i'm jamie colby. we hope this information keeps you healthy and happy this week. >> media buzz now starts with howard kurts which is next right here on the fox news channel. >> give me that cookie, eric. >>> on the buzz meter this sunday, television devoted hundreds and hundreds of hours to the saga of the missing malaysian plane. >> let's talk about the scenario of hijacking. could that account for the basic question here of an inability to have contact with the ground? yes, of course it could. >> that leads to the next question which is, okay, is it a single active terrorist as part of something greater or is it an accident that is part of a flaw that is in other planes? >> all the mistakes and the theories and speculation out of control or has this become a parlor game for ratings? cheryl atkinson, who has been investigating the obama administration quit cbs news in frustration after failing to get most of her hard-hitting stories on the air. >> three current fairley high ranking state department o

hi, everybody, i'm jamie colby., federal investigators are piecing together the moments for a deadly news helicopter crash in seal in the flim area report, it shows the chopper began during takeoff, spinning a full 366 degrees and slamming into the ground on tuesday, both pen on board were killed. there are no perfect picks this year for warren buffets billion dollar bracket challenge. we are only two days into march madness and every contestant was wiped out after major upsets, nearly 9 million people participating in the process. the top brackets can take home a cool $100,000 bucks. you got to be in it to when it. i'll be here with our extended coverage of the missing malaysia airlines plane 370. >>> welcome back. not a happy birthday for obamacare. the president's health care law is turning four a. new report turning stomachs. health industries warning obama premiums will spike. some will double or triple in the next few months. so what happened to this? >> everybody whether have lower rates. >> the health care p

. >> a fox news alert, hi, i'm jamie colby. the viet namese airport spotted two oil slicks they believe could be from the missing malaysia air flight. the u.s. is joining other countries. we are scouring the land and sea to find that plane. the slips were found. airline officials say it happened so fast, there were no distress calls from the airline when it lost contact. the company's ceo is saying that means whatever may have happened happened too quickly to get there meantime the search enters the second day. family are clinging to lear loved ones, three americans, including an infant were on board. more details, keep it right here on fox, i'm jamie colby. remember when president obama said this. >> you are saying no corruption, none? >> no, there were some bonehead decisions. >> mass krumgs? >> not mass corruption, not a smidgeen of corruption. >> that former irs official lois lerner taking the stand again. >> i respectfully submit my fifth amendment right. >> an overwhelming majority of people, they have it right. >> absolu

i'm jamie colby. >> welcome as always. joining us is dr. david samadi, chairman and professor and chief of robotic surgery. >> and dr. marc siegel at ny medical center and author of unlocking the secret code of sickness and health. it's great to see both of you. >> good to see you. >> i want to start with a women's health question. often these diseases are referred to as women's diseases but doctors say elements like osteoporosis and breast cancer you may know already can affect both sexes. dr. samadi, tell us about the most system things women have to think about that men should keep in mind as well. >> we have about seven diagnosis we want to talk about but the reason i thought this topic was so interesting is that men don't like to see doctors. if it wasn't because of women bringing men to the office and saying go get screened, we would never see doctors. that's why these seven diagnoses always come with the women's diagnosis, not men. 25% less visits to doctors for men, 40% less visits for screeni

i'm jamie colby in for harris faulkner tonight. the state department releasing a statement a short time ago saying the secretary will reaffirm the united states's strong support for ukrainian sovereignty, independence, territorial integrity and the right of ukrainians to determine their own future. the world remains on edge, though, this hour as russia defies repeated calls from president obama, the united nations, nato, and all the other world powers that are asking for ukraine's sovereignty to be respected. but president vladimir putin vows to defend what he's calling russian interests inside ukraine and yesterday he got formal approval from his own government for military action. so tonight, there's an intense standoff unfolding as ukrainian troops are trapped. there are pro-russian forces surrounding bases in three ukrainian cities, all in the contested crimea region. armed, unidentified troops that are likely to be russian soldiers are standing just feet away from ukrainian troops, demanding they surrender. and ukraine's prime

jon: jamie colby, thanks. jenna: going to stay on the health now.o half the antibiotics being prescribed are quote, inappropriate in some way and increasing the risk of drug resistant germs. the agency is pushing hospitals to improve how they prescribe the drugs. jonathan serrie is live in atlanta where cdc is based. >> reporter: jenna, the cdc says the improper use of antibiotics in hospitals is widespread. they issued a new vital signs report that some doctors in hospitals are prescribing three times as many antibiotics as their counterparts in other hospitals to treat similar patients. listen. >> we see real harms from excess antibiotics, drug resistant organisms, bad reactions to antibiotics and something which can cause deadly infections of the intestinal tract and contributes to about 14,000 debts a year in this country. >> reporter: the cdc report also found that 1/3 of hospital prescriptions to treat urinary tract infections and descriptions for the a common drug bancmycin are given too long. >> doctors hand out antibiotics like they're cand

. >> and i'm jamie colby, in for jamie colby.e spending the day together, you and me, there's a lot of news to report. so glad you're here. topping the news this hour, the search is continuing for the missing malaysia airplane plane. taking a chilling turn. why investigators are now looking into the possibility that the plane may have quote deliberately changed course. >>> and signing off -- the united states possibly giving up the last remaining control it has over the internet. we're going to take a

welcome, everyone, to america's news headquarters i'm jamie colby. >> i'm kelly wright. russia's parliament giving permission to vladimir putin to send troops into the ukraine if a unanimous vote seems like a formality. ukraine officials say russian military intervention is well under way in what is described as an ongoing invasion of cream creama. what ten you what's happening in the ukraine's crimea peninsula? >> tensions are increasing here. yesterday armed russian-speaking men took over two key airports here, one the main airport for regular people and the other a very strategic military airport for russia who maintains a fleet here. yesterday armed masked gunmen who are russian-speaking took over regional parliament in crimea here. they lowered the ukrainian flag and raised russia's. they basically got rid of the kiev government and instituted their own prime minister who feels like they are going to be persecuted because of the new government in ukraine. he personally asked russian president vladimir putin for help because the russians who are here, which is basica

keep it on fox, i'm jamie colby. >> when you look at russian stocks this past week, they were harpooned. the russian market losing $13 million since it began. it's interesting, even though vladmir putin toutles himself as a report lead er he has all thee other concern, all these other documents are we are getting killed that will get them to calm down when you are losing money like that. >> it will get anybody's attention, part of him obviously goes back to the whole old russian thinking. we will do what we got to do to win. this guy is taking the cash as well. believe me, when you blink after you won something without firing a shot. does the markets matter? >> not the markets in russia. the markets in investment by russian billionaires in the west. in miami real estate, in u.s. stocks, in european stocks. hidden in swiss bank accounts. that's how you toppling. you make them angry. you make them toxic. >> you go to putin and say we don't like what you are doing. >> you are messing with our money. shoot, he owns the brooklyn nets. >> that's his problem. >> he had a problem with putin bec

i'm jamie colby. we are glad you're here. >> i'm kelly wright. the jet disappeared while flying from qualibeijing. we are getting word the u.s. navy is sending a ship and aircraft to the region to help search for the missing airliner. david piper is streaming line from bangkok, thailand. what more can you tell us? >> reporter: as you said, vietnamese military aircraft reported seeing ten mile-long oil slicks on the south china sea in an area they were searching for this lost malaysian airlines jet. there is no confirmation that that is where the plane crashed. they are sending two more vietnamese ships to that area. they will be there by first light. aircraft ships from four countries have been searching all day that area of the south china sea. malaysia's transport minister says so far no wreckage has been found. the boeing 777 went missing in the early hours of this morning local time on a flight from the malaysian capital to beijing. there were 14 different nationalities on the plane including three americans. 150 of the passengers on board we

i'm jamie colby. now in the hunt for malaysian airlines flight 370. crews retrieving objects today that were floating in the new search zone in the vast indian ocean. but so far, none of them belong to the missing jet liner. meanwhile, an australian warship is getting ready to sell sail tomorrow with a high tech black box detector on board. the data recorders have about one week of battery life remaining. >>> meanwhile, back here at home, authorities in washington state say 18 people now are confirmed dead following last weekend's devastating mudslide. and this morning, the number of people missing has dramatically dropped from 90 to 30. foushls say identifying all of the victims could take a very long time. i'm jamie colby. before i send you back to media buzz, i'll see you at the top of the hour with a lot more news on fox. >>> cable news stands accused of a variety of sins, sensationalism, superficiality and speculation. not to mention mindless partisanship. how deep are these flaws? is it getting

kelly wright and jamie colby are stand buying in new york. family, maria bartiromo kicks off her new show tomorrow "sunday morning futures" tomorrow at 10:00 eastern. thanks for watching. before we go, check out these little guys making their debut in london. the tiger cubs were born at the london zoo last month and now making their introduction. have a great weekend. >>> good afternoon to all of you. hi, i'm jamie colby. welcome to america's news headquarters. >> i'm kelly wright. topping the news, the deadly mudslide in washington state taking another grim turn with the hope of finding any survivors all but lost. live with the latest on the tragedy. >> democrats jumping ship over obamacare. there are senators looking to revise it as the law appears to be a political liability ahead of mid terms. are the changes likely to happen? our political pan

i'm jamie colby. welcome to america's news headquarters. >> and hello on this sunday. i'm eric shawn. there is still no sign of that boeing 777. this as 11 countries now join the desperate international search effort. that brings the total number of nations to 25. more than two dozen that are now all contributing intelligence, planes, and vessels to the hunt, which has expanded to a massive geographical area. the huge search effort now focusing on two separate possible flight paths. take a look at them. one as far north as kazakhstan and far south and west out to the indian ocean. streaming live from bangkok, thailand with the very latest. david? >> reporter: hi, eric. yes. as you said, the search operation has become massive, covering large areas of land and sea. 25 nations are involved. but investigators seem to have found? clues as to where the plane has gone. they say from looking at satellite datate plane flew on either a northern or southern arc for several hours after it turned away from its original route to beijing. the area that it covers is colossal as far a

i'm jamie colby and i have a fox news alert for you at this hour.ue in the search for the missing malaysian airlines jet. malaysian officials are saying there may be data from a french satellite, the french claiming they have one that indicates debris in a remote area of the southern indian osha where the search has been going on. there have been other images that have caught large pieces of debris in the past several days that could be flight 370. the officials say they are en route to check things out. again, the french saying they have new images and they have not yet been examined. the ukraine, meanwhile, calling for the release of a top air force commander after -- was reportedly abducted and is allegedly being held at the country's last air force base in crimea. much more news at the top of the hour. >> greg gutfeld was walking around new york carrying his new book called, "not cool." i thought the cool thing to do would be to ask him about it, so we borrowed a studio and did just that. greg gutfeld, welcome. you admitted right up front, you a

i'm jamie colby, you know what time it is. >>> and i'm eric shawn. >>> office an autographed copy of the book. meanwhile, eric tell us about the new study. >> especially if you have children, there's an alarming new report about ought i. they now say one in every 68 u.s. child shows some sign of the autism spectrum disorder. so doctor, that seems alarmen. how come so many? how come it's increasing? they have always said the mmrs may be a cause, that's been disputed. >> we'll talk about that. the cdc, this is big medical news. cdc announced in their newsletter in mortality and morbidity, that now there's about a 30% increase in autism in the last few years. we reported 1 -- and now you just reported 1 out of 68. the question is, is it really on the rise or we're getting better in diagnosing the case. has the spectrum changed over time? most likely we're doing a better survey and getting a better diagnosis and detecting the children rather than a rise in the number. that's the answer to your question. we still don't know exactly what causes this. the idea that mercury or lead or a pest

. >> and i'm jamie colby, in for jamie colby. we'll be spending the day together, you and me, there's a lot of news to report. so glad you're here. topping the news this hour, the search is continuing for the missing malaysia airplane plane. taking a chilling turn. why investigators are now looking into the possibility that the plane may have quote deliberately changed course. >>> and signing off -- the united states possibly giving up the last remaining control it has over the internet. we're going to take a close look at exactly what this move may mean. >>> and tensions are building in crimea. coming up, we're going to have a live report on the situation residents there are preparing for a major vote. on whether to stay with ukraine or join forces with russia. >>> we begin with a fox news alert. the disappearance of malaysia airlines flight 370 taking a sinister turn, being called a deliberate act. those om mouse words coming from malaysia's prime minister, confirming earlier reports of foul play. he also says the communication

i'm jamie colby, you know what time it is. >>> and i'm eric shawn. >>> office an autographed copy of. meanwhile, eric tell us about the new study. >> especially if you have children, there's an alarming new report about ought i.

i'm jamie colby. time for sunday house call. >> welcome to the house call on this sunday.with us is the doctor, chairman of the professor of urology and chief of robotic surgery there. >> here to help us clean up our act, professor of medicine in the lando medical center, author of the inner pulse, unlocking the code of sickness and health. great to have you here. let's get to where it started with this. we begin with a warning that concerns pregnant women as a new

i'm jamie colby. it's time for sunday house call. >> welcome to sunday house call. with us is chief of robotic surgery. >> and here to help us clean up our act issiegel. good morning, doctors. great to have you here. let's get right away started with this. we again with a new warning that concerns pregnant women. there's a new study showing expectant moms who take tylenol could increase their child's risk of adhd. is it safe at all for women who are pregnant to take acetaminoph acetaminophen? >> we talked about this in adults. it causes liver toxicity. pregnancy, 64,000 mothers and children, they looked at it. if they took one day of tylenol a week and the first trimester, it increasing attention deficit in children. they are taking it for headache, fever and pain. the big result of this study is we want you to take it for fever, because fever is dangerous in pregnancy. so it's the safest medication to take during pregnancy. but try to avoid this for any kind of headache and pain. a big teaching for pregnant women is to try to avoid this as much as you can unless it

i'm jamie colby. >> welcome as always. joining us is dr. samadi, chairman and professor and chief of robotic surgery. >> and dr. marc siegel at ny medical center and author of unlocking the secret code of sickness and health. it's great to see both of you. >> good to see you. >> i want to start with a women's health question. often these diseases are referred to as women's diseases but

more details, keep it right here on fox, i'm jamie colby.member when president obama said this. >> you are saying no corruption, none? >> no, there were some bonehead decisions. >> mass krumgs? >> not mass corruption, not a smidgeen of corruption. >> that former irs official lois lerner taking the stand again. >> i respectfully submit my fifth amendment right. >> an overwhelming majority of people, they have it right. >> absolutely. i don't understand this lois lerner spoke to the justice, here's the catch, they're a cozy operation rub by an obama do nor, but the congressional investigation is after the truth here. i don't understand why a government employee, within i worked at ibm if my manager told me about a program i botched up, gee, i have to take the fifth. you might terminate me. we are trying to get to the with the toll of this. i can't for the life of me physical out why a government employee would take the fifth amendment i think it's horrendous. >> the fbi said they won't file charges. >> they haven't interviewed the witnesses, g

i'm jamie colby. it's time for sunday house call. >> welcome to sunday house call.chief of robotic surgery. >> and here to help us clean up our act issiegel. good morning, doctors. great to have you here. let's get right away started with this. we again with a new warning that concerns pregnant women. there's a new study

. >> and a good saturday morning to you, live from america's news headquarters, i'm jamie colby. there is heavy rain soaking southern california, powerful storms causing power outages and the threat of mudslides t. state was suffering extreme drought as up to six inches of rain took care of some areas outside los angeles. the dry ground, though, not able to soak up the water fast enough. snow also hitting higher elevations. these storms are expected to continue throughout the rest of today. and the coroner's report is in now showing actor philip seymour's death was an accident. toxicology showed he died of acute mixed drug intoxication. a cocktail consisting of heroin, cocaine and amphetamines. hoffman was found dead february 2nd on the bathroom floor of his new york city apartment. dozens of envelopes of drugs in his home, he was only 46. >>> all right. here's it's a food for thought. as the government is slapping food on new labels and putting the new labels on a whole bunch of food, i want you to think about this stuff the government was saying was bad for us not too long ago

. >> i'm jamie colby. still on the top story as search planes crisscross a remote area of the indian ocean said to be the most difficult to search anywhere in the world. they are looking for any part of flight 370. they narrowed the search. none of the objects spotted in satellite images released that have been found and even if they are from the missing flight and we don't know they are, the plane's critical black box that could tell us what happened could be hundreds of miles away. live from bangkok reporting on the search. what do we know this morning? >> reporter: france announced their satellite spotted objects floating in the southern indian ocean. they have not released images yet, but the spokes men said the objects were spotted about 1400 miles southwest of perth, australia. the search for the missing plane has started up in the southern indiana ocean. planes from australia and the u.s. were involved. the naval ship that reported that nothing significant was found. the planes have been making a fo

hello, everybody, i'm jamie colby. >> we'll assume our regularly scheduled programming, forb"for on fox" but first we want to bring you the latest in the malaysian flight. this latest piece of debris was spotted 75 miles from where the last piece of debris was spotted. now they're trying to find the object. could it be a piece of the plane or, sadly, more debris in the ocean. david piper streaming life from bangkok with the latest developments. david? >> reporter: hi, eric. the possible break-through with china announcing it has spotted a large object in the southern indian ocean. it's about 70 foot by 40 foot. the photos were taken though on tuesday but released today. the malaysian authorities are leading the investigation and say china is sending ships to that area now. the object sighted is around 75 miles from where two large objects were sighted by a satellite last sunday. that's nearly 2,000 miles southwest of perth, australia. meanwhile, they have widened the area in the ocean. none of the search planes reported seeing the objects. the u.s. navy's poe siden couldn't fly today be

i'm jamie colby. time for sunday house call. >> welcome to the house call on this sunday. with us is the doctor, chairman of the professor of urology and chief of robotic surgery there. >> here to help us clean up our act, professor of medicine in the lando medical center, author of the inner pulse, unlocking the code of sickness and health. great to have you here. let's get to where it started with this. we begin with a warning that concerns pregnant women as a new study shows exact apectant tyle could increase a risk for adhd. >> we covered this in adults and said it causes liver toxicity and they should not take a high dose of this. pregnancy coming from 64,000 children and they found if they take one day of tylenol a week and they take it during the first trimester, it increases the risk of attention deficit in children. they are taking it for headache, fever, and pain. and this is the result of the study. we want you to take it for fever because the fever is dangerous in pregnancy so it's the safest medication to take during pregnancy, but try to avoid it for any head

i'm jamie colby. it is time now for sunday "housecall." >> joining us, as always, dr. marc siegel, professor of medicine at langone medical center and author of unlocking the secret codes to health. >> dr. david samadi is here, chief of robotic surgery. great to see you. >> happy sunday. >> we are going to begin with a spotlight on national multiple sclerosis week, an illness that affects 2.3 million people worldwide. it can strike without warning. how do you know when you're starting to have symptoms of ms. is early detection important? >> hugely important. the problem is that ms is known as the great imitator. it can mimic almost any neurologic disease. you could have weakness. you could have fatigue, a really important one. i interviewed ann romney last year, that's her prominent symptom. fatigue, suddenly getting fatigued. that's hard to know. fatigue can be many different things. it can be sensory loss where you can get confused, depressed. the most permanent one is optic neuritis where you suddenly lose vision in your eye. you have an episode where you have a pro

i'm jamie colby. we'll have a lot more on that story at this hour. there are still absolutely no signs of wreckage. and from the latest press conference moments ago, investigators say they're looking into multiple possibilities to explain how this large aircraft could just disappear. >> we are not ruling any possibility, however, it's important to state that our main concern is to focus our efforts in finding the missing aircraft. if we find aircraft, it will definitely help us to establish what exactly has happened. >> mechanical failure? hijacking? foul play? we don't know. david piper streaming live from bangkok, thailand. what's the latest coming that press conference? >> well, hi, jamie. a huge international search operation has been going on all day now, trying to find the malaysian airlines jet. they haven't found anything, of course. there's more questions than answers, of course, as to what exactly what happened to it. radar signals show the plane may have tried to turn back to the country for some reason before it vanished. the crew, though

i'm jamie colby. there may be a few clue in the missing malaysia jet leaner. there is a satellite released from china that shows a large object in the remote area in the southern indian ocean. it's a spot about 75 miles south of where an australian satellite spotted two objects earlier this week and malaysian officials say they are spevend sending ships to check it out. there are harsh winds and high seas to deal with. hundreds of peace keeping troops are headed to ukrainech russia says it hopes the groups will ease tensions there. earlier this month, armed pro russian troops barred the same peacekeepers from entering crimea. moscow said that monitoring mission is not expected to go into the area. i'm jamie come by. i'm send you back to "bulls & bears." keep it right here on the fox fuse channel for the latest on the missing jet. >> everything is going up. it's not only food. it's everything. >> the price of living is getting expensive. >> i will have to shop a little smarter. >> i notice a difference in my bill. >> sometimes pinch fntss, $10, you never know.

i'm jamie colby. it is time now for sunday "housecall." >> joining us, as always, dr.arc siegel, professor of medicine at langone medical center and author of unlocking the secret codes to health. >> dr. david samadi is here, chief of robotic surgery. great to see you. >> happy sunday. >> we are going to begin with a spotlight on

i'm jamie colby. i will have the latest coverage at 1:00 p.m.tern on the fox news channel inside america's news headquarters. >>> some residents in california on edge this week after a threaten grag petey was spray painted on several homes and a car like these bashing the so-called 1%. this one saying "kill people," hateful and nasty stuff. carried out by thugs. but are politicians partly to blame for all of this? >> class war pair is bad for the country, period. history has shown that politicians that took the electorate against each other can use that sometimes to get elected in the short term but in the long term it could be bad for the country. look at the $45 trillion in unfunded liability has become because of the promises politicians made to pit various classes against one another. it is very, very bad for the economy. >> so you use this kind of class warfare rhetoric. more of these ugly things are likely to happen. >> perhaps. but i don't blame politicians for implementing those attitudes. i blame the people who get you -- impressionable

jamie colby is on the ground near the site of this explosion. that is still burning. the fire results is still burning. jamie, what can you tell jamie may not hear you. >> forgive me, jon. jon, can you hear me? jon: we can hear you now. >> jon, i can hear you. jon: go ahead, jamie. >> forgive us for the mask, jon. the air is bit dangerous right now. hopefully you can hear me. fdny is continuing to come. at this point it is considered a four-alarm fire. they have 11 injuries described as not necessarily serious. there is one person in the hospital that may be. what happened this morning these buildings, one or two buildings, does appear right now to be two, came to a complete collapse. the explosion heard by someone i know all the way in new jersey. we have nypd emergency management crews saying is anybody trapped in building? it all happened quickly. the church is on the group floor. we had a chance to speak to many people in the area. all whom they said that the entire neighborhoods rocked. what other buildings buildings a need to be stablized and very concerned evacu

. >> thank you, jamie colby on the scene in new york city. >>> we are waiting reaction from the administration to obama care lagging enrollment numbers. as the white house daily press briefing getting unway. we'll monitor it. this is happening as the president's job approval hits a new low. 41 percent in a washington street nbc poll. fox nows contractor, byron, how are you? >> i. >> we'll talk about the enrollment numbers. is this si winning ekwaegz? >> they are going in the wrong direction as far as the administration is concerned. 1.8 million in december and 1.1 million in january. and 943 this happened sign up in february. the numbers are going down. go back to october and november when they lost the months because of the website's terrible start. the administration said the number of enrollees would go up. they had a grap h. they are trying to get to the unofficial goal of 7 million by march 31st. that doesn't look like it is going to happen at this point. and if president obama did that unusual interview with the funny or do i in an effort to get the attention of the young pem that they n

jamie: i'm jamie colby. * is on assignment today. obamacare is extending again. today the white house is using the honor system to keep track of everything. bill: good morning to you. what's the defense for this decision? >> you have a lot of people from the administration as well as senator saying it's not so much that we are giving an exemption, we are not extending the deadline, we are giving an exemption for certain people who have had hardships beyond their control. we are just applying that here and that's the argument you have the spokesperson of cms. they said think is like elect today. the polls have kind of closed, but there were people already in line. we are saying you were already here, you can still finish it. the fact they have this honor system make that argument fall apart because they are not enforcing where the end of the line is. you. bill: you mentioned the honor system and voting. >> what we did in december we are doing again which is to say if you are in line on march 31 at midnight, if you are trying to get through the system and the volum

. >> i'm jamie colby, and it may in fact be, but -- it's a search zone that's said to be doubled the size of the state of massachusetts. obviously the indians ocean is vaster than that, mike emanuel joins us left from warble. >> no question. now lawmakers in this. with american authorities in a timely fashion. on "fox news sunday" the chaim of the -- criticize the the initial search. >> we wasted a week of precious time up in that region when all along it's been in the southern indian ocean i think where the location is. i think this is hopeful that now we have the third satellite imagery of debris in this area. the good news is we have confined it to an area where the debris is, so we can get to the black box to finally find out what may have happened in this case. >> we just received clarification from france's foreign ministry are satellite-generated echos, and potential objects from 1400 miles in perth. as planes search that remote area, france will increase its satellite efforts to cover the zone, but one expert said since it's such a large area to comb, more resources are neede

i'm jamie colby and it's great to be with you on this hour with arthel neville. it's brand-new hour inside america's news headquarters. >> topping the news, russia ignoring u.s. warnings, moving closer to annexing part of ukraine on the eve of a major vote there. live report with the latest. plus, growing concerns over cyber security as the united states plans to turn remaining control of the internet over to global powers. >>> these watches don't just tell time. they're blast into the future. look at the newest smart watches with "consumer reports." >> i want one. we have to begin with a fox news alert because investigators are focusing now on foul play behind the missing malaysia airline flight 370. malaysia's prime minister is saying this was no accident, calling it, in fact, a deliberate act. he's also saying someone purposefully disabled the plane's communication and that the boeing 777 continued flying for more than six hours after losing contact with the ground. now, that has led to a massive search effort which is now focusing on two possible flight paths

hi, i'm jamie colby. welcome to america's news headquarters. >> i'm kelly wright. topping the news, the deadly mudslide in washington state taking another grim turn with the hope of finding any survivors all but lost. live with the latest on the tragedy. >> democrats jumping ship over obamacare. there are senators looking to revise it as the law appears to be a political liability ahead of mid terms. are the changes likely to happen? our political panel fair and balanced debates. >> stunning new study finds american companies are getting a major hiring decision all wrong. not about employing the large work force but who they have running things from the top down. how bad managing is proving costly to our economy. >>> we begin with a fox news alert. it is on the hunt for malaysia airlines flight 370 ongoing. planes and many ships combing a vast new section of the indian ocean. about 700 miles northeast of the original search area. chinese state media reporting three objects that were recovered, they're adding to that that they are not part of the missing plane. bad

i'm jamie colby. we are glad you're here. >> i'm kelly wright.sappeared while flying from qualibeijing. we are getting word the u.s. navy is sending a ship and aircraft to the region to help search for the missing airliner.

i'm jamie colby and it's great to be with you on this hour with arthel neville.w hour inside america's news headquarters. >> topping the news, russia ignoring u.s. warnings, moving closer to annexing part of ukraine on the eve of a major vote there. live report with the latest. plus, growing concerns over cyber security as the united states plans to turn remaining control of the internet over to global powers. >>> these watches don't just tell time. they're blast into the future. look at the newestsm

i'm jamie colby, take care of everybo everybody. >> i'm eric shawn. golf and bowling in one game? have a great day. >>> i'm doug mcelway in for shannon. this is a fox news alert on two breaking news stories. more than a week after a malaysian jetliner disappeared, the question remains the same. where is flight 370. malaysia's government is looking for help hoping some asian nations will have some dater. as passengers and crew come under the microscope, the search grows bigger. 25 nations on the hunt. retired navy pilot chuck nash will weigh in on the search. >>> russia showing no signs of backing down in ukraine as its troops reportedly take over a natural gas distribution center. this comes after polls get ready to close in the strategic region of crimea, the people there expected to vote to split from ukraine and potentially join russia. we'll have a live report from kiev. congressman ed royce is here. first let's go to bangkok where david piper is following developments in the search for flight 370. david? >> reporter: the search for the missing plane has moved into an even mor

i'm jamie colby. russia is tightening its grip on ukraine's crimea peninsula. hundreds of men surround a military base. troops are reportedly part of a russian deployment and they're seizing government buildings at this hour, airports and other strategic locations. ukraine is ordering its forces to be on full alert amid fears of a large skaig scale russian invasion. we will keep you posted. >>> meanwhile, the united states and other western powers are scrambling to react to the russian military moves, but seem to have few options. president obama speaking with russian president vladimir putin. warning that there will be political and economic consequences for using force. >>> secretary of state kerry calling russia's actions an incredibly -- action. > ranon farrow debuted this week on msnbc. >> welcome to ronan farrow daily. i'm ronan farrow daily. i'm new to this. which camera do i look at? who knows. but we'll figure it out together. >> what did you make of his debut? >> wow, he was nervous. and he seems even younger on tv than in person. i think his lack of

jamie colby is in east harlem for us this arch. what's the latest there?think the reason the mayor cannot give you those numbers or give us as well is because they really don't know. there were a number of residents in those two buildings that remain unaccounted for. and they are hoping against all hope that they weren't inside. let me show you some video of a witness that he provided us showing us the initial chaos. be described as they removed the first f(q%5m&ñ tox1m'pt local hospitals. the complication c2here, shephe, other than the air, is also the fact that there are active gas lines that remain under these two buildings. and once they start to disturb that rubble with an active fire scene that reached five alarm, it could continue to be even more deadly. listen to the mayor today. >> the only indication of danger came about 15 minutes earlier when a gas leak was reported to conedison. coned dispatched a team immediately to respond. the explosion occurred before that team could arrive. as soon as the explosion was called in, fd and y responded liter

welcome, everyone, to america's news headquarters i'm jamie colby. >> i'm kelly wright.giving permission to vladimir putin to send troops into the ukraine if a unanimous vote seems like a formality. ukraine officials say russian military intervention is well under way in what is described as an ongoing invasion

i'm jamie colby in for harris faulkner tonight.nt releasing a statement a short time ago saying the secretary will reaffirm the united states's strong support for ukrainian sovereignty, independence, territorial integrity and the right of ukrainians to determine their own future. the world remains on edge, though, this hour as russia defies repeated calls from president obama, the united nations, nato, and all

. >> jamie colby following this story with the latest developments in our newsroom. jamie. >> fortunately, gregg, this has a happy ending for the us air flight. passengers on 1702 heading to fort lauderdale, florida, shortly after 6:00 p.m. on thursday. they had a scare no doubt about it. they saw smoke and smelled stench of burning tires, being bounced around within minutes of attempted takeoff. the plane was in the air only briefly and landed knows-first. the passengers jumping into action, when the flight crew yelled, evacuate. >> we removed passengers and moved them possibly 400-yard away from the airport, into the field, where we used our the police vehicles, our fire department vehicles and airport vehicles to surround the group, basically corral the passengers to protect them from the wind. >> airbus a320 jet was carrying 149 passengers and five crewmembers. an airport spokesperson telling us two passengers requested medical attention but there were no serious injuries reported of the we do hear it was a very rough landing. since then the plane has been removed

i'm jamie colby. we'll have a lot more on that story at this hour.

. >> i'm jamie colby.the indian ocean