>> well, the similarity is in koala lumpur. it was recovered from the pilot's home after this was declared a criminal case and then was reassembled by investigators. what they found in that first review is that some of the files had been deleted. so they have asked the fbi to lend their expertise to try to recover or restore those files to see if there is any kind of smoking gun evidence that the pilot wanted to get rid of about a month before the flight went missing. >> there are essentially two ways to delete files. the way i do it which is delete. >> the right way, of course. >> the right way. and then there is a more sophisticated way to cover up your tracks. >> that's correct. >> which i can't do. is there any indication there was this sophisticated effort to delete the files and not the ones that i would use just the delete button. >> investigative source said to me that a critical issue which is at least not known to us at this point is whether this was just a typical delete or a deep delete even, or whether this was an

christopher buckley joins us from koala lumpur.hristopher, what you can tell me about the pilot and is there anything you can pull apart from social media to give us any new information? >> well, i think the information coming through about the chief pilot, captain zawahiri suggest that there is nothing so far that suggests any connection to the extraordinary disappearance of this flight. the social media reports that have come out over the past day or so don't point to somebody who has any, what you could say fanatical -- he showed interest in atheist thinking for example. he associated himself with the relatively moderate political opposition in malaysia. so, i'm sure the investigators are continuing to look at his background and also the co-pilot's background, but nothing so far provides any relevant connections to the disappearance of this plane. >> i suppose then that nobody who knows him there is expecting that when that hard drive, from his similarity gets to quantico and gets annualized, no one is expecting to see any sort

a lot of the sketches would involve airplanes, military people, just settings, sometimes trees or koala bears, whatever he -- what captured his imagination, he would do water colors or sketches of. and so the book is actually featuring his illustrations as a part of his story all the way through it. he was an artistic guy. we always knew growing up that he could build or draw or make just about anything, and he did win some awards at, like, state fairs and that kind of thing, teenage competitions. so he always had a knack for it. he was particularly good at drawing thing like trains and planes and different buildings, things like that. so he he was, he was a natural, for sure. but he kind of took it to another level when he got into the military and he designed the squadron logo, for instance, he painted nose art on his plane. kind of a scantily-clad lady, as you might imagine, the front and back view fending on which side of -- depending on which side of the plane you approached. and did the water colors and sketches of just things that they saw. one in particular that really caught my

he's like, "i'm going to need the koala." [ laughter ] >> bring the koala down to my office. >> seth: new office. >> it's like a fake teddy ruxpin. >> seth: it's like a knock off teddy ruxpin. >> he just likes it. i don't know. >> seth: he just likes it. >> he likes his things. >> seth: i'm sorry you're lonely. i will stop by and see you whenever you want. >> it's just, i don't like change very much. >> seth: yeah, yeah. >> you know what i mean? >> seth: that's good. but i'm glad you're having a baby. >> i know. right? [ laughter ] >> seth: nothing keeps everything exactly the same. >> everything's the same, right? everything's the same. >> seth: everything's the same. >> aww, seth meyers. you're good. >> seth: check out "saturday night live" this week with host lena dunham. musical guests, "the nationals." we'll be right back with olympians johnny weir and tara lipinski. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ vo: once upon a time there was a boy who traveled to a faraway place where villages floated on water and castles were houses dragons lurked, giants stood tall, and the good queen showed the

fox news has learned that the fbi is now taking apart the similarity in koala lumpur. pilot had in his home to retrieve erased data that's vitally important to know if the pilot was a radical nut. the factual point of the memo is now complete. enter the lunancy. singer courtney love has tweeted to her 300,000 followers that she has discovered the jet somewhere in the indian ocean. there is no truth to the rumor that cnn immediately hired ms. love to anchor one of its broadcasts. to say this whole media situation is out of control is the understatement of the century. one more note. the malaysian government has been disgraceful in its reaction to the tragedy and its citizens know it >> once again, the odds are that one or both of the pilots crashed this plane into the ocean. and that's the memo. now for the testimony story tonight, reaction, joining us from austin texas, james hall. former chairman of the national transportation safety board who investigated the bizarre egypt air crash back in 1999. so, mr. hall, in that situation, the egyptian pilot flew the plane righ

. >> reporter: the koala making a cameo didn't seem to take offense.is even confronted by a pretend version of herself in wax. >> her boobs are much bigger. >> reporter: 20 degrees and a shower or two. >> reporter: it doesn't seem to matter that weather really isn't on their radar. that hasn't stopped a slew of celebrities from being forecasters. scarlet johansen also suffered from gpd, geographical -- and snooki had to address her own areas of low cut pressure. the pressure was anything but low on the anchor who had to toss to prince charles, calling him your highness. >> well, it's an unsettled picture. >> who the hell wrote this script? >> reporter: but who needs to dabble in doppler when you can dance across the weather map, which is what tom hanks did on unavision, might as well go up and down like barometric pressure, it felt like a rehearsal for dancing with the stars meteorological edition. when the late, great comedian paul lindh did the weather for an ohio station, he played it dumb. >> 41% chance of twisters. >> reporter: and when confronted

. >> the boeing 777 carrying 239 people, including at least three americans, took off from koala lamb pure, but it fell off the radar roberted life vietnam air space. the vietnamese air force says it spotted two oil slicks close could where the plane may have gone missing. there's no word if they're related. investigators want see wreckage or detect pings from the aircraft's black box. >> we have not found any wreckage. >> most onboard were chinese, and in beijing, anguished family members were bothered into a hotel room, frustrated and desperate for information, and in coil la lamb pure, much the same. >> malaysia airlines says whatever happened occurred quickly and possibly catastrophic include. >> the probability, for instance, that a mechanical problem brought the airline airplane down is highly unlikely. the possibility of a bomb is more likely. we don't know about the weather. >> the boeing 777 is one of the most popular jets withen excellent safety regard and only one fatal crash in it 19-year history. >> here's a look at the passenger list from the flight released by beijing a

we have more from koala lumpur. >> reporter: a huge search on a huge scale. dozens of airport near and farer but yet with no definitive answer there are no answers to what happened to flight 370 from kuala lumpur to beijing. >> the missing aircraft mystery. we are including our efforts to do what we have to do. many are helping us, all the experts around the world are helping us. but as far as we are concerned we have to find the aircraft. >> reporter: malaysian officials are not discounting any possibility for the plane's disappearance including hijack terrorism or something catastrophic that ripped apart the aircraft above the wards. >> reporter: they continue to investigate the two men who had stolen passports. the u.s. fbi in malaysia is consulting with authorities on the investigation. china has an investigation of its own. chinese state television has reported one name o on the passenger list that did not list the passport number and that person with the pas passport nur is still in china. the despair of the families of the 239 people on board waiting f

tonight we will have full coverage and start with alice in koala lume you are. a warning, his report contains flash photography. >> it was a moment the world was expecting but the families of those on board flight mh-370 ere hoping would never come. the malaysian's prime minister announcement based on new information from the british communications company at the heart of this investigation. >> the u.k. company that provided the satellite data, using a type of analysis never before used in an investigation of this sort. they have been able to shed more light on image 370's flight path. >> they used data sent from the plane to satellite to establish two possible corridors the aircraft could have traveled. they used a new type of computer modeling to discount the northern corridor. the plane's last signal must have come from here, deep in the southern indian ocean. >> this is a remote location far from any possible landing sites. it is therefore with deep sadness and regret that i must form you that according to his new data flight mh-370 ended in the southern ind

so it's a pleasant 73 degrees >> did you notice the koala? >> i think spencer christian is safe >> never felt safer, let's take a look at time lapse view this afternoon. check out clouds this, is a nice view of what's happening around the bay area in advance of the rainfall. most rain in the north bay. some beginning to rush down towards the golden gate. it could be shifting during overnight hours. dry and thunderstorms around atlanta. showers in pacific northwest and over parts of northern california tomorrow as well. including the bay area. tomorrow we'll call it isolated showers with breaks of sunshine. high temperatures right around 60s near the coast. mid to upper 60s near the bay and inland. thank you, spencer. >> a mother drives her three young dmiern a pounding surf. >> also, nasty note one passenger left for a pilot because she was a woman. >> can your credit score improve if you pay off your debt to collections? the answer next in my q and a segment. covered california is howt californians can take advantage. we can help you get qua

today" reporter is live in koala lumpur. what is is the latest in malaysia? >> the latest in terms of the families that they are grieving, they are hysterical. the last we saw they were crying and screaming and holding on to each other. and a father of one of the flight engine on board told me this is not enough what the malaysian government, what the malaysian prime minister announced is simply not enough that the government has to find the plane and the government has to find the body of the son. he says that he is grieving. he is will at some point think that this is faded in order for him to move on he needs the government to it find the body of his son. >> mahi, in china, some of the chinese relatives are accusing the airline of being true murderers is the term we are being told in some news account. is there distrust of the malaysian airliner. are they showing them any of the satellite imagery? >> the thing is that from day one malaysia has come out with contradictory statements. saying something and recanting it hours later. malaysia has a history of s

it was headed to koala lumpur before it went missing. radar could have detected it before it went down. >>> a medal of honor for those who served decades ago when they were discriminated. only three of them are alive to receive the recognition. those are the headlines, and consider this is next. you can always get the latest news on aljazeera.com. venzuela. is most of what we thought we knew about eating saturated fats wrong. the controversial call to land a bachelor before their bachelor's degree. i am antonio morrow. welcome to "consider this." here is more on what's ahead. russian has an exed the region of crimean to haday after the u and european union imposed the toughest sanctions since the cold war. a defiant vladimir putin said crimean has always been an inseparable part of russia.

. >> our best asset is the p 3 orion and they're flying out of koala lumpur. those are very advanced aircraft. if first the system that send back information on engine performance. then the transponder which tells controllers the location and altitude of the plane. was this a hijacking or rogue pilot. malaysian owes officials would only say that they continue to look at everything. >> there are four or five possibilities. it could have been intentionally. it could have been done under duress. it could have been an explosion. >> reporter: it does appear that the plane remained in the air for some time. satellites continue to pick up automatic signals from systems that monitor the engines. based on those signals and a possible sighting of the plane on military radar the jet is believed to have turned far off course and headed west towards the indian ocean. a huge expanse of water to search for this one plane and the two 239 people on board. a source close to the investigation tells me that they have had a better look now at the military radar in that area. and i

it was expected to arrive in koala lumpur over an hour ago. what do you know florence qux. >> we know that air control lost contact with the aircraft about two hours after it took off. it is deploying search and rescue teams to try and locate the aircraft. they haven't said yet where they lost contact with the aircraft and receiving conflicting information at the moment. they may think it's somewhere within the peninsula of malaysia. the aircraft appears to have entered air space controlled by vietnam. however, i stress that hasn't been confirmed by the airlines yet. they will be confirming, back in september 1995, when one of its planes crashed into a malasian city, about 34 people on board. >> florence lu who is following this story from kuala lumpur . >> richelle carey is here with the top stories. richelle. >> u.s. statements to pressure it to leave crimea. the foreign ministry says sanctions announced by washington would back fire and hit the u.s., quote, like a boomerang. thousands of russians took to the street to show support of the is

the attendance at the game in sydney, 40,000 australians and two koala bears.trange, isn't it? >> time now for the weather. we say going to cecily tynan from philadelphia. >> thank you, ron. it's a tale of two seasons this weekend. yesterday felt like spring. but i want to show you live, washington, d.c. today where it is going to be 15 degrees cooler than yesterday. so you'll need your coats in d.c. the reason why, this strong arctic front. and this front is bringing some showers and thunderstorms across the deep south today. and behind it, you get that wind. sharply colder than yesterday. birmingham, the high, 55, little rock, 65. atlanta, 60. yesterday, atlanta, well up in the 70s. and that arctic blast is well-entrenched in the midwest. these wind chills this morning, feeling like the dead of winter. green bay, 6 degrees below zero. detroit, feels like 3. minneapolis, 9, fargo, 2 degrees. if you want the warm sunshine, you have to go to the southwest. los angeles, 67, phoenix, arizona, 86, tucson, 82. las vegas, 79. that's t >> this weather report has been

two united states-based representatives of the ntsb, joined by two faa representatives arrived on koala lamb lamb pure. and they're cooperating with their counterparts. >> the black boxes are clearly a priority. a u.s. official said even a piece of fuselage in this case could be very telling because it can be tested for explosive residue, and they can look at the damage such as blowout marks to see whether there was a catastrophic event that caused the plane to come down. so doesn't just have to be the black boxes. even a piece of the aircraft could be a telling piece of evidence. >> that would be helpful. thank you very much. let's turn to robert francis, former vice-chairman of the national transportation safety board. work on the crashes of twa, and a plane in the florida everglades and the crash that killed golfer payne stewart. it's nice to see you again. >> i've just read from a source that reuters is now quoting who says -- is involved in the investigation who says it is highly likely that the plane disintegrated in the air. what would cause that sort of catastrophic disintegrati

. >> 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 if you're wondering what t

assigned a p-3 maritime control reconnaissance aircraft to cover the northern zone play flying out of koala we are taking the newest we have in theater p-8 and sending it to perth, australia, and on the way it will cover the southern zone. >> well, that's the u.s. navy's seventh fleet seventh zone of that hunt. 20 countries still searching for flight 370. the pilot and pilot under scrutiny in that investigation. no evidence that the plane has crashed. leading, to as you can imagine, all kinds of speculation that it may have landed on some runway. one of 634 runways in that whole region. as you look at the plane's track up to the north and the south, you can see it's a massive area that they are searching. and in that area black holes as -- hard to believe you can't see everywhere in the world. >> but that, i mean, every scenario leads to paradoxes. does that mean that everybody i suppose is is captive or do they die when the plane went up to 45,000 feet and the oxygen was sucked out? i mean, these are extremely exotic scenarios. the tragedy is that the malaysians have been so, i don't know,

it had reached 37,000 feet about two hours into the flight from koala lam pure. it was on it way to beijing, china. crews lost contact with the plane. 239 people onboard, including three american citizens we know at this point. two of them children, just 4 and 2 years old. but the word of a u-turn has been making headlines. malaysian officials say the jet may have turned around just minutes before it vanished. >> normally, there is if the pilot is unable to proceed as per plan, and normally, then he makes that decision to turn back, he will report. to the base or report to the att. from what we know, from the recording as well as our own recording to message the base, there was no such distress signal or distress call for safety. so we are equally puzzled. >> so you're hearing there from a news conference that happened just a few hours ago. you heard the questions about why the plane would have turned around. also questions about stolen passports used to board the flight and four people looked at closely on airport surveillance video, hoping to maybe give videos

last night a vigil for the 239 people on board was held in koala lumpur. >>> 10 more bodies have been recovered from the landslide in washington state. the death toll is now up to 24. more than 50 members of the walk national guard joined the search yesterday. the rain-soaked hillside gave way saturday morning. officials say the operation is still in the rescue and recovery phase. they say the death toll will likely rise. >>> the family of 19-year-old navy midshipman will mckamey says they're overwhelmed by the support from his classmates, teammate, coaching staff and the naval academy. mckamey died yesterday three days after collapsing during football practice in annapolis. two years ago he was hospitalized after a head injury during a high school game in the hometown of knoxville, tennessee. the family has not yet announced any funeral arrangements. >>> more problems with petroleum. a malfunction at a british petroleum refinery has caused oil to leak into lake michigan. oil has already washed to shore in whiting, indiana. a statement from the bp refinery didn't explain what happened

finish, as it goes up, the pilots now reach cruising altitude, they cleared the 8,000-foot ridge around koala cruising altitude. all right. good night. the co-pilot snoozes. the pilot is in charge. all of the sudden by god that smoldering tire has now ignited a fire. i have got a fire in the cockpit? what do i do? >> what do you do? radio back and say there is fire in the cockpit. >> aviate, navigate. >> you navigate back. >> aviate, navigate, communicate in that order. >> we have a pilot coming up. >> what does the pilot do? what's the closest field? the closest field is a place called. >> turns the thing. >> not going to let me say this lancoyy is an island in the course of that 990-degree turn. he makes that turn desperate to get to that island, why? it has a 13,000-foot landing strip on it and no obstructions. so he has got to make that left turn, is he going to the closest field. he has 13,000-foot landing strip on the island but by then they are overcome by smoke inhalation. they are unconscious. the plane -- they die. the plane keeps flying on that course right over the island. you got

we have cnn jim clancy live in koala lumpur. the authorities announced the latest. are there any indications of where their investigation is leading today? >> i think what they're doing today. they search all day, hold discussions all day and then they come out. the evening hours that they have it, morning your time. but they're trying to reboot this entire investigation. yesterday they met. where we are near here. it represents 25 different countries along the two arcs where satellite data has given us an idea. just a rough idea of where flate 370 might have been at 8:11 in the morning on december 8th. the day that it disappeared. now, of course, we know that that plane was still, it had its power. on it was probably still in the air up until that point. that was the sat late handshake that told us that the plane was still active. now, we have 25 countries involved. they are all being asked for their data records. what you just reported, there about pakistan coming back and saying it is showing up nowhere on our records. other countries are being asked to do the sa

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have been looking at an incident from 2005 involving a boeing triple 7 actually heading from perth to koala lump pur. 40 some odd page report from the australian transport safety bureau. it raises questions about how automatic a lot of the flying is. autopilot and the training that pilots are getting on that for when something goes wrong. according to the australian safety bureau, the incident happened on this flight a triple 7 from perth to cue all la lump pur, said to have been an issue with the autopilot and sudden changes in altitude. this is the report and the takeaway is this. in a sentence. when the had wear war failure occurred combined with the software anomaly, the crew were faced with an unexpected situation not foreseen. is the crew had not been trained to respond to a specific situation of this type. we called boeing and they did not comment on this incident. but if there was some sort of mechanical failure with flight 370, would the pilots have known what to do? our experts are back, richard quest, miles o'brien, arthur rosenberg and robert goyer. let me start with you, richar

haslinda amin has the latest from koala lump or.rans -- plans to triple operating profit. david tweed is in berlin with lufthansa's most recent results. >> changes, to the formula one race. this week we are taking you to the chairman. we will see -- show you how he fits this with his other interests. earnings for the fourth biggest supermarket. manus cranny is here to bring the numbers. >> good morning. dow 2% for the full year. let's see if we can -- that comes in at 17.7 billion pounds. morrison's has been under pressure. let's just see if we can get a little bit more detail. downrevenue comes in 17.2%. in terms of the actual news release, let's see what else we can give you. >> p.a.t. down by 2.8%. >> the final dividend, 9.2 pence. in terms ofshots what they were doing, ignoring the core customer, that was the message. that is coming through from the analysts. >> they were late to the game. to retain overwhelmingly free hold -- we are beginning to get more detail. full-year loss before tax comes in a 176 million pounds. retaining

how the koala loan for authorities failed to do that is a major lapse. it is inexcusable. >> let's work for the moment with this theory. wouldn't somebody have claimed responsibility? >> not these days. in the 1980's, there was a territorial claim that someone was trying to advance terrorism. you hijack a plane and say free these prisoners --whatever it may be. these days, it has a whole different complexion. they don't always claim credit. the reason is that sometimes they are trying to instill fear. sometimes they are afraid of retaliation. sometimes they are lone wolves. they died in the incident. who knows what happened here. in this day and age, terrorist acts for which there is no claim of first possibility is not unusual. only twoe possibilities an act of terrorism or some kind of catastrophic failure of the plane? mechanical failure? >> there's a third that would have been ruled out, which is a shootdown by air to air missile. that has happened before. in 1983, the soviet union shot down a korean jet. we would know by now if that happened. it was

they had an early planning meeting in koala limp or. --kuala lumpur. we have no evidence of that at this point. we really don't know this has anything to do with international terrorism. >> thank you so much for joining us. moving and shaking this hours the former english teacher jack ma founded alibaba and is likely to come out with the biggest ipo in the u.s. in two years. the valued atd up $200 billion. hall of fame basketball coach phil jackson won a record 11 championships with the chicago bulls and l.a. lakers and now he may have his toughest job yet, trying to revive the dismal fortunes of the new york knicks, team he once played for. he will not coach but he will run the operation and there are reports he will get paid more than $15 million per year. diddy,want to live like you can buy his apartment for under $8 million. it is only 2300 square feet but it has a pr room, a built-in 90 inch flatscreen tv and killer views of central park. he wants to move downtown or he can throw parties without disturbing the neighbors because they all party in d

and a lot of the sketches would involve airplanes and military people, trees, koala bears, whatever they would capture the imagination, they would do watercolors or sketches. so the book is actually featuring his illustrations. there's a part of the story all the way through it. to mackey mackey is an artistic guy and we always knew growing up that he could old or draw make just about anything wonderful. and he did win some awards at state fairs and that kind of thing. teenage competitions. so he always had a knack for it and he was particularly good at things like trains and planes and building things like that. and so he was a natural, for sure. but he kind of took it to another level when he got into the military and he designed the squadron logo, for instance. the front and the back view depending on which side of the plane approached. and they did the sketches of things that they saw. one of the particular things that caught my attention was a time where on the rescue yet managed to locate and pick up five survivors on an island. they had been through so much and their stories were

promoting her upcoming concert later hosting this shot, her big moment, photobombed, of course, by a koalas morning, a first look right now at angelina jolie's upcoming move "maleficent." jolie sat down with "entertainment weekly" talking about acting alongside her beautiful daughter vivian who also has a role in the movie. jolie opened about her recent health scare but says she's doing great. the new issue of "entertainment weekly" is on newsstands this week and the retelling of "maleficent" hits theaters may 30th. only she could pull off looking gorgeous with that makeup. she's just a universal beauty. >>> ready for this. >> ready? the story we can't get enough of. poor guy, sorry, john. >> we'll agree, enjoy that once more, and that's it. >> you'll want to hang on because i have a surprise for all of you. john travolta, of course, weighing in after his pronunciation mishap introducing "frozen" star idina menzel. at the oscars. >> please welcome the wickedly talented one and only adele dazi. ♪ let it go >> adele dazi, of course, the rising star that we're all going to come to love soon.

. >> and crashing into the sea as it flew from koala lumpor to beijing.members are gathered at the beijing airport. we see some pictures here. as you can see some are overcome with grief and fearing the very worst. >> meantime, officials with malaysia airlines say weather does not appear to be a factor. we also know they made no mayday call. >> very much a mystery. >> absolutely. >>> thank you so much for starting your morning with us. >> the debut of the "michael smerconish show" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> hey, good morning. i'm michael smerconish. i have worked in television as a commentator and guest host for year, but i have always wanted a program of my own, and this is it. and i am really psyched. it's fitting that it should air on a saturday morning given our political climate. see, saturday mornings growing up in the philly suburbs back in the '70s is when my brother and i used to watch pro wrestling. down in the rec room surrounded by beanbag chairs some shade of greern and on tv watch our heroes. that meant mai s

have the wonderful economists from down under as a pretty horrible aussie accent but it's not all koalas in kangaroos down under on broome bus it's about economics and policy definitely right here first of john quiggin is an australian economist and professor at the university of queensland he's also a prolific writer and ranked in the top five percent of economists worldwide he's going to be on the show and in addition to writing his academic works john pens a blog at john quiggin dot com and is a frequent contributor to the blog good timber now quicken sat down with my colleague as word harrison to discuss his latest book zombie economics how dead ideas still walk among us and edward start off by asking questions about his beef with the view that markets always know best regardless of the problem here's what he had to say. look at a bunch of all of these which is most of you shouldn't be. on the lawyer the market liberalism that all the polls he said lead from the knowledge seven days until the crisis is still really does a. pretty sorry discreated. row well let me tell you about littl