live from kuala lumpur, malaysian that's not david johnson.n executive from malaysian airlines. talking about now the jet crashed natural indian ocean. let's listen for a few moments and live from kuala lumpur. >> and to support the authorities as the search continues i will now our executive to provide you with full details of our support of the families. i stand before you today at chief executive officer of malaysian airlines and also the parent of brother and son, my heart breaks to think of the unimaginable of the family. no words which cap ease the pain. everyone in malaysian airlines family is praying for 2 39 soul os 370 and for the loved one and extend our prayers and sincere condolences. we all feel enormous sorrow and pain, sorrow that all those who boarded flight 370 on saturday eighth of march will not see the family again. an those family will now have to live v-to live on without their loved ones. must be remembered that our entire nation and let me be very clear on events of yesterday evening. our organization last night was to

and one minute to noon in perth, australia where david johnson is about to talk to reporters.are going to bring that to you live when it happens. we do not know what specifically he is going to be talking about. talking to jeffrey thomas, an aviation reporter in australia who believed he would not be coming out to say something if it wasn't significant. we'll have answers in a matter of a few seconds as we >> richard qwest, who is joining us along with our panel as we watch this, the idea this search might have to be stopped for a given length of time, it's not something we certainly have never heard of. we heard that before with air france flight 447, that the flight had already been found. >> but we're way early on that. we're not -- i don't think for a moment we're going to be talking about stopping at any time soon. remembering the southern hemisphere winter, it's coming into fall now, then winter will be coming along shortly. i think we're some way off. i'd be very surprised if he's going to announce he's bringing friends home tomorrow. absolutely once winter arrives in t

branding manager david johnson says repercussion can linger for a long time. "consumers are leary, they've heard negative comment about the airline, about safety procedures, so they take those things into consideration before the book on the airline." the u-s- pacific command is sending to the area, highly sensitive electronics capable of locating the plane's black box pinging down to a depth of 20-thousand feet. general motors is facing the possibility of a class-action lawsuit in what is being called a 'botched' recall of 1.4 million vehicles. a suit filed yesterday on behalf of 13 car owners in nine states will seek class-action status. g-m reportedly knew the ignition switches were faulty as far back as 20-04 but allegedly released the affected cobalt models anyway, . g-m did not order a recall until last month. the car company declined to comment on the pending litigation. congress is pressuring g-m and the government's auto safety agency to make accident information more accessible to consumers. an unknown amount of oil has spilled into lake michigan fro

david johnson is in the audience and he captured images of men and women at the fillmore, that is what our community is about, and it has become something that is despicable. we have to be the change that we want to see. we have to be the ones to step up to the plate. when president obama stepped up to the plate and won the election, i said i'm not just going to say president obama, what are you going to do for the country, i'm going to be a part of the solution. i'm going to run for office, i'm going to be actively engaged, i'm going to change lives. we have work to do people. as we celebrate african american history month, no matter what race you are, no matter what background you are, no matter where you come from, each and every one of us can make a difference. so i'm here, i'm willing, i'm ready and i'm going to be looking to all of you to help us change the course of history in the african american community in this city. thank you all so much. [applause] >> well, they fold told us we had three minutes to speak and between the mayor's speech and london's sermon, it has probably l

the australian defense minister david johnson describing conditions as horrendous. even the australian warship that is in that target zone and believed to be reasonably close to where that debris was last spotted has been ordered out to the periphery of that storm system. it gives you an idea of just how big it is. the australian defense minister flying to perth today, a lot of expectations we may get a little more information about the sightings by the royal australian air force yesterday. these two objects, one a gray/green color and one an orange color, within the target zone. but we didn't get anything on that. no further details on the search and how close they are at all. in fact, the only sort of point of this came from the vice minister of the armed forces, who is spearheading this search. it was disappointing. listen to what what he had to say about the state of this search. >> we're not searching for a needle in a haystack. we're still trying to define where the haystack is. that's just to put it in context. you're seeing a multi-national effort going on.

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maybe no one understands that better than david johnson. >> the people, the atmosphere, you know, it'sghing. >> do you think that's what he felt, too? >> yeah, once you get into it, it's a lovely feeling. >> jacobs was 60 years old. >> just a passion for the city by the bay, but he wasn't from the san francisco area or even california. >> no, he was actually from arkansas. that is where his family wants to bring him back for his burial. they are still working on that. >> great piece. sad. thank you, claudine. >>>a surprise from the sky. a plan one army soldier came up with to let his two young sons know that he was home. >> outside our doors, it's a soggy one. the showers continue to wind down, but not before causing some flooding in some areas. i'll have a look where and what you can expect for your neighborhood, coming up. we love this kitchen! what's next? great! do you have measurements? yeah, i paced it off. it's about twenty by twelve of these. so, we can measure, plan and install it for you. yea, let's do that! ikea. professional kitchen services at a low price. i literally have

we're about to hear from australia's defense minister, david johnson, and this is coming from perth, australia. take a listen. >> what's going on in terms of the most important in terms of aviation and maritime safety. today, i'm here to speak to the crews and the maintainers of these magnificent aircraft that are behind me. i want to take the opportunity to publicly thank all of the crews and all of the teams that keep these plains flying. as you know, it's four ours there, two hours there, and four hours back. the ocean is 3,000 meters deep, 3,000 kilometers from perth. and it's a exercise. four p3s, four japanese, one new zealand, two from china, and who else have you missed? there's a p3 coming from korea with a c-130 this afternoon. now, i want to take the opportunity to thank all of those countries for their assistance and commitment. i just had lunch with the chinese and japanese teams. it has been a long hard road. two weeks, and we have a station sight down there, and hmi has had to deploy 120 kilometers to the south for those of you who understand sites, weather condition,

, wastin wasting taxpayer money, are these contained in smaller offices or i irs as a whole, david k. johnson who also writes for taxanalyst.com, he won the pulitzer price. david you wrote that these massive weighs, have let tax cheats get away with it and this potentially cost the government dollars. how much revenue is being lost? >> well, we don't know exactly how much money. there's not an official number that the irs has, about a billion dollars a day of lost. i don't put much credence in that number at all. per waysive problems with -- pervasive problems with managers, consistencily they talk about the high standards of conduct, the lack of abuse of taxpayers, a lot of favoritism and a lot of abuse of people. of course anybody who works at a big office may have some idea of uneven management. >> is that what could have happened here? unbalanced work loads, lazy managers, it does seem to be something that does come up in a lot of other places. >> it does. what's significant here is that the irs is under incredible stress. the size and complexity of the tax system has grown you enormously

david johnson about to hold a news conpresence at this moment. following a gruelling day for malaysian officials and those who lost loved ones on flight 370. we go there live now to listen in. >> today i'm here to speak to the crews, and the maintainers of the magnificent aircraft behind me. i want to take the opportunity to thank all of the crews, and all of the teams that came. it's a four-hour trip down there. and four hours home. this is a remote part of the world. it's 3500 meters deep. 2500 kilo meters from earth. it's a massive exercise. there are four australian three 3, two illusions from china. and what else have i missed? p 3 coming from core rea. there is a c 130 h. i want to take the opportunity to thank those countries for their assistance and commitment. i've just had lunch with chinese and japanese teams, they're working long hours to keep aircraft flying and crews up to the minute in terms of enthusiasm. it's been a long, hard road two weeks in. you know we've got a sea state seven down there. had to deploy south to avoid for tho

: anderson, there have been two other members of the australian defense ministry staff joining david johnson here. so far there are about 50 or so members of the media here, there is a line or four orions here. we have to sit here and wait. as soon as we see people walk up, we'll certainly let you know. >> again, this is just a sign of the kind of coordination on a small scale taking place. malaysian officials are supposed to be giving a press conference 15 minutes from now. on something like this would i mean how much communication is there or would there be between the investigation taking place in malaysia and australian officials with the coordination of release of information? >> it goes back to the fact there's no singular person in charge of the investigation or controlling the information back and forth. as les pointed out, at some point you have to say what is real information, what's not and what's worth -- what do we need to spend resources investigating. you could go down all kinds of different routes but at some point you make up a priority mate tririx of the theories and philos

with the deputy prime minister and minister for transport and the minister for defense, senator david johnson. all of their agencies are working together to try to get the best possible outcome. we've got the australian maritime safety authority, we've got the various air investigation bureau as well as naval personnel, air force personnel, and army personnel here in australia. so it is good to be here to salute the professionalism of all the personnel involved. and to honor the work of all the countries involved in this very important search. i'm going to ask each of the other gentlemen here just to say a few words and then i'll take some questions. if we could, please, confaine the questions today to questions about the mh 370 search. i'll have an opportunity later today to take questions on other subjects. >> thanks, prime minister. i'm delighted to be apointed to coordinate the efforts on this very important full backs we have out in the southern ocean. my job will be to head up the joint agency coordination center. i will be coordinating with my people at the international level, at the

meanwhile, australian defense minister david johnson says his country will do everything it can to searchebris. >> i'm not surprised about anything with respect to this. this is a mystery. until we recover and positively identify a piece of debris, everything is virtually speculation. situation, of course. everyone is waiting for some type of finality or closure. he helps manage mother $1.6 trillion. we talked a little bit about the pitfalls of investing in russia. we talked about valuation of emerging markets. was told you were bearish on china. >> i don't think they're hitting their target for growth now. if you had more transparency on the economic data you would see it is closer to 6.5%. that is not the problem i have. the issue is, if i am china, i have some problems i need to tackle. i need to tackle corruption and pollution and credit. i need to tackle an overheated property market. i am letting my currency float now. the point is, all those things are things that we as long-term investors and citizens of the planet want china to tackle, but the impact on growth is going to be slow

john wilson, the forgotten progressive to my eugene lyons mike glenn johnson meant david berner, robert merry said hoover and fishing. is there anyone to at? >> well, there are many that ever and monographs that we probably would not have time to list, but these are very eminent people. i knew all of them except for mr. lyons. one of the things that has happened in this generation is that hoover scholarship as taken off partly because his papers were opened in 1966. up to that point people had to rely and newspaper articles. now they get to see the hoover story from the inside. there has been a kind of a boom. maybe more detachment as time has passed. some of the motions of his era faded. i am happy to be in the company of those scholars. many of the assessment time at the hoover institution and the hoover presidential library. >> what's the difference? >> well, as we said earlier it was founded by herbert hoover and stanford university. it exists within the framework of stanford university. the -- >> i want to stop and said that dr. nash's wearing the hoover institution tie. >> i am. >

back with us now, david axelrod, mary matlin and senator ron johnson. just want to correct the record. the dinner was last evening, but we didn't get wind of this story until we got steve hays' story from "the weekly standard" which was posted up on drudge. if you click through, you'll see the story. let me read part of the remarks. quote -- right now there is a vacuum, she told a crowd of more than 2,000 attending the national republican congressional committee's annual dinner. we've decided to step back and others will lead other things will fill that vacuum, and i quote again, when america steps back and there is a vacuum, trouble will fill that vacuum. now, i have another clause to read, but i want to wait on that, i want to go to you first, david axelrod, i've tried to stay with president obama on this whole issue, because i think politics stops at the water's edge. i know condie rice very well, as does mary and probably senator johnson. i was surprised at the harshness of her criticism. what's your take? >> she was at a fund-raising event, so she

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joining us david gallo, the director of the woods aircraft and andrew johnson from the smithsonian.ads around the challenges of a search. at waters at this depth. i mean, what are the searchers using to try to find this plane? >> hi, victor, hi, christi. right now, i think the search is not under sea. it's still on the surface of the ocean. and that area, those corridors, are huge. when you're in a plane searching you can look as far as the horizon. beneath the sea, you're lucky if you can see 30 feet. once -- in the searcher of 2008, 2010 and then 2011, we had the fortune of knowing the last known position and we agreed there could be debris there and eventually there, five days later we found that. we're a long way before we get on with this program under sea. >> okay, let me ask you, how long do you think that it could take to find this thing? i mean, we're talking about a 209-foot plane in a massive body of water. we do have 57 ships, 48 aircraft, 13 countries hunting around the clock. >> yeah. >> time-frame that for us. >> hard to say, air france, it was five days after the tra

david: carlyle group won the bidding war for johnson & johnson blood testing unit. carlisle paying j&j $4 billion. liz: at&t little changed after the company said it would buy back up to 300 million of its shares. that is worth more than $10 billion. david: wow. u.s. safety regulators ordering automakers to install rear visibility technology in all new vehicles. remember it was something special? that will start in may of 2018. it is kind to cut deaths and injuries caused by vehicles backing up. liz: king digital entertainment, maker of "candy crush" betting on growth after its disappointing ipo it is seeking 165 new staff, equivalent to 25% of the its workforce. help wanted. "after the bell" starts right now. david: before we welcome our market panel, welcome back. good to have you back. been too long. >> i know. david: let's break down today's action. randy ward, ward financial chief investment officer who will tell what he thinks could spark a big stock rally. john maksim. beacon managing partner here. and scott shellady, he is the guy doing tough duty in the pit

johnson on their team today. he was busy winning >>> let's talk warriors. no david bogut for the majority of the game. no problem for golden state last night. they beat memphis by 7. bogut's status is unclear tomorrow night against the knicks. he had an mri for a pelvic contusion. the warriors are talking about finding a way to win. >> getting a win like that not only a great win for playoff positioning but helps build character. the team has struggled against memphis in the last three or four years. to beat them twice this year especially in the way we beat them with guys being out says a lot about the guys on this team and about our coach and how he leads us. >> the sixers carter williams able a to smile despite 26 straight losses. the streak ended tonight with a blowout win over detroit. thaddeus young, philly rolls, 123-98. high school hoops. stanley johnson. look at that reverse. he is heading to arizona in the fall. michael cage, two hands. modern day wins the open division championship for a fourth straight year. >>> women's open championship. a 16-0 run in t

apartheid debt that was foisted upon them by the city of london in cahoots with mayor boris johnson born david cameron and a whole list of skulls sleazebags so here their forecasts are now looking forward to twenty forty two of the two hundred billion pounds to be taken out in student loans by twenty forty two ninety billion won't be paid back because these people won't earn more than twenty one thousand pounds per year so that's telling you out into the future and now you look at that in terms of the you know the the housing bubble here. i think that's own you're always going to be less than earning only ten percent of what house prices are just part of the apartheid system in the u.k. using interest rates instead of you know absolute walls or the apartheid wall you know over israel palestine here in the u.k. they use interest rate wall to separate the. folks that they're trying to systematically annihilate through economic terrorism. versus the people that there are friends who will support their wars overseas the people who support criminality in whitehall the people who support criminality

david kirkpatrick. good morning, everyone this is "bloomberg surveillance." i am tom keene, wearing a green bowtie. joining me adam johnson is off today. here that an johnson. -- here is adam johnson. >> overnight, asking prices for homes searched -- surged to a new price. the south korean prime minister said that people need to be aware about increased prices.

johnson, posters, promotions. it was spectacular and had a huge impact. and the number of hits on the diamond foundation website practically took it off the charts. much in demand spokesperson. >> david, you went through that here in the states. you were commissioner when johnson announced he had come down with a spirit and you have seen that issue, the state with associated with it, the de-stigmatizing process layout not only in the united states and around the world. why is it that sports are the vehicle for that. you reflect on that? someare because they are place away from the self when you can have these convening conversations. if you want to engage the world on any subject, it is so easy to do it when there is a racist slur in an italian soccer game or an american announces it is -- they are hiv-positive, or a player graduating from college, a football player he not being able to read. it is amazing that in addition to the team value part you then go to the cultural part which allows people to have these conversations. magic johnson and his situation changed the debate on aids, not only in this country, but in the world because magic was the beloved figure and he was a sports

johnson. that wasn't given. but nevertheless i have no equals with it. >> problems then for david moyes. rogers? does he follow the opinion of steven gerrard that his side are title contend senators. >> listen, we will just folks on the next game. as cardiff. if you think we have a chance then, right it. it's obviously a big win against two of the biggest british clubs. but to dominate the game like that was pleasing. >> he knows just how big that was. contesting the premier league title are arsenal, who beat tottenham 1-0, to move third in the table. they are four points off the leaders and have a game in hand. thunderbolt from rosicky after 22 seconds. it was the only goal in the game and proved diseasie i decisive second half. the first victory at white hart lane since 2007. news of a lionel messi hat trick in a moment. but first real madrid remain league leaders. elche and real betis goalless. barcelona 7-0 over osasuna. and it was messi who got three goals making him the club's all time top scorer in all forms of the game. the record stood at 369. his second goal 370. his third taki

david martin has reserved us a seat. >> what the hell is the point of being president if you can't do what is right. >> the president is lyndon baines johnson as played by brian cranston. >> you see him as heroic figure? >> he went against the norm in a time in the early '60s when he just as easily could have just let it be the status quo. >> ahead on sundae morning, the try you have and tragedy of an merge president. >> osgood: the phrase "writing on the wall e. comes from the book of daniel and refers to proxy. unless it's referred to the urban phenomenon rita braver has been looking in to. >> back in the 1970s and '80s graffiti was considered a plague on new york and other american cities. but now it's the subject of a museum exhibit even to it's original creators they were committing crime. >> you run down the lane and you have to come back and continue painting the dark. >> later on "sunday morning" is it dark art or vandalism. >> osgood: a father and son relationship went up in smoke because of a father's criminal ways. the son tells the story how he learned the star re. >> imagine growing up in a city of drug smugglers and finding ou

johnson has the polls in about 15 minutes from now. rwe has agreed to sell its energy. that is backed by a russian billionaire. now, our europe editor, davided, has the very latest. is this beginning of a new phase in oil and gas investments? >> it could be. i will remind you that last aar, they sold their stake in company for $5 billion. now, there is an oil and gas subsidiary of rwe that is based in hamburg and they said they want to use it as a principal conduits for investments in the business. said, the unit has interest egypt.any and also, off of the coast of norway. rwe,the point of view of they want to sell their oil and gas unit and focus on the core business, power and energy production. it tends to work from both sides. still, it is a sign, from the russian point of view, that this is business as usual. their investments company is based in luxembourg. it isstingly enough, advised by a former ceo of bp, lord brown. david just said that they will be buying stake in. pirelli. >> they could be on the sanction list. on buying 50%ead of the italian tiremaker. they sell the products throughout all of their gas stations in russia. a ti

. >> david, you went through that here in the states. you were commissioner when magic johnson announced he had come down with aids, and you have seen that issue, the state -- the stigma associated with it, the de-stigmatizing process layout not only in the united states and around the world. why is it that sports are the vehicle for that? can you reflect on that? >> they are because they are some place away from the self where you can have these conversations. if you want to engage the world on any subject, it is so easy to do it when there is a racist slur in an italian soccer game or an american announces they are hiv-positive, or a player graduating from college, a football player he not being able to read. it is amazing that in addition to the exercise part and in addition to the team value part you then go to the cultural part which allows people to have these conversations. magic johnson and his situation changed the debate on aids, not only in this country, but in the world because magic was the beloved figure and he was a sports figure. sports figures have a completely

david kirkpatrick. good morning, everyone this is "bloomberg surveillance." i am tom keene, wearing a green bowtie. joining me adam johnson. scarlet fu is off today. here that an johnson. -- here is adam johnson. >> overnight, asking prices for homes searched -- surged to a new price. the south korean prime minister said that people need to be aware about increased prices. earnings before the bell. happy st. patrick's day. >> some welsh. >> green beer later on this hour. i am a quarter irish. >> here is a headline. inflation and little but lower than expected. sir .7% -- 0.7%. let's do a did a check. and optimistic bounce off a tough week. 10 year yield goes nowhere. euro essentially goes nowhere. nymex crude is still under. vix, 14 to 18. yan is a little bit lower. the rubel goes nowhere. that is a headline. part of it back stories on commodities. here is copper, the ascension of china. there is the financial crisis. we have rolled over again in copper. why have we rolled over again? >> all of the volatility in china. financial trades really have nothing to do with actual supply and demand. copper, you secure it, are you

johnson says she doesn't understand the cross fit policy. >> it's fear maybe. fear of the unknown. not understanding transgender. >> reporter: the case is scheduled for its first court hearing in july. in san francisco, david, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> ktvu investigates hundreds of gallons of water being wasted. investigators say saving that water doesn't make sense. even during this drought. >> and a controversy over flying another >>>2 investigates millions of the gallons of water that is going to waste in santa clara and it's not the first time. the customers are questioning why now. why in the midst of a record breaking drought when every drop of water is considered precious. ktvu's robert handa explains what's behind the water dumping move. >> reporter: santa clara in the midst of dumping 3 million- gallons of water. about a million gallons a day every day. the county clear it is water due to concern of contamination. we first discovered the city dumping 1 million-gallons a week ago and now more is being dumped. >> at my home we're watching the water. >> from the financial standpoint it wouldn't make sense. these are very separatic discharges. that only occur once in a very, very long time. >> reporter

johnson says she doesn't understand the cross fit policy. >> it's fear maybe. fear of the unknown. not understanding transgender. >> reporter: the case is scheduled for its first court hearing in july. in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> ktvu investigates hundreds of gallons of water being wasted. investigators say saving that water doesn't make sense. even during this drought. >> and a controversy over flying another country's flag. >> you can get ktvu's news to go. click on the live icon and you can watch all of our newscasts live on your mobile device. [ intercom ] drivers, to your marks. go! [ male announcer ] it's chaos out there. but the m-class sees in your blind spot... ♪ pulls you back into your lane... ♪ even brakes all by itself. it's almost like it couldn't crash... even if it tried. the 2014 m-class. see your authorized dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. >>>2 investigates millions of the gallons of water that is going to waste in santa clara and it's not the first time. the customers are questioning why now. why in the midst of a record breaking drought when every drop of water is considered precious. ktvu's robert handa explains wha

david tweed. >> the bundesbank will release its annual report later this morning. hans nichols will speak to bundesbank president jens weidmann. do not miss that. >> stay with us to see guy johnsonhand racing lesson from a real formula one driver. ♪ >> time for today's company news. japanese unions have seen a rise. they agreed to increase rages by an average of $19 a month. the deal comes as the prime minister called on businesses to boost pay to help reverse more than 15 years of deflation. u.k. insurance faces more than one billion pounds in claims. that is according to the association of british insurers. last week, 60 million pounds of claims were reported due to extreme weather. australia's largest retailer says it is on track to create about 7000 new jobs in the year through june. it is the only australian company boosting payroll. welcome back to "countdown." increased hisest exposure to european equities and fixed income markets over the past year. with details of his investment strategy. thanks for coming in. i would like to start with your outlook for emerging markets. we have had this disappointing data once again today. this time on industrial production out of chin

johnson. >> another big-box retailer reports profits missing estimates after discounts to attract holiday shoppers. this theme is familiar. we have heard this before. the name is not. it is costco. davidtrasser covers costco. i know that you have been bullish. you are not too worried about this trip up in the latest numbers. the management is playing to the long game. >> that is what they do. back in november, walmart said they would do a one hour guarantee. that was a change for the promotional season. this was a very tough season. we had the weather in january. they said november was their worst month and it got better. that was where most of the prophet miss came from. that was when most of that promotional data hit. --linking walmart and costco walmart has not done a whole lot to build up their website. that is a missed opportunity, especially with whether keeping people from going to costco. >> i have had that conversation. they probably have the greatest asset that anyone could want. 55 million or 60 million members -- they are so protective of their members. you get e-mails every day from every retailer you have ever looked at. they are trying to balance this a little. >> one o

david cameron has arrived in brussels and he is speaking to reporters on the ground. we heard from the minister who says that he does not expect that. >> welcome back. i am in london and guy johnson is off today. european leaders are gathering meeting on the crisis in the ukraine. oneeting comes today after point 6 billion euros in numbers and ca was offered to the government. the prime minister spoke earlier. >> this is not just the ukrainian crisis. europe andrisis in we are understanding that this is a joint responsibility. officials england said that foreign exchange market manipulation concerns are more than seven years report regulators are open. meetings have been released from traders with some of the biggest bank. the latest policy decisions later today. and marioate decision draghi said that he needed more data. there have been stronger than andcted inflation reports there is no change in the benchmark rates. >> it is time for a bloomberg exclusive and standard bank beat estimates. the bank is confident in its and wening across africa are joined from johannesburg. thank you for joining us and give us a sense of where you see the bank. are we going to see more turmoil in

david bank and gary shapiro. >> of this conversation does not go away. the supreme court will get this briefing from aereo starting tomorrow. coming up, the maker of the popular smartphone game can be crushed, adam johnson'so price its ipo after today's close. will all the candy question at its lead to a big buy-in on wall street? that is the twitter question of the day. which app do you waste the most time on? tweet us @bsurveillance. ♪ >> good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." i'm tom keene. with me, scarlet fu and adam johnson. top headlines, adam has them for you. >> emily members of passengers on the missing malaysian jet marked on the country by the embassy in beijing, including the airline and malaysia leaders of a cover-up. as for the search, it was suspended this morning due to weather in the indian ocean. australian authorities say gale force winds and heavy rain was forecast. they hope to resume tomorrow. a booming business of exporting natural gas liquids has been idle due to a weekend crash in the houston ship channel. accident between a barge and another vessel close the channel. crews are trying to clean up the 4000 barrels of oil that has been spilled so far. the ship channel en

this is bruce johnson reporting for wusa9. >>> david catania officially entered the mayoral race todayand said he planned to do this long before the mayor's troubles. the independent signed paperwork to launch his campaign for the city's top job. he said he's won more citywide races at large as a councilman than everyone else on the ballot combined. >>> you know we're following new developments in the 7 for that missing malaysia -- search for that missing malaysia airlines plane. satellite images appeared to show what could be debris from that plane off the coast of vietnam sunday. the satellite images are from a chinese government website and they appear to be three large floating objects in an area close to the original flight path of the missing 777. now it's up to experts on the scene to figure out if this is that plane's final resting place or another dead end. the other big question? did flight 370 really change course as military radar seemed to indicate and turn left toward the malaka strait? >> there is the possibility that this aircraft made a comeback, but we are not sure wh

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