so jeanne clark harris arranged a dinner meet iing at her apartment for them to meet.e candidate, the, in the meet i meeting then the candidate handed him a expents report budget to get out the vote. and thompson agreed to do, so but he said that the many knee would pass through harris, and that hawkins and harris would manage the money. as the candidate left the apartment, he thanked jeff thompson and referring to him by the secret nickname, uncle. and thompson made good on the deal reached over dinner with the candidate, and transferred more than half a million in 2010 to harris. that was used to pay the shadow get out the vote campaign, money which assisted the candidate in obtaining victory at the polls. but thompson's benefit campaign did not end after the candidate won the election. after the election, thompson provided $10,000 to cover a campaign expense incurred by one of the candidates' close family members, and another $10,000 to support one of the candidate's union allies that was at the mayoral candidate's request, and home improvements and other items for

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trying to become a republican nominee against jeanne shaheen.arts off with a double digit lead over brown if you believe the latest poll out of new hampshire, but his potential candidacy is another setback. here's why. they could face a slew of defeats in what some say could be another gop wave like 2010. the big fear is that scott brown while he doesn't defeat a jeanne shaheen, takes away precious resources. >>> i'm announcing today that i formed an exploratory committee to prepare a campaign for the joan, we want to get into this whole scott brown and how long it's taken him to get into this thing a little bit, but the big picture here, republicans found another, you know, plausible challenger to a democratic incumbent in a purple state. not exactly a red state. >> sure, no, i mean, look, if it really is a wave election, chuck, we both know pretty much any pair of hands with an "r" next to his name wins and that describes scott brown. it's incredibly brazen. i'm not a new hampshire republican. even new hampshire republicans have to be saying t

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> that's pretty awesome.the 3-month-old this morning. i can't do it, tim, to show you the pictures. there he is. i can. so sorry, mile. got the neck up. the legs up. i find that position hard to hold but he's got it down pat. all right. thanks so much to all of you. our coverage of the ukraine crisis continues with anderson cooper in kiev next. >>> erin, thanks very much. good evening, everyone. reporting tonight live from kiev in ukraine. a day of an extraordinary developments here on the ground on the diplomatic front with senator john kerry visiting this very spot, this very ground to pay respects to those that died here and crimea where we have correspondents and we'll get to all of that in the hour ahead. but i first want to set the keen here in the square. give you a sense of where we are. right now, we are on the edge of the independence square, one of the several roads that actually leads to the square. this is the first checkpoint, the first block aid that's still in effect. as we mentioned last nigh

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> that's just fantastic.o tune in tonight by the way 10:00 eastern choong's new series "chicago land" focuses on the challenges in chicago to improving its situation at 10:00 eastern right here on cnn. thanks for watching. anderson starts now. >>> good evening, everyone. there is no other way of saying it. in the disappearance of malaysia airlines flight 370 developments today could change everything. as we speak u.s. naval assets taking part in the search, and navy aircraft are redirecting their focus in a totally new direction toward the vast open waters of the indian ocean. at the same time investigators are reexamining everything they thought they knew about what could have happened on and off the flight deck and where the boeing 777 with 239 people on board could be. experts are even considering the possibility it could be intact on the ground a

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jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> great story. and how much money has been raised for eric?totaled $29,000 in donations. >>> insomniacs, good news for you sh you, you have one less hour tonight before dawn. it is daylight saving time, and spring forward and if the phone alarm is set to go off on sunday, and you wake up tired, you know why. i'm jim sciutto in washington, and stay with cnn and cnn.com to get the latest on the missing plane and ongoing developments in ukraine. a and now we have the latest on the oscar pistorius trial. >>> oscar pistorius who sprinted into the olympics went into the south african courtroom charged with murdering his girlfriend reeva steenkamp, a stunning up and coming model. we speak to those who were there that fateful valentine night. you could hear him crying? >> yes, i know. you could hear it. >> reporter: we hear from those who saw oscar away from the track. >> you get violent, and you get too far with peopl

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scott brown giving jeanne shaheen a run for her money. karl rove coming out saying he's giving $600,000 to ads coming out. what are the biggest challenges for scott brown and can he beat back the criticism he's a carpet bagger. >> it increases the odds of them winning the senate. they have another piece on the chess board to play with. scott brown's challenge goes beyond being a carpet baggers. we've seen tons of carpet baggers, hillary clinton ran for new york senate. his biggest problem is pulling off this historical feat against someone in a senate in one state and moves and runs in another state. he would be playing a little on history. i think scott brown's biggest challenge is being someone who's new to the process. we saw him talk about health care. we saw him talk about his truck. those are all things we heard about in 2010, in 2012 after he lost. in this current environment with everyone so angry at congress, at washington right now, we almost have -- if the general election is scott brown versus jeanne shaheen, you almost have t

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> thanks so much for watching.ts now. >>> good evening, everyone. it is 8:00 p.m. ear in new york, 8:00 a.m. in kuala lumpur and perth, australia. as we speak the search for malaysian airlines flight 370 is on again a search for the plane and answers and the clues that only the wreckage and the boeing 777's data recorders can provide. before that, investigators have a new and intriguing piece of evidence to consider. one last partial communication or attempted communication between the plane and a satellite overhead. it came several minutes after the final confirmed ping at 8:11 on the morning in question with plane and

he says that he and gray met at harris'on jeanne clarke house. mayor gray today. had two or three face-to-face meetings with mr. thompson. it is untrue ,period. it is lies. >> he admits that the allegations hurt him. >> i was stunned. i've really thought that today it would be over for me. >> it also reveals the financial dispute that d.c. had with one of thompson's companies, which was replete resolved once gray became mayor. thompson faces six months in jail on the d.c. crimes, 18 months for the federal, but the deal is if he cooperates on the the maximum of six months is all he could get. the federal stuff would go away. one of the stranger things today is that thompson said he asked members of the campaign to call him uncle earl. mayor gray said today that he did occasionally call him uncle, but that had nothing to do with illegal activities. right now we are awaiting a news conference from the u.s. attorney who will be talking about all of this on this obviously big day for the mayor's future. reporting live from u.s. district or, sam ford, abc 7 news. you, s

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that that shadow campaign was actually hatched in a private meeting he had with vernon hawkins and jeanne clarke harris, two people who have already pled guilty in the case. here's what the mayor's attorney had to say about those two. >> and you name two people who don't make the assumption that they have a lot of evidence against the mayor because i know pretty much what boat of them will say and -- both of them will say and what they will not say and i don't think mr. machen is going to get the support from them on some of these issues that he thinks he will get. >> everybody we've talked with the past several days is convinced an indictment with the mayor's name is coming. the only question tonight is will it be before or after the primary? bruce johnson reporting for wusa9. >> right now mayor gray's political future is in the hands of you the voters. voting kicked off at the one judiciary building at fourth street in northwest. additional early voting locations open up around the city starting saturday and that primary is april 1st. >>> new tonight a california man who once wrote abou

jeanne moos has the story. >> reporter: it was a day when the laughter of daytime tv was interrupted.c news special report. >> reporter: a day of breaking news and broken hearts. relatives of passengers lashing out at the press. furious at the malaysian government and airline. >> telling us that no one survived, everyone sank into the ocean, what's your proof? >> reporter: even the satellite company whose technology was cited as proof wouldn't go beyond phrases most likely. >> i can't give it to you definitively, it most likely went into the indian ocean. >> reporter: for days they hinted at it, now they finally said the words. >> this is a lost aircraft. >> all those on board are gone. >> reporter: relatives' grief was carried live. >> now they are all screaming leaving the room. i'm not sure if you can hear them. you can hear the devastation. >> reporter: there were sympathy tweets from strangers. condolences to the victims. can't marge how scared they were. the plight of flight 370 inspired a one minute opera tribute. why are you turning westward? are you there asked the soprano, p

jeanne moos is out front with more on that final message that will forever be tied to the disappearance flight 370. >> reporter: there are famous good-byes. >> god speed, john glenn. >> and famous sign-offs. >> good night and good luck. >> reporter: but when luck turned bad on malaysia flight 370, you got -- >> those four words, all right, good night. >> reporter: a phrase that's been echoing around the globe. >> all right, good night. >> all right, good night. >> there would be an all right, good night. >> all right, good night is a game changer. >> reporter: will "all right, good night" end up in a recreation as amelia earhart's last radio message did, her fuel almost gone. she was trying to tell rescuers exactly where she was in her last transmission. >> we are on the 157. >> reporter: the malaysian flight seemed to be hiding. earhart's plane still hasn't been recovered. back in the titanic sank the final messages were sent by morse code. the operator refused to leave his post, left out of the movie "titanic." >> come on, let's clear out. we've done our duty. >> i'm not going. >> rep

jeanne shaheen and barack obama are tied at the hip and there is no question that she was one of theiding votes for obama care which is not going to be a good issue for the president come november. i think scott brown's candidacy is a good news. the republicans don't need a victory there. this is all good news for the gop heading towards november. >> thank you all. millions of american men and women wear the military uniform with honor. two who don't are general jeffrey sinclair who sexually abused and mistreated a junior officer and colonel james pohl, the military judge who let him off the hook. no jail time and he gets to keep his pension and other benefits. they both disgrace the uniform and prove the military chain of command justice is a fraud. thank you for watching. we will see you again next week. >> "political capital" is a production of bloomberg television. ♪ . . >> it is march madness on "market makers." we will tell you about building a perfect bracket. wait until you hear who the biggest names on wall street are picking. why the final four has become the most valuable

the former massachusetts senator would be challenging democrat jeanne shahine. >>> republicans in wisconsinarly voting on weekends and state senators narrowly passed a bill on wednesday. the reasoning is basically not wanting rural voters to be jealous of urban counter parts with easier access to the polls. >>> congressman paul ryan is now apologizing for comments linking him to not working. >>> six people were thrown out of a town hall meeting after heckling new jersey governor chris christie. it was the first time bridgegate and other scandals were brought up at a town hall. the hecklers said they just wanted their questions answered like everybody else. >> good. i'm glad you do. sit down and keep quiet or get out. one or the other. we're done with you. that heckler could be the beginning for christie and his problems. 63% of respon dants said he is not telling the truth about the gw bridge scandal. a little more than a quarter say they do believe him. >>> the news is only slightly better for hillary clinton. 41% believe her account she never saw requests for more security before the beng

that's a 13-point lead for democrat jeanne shaheen over scott brown the carpetbagger. we'll be right back. vo: once upon a time, there was a boy who traveled to a faraway place. where castles were houses and valiant knights stood watch. for the kingdom was vast, and monsters lurked in the deep, and the good queen showed the boy it could all be real. avo: all of great britain, all in one place. book on expedia before march 16th and save up to thirty percent. >>> welcome back to "hardball." house democrats are pushing john boehner to remove congressman darrell issa as chairman of the oversight committee. yesterday, of course, issa staged an effort to berate former irs official lois lerner. and when elijah cummings, the ranking democrat on the committee tried to speak, issa cut off his microphone. >> i have a question. if you will sit down and allow me to ask a question, i am a member of the congress of the united states of america. i am tired of this. >> well -- >> we have -- you represent 700,000 people. you cannot just have a one-sided investigation. it is absolutely s

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> thanks for joining us.. >>> good evening, everyone. it is 8:00 in the morning in western australia whereas we speak all eyes are on the royal australian air force base outside perth where we believe two aircraft like this one are now airborne. the planes designed during the cold war to detect enemy subs and hostile ships now with a very different mission indeed. to find the debris a satellite spotted more than 1500 miles at sea, to get a better look at it, see if there's more of it and to try to determine whether it came from malaysia airlines flight 370. still not clear. again as we speak, those p 3 orions and other ships and

that's a 13-point lead for democrat jeanne shaheen over scott brown the carpetbagger. we'll be right back. comcast brought millions of people closer to nbcuniversal's coverage of the biggest olympic winter games ever, with the most coverage of the most events on every device. and the most hours of streaming video on the nbc sports live extra app, including the x1 platform from xfinity. comcast was honored to bring every minute of every medal of nbcuniversal's coverage to every screen. so what's next? rio 2016. welcome to what's next. comcast nbcuniversal. >>> welcome back to "hardball." house democrats are pushing john boehner to remove congressman darrell issa as chairman of the oversight committee. yesterday, of course, issa staged an effort to berate former irs official lois lerner. and when elijah cummings, the ranking democrat on the committee tried to speak, issa cut off his microphone. >> i have a question. if you will sit down and allow me to ask a question, i am a member of the congress of the united states of america. i am tired of this. >> well -- >> we have

that first draft came back -- jeanne and i were just kind of shocked. it was pages of black. so it took us three years of back and forth, and i think a big part of the problem was the story of the assets. this is the secret world of spying. however, every one of those guys, they were gone. and the kgb certainly knew more about the operations than we did because they were able to interrogate them. there were some of the things that the agency asked that we removed. they didn't tell us why. although we sort of had an inkling. times change. things that might not have been classified, i know -- when you are dealing with human beings, things that might not have been classified in you know 19 -- i don't know -- 2004. there can be a circumstance that would require that story not be released at that time. so for the most part, i would say we were able sorry sorry. for the most part yes 90%. and the 10% one where circumstances had changed and the others were just stupid. in the sense, when you read the book you'll see people, their first name and the first initial of your last name. i

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jeanne moss, cnn, new york. >> that's my favorite part, that koala bear, he's sitting there going --w. >>> good evening, everyone, we are live from kiev, ukraine today, dramatic developments on the ground and also fast moving diplomatic developments here in kiev, also in europe and the united states. we want to get to all of that in the hour ahead. this is one of the main roads going down into independence square. as you can see, there are barricades still all in place. this is very much still an active site of protest. there are still protesters here who are camped out. you can see some of them down there huddled around a

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jeanne moss, cnn, new york. >> piers morgan is next. [ male announcer ] at his current pace, bob willich would be fine if bob were a vampire. but he's not. ♪ he's an architect with two kids and a mortgage. luckily, he found someone who gave him a fresh perspective on his portfolio. and with some planning and effort, hopefully bob can retire at a more appropriate age. it's not rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. >>> good evening, this is piers morgan live, there's a new cold war between russia and the rest of the world. but it seems like there's no easy way out of the situation between russia and ukraine. secretary of state john kerry said this today. >> russia's violation of ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity has actually united the world in support of the ukrainian people. >> at the same time u.s. intelligence officials deny they were caught offguard while russ russia's kremer -- >> i'm not making a comparison certainly, but i am recommending that we perhaps can learn from

jeanne shaheen moved there 27 years ago. seven generations of buried there.tate for 20 some odd years versus someone who moved from missouri who says you can't represent the state. remember, this is also a state where about a third of the population has moved there in the last i think 20 or 25 years. most of them from massachusetts. >> do you think brown beats her? >> i think brown is going to have a real good race. this is a small enough state. his real strength is he is one of the best retail campaigners. he is a guy he liked being around pickup truck. state of massachusetts when he ran there. i suspect we are going to see the same person. guaranteed. >> i think you missed out on some of the other races where republicans stand a good chance alaska arkansas withed to khat in louisiana. you mentioned dr. bill cassidy. i we have seen this nate silver of 270 fame believes that the republicans are likely to take the senate. larry sabato, the university of virginia. there is a growing consensus. particularly in the after math. >> putin is. not at all it's making

jeanne moss, cnn, new york. >> that's my favorite part, that koala bear, he's sitting there going -- anderson cooper starts now. >>> good evening, everyone, we are live from kiev, ukraine today, dramatic developments on the ground and also fast moving diplomatic developments here in kiev, also in europe and the united states. we want to get to all of that in the hour ahead. this is one of the main roads going down into independence square. as you can see, there are barricades still all in place. this is very much still an active site of protest. there are still protesters here who are camped out. you can see some of them down there huddled around a fire, trying to stay warm. but this is also very much a shrine, a memorial to those who died here. more than 80 people died here, a little bit more than a week and a half ago. i want to show you just one of many shrines all throughout this square, five people died right here on this spot and they are memorialized here. you can see their photographs pasted here, their names, some of the personal information. people have placed rosaries. and

jeanne moos, cnn new york. >> our coverage of the crisis in the ukraine continues now with anderson cooper live in kiev. >>> good evening, i'm anderson cooper reporting live from kiev in ukraine. a country on the brink. as the new prime minister has said. russian forces in the crimea, the fear that they may move further into eastern ukraine. i'm reporting from independence square, where a week and a half ago, people were fighting and dying for change here in ukraine. they got the change. the former president fled, no one could have predicted what happened next. russian forces on the ground in crimea. it's a little before dawn on tuesday morning, the start of a day no one can predict, what will happen over the next 12 hours. people are hoping and praying it does not end in bloodshed. there has been far too much bloodshed already. in this area here, people died a little more than a week and a half ago, right now it's considered holy ground a place of martyrs, flowers, makeshift memorials all around the barricades, the sandbags are all still up, all still a sign of what happened here a short

outside groups are helping jeanne shaheen for broken promises. >> you can keep your insurance if youlike it. >> the facts, more than 20,000 new hampshire patients have had their coverage canceled. >> the gop has also added colorado to its list. mark udall was safe until cory gardner challenged udall, who now faces a similar barrage of health care attacks. >> obamacare doesn't work. it just doesn't work. tell senator udall to stop thinking about politics and start thinking about people. >> the gop's 2014 road map includes three must-win states where democrats are retiring. south dakota where mike brown leads rick weiland. west virginia, where shelly more capito leads natalie tenant, and montana, where steve danes has a double digit lead over former lieutenant governor john boelginger. open seats in michigan and iowa are also open targets. these were states twice won by president obama, but they suggest a tough fight until election day. mark pryor of arkansas, mary landrieu of louisiana, kay hagan, and mark begich, all face strong gop contenders with ample war chests to pummel them. th

and if he's against jeanne shaheen, he'll have a battle. 33% favorable/42% unfavorable.n this area's midterms, the toughest things if you aren't an incumbent is if you used to be an incumbent. it's one of the lessons i took away from alex sink and i think what we learned in the florida 13th special election. she became the establishment candidate early, the de facto incumbent in that race. that also was probably worth a couple of points in the negative column. that's not going to help brown be an outsider here. by the way, bill brox, the last nominee to be able to get a nomination in another state. that's it for this edition of "the daily rundown." coming up next is chris jansing. she's going to have more on the health care signup push by the white house. we have 13 days to go before the deadline. they hit 5 million yesterday. bye-bye. marge: you know, there's a more enjoyable way to get your fiber. try phillips fiber good gummies. they're delicious, and a good source of fiber to help support regularity. wife: mmmm husband: these are good! marge: the tasty side of fiber.

whereas jeanne has wanted phil jackson back with the lakers in a basketball capacity, jim bus has not. if that ever could have happened, it would have by now. so the lakers, in a sense, are kind of losing phil jackson for good now. but really, he's been gone for a few years because jim bus never wanted him back. >> great insight, howard, phil jackson won 11 nba titles as a coach. two as a player. it should be interesting to see how things develop knicks will hold a press conference on tuesday to what they are calling a major announcement. not a very good secret. >> new chapter. that i recognize, ross. >>> paleontologists in texas may have discovered al speisesis of dinosaurs mark snyder has that story from dallas. >> pale entontologist ron shi ask. oski chips rocks for the peroit museum of nature and science. every once in a while, he finds a big surprise. >> we thought this belonged to an already known pieces of tyrannosaur. what are the odds you will find something new? not good. >> fellow palentologists went looking in alaska in 2006. they found what they were looking for and some

if he does, he'll be taking on a sitting democratic senator, jeanne shaheen who held the senate seatt she was the governor of new hampshire. three terms before that, she was a member of the state senate. she's a known quantity. scott brown has had a vacation home for a long time. if he decides to get into the race which looks probable, he faces two big challenges. number one, he has to convince new hampshire voters he's the best person to represent the best person to represent them. that's always the case. number two, though, he has to convince these voters. it's not like that's ever been done before. they could manage to shed any of that carpet bagger stigma. after already serving in the same body from another state. according to the u.s. senate and historical officer, that thing that scott brown is trying to do has only been done twice in u.s. history and not since the 1870s. today scott brown took the first steps towards trying to pull it off. he has less than eight months to do it from the internet and a whole lot of work. well, that does it for us tonight. rachel will be back he

jeanne marie laskas knows the stakes. she's reported on their hidden werld for "gq." >> this is really extreme cop work, heroic cop work that the public does not know about. >> you've got 30 minutes. >> reporter: our clock rolls and after more than three hours they are ready. we have never seen an entrance quite like this. walking in to sit down with us. gentlemen, good to see you. welcome. >> nice to meet you. >> reporter: the agents offer up first names only. jose? >> yes. >> reporter: and? >> i'm lenny. >> reporter: lenny? your real name? >> real name. >> ken. your real name? >> yes. >> your real hair? >> no. >> so just a show of hands. how many of you are in a disguise today? all but one in disguise. lenny the only one no longer working undercover. their appearances so transformed, so over the top, even these hardened agents are humored. i mean, when you look in the mirror with that getup, does it shock even you? >> yes. yes -- >> reporter: but -- but those are the stakes? >> right. >> reporter: did any of you send a

>> well, i think we interviewed his widow, jeanne schultz, in the film, and she talks about how whenld create a strip, he would draw -- he called it creating a sense of warmth with his characters. >> i like that. >> he would talk about, you know, when he was drawing, you know, a happy snoopy, he was feeling a happy snoopy. so he tried to get into character when he was creating this strip. and i think that comes across in, you know, over, what, 50 years of peanuts. >> absolutely. >> how many lives that strip sort of touches and sort of like friends. >> one of the unique things about comic strips, unlike most other media, the cartoonist, it's a singular and personal voice. when reading peanuts, you're reading charles schultz and reading calvin and hobbs, you're reading bill waterson. these are artists that have final cut on their work. how many media does an artist have final cut on what they say and do? it makes for beautiful, personal stories we found amazing to explore in the documentary. >> dave, the future of comic strips is, let's say, in transition now with a lot of local newspa

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> thanks for joining us. anderson starts now. >>> good evening, everyone. it is 8:00 in the morning in western australia whereas we speak all eyes are on the royal australian air force base outside perth where we believe two aircraft like this one are now airborne. the planes designed during the cold war to detect enemy subs and hostile ships now with a very different mission indeed. to find the debris a satellite spotted more than 1500 miles at sea, to get a better look at it, see if there's more of it and to try to determine whether it came from malaysia airlines flight 370. still not clear. again as we speak, those p 3 orions and other ships and aircraft are race together area, racing for answers, through pretty nasty weather against deadlines driven by shifting ocean currents and approaching storm systems to the remaining juice in the batteries of the boeing 777's data recorders. we're learning new information tonight about what got investigators so interested in this particular debris and why tonight som

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> thanks so much for watching. anderson starts now. >>> good evening, everyone. it is 8:00 p.m. ear in new york, 8:00 a.m. in kuala lumpur and perth, australia. as we speak the search for malaysian airlines flight 370 is on again a search for the plane and answers and the clues that only the wreckage and the boeing 777's data recorders can provide. before that, investigators have a new and intriguing piece of evidence to consider. one last partial communication or attempted communication between the plane and a satellite overhead. it came several minutes after the final confirmed ping at 8:11 on the morning in question with plane and satellite trying to connect again at 8:19. this would suggest the plane stayed in the air longer, potentially making already massive search area even larger. that's the significance. the other breaking news, a high tech navy sense or for picking up pings from the plane's black boxes landed in perth a short time ago but will take several sailing days to get into position and can't do it

[ laughter ] >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn. >> that's what you get! all on video, buddy. >> reporter: new york. >> all right, thanks as always for watching. see you back here tomorrow night. anderson cooper 360 starts now. >>> good evening, everyone. it's 8:00 p.m. here in new york, 8:00 a.m. in kuala lumpur and perth, australia. early in the morning on the indian ocean off the coast of australia as the search for flight 370 is getting under way again. a second american p 8 poseidon surveillance aircraft is coming from japan to help. new potential clues to look for as well. another two batches of debris, one spotted by thailand, another smaller collection picked up by japanese intelligence agency. neither far from where a french satellite captured images of 122 floating objects which follow a number of other sightings, none of which so far have been con filmed as coming from the 777. some could just be white caps, others may have sunk or been moved considerably by wind, waves and ocean currents. some could just be junk. there's that to contend with to

now there's word he's forming a committee to explore a bid for senator jeanne shaheen's seat for the midterm. brown could be the republicans' best shot at beating shaheen this fall. he spent the last year fund-raising for other gop candidates. >>> and before we go, today's tdr 50 trivia which, which mining town in colorado claims it got its name because there were too many other towns with silver in their names? it's not a precious metal, but you will win an on-air shout-out if you're the first person to tweet the correct answer to @dailyrundown. the answer and more coming up on "the daily rundown" when we come right back. >>> it's time for the "your business" entrepreneur of the week. jen launched rent the runway on the web in 2009. customers rent dresses and accessories for a fraction of what it would cost to buy them. mobile became 25% of their traffic. so they launched a very successful app last year. for more, watch "your business" sunday mornings at 7:30 on msnbc. if i can impart one lesson to a new business owner, it would be one thing i've learned is my philosophy is real sim

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> that's just fantastic. be sure to tune in tonight by the way 10:00 eastern choong's new series "chicago land" focuses on the challenges in chicago to improving its situation at 10:00 eastern right here on cnn. thanks for watching. anderson starts now. >>> good evening, everyone. there is no other way of saying it. in the disappearance of malaysia airlines flight 370 developments today could change everything. as we speak u.s. naval assets taking part in the search, and navy aircraft are redirecting their focus in a totally new direction toward the vast open waters of the indian ocean. at the same time investigators are reexamining everything they thought they knew about what could have happened on and off the flight deck and where the boeing 777 with 239 people on board could be. experts are even considering the possibility it could be intact on the ground after a hijacking. and if that last scenario seems unlikely, you should know that tonight it is possible. that's because according to investigators, ever