dr. alan deal, former ntsb investigator.he on multinational search, joining us on the phone, dr. alan deal, former ntsb investigator.e on t multinational search, joining us on the phone, dr. alan deal, former ntsb investigator. on th multinational search, joining us on the phone, dr. alan deal, former ntsb investigator.on the multinational search, joining us on the phone, dr. alan deal, former ntsb investigator. the author of air safety investigate the tors, using science to save lives one crash at a time. dr. deal, thanks for being here. how does science play in this investigation? >> well, we've certainly seen a lot of science displayed, whether the doppler shift on the satellite handshake operation, clearly we don't -- this is still reported and not confirmed, so i guess you'd say we're cautiously optimistic. but obviously science is going to play a big factor especially if it does turn out to be correct as we get the black boxes up. >> and if that does happen, where to next? >> well, i thi

. >> joining us via albuquerque is dr alan diehl, a former investigator with the national transportation safety board and author of "air safety investigators", thank you for being with us. these pings - are they the best lead yet? >> i think they are. obviously we have to be cautious. this is the most promising thing since the satellite data, which shifted towards where the pings are heard. >> when australian authorities say the pings resemble the black boxes, they urge caution. let's listen to what they said. >> in the days, weeks and possibly months ahead. there may be leads such as the one i'm reporting to you this morning, on a regular basis. i would ask you the media to treat them as unverified until such time as we can provide unequivocal determination. >> there he is, calling it unverified. is there other equipment that might emit pings underwater that might get confused with a black box ping? >> not that i'm aware of. it's not just the frequency of the signal, it's the repetition, the one minute rep station. that sounds an awful lot like a black pox. we need to wait and we know t

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dr. darlay and mark alan ford from oklahoma. >> has leadership indicated whether or not they intend to moves forward. >> we just introduced it my idea is we can either do this as a stand alone bill or something we could tack on to the appropriations bill as they go through in a couple of weeks or the next few months. that way it will be on something that might actually pass the senate and the president might sign. >> what do you think speaker boehner would think about that? >> well, speaker boehner has said with respect to lois lerner she needs to be held responsible and i think he feels the same way about eric holder. he brought the contempt votes against eric holder. we have just been unable to get holder to do anything. the civil contempt is caught in the d.c. court. the criminal contempt went to the justice department to be prosecuted. so, holder is not going to prosecute himself. so we have got to come up with some enforcement mechanism and this is one i think we have the constitutional authority to do. >> so, in other words, you are trying to amp up the pressure to make the contempt

dr. shah. u.s. citizen alan gross, as we know, is on his fifth year of being unjustly incarcerated in cuba and has begun a hunger strike. according to the cuban commission for human rights and national reconciliation, there were over 1,000 arbitrary and politically motivated arrests in cuba just two months ago, in february. in one month, over 1,000 arrests. does this sound like paradise? if this was happening in any other country in the world, the u.s. would be engaged. so yp should cuba be an exception? there is no independent press in cuba, there is complete control over the cuban airwaves and programming on television and the press to promote the political propaganda spewed by this dictatorship. that is why our state department and that's why you, dr. shah, with usaid democracy programs in cuba, are so important to offer the other side of the story. the side that promotes american values, god given values like freedom, justice, and liberty. and i recognize that some in congress don't think that cuba is a nati

dr. toyota is still involved in toyotas operations years later. momentum andf perhaps with alanly joining the board, we will see how that pans out. what will be screwed up most easily? qwest the biggest challenge will be leadership and keeping the ford teams. going forward. he will now be able to graduate and not be a manager as much but leave the organization of this is an strategy. business sense and not survival, it will be a challenge because now he does not have the crisis mentality to form the organization going forward. it will have to be his own leadership and his own strategic -- >> he will be able to do that. qwest thank you very much. go ahead. mention,ing i want to i am the president of transportation, my main job. i wanted to make sure that without there. notintroduction, you had mentioned that and it is important to me. qwest if it is important to you, it is important to us. thank you so much for joining us this morning. no better person to get great insight on the subject. >> indeed. and our own matt miller, we call him the car guy. >> we need to put our heads tog

alan combs and blake brettman is here and gentlemen let's go at it. good morning. brad is an apology in order? >> absolutely not. drwas asked: if you have a better idea bring it forward. he was polit and factual is correct. he talked about debt and at the time we did it was 16 trillion now it is 17 trillion. he talked about taxes as well and the fact they have as unbelievable out of control in price and in understanding. so everything the doctor said was respectful and he gave alternatives and it was what the president should be hearing. >> i take it that is a no >> hell no! >> what about you, alan? >> the opposite of what he said. no, i am with cal thomas on this, and a friend of fox news who has been at the prayer breakfast said it was inappropriate and not because of what he said but because of where he said it. it is good for the president to hear different positions and carson is a bri brilliant neuro surgeon and it was inappropriate. he has become a great c conservative hero because he stuck it to the president at a place that is not appropriate. >> you are right about cal thomas saying an apology was in orde

. >>> alan thicke is an accomplished writer and song writer. he is perhapsed known for his role as dr a new seriesed call "unusually thicke", which he describes as a sitcom reality show about his family. >> and in this episode, alan gets called out by his wife tonya for collecting swag at parties. take a look. >> all right, honey, i've got to remove these bags from the counter. >> i haven't gone through these yet. these are great swag bags, no doubt. thank you. >> people with millions of dollars will line up for 20 minutes of time to get something free at the end of the night. >> captain swag is here. >> are you sure we need two? >> no, we need five. >> good morning, good to see you. >> thank you, thank you. >> i love this. what a good look inside your real life in hollywood. i love that you call it sitcom reality. >> we're kind of a pseudo reality, quasi-comedy, semi-fictional fun fest. >> rolls off the tongue. >> yeah. kind of honey boo boo meets larry david. >> a big in between there. >> looking for that sweet spot. >> where is the nexus of those two things? i'm trying to think tha