jenna. jenna: very interesting, paul. thank you. jon: >> well a plan to extend jobless benefits gaining traction in the u.s. gnat with lawmakers from both sides of the aisle signing on to it. how will they pay for it? does it have a prayer of passing in the house? >>> plus, target saying it knew about cyber attacks that affected millions of americans weeks before going public with that information. why did it take so long for them to respond? gregg: right now senate negotiators reaching across the aisle, party lines, that's right, striking a deal to extend federal benefits to long-term unemployed americans. five democrats, five republicans, signing on to the agreement. there they are. to renew benefits for five months and make retroactive payments, they plan on covering the $10 billion plan with pension smoothing and customs fees but even if it does get 50 votes in the u.s. senate, its future in the house is uncertain. speaker john boehner has in the past said that he will not support any. >

jenna? jenna: patti ann, thank you.on: the whereabouts of that passenger jet lost in asia still very much a mystery. the search is expanding today. we'll speak with a former national transportation safety board official about how this could have happened and where investigators go from here. >>> also a harrowing moment when a skydiver and and airplane collide in the sky. we'll tell you how it ended. jon: right now a quick look what's to come in this hour. a sky diver and a plane collide in midary. both the sky diver and the pilot live to tell about it. they'll share their horrifying experience with us in a few moments. murder suspect gets out of control. what happened right before he punched a corrections officer. and his european battles were dramatized in "band of brothers." a look back at the life and legacy of the world war ii vet known as wild bill. jenna: right now graphic new testimony in the oscar pistorius murder trial. the judge ordered the cameras in the courtroom turned off when the medical examiner began ta

jenna: happy friday, everybody, i'm jenna lee. one of the primary goals of obamacare is to get health care coverage for millions of uninsured americans. but they're not even close. according to a new survey, just one in ten uninsured people who qualify for obamacare have signed up. again, one ten. in the meantime, in an op ned the "the washington post" today, the administration will soon announce a delay for the individual mandate, at least according to this columnist. ed rogers writes this: jenna: tom bevin is the executive editr of real clear politics. nice to have you with us today. >> hi, jenna. jenna: do you think it's eminent that the president will announce delay for the individual mandate? >> you know, the way things are going, it very well might be. the president was asked this question yesterday, and he said, no, no, we're not going to delay that, but it's looking like this move they just did, offering a they for a couple more years more folks who have had their policies canceled, now they'll be able to keep them without

jenna? jenna: amy, thank you very much.tions we have for senator mccain coming up is what are those contingency plans that secretary kerry is talking about? he just made those statements. we'll ask senator mccain what he thinks about them. he's leaving for ukraine later on today, so we'll ask him a little bit about what his goals are once he hits the ground there. jon: well, the death toll is rising in that horrific explosion we told you about in new york city yesterday. as crews continue to sift through the rubble looking for more victims, a live report from the scene just moments away. >>> plus, what's wrong with this picture? this guy, obviously, does not have the equipment needed to breast-feed, but he's part of a campaign to promote the practice. a story behind this series of pictures. >>> and president obama set to announce an expansion of overtime pay for millions of americans. what it means for business owners, the economy and for your bottom line. >> rumors about what the president may or may not do with regard to

jenna. jenna: very interesting developments. paul, thank you very much. jon: right now congress is launching a major probe into general motors. lawmakers want to know why it took the car company nearly a decade to recall 1.6 million vehicles for faulty ignitions linked to 13 deaths. cheryl casone from the fox business networks joins us live with that. >> hello, jon. fred upton who chairs the house commerce and energy committee is leading an investigation why it took 10 years for again motors to alert the public for an ignition switch issue that could turn off certain vehicles while they were driven possibly leading to the 13 death that is you mentioned. what come to light that gm was investigating the issue for years but incoming ceo, mary barra in a statement on march 4th, said she didn't learn of the situation until a few weeks ago. gm issued a recall notice on the 13th of february but now congressman upton and other federal agencies are questioning why that information was never shared wi

jenna: hope you are off great day. i am jenna lee. trying to get to the bottom of the claims they unfairly targeted the tea party and other conservative groups. she refuses to answer questions like she did the last time around and that set off this fiery reaction. >> i am a member of the congress of the america. we have members over here represent hundreds of thousands of people. you cannot have just a one-sided negotiation. there is absolutely something wrong with that, this is absolutely un-american. >> we have a hearing. >> i do have a question. what are you hiding? >> she is pleading the fifth. jenna: that is just a little bit of it. more with this. how did the short hearing get so he did so quickly? >> this was nine and a half months after lois lerner can be capitol hill and in both the fifth and refused to answer questions, so it was tense going in and nobody was quite sure if she was going to talk. >> what exactly wanted to fix the problem caused by citizen united, what exactly does that mean? >> my counsel has advised may have

martha jenna. sorry. jenna: okay. one or the other. we'll take it. peter, thank you.ay as the auto giant creates a new safety post, a chief to oversee recalls and other safety issues. she is going to be pretty busy after announcing another massive recall the second in as many months. this one affecting 1.7 million vehicles worldwide and the problems include trouble with airbags on suvs, inadequate crash protection in some chevy and gmc vans, brake shoes and compartment fires in cadillac sedans. on top after deadly ignition switch problems in compact cars began more than a decade ago but only spark ad recall just last month. 12:00 deaths linked to those problems. mary barra, is the chief executive of gm telling her employees, quote something went wrong with our process in this instance and terrible things happened adding, the bottom line is we'll get better as a result of this tragic situation if we sees the opportunity. joining to us talk about it joseph white "wall street journal" global automotive editor. joseph, thanks for being with us. let's put up on the screen

jenna: well, we'll see.nn on the demographics because so far we don't have the numbers. that's where we're at today. i mean, ed, i can't think of the ten -- there'd be so many people volunteering of the ten young people to support you. i can hear them now. [laughter] >> keep'd ahive. to see you bot. thank you. >> good to be with you. jon: right now the weather is complicating search efforts in that devastating mud slide in washington state. up to an inch after rain expected today. that could make the already-unstable slope of debris even more dangerous. authorities also giving an update on the recovery efforts as so many families await word on their loved ones. dan springer live in arlington, washington. i know they've been having a news conference, dan. what's the latest? >> reporter: well, the latest, as you mentioned at the top, jon, is the confirmed death toll has not changed, it's still 17, but the key number is 90. that's the number that they believe are still missing, they believe that's a good number

jenna. jenna: goal goal live at the white house. thank you. jon: but the obamacare enrollment numbers so far might not tell the full story. right now hhs says sign-ups as of a few days ago hit more than six million. but you can not forget that more than 6.2 million folks got cancellation notices for their original health insurance plans. plus obamacare is mired in controversy. at least 37 major delays and administrative fixes, joining us now, elise viebeck, staff writer for "the hill." what do we know, what do we not know about the number of people who have signed up? >> well, first of all in the most important part of this we don't know how many of them are young and we don't know how many of them are healthy. the last we heard it was about one in four are young and healthy people who enrolled in the obamacare exchanges and the reason that population is so important that they will help keep prices down for everybody else. so you can be sure that insurance company officials are watching that

jenna? jenna: patti ann, we hope so. thanks. jon: hollywood's biggest night is now history for another year. we'll look at the oscar winners, losers and most talked about moments. let's bring in the oscar expert julie banderas. with the fox 411. >> ellen degeneres did a great job keeping audience laughing. had plenty of punchlines. take a listen. >> it is going so be an exciting night. anything can happen. so many different possibilities. possibility number one, "12 years a slave" wins best picture. [cheers and applause] possibility number two, you're all racists. [laughter] >> then there were ellen's selfie es on twitter. this twitter beat the world record for most retweets of over a million, it momentarily froze twitter. the pizza delivery mid show, followed by ellen collecting money from the star-studded audience. had a lot of us laughing. perhaps my favorite ellen moment, when she came out dressed as the good witch glenda. as oscar celebrating 75th anniversary of the "wizard of oz." i could look at the video all days. there

jenna? jenna: we'll turn to health news.oncerning your health new guide against from the world health organization suggesting that people should cut their sugar consumption in half and the harmful effects of obesity on the brain of all places development. a practicing nutritionist and author of read it before you eat it and we have both of you on sit. this is the brain study, doctor, they're saying fat or obesity could potentially do something to the protective barrier that surrounds our brain. how so? >> i think that is really true because we have certainly seen it in our gut. you heard of the leaky gut. jenna: oh, that doesn't sound good. i don't want leaky anything. >> it isn't healthy. if you're more than 20% above your ideal weight your tissue take as life on its owns and becomes metabolically active. it produce as lot of things, hormones and things that can disrupt the body's environment. we know it can get into the brain and pass the blood brain barrier. that shouldn't be a shock. every rise of unit of bmi that you ac

jenna: that hits home. one thing that has changed his you have gone from searching in a predominantly shallow sea, relatively speaking, to a very, very deep sea in the indian ocean. how does that change how you work? >> the depth is not a factor right now. maybe later. right now our focus is on debris. debris can float at least for this long. they have very advanced radar from an altitude of five, 10,000 feet it can see things as small as a basketball. it can pick things up on the radar, you can get lower, visualize it and get a picture of what that was. we have found a lot of trash, debris, but certainly nothing associated with the airplane. jenna: the debris is very much a factor, something you can locate, you could expect something to be floating. here we are about 10 days in, how much more time do you realistically have that debris from the crash was still be floating on the surface? >> they're out there with a 24 hour operation, they are standing giving up their free time, looking on the surface of the

jenna. jenna: interesting stuff, dan. thank you very much.s are dealing with a severe drought rallying today and the court is ruling, the court ruling they're protesting and how it could have an impact across the country. we'll get you caught up on that story coming up. >> just having a chat among ourselves here. we are. what is coming up top of the hour? >> why some tax experts are saying that obamacare could create some massive confusion attacks time. just what we all need when doing our taxes. >> we'll have that. there is big trouble with the nominee to be surgeon general on why it is causing and suggesting a big riff among democrats on the hill and democrats. we'll shake that down for you. >> top of the hour. join us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ told ya you could do it. (dad vo) i want her to be safe. so, i taught her what i uld angot her a subaru. irl) piece of cake. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what makes a suru, a subaru. you want a way to help minimize blood sugar spikes. support heart health. and your immune system. now there's new glucerna advance with thr

jenna: you, too, sir.or the passengers in the back of the plane, they don't do much unless the pilot gets the plane down low very soon. jenna: and you put your mask on first because you can so quickly lose your ability for coordination. jon: you have seconds, maybe a minute or two to act. if you don't get it done quickly, you're conked out. president obama announcing new sanctions on russia just hours after the lower house of article amount ratified a treaty to annex crimea. we'll bring you how moscow is retaliating coming up. >>> it is the middle of night in the waters off of australia. so don't look for more information until day light. but you should watch fox nows for braking details. >> we'll not have another information for 6 or 8 hours at least. >> and thank you. fox nows alert. moscow is firing back minutes after president obama announced new sanctions against russia for the take over of crimea. russia has now sanctions against u.s. officials and visa bans and asset freezes. russia has an american

jon: jenna. jenna: keep focus on politics.aw without consulting congress. a lawmaker reacting to the latest enrollment delay. that senator, senator barosso joins us live in a moment. a live look at the dow trading up amid a growing debate how america can create more jobs. does the answer lie in bringing in more skilled immigrants? one professor thinks some stay with us. ok, here's the way the system works. let's say you pay your guy around 2 percent to manage your money. that's not much, you think except it's 2 rcent every year. does that make a difference? search "cost of financial advisors" ouch! over time it really adds up. then go to e*trade and find out how much our advice costs. over tispoiler alert.dds up. it's low. really? yes, really. e*trade offers investmen advice and guidance from dedicated professional financial consultants. it's guidance on your terms not ours that's how our system works. e*trade. less for us, more for you. jenna: "happening now," some new reaction to the latest delay for obama care days before m

jenna: right.is saying does it have to be an all-out battle for us to get involved? if someone walks in i think, legitimate wayne wans -- legitimate wayne juans want us to be here no one stop news that is, what happens if there are no tanks across-the-boarder, not sendings air courtroom. what happens in russia poises tens of thousands of troops, political intimidation, we'll raise price of your natural gas. do all the different things. americans will not come help you and neither are rest of europeans of the political intimidation, economic blackmail may get putin what he wants. there will be a big bunch lawyers all debating whether that constitutes an armed attack. and as you have just pointed out, there were not guys with russian insignias in crimea. there may not be guys with russian insignia in eastern ukraine but you better believe they're russians. jenna: we're only ones splitting hairs. jon? jon: some controversy in the house of representatives, jenna. the house just pass ad year-long plan t

jenna: hope you're off to a great week so far. i'm jenna lee. the latest from malaysian prime minister saying that the flight 370 ended in the southern indian ocean. new analysis of the satellite data that the plane carrying 239 people crashed in the indian ocean west of australia. the prime minister also says that the families of the victims have all been informed. here is more of what he had to say. >> it is there for with deep sadness and regret that i must inform you that according to this new data flight mh370 ended in the southern indian ocean. jon: our next guest says investigators must now find the aircraft, not only the black boxes if they want to find out what truly happened to that flight. we have the president of four wind consulting and joins us now. obviously if they find the black boxes they will likely find most of the rest of the fuselage with them or nearby. why do you think it is so important that they find everything? >> well, they should be able to find, get most of the information from the black box but they will have the a

jenna: thank you. jon: white house is busy as the deadline to enroll in obamacare gets ever closer but could the president's signature law hurt democrats in november? a fair and balanced d obamacare impact on the midterm election. also a new warning about a key ingredient in the controversial e-cigarettes. still ahead, details on a substance that has poisoned hundreds of people. @e@8ñúñ÷@ jon: just in, president obama wrapping up a joint news conference overseas with dutch prime minister. the president making his -- this comment, we're creating a lot of buzz right now. take a listen. >> russia is a regional power that is threatening some of its immediate neighbors, not out of strength but out of weakness. ukraine has been a could note in which russia had enormous influence for decades, since the breakup of the soviet union. and we have considerable influence on our neighbors. we generally don't need to invade them in order to have a strong cooperative relationship with them. jon: so russia is no lo

jenna? jenna: fascinating, paul. thank you.king ahead to the murder trial, when it resumes next week the state is expected to finish up its case against pistorius and then oscar himself could take the stand in his own defense. well now we're learning that pistorius is selling the house in which he shot and killed reeva steenkamp. he says it is to pay, to raise money to pay his legal team. let's bring in now, heather hand soon a trial attorney. with us dug burns, a former prosecutor. where do we stand now? the testimony about the screams and reeva apparently putting her hand up in between shots, that is pretty damaging to his defense, isn't it? >> well i think the screams is definitely damaging, jon. the thing about putting hands up, these shots, even if you imagine there were seconds in between they were still in quick succession. for her to have time sillily to raise her hand i don't think necessarily establishes it was premeditated that he stopped between shots. i just don't think that's there. jon: talk about the definition,

jenna. jenna: jennifer, thank you. there are growing concerns about the global impacts of crisis in ukraine, particularly the middle east. russia is ally of syria where civil war killed tens of thousand of people. russia is also an ally of iran. iran counts on moscow for support. no doubt leaders of those countries as the rift between the west and russia continues to grow. michael hanlon, senior fellow of foreign policy studies at the brookings institution. great to have you back on the program, michael. >> hi, jenna, nice to be with you. jenna: a lot of academic conversations today on street credit, if you will, some believe russia over last several months or last several years build its streed credit on the global stage and united states is losing ours. how do you see it? >> well, not so much in those terms. it is a important debate. people should tell the broader narratives how the pieces fit together. i see president obama, still very committed to preventing iran pro getting nuclear weapon with force if necessary a

jenna? jenna: wow, fascinating cases. alicia, thank you.r trial of a socialite accused of hiring a hit man to kill her ex-husband in a car bombing. prosecutors say pamela phillips paid her ex-boyfriend $400,000 to commit murderer. an update on the case coming up. [ male announcer ] bob's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack, be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. test. test. test. testicular. testicul testicular. test. jon: well the murder trial is about to resume for a former aspen, colorado, socialite. pamela phillips accused of hiring a hit man to kill her husband in a car bombing. a convicted felon testifying for the defense. he signed an affidavit years ago saying he worked with aryan brotherhood in connection with the car bombing. but he tells the jury he made up the whole story. joining us doug burns, criminal defense attorney and esther panitche criminal defense attorney as well. t

she was a very popular girl. >> jenna's reach evident on social media. hundreds of tweets were dedicated to honoring her memory. students asking one another to wear pink at school today with the hashtag pink for jenna. and parents also took part showing their support for jenna's family while holding their children close. >> this is a community that wraps its arm around each other to provide support and care and we know that they will do that. there will be an outpouring of love and assistance in every way possible. >> investigates say sunday evening jenna and a friend were near a set of train tracks at old orchard and howe in her neighborhood. as the train approached they moved away but a family friend tells kpix 5 jenna ran back to grab her cell phone. the family friend who did not want to go on camera says the train created a vacuum that succeed her in and ultimately took her life. the superintendent says there are grief counselors on stand by for educators and students. in martinez cate caugurian, kpix 5. >>> a pedestrian has been killed in fremont. t

jenna. >> we'll watch for that, ed. thank you very much. >>> new concerns about the obamacare website, specifically a tool that links it to the irs and department of homeland security. it's raising fears among latinos if they sign up for obamacare, immigration officials will learn about undocumented relatives they have. the president trying to reassure them. you can qualify if you're a legal resident, legally in the united states. if you have a family where some people are citizens and legally here and others are not documented, the immigration people will never get that information. joining me now chris plante radio talk show host of the chris plante show and president of gotham ghost writers. dan, what do you think the president is trying to accomplish here? >> i think the real significance of this story is the growing level of backlash in the hispanic community with the president enforcing laws. here the administration is saying a very serious problem with fears about hispanics signing up for obamacare because of fea

i thought who better to go with than dylan and jenna. >> somehow i signed up for it. >> so did jenna. this year, jenna was never able to make it out. she was stuck in new york. thanks to another storm on the back of that one, dylan was forced to leave before it actually beginning. here's what happened before dylan had to leave. >> reporter: just about 20 minutes from the charming streets of old quebec is a place that prides itself on the ultimate chilly reception. >> welcome in. you're in the ice hotel. >> great. can we get some service? >> reporter: inspired by similar lodging in europe, quebec's ice hotel is now in its 14th year. in 2013 more than 5200 guests braved the chill for the glory of snuggling up in a room made entirely of ice and snow. average indoor temperature, 27 degrees. it takes a team of 50 people about six weeks to complete the hotel which is rebuilt each year. 30,000 tons of snow all made on site is blown on a special mold while another 500 tons of ice is used for windows, support, and one of a kind decor. >> let's go. >> reporter: which brings in plenty of visitor

i'm jenna lee in for gretchen carlson. whoever did this had teach knowledge of the operating system on the boeing 777. investigators say it was only a few strokes on a keyboard that took this jet and all 239 people on board to points somewhere west. a far off normal route path. meantime as certainly area expands south to australia, uss kidd now set to bow out. the navy destroyer will head home if the plane is not found in the next few days. william la guinness. >> a lot doesn't make sense. if it was pilot suicide why not crash immediately. cockpit fire, why not land immediately and have a mayday. today's new information does suggest a possible deliberate act by a pilot. here is why. the plane's original flightplan took it north to beijing. about 40 minutes into the flight, the plane suddenly turns west. why? "the new york times" says whoever changed that flight path did so by typing into the autopilot rather than turning manually. the data could have been inputted preflight or in flight but suggests a pilot did it delibera

jenna. >> mike emanuel, live in washington. thank you. >>> the desperate search to finding missing malaysian plane and black box could be the key to the mystery. time is essence. we'll show you the black box. nancy pelosi, is she right? we debate fair and balanced ahead. stouffer's is proud to make america's favorite lasagna. topped with a mouth-watering blend of fresh cheese and aged parmesan. it makes our lasagna a delicious centerpiece for this table this table and your table. stouffer's. america's favorite lasagna. ♪ ♪ ♪ your modefy gravity.ything. find hidden treasure. make rainbows appear. now she could use a hand, so she can keep living on her own. comfort keepers can help you help her. our professional caregivers are carefully chosen and highly trained to provide a variety of in-home services while truly engaging with your aging loved ones so they can stay happy at home. comfort keepers. keeping the comforts of home. call comfort keepers now to learn more. >>> welcome back, everyone. on the other side of the globe, time

classmates wore pink today in honor of jenna betti. ktvu's ann rubin is in martinez tonight where she learned about the teen's final moments before she was hit and killed by the train. >> reporter: her friends are still in shock. they can't understand how this happened or why her smart phone seemed so important she would run towards a train to retrieve it. >> reporter: jenna betti's boyfriend said we smiled and she kissed me. they were lying on the tracks talk. her mother writes why they made a terrible decision we will never know. the 14-year-old jenna betti was killed incidentally. >> how is this real? how did this happen? >> reporter: friends banned together today wearing pink in jenna betti's honor. >> she will always be in my heart. >> everyone was crying. >> they described her as well liked, good students and great athlete. >> beautiful young lady who added so much to our school community. we are all grieving her loss. >> reporter: counselors were on hand to help students athrough the day. friends felt -- through the day. friends

she was always sitting at the lunch table laughing. >> reporter: just hours after, jenna's mother posted this, she was sitting on the train tracks with her boyfriend, the horn blew to alert them. she cleared and dropped her phone and the train creates a vacuum and suction you in and we are beyond devastated. >>> students don't know what to do with the feelings they have. some students are saying, let's wear pink because it was her favorite color. >> students wore pink clothes and condolences have been out, r i p jenna betty. she had a smile and she was always a phenomenal athlete. >> today grieve counselors were on hand and she had many friends from soccer and one of jenna's sisters attend the memorial high school. >>> a box truck snarled the late morning commute, the bay bridge. joining us from highway 101 where the chase ended, it is still um packth contract -- impacting traffic. >> as you are taking a look you can see but just about five minutes ago, ch b had been involved, one of our cameras of a white box truck slowly moving through the east bay finally making a stop here on highway

jenna's funeral is set for friday. reporting live in martinez, jana katsuyama, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> now it hercules, where police reported the transgender studented who reported being assaulted now says it's all alive. the school board president said he is relieved, but the board acknowledges, the district has problems, and says just because this was a failings alarm, it -- false alarm, it doesn't mean they can let down their guard. >> we need to look into that. >> charles ramsey said the district now as an opportunity to effect real change, including getting surveillance cameras at hercules high. he says cameras would have made a real difference both in this case, and in a previous case, where there was a fight at the school, involving another transgender teen. >>> facebook is opening its wallet. and just over an hour ago, the city of menlo park accepted the handout to hire an extra police officer. >> reporter: from this meeting, you would think everyone in menlo park likes this offer. no one stood up to speak an

jenna's funeral is set for friday. reporting live in martinez, jana katsuyama, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> now it hercules, where police reported the transgender studented who reported being assaulted now says it's all alive. the school board president said he is relieved, but the board acknowledges, the district has problems, and says just because this was a failings alarm, it -- false alarm, it doesn't mean they can let down their guard. >> we need to look into that. >> charles ramsey said the district now as an opportunity to effect real change, including getting surveillance cameras at hercules high. he says cameras would have made a real difference both in this case, and in a previous case, where there was a fight at the school, involving another transgender teen. >>> facebook is opening its wallet. and just over an hour ago, the city of menlo park accepted the handout to hire an extra police officer. >> reporter: from this meeting, you would think everyone in menlo park likes this offer. no one stood up to speak an

the -- jenna betty. the popular student was killed by a freight train when she ran back to pick up the cell phone she dropped on the tracks. today friends and family returned to the scene of the accident to leave flowers and to say good-bye. >> i'm here to support the family. meant a lot to be able to come out and pay our respect of sorts. >> reporter: news of jenna's death spread quickly. a friend shared photos and this note with abc 7 news via twitter -- "jenna was my best friend. she was a great person. she was nice to everyone and had an outgoing personality. i will always miss her." officers with the martinez police department were back on the tracks today, as were friends of jenna's who wanted to visit the place she died and leave flowers at a growing memorial. her classmates at martinez junior high school wore pink to school today, her favorite color. >> every class she was in, there was a box that you could write letters and notes her. and it was sitting at her desk. >> reporter: grief counselors

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among the first to speak at memorial, jenna's sister julia. >> having gained one of the most beautifulngels ever, now she's in a better place and is protected by god. >> i would give anything to see you one more time to hear your voice and hear your laugh. >> jenna betti was remembered as a star soccer player who made friends easily. the funeral for the eighth grader is scheduled for friday. >>> investigators hope to release pictures of the people who broke into an elderly woman's nome dublin and tied her up. the 80-year-old woman was asleep when three people broke into the home, tying her up, demand cash. they got away with an unknown amount. the woman wasn't hurt but the home invasion robbery and other recent crimes are forcing the police department to hold a community meeting. it will take place at dublin city hall, 100 civic plaza. >>> police looking for this man who walked a lottery machine right out of the store right in front of a surveillance camera. found a few hours after break-in, several blocks away. one person appeared in the video, police think it took multiple people to

. >> and i'm lester holt, alongside jenna wolfe and dylan dreyer. malaysia flight 70 has been missing for nine days this morning. >> it is, of course, our top story. this morning, investigators are taking an even closer look at the pilots of that missing jet. they are examining an elaborate flight simulator one of the plts had in his home. they are not, however, ruling out the passengers or the ground crew. they are looking at everyone. today, an already vast search area, meantime, has grown significantly, as the malaysians are asking for help from more countries around the world. we begin with kerry sanders. >> good morning, erica. the search area is no longer concentrated just over water. they announced at a press conference this morning now they're looking over a huge land mass of 11 countries, mostly in central asia. for investigators who suspect the pilot and co-pilot may have hatched a deadly plan, new information may shoot that theory down as the airline has revealed the cockpit crew did not request to fly together. today, the u.s. navy has i

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how are they remebering jenna tonight? >> reporter: are talking about hundreds of people that were out here this evening. i do want to go to some of the deal because we are not only talking about classmates, apparent the we are also talking about an jinnah's parents her mom and father that make their way out here which is very difficult time for them right now. so many people and the committee were here to help them during this tough time. take a listen >> i will always love you jenna . (crying) >>she made me so happy. you are so beautiful in everyway. (crying) >> (cheers & applause) (crying) >> reporter: culturalized in martinez you can see the candles that are still burning that says banks you for sharing our for sharing your light with us. >> reporter: room services had has been announced friday here in march martinez kron 4 news. >> reporter:new tonight. >> reporter:the family of lynne spalding is filing a claim against the city and county of san francisco. spalding was admitted to san francisco general hospital last s

jenna betti will be missed. >> it was depressing. knowing she is gone. hard to believe she gone. >> reporter: the investigation into the accident is ongoing. authorities continue oo speak with the witness and -- to speak with the wins and the crew. -- with the wins and the crew -- with the witness and the crew, ann rubin, ktvu channel 2 news. . >>> happening now, emergency crews in the east bay working to fix a broken water main. news chopper 2 is over the area in concord where the pipe broke. the water main break was around 3:00 p.m. the water correct says water service -- district says water service is not effected. the road could be shut down for 10 hours while repairs are being done. >>> new developments on a proposal to regulate ecigarettes. ktvu's david stevenson is live now in the city tonight to explain the plan which would limit where smokers can light up. >> reporter: right now in san francisco only a hand full of places like at&t, sfo and hospitals restrict ecigarettes. >> reporter: they love them. >> the perception that i get from what i hear

next speaker. >> jenna lion. patricia, faya. >> my name is jenna and i'm apart of fap and we're apart of disability and i don't like what the budget is doing to us because our disability card is right now 23, it's going on 24. and 8th and howard, we go to read skills and there's a lot of traffic there, and we're right here at howard and there's a lot of traffic and people with disability can't walk. they have wheelchairs and this has to stop. you know what, the buses, they have muni because people don't pay and the buses are not working. the elevator go down is not working and people are using the buses for free that's why the police are there and enforcing the law. that's not fair for all of us, it's over crowded, we have people with canes and walkers and it's over crowded. next speaker. >> pablo. >> what i was upset about the budget, they didn't -- they talk about bikes, and they talk about pedestrian, but i've been riding buses that are unsafe of the community to be in. and i think you should take some of the

jenna is here with that. >>> good morning everyone. authorities in china are vowing a harsh crackdown a day after men with knives stormed a train station. dozens were killed and more than a hundred others wounded. eunice yun is in beijing with the latest. >> reporter: security is tight around the train station after what the government labeled a planned terror attack. authorities say a group of 11 men and women dressed in black ran through the station in the city killing at least 29 people and injuring more than 140. the police shot dead four assailants and have detained one and are pursuing the rest. officials believe the culprits are schepp tifts from something jong known as the uighurs. many in the community expressed anger over what they feel is unfair treatment by the government and so have been blamed in other attacks including another at tiananmen square. >>> an update to a story we told you about on saturday, the terrifying avalanche in montana. it was triggered by a snow borders riding a mountain slope that was closed. the ava

jenna was my best friend. i'll miss her. officer wtz martinez police department were tack today, as were friends of jenna's. they want toed leave flowers a growing memorial. >> in every class that she was in, there is a box you can write notes to her. and it's sitting at her desk. >> counselors were made available to students to work through the pain of losing a class mate. >> details on a fatal single engine plane crash. one woman was killed and a man is in critical condition a helicopter pilot found the plane in the june per creek area. names have not yet been released. investigators believe the plane was heading from santa ana to truckee when it crashed. >> a young bear rescued in lake tahoe is doing well tonight. the bear wandering around appearing to be sick or injured and laid down next to a building. the ski patrol brought him down the mountain. >> our key patroller was in the toboggan with the bear helping administer oxygen to the bear so he was looked after. >> the bear taken to lake tahoe wild mrif care for treatme

jenna was my best friend. i'll miss her. officer wtz martinez police department were tack today, as were friends of jenna's. they want toed leave flowers a growing memorial. >> in every class that she was in, there is a box you can write notes to her. and it's sitting at her desk. >> counselors were made available to students to work through the pain of losing a class mate. >> details on a fatal single engine plane crash. one woman was killed and a man is in critical condition a helicopter pilot found the plane in the june per creek area. names have not yet been released. investigators believe the plane was heading from santa ana to truckee when it crashed. >> a young bear rescued in lake tahoe is doing well tonight. the bear wandering around appearing to be sick or injured and laid down next to a building. the ski patrol brought him down the mountain. >> our key patroller was in the toboggan with the bear helping administer oxygen to the bear so he was looked after. >> the bear taken to lake tahoe wild mrif care for treatme

but jenna went back when she realized she dropped her phone. yesterday, kron-4 talked to some of jenna's classmates.who say, they can't believe she's gone. >> pam: tonight at six. we'll take jenna in martinez. >> pam: santa clara police say, they are 'pulling out all the stops' to solve a pair of brazen armed robberies near santa clara university. reports now, police have stepped up patrols near campus, and have a warning for students. >> pam: in the first incident a student was robbed here at stephen schott stadium on across the street from the main entrance to campus. police say the lone male student was confronted by three armed men who then robbed the student of his wallet and cell phone before fleeing southbound toward campus >> reporter:and then approximately 14 minutes later, say police, the same suspects confronted a group of four other students here at the corner of mission street and park avenue, a residential area near held at gunpoint, one of them >> reporter:eventually forced to the ground and pistol-whipped before being robbed. po

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jenna. today michelle obama visited a landmark meant to keep the wall out, the great wall. her week-long tour this time has been meaning to break down the barriers between the u. schltd and china. with her daughters and mother in tow, she's trying her hand at traditional calligraphy and creating the most buzz, her first meeting with china's first lady. she's seen hereimp s here as mrs. obama is in america. she's a hip fashion icon married to a very powerful man running a country. even th ip is not a political mission, mrs. obama addressed the importance of freedom of speech for the internet as well as religion. she's going to be heading south after beijing to see other sites at a center for pandas rounding out her three-city tour. >> she's got a busy schedule ahead. thank you very much. >>> filed under a bull in a china shop, i present to you elephants in a parking lot. in missouri, three elephants escaped from the shrine circus in st. louis. you're at such a disadvantage escaping when you'r

popular girl. >> jenna was a pretty, athletic 8th grader bound for alhambra high school. she say she was hit and killed by a burling ton northern freight train last night about 5:00 p.m . police are investigating but they say jenna and her boyfriend were sitting on the tracks they heard the train coming and jumped out of the way. jenna went back to retrieve a cell phone she'd dropped. >> this is a tragedy of unspeakable pro portions for us we've never had anything like this before. >> the driver of a black corvette is not expected to be charged in the death of an elderly pedestrian seasoned responders were affected by the fatality >> this is a really horrific incident the body was badly injured. and pronounced dead on the scene, immediately. >> i've lived here 28 years and crossed the streetment times and almost ghoit, too. a 73-year-old woman was hit and killed in the same crosswalk. washington boulevard reopened around noon. >> less than a mile away another serious accident left a 4-year-old girl fighting for her live. police say both drivers had been drinking. it happe

i'm jenna lee in for gretchen carlson. vladimir putin is retaliating travel ban. the conflict with russia is at a, quote, military stage. the growing tension as ukrainian troops pull out of crimea following the takeover of the naval headquarters there. drawing up a plan to evacuate outnumbered troops back to the mainland, allies to participate in joint military exercises as russia takes more steps to formally an ex crimea. a whole lot of news to get to today. our white house correspondent ed henry has more. quite a bit of back and forth between the united states an russia today. >> the opposite of what we heard a month ago yesterday. the president at a summit in mexico, was asked about ukraine, et cetera. he said, this is not some cold war chess board. it seems like it actually is now. that's why the president's critics are suggesting he misjudged true intentions of president vladimir putin and it's on now. the president hearing the criticism the first round of sanctions was simply weak and now hitting back harder with sanctions that go more directly at putin's ec

. >> reporter: jenna bet it attended this school and grieve counts willing will be on -- counts willing will be -- counseling will be on campus and they are posting comments, a lot of people will be dealing with her. condolences have been pouring in. and one person wrote heaven received another beautiful angel. she was struck and killed by a train at orchard road. >> at this point i don't want to see something tragic like that. it is really sad and tragic and my heart goes out to the people involved. >> reporter: railway officials were running along the tracks. and obviously this will be a really tough day for students and see if they have anything planned in her memory. tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> water-main break is keeping crews busy up there and this is what we are talking about. it happened on the parkway at los gatos avenue. the water-main belongs to the water recycling for irrigation and brian flores is in the area and we will have more on that coming up. >>> they are continuing to search for a man who has been missing for five days. the father and daughter had

among the first to speak tonight, jenna's sister, julia. >> one of the most beautiful angels ever.ow she's in a better place and protected by god. >> reporter: jenna and her friend were walking by the railroad tracks on sunday. she lunged back to pick up a cell phone she dropped. many at the school broke down describing the 14-year-old. >> i would give anything to see you one more time, to hear your voice and hear your laugh. >> i go to her crying with my problems and she would hold me and i would sit on her lap and she would help me. >> reporter: one girl talked about the time they went to a pancake place and shot spitballs on the ceiling. a lot of people talked about her smile. >> she always had the biggest smile on her face and you would rarely see her with the frowns. >> this outpouring of love is a reflection of the treasure that jenna was to her family and each of us. ♪ be the brightest star in the sky ♪ ♪ we weren't ready to say goodbye ♪ >> that was terry mcsweeney reporting. >>> the family of a woman found dead in san francisco general may sue the hospital seeking damages

their will be a candlelight vigil for jenna betti tonight. it will be held at martinez junior high school at 6:30. organizers are also asking if a student is attending that an adult with with them, and not just dropped off. >> secretary of state john kerry is due to arrive in the capital city, kiev, within hours. and there are reports the u-s is suspending some upcoming trade and commerce with russia. secretary kerry's visit comes as russian troops tighten their grip on the crimean peninsula. the russian military is reportedly preparing to defend the narrow land that links it to ukraine. as many as six thousand russian soldiers now occupy positions around ukrainian army posts. >> if an fact that continue, we are examining a whole series of steps economic and diplomatic. we will have a negative impact and that is the status in the world. >> president obama also called on congress to work with his administration on economic help for ukraine. and on monday, russia's foreign minister slammed the west for threatening "sanctions and boycotts" over

jenna's in the orange room with that. not lost on me, but somebody's got to keep you plugged in. get it, the irony that we're unplugging? the national unplugging period is from sundown on friday to sundown tonight, where people are asking you to unplug from all electronics and all technology. the goal is to stop people from missing out on important events. so, what did we do? we asked you what you would unplug for. so, ed said "i'd be willing to give it a try. is there an app for that?" that's actually hilarious, ed. no joke. pat -- "not a chance. i've given up ice cream for lent, so i can't do both." you can kind of get where pat's coming from. so, i'll give you that one, pat. linda grubb -- "i unplugged my broken computer. does that count"? a resounding no, that doesn't count. i guess if i had to answer the question, the only thing i would honestly unplug for would be if the baby needed something, if harper needed something. other than that, i generally don't unplug for much. anyway, that is what i unplug for. i'm curio