>> the navy is a suspect. >> kallstrom pointed him and says, "remove him." then everybody continues as if it had not have. in my mind, we should have all pressed on that question. >> friendly fire was not involved in this incident and i use the strongest terms i could use, i said it was highly, highly, highly, highly unlikely. >> despite the denials by fbi, kristina borjesson's research uncovered a different scenario based on the navy's activity on the night of the disaster. >> when they released the radar information, they only gave half of it. they cut it off right when you could see there were all of these military vessels in this exercise zone. it was right there. not only were their ships there, but there was live fire exercises going on off the coast that night. that is why they had closed down the flight corridor that is parallel to the commercial flight path. >> twa 800. twa 800. twa 800. >> that was him. >> i think so. >> god bless. bywhen there is a distress, law of the sea or supposed to go and try and help. these ships when in the opposite direct

she was the wife of an fbi agent, close friends of jim kallstrom, the husband called. >> saying jim, help me out. she is on the plane. janet is on the plane. what is going on? of course, i didn't have a clue what was going on at this point. >> and the scope of the investigation was growing by the hour. the fbi would need to check the background of everyone on board, look at every worker who might have had access to the plane, and question hundreds of eyewitnesses from miles around. within days investigators made a startling discovery, this is the roof of the first class cabin, the huge 747 jet had split apart in midair. the cockpit and first class section plunging into the sea. radar readings showed that the rest of the plane went on flying for a half minute more. the final seconds must have been terrifying in the cockpit just like this one, the instruments went dead. the pilots were helpless and unaware that the 747 had been beheaded. it was an all too eerie echo of the bombing of pan am flight 103 over lockerbie. another jet decapitated and an explosive hidden in a suitcase. leon p

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kallstrom, you say that you believe that trust has been promised for the american people.ou regain that trust? how do we set the system straight? >> by having people that pontificate on television tell the truth. if they can't tell the truth for reasons of classification, then they say so. but, you know, i'm not saying that the ends justify the means in any case, even if the trust of the government was 90%, which it never will be, but it clearly doesn't help to have all these things going on about benghazi and the irs and all these other things. you know, it costs a crooked eye to the whole government. it's going to be difficult to maintain these types of systems -- >> so what -- forgive me. i don't mean to interrupt. you have a problem probably with the line here. what is the truth that you believe is not being said in public that needs to be said? >> you know, i think anybody on the street could tell you that, you know, it isn't helpful to the trust of the government by having, you know, people just not come forward and deal with things truthfully. you know, the irs inve

. >> james kallstrom, thanks for joining us. this is a tough situation because so many investigators say they've built great relationships with the family members of the victims. >> i feel bad for the family members having to listen to all this bs. >> we appreciate your thoughts and time. you think it's okay to give retailers your zip code when you make a purchase? brian todd will explain why it may not be such a good idea after all. >>> silence may be golden for some, but for millions of lebron james twitter followers, he's been too quiet for too long. joe carter is here with the bleacher report to tell us lebron followers are now smiling again. >> yeah, fred, lebron james, 8.7 million twitter followers out there. before yesterday, fans had not seen a tweet for him since april 20th. he said he gave up twitter for about two months to focus on win ag second nba championship. obviously mission accomplished on thursday night. as promised, lebron james broke his twitter silence. he actually did it with a video laying on his couch di

kallstrom, you did order that cia animation to replace the actual witness testimony. ntsb three weeks before the public hearing on the crash and before it was released specifically requesting the ntsb chairman not allow any eyewitness to come an testify. to date, not a single eyewitness out of 670 your investigators located ever testified publicly on this. why did you hire the cia to create this falsified animation which showed an aircraft climbing which is physically impossible. it's actually impossible based on the radar evidence. if you're going to climb that sharply, that plane has to slow down just like when you ride a bicycle up the hill. the radar data shows no reduction in airspeed. how does it climb? it didn't turn and climb and went down as our animation shows. if you want to tell the world what the eyewitnesses saw, let them testify. that's what you should have done back in 1997. i think you should request that's done right now. >> i'll let you weigh in on that. i'd also like you to quickly weigh in on why would there be a conspiracy to cover this up? >> i

james kallstrom, good to have you back with us. >> yeah., "happening now" with jenna lee. let's see what they've got cooking today. jenna: here's our lineup, karl rove, a.b. stoddard and juan williams to talk about the growing toll the various scandals may be having on the president and the function of our government overall and whether some democrats are already jumping ship as the 2016 run gains momentum. just over all in the talks. speaking ahead, we have angela mcglowan talking about the details of a secret deal over immigration overhaul, we'll get into that. plus, the growing calls to abolish the irs. is that even possible? probably around april 15th you wish it was, right? we'll talk it out coming up on "happening now." ♪ ♪ martha: well, it's the latest fitness craze with a huge fan following, how it went from something for elite athletes to your average joe. steve harrigan, who is not your average joe, joins us live in miami with this story. hi, steve. >> reporter: martha, you can see it's really a no frills workout experience. the g

. >> james kallstrom, thank you very much.ur time, sir. >>> we will take a turn, get a check of the weather with al in orlando. >> announcer: today's weather is brought to you by the delicious creamy taste of coffee mate. >> and good morning. we are here at universal orlando's resorts, we are on delancey street in the new york area. i have got it tell you, i'm new yorker around this is a pretty good representation of what new york looks like. but here's something you don't see every day, alaskans enjoying the beach. a day at the beach with record-setting temperatures. check it out. they had record-setting temperatures in the northernmost part of the state and they have got more on tap. let's show you what's going to happen today, thanks to a big area of high pressure ridging in. you can see in alaska, we are talking about temperatures into the upper 80s in some sections so it's going to stay this warm, really right on into the weekend for them. now, the rest of the country, northeast, we are looking at spectacular day today, o