dr. sanjay gupta on location. tonight, exclusive video out front of ebola victims in his life report. >>> another cnn exclusive. video of al qaeda leaders meeting out in the open. the largest gathering in years. on the run? why didn't america do anything about it? let's go "outfront." >> good evening. everyone i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, we begin with the breaking news on the search. at this moment, search planes heading out to find any sign of flight 370, the bluefin 21 is back on the bottom of the ocean, making another desperate pass to locate flight 370. the bluefin has been hunting on the ocean floor for the past seven hours. it was at this moment last night we first learned the bluefin had aborted its mission and surfaced after spending only spending seven and a half hours under water. the water became too deep. crews analyzed limited data. they found no sign of any plane debris. in a minute we're going to talk to one of the men leading the search effort. first we'll begin with michael holmes out fr

dr. sanjay gupta suits up to help fight the ebola outbreak in west africa, some of whom have lost lives in the battle. some of the medical personnel. we begin with dr. sanjay gupta. >>> and right now, a bluefin sonar scanner is deep in the ocean trying to do the job. as you know, the mission was aborted after nearly six hours, today, the round is expected to go for hours, there are new developments, the developments with the oily substance, and a tracking element that may change everything about what happened to flight 370. the question is, why six years later will it be rolled out? first, michael holmes from perth. what is the latest, michael? >> reporter: anderson, good morning from perth. yeah, the bluefin-21 doing its work down under, it is almost half way to the ocean floor segment, two hours to get up, 16 hours on the bottom. then they download the data. also planes and ships out there again today. we had been told that that phase of things looking for surface wreckage would be scaled down this week. but no sign of that yet. they are still in the air and on the ocean looking for any

dr. sanjay gupta for that brave reporting. anderson starts now. >>> good evening. there's breaking news in the search for flight 370, first dive by hi-tech sonar sub was aborted. we'll tell use. striking new development first time after five weeks we're learning about a cell phone transmission from the plane itself. it came from the cockpit. home grown hatred a killer takes two lives at a jewish center in kansas city. the horror happening a day before passover. ebola rampaging in western africa. is it just a single international flight away from arriving here? dr. sanjay gupta finds the front line in the fight to contain the deadly virus and goes there and the latest on the cry since ukraine. we begin with the breaking news out of the indian ocean. search area shifting. day one using the underwater sonar, bluefin-21, somewhat shorter day one than planned. 360 exclusive we'll take you down with it so you can see for yourself what it sees. first, those the u.s. naval officer who is heading bluefin operations for that, he headed up the search with the towed pinger loc

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dr. sanjay gupta, thank you very much, we'll see you a couple minutes from now with sanjay's live report on ebola, coming up at 4:30 eastern time, dr. sanjay gupta reporting from the west african nation of guinea. >>> we are talking about round three of the masters golf tournament in georgia under way right now. let's check in. lara, what's going on? >> reporter: hi, fredricka. well, the course is playing very, very tough today. it seems as though if you try to take anything from this course, it's going to take a few shots from you and that's what we're seeing now. bubba watson entered into the third round as a huge leader. he had a four-stroke lead, but we're seeing that that's starting to be chipped away at a little bit now. the last check of the leaderboard bubba is 2 over through 5 holes and brings his total to 5 under. he teed off about two hours ago. and it's not really that he's playing poorly it's just that the conditions are incredibly tough to deal with. we're seeing the greens really firming up, making them a lot faster, and we've actually just seen bubba watson three-putt for

dr. sanjay gupta fighting to stop the ebola crisis in west africa. some of those medical personnel have lost their lives in the battle. we begin with the latest for nearly three miles deep. first full day. expected to be the first day on the job. as you know yesterday's mission was aborted after six hours. today's dive is expected to go around the clock. there are new developments on that front, new developments, as well, with that oily substance recovered from the ocean surface and we'll also tell you about a tracking system for planes that's being rolled out over the next six years that may have changed everything about that happened to flight 370. the question is why six years from now will it be rolled out? what is taking so long. first michael holmes in perth on today's search efforts. what's the latest, michael? >> reporter: anderson, good morning from perth. the bluefin-21 down doing its work at the moment. by our calculations it is almost exactly halfway through the ocean floor segment of that. as we know, it takes two hours to get down and 1

dr. sanjay gupta. rd the story of another mother whose son did not survive the passage in the wheel well. but this kid, how the heck did it happen? >> two things that were working against him and one thing that was in his favor, as you point out it is a very unlikely story no matter how you look at it. when you rise up that high your ability to absorb oxygen in your body is dramatically decreased. the air is very thin up there. he probably would have passed out and was not experiencing anything after a couple of minutes. but what is interesting, the super cold probably threw his body into almost a state of hibernation, suspended animation, like it is hibernating, and when he came back down to the warmer air, with oxygen, he was probably able to wake up. >> it is incredible he survived and is functioning. other people have had brain damage -- >> you worry about the oxygen getting to the brain. we do this in the operating room sometimes, super chill the body so that the brain doesn't just demand the oxyge

dr. sanjay gupta. watch him at 4:30 eastern right here on cnn. >>> hello again, everyone.the top stories we're following. a drone attack in yemen kills 10 suspected al qaeda militants and at least 3 incident civilians's what we're learning this hour. >>> plus, anguished families face-off with officials as more bodies are found aboard that sunken south korean ferry. meanwhile, the captain faces charges that could land him in jail for life. >>> and six weeks after it went missing, and still no signf

dr. sanjay gupta has been tracking the virus as the confirmed cases ticks up to 163. . dr. sanjay gupta is live in new gunea. cler clearly the numbers are going in the wrong direction. >> reporter: yeah, this is not what they are hoping for. it's challenging. identifying the patients, isolate them and give them treatment whatever you can offer them. there is no treatment or vaccine or a cure for this. at some point they hope the numbers start to dwindle down but this was certainly a big jump over the last few days, jake. >> you've been all over the city and have spoken to the people. are families becoming shunned if they have a connection to ebola? >> reporter: you know, it's different. the capital of guinea is the city of 3 million people. it's a busy city. you don't see road blocks or a shutdown of commerce or some things that people thought might happen. on the other hand, family members of those that have been diagnosed as positive with ebola, it's a tough life for them. it's not a stigma. even though this is not an airborne disease or a virus that clings to things

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dr. sanjay gupta, cnn. >> these outbreaks have happened many times before. in fact, there have been more than 20 outbreaks of ebola in the past four decades alone. the virus first appeared back in more than 400 people died. the single worst ebola outbreak on record happened in 1995. 254 people died. again n the drc. and in the most recent outbreak in 2012, the virus killed at least 14 people in uganda. >>> to a bizarre story now out of pakistan. the story of a baby accused of attempted murder that sparked outrage this month. a judge reportedly has dismissed the charges against the 9-month-old. the baby made an appearance in court today held by his grandfather. that's him on your convenience. his family was charged after a clash with police. the baby's adult relatives still face criminal charges. >>> all right. time for a check of the global weather forecast now. we're going to bring in meteorologist samantha moore at the world weather center. i know you have the latest on the conditions in the search zone for mh-370. they've gone from difficult to serene. ho

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dr. sanjay gupta. cnn, reporting. >>> continuing coverage now of flight 370.luefin-21 is searching for signs of the missing malaysian plane. a deep seamanned sub could be called in. gary tuchman shows us a sub similar to the one that may be deployed. >> reporter: it resembles a spacecraft. this is a research sub that's combed the seas doing everything from medical research to ship and aircraft recovery. >> we have an array of light systems on the sub so you can turn on whichever light you need. >> reporter: jimmy nelson used to spend about 170 days a year on the sub. the johnson sea ling submersible as it's known. it's now retired at this oceanographic institution. >> ready to go. >> reporter: but other manned sea vehicled might be next in line to aid in the malaysia airline search. if this submersible or another submersible can get to where the wreckage is, how effective do you think it can be? >> very effective. >> reporter: this is a view of this submersible in the atlantic ocean. it can go 3,000 feet deep. like all research subs, it is slow. it travels one

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dr. sanjay gupta is live in ginea. i don't want to appear insensitive.ery contagious disease and i do care about you. are you safe? >> reporter: we think we're safe, obviously we've taken that into consideration. thanks for asking. i think it's best to describe ebola as very infectious, but not necessarily very contagious. that means a small amount can cause an infection, but you have to spend a lot of time with somebody, sustained contact they call it, to really be at risk for infection. just behind me, carol, something you've never seen on television. this is the isolation ward doctors without borders have set up to try to take care of these patients. as you point out, it's made its way to this capital city of 2 million people. there's an international airport here. that's the big concern. i tell you, carol, even just testing for this can sometimes be challenging. a simple blue box potentially carrying one of the most dangerous pathogens in the world on its way to be tested. in less than four hours we'll find out if he contains the ebola virus. te fate

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dr. sanjay gupta live from guinea this morning, thank you. >>> black to flight 370.ub back into the indian ocean for the search for the plane. the first came up empty. how does the bluefin 21 work? randi kaye went out to the boston harbor with the firm that makes the submarine to find out. >> reporter: on board the rv resolution in the boston harbor. we have come here to see for ourselves how the bluefin auv operates. >> they are the tool you would use to conduct a wide-area side-scan survey in deep water. >> reporter: bluefin robot innings designs and builds the autonomous underwater vehicles in quincy, massachusetts. if this were a mission, a real mission what it would it be doing? >> the next thing would happen, the radio instructions received to the red antenna there the vehicle say, okay, start this mirkts propeller would spin up and dive. >> reporter: here in the boston harbor, the water only 40 feet deep, easily manageable for the bluefin because this autonomous vehicle is used to working in deepths several miles belet surface. the bluefin 21 can dive about 2

dr. sanjay gupta, and also cnn legal analyst. thank you for joining us. this a topic many are looking at with this situation out of oklahoma. sanjay, let's start with you. this is the first time that oklahoma used this three-drug cocktail. it's new. it's controversial. why don't you breakdown for us this cocktail and how it works? >> mizazolam is commonly used drug in hospitals every day to get people ready for operations. it can be in high doses and quite sedating but also used in lower doses to relieve anxiety. the second drug is a paralytic. the important point there is it paralyzes muscles in the body including the diaphragm. if the diaphragm can't move, they can't breathe and final drug stops the heart. if the first drug gets into the body properly, it should basically cause enough sedation that someone is unaware of anything else. they are sort of out of it so to speak. they also won't remember anything in a situation like this. what seems to have happened is because the vein blew, that's the terminology we use, we don't know how much drug got into

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dr. sanjay gupta is reporting on the number of rising cases. >> reporter: the numbers have continued to risews that people wanted. trying to isolate the patients and treat them. more than anything else than i have seen in medicine, certainly in situations like this, a lot of the doctors and nurses are risking their own lives and health to care for the patients. take a look at what happens when we go inside an isolation ward. you're about to go inside an isolation ward in guinea. there's a reason you might not have seen images like this before. these patients are fighting one of the deadliest diseases in the world. it stops their body's ability to clot. up to nine out of ten patients die. this who is isolating. we found traffic to be busy, markets are full. children, lots of children still smiling. as scary as ebola is, it's not particularly contagious. it doesn't disperse through the air or live long on surfaces as well. people don't typically spread it until they are sick, really sick. >> and when that is the case the patients are not up walking around. they are down in bed in hospitals or

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dr. sanjay gupta says that after traveling the globe and studying marijuana, he's doubling down on its medicinals. he also said, "hey, guys, you know what's a funny word? gupta." [ laughter ] that's a funny word. [ applause ] some scary news here. and i apologize for sharing scary news, but the theme park legoland in britain had to shut down yesterday due to a bomb scare. very scary news. although, if there was ever a place that's easy to rebuild -- [ laughter and applause ] bad news today for the girl scouts. the girl scouts are being criticized for their barbie participation patch. the first patch with a corporate sponsor. first ever. the girls earn the barbie patch by lying still for days at a time under a couch. [ laughter and applause ] i was surprised by this. a court in boston ruled that taking unsolicited upskirt photos of strangers does not violate massachusetts's peeping tom law. "hoorah," shouted the creepy guy at work before he pretended it was a sneeze and left the room. [ laughter and applause ] this is very rough. this story is very rough. a 70-year-old italian man hired an escort

dr. sanjay gupta on location.of ebola victims in his life report. >>> another cnn exclusive. video of al qaeda leaders meeting out in the open. the largest gathering in years. on the run? why didn't america do anything about it? let's go "outfront."

dr. sanjay gupta, cnn reporting. >> i want to show you some storm damage near st. louis today.l weather service is confirming a tornado touched the ground in university city, missouri. at least 100 houses were reportedly damaged along with a lot of cars, a lot of trees that are also down and another wave of storms is due to hit the st. louis area this afternoon. so be ware and listen to your weather service. check this out now, another picture for you. a driver of an suv running a red light and then trying to weave through the guardrails. yeah. at a railroad track. that's what happens when you do that. the passenger train smashes into the passenger side of the suv. it's incredible that the two adults in the front seat suffered only minor injuries. what's even more incredible is that there were two children in the backseat and they weren't hurt at all. i said dumb before, but i will add this, reckless. and i hope the police are using that in their charging document because when you got kids in the car, even when you don't, you don't go around the guardrails. thanks for watching

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dr. sanjay gupta, cnn, guinea. >> much more on the outbreak including its symptoms at our website, cnn.comnational. also there you'll find sanjay's first person account of this health crisis. >>> we are going to take a sure break. for those in the western hemisphere, a look at the night sky. >>> coming up, we'll follow the moon as it goes through a total lunar eclipse about 15 minutes away now from big red. ♪ norfolk southern what's your function? ♪ ♪ hooking up the country helping business run ♪ ♪ build! we're investing big to keep our country in the lead. ♪ load! we keep moving to deliver what you need. and that means growth, lots of cargo going all around the globe. cars and parts, fuel and steel, peas and rice, hey that's nice! ♪ norfolk southern what's your function? ♪ ♪ helping this big country move ahead as one ♪ ♪ norfolk southern how's that function? ♪ that's why i got a new windows 2 in 1. it has exactly what i need for half of what i thought i'd pay. and i don't need to be online for it to work. it runs office, so i can do schedules and budgets and even menu changes. but it's fu

dr. sanjay gupta has the story. >> reporter: for schuyler eversol, high school started normally but his luck for days at a time. >> reporter: at first he checked it up to stress but ebersol quickly realized something was wrong. >> no one knew what was wrong with me. there were whole sorts of hypotheses. >> reporter: home from school, he desperately needed an escape, and he found it in writing. >> i just started writing, and i would get lost in this world. i identified with this character. it was just a way to keep me going while everything else in my life wasn't so great. >> reporter: then after several months they found the cause of his symptoms, a rare form of lyme disease. at the same time his scattered pages started to gel into a book. >> the book is called the hidden world. it's about a main character who has a heart attack, he slips into a coma, and when he wakes up he turns into a wolf in the hospital room. >> reporter: it was published last december. with more in the works. ebersol says through it all writing saved his life. >> you really just have to find something that can sustain

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dr. sanjay gupta, cnn, reporting. >>> welcome back.for flight 370 begins again in just a few hours. our panel is back with us. rob mccollum, les abend, and mary schiavo. mary, to you first, what should happen next in this search especially given today's reports from the chinese news agency of a pulse or even sightings. >> well, i think the chinese ship that found the pulses on two different days needs to get right back to the location where they found it and try to replicate that. but in the meantime, communicate with the joint task force and provide them the information they need to know as the task force has indicated they've been trying to reach the ship and get coordinated with them so they can, first, hopefully replicate the signal and then, second, get the rest of the support they need out there to confirm it and get the ocean shield headed there if the signals can be confirmed and then from then on out coordinate. >> and, rob, what do you want to see happen in a matter of hours? >> i think mary is quite correct. i heard it -- th

dr. sanjay gupta. and so, let's just be crystal clear here a lot of people have zero sympathy for what happened last night. but sanjay, what went so wrong? >> it appears they tried to give the first drug to render somebody senseless and make them unconscious and unaware. the second drug is a paralittic. it paralyzes the diaphragm, so then you can't breathe any more. the third is to stop the heart. the concern as you point out is if the first drug didn't work well enough, could someone experience the pain or the psychological terror of suddenly being unable to breathe or the pain of having a heart attack. that's the concern. because the vein blew, the medication is no longer going into the blood but rather into the soft tissue. you still might get some of the medication but you don't know how much. >> isn't part of the issue, i keep hearing the word experimenting. because there was a lack of certain drugs or drugs have expired or italy said no way are we sending you these drugs because we want nothing t

dr. sanjay gupta and we have a criminal defense attorney and former homicide prosecutor.h of you. >> good morning. >> so prison officials shot three drugs into lockett. the first a sedative. the next is a paralytic and the third stops his heart, essentially killing him. what went wrong? >> it appears in this case the sedative, the first drug, it's unclear how much he got. at some point the vein blew. you give medicine through the vein but the vein blew. you don't know exactly how much he's getting anymore. it throws off everything. did he get enough of the first medication, the second, the third? i think that's essentially what seems to have happened here. >> i'll ask you one more question. it's disturbing to even think about. it goes into humane treatment. was he in severe pain? >> you know, it's a challenging question. i will say that none of these drug manufacturers are excited about their drugs being used in this way for that very reason. what exactly is the goal here and what exactly is the person's experience? >> what this does is slowly suffocates a person, right?

dr. sanjay gupta, cnn reporting. >>> also coming up on "new day," donald sterling facing a lifetime ban fromto hold on to his team or will he be forced to sell the clippers? sports analyst greg anthony here to weigh in. i've quit for 75 days. 15 days, but not in a row. for the first time, you can use nicorette even if you slip up, so you can reach your goal. now, quit on your own terms with nicorette or nicoderm cq. only famous. and older. and gorgeous. and not like ours at all. go and smell the roses! >>> welcome back to "new day," one of the big stories today, the nba bang l.a. clippers owner donald sterling for life and finding him the max, $2.5 million. why? his racist rants you heard on a recording with his girlfriend. the question is will the league be able to force him to sell his team. for perspective on whether this is the right punishment and whether it will be fully effective, greg ability any, nba analyst for turner sports. mr. anthony, a pleasure to have you. do you like what you heard? do you think it was right? do you think it will happen in terms of forcing the sale? >> i wou