malaysia 370. about the pilot sitting beside fariq hamid, captain zaharie ahmad shah. >> there were questions about whether he was having extramarital relations, if his marriage was in trouble at all. there was questions about his political affiliation to the opposition. >> then, there was the flight simulator zaharie had built in his home to practice landings. >> yesterday officers from the royal police visited the home of the pilot. >> it seemed like a potential lead, until investigators declared it a dead end. >> examination of the flight simulators revealed nothing suspicious for the authorities. >> and nothing came of speculation about his marriage or political leanings. like first officer fariq, zaharie lacked any apparent motive. >> many aspects of the case have been centered on the captain. and the more they have looked, the less they have found. >> i just don't see any logic. i don't see any reason why he would want to be a rogue pilot. >> his sister spoke out to channel news asia. >> he d

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good fight. >> good night malaysia 370. >> these are the last words heard from malaysia cockpit flightbegins. >> you have a serious of events that appear to be human driven. you have a transponder being turned off, you have an acars system being turned off, you have the plane being turned not once, but at least twice, probably three times. >> and most perplexing, no distress call. >> there are so many ways to notify people that there's a distress. uhf radios, vhf radios. many, many, many ways. >> none of that happened? >> none of it for seven hours. >> could the disappearance of mh-370 be deliberate? to answer that question, investigators zero in on the last two men known to be in control of the plane. seen here passing through security on the night of the flight. first officer fariq hamid was only 27 years old. >> very young to be flying a 777 in the u.s. but had gone through all the gates and had passed and was with a very senior guy. that's a perfectly safe scenario. >> there were these 2011 photos taken of fariq in the cockpit with two passengers that initially raised eyebrows. >>

malaysia 370 and malaysia 17. i will address a little bit about what i call the community is doing in relationship to malaysia 37. 0 firs0 first. we don't know much about malaysia 370. the only thing we do know is we scant exactly location where it is. that's all we know at this point. the community got together, organized a meeting on global flight tracking in march of this year. this brought together poej government and industry to start to talk about this issue and start to set some near term mid term and long-term objectives for the future in respect of tracking airplanes. so near term objectives, i have to applaud an objective. in moving ahead in tracking airplanes on a basis. there is a commit tomt work ahead on this issue, na particular in lookinging ahead to the issues where there isn't surveilled airspace in a potential exist for airplanes let's say not to be tracked presently at the rate we would like them to be tracked. so forming an aircraft tracking task force, the attf. the attf is a broad cross sect

>> malaysia. >> so, anyone who is watching in malaysia, come check us out.rea in the h! tell all of your friends to come to the show. >> jimmy: you guys are known in, like, malaysia and you can sell concert tickets there? >> you know, we're big in japan. we'll see how it goes. >> we haven't been there, so, we don't know. we have to find out. >> jimmy: it must be -- you must have a big, like, your crew and staff and all that stuff, must be quite an operation. >> we do. we have a big crew sometimes. this time, we're going to pair it down. we're just going to take one dude to, like, do everything. just to travel light and keep it real. >> jimmy: who will that lucky fellow be, may i ask? >> just a dude named craig overbay. >> saves money when you take one dude. he's going to be like lights and sounds and merch guy. >> the band wasn't too happy. they have to carry their own stuff. >> jimmy: your act as tenacious d sometimes borders on the satanic. is that -- will that be a problem, do you think, over in -- >> you know, it's funny. in malaysia, they did say, now,

. >> americans are far more likely to get the flu this year than ebola >>> the case against malaysia's opposition leader anwar ibrahim enters its final stay, in a case many say is politically motivated. >> we'll tell you why it's a good time to be a woman in france, but not when it comes to your pay check. >>> the government ministers from around the world are gathering in berlin this hour to discuss what aid agencies call the worst humanitarian disaster in modern times. more than 3 million syrians crossed the border, millions are displaced in the country, and there has been a huge influx of people into turkey. nearly 200,000 people have escaped the violence and border town of kobane. for more than a month, the border has been the scene of intense fighting from i.s.i.l. and kurdish forces. the turkish disaster and emergency management authorities say they are providing three hot meals for 60,000 in the area around. >> we'll go to bernard smith, live at the turkish-syrian border. we'll get to the refugee situation, but first, what is the latest on the fighting in kobane? >> elizabeth, g

they say that it has not vanished at all. >> malaysia said they knew where it was but they had had nomunication. their system showed that the aircraft continued to go on that heading. >> malaysia airlines gives more promising messages. they had exchanged signals with the flight. the plane was in normal condition and the plane was flying off the coast of vietnam. >> at that point the guard is let down. you start going in a different direction. you're just trying to communicate. >> but an hour and a half after that first reassuring message, a tragic realization. malaysia airlines now tells air traffic control the information was wrong. >> and you can see vanished, the mystery of flight 370 tuesday 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn. we will be right back. ♪ want to change the world? create things that help people. design safer cars. faster computers. smarter grids and smarter phones. think up new ways to produce energy. ♪ be an engineer. solve problems the world needs solved. what are you waiting for? changing the world is part of the job description. [ male announcer ] join the scient

malaysia 370 and malaysia 17.o, i'll address a little bit of what -- about what i'll call the community is doing in relationship to malaysia 370 first. we don't know very much about what happened to malaysia 370. the only thing we do know is we can't exactly locate where it is. that's the only thing we know at this point. so, the community got together. we organized a multidisciplinary meeting on global flight tracking in march of this year. this brought together both governments and industry to start to talk about this issue and start to set some near term, midterm and long-term objectives for the future in respect of tracking airplanes. the near-term objectives, i have to applaud an initiative made by iata in moving ahead in tracking airplanes on a global basis. so, there's a commitment made by iata to work ahead on this issue. in particular, taking a look at those areas where there isn't surveilled air space and the potential exists for airplanes, let's say, not to be tracked presently at the rate that we would

he says, how come malaysia -- he is referring to an overwhelmingly muslim country -- how come malaysia does not have similar problems? he answers -- because malaysia is not trying to change the international order. that is your moderate. do not be fooled by iran's manipulative charm defenses. it is designed for one purpose only. to lift the sanctions and remove the obstacles to iran's path to the bomb. the islamic republic is now trying to bamboozle its way into an agreement that will remove the sanctions it still faces and leave it with a capacity of thousands of refugees -- centrifuges to enrich uranium. this would effectively cement iran's place as a threshold military nuclear power. in the future, in the time of its choosing, iran, the world's most dangerous regime in the world's most dangerous region would obtain the world's most dangerous weapons. allowing that to happen would pose the gravest threats to us all. it is one thing to confront militant islamists on pickup trucks armed with rifles. it is another thing to confront militant islamists armed with weapons of mass destructi

the plane vanished on a flight from malaysia to china last march. 239 people were on board. in syria, islamic state militants are continuing their assault on kobani, a town near the turkish border. because of the fighting, an estimated 160,000 syrians have fled into nearby turkey. overnight, u.s. led coalition airstrikes targeted militant positions there. those strikes and the clashes there left at least 16 militants dead. in neighboring iraq, islamic state fighters reportedly executed six iraqi soldiers in a town 85 miles west of baghdad today. we'll have more on the war against the islamic state later in the program. in brazil, voters from the bustling streets of rio to the remote reaches of the amazon cast their votes today in that country's presidential election. the incumbent, dilma rousseff, is favored to win re-election, but is expected to fall short of the 50% needed to avoid a runoff. the runoff would be october 26th. brazil, a country of 200 million people, is estimated to be the world's seventh largest economy. in mexico, federal security forces have unearthed a m

crews resume the search for the malaysia jetliner missing for months.hey hope to find new clues in the plane's disappearance. deadly gunfire erupts outside a downtown oakland nightclub for the second time this week. details next. oakland police are on the lookout tonight for the person or persons responsible for a triple shooting early this morning near a downtown nightclub. one person was killed, two others were wounded. kron 4's dan kerman has the latest. downtown oakland triple shooting 100514 sunday morning it was shop keepers, not anyone from the city of oakland cleaning up blood splattered on the sidewalk. from a triple shooting that occurred hours earlier sot anna/works in downtown oakland: a man lost his life and it's disrespectful the city didn't clean up after him, it's a biohazard too police say about 1-30 sunday morning a fight broke out after a group of people left a 14th street nightclub in downtown oakland then gunfire sot davis: i didn't see anything, i just heard a lot of things like pow pow pow pow and people scattering running police

the direction of politics in malaysia hinges on a court decision. florence louie, al jazerra. >>> spain are questioning dozens of politicians, bureaucratses and business leaders arrested in a $300 million corruption probe. it's the string of scandals that hit spain. banks, football clubs and even members of the royal party. tim friend reports. >> reporter: it's almost a daily event here. another high-ranking politician in court. this time it's the former general secretary of the ruling popular party. accused of corruption while in office. across the street, angry pensioners make their feelings known. they have suffered personally from the misdeeds of banks and politicians. and their frustration is clear. >> translator: we are the leading country in the world for corruption. >> translator: there are 5 million people unemployed. mothers have nothing to feed their sons with, people are being evicted from their houses, and meanwhile the government is stealing money. >> reporter: detectives are still questioning francisco, another prominent conservative.

malaysia 370 and malaysia 17. i will address a little bit about what i call the community is doing in relationship to malaysia 37. 0 firs0 first. we don't know much about malaysia 370. the only thing we do know is we scant exactly location where it is. that's all we know at this point. the community got together, organized a meeting on global flight tracking in march of this year. this brought together poej government and industry to start to talk about this issue and start to set some near term mid term and long-term objectives for the future in respect of tracking airplanes. so near term objectives, i have to applaud an objective. in moving ahead in tracking airplanes on a basis. there is a commit tomt work ahead on this issue, na particular in lookinging ahead to the issues where there isn't surveilled airspace in a potential exist for airplanes let's say not to be tracked presently at the rate we would like them to be tracked. so forming an aircraft tracking task force, the attf. the attf is a broad cross sect

malaysia airlines flight 370 and all on board vanished in march.uring a flight from kuala lumpur to beijing. protests continue in hong kong today. city 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

the students in malaysia who looked to opposition leader abraham for inspiration as he flies a legaltle which is politically motivated and senior politician from spain are among dozens of suspects arrested in the biggest corruption case in years and the latest from madrid and the hunt goes on for the futbol captain and joe will have the latest coming up, in sport. ♪ and the poll rejected request by egypt to issue an international arrest warrant for al jazeera journalist monsoo, he is one of several al jazeera journalists that have been convicted in egyptian court. and the request did not meet its rules. and al jazeera continues to demand the immediate release of three journalists who have been detained in egypt for 304 days, greste and fahmy and mohamed are falsely accused of helping the out lawed muslim brotherhood and al jazeera rejects the charges against them. between 2004-2013, 370 journalists around the world were murdered and in direct retaliation for their work, the culprits are rarely brought to justice according to a new report from the committee to protect journalists and

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malaysia 370. >> for more on the plane's disappearance, be sure to watch "vanished: the mystery of malaysialines flight 370," that is only here on cnn 9:00 p.m. eastern tuesday. >>> also this, paul revere, leader of the 1960s rock band paul revere and the raiders died at his home in idaho. the band recorded a string of hits in the '60s and 7 0. revere, the band's organist was known for his wild stage personality and came to be known as the mad man of rock 'n' roll. the band had actually a tour scheduled to start next month. paul revere was 7 6. >>> coming up next on the program, can an ebola patient be forced into quaurantine if they don't want to go, or someone suspected of having ebola? the outbreak has led to a lot of questions, a lot of legal questions. we're going to address those right after the break. e... zero heartburn! prilosec otc. the number 1 doctor-recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 9 straight years. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. today, more and more people with type 2 diabetes are learning about long-acting levemir®, an injectable insulin that can

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they point to solid personal consumption in other parts of asia such as malaysia and the philippines. and they say the recovery in the u.s. and other developed nations could give a boost to exports. they do worry about the ripple effects of a possible rate hike in the u.s. and geopolitical tensions in polices such as ukraine. >>> well, investors in the asian pacific region feeling a bit relieved as the latest data points to the relative strength of the u.s. labor market. tokyo and hong kong posting solid gains of more than 1% today. many market players were pretty inactive, though, because of public holidays with markets in mainland china, singapore and mumbai all closed for holidays today. here in tokyo the nikkei average climbing more than 1%, it infshed 15,890, rising for a second straight trading day. a broad range of shares were higher today with export-linked issues showi particularly strong gains. the hang seng index seeing gains up more than 1%, finishing at 23,315. investor worries about the prolonged occupy central activities appear to be easing somewhat as student leaders a

what was found on one recovered body. >>> development of the crash of malaysia flight 17.nged to earth in ukraine nearly three months ago, apparently shot down by a missile. dutch investigators are saying one passenger's body was found with an oxygen mask strapped around his neck and that raises new questions about what the 298 people on board knew about their fate when the plane was struck and fell out of the sky and crashed on the ground. let's discuss what's going on with cnn aviation analyst peter goals. what does this say to you that one of the passengers was found, body, with an, again mask? >> it has horrifying implications. if it can be shown this mask was put on by that individual, and the dutch are checking it for fingerprints, for dna, it means that at least one person on the plane had time to pull down the mask deployed automatically as the plane was starting to break up and get it around his neck and it's hor fiing. >> if this oxygen match is attached, that can't just happen by itself. somebody has to attach it to this person's head. >> it has to be put on and

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watch "vanished: the mystery of malaysia airlines flight 370", that's coming up at 7:00 eastern. >>>kay. we're going to talk about the fight against isis now and address the questions you'll be asking in the coming days. question number one, will the city of baghdad fall to these islamic militant? look at this map. and that line of isis-controlled areas. it starts in syria. cuts through iraq's anbar province now and is aimed right at the capital. u.s. defense secretary chuck hagel says flat-out iraqi troops are fully in control of baghdad. we've got to ask for how long? question number two, president obama has already admitted to down playing isis calling them the jv team at one point, but is the u.s. still underestimating the threat these militants really pose? question number three, if the u.s. keeps dropping bombs and isis keeps advancing, taking more cities, maybe even baghdad, what will the u.s. do? here we go. the first question is about baghdad. isis militants, just a few miles from the airport and the city limits. so far, they've run pretty much roughshod over everywhere they

we don't know very much about what happened to malaysia 370.he only thing we do know is that we can't exactly locate where it is. that's the only thing that we know at this point. so the community got together, we organized a multidisciplinary meeting on global flight tracking in march of this year. this braught together the respect of tracking airplanes. so the near term objectives, i have to applaud an initiative made by iyotta. in moving ahead in tracking airlines on a global basis. so they formed a an aircraft tracking task force, the att. the att involves the regulators, the airline industry itself, it involves the major aim frame manufacturers, air buss, boeing, it involves the air navigation service providers worldwide. it also involves the air looirn pilots through your international federation. we expected that their recommendations would come forward from ayiotta to their governing boards at the itch leaptation in september. in parallel to this but directly connected with that, is what we call a con september of operations. as our abi

had no hand in the proceedings then or now. >> there is a selective analysis of the judiciary in malaysiaenever the decision going in anwar's favor, it is seen as being credible. but when the same judiciary decides against them, they are lambasted and criticized as being under the thumb of the executive government. >> reporter: it was under anwar's leadership that the opposition made its strongest gains in the general election last year, but there are signs the coalition is shaky, and supporters fear the group may splinter if anwar disappears from the political arena. the direction of the group hinges on the court's decision. >>> australia has imposed a blanket ban on visas for people flying from west africa. there have been no recorded cases there yet. but there has been a number of scares. they have contributed almost $16 million to help fight the virus, but has been criticized for not sending medical teams. >>> in the u.s. a nurse forced into quarantine has now been released. she has tested negative to the virus. some u.s. stateds have imposed mandatory quarantines for workers returnin

. >> a new effort to find the malaysia airlines jet that disappeared more than six months ago. up next the high-tech tool searchers are now using. >>> welcome back. we do have breaking news from washington, d.c.. the supreme court has rejected appeals from five states seeking to prohibit same sex marriages. they are indiana, utah, oklahoma, virginia, and wisconsin. the order immediately ends delays on marriage in those states. we will have more on this breaking news coming up during mornings on 2. >>> crews now using high-tech new stools at a search for that missing malaysia airlines jet. sheriffs authorities say the go phoenix vessel arrived in the phoenix indian ocean earlier today. besides that new ship, the searchers will busying new 3d map technology. >> it makes a great deal of difference. they will be able to hold a tighter path right above the ocean floor knowing what is coming ahead of time so they can come a little faster and get a lot more done. >> they will also use sonar equipment, video cameras and jet fuel sensors. >>> protests over the shooting of an unarmed tee

. >> reporter: he is organizing malaysia's first pet a dog event.quite brave of him as a muslim because he's terrified of dogs himself. islamic scholars tell him dog saliva is unclean. he's tried to make things simple putting dog owners in red shirts and shows scared of dogs in yellow. >> we're not afraid anymore. >> police are guarding this event because he has received threats. dog ownership is controversy malaysia. >> when his owners take him for a walk, often muslims try to stay away from him. those that don't, well they end upkeeping it quiet. that's the problem. religion is so controversial, some won't ask to touch a dog. >> if a muslim touches a dog, they can pure identify themselves with a washing ritual. it's still difficult to have dogs as pets. those that do often have to hide from neighbors. >> it's a sin. if you have one, you're a sinner. i got caught. >> and there are more serious consequences. last year a dog trainer was arrested after posting a video of her cleaning dogs while a muslim call to prayer was heard in the background. she

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. >>> also malaysia's opposition leader ibrahim makes a final appeal against his five-year sodomy conviction. >>> hello, thanks for joining us. why should turkey commit troops to fighting in syria if western states won't? that's the argument being put forward by turkey's prime minister. he says he's shocked at western criticism of his country's approach towards militants of the so-called islamic state in syria. the circumstances surrounding the city of kobane close to the turkish border. >> even kobane is -- retaking kobane -- who will be doing this military operation? this is the question. i am really surprised and shocked. expecting turkey to do something should define what turkey should do. i am sure many of these media or international parties will criticize turkey. the only way to help kobane, seems other countries don't want to use ground troops. moderate forces to kobane. what are they? peshmerga. peshmerga is part of the iraqi army. constitutionally, they are part of iraq. but if other countries, americans, europeans want to send their troops, turkey never said no. >> but they've sai

to show support for nudist athletes arrested in malaysia. perverts. >> or is it? >> a prominent nudism activist says the games are a symbolic protest against the arrests of participants in this year's malaysia nudist sports games. five nude athletes were sentenced to 30 days in prison. that's all of. the videographer of the event got six months for distribution of important graphic material. seems harsh. in san francisco the events will include sumo wrestling, javelin throwing and a 50 meter crab walk race. all right. buck, i'm going to go to you first. >> i had a feeling. >> i'm scared of going over to dagan. >> because i'm going to gesture. >> i know you are. i know you're going to gesture. >> unless you're an athlete, the human body is hilarious. >> i'm assuming with the sumo wrestling portion of this, these are people of some girth and size. >> i don't think so. otherwise it's two nakeds dudes hugging each up up close. >> you just got me on that. i was making assumptions. all sorts of hegemony going on up here. >> you've got to take off

the direction of politics in malaysia hinging on a court decision. 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. s

. >>> the underwater search for the missing malaysia airlines flight mh370 has resumed in the southern indian ocean seven months after it disappeared. a ship equipped with sonar technology has arrived in a remote stretch of ocean where the plane is thought to have ended its flight. >>> typhoon phanfone has landed in japan. 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 underwent surgery to remove his gallbladder. he took the throne in 1986 and has stepped in repeatedly to unify the country. >>> tens of thousands of villages have fled their homes in kashmir, as indian and pakistani troops bombarded each other with gunfire and mortar shells. the two sides exchanged fire over the border. at least nine people, including three children, were killed. each country accuses the other of firing first. and police in indian controlled kashmir have fired tear gas at protesters who are angry over the response of last month's devastating floods. th

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technology with nearly seven months after it disappeared, charlie d'agata, on why the search for malaysia airlines flight 370 is starting again with new mapping technology. days after another drunk driving arrest, michael phelps is putting his come back on hold to enter a program. don dahler has details. and the most unforgiving open water camp in the world. if you want to cross the english channel, "60 minutes sports" discovered, ned denison is your man. >> something in the human psyche loves this test. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> glor: good evening, i'm jeff glor. the c.d.c. says in africa the ebola virus is spreading so fast it's hard to keep up. in the u.s. the agency said today they remain confident it will be controlled. tonight, a new patient is headed to a hospital in nebraska. the freelance cameraman for nbc, who caught ebola on the job in liberia. in dallas, the c.d.c. said today the man diagnosed with ebola in dallas is fighting for his life. all this as officials struggle to contain the panic as much as the disease we start with manuel bojorq

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a grim revelation in malaysia flight mh-17, one victim was found wearing an oxygen mask. it raises the question if passengers knew their fate. the plane was shot down over ukraine in july. and new details on flight 370. it made a slow left turn, then spiraled into the water when its fuel ran out. the new scenario is based on an unanswered ground to air call. the flight vanished back in march. >>> air strikes meant to disable an al qaeda spin-off group in syria are proving to be a failure. american intelligence officials say last month's air strikes killed only one or two key militants of the khorasan group. they say important members fled the targeted aleppo region. they say foggy intelligence on the ground is to blame for wayward attempts. >>> a prosecutor in texas wants to see minnesota vikings player adrian peterson rearrested. the district attorney's office has filed a motion to revoke peterson's bond after he allegedly told a worker conducting his urine exam that he had, quote, smoked a little weed. peterson is currently free on a $15,000 bond, relating to his child

it's not just about malaysia airlines.e's an accident the entire industry feels the impact of that. >> so give us an idea, because we used to be up on every search and how long it would last and we've probably gotten rusty here. give us an idea of how this will go. it's new in bluefin, it's this echo, it can work faster. will they go out on longer sorties? how will this go? we know it's not conveniently located. >> that's for sure. it's about the most remote place in the world you could possibly so it's interesting. they've come up with a system in which they have a cursory look at the bottom so they pull a towed radar, sonar, that looks at the bottom of the ocean for anomalies, things that are different about the ocean floor that might be pieces of the aircraft. as you can imagine, the bottom of the floor has been there for millions of years so it will tell us if there's something not normal. once that happens they send the echo down on a pinpointed mission to look at that particular anomaly to determine if it's a rock th

. >>> the search for malaysia airlines flight 370 has resumed. an initial search for the passenger jet and its 239 passengers was suspended earlier this year, but now one ship has already begun scanning the floor of the indian ocean. two more ships set to join that search in the coming weeks. paula hancocks is in seoul, south korea. she is covering this story for us. and paula, many have been waiting for this moment. part 2 of the search. how did they 12k50id where to get it started again? >> reporter: well, natalie, this is basically a refined search area with the information that the australian authorities and international experts have. they have been reanalyzing basically what that satellite and radar information was telling them, and they have decided that the search area should be further south than where they were searching many months ago. they also had one new piece of information. they had they said a failed satellite phone call made from the malaysian airlines staff on the ground to the aircraft. now, it didn't go through, but they say

. >> it goes to malaysia and heads to japan. those are the kinds of things we want to do.t helps develop relationships with our partners. it is necessary in order for us to lament oustrategy. >> last week the u.s. army unveiled its operating concept to reinvent itself in the wake of long ground wars. the new concept acknowledgeges future operations will be multinational with a range of earners from nations to nongovernmental organizations. the army must remain capable of highgh-intensity combat and get ready to do wings with more partners w worldwide. it helps army leaders in iraq and afghanistan hohone their --lity toto do the right inks things and operations from combat to humanitarian assistance. they develop new concepts ththat will change how the force is organized and equipment. changing the basasic fighting of the army and squad would change systems the my won't be at the center of every operation that will be a key player. key forng years will be the u.s. military. the ararmy deserves credit for thinking about its future. america's military is a leading force becau

he will be meeting with other heads of state, including australia, philippines, and malaysia.he indonesian president is expected to announce his new cabinet later this week. >> staying in indonesia, where two french journalists face up to five years in prison. they are appearing before a tribunal on monday, charged that misusing a tourist visa that work as journalists and failing to get the proper authorization. they were arrested in august as they worked on an investigation into the separatist on rising on an island in the far east of the country. we will have the latest from our correspondent in indonesia in about 20 minutes. stay tuned. military supplies from the skies -- u.s. planes airdropped guns and ammunition to the kurds. turkey changes tack saying it is helping iraqi kurds in the battle for kobane. europe steps up its response to ebola. brussels airport is joining paris to screen passengers from the worst-affected nations as eu ministers debate how to get more aide to these -- more aid to the areas stricken by the disease. the spanish nurse has been cleared of the di

mentioned in the opening of your introduction, europe is basically flat, and the mint countries, malaysia , indonesia, it is not enough jump start the economy. >> when opec really had the wh whip hand and could cause gyrations in world markets after their meet negotiation middle europe, countries could open and close the taps at will. but have things changed to the degree that even when prices are low they need that money coming. >> there are some states in opec, the saudis in particular, they are far more concerned with a global long-term price of oil. they want it to stay stable. they want it to stay stable in the long term. but other opec members states like venezuela, states like iran, as mentioned, they're extremely dependent on the short-turn revenue they get from this oil. and so the iranians have asked the saudis to stop producing so much, but the saudis are very well aware that the iranians cannot handle that. practically the countries in it are experiencing different things. >> short answer, some places can't leave it in the ground. they just can't. >> yes. venezuela in particul

india, malaysia, the philippines, and singapore are all closed.t, our next guest says he favors japanese exporters for a little longer. >> other stories making headlines. unemployment fell and this is a payrollsat saw increased more than expected. obama said manufacturing is growing faster than the rest of the economy. >> united states has put more people back to work in europe, japan, and every other advanced economy combined. this is what it looks like -- looks like. this is after a market holiday on friday. seeing the some gains. shirking and the rest of asia today. australian equities are dragged down. the foreign investor sentiment is seeing a extension of losses. let's stick with the markets. we are joined now. gold is down. let's start with that. how much does optimism about the economy and labor market have to do with that? >> it has a lot to do with that. gold stays for now numbered with the data of the u.s. and we could see more downside on gold. >> ri. what about the downside not for the u.s., obviously. they see there were economy reco

malaysia's defense minister says he is confident they will be able to find missing flight 370 that's been missing now several months, since back in march. a new effort is under way now. a ship will be arriving just about 1,000 miles west of australia later today. the ship that was previously there is back at port for resupply. the boeing 777 disappeared back on march 8th. 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 i

technology with nearly seven months after it disappeared, charlie d'agata, on why the search for malaysialines flight 370 is starting again with new mapping technology. days after another drunk driving arrest, michael phelps is putting his come back on hold to enter a program. don dahler has details. and the most unforgiving open water camp in the world. if you want to cross the english channel, "60 minutes sports" discovered, ned denison is your man. >> something in the human psyche

after getting fake visas they go to neighboring malaysia. they travel to pakistan and then are smuggled over land into syria. young people seeking to join the islamic state group from all over the country flock to him. >> translator: i'm following god's will by going to the middle east. i want to save the islamic believers who are dying in the fighting. >> reporter: we asked why he keeps sending young people to the group, an organization strongly criticized by the international community. he said he is simply trying to help young people realize their ideals. he also feels he is helping to keep indonesia stable. >> translator: if people who want to be active take up arms here, security in this country will get worse. i'm sending these people to the middle east to keep indonesia safe. you could say i'm contributing to the safety of this country. >> reporter: the police continue to monitor him, but they can't charge him with a crime because they have no evidence that he is in fact in terrorism. the challenge for all nations is finding ways to p

. >> josh, couple of a months ago when the malaysia airlines jet was shot down over ukraine the presidentarried on with his campaign schedule, a member of the senior staff said abrupt changes to the president's schedule could have unintended consequence ever creating a false sense of crisis. did do you that today? >> no, major. what drives these kind of decisions are the president's responsibilities and you'll recall, i don't know if you traveled on that trip with us to delaware and new york but over the course of that trip the president called five different world leaders while on the road including president petro poroshenko, the leader of malaysia, including the prime minister of the netherlands who that's a nation that bore the brunt of that tragedy. the president seconded his schedule that include some political events while attending to his responsibilities as commander-in-chief. as it relates to today's schedule, the schedule did need to be changed so the president could fulfill his responsibilities as leader of the country, we'll evaluate the schedule tomorrow based on his require

the search for missing malaysia airlines flight mh-370 resumes today. crews began searching a desolate stretch of the indian ocean far off of australia's west coast. three ships will spend up to a year looking for that airliner using sonar, video cameras and jet fuel sensors. it's been almost seven months since the jet disappeared with 239 people on board. >>> 6:47. the u.s. aid worker being threatened with beheading by isis told his parents he's afraid to die. 26-year-old peter kassig of indianapolis was taken hostage in october of last year in syria, where the former army ranger was providing aid for refugees there. his parents said they received a letter from their son in june, saying if he does die, they should take comfort knowing he went out while trying to help those in need. >>> three american airmen were swept out to sea as typhoon fanfun slammed central japan today. at least one of those airmen died. the other two are still missing. the 300-mile-wide typhoon brought heavy rain and powerful wind. more than 600 flights were canceled in tokyo and