lea michele is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] lea michele!and applause ] hey, guys, it's time to look at the stories making headlines today and weigh the good with the bad. it's time for pros and cons. here we go. ♪ pros and cons and pros and cons and pros ♪ >> jimmy: tonight, we'll be taking a look at the pros and cons of going to mardi gras. today is fat tuesday, everybody. you guys partying? [ cheering and applause ] everybody's partying down in new orleans. it's a fun time. new orleans? >> steve: sure. >> jimmy: nawlins? >> steve: nawlins. >> jimmy: new orleans. >> steve: onion. >> jimmy: you can't say onion. new orleans, it's a fun time, but things can get pretty wild. so let's look at the pros and cons of going to mardi gras. here we go. pro, drinking on world-famous bourbon street. con, waking up on world-famous bourbon street. [ laughter ] hey, are you rob ford? [ laughter ] pro, the french call it mardi gras. con, john travolta called it mardel grasine. [ laughter ] >> steve: really? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i get it. i get

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will develop those over time and we had an update on that and we also had a mid year update on our lea plan with dr. coffman that was submitted in 2013 and a five-year plan that was approved for the department of education in all of the years that he has worked with sfusd he believes that this year, the strategic plan and the lea plan are in alignment and there is an ongoing, sort of disconnect, right? between those two. and he really says, we have come together in three emerging themes, co-here ans, collaboration and capacity building, and he says that the report reflects a radical shift in how we operate and so that is something to be noted as we have operated in siloand now we are sort of moving as he termed one whole cloth, and which is nice. lastly, we had the information of jrtc. and i am going to take the blame for not really being very specific. with the mr. san der son about what we needed to see coming forward and what we did get all and of the commissioners did get was a binder of the curriculum which is one component which is to see what is the current curriculum being used

we'll get into this with lea gabrielle. consider this. it is widely believed now this plane may have taken a course that would help it avoid known ground radar. in other words, not just made a turn but made a turn and then a series of turns to get to a location. and there is talk of a general area of what that location may be. the way in which he or she might have maneuvered this jet, and talk about why. we'll have all the details on that in just minutes. we'll speak with a pielet about the latest theories and what he says the evidence shows so far. plus in philadelphia, passengers say people were screaming and crying after the front of their jet slammed into the tarmac at takeoff. and look at that. not in some faraway land. that's philly, and the group of firefighters on board who say they turned from passengers into rescuers. it is an extremely busy news day with the disappearance of flight 370 dominating it all. i'm in new york. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ yourturn night into day.ng. conquer the globe. stop floods. now she could use a hand, so

se trata de una campaqa encaminada a tratar de que el jefe de la iglesia catolica las lea antes de entrevistarsea sede. >> testimonios desgarradores contiene las cartas escritas por madres de familia cuyos hijos han desaparecido. en su intento por llegar a los estados unidos. >> el venÍa a trabajar. a Él lo agarraron, no sÉ nada de él. >> ha buscado ayuda tanto en mÉxico como en los estados unidos para tratar de encontrar a su hijo. pero luego de tres aÑos de desaparecido, no sabe de su paradero. saliÓ cuando tenÍa 16, pero nunca llegÓ a los angeles, donde se supone que iba a reunirse con suma mama. >> no hemos sabido nada de Él. si se quedÓ en el desierto, si lo cruzaron o no. >> cada una de estas historias ha sido puesta en cartas. esto llevarÁ al vaticano a un grupo de personas para entregarlas personalmente al papa. >> el grupo estÁ formado por 18 personas, entre ellas, dos menores, cuyas familias han sido divididas por las deportaciones. Éste grupo de personas tiene programada una audiencia con el papa francisco el prÓximo 26 de marzo. le entregarÁn personalmente todas las cartas que se van

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this is winter like driving conditions with snow as leas 4500 feet. the 10 day outlook is wet. you will notice the heaviest rain is along northwestern california 6 to 8 inches expected right on through april third. 1 to 3 inches for the bay area.so this is looking like a switch to wet pattern that we should have seen back in winter. mid 40's to low 50's for most of you but still see few low 40's around places like santa rosa and the morning commute. will become wet as the morning goes on. not initially tomorrow afternoon you can count on some scattered showers. temperatures will be definitely considerably cooler. mate need a jacket or sweater upper 50's to 60's. look at the accu-weather 7 day forecast. showers maybe thunder wednesda wednesday. thursday more showers chance of rain in the north bay on friday. look wet for the weekend with another system coming through and then monday computer model are keeping a chance of rain in so that's an accu-weather 7 day forecast. we have been waiting to see all winter long. finally as dan said and carolyn here. >> in the spring. >> thanks

keep leas one of the most difficult instruments -- he plays one of the most difficult instruments.ted his artistry in the pentecostal church. he is about to release his first studio album in more than three years. let's take a look at a cut from that cd. ♪ ♪ get on board trains on the track back --leave you ain't, coming back ♪ ♪ tavis: i can shall today. ut today. how do you process that? every time you play, i think of "he scene in the movie "ray where he is in the club and they jump on him. charles has that church backbeat behind it. when i hear that, i could go to church on that. how do you process hearing that? >> i have not stopped hearing it at all. i have a bunch of old uncles and aunts that call me up. you went to rock 'n roll this time. it is the roots -- our church was kind of like the rock 'n roll church. tavis: james brown. guitar and it loud incorporated some different things to make it work. tavis: how did you end up on this instrument? >> our church has a long history guitars going all the way back to the 1920's. it is sort of like reggae or buena vista social club.

this is winter like driving conditions with snow as leas 4500 feet. the 10 day outlook is wet. you will notice the heaviest rain is along northwestern california 6 to 8 inches expected right on through april third. 1 to 3 inches for the bay area.so this is looking like a switch to wet pattern that we should have seen back in winter. mid 40's to low 50's for most of you but still see few low 40's around places like santa rosa and the morning commute. will become wet as the morning goes on. not initially tomorrow afternoon you can count on some scattered showers. temperatures will be definitely considerably cooler. mate need a jacket or sweater upper 50's to 60's. look at the accu-weather 7 day forecast. showers maybe thunder wednesda wednesday. thursday more showers chance of rain in the north bay on friday. look wet for the weekend with another system coming through and then monday computer model are keeping a chance of rain in so that's an accu-weather 7 day forecast. we have been waiting to see all winter long. finally as dan said and carolyn here. >> in the spring. >> thanks

lea is live in number. these families have gone for two weeks with basically nothing. >> we know the majority of the peaks were chinese and they're families want answered. some family members clashed with police trying to reach out to media members members who are ka separate area. >> we just want the truth and if you make a conclusion with no exact evidence, just from analysis from the satellite data, why you make that conclusion? why you make the conclusion that no one is alive? that none of them survived. down believe that. >> for now malaysia airlines is paying each family $5,000. the airline says that's just an initial payout for them to start dealing with expenses. >> airline officials are now talking about the decisions they've made. the decision to send relatives the text message with the bad news? it was my understanding that was an agreement the airlines had with the families in advance, but sounds like that's not the case. >> well, shep, i know that's been a frustration for a lot of the family me

. >> historical fiction, leaning hef lea, 300, rise of an empire in first place. 300 came out seven yearshe spartans this focuses on the battle between the greeks and persians. rise of an empire earned $45 million in the u.s. and $87 million overseas. >> mr. peabody and sherman, a remake of the classic cartoon which debuted in second. that got $32 million. nonstop, the lego movie, and son of god rounded out your top five for the weekend. >> that will do it for abc 7 news at 9:00. for all of us, thank you so much for joining us. abc 7 news continues now online, on twitter, facebook and all your mobile devices with our new abc7 news app. our next newscast at 11:00 over on abc 7. we'll see you then! >> this is the show with all kinds of people doing all kinds of stuff. some call it crazy. some call it adorable, but everyone calls it "bloopers." so stop what you are doing, on less what you're doing is watching "bloopers." let's go. [applause] >> welcome to "bloopers." i'm dean cain. nobody likes a showoff, we all can agree on that, but we do like when showing

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this is winter like driving conditions with snow as leas 4500 feet. the 10 day outlook is wet. you will notice the heaviest rain is along northwestern california 6 to 8 inches expected right on through april third. 1 to 3 inches for the bay area.so this is looking like a switch to wet pattern that we should have seen back in winter. mid 40's to low 50's for most of you but still see few low 40's around places like santa rosa and the morning commute. will become wet as the morning goes on. not initially tomorrow afternoon you can count on some scattered showers. temperatures will be definitely considerably cooler. mate need a jacket or sweater upper 50's to 60's. look at the accu-weather. 7 day forecast. showers maybe thunder wednesdash wednesday. thursday more showers chance of rain in the north bay on friday. look wet for the weekend with another system coming through and then monday computer model are keeping a chance of rain in so that's an accu-weather 7 day forecast. we have been waiting to see all winter long. finally as dan said and carolyn here. >> in the spring. >> tha

going the way lea enforcement -- of... >> you want them to have tools.nd it's been growing and growing. that's what the goal is. >> the community tuned in about the topic. if it's a known kidnapping or younger kids, it should be sent out in minutes. missing - we had good procedures, training, technology. we need to make more and better use of them. the sooner the better. nothing says "i hate the amber alerts on my phone." it's invase inva invasive. amber aletters claimed to find nearly -- alerts claimed to find 675 kids. a lot of people say there's a lot of draw backs and criticisms to the current model. would you agree? >> i would say that it is a tactical tool. one that shows law enforcement faces termination to use. so while i don't think it's the only tool, and i think we are at a time and place where technology affords us the opportunity to bring more tombs, it's one - it's a powerful fool for law enforcement. >> how quickly are traditional law enforcement resources used up when a child goes missing? >> well, in canada law enforcement - it is immens

. >> amber lea was a childhood friend of walker's. >> most of his friends would typically call him pollywogontagious spirit. he was always smiling. his just effervescent personality was electric. >> at 13 years old that electric personality landed paul a string of roles in popular '90s sitcoms like "who's the boss." >> high school isn't a picnic. >> and "charles in charge." but for this california kid acting took a backseat. >> paul walker grew up in san fernando valley and he loved surfing from a young age. he's always been fascinated by the ocean. later he became really into brazilian jujitsu and he was an athlete. he was a sportsman and he loved the outdoors and yeah, he had the blue eyes, the blond hair and the california surfer accident. >> how could you not love surfing looking like he looked. >> right, right? for a lot of people he became a prototypical california heart throb. >> a california heartthrob with a thing for cars. >> i remember when i got a jetta, a volkswagen jetta my senior year and he saw my car and he said, oh, you know, i'm not one who swears but he said, oh, that ca

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parking and traffic.jf loud cheering will soon be what people will hear coming from leá= stadium inw3ine is happy about it. >> i didn't vote for the stadium. i did not want it in my own >> ellie is not a fan. >> i'm not asking for these front yard. >> she is one of about 100 tonight attending a meeting tonight. policew3 chiefs from santa clar and sunnyvale were there to address co.srns about traffic, parking and public safety. related to the opening of e1levs stadium. >> there will probably be an q uptick inw3 calls for service a so we'll have additional officers onok during the event. >> but the folks here were more concerned about parking and traffic. >> people will not want to pay $20 over a stadium, come down here, walk over or just grab light rail which you can do right here and basically take up our guest parking >> parking is a huge issuexd he. in the beginning, city officials and voters decided on 21,000 parking spa%%< for the stadium. but now, the niners are close to locking down 31,000 spaces within walking distance of the 69,000-seat stadium by the time v'p!Ñt( opens in aug

. >> i haved lea life with an unblemished record. there is not one allegation of contract impropriety since i've been mayor in three years and two months, not one allegation of grant impropriety in three years and two months. >> reporter: that came late in the debate. the first hour and 20 minutes were consumed by the issues that would be at the forefront of this primary cycle if corruption was not hanging over it. >> i'm tired of seeing the tale of two separate and unequal steps. >> reporter: the debate began with education. >> there is no way that i would look a parent in the face and tell them i'm not going to give them a choice what school they're going to send their children to. >> i believe the mayor and council member bowser has it wrong. the problem is not the middle school. it's what you're sending to the middle school. >> some of the candidates talk about what they want to do in terms of education. i've been in the front lines, in the schools, middle school and high schools in the district of columbia. >> reporter: then mov

if you devote your lif to the internet as so man are, you are not leaing about the world, a personalon but tweeting and texting your life away. it is not a challenge. i am afraid someday we will up against t chinese. they both kit and dash kick the americans but some. john: have you seen halo? earphone's talking to kids in other countries. >> a understand there is say edational value but if it takes ov your life because it is addicting to children. then you are a person who does not live in the real world with no challenges. do know how hard it is to get them out of the house? because it is instead gratification. you don't have to practice practice, you don't have to lift weights just to use this. john: communicating? >> they're all getting soft and stupid becaus you solve problems by doing things out of your environment. john: in terms of people texting? on the trade they would read papers they were not communicating either. >> but they were reading about the world. john: they are communicating. >> about theirocks. are they cool? day you know, what they're texting stossel? john: not

lea gabe gabrielle has experience herself. >> he had more than 2700 hours of flying time, li he didn'tian authorities said this was the copilot's sixth flight in the 777 and his first time without an instructor shadowing him. he had been flying with malaysia airlines since 2007 and just made the transition from other commercial planes. the copilot passed all the training requirements without any incident and didn't see any problem. >> somebody in that age in this country would never be in a 777. whats else do we know. >> the police chief said all passengers have been cleared but the pilots pilots and crew are still being investigatees. malaysian authorities said the interviewed over 100 people including families of the pilot and copilot, as part of the investigation. was learned early on the pilot of the missing plane had a flights simulator in his home and last week investigators began looking at the computer and trying to recover files that had been deleted. malaysian authorities have not said what, if any data, has been retrieved. >> for more on the investigation surrounding the mys

new ads featuring lebron james and other@lea and other athletes will be aired. democrats are definitely in danger of losing control of the senate during the mid term elections. that's according to former white house press secretary robert gibbs. he says president obama is not doing enough to help his fellow democrats. >> if he doesn't get more involved in again raising money and making this choice as dan pfeiffer said, you lose the senate and if you lose the senate turnout the lights because the party is over. >> is the senate in danger? absolutely. >> all of this came after obama advisor dna pheiffer found he would lose control. >> you feel lukey? you should. the celebration of the patron saint, ireland. >>> the south boston st. patrick's day is the second largest of our country. the luck of the irish in philadelphia was strong, too. >> more than 16,000 marched in the parade. 10s of thousands marched in the streets. >> there will be a green beer today. >> no rest for the weary. days before spring some people could see up to a foot of snow today. maria molina is

last week, the washington post, a paper, ran a piece that claimed the wig bigaligest leas holders in the oil stands are the evil right wing koch brothers. the whole point was to tie them to the oil sands because we're so much better off paying extortion to the saudis. as a blog points out, the claims were wrong. so do the post writers admit their error? no, they claim that the value of their piece does not dependent on truth but in stirring up conversation. they said, quote, the power line article itself and its tone is strong evidence that issues surrounding the koch brothers' political and business interests will stir and inflame public debate in the election year. that's why we wrote the piece. so you misreported on purpose to get real reporters to expose you as incomitant boobs. congrats. mission accomplished. to defend your ineptitute as a conversation starter, you should be working as a clown at children's birthday parties, not reporting for a major paper, but it won't matter. the post will double down, look for a pulitzer for them. is there a special dan rather category? right

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and lea gab relis going to speak her mind on that one.ls on the role story. >> you anyhow that was going to happen. >> and a gambler in las vegas wakes up with more than a hang over. >> mark johnson is sowing. and admits to drinking before he got to the casinno and had dinner and said employees gave him drinks until he was a blackout drunk and let him borrow money and fuelling a 17 hour gambling. >> deafed you are the man for us. >> there is certainly is. ladies and gentlemen, the lu in nevada is chlor. when someone is visibly drunk as mr. johnson was. he had 7 or 10 drinks. you can not only allow him not to gamble. but you can't allow him to drink. it was a double. they were bringing him numerous drinks and they had got him 500 grand. and that's why they allowed it. >> nicely done. >> he said they gave him 20 drinks and jana, dave is right. there is a nevada law prohibiting the fro drinks. >> i have two drinks for this guy. permanent responsibility. we would have no vegas. and it is not the responsibility of a pit boss to determine how d

i hope it is princess lea. no? are watching fnc so stick around. >>> do clingy pants have a chance? it is day 83 of -- >> war on leggings. >> an illinois middle school has ordered some girls to stop wearing leggings because they are too distracting for boys. in a letter the principal said there is no official ban, but rather, quote, if leggings are worn, a shirt, shorts or skirt must be over them -- worn over them and must be fingertip length. are rules about leggings a a stretch? writes rebecca rose, the problem is yet again another institution has decided it is easier to punish girls for what they wear because there is a chance someone from the opposite 6 may sexualize them. i hear you, girl end from. speaking of injustices -- >> i am still trying to figure out how the quote make sense. if the school was worried about boys being distracted, sbt the a isn't the answer burkas? >> the answer is to segregate the sexes. they do that in afghanistan. >> or like an all boys school. >> look, i don't think -- the jesible c

. >> bomberos y rescatado no estÁn a salvo en segundo una pared de fuego por poco lea a ambos. >> ÉlecorriÓ 300 bomberos para socorrer las llamas por lo pronto las causas estÁn bajo investigaciÓn. >> no se registraron heridos lo que mÁs me sorprende que el trabajador haya saltado viendo que peligraba su vida, lo hizo como todo un acrÓbata porque un pequeÑo error de cÁlculo le hubiera costado caro. >> muy bien de estÁs vamos con otras imÁgenes captadas por una cÁmara de seguridad del momento que un estreno se estrellÓ contra una plataforma en el aeropuerto de chicago y terminÓ incrustado en la terminal, la operadora admitiÓ haberse quedado dormida y dos personas entablaron una demanda por el unos dentro que dejÓ a decenas de herido. >> en nueva jersey un hombre fue atropellado en una estaciÓn del metro al parecer se inclinÓ demasiado en el momento que llegaba el tren y fue impactado mortalmente otras 4 personas resultaron heridas. >> contra la tienda de una gasolinera se estrellÓ un auto a toda velocidad en tennessee, en el local una mujer de 64 aÑos que estaba pagando fue impactada p

. >> lea just reported on the communications that the engines send back, whether they subscribe to the service or not is another matter. but wouldn't those transmissions be of assistance? >> absolutely. air francisco 447, there was a burst of, i think, 14 of these kinds of data dumps from the engine, from the aircraft itself, and at the very least it told investigators that there was something terrible going on and challenging going on in this aircraft during the final moments. so if there were these tell -- telemetric messages it would be very helpful, and as your previous guest cade it, they could have been sent to the engine manufacturer to boeing, or to the air carrier or the air carrier's maintenance operation. so, if somebody has the information, it's long overdue to release it. >> it's our understanding the malaysians are sharing information now, chase new thing. peter, i'm also -- "the wall street journal" reporting there's a theory they're actively considering that somebody may have taken the plane, leaned net an unknown location with plans to use it later. a paraphrase of the

first our leas lisa stark has te latest. >> as investigators search the home of the captain and the co-pilot, authorities now say an analysis of the air traffic recording reveals who spoke the last words from the cockpit. it was the man in the right seat. >> initial investigation indicates it was the co-pilot who basically spoke the last time it was recorded on tape. >> that was 27-year-old farik agdul hamid who quietly said, all right, good night. investigators revised their time line saying the two communications systems that were switched off on the jet may have been both disabled in the minutes after that final radio transmission. police have interviewed the being being family of captain shah. the flight simulator built in his home. >> we have assembled it in our office and getting experts to look at it now. >> friends have been quick to defend him saying they do not believe he could have been involved in the flight's disappearance. >> if anything had happened to the plane he would make sure everyone else the crew and the passengers were taken care of before himself. >> 21 countries are

lea gabrielle is a pilot. what are you learning about the investigation of the jet's captain? >> according to u.s.a. today, malaysian law enforcement official told the paper they captain has looked at because he was the only person with the capability to make that course change but believes to have been, and to fly the plane in the way it's believed to have been flown. we knew the captain had a flight simulator in his home, and investigators, including the fbi, have been examining that simulator, and the hard drives for any possible clues. the fbi says that they can't comment at this point, but according to "the new york times," sources briefed on the investigation have said that at this point nothing suspicious has turned up. >> what about the family of the pilot? >> they've been silent but out in the captain's youngest son, who is 26 years old, is speaking out. he spoke to theness" street times" and said he has been reading everything and doesn't believe it. he said, quote, i've read everything online but ignored all the speculation. i know my father better. we might not be

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. >> somebody either turned off the transponders, lea is a pielet for the military and is if they had a fire or something in the cockpit the last thing you do is call in. you want to fix the problem first. they could have been on backup could have lost communications, could have flown really low. another possibility. we don't know. >> adding to speculation, some relatives of the people on this flight said when they dialed their loved one's cell phones instead of it being dark and then going to voice mail, they started ringing, one person claimed her brother's cell phone rang yesterday. others pointed to this chinese instant messaging service indicating the passengers' phones are still active, and not just a couple. dozens and dozen of passengers who worked with the instant messaging service. they said their phones are still active. there's lot to get to here, trace, and the conspiracy theories are all over the place. >> and because there's little hard evidence you can't discount anything except for maybe the alien thing or the fact the plane didn't exist. but if you look first at mech

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. >>> lea there, it's high noon in the east, 9:00 a.m. in the west. striking new details today in the disappearance of that malaysian airlines jet. it may have changed course before it suddenly vanished. malaysia airlines m-370 was carrying 239 people when it disappeared from radar early saturday morning. authorities are now saying two passengers used stolen passports to board that flight. those two tickets were most likely bought together. the malaysian prime minister has ordered investigators to widen the search area the airline says everything possible is being done to help find that missing plane. >> and yet they have now found any wreckage, no wreckage whatsoever. >> vietnamese air force planes did spot two large oil slicks, though it's not certainly if they're connected with the plane. this map shows the location. the u.s. navy along with the safety board has joined the search. we've been following the latest on the efforts. duncan. what else do we know about the size and scope of these efforts? where are they all coming from? >> take a look vie

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on the classroom windows, they're only there to get attention and disrupt those that are trying to leaey, i didn't know he took a course on foreign policy. if he ever said anything of importance about the world beyond his latest business venture, it's hard to remember it. as for rumsfeld, please, he and cheney got this country to attack a sovereign iraq at a cost of 186,000 dead. he and his cohorts did this with no measurable advantage to the united states. not economically or morally. who are we to judge or preach to russia about honoring another country's sovereignty after the laughable excursion we took in the year 2003, when the leaders convinced this country we were reaping revenge for 9/11 by attacking a government that had nothing to do with 9/11. donald rumsfeld, put your bedroom slippers back on and go back to bed and leave it up to those looking for some kind of peace. that's "hardball" for now, thanks for being with us. "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes, tonight conservatives are beside themselves with outrage and exa

and i think, as we all know -- and the challenge for this president now is to lead to lea it's -- putin doesn't care, honestly, if he's getting thrown out of the g-8. but the question is, what can we do in terms of these sanctions. as senator mccain was talking about, what can you do to isolate russia economically, so that you revoke visas, you freeze assets. those are things that will have a huge economic impact, and that's the way that the united states can retaliate at this point. but the president needs to spend his time convincing our allies and that's the problem he's got on his hands right now. >> got to get the allies on the same page. not easy. gloria, thanks very much. >>> coming up, investors getting their first chance to react after this crisis in ukraine exploded over the weekend. strong reaction from markets on wall street and around the world. up next, an exclusive interview with ukrainian leader, just released from prison, what she wants western powers to do about this crisis in crimea. [ man ] look how beautiful it is. ♪ honey, we need to talk. we do? i took the trash o

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but first, lea gabrielle, a lot of countries are using technology in unprecedented ways. >> there's thatechnology that so-called satellite handshake with the aircraft used to determine a possible crash location, but what is key is finding actual pieces of at the aircraft and that's where this other technology is coming into play. for example, mayy p3s and p8s have been sweeping the search area thunderstorms traditional mission is to hunt for suba massachusetts marines and also using a long-range surveillance aircraft. they have seÑors that are able to find objects that have a different temperature than their surroundings. maybe a piece of metal heated by the sun floating in the water. once an air craft crash site has been found, the u.s. naveyear owned pinger locator can be towed behind ships to find black boxes and this blue fin 21 is essentially minisubmarine. this is normally used by the navy to hunt for mines but can be programmed to look for wreckage. all of the satellite imagery. it would seem a lot of countries are using spy technology to work together. one analyst says, yes, but

a lea alease, pretty stark to hear him say he knows what he has, it's dangerous, and somebody could getl see news break before long because snowden is on a power trip and interested in putting this information out. juan mentioned his appearance at south by southwest was enormously well received and there are people who are interested in hearing what he has to say, so general alexander is concerned about this, and it's going to spurn more debate on capitol hill. >> it's interesting when you look at general alexander, he finishes his tenure at the end of this week, friday, and his replacement proposed, admiral mike rogers has not been confirmed yet, expected to be, but you look at his tenure, juan, from the beginning, you didn't even know, some people, where the nsa was or what they did. in the end, they're in the center of the spotlight. >> the spotlight, let's be fair, goes back to 9/11 to and people asking questions why they didn't connect the dots, especially with the plane that went into the pentagon, but the whole idea here is that there's a lot of politics at play, and part of the