and police in kiev we allegedly hired by someone from the former opp

for more, we turn to fox's over catherine herridge. catherine, let's look at the images. and the reports circulating all

catherine.? bad enough to see this fire from a distance.and you could see it for miles. .but imagine the people who live and work a short distance away. this is what they were looking at. you begin to understand why people talked about being absolutely terrified. they were watching a giant wall of flames and black smoke.moving quickly and eating through a giant condo project being built. these are scenes from the height of the fire. this is one big building - but with two wings. it basically takes up a huge chunk of a city block. and there was no telling at first whether fire crews could stop it from spreading. then the building began to collapse. first - the scaffolding. then huge chunks of the walls. firefighters had set up what they called a "collapse zone".knowing this would happen. and we'll show you some of the scenes from a little later. you can see how the firefighters every possible angle. using ladders - and spraying the site from nearby buildings.and rooftops. and when the worst was ov