in our washington studio, gale hunt, president and c.e.o. of the national alliance for care giving and from chicago, angela, chief strategy officer of the alzheimerss association. dr. fielder sen, we talk add little bit about rest, but help us understand what is it? what is the actual stuff of rest? >> well, rest is a protein that starts to protect the brain. seven against various toxins. so as you indicated many people who live throughout the life span have am lloyd in the brain. some of them become clinically impaired and some do not. it's always been a mystery as to why people with the same amount of this toxic protein in the brain can do well. this study indicates that perhaps this rest protein, is active at different levels in those individuals. so people who have the protein in the brain, but do not become demented may have higher levels of this protein, than individuals who do become clinically impairs and that may give office therapeutic window. that may predispose them. >> adult it make it tricky to figure out how it works since the

essentially saying there was gale force wind, 80 kilometers an hour. swells from two to four meters. that has been called off pretty much the next few hours. there will be more reinforcem t reinforcements coming on. a korean ship as well. and the hmas success. it of course had to turn back. >> now, that's what's happening at the moment. but there was this confirmation from the transport minister in malaysia that this extraordinary bit of commitment which can detect black boxes -- can you hear me now, sharon? no. okay. sharon there in central perth. many relatives of chinese passengers suppressed their frustration with the malaysian authorities. mr. wang is a representative of some families of missing passengers. he did not give his first name. >> we just want the truth. and if you make a conclusion with no exact evidence, why do you make that conclusion? and why do you make the conclusion that no one is alive? i don't believe that. you must have some answers. we want to know why. >> more than 100 bereaved relatives have been protesting outside the mala

the planes and ships about to begin the quest again after gale force winds halted the search. the batteries in the black boxes die a little more each second. a boost from the u.s. could help find them but will it arrive in time? >> also -- in china, fury at the malaysian government's handling of the ordeal outside of the embassy. now that malaysian officials are claiming that no one survived, the chinese are demanding, show us the proof. time is running out in another desperate search right here in the u.s. 176 people still unaccounted for after a landslide covered a full square mile in northern washington state. survivors could still be stuck in the rubble welcome to "the lead." we're now on to the 19th day since flight 370 disappeared. ships and planes are expected to return to the remote areas soon after terrible weather conditions interrupted the search yesterday. massive though it may be, it has become significantly more focused in recent days. the search has been called off in that northern arc from vietnam all the way to kazakhstan where investigators once believed the

now, the problem is that overnight, a fairly ferocious gale has been over the area, and an australian ship was looking for it, spent much of the night with search lights trying to find it, and trying to find all of these objects and has to hit out of the area because of the gale-forced winds and the very louf seas. as you just pointed out, one of the aspects of this, it's like a giant robberring some type, any bubbles of can be row. >> my understanding is that to you t spoke to the captain, and what did you ask and what did he tell you about the conditions? >> well, the conditions yesterday, she was dealing with waves of 2-2.5 meters. it was reasonable rough, but the ship was handling it very well. it's not huge, but it's 100 tons fullo loaded, and it's an experienced crew, experienced captain. and they were doing searches, two types of searches. one is a spiral search, they went to an area they were directed to go and ever increasing circles around want point, with the material. and now, they had not found anything at the point where i spoke to them. and they were continuing the sear

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gale force winds and heavy rain are keeping ships and planes away from us on the southern indian ocean the plane is thought to have disappeared. just yesterday the malaysian prime minister said that the nascent jetliner crashed into the water. it's devastating news for the families of flight recently court desperate for answers and angry. hearing it from wire reports the aer in the system needs to be connected with the decline in its nascent like this. i agree that it keeps cricket team eighteen month the pentagon said don't trust what they say. i believe are from the system in life the whole day still does his lines. one of them pulled. andy stanley's top executive said the team accepted the contents out to be on the cake at the end sea. it seemed empty handed the company pending the amenities. taking the client to send the men when the need for hope and faith. i was moved into the huge loss. want to go to the heat and the short long time. these. use the full moon will be. he estimates the company promised to continue helping the man did i mention it. metropolis and accommodation. to

australian authorities say gale force winds and heavy rain was forecast.omorrow. 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 enos 80 vessels today, many carrying gas exports. every eight deaths worldwide can be traced to air pollution. the group said pollution killed 7 million people in 2012, more than diabetes, aids, and wrote injuries combined. beyond repertory problems to heart attack, strokes, and cancer. those are your top headlines. >> futures up six. seven.ures up let's get to the morning movers. >> ebay is moving higher in the premarket. headlines out from the company on a regulatory filing where ebay commented on carl icahn's proposal to nominate his guys on the board. ebay would recommend their slate of nominees. >> this is heating up. anything carl icahn is not going after? apple, check, ebay, check, herbalife, c

go gales. >> how about this for an off season workout. that is 49ers head coach jim harbaugh challenging a walrus to a push-up competition. this was yesterday during a family trip to six flags in vallejo. no official word who won. eye to eye. check that out. complete level there. park officials say harbaugh got a kiss from a sea lion, bottle pedestrian a tiger and met an elephant. >> who sets that up? >> walrus. >> what's next? let's check in with christina. a look at our forecast. >> that walrus giving harbaugh the stink eye. temperatures in the 50s, 54 degrees in san francisco, 50 in the north bay right now. so it's chilly, a little breezy. you've got a windchill factor. today temperatures really comfortable. good air quality. you want to open up the windows in the home today is a great day. 70 for st. paddy's day. 71 degrees in the north bay. mike's been busy this monday, let's check in with him now. see if there is anything new. >> there is and that's not good usually for the drive. but the backup at the bay bridge i was concerned bec

. >> this is from gale who says is there an aircraft carrier heading out to the search area? >> not as far as i'm aware. >> tim, do they need a floating runway out there? is that even possible with the seas? >> well, sure. an aircraft carrier can operate, and it would be paced that would give them an opportunity to spend more time on target. i'm excited about what we're hearing tonight about a completely different set of coordinates to take this thing well away from where we're looking right now. >> don, on the floating runway thing, about the station time, there has been progress made today. i understand the reporting that malaysia is asking for u.s. refueling capability, so that should help the amount of time these aircraft are able to stay on station. >> p-8s can be refueled in flight, the p-3s cannot be refueled in flight. if you're sending an aircraft carrier, you're sending a lot more assets down there, because you're sending a carrier group. >> when we come back, we'll check in with cnn's martin savidge and keep your questions coming. [ chainsaw whirring ] humans -- so

. >> this woman's husband was in an indian gale for 11 years. this year his body was returned to his family for burial. he was 41 years old. >> translation: we were poor to begin with. now we have nothing. i appeal to the government of india and pakistan not to arrest more fishermen. if they are found on the wrong side of the water, it's by mistake. they are only doing their jobs. let them return to their families. >> in a show of solidarity fishermen in pakistan appealed to the supreme court to release all imprisoned fishermen. advocacy groups lobbied mohdi, the front runner. people want him to enforce a ban. the longstanding tensions between the two countries, which fought three wars, and a shift in policy by either government is unlikely. this leaves people like that woman little hope that others will be spared this suffering. >> now, u.s. president barack obama handed out america's highest military distinction on tuesday. the medal of hop -- honour was given to 23 men. they served decades ago but were ignored because of race or religi religi

. >> the gas explosion was always a crime in the eyes of gale whose 87-year-old mother severely burned. >> i'm taking care of my mothe mother. not working. i had to quit my job. >>reporter: today pg&e said it expects the u.s. attorney will file criminal charges against it for neglecting the safety of its pipeline and customers. 8 people were killed and 38 homes destroyed when natural gas pipeline exploded in san bruno back in 2010. today many of the victims live in these brand new well manicured homes but it was never enough. they have always wanted criminal charges fichltd i wish they would cite the executives especially the one that left with the 30 million dollar severance package. >>reporter: that's not likely to happen. instead they got the video apology from a company spokesperson released by pg&e today. >> regardless of what comes next we want all the family we serve to know we have learned the tragic less so that of san bruno. safety must always come first. >>reporter: but pg&e says it believes even were mistake made employees were acting in good faith. >> that's not true. i th

they are sticking to a holding pattern, and the heavy is not helping, there's gale force winds, heavy rain, and tuesday was a wash in terms of the australian maritime authority. the hope is that teams can go out and resume their search. >> difficult for the family, because you are talking about speculation. you can't forget the black box. it's vital, critical in the investigation. >> we know it has a timetable. it's day 18 and the audio pings are good for up to 30 days, there's a clock ticking. the u.s. fleet is sending a high tech black box locator. aviation experts say they have to find a piece of debris to locate a serial number to track the frequency of the black box. >> you mentioned weather conditions. i want to talk about the current conditions of the south indian o. it's vital. >> it's gown be one of the most interesting water current systems. you have a current and countercurrent working, in a sense, against each other, like a washing machine. it churns things out, and you hear from some aviation experts that anything in the area can be churned up and spit out and the idea of

. >> the gas explosion was always a crime in the eyes of gale whose 87-year-old mother severely burned. >> i'm taking care of my mothe mother. not working. i had to quit my job. >>reporter: today pg&e said it expects the u.s. attorney will file criminal charges against it for neglecting the safety of its pipeline and customers. 8 people were killed and 38 homes destroyed when natural gas pipeline exploded in san bruno back in 2010. today many of the victims live in these brand new well manicured homes but it was never enough. they have always wanted criminal charges fichltd i wish they would cite the executives especially the one that left with the 30 million dollar severance package. >>reporter: that's not likely to happen. instead they got the video apology from a company spokesperson released by pg&e today. >> regardless of what comes next we want all the family we serve to know we have learned the tragic less so that of san bruno. safety must always come first. >>reporter: but pg&e says it believes even were mistake made employees were acting in good faith. >> that's not true. i th

. >> the gas explosion was always a crime in the eyes of gale whose 87-year-old mother severely burned. >> i'm taking care of my mothe mother. not working. i had to quit my job. >>reporter: today pg&e said it expects the u.s. attorney will file criminal charges against it for neglecting the safety of its pipeline and customers. 8 people were killed and 38 homes destroyed when natural gas pipeline exploded in san bruno back in 2010. today many of the victims live in these brand new well manicured homes but it was never enough. they have always wanted criminal charges fichltd i wish they would cite the executives especially the one that left with the 30 million dollar severance package. >>reporter: that's not likely to happen. instead they got the video apology from a company spokesperson released by pg&e today. >> regardless of what comes next we want all the family we serve to know we have learned the tragic less so that of san bruno. safety must always come first. >>reporter: but pg&e says it believes even were mistake made employees were acting in good faith. >> that's not true. i th

there are gale force winds stirring up monster waves in the search area.vercome by grief and anger after being told that all 239 lives on board the missing jetliner are lost. let's bring in jim clancy live from kuala lumpur. jim, with the search suspended, at least for the time being, are we expected to hear anything further? are the malaysian officials going to defend their actions with respect to some of the family members who are just simply so unhappy with the way it's been handled? >> reporter: they are very sensitive about that. you know, the debates on whether they should have made this announcement or not, and their prime minister telling lawmakers in malaysia, i didn't want it to appear at all like we're trying to hide anything. that's why they decided to go ahead. we understand on background that what they really wanted to do was have some tangible evidence of the plane found off the waters of perth and bring that to the families together with this new data, that they were afraid that the media was going to break it first. we heard not only from

it's storm season there, and we are talking gale-force winds, up to 50 miles an hour, driving rains, a low cloud ceiling, and massive ocean swells. 12 feet high. as many as a dozen aircraft are expected to be in the air as soon as possible. that includes seven military aircraft. the only plus is that the search zone has shifted east. it is now about 1,500 miles off the australian coast, meaning less travel time and more search time. the zone's narrowed from nearly 3 million square miles at its largest to just more than 600,000 square miles today. once the weather does clear, an australian naval vessel will sweep the waters where several pieces of possible debris were seen from the air on monday. six countries are on stand by to assist in that search and india has assets on route. the u.s. navy's black box detector, underwater microphones, and a mini subare also in perth. they will likely be deployed next week along with an australian vessel. here's what those crews will be up against in these deep waters that's the size of an in tact boeing 777 on the right. and if crews are looking

gales down 11. stockton finishing plus the foul. 21 for stockton. john soaking it all in. gonzaga wins big. >>> san francisco and byu late first half. dickerson dropping in the three. part of a 20-8 usf run. dons up two at the break. this goes overtime. byu up a pair. usf with a chance for the dramatic. but the shot is off the mark. cougars win it 79-77 for their first ever wcc final. >>> byu-gonzaga will do battle for the automatic bid to the big dance tomorrow night. exciting stuff. >> can't wait to fill out my bracket. that's coming up too. >> that's coming up again. >> we'll be right back. these are the hands a pediatrician. these are pioneering advances in heart surgery. and these are developing groundbreaking treatments for cancer. they're the hands of the nation's top doctors. kaiser permanente doctors. and though they are all different, they work together on a single mission: saving lives. discover how we are advancing medicine at kp.org join us, and thrive. >>> talk about one feline. a 911 call from the owner. >> he is charging us and at my bedroom door. >> one mo

the gales will host utah. >> let's talk about a real workout here. that's 49ers head coach jim harbaugh there challenging walrus -- look at this, eye to eye, to a push-up competition. i mean, they were staring at each other there. this happened yesterday during a trip to six flags discovery kingdom. no official word on who won the push-up competition. i might have to go with the walrus on this one. >> park officials say harbaugh got a kiss from a sea lion, bottle fed a tiger and met an elephant. >> how do you keep up concentration doing that with a walrus? >> the local radio station ha that has listeners listening to the same song over and over again. >> we'll tell you about that coming up next. and then cover the papi. announcer: the moment babies are born, their brains are forming the connections that determine how they learn...think...and grow. in the sky. [ babbles ] talk and read to your children from day one. this is tomato soup. announcer: their brains are actually developing with your every word. it's free, easy, and something you can do anyt

many gale warnings on the coast.lls for everybody, a breezy, blustery day. cooler as well. we'll take that tonight in wind protected areas could be back in the 30s. highs today, 60s and very low 70s again. down 10 for some even more so for others. a low lot of 60s. temperatures dropping off. still winter for another couple of days. we'll say hello to spring on thursday. no rain until maybe the 27th or 28th. overall, it looks sunny for the weekend but not as warm as last weekend. >> thank you, steve. >>> nine minutes before 9:00. big changes could be coming to the scrabble dictionary. nom of the -- some of the hip new words you could soon be allowed to use when you play scrabble. safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to find big savings on the things you need. just make a straight line to safeway. your club card gets you deals you can't find anywhere else. right now, fresh driscoll's strawberries are just $1.99. make it an extra scoop. breyers ice cream is only $2.88. and arrowhead water is just $3.29 a

managed to pull off 13-point run with minutes left to play to put that game away. 70-58 win earns the gales second-round matchup sunday against number one seed, minnesota. action on the court continues tonight. cal bears host utah valley tonight 7:30. and dons hosting lsu. there such pride. with the help of the sharks, the 17-year-old hockey player battling a life-threatening heart condition warmed the hearts of thousands of people. take a look. sam skated through the shark mouth last night before the game, the teels against the panthers. he got a chance to practice with the sharks. so touched by the standing o there. players during the national anthem stood up for him. general manager signed him to symbolic contract. the martinez teenager playing hockey against doctors' wishes sense he was 6. part of the reason he got the standing ovation. the sharks did lose but the highlight making his dream come true. >> wow. >> you see him. >> look at that. amazing. >> red eyes to the newscast. check the morning commute. a busy one for plenty of reasons. >> exactly. we have -- we'll talk about it in a

a gale nhk world. the zen japanese him committed suicide last year decrease from the previous year the total remain below thirty thousand for the second consecutive year the number of suicides are presumed to be related to the march two thousand and eleven disasters increased the national police agencies as twenty seven thousand two hundred and eighty three people nationwide to their homies in two thousand thirteen beds down by a five hundred and seventy five or two percent from the previous year. achilles categorize the motivation to commit suicide by looking at whales and other details left behind by the deceased. less commonly cited reason was health problems economic problems for seconds and family life the issues there the total number of cases declined for the fourth consecutive year the japanese cabinet of this as the decrease can be attributed to the recent economic upswing. however authorities believe thirty eight people committed suicide for reasons linked to the march two thousand eleven ear

are hoping to get back in the air by tomorrow, but right now it is not safe to fly because there are gale force winds stirring up in the area. grieving family members with shattered hearts and anger after being told all 239 people aboard the jetliner are now lost. let's bring in jim clancy live from kuala lumpur. jim, are we expecting any new updates about why the plane was flying in this direction, how it was able to effectively go for seven hours, virtually without any communication whatsoever? >> reporter: well, we're expecting an update to come from government ministers here in kuala lumpur in about an hour's time. perhaps they'll have some update for us on that. we haven't been getting a lot of updates about the investigation that would answer those questions, how and why, what happened inside the cockpit. instead, officials have really wanted to find the plane, to find some evidence, to use the cockpit voice recorder, to use the flight data recorder, to try to understand better and more certainly just what happened aboard flight 370. but you're absolutely right, some of this uncerta

gale force winds, 20 foot swells, heavy rain, very, very poor visibility. the authorities here, the maritime authorities are coordinating the search, decided it was too dangerous to send any ships out there. they hope tomorrow they can send 12 aircraft into the search zone. that will be a number we haven't seen before and will include japanese, chinese ships. they'll be armed with -- the planes rather, as well as ships. they'll be armed with additional information from the inmarsat satellite, suggesting that the southern area of the search zone is where they should be looking, though that's still a massive, massive area and those officials today, of course, trying to play down any immediate hopes of finding debris. certainly it will -- they'll be back out there tomorrow, but when this search resumes, with a record number of assets, richard. >> ian, everybody hoping for better weather. perth australia, live for us, 7:00 p.m. local time. ian williams there. >>> now to another search, unfortunately here, looking for survivors following the massive mud slide in

gale force winds, large waves and heavy rain making it too dangerous for searchers. malaysia airline letted families know they now believe no one survived the flight but there is not one piece of solid evidence that the plane even crashed. there are more questions than answers tonight. we have top aviation experts standing by to answer your questions. like this one, how can the malaysian government declare it went down in the indian ocean without solid evidence? could be anything hijacking gone bad, mechanical, pilots, pirating, sabotage, need to find plane first, if it did crash. and straight off the top i want to go to cnn correspondents for the latest. first, the search operations suspended for today. how bad is it out there? >> the weather is simplyoo dangerous for anyone to fly in that area. it is simply the waves too high for any vessels to get out there by sea. that's basically the word from the australian military. we cannot risk lives to try to find this debris. as desperate as they are to bring the debris back. the families need proof that this plane did go

today, gale-force winds grounded the planes looking for debris. the search zone is in the southern indian ocean west of australia, the middle of nowhere. holly williams is in perth, where it's wednesday morning. holly? is reporter: the search is due to resume in western australia this hour with 12 planes and two ships all headed to an area 1,500 miles off the coast known for its very difficult weather conditions. >> it's one of the most hostile and remote areas in the world. >> reporter: professor charitha pattiaratchi. is an oceanographer who spent more than two decades studying the treacherous waters of the indian ocean. >> the rolling 40s-- very strong winds and big waves. the waves are 15 feet on average, or more than 30 feet when there's a storm. >> reporter: he's used satellite data to build a computer model that predicts where debris from the boeing 777 may end up. ath as little as two weeks battery life left in the black boxes, he told us it is unlikely lley ever will be found. >> they will have to be extremely lucky. it will take a lot of

today after a frustrating 24 hours when all search planes were grounded because of 50-mile-an-hour gale-force winds and powering swells in the area. there are 12 planes in australia today which is 1,500 miles off the coast and an australian naval ship and chinese air breaker. they're carrying out the first of the sweeps. they're hunting out debris to help them work exactly where exactly malaysia flight 370 went down. it's still roughly the size of alaska. the u.s. has sent an advanced robotic submarine to the area as well as a ping locater which could help find the plane's black blockses or flight recorders, but neither of those pieces of equipment will be much used until a narrow underwater debris field can be found, and we we don't have that yet. in fact, the head of australia's air force says they're not looking for a needle in a haystack. they don't even know where the haystack is. now, when it comes to the two black boxes which may help explain why the falling 777 went down, it's now a race of time because the box's transponder may have as little as 12 days battery life left in those box

. >> good morning, i'm gale, and i am the acting chief, financial officer and so with our finances and our revenue is still coming in quite high and our revenue is up about 7 percent and the valuation is up about 25 percent from last year and so it is equivalent to the large charges for service and the revenue income. and so we are expecting to end the year, probably closer to 19 million dollars over and charges for services then, we had originally budgeted. and so that it is going to have us up, about the same, and in savings at this point. and so, our... >> so the apartment unit revenue comes in twice a year and so rereceived the first half this year and we will receive the second half at the end of the fiscal year and so it is about what we will expect. charges for services as i mentioned will come in high and we are over 99 percent of what we expected for the entire year now and we are only about 67 percent of the year in and so we will have quite a bit of extra revenue and charges for services and the last category is other and that is the transfer for the fund balance, for the ca

gales lose 70-54, st.s likely going to the nit. >>> 49ers will reportedly cut carlos rodgers to free up cap space. had he two years remaining on his -- he had two years remaining on his four year contract. >>> forgive me if i'm skinting. i'm not used to the cameras. it's seven years. i'm going like this. >> barry bonds will be a hitting instructor the next seven days in giant camp. he said one of his regrets is not being better with the media. the home run king chimed in on what he has to offer seven years after he played his last game. >> i think they did pretty good without me. they've won two world series championships. i don't think i'm going to put a whole lot, but i know the 1 thing i can do. i can help you do a little better than what you already are, but i don't know how much i can. i just want to get through seven days. that is my answer. i got to get through these seven days first. i don't know if i'm good enough to even do these days. let me get that first. >>> also on the red carpet tonight bar

officials suspended efforts over the southern indian ocean today because gale force winds and heavy rainoo dangerous for the search crews. australian officials said that the efforts likely would not start again for 24 hours. in the meantime, the malaysian government defends their decision to tell the families of the jet is all but lost. >> although yesterday's news was incredibly hard for the family members, as our prime minister said, it was released out of a commitment to openness and respect for their relatives, two principles which have guided us in our investigations. >> malaysian airline announced that it will give $5,000 to the families of each flight 370 passenger but that could just be the start of a payout. several chinese naval ships are on the way to join the search and the indian ocean. they're expected to arrive tomorrow morning. me was earned in korea in 1953. afghanistan, in 2009. orbiting the moon in 1971. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insuran is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection. and becaus

search efforts did have to be stopped all day today because of gale-force winds and heavy swells in the indian ocean. but those efforts have resumed. but making matters worse, the black box locating device is not going to reach the search area until next week leaving little time to use that device before the box stops emitting signals. >> until we can find the debris and then we can confirm that the debris is from mh370, it is very difficult for me to have a more -- a closure for the families. >> i really thought that someone would have already put eyes on the water and found something when they made a statement that was so definitive. >> family members of the missing say the malaysian government has deceived them and they won't believe that the plane crashed into the indian ocean until wreckage is found. >>> the families of each passenger could end up collecting millions of dollars. already, the first lawsuits are being planned. under an international treaty, the airline must pay relatives of each deceased passenger an initial sum of $150,000 to $175,000. so far, the airline has offere

there was a blizzard on cape cod in massachusetts with up to 10 inches of snow, and howling, gale-force winds. there was a ruling today on whether college athletes may unionize. wrongly convicted, she's tasting freedom for the first time in 30 years. and a dramatic rescue in the nick of time when the cbs evening news continues. >> pelley: tonight, investigators in houston are looking into the possibility that a welder's torch set off a fire that destroyed a $50 million apartment complex under construction. a remarkable rescue was captured on tape by workers in an office across the street. here's manual bojorquez. >> reporter: high winds quickly pushed the fire through the nearly completed apartment complex. that man trapped on a fifth floor balcony was construction worker curtis ricin. >> i thought i was going to die right there. and i said, i-- i gotta do something. i said, "god, you gotta save me. you gotta get me out of here." >> reporter: the only way off the balcony was a fire track ladder. captain hawghton was near the top rung. >> the fire was popping and cracking and the fire wa

we are looking at gale force winds but the rain will be persistent throughout the weekend. few areas could see as much as 200 to 300 millimeters. so a high risk of flooding. even land slides, and i would definitely would avoid traveling by ferry or boat out here in much of the southern half of the philippines over the next several days. manila, partly cloudy skies on your saturday. you're north of the bulk of that messy weather. taipei you're going to see some rain showers. tokyo with a high, 15 partly cloudy skies. see what's going on over towards the americas today, as well, where we are watching a quick-moving low pressure system. you can see it right here. it's racing off there towards the east. still expecting about 5 to 10 centimeters of snowfall into southern parts of ontario, over towards quebec as well, windy conditions to be expected. isolated areas could see as much as 15 to 30 centimeters. really, though, i want to pay attention to this cold front and that arctic high coming in from the north. because that is going to be the big topic with this storm system. thi

looks like it is going to be having a lot of flooding potential not just after gale force winds to be had this to the situation is still evolving but be ready for the risk of flooding and landslides out here across the americas the big topic is this storm system of this one it is developing is pushing across the great lakes. i intend seven years very well likely their southern part ontario which was cool back as this does continue push through behind it we are to see some clearing conditions but as it was over had instilled in me they are out there feel in some rain showers in the possibility to us and sleep in and around new york city washington d c though you see someone eat some pictures not good is going now papa little to the snowy saw from monday's storm. high pressure coming in the on again. warming temperatures in houston twenty three year career high nineteen in the land to oklahoma city get the fifteen still some rain showers into the pacific northwest of seattle in vancouver you see some cloudy skies with the bill's passage hours after midweek across europe high pressure re

aircraft and ships will have to wait on following up on this latest clue as gale force winds and severe thunderstorms hope the search efforts for wreckage on thursday. malaysia airlines flight three seven zero is one of the proceedings have been lost at sea after mysteriously diverting from its course on march a platoon of thirty nine people on board. trained to ukraine the international monetary fund said thursday they would extend a rescue package between fourteen to eighteen billion us dollars. injecting some much needed cash into the ukrainian economy the crisis stricken nation will need to agree to top reform measures which experts say will have a large impact on the livelihoods of millions of its citizens the imf said the actual size of the financial bailout will be finalized once ukraine's new western backed leaders implement the reforms united states has also pledged one billion dollars in loan guarantees with another two point two billion expected the company european union the win down to egypt where the head of the country's armed forces has announced his bid for the upcoming

search teams seemed closer than ever to finding flight 370, a storm rolled into the south indian ocean, gale force winds, driving rain, low clouds all making it too dangerous to fly. as soon as things clear, pilots will be had heing back to the area where it's believe flight 370 met its end. andrew stevens is monitoring developments in perth this morning. good morning, andrew. well, winter is setting in, the upstream currents very, very difficult right now. that's going to affect the location of any potential debris, correct? >> reporter: yeah, that's right. so frustrating for all the search crews here that they can't get out again today. and they may have been on the brink of making a vital breakthrough, a turning point, some people are calling it, which is, of course, linking a piece of debris to actually the flight, the downed flight. there was evidence yesterday from a royal australian air force plane that saw two objects in the sea, which provoked a lot of interest. they were described as a green, a gray, circular-shaped object and an orange rectangular-shaped object. there was an austr

green in the southern indian ocean where one resume on wednesday after being suspended for a day to gale force winds the give us some families back to the relatives of chinese passengers on the malaysia airlines flight seven hundred people vented their fury will march into the malaysian embassy in beijing. they're demanding more information about what happened on board the flights and they're not all convinced by monday's announcement that the plane crashed into the indian ocean over two weeks ago leaving no survivors. she yelled their mocking us. they know the truth. they're not telling a single before. he's referring to the malaysian government. kuala lumpur says it sharing what it knows about the plains states malaysia's transport minister was unable to give much new information at a press conference. but he says satellite images of help to narrow down the search zone for six years now the southern corridor. in the area having some four hundred and sixty nine thousand four hundred and seventy four and kumar. but that still leaves a vast expanse of open seat cover bad weather and some

the club statement released in the name of and chief cabinet secretary gale a cornell in nineteen ninety eight acknowledges and apologizes for japan's forests excellent treatment of roughly two hundred thousand when entering the second world war the japanese government had declared earlier this month that it would improve the accuracy of testimonies provided by korean comfort women which established the basis that the statement the move has raised speculation step and was attempting to backtrack on its apology. on that list long called for a view seems to take a step back friday it's about fitness for the tribune she was a deeply saddens me to think of those who have been through these indescribable hardships as for my thoughts on this point i hold the same views as previous prime ministers with us president proper bomb aspect of it that the two countries in april washington has been calling in tokyo to mend ties it's all indicating that it may have been pressured to show a change in position. but while the japanese leader may appear to have east is right wing stance. his comments come j

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. >> meantime, gale force winds and heavy rains have forced pilots and naval crews so suspend their search. australia's defense minister says the search is not likely to resume until wednesday and that is weather permitting. >> families of those on board the flight have been lashing out at malaysia airlines as well as the malaysian government. we're in kuala lumpur. this has been just dreadful for family members and they are indeed very angry. tell us the response from malaysia airlines, because there was a news conference there, and particularly the point of using text messages in english to tell family members that their loved ones are no longer alive. >> reporter: the f we talk about the family members, there has been an air of disbelief, denial, shock, and then that turned to anger. a lot of people, particularly in beijing where the majority of family members -- sorry, majority of passengers and loved ones of those on board are waiting wait ing to for information every day and agonizing night after night. it's day 18 now and they finally heard, some of them, via text message. cnn confi

with the continued across se ne us and that includes the florida peninsula away haven't seen lots of gale force winds which has them in structures as well as downed power lines. severe thunderstorms are still capable of being response and also train ticket abt could be making cuts and a spot to please be aware of traffic in the north with the precipitation so in size and timing of that snow and also freezing rain which could make traveling very difficult into your mind be in italics. but today was the fact of the lead your eye and get caught. it's making the ad conditions is very critical for fire weather especially in new mexico and in texas. the battle interest i was so slamming the upper midwest as well as the northern rockies northern rockies but twenty five centimeters of additional snowfall and thirty centimeters across the upper midwest. i wish isn't shaping up like this as you can see we hug and kiss in a twenty six eateries with plenty of sunshine and finally making it a positive visit again in dc and new york's was a bit of recovery but he had had a very long winter. i know that

first bad weather, two days ago, was bad enough to drive ships out of that area, so that was strong, gale force winds. that can blow the debris around. obviously, the search area is going to have to be expanded it a degree to look around the areas. i would say, though, that if those big objects, those big, solid objects i talk about, which could potentially be linked to a plane, won't be moving as far. but again, at this stage, it's a very inexact science. because if you think about it, already we had -- as soon as we had the report, we've had other reports, planes have spotted debris, but still no ship has actually been able to get to that spot to find the debris and no aircraft has been able to go back over and relocate it. the chief of the defense forces here telling us just a couple days ago, when you use the word close, poppy, in this part of the extreme southern end of the indian ocean, close can be a few hundred kilometers. it gives you an idea of what they're facing there. so, this will have -- this weather will definitely disturb the pattern of that debris, it will have blown it

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