. >>> during a flight from kuala lumpur to beijing, the plane disappeared three months ago. in the indian ocean looking for any signs of that plane's wreckage f. you tweet any of your message, it also goes to researchers at m.i.t., tracking patterns. why social media seems to generate more negative reaction than positive one. >> there's a couple of theories. >> nobody knows who you are. >> that's the theory. >> anonymity. >> a guy with a lot to say. piers morgan is here with an exclusive live interview. his first since his nightly cable show was axed. >>> let's begin this half hour with the "real housewives of new jersey" teresa and swroe giudice, for the first time

call w kuala lumpur international airport. just after midnight, the pilots of malaysia airlines flight 370 are preparing for takeoff. >> it is all about checklists in aviation. they're going through checklists. >> miles o'brien is a pilot and aviation analyst for cnn. >> doesn't matter how mundane it is, how many times you've done it, you do it religiously because that is absolute foundation of safety in aviation. >> in a cockpit, 27-year-old first officer fariq hamid. this video shows him training on the 777. flight 370 was his first time flying the aircraft without an instructor. >> so while his experience may have been low on the aircraft, he was totally up to date on how to fly it. a lot of airline pilots tell me these are the best people to fly with because they just come out of rigorous training. >> next to fariq, zaharie shah, a captain with over 18,000 hours in the air, and a stellar reputation. >> we go back about 30 years. we started flying together. >> nick is a former chief pilot for malaysia airlines. >> my wife i

it was supposed to fly to kuala lumpur. they believe the plane crashed when it ran out of fuel. the cnn special report "vani "vanished: flight of 370" begins right now. >> it's one of the greatest mystery of all time. >> nobody expects a 777 to vanish. it just doesn't happen. >> a state-of-the-art aircraft with 239 people on board. it disappears without a trace. >> all communications are switched off. >> how could it happen? >> you have a series of events that appear to be human driven. >> mistakes? >> everything went wrong there. it borders on scandal. >> missed opportunities. >> the aircraft was still flying. four hours later no one is looking at -- >> many more questions than answers. >> there are no black boxes inside human beings. that's what we need in this case. >> what happened to malaysia airlines flight 307 and will we ever find it? >> we need to know what happened. it is not an option not to know. >> "vanished: the mystery of malaysia airlines flight 370." >> march 8th, 2014, kuala lumpur international airport. just after midnight, the pilots of malaysia airlines flig

nhk world, kuala lumpur. >>> that wraps up our bulletin. i'm patchari raksawong in bangkok. >>> emerging economic powers still struggle with poverty. emboldened citizens still demanding democracy. the threat of violence, push for peace. shadow of conflict. get news and insight on south and southeast asia every weekday live from bangkok only on nhk "newsline." >>> the heir to the thrown of luxembourg is encouraging firms to get involved in his country's information communication and technology industries. the prince is leading a delegation of around 60 business leaders. he told nhk that luxembourg is attractive because of its location. >> it is truly a gate way into the european market. with more than 500 million consumers. we have in luxembourg the chance of having a very business friendly mindset. we're open always been open to the outside world. >> the prince said his country is diversifying beyond its traditional role as a financial center. >> we've developed over past ten years a very big and very good infrastructure for a city, for int

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. >>> in kuala lumpur there is what quite a splash, parachuting into a pool.hows a team of base jumpers crashing a pool party after dropping 1,100' from the famous kuala lumpur tower. john van horn and the buddies are always looking for exciting sites and they aimed at the rooftop pool hotel party. >> a leading candidate for oakland mayor runs a contribution from a major backer and what is leading a "no thanks," to the cash. kaepernick is not the only star possibly facing a fine for wear the wrong brand of headphones. >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >>> health care worker diagnosed with ebola virus, this wasn't supposed to happen. a report on what may have gone wrong and the new fears spreading. >>> cameras were there as injured ferry passengers are rushed to the hospital in san francisco. the accident along the busy water front and what went wrong. >> how would you like like to ce you have giant pumpkins? we have a fall favorite festival underway. >> when they get that beg you just take a picture and admire them. >> if you carve y

that's anet o'neil going for a base jump in kuala lumpur? asia. these get serious very quickly. the parachute opens and immediately twists. now she is in trouble. she nearly smashes right into the kl power. she is a resident expert at extreme sports.about.com. >> you don't have a lot of time to recover from a mistake. >> she can't untwist the line. she reaches above the twist and grabs the line and operates the chute like that. >> she gained control as she was going to land. >> pulls it off. manages to land with a twisted chute. she is a bit excited about living through this. >> she couldn't get to that to operate. it kept twisting and twisting. >> welglad to see s landed safe. >> kids are amazing. they will find their own way very genuinely. they do not like this. >> baby is taking her time deciding whether she likes it or not. >> is that yummy? >> baby didn't like it. is that good? it's not good. okay. >> she is very polite about it. >> she didn't want to hurt her mom's feelings. she didn't know if mom worked all day pureeing those sweet potatoes. >> is that good? it isn't goo

joining us from kuala lumpur. a pioneer of emerging markets. yum! brands has its sights on one of the last great frontees. talking myanmar, southeast asian competent joins us with a look -- i guess we have to find out how much we know. you're saying there's not much we know about what they're really planning? >> at this point in time you're right about that. little is known. what we know is that it's going to be a joint venture. yum! brands will tie up with a local company yoma. by the way, that company listed in singapore, they will tie up for this particular project, little else revealed so far. though having said that, there's been tremendous speculation over the past year that yum! has been hiring in mean jahr, not surprising. -- myanmar, not surprising. massive attempt i guess to get market.t particular global players are keen to get a share of the pie in myanmar. a market that's just opened up to foreign companies. it's also increasing wealth among the people. there's a lot of potential, so much to be tapped and there have been success stories

american base jumpers in kuala lumpur decided they were going to arrive in a nearby pool party in stylesports enthusiasts did what you think they're going to do. they launched themselves off the 330-meter-high kuala lumpur tower and parachuted down into a skyscraper rooftop. thank goodness they hit it. real james bond stuff. they're met by cheers from fellow enthusiasts and everyone had a good time. just time to remind you of our top story here on "gmt." the u.n. has stepped in to try to resolve a disnewt liberia where health workers say they're not getting fairly paid in the fight against ebola. the head of the u.n.'s new ebola agency has told the bbc it will work with governments to ensure people on the front line get the pay they deserve. thanks for watching "gmt." minivn t-bones you. guess what: your insurance company will only give you 37-thousand to replace it. "depreciation" they claim. "how can my car depreciate before it's first oil change?" you ask. maybe the better question is, why do you have that insurance company? with liberty mutual new car replacement, we'll replace the

an explosion rocked downtown kuala lumpur thursday z. one person is dead and at least 13 are injured. the predawn explosion was at a site popular with foreign tourists. the blast occurred outside a pub shortly past 4:00 a.m. local time. police suspect a hand grenade exploded. >> translator: several people were apparently quarrelling before i heard the sound of the loud blast. >> the police say they found another explosive device at the site under a parked car. entry to the area was blocked while officers disposed of the device. the police say the bombers motive is unknown. a senior official says a gang feud may be to blame. >>> a university professor -- the 26-year-old student has been questioned by police about his plan to fight for the group. tokyo police say the student at the university in northern japan consulted him about ways to contact islamic state. he is a visiting professor at a private university. they are investigating whether he mediated between the student and the group. they learned he told an acquaintance he contacted a

a flight from kuala lumpur to beijing. we are hearing from malaysian officials, they believe they will find that plane. that's the latest from the live desk. >>> 4:48. starting next month, teams will search for the remains of a virginia teen who disappeared more than a year ago. nelson county sheriff's deputies will resume their search for 17-year-old alexis murphy. investigators temporarily stopped the search in august because of the thick brush and trees. murphy was last seen as a gas station. randy taylor was convicted in her abduction and murphy. her body has never been found. >>> according to the "washington post", the council is considering a new bill that requires employers to wait until after the first job interview to ask about criminal convictions. the bill was approved last month. a public hearing and full council vote is scheduled for november 19th. >>> montgomery county officials are looking for whoever did this, set fire to a children's playground. that photo of the play set went up in flames. it happened mon

flight mh-370 was heading to beijing from kuala lumpur when it vanished. the plane had 239 people on board. the officials say they believe the plane crashed into the indian ocean, about 1800 kilometers off perth western australia. a private sector firm specializing in deep sea surveys is taking part in the search. three vessels will be looking for the missile aircraft. the search area is 60,000 square kilometers. it includes an undersea trench about 6,000 meters deep. now for the latest in business news here's ron madison from the biz desk. ron? >> all right. thank you very much, miki. east asia certainly been a bright spot on the world economic map for a couple of years now. countries in the region have been enjoying strong growth, but now people at the world bank say growth this year will slow somewhat. analysts at the bank predict east asian economies will expand by 6.9%. that would be an annual drop of 0.3 percentage points. they expect falling prices of resources to weigh down on exports from indonesia, and they say political turmoil has hurt investme

during a flight from kuala lumpur to beijing. protests continue in hong kong today.ity officials want the crowds to clear by tomorrow. but protestors aren't going anywhere. some of the crowds began moving to hong kong's chief exectuive they are upset over china's electoral process. activists are asking for the right to choose their candidates through direct election/ police have arrested at least 30 people since friday. authorities searching for a group of missing students in mexico have made a horrific discovery. they've unearthed mass graves in guerrero, one of the country's most violent states. the identities of the bodies are unclear -- but d-n-a tests are now being carried out. the students disappeared after a deadly police shooting last week. on wednesday, the blood moon is back. some people need an extra push and motivation by a personal trainer to exercise. i want to show you a great new mobile map that will help you meet personal trainers. it's a nice sunday evening with mild to warm temperatures. cooler weather is coming up this next week. ♪ all around the

the boeing 777 was traveling frto kuala lumpur when it disappeared. crews will use sonar, video cameras and jet fuel sensors to try to scour the sea board to look for any traces of that plane. >> certainly the families just looking for resolution. >> can you imagine? heart break. >> 6:41. coming up, a reported attack at levi's stadium and now two men are behind bars. >> plus gunshot and then screams. late night shoppers at walmart scrambled for their safety. >> and a live picture right now at the venue, our at&t park, as the giants prepare for game three against the washington nationals. we'll be back for 15 minutes of non-stop news right after this break. >>> at 6:44 to a developing story, an nbc freelance cameraman with ebola arrived in a nebraska hospital where he'll be treated for the deadly disease. in texas, the condition of the other ebola patient is deteriorating. good morning, mark. >> reporter: good morning to you. a rather somber mood in dallas after it's been learned that thomas eric duncan is now fighting for his life. over the weekend hi

it disappeared after taking off from kuala lumpur.o trace of the airliner has been found. >>> brazilians make their choice for president. polls are closed and a live report next on al jazeera america later... >> i'm tania page reporting from south africa on how the elephants amazing sense of smell could one day be used to save lives. >>> 140 million - that's the number of brazilians who could cast their ballots today at the poll. there's 15,000 candidates to choose from, running for various offices nationwide, including the presidential race. we go to sao paulo for more. the incumbent dilma rousseff went into the election with momentum. what are her realistic expectations for tonight? >> well, you are right, she went into this with a last-minute poll that came out, saying that she pulled away, and was at 40-45-46%. that's good news because she needs 50% or more to win on the first ballot. if no candidate gets the 50% threshold, it goes to a run off in october. dilma rousseff on pace to get to the run off, but hopes a left-minute push

the flight 370 disappeared on a flight from kuala lumpur to beijing. >> the dow is back in the black after triple digit begin. >>> good morning, topping america's money stocks roaring back all three averages posting strong gains in tuesday with the dow adding 215 points and s&p 500 surged 37 points, the best day of the year. target taking a step in the battle for holiday shopping offering free shipping. from now until december 20. last year was a disaster after 100 million customers had data stolen. mcdonald's will allow restaurants to offer more options that are best suited to their region and will expand touch screen earnings after a sharp decline in sales. that is america's money. >>> now the weather with meteorologist mike nicco. >> without an umbrella. right now. this time tomorrow? maybe not so much especially saturday morning for most of us. we have scattered thunderstorms to the west and that will roll in after 10:00 so we hope the game does not go more than three hours with milder temperatures tonight and low 60's and at home, you can see how clear live doppler hd is retreat

miles of oh ocean. 239 people were on board the flight that disappeared after taking off from kuala lumpurr beijing. >> airfares are holding steady and financial markets are on the rebound. >> here's t.j. holmes with the america's money report. >> good morning. topping america's money over seas markets are picking up. the good news news from washington friday and a rally on wall street. 248,000 jobs were added. better than expected. with only four carriers you would think airfares are going up. "gone girl" topped the box office. right behind is a low budget horror flick Ñi"anna belle." then "the equalizer." i'm t.j. holmes. >> yes? >>i was thinking that's going to be neat when the skies turn orange today. >> yes, orange sky at night means -- >> orange october. it's a metaphor. >> i had a feeling somebody was speaking for us. >> we bet the loser would wear the winner's color. the wrap up is likely tomorrow morning. >> the nationals are white and red. we can wear white but we don't need to worry. >> throw away the red. >> comfortable clothing away from the coast. it will be warmer than avera

a flight from kuala lumpur to beijing. >>> detectives trying to get to the bottom of an assault allegationinst a top ranked high school football program in loudoun county. for the first time police visited briar wood. varsity players are sidelined as the sheriff's department says if they assaulted two jv players in the locker room. the sheriff's department says they are not ruling out whether this was hazing incident. the school is not commenting. >>> the search for the remains of a missing virginia teen will resume next month. starting next month, teams will search for the remains of a virginia teen who disappeared more than a year ago. nelson county sheriff's deputies will resume their search for 17-year-old alexis murphy. investigators temporarily stopped the search in august because of the thick brush and trees. murphy was last seen as a gas station. randy taylor was convicted in her abduction and murphy. her body has never been found. >>> montgomery county officials are looking for whoever did this, set fire to a playground in kensington. that photo of the play set went up in flames.

florence lee, al jazeera, kuala lumpur. >> hundreds of mourners have lined the streets of the canadian town to pay their respect to corporal nathan. he was funned down while standing guard in the capitol last week. he was killinged by a 32-year-old man who was shot dead by police, after he stormed into the nearby parliament billing. the saying in canada, the city has elected businessman as his new mayor, the current mayor rob ford dropped his bid for re-election six weeks ago after being diagnosed with a rare form of cancer. his brother ran in his place, rob ford drew international attention during his term, because of his heavy drinking and cocaine use. who has been leading the country since 2009, took the oath of parliament, took the oath at parliament in the capitol, his newly elected parliament voted on sunday after his party won the national election with a reduced majority. as tonya page reports, on employment is high and demand for diamonds which is their main export is down. some have children to support and are desperate for full time jobs. building projects here are signs of

ocean where the plane is thought to have ended its flight. 239 people were onboard the plane from kuala lumpurphoon phanfone brought heavy rain to japan before moving on to the capital tokyo. at least one person has died and three others are missing. thousands of households have lost power and japan's two largest airlines have suspended many flights. >>> the world's longest reigning monarch has had surgery to remove his gallbladder. doctors say the 86-year-old's procedure went well. thais hold the king in great affection. he has stepped in repeatedly over the years to unify the country. >>> it's been two decades since the end of white minority rule in south africa. but the end of apartheid and the emergence of a rainbow nation hasn't gone down well with everyone. some africanas feel they've been given a raw deal, so they set up their own whites only town. around a thousand people live there. our reporter paid it a visit. >> reporter: this is a small south african town where only white people live. the south african constitution allows for cultural groups. there are only about a thousand africa

airliner vanished on its way from kuala lumpur to beijing.om the ocean where it's believed to have run out of fuel, not a single trace has been found. as a new phase of the search begins, song criticizes what he considers to be a lack of open information and investigation. >> without the investigation, the searching is no use. not in the right area, not in the right direction. the searching is -- it's a waste of time. waste of time. >> reporter: but australian officials in charge of the operation are cautiously optimistic the refined search area will bring results. it covers 60,000 square kilometer, roughly the size of west virginia or croatia. it could take up to a year and cost $48 million. how will it work? three ships will be equipped with a toe fish that contains sonar and a camera to be towed about 100 meters and then data is transmitted to the ship and via satellite to the shore. >> how fast it goes depends essentially on the sort of terrain you're covering. that varies from quite flat plains to rivers and crevasses that require much c

plane was 239 passengers mysteriously vanished eight months ago during a scheduled service between kuala lumpur and beijing. >>> marijuana could be a cash cow for the district. finance officials say sales could bring in $20 million in tax revenue. if the measure passes, congress will not review the bill until next spring. then d.c. officials would take six months to write regulations. stores would not open until sometime in 2016. >>> what do you use your smartphones for? most of us don't use it to make a phone call. halo found the majority of us use it for the alarm clock or to send text messages or e-mail. making a call was actually number six on the most common use list. the survey says the average person uses their phone about two hours a day, 20 minutes of that time is spent making three phone calls. >> i'm not surprised at all. i think those numbers go down the younger the user is. >>> it's going to be a spooky night at the white house. >> the president and first lady will welcome some for trick-or-treating. for military families. >>> let's get you caught up on the forecast if you're makin

flight 370 damaged in march during a flight from kuala lumpur to beijing. >>> good day is what, 6:20, it is about 40 minutes away. >> so mike, i take my son to his first game. hello, sir. >> what about that eagles game. how do you feel. it was almost like a loss. >> seriously. >> isn't it weird. >> how you do they let that game slip away that team is bad those rams. >> yeah. >> they almost let it slip away. we will talk about that game. how are you feeling about that on this machine morning. 6:20 right now. if you recently got that new iphone you are probably faced with this question would you like to buy some insurance with that? our financial expert will help us decide, is that just a waste of money or not should you buy insurance for a phone? >> did you ever do it? >> i never do it, i never buy insurance on anything, do you kerryy bought the insurance on my phone and i have used it many times. >> because you are clumsy. >> because i'm clumsy, that is exactly true. my husband said the next phone you get it has got to be kerry proof. so whatever even if you can find. >> i have a ques

but have a look, because a group of american base jumpers in kuala lumpur decided they were going to a nearby pool party in style. they launched themselves off the 330-meter-haiku cue tower, landing, as you can see, with a splash in a nearby skyscraper rooftop in true james bond style, met with cheers from fellow swimmers. amazing pictures. we're back soon. kind of service plan can you get? well right now if you select the 15 gig plan we'll double your data and make it 30 gigs for the same price. well that- great! you'll take it. in head * are you inside my mind right now? nope where was... albuquerque who was the porcupine what is my fave- hollandaise sauce no way... the new iphone is here and now you get 30 gigs of data to share starting at $160 dollars a month. and for grandpa moving in with us for a few, uh, months. he's such a wonderful role model for little jimmy. and, uh, i think we're all very excited. [ male announcer ] kraft macaroni & cheese. you know you love it. [ male announcer ] kraft macaroni & cheese. oh no. who are you? daddy, this is blair, he booked this room with

mh 370, with 239 people on board, vanished from radar screens march 8th on its way from kuala lumpur to beijing. despite an unprecedented search in the southern indian ocean where the plane is believed to have run out of fuel, not a single trace has been found. as a new phase of the search begins, song criticizes what he considers to be a lack of open information and investigation. >> without investigation the searching is no use. it's not in the right area, not in the right direction. the searching is waste time, i just say. waste of time. >> reporter: but australian officials in charge of the operation are cautiously optimistic the refined search area will bring results. it covers 60,000 square kilometers. roughly the size of west virginia or croatia. it could take up to a year and cost $348 million. so how will it work? three ships will be equipped with a tow fish that contain side scan sonar and a camera to be towed about 100 meters above the ocean floor. data will then be transmitted in real-time to the ship and on a daily basis via satellite to shore. >> how fast it goes depend

more than six months ago, malaysian airlines flight 370 mysteriously disappeared en route from kuala lumpurbeijing, triggering a massive search the plane was thought to have crashed somewhere in or near the southern indian ocean, with 239 people on board. a nearly two-month-long search for wreckage and clues proved futile yielding no definitive answers about just what happened to the plane. it's been months. but now the search is back on. jeffrey brown has more. >> brown: the break gave investigators to create a map of the understood water seabed and the search was resumed monday. three ships will be involved in the next phase which could last as long as a year. ships and planes from 14 countries served vast areas from the south china sea to other regions. tonight, focusing on the continuing investigation and many questions that remain and the technology of tracking planes. our science correspondent miles o'brien is the producer and reporter for the report titled "why planes vanish" and joins me from boston. so, miles, as the search starts, where do things stand? a what are they focused on

it was supposed to fly to kuala lumpur. they believe the plane crashed when it ran out of fuel.eport "vani "vanished: flight of 370" begins right now. >> it's one of the greatest mystery of all time.

it was flying from kuala lumpur to beijing, off course, authorities have in idea why.plane crashed when it ran out of fuel. we'll be back at 11:00 p.m., another edition of "ac 360." >>> the following is a cnn special report. it is one of the greatest mysteries of all time. >> nobody expects a 777 to vanish. it just doesn't happen. >> a state of the art aircraft with 239 people on board. disappears without a trace. >> all communications are suddenly disabled, switched off. >> how could

the boeing 777 disappeared in march during a flight from kuala lumpur to beijing with 239 people on boardtigating a fire that tore through the flight 93 memorial in pennsylvania destroying three administrative buildings. authorities say one of the structures that burned housed some of the memorial's prized artifact, including the american flag that flew over the u.s. capitol on 9/11. >> the new york city is reporting this morning that the hackers behind the mass of security breach at chase bank are thought to be operating from russia and appear to have at least loose connections with officials of the government there. the breach affected 76 million households and 7 million small businesses. the bank says it has not seen any unusual customer fraud related to the hack. >> authorities say three beaches in california are closed after a great white shark attack. officials say a 28-year-old man was bit in the knee in the waters off vandenberg air force base. he is expected to survive. the shark was about 8 to 10 feet long. now to a dramatic rescue of two bear cubs in wisconsin. look at this. ey

the 777 disappeared in march from kuala lumpur to beijing with 239 people on board. >>> officials fromore through the flight the 3 memorial. one of the structures that burned housed some of the memorial's prized artifacts, including the american flag that flew over the capitol on 9/11. it is unclear if the memorabilia is damaged. >>> "the new york times" reporting the hackers behind jpmorgan chase is thought to be from russia. the breach effected 77 million households. the bank has not seen any unusual customer fraud. >>> authorities say three beaches in california are closed after a great white shark attack. officials say a 28-year-old man was bit in the knee in the waters off vandenberg air force base. he is expected to survive. researchers estimate the shark was about 8 to 10 feet long. >>> to a rescue of two bear cubs. they were found in the trunk of a tree after hearing crying. mom was nowhere to be found. the fire department came in and they used a chainsaw to cut a window in the tree. within minutes, the cubs were free and said to be okay. isn't that sweet? >> they are adorable.

took off from a skyscraper in kuala lumpur and pair chuted to a building. look at this.le applause. >> i understand was he trying to land on the roof and not the swimming pool? >> think he wanted to land in the swimming pool. >>> nasa's replacement for the retired shuttle will take people to a never before period. they'll travel to asteroids and eventually to mars. vicente aransas met a teenager in baton rouge who is already preparing herself for a seat on that mission. >> reporter: the journey to mars begins in the bayou. just outside new orleans this is nasa's rocket factory in what they're working on what will be the most powerful rocket ever built. do you get excited when you see things like this? >> i do. because i see people working very hard to make my dream a reality. >> if you can't tell by her flight suit 13-year-old alyssa has a dream to become an astronaut. i heard people have been to the moon. i want to go to mars. no one's been there. >> daddy, you want to be an astronaut. >> yeah. astronaut, fireman, policeman, okay, baby whatever you want to be. i walked

if chair yellen catches a cold, kuala lumpur over in malaysia, they sneeze.h us right now. how distorted is the u.s. economy from what the fed has done? you aren, it looks like starting to have significant amount of financial excesses. the ec money -- the easy money , but not so much with the economic risk-taking. >> this is a chart that were used to look at all the time. i will explain it on radio and send it out on bloomberg radio plus. years, down and down they go and they keep interest rates right at the zero bound. how does that affect malaysia and the other smaller economy? of moneyve a lot coming to the emerging markets. not that long ago just before the taper and we were talking about the currency wars. money coming to emergency mark .nd -- emerging markets in some cases, the currency appreciating too much. they can push the market to lower rates. >> but then there is the surprising new world for blackrock in 2015. is it a currency war of weakness against the strong dollar? is that the solution for everyone? >> that might not be the solution for the u

it parachutes from a 1,000-foot kuala lumpur -- hold that video for a second. there he goes.ughter] i could get seasick watching this. he drops down to -- he's wearing his gopro. that is a free commercial. [cheers and applause] all over youtube. lots of people see it, and they have gopro stock. next case, the hit show "bar rescue" going up against some real tough competition. it airs sunday night at 9:00, same time slot sunday night football, "the walking dead," that means a lot of people are watching jon taffer rescue bars after his show airs, fast forwarding through commercials. however, "bar rescue" has found a way to keep the sponsors happy. tapfer is here. jon, welcome. >> good to be back. stuart: you're the master of product placement, and that's exactly -- >> we do it organically. stuart: what do you mean in. >> organically. we create spirits and products that fit a story of our episode, fit the direction of our cocktails, and we integrate it correctly. that would be like you talking about the tie that you happen to be wearing today. stuart: right, okay. >> and it inte

he has been singapore's ambassador to australia and kuala lumpur and has a long career in the singapore ministry of foreign affairs working on asia-related affairs. finally, a good friend and a real hero of southeast asia and asian policy in the senate is chris brose. he works with senator mccain in his office. previous -- before that he was senior staffer in the senate armed services committee. chris rose through the ranks doing pretty interesting things, including writing speeches for and advising people like colin powell. he has spent a lot of time in asia, more than most senate staffers, unfortunately. without further adieu, what we want to talk about in this panel is architecture as it res to security. i'm going to ask my colleagues to kick it off in the order that we're seated in. and then we will open up the panel to question and answer. david, it's over to you. >> thank you very much, ernie. it's great to be back at csis. it's a great honor to be joined up here with ambassador mirpuri and chris brose. i have been in my job -- my must job at dod for almost exactly one month now.

it was headed from kuala lumpur to beijing. >>> another deadly police shooting is rekindling racial angermissouri. in st. louis, demonstrators faced riot police in a second night of protests over the death of an 18-year-old. police say the black teenager was shot wednesday after opening fire on a white off-duty officer. the justice department does not plan to investigation. the parents claim their son was unarmed. the shooting happened near ferguson, missouri, where an officer killed 18-year-old michael brown in august. larger protests are planned for this weekend. >>> nfl star adrian peterson is facing new trouble this morning. prosecutors want the vikings running back arrested again. this time for alleged drug use. a judge may get thrown off the case. >> good morning. just this week, adrian peterson made his first court appearance in his felony child abuse case. according to prosecutors, something he admitted while he was at the courthouse is proof he should be put behind bars. adrian peterson was arraigned wednesday but didn't say much. he also took a drug test, and that's what got the

in the past he has been singapore's ambassador to australia and to kuala lumpur for and has all along career in the singapore ministry of foreign affairs working on asian-related affairs. and finally a good friend and a real hero of southeast asia and asian policy and the senate is crisp prose. he works with senator mccain and senator mccain's office. before that he was a senior staffer in the senate armed services committee began the chris rose through the ranks doing some pretty interesting things including writing speeches for and advising people like colin powell and connolly's rice. so he really knows what he is doing and to spend a lot of time in asia, much more than most senate staffers, unfortunately. so, without further ado we want to talk about in this panel is architecture as it relates to security. i am going to ask my colleagues to kick it off any order that we are seated in command and will open up the panel to question and answer. david, it is to you. >> thank you very much. it is great to be back at csi yes. it is a great honor to be joined appear with the ambassador.

flight 370 vanished in march during a flight from kuala lumpur to beijing. >>> it has been more than three weeks since university of virginia student hanna graham disappeared. but investigators in charlottesville say they are not giving up hope that she will be found. police say they have received thousands of tips and they are going to keep working until they bring hanna back home. more than 100 volunteers spent the weekend searching an 8-mile ring around char lotsville where hanna was last seen. police are asking homeowners to help them in their investigation. >> if you have a property now, and regardless of how big or how small, please search your property. if you have abandoned wells or storage sheds or old cars, every piece of that property needs to be searched. >> please, please, please, help end this nightmare for all of us. please help us to bring her home. >> reporter: hanna gram was last seen leaving a bar with 32 year old jesse leroy matthew behind bars charged with abduction. >>> the supreme court is opening up its new term today with some less attention, grabbing cases o

the boeing 777 was headed from kuala lumpur to beijing.ities believe the plane turned and flew south after losing traffic with air traffic controllers. >>> students in hong kong are taking down barricades blocking government headquarters. tens of thousands of people have been protesting china's restrictions on the first ever election of the top leader. it appeared to be part of a strategy to regroup in another part of town. >>> virginia authorities are still searching for hannah graham, the 18-year-old university of virginia student that's been missing since september 13th. authorities say she was last seen in an area called the downtown mall in charlottesville. yesterday, hannah's parents made a heartbreaking plea asking anyone with information to come forward. they also thanked everyone searching for hannah and appreciate all the help they received over the past few weeks. we would like again to express our enormous gratitude to all of those who have been involved in the search for hannah. we would also like to thank the many, many peopl

co-chaired the guideline process with the dean of the medical school university of malaysia in kuala lumpur, a fantastic scientist. and those guidelines really made one of the strong recommendations based on the quality of evidence was for consideration of the use of preexposure prophylaxis, which is prep, for men who have sex with men. this got very misconstrued in the media. very inflammatory headlines. w.h.o. says all gay men should be on prep. please do read the guidelines. they're a real advance, the guidelines for msm. there's an important recommendation for community distribution of nalaxa to reduce overdose deaths which have actually in countries where there's good coverage of arvs, overdose deaths have gone to replace hiv as the leading cause of death. a very important change. there was also good news on prep among men who have sex with men and transgender women who have sex with men which was the results released at the conference of the iprex, the clinical trial that came out in 2011. bob graham was the lead investigator. this is the open label extension. this is really the quest

presents a surprising new theory how malaysia airlines flight 370 could have vanished flying from kuala lumpuring. it questions whether the electronic and equipment hatch could have been compromised. let's talk about it all with cnn aviation analyst miles o'brien who is also the nova pbs producer of "why planes vanish." miles, great to see you. >> good morning, alisyn. >> sounds like there's been developments since we last focused on flight 370. what have you learned? >> you can't take anything off the table yet and there's a lot of scenarios which still can work and all of them are in many cases difficult to reconcile with the facts, but one thing to add to the plate is this idea that control of the aircraft could be obtained without ever having to deal with going inside that cockpit door. that hatch is designed in an unusual way on the boeing 777 in the sense it is outside the cockpit door and commonly it is not secured. once you have access to that compartment, there's all kinds of things you can do to either cause problems for the crew, fail systems, pull circuit breakers or ultimately tak