they lived here even before malaysia was founded.but a modern world with sovereign territories is pushing the liberty of the sea nomads to its limits. like most bajau, sulbin is stateless. he has no birth certificate, no id, no nationality. on the way home, he meets friends who still spend their entire lives as sea nomads on a wooden boat -- four generations. more than 20 people live on this floating shed. bingin is in his late 40's and a proud father. 11 children, four grandchildren, his mother, and his brother's family share what space there is. >> we live like our ancestors. we don't know anything else. the boat is all we need. >> but what sounds like freedom can be a curse. the bajau pay a high price for their life on the ocean. these children have never seen a doctor. they were all born on this boat. many of their siblings died young. one of the sons has had stabbing pains in his chest for days. his mother is convinced that evil sea spirits have possessed him. she'll use marinated lemon grass to relieve his pain. >> he's possess

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halal certification from malaysia has high credibility with muslims in other countries. so malaysia is a gateway to business opportunities in other markets. >> translator: one in four of the people in the world are muslims. and most of these haven't experienced japanese cultural food. so business opportunities are unlimited. >> reporter: the company wants a subsidiary especially for exports. they are working with food producers, including this grower of stitake mushrooms. >> translator: consumers want cheap products. i want to maintain production levels by expanding overseas. >> reporter: members of the company made a research trip to malaysia. they learn japanese food is very popular with malaysians. deli counters sell sushi at prices five times higher than other products. >> yes. of course i eat japanese food. >> first, the quality. then, the taste. if it's good, i will buy it, definitely buy more. >> translator: i hope to expand our business and sell japanese farm products in new markets. >> reporter: japanese food producers have high hopes for expanding sales in musl

for 17 years it's been held here in east malaysia. local government says it not only increased tourism, but helped to rebuild the region's identity. >> this is part of the journey, you know, for us to make our people proud of their own heritage. therefore for the state. we have more than 28 ethnic tribes. and because of modernization, organization, sometimes they tend to lose their history, you know. >> reporter: it may seem like a summer party. most of the musicians use instruments and language considered obsolete by some. they draw musical inspiration by nature. and used by the ancestors hundreds of years ago. >>> a quick look at the home page of our website aljazeera.com. . >> kids with no papers and no parents are flowing across the u.s. border overwhelming the normal channels dealing with up documented border crossers and uncompanied miners. iners--minors. that's the inside story. >> hello, i'm ray suarez. the united ss

blacklisted thailand, venezuela and malaysia for failing to stop people trafficking. they were downgraded and secretary of state john kerry said there should be no impunity and everyone was responsible for ending the trade. >> wherever rule of law is week, where corruption is engrained, and where populations cannes count on governments and law -- can't counselled on deposits and law enforcements, there you find zones vulnerable. where rule of law is strong, where individuals speak out and governments willing to listen, we find zones of application against trafficking. that is possible if we double down on dignity, which is what we are doing here stood. >>> a spokesman for the thai government rejected criticism doing all it can to address the problem. >> we are disappointed. i repeat, very disappointed. we disagree. the reason for our disappointment is that thailand clearly has not been ignoring the issue. what we are doing now to combat human trafficking, we are doing it because it's the right thing to do. we are adhering to human rights and humanitarian principles. w

like north of australia, or malaysia?assumption is the aircraft turned somewhere west of the tip of sumatra. and past that point. what we're saying with confidence, from the first arc to the seventh arc. great circle track the seventh is when it's on a straight track. >> excuse the ignorance. but does a pilot need to have a target when he's selecting a course for an auto pilot? there's always -- nothing would be programmed into an auto pilot that would take an aircraft from the course? >> you can put the aircraft on to a magnetic heading, you can put it on to a defined track over a point and continuing, you can put it to a waypoint. there are a range of ways of entering information into the flight computer. >> or you can log it directly on its current path. >> yes. >> the lady in the back. >> the two summations obviously -- were they able to finish their job, or will they finish their job before august? and after august when you contract maybe a commercial on the water surge, what's next, and what's the capacity of that f

an increasing number of indonesians cross the strait to illegally enter malaysia to find jobs. >>> now, over in china, officials are investigating an explosion at a military depot. they say they believe it was an accident. 17 soldiers were killed. the state run xinhua news agency says the explosion occurred on tuesday while soldiers were piling up ammunition at an armory in the city of hengyang. police say the blast damaged nearby homes. they say no civilians were injured. >>> people in indonesia will cast ballots next month to choose nair next president. the new leader will face many challenges. he will have to manage southeast asia's biggest economy, which has seen strong growth, but is now expected to slow down. nhk world's senior commentator hiro mir o,sa reports. >> reporter: the gam is narrowing between the two front-runners in the july election. joko is a former businessman and the current governor of jakarta. he's earned a positive reputation for improving government services. provo subiento served in the armed forces. he was married to a daughter of the late president who rule

but, what they are pained to say is reserved for investigators in malaysia.gives us insight on what may have gone on on board. crucially, this is a new refined search area, that is what malaysian officials are telling me. they are saying look, this isn't an entirely new area. it's further down. they came up with that southern arc that went into the indian ocean. they are moving further down, but it is quite a distance away, 800 to 1200 kilometers away. we are talking a huge, expansive ocean, 3,000 to 4,000 meters, three to four kilometerses deep and 60,000 square kilometers to search. they are looking at a big area. they are hopeful they will find the plane on day one and could take up to a year. the search wouldn't start, likely until august. >> it's big, it's far away. they have searched part of that area and found no debris. thanks so much. >>> to the weather now. the dangerous storms don't seem to stop these days. look at college station, texas. roads inundated with water by heavy rains. more rain possible today. >> same story up north in minnesota. 7,000

has blacklisted thailand, malaysia and venezuela for human trafficking. they said they should be no impunity for those found guilty of trafficking and everybody is responsible for helping the trade. >> wherever rule of law is weak, where corruption is most engrained, and where populations can't count on the government for protection of law enforcement, there you find zones of human trafficking. that is what is possible if we double down on dignity, which is what we're doing here today. >> a spokesman for the thai government saying that it's doing all it can to address the problem. >> we are disappointed. i repeat, very disappointed and we disagree the reason for our disappointment is that thailand has not been ignoring this issue. what we're doing right now to combat human trafficking is we're doing it because it's the right thing to do. we're adhering to human rights and humanitarian principles. we're not doing it to respond to an sort of ranking. >> the vote passes 51-49. >> it's voted to sell off investments in three companies operating there. we'll te

>>> new developments in the search for malaysia flight 370. one effort to find it involves reward money. >>> it is a moment that stunned movie goers. see how one company delivered a message to a crowded theater. >>> good saturday morning, everyone. welcome to "weekends with alex witt." i'm frances rivera. here's what's happening this morning. hundreds of shiite men are heading to volunteer centers to join the fight. it is against the radical sunni militants who have covered a large sloth of the country and are advancing on the capital. president obama addressed potential u.s. involvement but also called on iraq's leaders to set aside the sectarian differences that sparked the turmoil. >> we will not be sending u.s. troops back into combat in iraq but i have asked my national security team to prepare a range of other options that could help support iraq security forces, and i'll be reviewing those options in the days ahead. the united states will do our part but understand that ultimately it's up to the iraqis as a sovereign nation to solve the

hundreds of mousse easterns are gathering in east malaysia.e report on how musicians face an uphill battle to keep traditions alive. the members formed their group four years ago. these friends have been playing traditional music for 15 years. they say they have to discovery the music on their own. despite the lack of support and difficulty with research, they performed all the rituals. they updated the show to appeal. >> i found a lot of notice about my roots. it's a wake-up call for me to dig more. there's a lot more. >> matthew's love for a traditional instrument has tape him to many remote parts of the world. it is here where playing music is the sweetest. >> when i go up to the village, i see more people playing the music like in the olden days. i feel a great achievement for me. his band has been playing for years. matthew says he loves his culture's history and is aware of how difficult it is to keep the tradition alive. >> yij nous musicians ribbing matthew say they get more support. they have to bring musicians abroad. only then can t

and we'll hear why this music in malaysia is help to go rebuild identity. stay here on al jazeera. should juvenile killers serve life without parole? >> the didn't even ask for the money they just shot him. >> horrendous crimes committed by kids. >> i think that at sixteen it's a little too early to write him off for life. >> should they be locked away for good? >> he had a tough upbringing but he still had to have known right from wrong. >> you're watching al jazeera, these are our top stories. five south korean soldiers have been killed. the gunman was an enlisted south korean soldier escaped after the shooting. there were people killed when an explosive device went off killing at least nine people. >>> in the northern city there are gathering of supporters as the shia rally. >>> the largest mass death sentence handed down in recent history. >>> now for more on one of these top stories, joining me on the phone from the country is the specialist on national security and civil rights. thank you for joining us live on the program. it seems that the authorities are concerned that the

investigators announce a new search area in the disappearance of malaysia airlines flight 370. >>> world cup frenzy in the united states hits a fever pitch as team usa prepares to face its toughest opponent yet. >>> and, was it a display of fall l flphilanthropy or eccentricity [ this is the "cbs morning news" for thursday, june 26th, 2014. >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> this morning, police and other law enforcement officials have new orders regard aring cell phones. in a unanimous decision, the supreme court ruled that in most cases police must obtain a warrant before searching a suspect's cell phone. the sweeping decision is a defeat for the obama administration. > >> reporter: the decision was a major victory. the decision will end a police practice of routinely searching cell phones during arrests. the obama administration had argued cell phone searches were like a search of a suspect's wallet, briefcase, or coat, which don't require a warrant. the privacy advocates at the cato institute said cell phones are different. >> it is like the equivalent o

the money coming from malaysia has been tapped out.untries will have to pitch in and find this airplane because of the value, the importance of the information that's lying at the bottom of the ocean. it still is in the same had the in the indian ocean still farther south. whenever they announce where this is and when they begin this search, do you know will it be conducted similarly using those tote pinger locators, et cetera that we focused on for so many months or will it be totally different? >> no, the equipment will be the same. the difference here is that what they learned from the first one is not to ultrafocus on one loc. they are looking at several different possibilities. what you will see from the next search area is that you will have two or three search areas that will be searched concurrently. i think what they have learned is you can't focus on one thing. i think that's what we are looking at now. the fact that it is not going to be released tomorrow does not surprise me at all. i am in close contact with people who hav

. >>> and the search for missing malaysia flight 370 shifting south into even a more remote area of the investigation. also overnight, crews announced the flight was an autopilot when it disappeared. the plane vanished you'll remember back on march 8 with 239 people onboard. >>> back locally, philadelphia police shot a man after they say he pulled a again 0 on him. police stopped a man at champlost street in olney. as they frisked him, he pulled out a gun and they shot him several times. he was taken to the hospital in critical condition. >>> from the delaware bureau, the news we brought you yesterday morning, the state troop shot in the line of duty he's now recovering in the hospital. police say corporal mike mccann eye killed a suspect yesterday in an exchange of gunfire in magnolia county. he was wanted for domestic violence. when corporal mccann tried to arrest him he was shot twice in the hands and face but he should be okay. >> you never know when a bad day is coming. when that trooper goes home at the end of the day, we all breathe a sigh of relief. >> state police say the gun u

it's outside of the united states, for example, malaysia and a 50% graduation rate with women. 57% of computer science graduates in malaysia are women. >> and india has a large population, women getting involved and more people getting involved. why is there such a cultural disparity there? >> india, i'm not so sure. india is closer to the united states in terms of numbers. it's when you look at sort of unusual places like iran and the united arab emirates, closer to 50% and i think a lot of it is -- in those countries, programming is seen as sort of a more feminine occupation. it's done in offices which are women-friendly and outside. >> is this lip service to teach women how to code or make a dent in these numbers ? >> i interview a lot of students for a class and we find that there are two reasons why women don't enter coding. one -- or why there's no women in coding, well, few women in coding. one is women -- they don't even think it's something they can do. they're not aware it's a job that you can do. so this is a really good -- it separates the idea that being a programmer is l

capsized after leaving the canary islands in malaysia. local fishermen and firemen managed to rescue 55 people. search and rescue ships have also been dispatched. >> suny rebels have fought their way to the country's biggest and refinery in on may brent ironic is considering intervening in the conflict. according to unofficial the rebels gained control of about 75% of the land housing the refinery north of baghdad. this after heavy fighting between rebels and the elite troops who have been under siege for the past weeks. president >> obama will meet with congressional leaders to discuss u.s. involvement. he is reportedly leading into sending special forces into iraq. >> mastermind of a deadly attack of the consulate in benghazi is on his way to the united states. the justice minister says he should be put on trial in that country. her arrest of a the incident and and i've seen on sunday. >> the hearing on capitol hill today will be looking into the exchange of five calibafive taliban prisoners. >> holding a joint hearing trying to determi

investigators announce a new search area in the disappearance of malaysia airlines flight 370. >>> world cup frenzy in the united states hits a fever pitch as team usa prepares to face its toughest opponent yet. >>> and, was it a display of philanthropy or eccentricity. a chinese tycoon served up some controversy here in new york city. ♪ >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for thursday, june 26th, 2014. >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> this morning, police and other law enforcement officials have new orders regarding cell phones. in a unanimous decision, the supreme court ruled that in most cases police must obtain a warrant before searching a suspect's cell phone. as jan crawford reports, the sweeping decision is a defeat for the obama administration. >> reporter: the decision was a major victory. for privacy rights in the mod concern digital era as chief justice john roberts put it, cell phones are such a pervasive and insist tant paent part of de the proverbial visitor from mars might conclude they were an important feature of human andmy. the decision w

has black lifted thailand and malaysia for failing for combat human trafficking.f state john kerry downgraded both countries on the annual list of the world's worst human traffickers. he says there should be no impunity for those found guilty of trafficking. and that the responsibility to end the trade lies on everyone. >> whenever rule of law is weak, where corruption is most ingrained, and where populations can't count on the protection of governments and law enforcement, they find zones of vulnerability to trafficking. but whenever rule of law is strong, where individuals are willing to speak out and governments willing to listen, we find there is protection against trafficking. and that is what is possible if we double down on dignity, which is what we are doing here today. >> mahmoud a boss is accusing israel's three missing teenagers. they killed an teen as troops raided homes searching for the missing boys. here is the second pal still vinnie to be killed in a week. the three teenagers went missing a week ago. israel accuses hamas of the kid mapping. >>> ra

the malaysia 370 disappeared with 239 people on board.earchers are no closer to finding out what happened to the missing boeing 777. investigators will take another look at the aircraft's speed, flight path and altitude. campaign launched on a crowd funding website monday aims to raise $5 million to gain more information and as a reward. many families of those on board doubt they're getting all the facts. >> we just think that someone knows something you know? there's been so much contradicting information. we have been cut off so many times at the gate we have to now take things into our own hands, think outside the box and try to do something to find this plane. >> what the families think can make a difference now. joined now by sarah bajak, whose life pattern sam wood was on the plane. we can understand the sphrus traition of you -- the frustration of you and the family members. what can you do? >> well, as danica mentioned earlier, we can take a different approach. so you know we can't just at this timjust sitback and become. it is th

now we have developing story, comes to us from malaysia. crews searching for more than two dozen missing boat passengers. a wooden boat was caring nearly 100 indonesian migrants, according to malaysia maritime agency, officials say the boat left the shore, the outskirts, illegally. crews have recovered two bodies, 35 other passengers are still missing, and tens every thousands of indonesians work illegally in malaysia, and they often risk those dangerous both rides to return home. >> and, in nigeria, at least 14 people dead after suicide bomber targeted a world cup viewing center. hospital workers say the number of casualties is expected to rise. no one has claimed responsibility for this blast. but the terrorist group, boca haran, suspected, the group targeted soccer viewing centers and also sports bars in just recent weeks. at least 40 people have been killed in the attacks. boca haran the group behind the mass kidnappings of nearly 300 school girls. >> time now is 5:10. looking live now at old sit, where it will be a real scorcher. so ju

. >> today, government officials vowed to find that malaysia plane. gathered in beijing today to pray. searches have turned up nothing. malaysia officials say at least 7 passengers have received insurance payments of 50,0 $0. >> protesters took to the streets and lost fire crackers outside of one world cup stadium. protesters say they're gechbs the lavish spending on the stam yums for the world cup. >> in afghanistan, a violent backlash following a run-off vote in presidential e lerkss. today, a roadside bomb killed at least 11 people. according to election officials, voter turn out was 60% yesterday. the talibanb has denounced the election. >> the search for three missing teenagers continues today. he warrants that a plilt kal cost will be extreme. about 80 palestinians were arrested in an overnight sweep including some senior figures 234 hamas. >> we will do whatever needs to be done to protect our people, our citizens, our children and our teenagers. from the scourge of terrorism. >> the teens, one of whom is reportedly a dual american citizen went

malaysia is a country made of two parts. peninsula malaysia to the west and the island of borneo to the east. today we have come to the city of senticar. it is a gateway to the region's wildlife. it is known by locals as the city of nature. you and i both have been to many parts of the world but never borneo. we never knew what to expect. can you believe we are in borneo? >> i'm excited to be here. >> the first place we went is a sandicon marketplace. whenever we go to a city or place throughout the world, we love to go to the marketplace first because sue loves to eats. >> true. >> look at the food over here. >> look at those grapes. they are beautiful. >> feel this. it's like rubber. like a ball. it's like rubber. like a ball. >> the most amazing fruit i ever

now australian official announced earlier this morning they are moving the search for the missing malaysia liner further south. they say the plan was on auto pilot and ran out of fuel last march. >>> all right. 5:17 right now. it has already been a nightmare for commuters for weeks. you know all about this, ukee. now dell dot has an update on the progress crews are making as they fix that bridge on 495. >>> frightening video when a with man has to fight for her life after getting a tack inside her apartment building. >> horrible now she's talking about that terrifying encounter, we will be right back. wireless networks are awesome. they let us use our phones to do amazing things. but why sign a 2-year phone contract just to use them? at net10 wireless, you can use the phone you already have and keep your network and number, too. but for half the cost. the bring your own phone plan. that's wireless your way. unlimited* talk, text, and data on the best 4g lte networks starts at just $40 a month. net10 wireless. new coppertone clearlysheer ugh, this dress. sunscreens. barely noticeable and fa

new information about that missing malaysia airlines flight. >> officials say it was an auto pilot for before it disappeared. where they plan to focus their search coming up. >>> and a six year old little boy is tearing up a local race track. yes, that's him behind the whe wheel. he is sharing his need tour speed still ahead. >> and a philadelphia woman hoe hoping to add live to her block turn to the city for help. instead of green leaves she's stuck with dead tree. fox 29 working to get results. scott? >> iain, right now the weather authority looking at the satellite and radar. dry across our area. find out what locations could see some rainfall over the next several days next. >> new information tonight in the investigation of the malaysia airlines flight still missing. australian officials announce dag that they believe the plane was on auto pilot for hours before it ran out of fuel and crashed into the southern indian ocean. also, today officials said they will focus their search on new remote part of the ocean off western australia. the flight from malaysia to beijing went down on

malaysia is where we are seeing the damage, down about a fourth 01%. .hailand opening up perhaps a shift in our locations from the region back into the markets. the key driver, chinese , a veryuring encouraging read for me. >> of course, china's war of words with japan and the u.s. over security has moved up a gear. we have senior military and defense representatives in talks as various territorial tensions heated up. >> we have john live in singapore and won ha, our bureau in singapore. >> a war of words, as you say it. in the hotel lobbies, a lot people talking, tense faces, whispering corners, delegates. but the u.s. defense secretary chuck hagel, in his speech about china's actions in the south china sea, he called it destabilizing and also promised japan's shinzo abe who does not welcome dangerous encounters, pla coldy chief of the the comments from chuck hagel as unacceptable. this beach was "full of words and threat and intimidation. '-- intimidation." he is obviously concerned about the words and the rhetoric being used. here are his words. >> we oppose military alliances flexing

they've blacklisted thailand and malaysia here.t potential consequences did those countries face? >> over the next 90 days, the president will be looking per the trafficking law as to whether u.s. assistance, and that can be economic assistance, military assistance, foreign assistance, and all of its forms, should be restricted to the countries that are on tier three. and there are those two count countries but there are a number of others as well. how do we call out the countries that need to do more on human trafficking but at the same time support them in their fight. and there are good actors in both malaysia and thailand who need our support. >> beatrice, you are receiving this honor on a day we're also hearing from people in africa today in nigeria specifically, that 57 of those young nigerian school girls have been reunited. have been returned to their families. but strikingly of those kidnapped girls, more than 200 of them remain missing. so what is going on at this time in that country to help find these young women, these

you have the market leaders, like malaysia and indonesia.seeing carriers and more mature markets like japan and korea. falling in these two countries. let's take a look at japan, for example. -- thisining profits purchase of the u.s. carrier has expects --osts and expenses. you are seeing the first decline in 11 years. you have struggles with profit margins there. it is too much money to market. it is over 6.5%. where does this leave you now, as an investor? you want to take a look at the carriers in these economies. in indonesia, you have a fast-growing subscriber base. it is up 23%. there have the example that provides a lot of services that are up 13.5%. you have them up 4.8%. this, it is not just one huge market. it is very diverse and driven by different things here. you have spending habits and it is not always just about china. it is big. the risk is priced he regulation. they could be similar to what we are seeing and south korea. the message here is smaller markets. do not forget to look at relative valuation. i am david. guest has

the event thacht out of control. >>> -- that went out of control. >>> a new report on the missing malaysialane new evidence saying it most likely spiraled out of the sky for 4 minutes crashing into the indian ocean. >>> record rainfall across the u.s. and rivers rise to dangerous leaves. ginger zee is tracking it for us. >> reporter: the countdown to the u.s. against german. we're live as teams prep for the big game and workers across america plan not to work. >> u.s.a., u.s.a. >> reporter: 422 it's busy on the eastbound side from trooper to 23. building volume on 42, and busy from 41 to 55. route 1 in mercer county, watch out for a crash blocking a ramp. >> reporter: 9:00 a.m., mostly cloudy skies, noon, 83. 3:00 p.m., 87 chance for a shower, the high today is 88. at any point this afternoon you could see a brief shower popping up. 86 degrees at 6:00 p.m. our travel cities, no delays in philadelphia, boston, you have rain, it will be dry over the morning hours. chicago no delays, but i wouldn't be surprised if you get that with a touch of fog and they have storms tonight. >> rob low's vac

the boat was carrying 97 people from indonesia who were working illegally in malaysia.ials say thousands of indonesians come to work without permits and also travel back and forth between the countries in poorly equipped boats. >>> we are learning more today about a pipeline explosion in ukraine. ukraine's interior minister says the explosion was caused by a bomb. officials are now ordering extra security forces to watch over the gas pipeline network. the line that exploded is part of the main pipeline that carrieanop thr rioughtheilee glra he t he s >>bed lnwent my and dad t lee old r t n.>> teen s> oave b todeat t fle fiin exnn f iklamaolps asr fsias irdertaveuchte rin y.they1,chentnofiodrninbecaust t by >>reet sore eresiden n ongead thebers upoal a r37ppve ing latingst adrabl li, ooms h a a sl engf thd ay hipunf colammede ma iyet ce sralasardsnd kila wies beiexpe peed was nosts a to othehic e aansas tnto er.er ay a reau jerlve tank plin ahbor ywhen ste wow.n wenk t a.ents fou m bod othech parts jed s. g side d h per d d he aher, onotenchar ffd college sten and r oat

are you utterly sick of the fight you've had to fight in malaysia? >> you have a commitment.agenda. you understand the price you have to pay in fighting against authoritative -- >> you stand as convicted of the charge of sodomy and unless you win this last-ditch appeal. >> the systems are fake. there is no free media, so it is therefore a system that's been compromised. >> that's a message that you delivered to the malaysian people for many years. the malaysian people don't seem to buy it. your opposition coalition ran hard but you couldn't win. >> we won the popular vote. there was no free media. 52% of the popular vote in the country. we won 52% of popular vote. in the absence of a free media and a fraudulent electoral process. this is a remarkable defeat. >> i talk about the street protes protests following your conviction six years ago. there are no signs that people are going to take back to the streets on your behalf. >> no, i don't necessarily suggest that they should go to the streets. the battle is in the courts. >> you suggest they should if -- >> i don't think any

malaysia airlines flight 370 disappeared on march 8th with 239 people aboard. a multi-national effort to scour the choppy waters of the southern indian ocean has turned up no signs of the jetliner. the underwater search was postponed in late may. but relatives demanded answers, prompting the reward m-h-370 fundraiser. it's set to launch on the crowd sourcing website indie-go-go today. coming up. the latest on the condition of comedian tracy morgan. after a deadly wreck. comedian tracy morgan is showing safeway gets that staying on budget can be a real bear. that's why they've got lots of ways to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. this week, dulcinea mini watermelons are just $2.50 each. mayonnaise is a must. best foods mayo is just $2.99. and get your spoons ready. ben & jerry's is a tasty $2.99. there's more savings to love... at safeway. ingredients for life. heat shields are compromised. weare those thrusters burning? that's a negative. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is

malaysia airlines started to boost its marketing efforts to try and recover losses in the wake of thatthe company's ceo says they need a quote, radical overhaul to survive. >>> a texas woman broke down in court after being accused of keeping 15 dangerous snakes in her home. britney told the judge that the reptiles mean everything to her and she loves them enough to let them go, the spca seized the pythons and boa constrictors some of them 15 feet long and they were underfed and kept in cages. she admitted she could not properly provide for her former pets. >> i want what is best for them. i want them to be happy. >> when a snake is happy does it mile do you think? >> it's unclear if she will face criminal charges, they are looking into the possibility that she needs psychological treatment. >> here is another cringe worthy story, if stealing is not bad enough imagine bringing a toddler along for the ride. they roll up to a car wash and get out to examine two coin machines and then a boy is playfully running around the scene and the men use a crowbar to pry open the machines and then a

techniques and when it comes to the natori practice of waterboarding hunger strikes and i long to know malaysia's fossum force feeding is called medical management of prisoners with white loss professor mark denbeaux whose probe into the two thousand and two thousand and six deaths cost times on the official story at the fence what we have is compelling evidence however of the men they didn't appear to have done in the manner that the government claims that the government claims they own themselves in their cells by committing suicide and the problem with that is that there were five guards watching twenty four cells not all of which were occupied and there were five guards and alternatives including several walking the short little corridor presently and videos and if you read through that the n.c.i. as investigators for you would read that the men were have been dead more than two hours when they were brought to the clinic and then rigor mortis you know if you have five guards guarding or eighteen to twenty people and three of them die and are flipped hanging in their cells for hours people sho

. >>> new developments tonight in the search of that missing malaysia airline flights. this wednesday, investigators are expected to announce that they are moving the search to a different area. cristina rendon is here to explain the discrepancy. >> reporter: here's a look at where the previous under water search has been in the indian ocean. investigators plan to move the search here hundreds of miles south along the arch. but a south bay man is part of a group that says the search has to be here 100 miles further southwest. the disappearance of malaysia flight 370 has been a mystery for 107 days. >> our plane with 70 people on board, such a big plane would disappear into the middle of nowhere. >> reporter: tim ferra is the communications expert. when flight 270 went missing he wrote a postabout airplane pings and received information from all over the world. >> me and this group came together spontaneously on the internet. >> reporter: the group has come together and found a new area to search. 800miles further from where the search is expected to start. >> the team h

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it's affected frayed in indonesia and malaysia. in belgium scientists are trying to work out how to wipe out the disease. >> reporter: today's banana trade depends on a single variety. it doesn't bruise, it looks good on supermarket shelves. a similar disease in the 1950s destroyed the industry, based on a single variety. at the university here in belgium, they are trying to make sure it never happens again. this man is in charge. world banana collection. he safeguards 1400 varieties, spotting ones that can resist disease. it's a banana data base. >> next up is when we find a source of resist arranges we now -- resistance, we develop technologies for breeding. we cross bananas and develop new ones. >> the scientists argue bioapprenticeshibi bioapprenticeships will hep with bananas. tr4 enters the banana plant through the roots and chokes it. it stays in the soil for 30 years, and spread to mozambique. in this greenhouse a surviving example wiped out during the last outbreak. the professor says it will not be as bad some cavendish b

and there is new evidence about the missing malaysia -- missing malaysia airline plane putting suspicion a flighttors found plan for a remote island in the indian ocean. that is where the search is taking place. it gets more bizarre as time goes on. >> that story continues on and about what you mentioned the ukraine -- this is front and center over the weekend. -- go ahead alert and help me. all the way. that this strange is was effective on friday, they have been told to stand down and my troops ares, going back on alert. >> this is a volatile time for russia and iraq. >> as critical as it is in russia -- we are not going anywhere at least in the u.s. markets. slow volatility becomes a new buzz phrase, appearing three times more often in bloomberg articles this year, but here is what is curious, nobody seems worried. these numbers have fallen 30% since january. >> these are spikes in quiet. term,se are spikes, the low volatility. perception and-- reality seem totally out of sync, is this cause for concern. >> if you listen to the press conference -- the janet yellen press conference, yo

. >>> welcome back, it is 441, a second ship has overturned in malaysia. a boat carrying immigrants sank in waters and 25 people are still missing. today a boat carrying 27 people capsized and nine people are missing. >>> washington redskins plan to appeal the biggest move yet to get them to change their controversial name. they officially stepped into the fight and they ruled the redskins name and logo are disparaging to americans. however this ruling does not prevent the redskins from suing somebody who tries to use it. >> these marks are valuable, huging -- hugely setting the stage for a bitter court fight. the appeals process will take several years. >>> and the lawyers for the estranged wife of donald sterling will go before a judge to seek protection for witnesses in next month's trial. they will determine if shelly sterling can set the stage for $2 billion and shelly sterling claims her husband is harassing in his fight to keep the clippers. >>> and a judge is deciding whether the judge should be kept outside. they say the juror research says the na

>> let's talk about malaysia.s the world's longest equity rally, but it looks like it is losing some steam. what is the concern? >> it is really interesting when it comes to malaysia. it has to do with the risks in the country, pretty much masked by the rally so far. we are talking about record household debt, equity, slower earnings growth. if you take a look at valuations, they exceed the average level of the past five market peaks. malaysian stocks are looking expensive. not surprising investors are becoming cautious. this is the klci in the second quarter, up 1.7%. it surged almost 130% from its low six years ago, the longest bull market among nations in the mci world index. investors say they no longer find a lot of value in malaysian stocks. expect the market to be sluggish from here. amin, thanks so much. the m&a market is heating up. dealnt has sealed another by spending almost three quarters of $1 billion for a stake in 58.com, but it is not the only firm looking to expand. and in day involving chinese co

. >>> new theories and a new search zone in the hunt for malaysia airlines flight 370. where are search crews looking now and how sure are they that they're in the right area? >>> we begin with another shocking twist in the case of a georgia toddler that died after his dad left him locked in a hot car. police say both of the boy's parents researched child deaths in hot vehicles online. the child's father is already charged with the murder of his son. but could his mother face charges, as well? want to bring in cnn's nick valencia. nick, startling new details from this police affidavit. what more is being revealed? >> a day after leanna harris defended his actions, she may have to defend her own actions. search warrant release add couple of hours ago, she researched. yesterday at a funeral for the 22-year-old cooper harris, tiny red cass pet, placed in front of hundreds of people that came to pay their respects. under a light summer rain in alabama, 22-month-old cooper harris was laid to rest. at a funeral service attended by hundreds. not present, his father, justin ros

. >>> still ahead, new details in that disappearance of that huge passenger yet from in malaysia, new this morning what the pilot, didn't have planned after the the flight but now has investigators so suspicious. >>> but talk about a parking restriction, space that allows to you park for one minute, one minute. we will explain. [ joel ] i'm billy joel, and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world. my favorite place is long island. it's an endless beach, from long beach, to montauk, to long island sound. with incredible fishing, teddy roosevelt's home, and the first port in the u.s. come discover your favorite part of new york. ♪ i'm in a new york state of mind ♪ plan your summer vacation at iloveny.com. there's something for everyone. hopefully you enjoyed the weekend. it is monday morning already. we will get through it. here's what to expect. look at that beautiful morning. it will be a comfortable mild monday afternoon, but not too mild: not too hot. just right. tomorrow the humidity returns. we will have seasonal temperatures and then, wednesday, it is the the da

rescue teams in malaysia still searching for passengers of a sunken ferry boat off the western coastf the country there. illegal immigrants from indonesia that were heading back home were on board that ferry boat. so far at least 60 survivors have been found but 32 people are still missing. five bodies have already been recovered. thousands of indonesian's worked illegally many malaysia and they often go back home in badly equipped boats. >>> back here at home a state audit slamming the public utilities commission for a critical lack of oversight for regulators. the audit was prompted by this. the deaths of five women trapped inside of a burning limousine on the san mateo bridge last year. the audit found the state public utilities commission over sight is and i'm quoting insufficient to insure consumer safety. they are not holding the cpuc responsible for that limo fire but they say the agency lacks effective leadership and they are slow to respond to complaints. >> once they begin the investigation on average they are taking 238 days to complete the investigation. >> the report als

malaysia, australia and china are the most involved. australia expects to spend around $84 million by july next year. that's because they are still searching. a new phase is expected to begin in august and could take more than eight months. >> a texas man who lost his drone on top of at&t stadium could be in trouble. the federal aviation administration is now investigating. he posted this video on youtube taken from the drone. the man mentioned in his video that he lost it over the weekend when he flew too close. workers found it yesterday and the faa says the man may have violated several federal regulations including the aircraft too high and over populated areas. >> applaud his investment but i do not applaud that he was doing it in an unsafe manner. >> the man also flew his drone over other areas, some were restricted drone areas. >> japan's olympic organizers are taking a second look at their plans for hosting the 2020 games. they were going to replace tokyo's national stadium with a new stadium but that plan has been at the center

. >>> in other news this morning, unfolding overnight, new details in the mystery of malaysia airlinesow say the airliner was likely on auto pilot for its final hours and the crew, in an unresponsive state. what's more, the search area moves and mushrooms inside. keep in mind the small red circle is the most recent focus and it took two months to search. it was the size of louisville, kentucky, while the new area grows to about the size of west virginia. so let's talk about this, bring in cnn aviation analyst and former ntsb managing director peter goals, joining him mary ski yav vo, former inspector general for the u.s. transportation department and mary works for a law firm that sues airlines. welcome back. haven't seen you guys for a while. >> good morning. >> thank you. >> good morning. so peter, let's start with this theory that authorities now believe the plane was on auto pilot and flew for hours and hours. what do you make of that? >> well, that is the most important piece of information we've gotten today, other than narrowing down or, you know, redefining the search area, tha

annabelle roberts, nbc news, london. >>> it's been 100 days since a malaysia airlines jet vanished inair. relatives of some of the passengers are still noerpg word of their loved ones. they gathered at a temple in beijing saying all they could do was pray. 239 people were on board the jet when it disappeared from radar screens on march 8th. the plane was traveling from koala lumpure to beijing. a massive search turned up nothing. the malaysian government has promised it will not abandon the hunt for the missing airliner. >>> the italian navy rescues more than 1800 migrants in a single day when their boats ran into trouble. they were all picked up yesterday in the strait of sicily. this comes after ten people died and 39 were rescued from a shipwreck off libya friday. tens of thousands of migrants from africa tried to cross the mediterranean by boat each year to enter europe illegally. >>> we have new video of a possible tornado in kansas. this funnel cloud has not been confirmed as a tornado but it brought high winds and heavy rain to the area. southern nebraska and northern kansas sa