michaela pereira and chris cuomo with you. john berman is on the scene. two buildings brought down by what is considered a massive gas explosion. here is the situation. a bomb squad is on the scene because they are trained in understanding this explosion. it is a five-alarm fire. in terms of injuries, that's the obvious concern. local hospitals have received a couple. we have seen some people come out of the building on stretchers. it is too early for that kind of information. if you take a look at google maps, we'll show you what these two buildings were that are now gone. this is about 116th, 117th street on park avenue in manhattan. that may not mean to you. it is the east side of manhattan. heavily residential. on this storefront, level of one was a spanish church. the other one, a pea iano repai shop. you can direct people to where they are. >> right around the corner from that is a. more heavily traffic, foot traffic area. this is probably a quieter street where this happened. again, it is a concern because of all of those buildings that have those

you just made my day, chris cuomo.'t hate, appreciate. >>> happening now in the "newsroom" the malaysia airlines mystery at sea. >> we just received an aircraft -- >> new information just coming in every hour as the families of more than

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >> i'm chris cuomo in new york. there was just a press conference moments ago with malaysian officials. they're pushing back that they've been withholding information. let's get right to kate in malaysia. >> reporter: and here is the very latest, chris. this morning a new report citing unnamed sources saying the plane could have been flying as low as 5,000 feet across three countries to avoid radar and we learn the missing jet may have flown as far as central asia to the north and deep into the indian ocean to the south. plus now two dozen countries are now helping with the search. he let's get you up to date on the latest. the search area now expanding as the search for the missing flight deepens. >>s and we verified as to the last known area of the aircraft, we recalibrated our search efforts. >> and a shift on the investigation. the focus -- the pilots of the malaysian airline. this surveillance footage appears to show the captain and first officer passing through airport security. cnn cannot confirm the au

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >> i'm chris cuomo in newress conference moments ago with malaysian officials. they're pushing back that they've been withholding information. let's get right to kate in malaysia. >> reporter: and here is the very latest, chris. this morning a new report citing unnamed sources saying the plane could have been flying as low as 5,000 feet across three

chris cuomo joins us. >> hey, hope you had a good weekend. of this flight. we'll be following up on what you're doing this morning. we have the latest on the investigation, some developments about what may not be good clues, what may not matter, so it's not really moving in a direction we'd like about discoveries this morning, but the major theories are still whether or not this was terrorism, whether or not it disintegrated in midair, what the stolen passports could mean. we have great experts who understand investigations like this. but this is something that is highly, highly unusual. we're also going to be following ukraine, of course. cnn has exclusive video of a border checkpoint in crimea. we're told it is under russian control, and there now appear to be land mines in the area. we're also going to have on the show this morning senator john mccain. he's been very strong about putin. and unfortunately, he has been right about these sequential bad events that have happened in ukraine. so, he's going to be on here to talk about how we got

it is chris cuomo, new york.derstanding from the brothers on the street is that they have it basically under control. it is multiple houses responding. do you have any fresher information? >> you can see how difficult it is for them as that smoke gets lighter. that part of the fire is out. some of the other stuff, the darker stuff, is really nasty smoke. it looks like it is pretty toxic. they are having trouble getting that part of the fire out. they want to get in there as quick as they can. the people in there now will be seriously injured if they are. hopefully, none of them are caught in the immediate explosion. they want to get the folks out of there. it will kill them if the explosion didn't. it is a tough job. hard to get in there with all that debris. it looks like it has collapsed. twit a few apartments above the ground floor. an awful lot of debris to get in there underneath. >> we are in a major trafficked area here. this is 116th, 116th and park avenue. highly trafficked. the elevated railroad adjacen

joined by john berman who's in with chris cuomo.alf hour, a search plane spotted something in the new search zone almost 700 miles northeast of where the search has centered so far. ships are heading to that area and will have to confirm what it is. and that, of course, may not happen until tomorrow. >>> breaking also this morning, australian officials announced the search area moved, as we mentioned, almost 700 miles northeast. authorities now believe the plane was traveling faster and burning more fuel. in the last half hour, a search plane did spot something in the new search zone. we'll have to confirm exactly what happened. we'll be following that throughout the morning. >> this p3 orion did spot the debris. meanwhile, malaysian officials, they were briefing all morning, very much on the defensive. they say the new search area is based on the best information they have including from the faa and ntsb, also from boeing. they're standing by the fact they were searching in the old search area. they also standby the hunt for debris

i'm chris cuomo in new york. we are following breaking news with the malaysia plane. a press conference just ending raising big questions about the flight simulator. get straight to kate in kuala lumpur with the latest. kate? >> reporter: thanks, chris. good morning again from malaysia where the search for the missing jet is trending south today. we are going to get to that in just a second, but just moments ago, malaysian officials are confirming that some data had been deleted from the pilot's simulator. this is the simulator that was taken from his home in a search on saturday. what that data was, we don't know yet. forensic ex-officers are investigating and we don't know if the pilot was the one who deleted it of course, every answer we get, more questions come with it a law enforcement official confirmed to cnn also that it's believed the plane's first turn off course was programmed by someone in the cockpit at least 12 minutes before that final haunting contact coming from the co-pilot when he said, "all right. good night." meantime, a u.s. government source tel

. >> chris cuomo, kate bolduan both here with us? >> hey, guys! e. >> you're not that lucky. >> it's cuomo. there's grif behind you. >> behind a man, there's another man. this morning we'll be talking more about ukraine. the country is saying it is on the brink of war, so obviously our attention has to be there. talk has proven cheap for the u.s. and western allies as russia has moved in. we hear reports of small attacks being launched on the border. it's always a little unclear who's doing the attacking. we're trying to figure it out. can we avoid an all-out conflict there? what can the u.s. do? the secretary of state is going. we have a ton of experts coming on this morning who understand the region to kind of take us through why russia is where they are, what the reasonable expectations are going forward and what is it at this point that vladimir putin fears about the west for the united states, if anything? on a lighter note, of course, the oscars, best of the best of the academy awards last night. it was an evening marked with major milestones

cnn anchor chris cuomo talked about the fact that there is this hot air about the story. the job in a situation like this is to have more questions than answers because simply not enough is known. if it seems like we're nibbling around the edges, it's because we are. how much of that is too much? >> look, there's a new player in this media mix, it's a chinese news agency. two-thirds of the people on that airplane were chinese. the chinese don't care, it was their people on the airplane and they want answers and i think they're going to make a major play in terms of forcing a better investigation out of cnn or the american media. >> one of the things that troubles me here, and i understand the great temptation, and people are genuinely interested. how does an airplane disappear out of thin air and all of that? but the fact that it is a plane that took off from malaysia, imagine if they had been a plane that took off from new york. i think there would be a lot more focus. obviously, there would be lots of interviews with the families of those on board. there's a lot more fo

something senator john mccain told our chris cuomo that he reluctantly agrees with. >> what do we do?you think we get them out of crimea or is it as the former secretary gates said, crimea is gone, you can't get it back? >> i hate to admit it. i'm afraid that is the case. i predicted crimea, because i predicted putin would never give up self varies toe poll. i don't know whether he is going to take eastern ukraine or not. i think it depends on what he thinks the consequences are. >> we are joined about annalyst vladimir posner. do you think that crimea is already lost to russia? >> i rarely agree with senator mccain but reluctantly, i would have to say that i'm afraid that's the case. i hope it is not. i hope over the next two days, there will be a way of negotiating some type of settlement by which crimea would be independent but not part of the russian settlement. i think the majority of people. but still, crimea does belong to ukraine. it is a bad example in my opinion. >> it is hard to have a fair referendum whether you are under occupation which effectively crimea is with the rus

i'm chris cuomo in new york. we are following breaking news with the malaysia plane.g big questions about the flight simulator. get straight to kate in kuala lumpur with the latest. kate? >> reporter: thanks, chris. good morning again from malaysia where the search for the missing jet is trending south today. we are going to get to that in just a second, but just moments ago, malaysian officials are confirming that some data had been deleted from the pilot's simulator. this is the simulator that was taken from his home in a search on saturday. what that data was, we don't know yet. forensic ex-officers are

i'm michaela pereira, john berman in for chris cuomo who is off. we have breaking news.ts ago, malaysian officials announcing more potential debris. >> this is a new lead in a search that really ramped up today. our kate bolduan live in perth, australia following it all. >> reporter: just minuting ago, we learned that more than a hundred objects were spotted by satellites on sunday in the same area that's been the focus of the search effort here so far. they describe them as different sizes. some of them bright meaning they could be solid, maybe possibly metal. meantime, we also have a dozen planes and some maybe possibly five, six ships using the latest intelligence to try and locate the plane. all of the equipment that the is is seconding to help has also arrived here in perth, including technology to help find the data recorder. and investigators are looking into a newly discovered partial ping sent by the plane. this new information, we should be careful and still call them objects is raising new hope that maybe that can be

she spoke with chris cuomo on "new day" this morning and gave her reaction to these latest developments>> it's enough to make us all anxious again after a couple days of quiet. but i'm cautiously pessimistic that it's not a piece of the plane. i keep hoping that somebody took this flight for a reason, which means they would have preserved it and tried to hide it some place, tried to take it some place. so if this debris is indeed part of that plane, then it kind of dashes that wishful thinking to pieces. >> bajc is most certainly not alone in her emotions. a short time ago malaysia airlines held a briefing for the families at a hotel. i want to bring in our atika shubert. how are they managing the families in regards to where they're going to be as this search narrows? >> well, we know they were showing the satellite images that were used to pinpoint this debris, but they have been told there's no confirmation that it is the plane at this point. that they're still sending search planes out to try and verify it. so a lot of the families are reserving judgment. they're still trying to hol

chris cuomo. >> hey, how are you doing, guys. we're checking out the press conference.g of what they seem to know. the problem is that's far less than what they don't know. i don't know about you, but is this a very difficult story to follow. there's conflicting information and there's scenarios that just don't make sense. the mystery just continues to deepen. so we're going to try to suss through what is known, what is unknown, and what is fueling the speculation right now. because of these latest conflicts reporting that the flight was hundreds of miles away. hundreds of miles. what does that mean? that means time? that means intention? what does the flight path tell us? then we have malaysian officials denying that and expanding the search area to the rege wherein it's now theorized to be in the strait of malacca which sounds exotic but it happens to be probably the most traveled shipping route in that part of the world. we're going to bring in people who have investigated these situations before to try to make sense of what's going on because this is really getting

. >> i think chris cuomo sent that question in. he is obsessed with diego garcia.u a twofer here. a lot of viewers want to know why they are not searching nearby air pords. if no record has been found so far. is there a possibility it could have landed somewhere nearby. >> i think they are not searching them because of the location of the hand shakes. the few data points that we have from the aircraft that couldn't be turned off, as dr. bob arnot said to the satellites. based on that satellite information and the crunching of the data by inmarsat and other brains in the world working with them, that they had a pretty good aidea it headed into the ocean. they are not looking at airports. at airports, there are lots of people. having spent years investigating and litigating 911, the clues just flooded out. there are many people out there with eyes and ears, ready and willing to help solve a crime. there has been silence. >> we have heard a lot of people saying that crowd sourcing, i lot of experts that are willing to contribute to this search effort. a big thank you

i'm chris cuomo authorities there holding a press conference. have expanded the search area. there's a new search saying the pilot used the plane's computer to alter the course. >> thanks chris. malaysian officials say the search area is 2.24, two and a quarter million nautical square miles, bigger than the size of australia. the u.s. will scale back the role in the search as other countries pick up the slack. meantime, emotions

i'm michaela pereira with john berman in for chris cuomo. viewers from the united states and around the world. we begin with breaking news in the search for flight 370. >> they are updating the search for flight 370. the news is this, the search has been called off for today because of bad weather in the search areas. there are no boats in the vicinity of where they believe the wreckage is at this point. they are going over how they have come to the conclusion that flight 370 ended in the southern indian ocean. laying out the case again on the inmarsat satellite data, explaining why they think it landed in that area off the coast of perth, australia. that's where we're going to go to right now. our kate bolduan is live in perth, australia. kate? >> reporter: good morning, john. coming to you live from perth. malaysian officials have been giving everyone kind of a technical update. based on data analysis from a british company that they will no longer be searching the northern cordor that we've been talking about. that's why it's coming out o

i'm chris cuomo authorities there holding a press conference. the headline, they have expanded the search area. there's a new search saying the pilot used the plane's computer to alter the course. >> thanks chris. malaysian officials say the search area is 2.24, two and a quarter million nautical square miles, bigger than the size of australia. the u.s. will scale back the role in the search as other countries pick up the slack. meantime, emotions are starting to boil over, 11 days after the plane vanished. relatives venting at officials. one woman wants the truth and doesn't want to be used as a political pawn. there's little doubt the plane went off course because of demand from the cockpit. the new york times citing unnamed officials saying someone in the cockpit deliberately changed the course. this person typed key strokes into the system to divert off course to beijing. >> someone put into the computer system a new direction for the plane to go in. it shows that whoever did this had expertise in flying. this was not someone on the plane tha

john berman in for chris cuomo. a press conference just wrapping up in malaysia.he search area has now moved almost 700 miles northeast after new analysis that alters how much fuel was burned and how fast the plane was going. >> they are going into great detail about why they changed the search. they say it comes from a large working group from around the world and the search has been wasted on the -- based on the best information they've had up until now. the images could still be drifting debris. let's start with andrew stevens live in perth, australia. >> reporter: certainly getting news to the twists and turns. today, it really

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >> good morning.rsday, march 27th. it's 8:00 in the east. i'm alongside john berman in for chris cuomo. >>> another possible big field of debris has been spotted by satellite in the indian ocean. thai satellites picked up about 300 object pos tentially linked to the plane. 120 miles west of where more objects were spotted earlier this week. >> search planes were out today but they were called back because of the bad weather. they'll have to wait before they go out again to search the area. six ships are still out on the water searching. let's get more now on this potential debris spotted. malaysia is preparing to send a delegation to australia, including navy, air force, airline and aviation personnel. andrew stevens has the latest for us from perth. hey, andrew. >> reporter: hey, john. good morning to you. good morning, michaela. very disappointing day for the air search here. it was called off, but some of those aircraft did manage to get down those far southern reaches and get some time over the se

. >> secretary of state chris cuomo. >> very diplomatic there. >> yes, i am nothing if not a diplomating. >> thank you, john. >>> coming up next on "new day," as the search for the missing malaysian flight continues, the only things the families of these lost passengers can do is sit and wait and pray. we will hear from some of them ahead. [bell rings] [prof. burke] at farmers,we make you smarter about your insurance,because what you don't know can hurt you. what if you didn't know that home insurance can keep your stuff covered,even when it's not at home? or that collisions with wildlife on the road may not be covered. and what if you didn't know that you could be liable for any accidents on your property? the more you know,the better you can plan for what's ahead. talk to farmers and get smarter about your insurance. ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum, bum - bum - bum - bum♪ >>> welcome back to "new day." as the search continues for the missing malaysia flight, every dead end becomes more difficult, obviously, for these families of the 239 souls on board. and in a gesture for the missi

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you just made my day, chris cuomo. "newsroom" starts now. >> don't hate, appreciate. >>> happening now in the "newsroom" the malaysia airlines mystery at sea. >> we just received an aircraft -- >> new information just coming in every hour as the families of more than 200 people wait for word. >> this is pretty fresh and we're procession it and we've just had a little bit of time to be together as a family. >> investigators now trying to figure out how two of the passengers boarded the plane with stolen pass ports. >> stolen passports can be repurposed and used. >> key questions this morning. who were they? did the plane disintegrate at 35,000 feet? you're live in the cnn "newsroom". >>> good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me this morning. piece spar ration grows by the hour. a second u.s. navy ship joins the massive international effort to search for any signs of a malaysia airlines jet that's missing and presumed crash. dozens of planes and ships are scouring the gulf of thailand for debris

post story, cnn is on the defensive, it could be that cnn is, you know, concerned about it because chris cuomoe coverage. let me quote it here. often in a situation like the mystery of malaysian airlines 370 the job to have more questions than answers because simply not enough is known. so it seems like we're nibbling around the edges, it's because we are. if it seems like you're trying to avoid the suggestions of speculation, it's because you have to. what do you think of that? >> that's an attempt to justify the all-plain, all the time coverage that y, this n is engaged -- cnn is engaged in. in the absence of facts, we have to consider all the possibilities. well, we to as journalists off the air, but we don't have to air them this front of a camera if we don't know. it just seems to be of us have veered off course because it's a mystery, there's ratings in it, and it almost turns into a bit of a parlor game, and that disturbs me. gregg: always look forward to your program on sunday mornings. howard kurtz, "media buzz." thanks very. jenna: how a c inmate -- jenna: how a c inmate -- californi

the editor of the local newspaper on "new day" this morning, told chris cuomo, there is no evidence. been no report of any plane landing on any of the airstrips, even assuming they could carry a 777. as for the other several hundred uninhabited, because it is under the indian authorities, there are no reports of any untoward activity. these islands are highly sensitive to the indian government and they would certainly know about them, if, indeed, it had happened. >> richard quest, captain sean cassidy, thanks so much. we are going to bring you back for more questions in just a bit. we appreciate your time. >> tens of thousands of square miles and underwater currents and topography that can make a search even more daunting. if the search turns to the ocean floor, aviation investigators say american expertise will lead the way. >> we have got some tremendous technology. the airplane is in the water. it is likely going to be found. >> for years, the united states and soviet union played the cat and mouse game with submarines. the technology that was developed as a result of that is phen

. >>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >> racing now to find flight expires. >> new word that the search is intensifying this morning. ten planes and ten ships scouring the indian ocean. we now know where those four floating objects found came from. our coverage begins live from perth, australia this morning. paula, doesn't sound luke good news for those orange objects. >>. >> absolutely. kate, since you were here last week, this search has been beefed up quite a bit, many more ships at

>>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >> racing now to find flight 370. there are just days remaining before the battery life of the black box expires. >> new word that the search is intensifying this morning. ten planes and ten ships scouring the indian ocean. we now know where those four floating objects found came from. our coverage begins live from perth, australia this morning. paula, doesn't sound luke good news for those orange objects. >>. >> absolutely. kate, since you were here last week, this search has been beefed up quite a bit, many more ships at sea, more planes in the air and still frustrating. today back to square one. debris sighted this weekend leading to dead end. four items on a reconnaissance plane turned out to be fishing equipment and dead jelly fish. >> none of the items were related to flight 370. >> in an exclusive interview, they say they're not giving up. >> how long can this be sustained? >> the search a ramping up, not winding down. >> reporter: i toured the ship this weekend as crews outfitted the vessel with an unmann

united states and around the globe, i'm michaela pereira alos angeles side john berman again for chris cuomon the on going search for flight 370. >> narrowing down the search area. we want to get straight to kate bolduan. >> reporter: good morning everyone joining you from perth, australia. officials are now focusing on the southern tip of the corridor. the effort is on hold right now because conditions are so dangerous out in the southern indian ocean, that it's being slammed with huge waves and importantly, very low cloud cover. so visibility, not good enough for the search. the search, though, is expected to resume tomorrow as conditions are expected to improve. malaysia airlines telling distraught family members they will never see their loved ones again. the company is offering each passenger's family $5,000. the money, though, little consolation for the anguish, angry relatives in china. hundreds of them marched towards the malaysian embassy in beijing today, but police officers blocked them from reaching the building. let's bring in jim clancy who has been following this investigation

. >> announcer: this is new day with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and mckayla perez. >>> welcome to "newn the east. we are joined by brooke baldwin in for kate. malaysia officials confirming that they have expanded the search. the new area backwards of the direction the plane should have been heading. the question is, why. a senior mill lasalaysian officd it strayed. that area will be searched even though the official claims are being disputed. cnn was also told the jet's trans ponder was turned off cutting off essential data like altitude, heading and speed. let's check in with jim clancey from kuala laum pu r? >> very heated press conference today in kuala lumpur. we watched the malaysian officials hedge their bets. they said, yes, they tracked this when it had the trans poppeder out there into the south china sea and, yes, they had another object from the same point at the same time that tra transponder went off and going out about 200 miles northwest of panang which would put it in an almost totally opposite direction but, you know, in order to sort it out they say they can't be sure

. >> this is new day with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >>> we are breaking news. it's friday, march 14th, 8:00 in the east and all about the search for malaysia flight 370. new fuel to the fire that the flight was deliberately flown off course. reuters is reporting that it was flown towards the andaman islands. they cite radar data and the plane appears to follow a navigational path, but some of our experts say that could be a coincidence. then a journalist from andaman islands says there is no chance the plane is there. this all after an official told cnn there is a significant likelihood that the plane is at the bottom of the indian oceans. signals transmitted to satellites hours after the last contact came over the ocean, possibly as far as 2,800 miles off course and no land mass in that area. >> with the search expanding to the east and to the west the u.s. is trying to help sending "uss kidd" to the indian ocean and also using satellites to search for the plane. reports out of china about activity, seismic activity on the sea floor hours, about an hour and a

i'm chris cuomo. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world.g breaking developments off the coast of australia. nothing definitive but it's being called the best lead in the search for flight 370 so far. why? satellite images now four days old have been analyzed by investigators. they say they show what could be -- could be parts of the missing jet. certainly it is debris that is at least partially floating in the water. also some discouraging news. two of the search planes that have been sent out are now back. for the latest on that and what the status is of this investigation, let's get to kate bolduan in malaysia. kate? >> thanks, chris. good morning once again, from kuala lumpur. australian officials say those two objects seen in the southern indian ocean could be debris from the aircraft. but they also offer a lot of caution at the same time. right now we're waiting for more information, but it was found near the search corridor. so officials are taking a special interest in it. a norwegian ship has reached that area, almost 1500 miles off

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >> welcome tong news, no debris found and hours of searching by several planes in the search for malaysia flight 370. five planes have gone out and all have left the search area with no shred of proof with anything in the water. for the latest let's get to kate bolduan. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. 9,000 miles searched but nothing to show for it for five planes scouring the vast waters of the indian ocean. the final plane and american one reported in just minutes -- just minutes ago saying nothing was found when they reported in. also this morning, malaysian authorities con if i recalling, cnn reporting, that the jet was carrying lithium ion batteries but they were packed correctly. the batteries, it's important to know, why we know this in particular is the batteries are known to overheat and sometimes catch fire. the debris could be at the plane has backtracked and saying it could not have anything to do with the missing jet liner. for more on the search, let's get back to cnn's andrew st

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