so we will be accommodating them at hotels around kaula lumpur. >> how many of the chinese family members -- >> may i know who is speaking? >> [/* /- [ [inaudible.]ible. >> we have made a report of every passenger who has two next of kin to be flown immediately and we have made an offer for each passenger. we are offering up to five next of kin of which two to be flown immediately and we plan to fly them either today or tomorrow and we will follow this up. >> okay. who is speaking now? >> >> what happened in the morning of saturday during the check-in and, also, when the aircraft goes to depart, to the aircraft. >> okay. where are you? >> [posing question away from microphone.) >> we have to get a response from the investigating team. investigation. >> how can you insure -- >> what this is being deployed now in klia meets the requirements of the international civil organization, and we have a national civil for that that they have to -- they have to comply with and as a dca, we have done our audits on klia and, also, we have been audited by transport secretary administration of u.s.a. and

scott hideler, live for us in kaula lumpur.e news conference is supposed to start in about 10 minutes with the latest information on the missing airliner. stay tuned to al jazeera. still ahead former f.b.i. agent robert levinson went missing in iran seven years ago today. we will hear from his wife after the break. scan sc take a new look at news. . >>> stodd marks seven years since former f.b.i. act and cia contractor robert levinson went missing in iran. his family wants the u.s. to work with iran to bring him home. kimberly duke hart has the story. >> robert levin son accident happened here on kish island off of the southern coast of iran. at the time, the u.s. government said he was working as a private investigator looking into cigarette smuggling and avoided claims he worked for the cia. his wife and their eldest son went to iran in search of answers. >> it doesn't get any easier after seven years. we have two new grandchildren. one is just three weeks old. the other is four months. it's just very difficult because i know

before he traveled to malaysia, this young gentleman in kaula lumpur find this on tpaes did. did t however, they spent time together, especially the night before they took the flight. he drove them. this gentleman who talked to us. he drove them to the airport. he told us how in his apartment one of the two young men actually dyed his hair to make himself look like the picture in the stolen passports. he also provide us with a phone call from his mother. i called her. talked to her. she wouldn't concern or deny it. she was very distressed. kwoupld comments on tpaes book page kind of makes you believe she is the mother and she believes her son might have been on the plane. >> it's very important. the bbc cannot perfect for sure any of this. but audible it does tie in with other reports we are getting out of the region? >> yeah. for example before we heard from them, he actually told us that the name of the other person named resol as they called him. >> we will have to leave it there. thanks very much indeed. >>> we're going to move on to some of the top stories this hour. cri

some relatives were removed from the daily briefing fromc kaula lumpur. >> during the briefing, malaysianicial said they had investigated reports that they had seen a low-flying jumbo jet on the day that the plane had disappeared. they found that those reports were not true. they also said that investigations into all of the passengers on board have been completed except in the case of russia and the ukraine. most of the action today has taken place in the media center, at least two chinese women came in here, attempted to unfurl a banner. it seems they were relatives of some of the passengers. they were quickly taken away by security. an hour later, we had a very large media scrum as security tried to move them to a different area. chairs were overturned. it was a very chaotic situation. it goes to show exactly how many distress there is among a lot of the relatives, all of the relatives involved in the missing malaysian plane. >> about 77,000 civilians are still living in eight overcrowded u.n. camps across south sudan. the u.n. plans to move most of the refugees to more suitable locati