not only south china sea, atlantic and persian gulf and waters of indian ocean. what else? the mediterranean. how many of going on a cruise to the mediterranean? quite a few. a wonderful place but the mediterranean sea of all the world oceans has seen the most combat and most war war. to bring back all of the dead mariners at the bottom we would cover the mediterranean sea this is the epic maritime battle in which a christian coalition led by the austrian hungarian empire it is the place where war at sea began. today the challenge is in the eastern mediterranean. dictator anwr criminal with a coastline on the eastern mediterranean and this is what it looks like. confrontation between the united states and russia. that is the russian flag and the nations are in conflict not only of geopolitics but also the hydrocarbons. this is an area of the world rich under the sea of oil and natural gas. the nations will compete. indeed. it leads to this. refugees and look at that boat. picture yourself on that. these are deeply deeply conflicted waters with huge humanitarian challenges wi

. >> reporter: in the vastness of a southern indian ocean, a new strategy to find mh-370. texas-based ocean infinity will send eight underwater drones to search 9,000 square miles, roughly the size of vermont. but unlike the previous searches, these drones would not be tethered to the surface. >> without the cable, you get less noise, so the quality of the data is better. >> reporter: today the malaysian government agreed to pay ocean infinity up to $70 million but only if it finds the plane within 90 days. >> most important, they must find the debris field. >> reporter: malaysia 370 disappeared on march 8th, 2014, with 239 people on board. while pieces of wreckage washed ashore in the western indian ocean, a three-year search failed to find the plane itself, investigators calling it almost inconceivable. the new search ship will launch underwater drones that can descend more than three miles beneath the surface with new sonars, sensors and cameras. >> we've had a longer time now to look and review and analyze the data, and that should give us a better area to search in th

we'll be joined by two senior tory backbenchers. of children from their home in the indian ocean to ruralnever saw their families again. what happened to them next? we're with marlene as she finally returns home half a century later. good evening. after what is being seen as a major u—turn tonight. a total of 1. with mental health issues. the government would not appeal thejudgment. 7 billion by 2023. here's nick watt.

so china has been involved, in one way or another, in port building projects all along the indian ocean. in sri lanka; in myanmar; in bangladesh; in djibouti; in pakistan; in tanzania. and what this is all about is getting oil and gas, from the greater middle east, and transporting it to china via the indian ocean, north through pipelines into china, in order to avoid the strait of malacca. - china will be tempted to pay more attention to the persian gulf region, and possibly start deploy military assets into that area if the united states draws down and pulls out. and there's a lot of speculation going on right now that the united states is going to use american energy independence as a way of, sort of separating itself from the volatility of the region. - [narrator] in the united states, the low cost of oil is a mixed blessing. it means cheaper fuel and goods, but can increase consumption and hurt america's oil and gas sector. - [colgan] on the aggregate, low oil prices are a boon to the us economy. they're great for consumers; great for industry all around, except of course, for the

the new search zone is an area of about twenty five thousand square kilometers and the southern indian ocean north of the former search site. now hong kong is well known for its skyscrapers a blaze and bright lights bought the mail advertising signs to miten today. making it difficult to sleep in apartment tower blocks and because of the complains the album of under pressure to flick the off switch sarah carports from hong kong. when the sun sets in hong kong the city skyline comes alive billboards and neon lights aluminite the crowded streets the glow from the densely packed skyscrapers is one of the city's main attractions oh my god the lights were so on. and with it so nice but this appreciation is not shared by everyone in hong kong last year the government reported a record number of complaints the curtains may be drawn but residents argue the glare outside is hard to a skype we receive some complaints about the light pollution they get in the sauna or they have. to stop us from the light outside the building to. their home scientists at the university of hong kong spent eighteen months

has begun a vessel armed with high tech underwater drones has arrived in the search area in the indian ocean it's using eight drones equipped with sonar and cameras that will scour the waters for wreckage and can operate in depths of up to six thousand meters in a new search zone is an area of twenty five thousand kilometers in the southern indian ocean. you're watching al-jazeera i'm still robin these are our top stories the save the children aid agency has suspended operations in afghanistan after a violent attack gunman killed three people as they stormed the agency in jalalabad the security operation is now over and forty six people have been rescued a court in brazil is due to decide whether to uphold a corruption conviction against a former president luis in us who lula da silva thousands of his supporters rallied in southern brazil to hear him speak before the decision if he loses his appeal he'll be unable to run for the presidency this year despite being the early favorite to win he was defiant as he addressed the crowd. the u.n. says about five thousand people her fled their free r

cbs news the satellite code name zuma failed to achieve its intended orbit and crashed into the indian oceana total loss. it was launched sunday night atop a falcon nine rocket made by space x whose founder musk said he is out to revolutionize space technology. the rocket's first stage returned to earth so it could be used again. the second stage carried the sat light toward what was supposed to be a low earth orbit. from which you could carry out its intelligence mission. space x released a statement saying, after review of all data to date, falcon nine did everything correctly on sunday night. but the maker of the zuma satellite remained silent. saying it could not comment on a classified mission. it appears the satellite failed to separate from the rocket's second stage. an airline pilot took the picture of what is believed off to be the second stage over africa, as it descended towards earth. presumably taking the satellite with it. the spiral effect is created by venting fuel. zuma's mission remains a secret. we don't know the intelligence value of what was lost or how much money it cos

back in the sixties and seventies the somali capital mogadishu was known as the white pole of the indian ocean but decades of civil war changed that now the country's trying to rebuild its tourism say. this is not the picture that most people in the west have of somalia. conflicts and terrorism of the past decades have shaped the image of the east african country. last october attacks by islamist militants killed hundreds of people in the capital mogadishu a few foreign tourists venture into the country that is still torn by civil war and hostile almost forty. nine somalis not so modest none somalis the muslims people most of them european forty that was the number of international customers he had in twenty seventeen the somali government wants to rebuild the tourism sector last year the country joined the un world tourism organization their regular flights to mogadishu's international airport so money is ready to welcome the war somalia is in the developing stage somalia is ready to host the events on the conferences you know the continent and globally. but the beauty of the country is overs

beyond here to the east, nothing but thousands of miles of indian ocean.. >> darren: yes. >> anthony: imagine going out into the serious chop with that thing and fishing. manakara was a major port back in the days, a transportation hub. but now it's a sleepy beach town. that is a disturbingly large spider. i would be unhappy if i saw that coming across my pillow. >> darren: ah! >> anthony: dude, it's a chicken. >> darren: i know, i'm just we're talking about spiders and a chicken jumped at me. >> anthony: hey, that lobster's smelling good. >> darren: no, they're disgusting. they're like giant insects walking and what do they eat? what do they eat? >> anthony: corpses. >> darren: corpses. >> anthony: dead things. >> darren: right. >> anthony: you are such a debbie downer. [ laughter ] >> darren: i'm just, no i'm -- >> anthony: you are such a downer. ♪ >> darren: you were born here and your parents are from here. >> jonah: from here. he's a fisherman. >> darren: how far out do they go out? >> jonah: about 50 miles sometimes. >> anthony: he goes out 50 miles?

we'll be joined by two senior tory backbenchers. of children from their home in the indian ocean to rural france? some never saw their families again. what happened to them next? we're with marlene as she finally returns home half a century later. good evening. after what is being seen as a major u—turn tonight. a total of 1. with mental health issues. the government would not appeal thejudgment. cost £3] billion by 2023. here's nick watt. from theresa may these days. moving to calmer climes. was not of course, born out of government thinking. the potential cost. the government to tell a more upbeat story about welfare reform. that was what they were about. but do i think we are seeing, i guess a more balanced approach? and deficit under control. and that's what we are doing with this decision today. so just what is pip? to help meet extra costs they may have. pip is replacing the disability living allowance. to a higher pip payment. were blatantly discriminatory. the court ruling, leading to today's announcement. it was meant to help people with mental health conditions. when pip was int

taking up the goal of something which i pioneered twenty years ago by looking at the combined indian ocean pacific region as an indivisible combined strategic theater and the u.s. is now seeing that as well it's looking at a new alliance structure in that area not just with ns us with a stranger in new zealand but also with japan and india so looking at this new quadripolar tight strategic alliance structure for the endeavor civic the u.s. is back in the in day pacific and that's its major realm and the may just routine millet and military competition will be necessary to balance china's massive upgrade certainly the u.s. cannot ignore the major advances in quality technology and performance of the russian armed forces that's a fact of life every country which is in the international arena has to take that into account so that's that's very normal but this is not a hostile defense posture towards russia or even for that matter towards china but it does serve notice that the united states will start to rebuild its capabilities in ways which it once lived in. well gregory de facto according

some pieces of the wreckage eventually washed ashore in the indian ocean, but the wreck has never been found. now ocean infinity will use drones to search 9,000 square miles. the company will receive $70 million only if the wreckage is located within 90 days. experts say new technology including unat the timered drones will give the search a better chance. >> we've had a longer time now to look and review and analyze the data and that should give us a better area to search in than we've had in the past. >> after the plane went down in march of 2014, crews combed the indian ocean for three years. eventually they called off that search one year ago this month. >>> coming up, we're tracking your weekend forecast. what's it look like kari? >> the weekend is almost here. we'll see a lot more sunshine after a soggy start to the week. here's a live look outside in san jose right now as the sun starts to come out and as we go to willow glenn, low 60s today, not bad. more weather like this for the weekend. we'll talk about that and the storms ahead coming up next. >>> plus we investigate a part

enjoy sri lanka in may, i would recommend you choose another time of year to visit this lovely indian oceanwhen the south—west monsoon begins, bringing heavy rain and humidity. agreed, it also coincides with the dry season in the north and east of the island but i prefer to be in sri lanka between december and march when the highlights, which are concentrated in the south—west quadrant, are relatively cool and dry. besides, may is a wonderful time to be in the mediterranean, particularly on a greek island. and speaking of greece, we have this question: from manchester you can happily reach belgrade in serbia by train, going via london, paris, munich and zagreb in croatia. from here, however it gets problematic. you can get as far as the greek border by train but from there you are likely be transferred via bus to thessaloniki, a city which i strongly recommend you explore. from thessaloniki to athens, trains are fast and cheap. whether you are contemplating a trip to the nation next door or the ends of the earth, i am here to help. e—mail your question to the address on the screen. i will d

pieces of wreckage eventually washed ashore in the indian ocean but the wreck has never been found.ow texas-based ocean infinity will use underwater drones to search 9,000 square miles. the company will receive $70 million only if the wreckage is located within 90 days. experts say new technology including untethered drones will give the search a better chance. >> we've had a longer time now to look and review and analyze the data and that should give us a better area to search in than we have had in the past. >> after the plane went down in march of 2014 crews combed the indian ocean for three years. eventually they called off the search one year ago this month. >>> a new call this morning from the red cross, there is an urgent need for blood donations, winter normally is a slow time when it comes to blood donors. normally because of the hectic schedules and it's cold and flu season. this year the problem is being worsened by the extra cold blast that happened over in the east coast and south. with concerns of hundreds of blood drives across the area and the u.s. have been canceled

netty he traveled halfway around the world. 10,532 miles to be exact from a cruise ship to the indian ocean to philadelphia for yesterday's nfc championship game. >> once i saw that opportunity to get home during the game, i had to jump on it. >> reporter: the native works on a cruise ship. he was stationed east of madagascar. an opportunity to work on his company's sister ship presented a small window to get to philly for 48 hours. so he searched for flight tickets online. $2,000 later he was on a plane. >> looif one thing would have w wrong, i wouldn't have made it and would have been stuck on a plane. >> reporter: he traveled to sengle to d.c. and then drove to philadelphia. he captured the once in a lifetime trip on his cellphone. >> it kind of went by pretty fast. >> reporter: the long trip was worth it. he was a teenager the last time the eagles won the eagles championship. >> 16 years old, i cried. you know what? yeah, i did. >> reporter: tomorrow it's back to reality. he will leave south jersey for los angeles to board another cruise ship. if he can gould get to the supe bowl, he'd

private company based in houston has a search vessel looking for the aircraft in the southern indian ocean. malaysia says the american company will only get paid if it finds the wreckage. malaysia, china and australia spent months and millions of dollars trying to find a flight 370. debris from the plane has washed ashore in 2015 and 2016.>>> the fight over charles manson's remains and possessions is set to continue in a los angeles court tomorrow. the court will try to sort out two conflicting wills and claims by a purported son, grandson and penpal who all seek control of his estate. the estate includes commercial rights to manson's name, image and mementos. those could be worth thousands of dollars to collectors. there is also the potential to cash in on the songs he wrote that were used by the beach boys and guns n' roses. the 83-year-old mass murderer died of natural causes in november after spending almost 50 years in prison. he was convicted of murdering and actress sharon tate and eight others in 1959. >>> it was another day of freezing temperatures across the northeast and midwest

here on the indian ocean it would be ideally here. if not for the tonnes of plastic degrees that spoil the sandy beaches. a wide range of animals including tuttle drumming cows and donkeys or even die after plastic that washes up. early i must a boatbuilder wanted to combine traditional construction methods from the day with modern materials and sustainable principles he decided to plan and to build a sailing boat made entirely from plastic waste. is really. part of cleaning. i've done hopes to market and persuade locals to preserve micha with his unique idea of a plastic boat. we need to welcome rain and rain need trees so trees were no use this because every part of florida is one piece of shit so you're going to have a lot of trees. in august king introduced one of the toughest bans on plastic bags in the wild even now using one is punishable by four years in prison or a fine of forty thousand dollars but plastic bottles for example still pose a major problem when the local residents organize the beach cleanup they collected thirty

the satellite code name zuma failed to achieve its intended orbit and crashed into the indian ocean, a total loss. it was launched sunday night by a rocket made by spacex. elon musk said he's out to revolutionalize space technology. the second stage carried the satellite toward what was supposed to be a low earth orbit from which it could carry out its intelligence mission. spacex released a statement saying after review of all data to date, falcon 9 did everything correctly on sunday night. but northrop grum monday which made the zuma satellite remained silent saying it could not comment on a classified mission. it appears the satellite failed to separate from the rocket second stage. an airline pilot took this picture of what is believed to be the second stage over africa as it descended toward earth, presumably taking the satellite with it. the spiral-like effect is commissioned by fuel. we don't know the value of what was lost or how much minute cost. david martin, cbs news, the pentagon. >>> coming up on the "morning new news", from lawman to lawmaker. a former sheriff launches

with high tech underwater drones as arrived in the search area in the indian ocean is using eight dronesequipped with sonar and cameras that will scour the waters for wreckage and could operate in depths of up to six thousand meters the new search zone is an area of about twenty five thousand kilometers in the southern indian ocean north of the former search site. the european union's ambassador to china is calling for the immediate release of the hong kong based author and publisher the chinese foreign ministry denies having any information on bin hey his daughter says police seized him from a train at the weekend while he was travelling with swedish diplomats the first disappeared from hong kong more than two years ago along with four other publishers who sold books on politics which were banned in china john farm close reading and family chinese and swedish sides have very open communication channels if there are any problems from one or both sides they can be raised both sides can conduct timely and effective dialogue this is no problem at all but as for the swedish foreign ministry

unmanned mini—submarines, and isjust a few degrees north of the earlier search zone in the southern indian oceanrace subathirai nathan, who is the main spokesperson for the mh370 families and the #search0n campaign. here, she explains her thoughts and feelings on the renewed search. we are definitely very grateful the malaysian government for signing this contract, and we are very relieved that the search is finally back on again, after nearly a year in suspension. and how optimistic are you, grace, that this technology being offered by ocean infinity and this new ship will work? well, i wa nt to this new ship will work? well, i want to say that i want to be very hopeful, very optimistic, but in the past we have been disappointed so many times, and it is very, very hard. so any hope and optimism i haveis hard. so any hope and optimism i have is guarded, to some extent. and you know what, grace, this disappearance of mh370 remains one of modern aviation‘s biggest mysteries. your mother was on board the flight. what do you hope will come out of this? a sense of closure, if it is finally found, and

government satellite appears to have fallen into the indian ocean after being taken into space by a long lost space x. the military satellite hasn't been spotted in orbit since it launched on the seventh of january it's a suspected the zoomer mission burnt up in the atmosphere after failing to separate from the upper part of the space x. falcon nine rocket. french prosecutors are investigating apple over its admission it deliberately slowed down the older phone models the inquiry focuses on planned obsolescence a commercial practice forcing consumers to periodically replace products that's illegal in france apple says the slowdown is intended to extend the lifespan of phones by putting less pressure on aging batteries pfizer has decided to end its research into finding new drugs for old simers and parkinson's disease the world's largest drug companies says it wants to cut three hundred jobs and redistribute the money the u.k. based old simas society says the move will come as a huge blow to the forty seven million global victims of the disease the presidents of france and china have sign

news the satellite, code named "zuma" failed to achieve its intended orbit and crashed into the indian oceantotal loss. it was launched sunday night atop a falcon 9 rocket made by spacex, whose founder, elon musk, says he is out the revolutionize space technology. >> stage one. >> reporter: the rocket's first stage returned to earth, so it could be used again. the second stage carried the satellite toward what was supposed to be a low-earth orbit, from which it could carry out its intelligence mission. spacex released a statement saying, "after review of all data to date, falcon 9 did everything correctly on sunday night." but northrup grumman, which made the zuma satellite, remained silent, saying it could not comment on a classified mission. it appears the satellite failed to separate from the rocket's second stage. an airline pilot took this picture of what is believed to be the second stage over africa as it descended toward earth, presumably taking the satellite with it. the spiral effect is created by venting fuel. zuma's mission remains a secret, so we don't know the intelligence cent

official now confirms a classified government satellite fell into the indian ocean after sunday night'sunch by spacex after it failed to remain in orbit. it's believed to be a billion dollar spy satellite. >>> meanwhile, this photo taken by a pilot over afric after the launch shows a bright spiral. look at that experts say that was likely the moment the rocket was venting fuel. a normal process to avoid explosions. >>> back on the ground we often see contests at basketball games where fans try to win prizes but making half-court shots. but this one was a little special treat. >> this guy had a chance to sink a half-court shot and came up short. >> he decided to take off his shirt. >> as one does. >> to, of course, to fire up the crowd. give it a second try. does he get it? no. >> me might have been a little too pumped up. his second shot went flying over the backboard and enjoyed his moment in the spotlight despite walking away empty-handed. we all got a show. >>> the other video that caught our attention overnight comes from the bbc. one reporter's trip to the zoo, what went wrong? >>

there are sailors on the deck of navy destroyers somewhere in the indian ocean. there are special operators waking up in syria and afghanistan and africa. there are airmen who are waking up on here feels on the korean peninsula and in afghanistan willing to do their mission, ready to do their mission, focusing on only on their mission's success but their own survival and the survival of the men and women with whom they cane so that together they complete their mission and return home safely to the families they love and the communities that they defend. this government shutdown has made their job that much more difficult. because in addition to focusing on their mission, they are now burdened with the question, will my family be able to pay the mortgage? are we going to be able to pay the heating bill when that arrives in the mail? are we going to be able to put groceries on the table? these are the burdens that men and women in uniform are now faced with because of this avoidable government shutdown. the shutdown is going to impact reservists. we are now in the

malaysia has approved a new attempt to find the wreckage of flight m h three seventy in the indian ocean despite at three year search for the missing plane its disappearance in twenty fourteen remains one of the world's greatest aviation mysteries it was en route to beijing from kuala lumpur when it went missing with more than two hundred thirty people on board. they've been long queues outside supermarkets in venezuela after the government ordered them to slash prices rampant inflation in venezuela has risen to above one thousand percent as led to widespread shortages of food and medicine president nicolas maduro brains economic crisis on an international inspectors. innocently given what we arrived early but we couldn't get in the prices were much lower last night but today the price is a normal they ridiculous prices elevated compared to the income of venezuelans well most venezuelans. in we understand the supermarket chains have a right to increase prices because it's relative but none such an exorbitant manner three hundred percent i think there should be a bit of control and if the

the new search zone is an area of about twenty five thousand square kilometers in the southern indian ocean. al-jazeera is demanding the release of its journalist mahmoud who say has been imprisoned in egypt for four hundred days saying is accused of broadcasting false news to spread chaos which he and al jazeera strongly deny is repeatedly complained of mistreatment in jail south korean officials are conducting a rabbit to north korea to inspect training venues ahead of the winter olympics to spite the planned display of unity at the games a massive security operation has been arranged kathy novak reports from kyung chan . a gunman holds two hostages in this police demonstration in young china a swat team bursts in takes down the attacker and frees the victims it's a drill just one of the scenarios police are preparing for with hundreds of thousands of visitors about to arrive before north korea agreed to send a delegation one of the biggest worries was it might disrupt the games now police say they are more concerned about so-called lone wolf terrorist threats involving attackers from oth