malaysia the same. but they wanted a malaysian society.hey have a serious problem because the chinese and indians -- they are separate. they live in different places and go to different schools. they have different communities. we have one community. i'm not saying we are one nation yet, but we are one society. charlie: and you have made speeches including this year promoting the idea of the kind of social cohesion of multiple parties from multiple ethnic groups? lee kuan yew: yes, without that you get no progress. if you are fighting, how can you get progress? charlie: but is -- do you worry that if there is more political discourse among the young that it will lead to racial politics? lee kuan yew: no, they can have all the discourse they like. that race, religion, and language need to be tracked carefully. you know that these are sensitive issues. it is a hornets nest. i said in that book, that i think that muslims from malaysia should be relaxed. and he together with the others. charlie: and it created a firestorm. and your son, the pr

mobilize a last part of the population chinese indians and some malays, standing and working for a malaysian malaysia and it didn't work out and that was the end of our enterprise. >> rose: so you were crying over the anguish that what might have been couldn't be. >> yes. and i had to leave behind all the people that mobilized. they were left leader less. .. >> rose: did you dream it could be what it is today? >> not in the actual form it is, because the form has been the physical landscape has been the result of technological improvements imported from outside. as the globalized village allowed us to have bali and all the rest of it but we have an intermingled population, one society that was planned. that was the aim, and it is still a work in progress but we will continue that work. >> rose: someone said you built a first-class oasis in a third world region and you have been praised for your efficiency and incorruptibility but you have been accused by human rights groups of limiting political freedom and intimidating through libel lawsuits. >> how can you intimidate through libel lawsuits? it is r

when singapore was kicked out of malaysia in 1965, he wanted a malaysian malaysia.planned for singapore's independence. the circumstances were forced on in. he did say he regrets nothing. on goodone, he had did faith for singapore's future. proud described himself as a political street writer, per se. you would know that the prosperous singapore was the result of his policies. but he is not without controversy. haslinda: he built singapore. because of this vision he had. he often said his priority is survival and welfare of his people. that then only comes democracy. as far as he was concerned, democracy can be defended from time to time as needed. that is because to him, singapore remained fragile, built on a small base, nation of immigrants and different races. that must be kept together by policies. a unified people, not quite yet in its dna. that is how he felt about singapore. housing, economic, educational policies to ensure equality and transparency. he attracted foreign investors. he ruled with an iron fist. he said he knew what was best. he also used the la

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that's not a lot to ask for transparency. >> reporter: andrew teaches, cnn, kuala lumpur, malaysia. >> malaysianls did not answer a cnn request for a response. >>> halfway through our second hour here. time for a break. when we come back israel's prime minister has delivered his warning to the u.s. congress. ahead, reaction from iran to benjamin netanyahu's controversial speech. >>> plus we'll show you the iranian general advising iraqi forces in their fight to recapture an isis strong hold. stay with us. did someone say burn? try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work just as fast and are proven to taste better than tums smoothies assorted fruit. mmm... amazing. yeah, i get that a lot. alka seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. you total your brand new car. nobody's hurt,but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do, drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had a liberty mutual new car replacement, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving aroun

malaysia. the editors from the malaysian insider were detained after publishing an article on royal opposition. >>reporter: it starts to the north where the -- one of the opposition parties an islamic party, is in charge of that state and they want to bring in islamic law. in doing this they have upset some of its partners including the parties that favor the chinese community. if you add to this now the statement itself of bringing islamic law in it would have to be brought in not state by state but as a national law and therefore it comes into conflict with the constitution. that aside, malaysia also has a rotatingeingeing monarchy. it was that conclave and the decision to reject islamic law that was reported in this magazine and it's why these five have been arrested. the issue and the controversy remains as to why they have been arrested. it should be up to the sultans to complain about the article, it should be then up to the magazine to retract and apologize. why officials and security services have now got involved is what is controversial but it's all ability sedition and the government

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the malaysian prime minister coming out today saying malaysia is committed to the search. you know, the world deserves answers. the families deserve answers to what is the greatest aviation mystery. >> it is a mystery. everybody is curious about it. at the end of the day it is these families that matter so much. it's hard to see what they're going through. anna coren, great story. thank you so much. >>> while malaysian officials say they are still committed to finding flight 370, australian prime minister tony abbott says the search simply cannot go on forever. >> can't go on forever, but as long as there are reasonable leads the search will go on. we've got 60,000 square kilometers that is the subject of this search. if that's unsuccessful, there's another 60,000 square kilometers that we intend to search. as a segue, we're reasonably confident of finding the plane. >> let's bring in cnn aviation analyst and former inspector general of the u.s. department of transportation, mary schiavo. thank you for joining us. what's your reaction to the australian prime minister's com

mark: we know it's been a year since the disappearance of the melissa -- the missing malaysia and airline -- malaysian flight 370. now the conversation seems to be not because of necessity but because of cost. it would be very expensive to do this on all the planes around the world, to get this satellite technology. rockwell collins is working on some to this effect. tell us about it. kelly: we don't think it's going to be very expensive to the airlines. we are announcing a new product in the next week that does the airline tracking. and it takes the feed from satellite, from high-frequency communication, from radar -- today there are multiple sources and we will bring them all together and provide a better solution to the market and the great advantages it doesn't -- the great advantage is it doesn't require any more onboard the aircraft. mark: that seems like a common sense approach. why hasn't been dealt with -- why hasn't it been dealt with before now? kelly: there was not the perceived need for it. we have been encouraged to forward with practical solutions that will not overburden the airline in

malaysian flight 370. the shooting down of malaysia flight 17 in ukraine and the loss of air asia flight in the java sea includeag's crash 1,095 people have died in air disasters in the past year. >>> a local family is shaken but safe after they come inches from disaster. schoolbus slammed through a wall right into their home. chaotic scene this morning on windemere drive in blue bell as the bus from saint helena elementary school went out of control with nine students on board. a few of those students say that the driver was less than lucid just before he lost control. jumping the curb and then hitting that house. jill lafferty her husband and one of her daughters were home. >> sounded like an explosion and the force was so great that it pushed both of us on the floor. five seconds earlier and it would have been tragic. >> amazeingly no one was injured. it's not clear why that bus driver lost control. >>> new tonight a proposed drug treatment center as people taking sides in historic hatter don feel. what will happen with the former bancroft facility next to haddon feel high school remains unclear unclear. but

commercial aircraft and avoid the disappearance of a plane like we had with the malaysian airlines flight last year. australia, and malaysia they will team up with the you this method which tracks planes every 15 minutes instead of the current rate of 30 to 40 minutes. an australian government official says they have been working on a tracking system since flight 370 disappeared almost a year ago. >> it would track the erik to within 15 minutes of -- and done so simultaneously. the dig big difference was it wooent wouldn't have taken us weeks to interpret the data and to finds then where the engines finally stopped. >> they are expected to use satellite based technology. there is still no sign of flight 370. >>> february going dmount records books for parts of the the middle east. look at this here. the frozen hudson river. new york connecticut, pennsylvania and maine all set record lows in february. >> looks like a road through the middle of that river. >> several weeks of below freezing temperatures allowed parts of the hudson ice over in pi kipski new york. only a small channel is left open for boats to move through. de

one year later, we still have questions about the missing malaysia in error flight -- malaysian air flightyou can follow me on twitter. #t't forget to include the rendingbusiness. singapore, taiwan, and malaysia have just come online. job shocker on friday. the concern is that rates will go up sooner rather than later. a very strong figure indeed. asian stocks are falling across the board. almost opening right now in japan. you can see the theme this morning. all these are factors of declining. the japanese gdp is revived. the first expansion is encouraging. >> the u.s. economic recovery chinese trade rates. seasonalare always distortions in february. that is what we are getting. exports up 48%, much higher than expected. the other side of the groin, imports are down more than expected. down about 20.5%. -- the other side of the coin if you want to look at those export numbers, you really have to combine january and february together. that saw a 15% increase in exports. discountust, you can't the seasonal distortions altogether. that is higher than the government's new target for growth in

one after -- one year after the disappearance of malaysian airlines flight 370, malaysia has releasedair records, and transcripts. the new details include a missed security check on some lithium-ion batteries and that the power source on the plane's underwater locator begin had expired more than two years ago. there were 239 people on board mh 370 when it left kuala lumpur for beijing. five men have been charged with the murder of russian opposition figure boris nemtsov. the suspects are said to be from the predominantly muslim north caucus. a news agency says one of them has admitted being part of the killing. nemtsov was a former deputy prime minister who fell out of favor and became a critic of president putin. president obama says the united states will walk away from nuclear talks with iran if tehran doesn't accept limits on the atomic program. the president's commitment to negotiation has strained ties with israel. he argues that agreement would improve security in the middle east while prime minister benjamin netanyahu says -- [indiscernible] let's take a look at markets tradin

. >>> a vigil has been held in malaysia marking the first anniversary of the diappearance of malaysiannes. the plane flying to beijing with 239 people went missing soon after takeoff from kuala kuala lumpur. a massive search has turned up no cash debris or victims. >>> a heated debate over the crisis in ukraine continued on friday. the russian and ukrainian ambassadorred to the u.n. clashed over the implementation of the 3-week-old cease-fire. >> illegal russian armed groups are going after checkpoints and residents. militants have overtaken over 750 attacks. >> according to data we have these days some 300 military personnel from the united states have arrived and they will train ukrainian soldiers in the use of foreign equipment. everyone knows wherever american military appear, expect bad things to happen. >> from the seriously ill in eastern ukraine getting medicine is becoming a big challenge. fighting between pro russia rebels and the ukrainian military has cut off people's access to health centers. the medical supplies are also running low and patients say they can't afford the

malaysian 370. the final communication from malaysia airlines flight 370 before it vanished almost a year ago despitey international effort. the search for mh370 has come up empty. tom foreman takes a look back at the plane's final moments. >> reporter: the mystery of flight 370 has unfolded in five terrible acts here. in the first one, it was completely unremarkable. the plane took off from coolkuala kuala lumpur supposed to be a routine flight to china where it would land around dawn. the second act occurred about 45 minutes in. that's when ground controller said they lost contact with the plane. subsequent analysis would suggest that the transponder was either turned off or stopped operating at that point. nonetheless, the plant was missing. that keyed the first search areas up toward vietnam. then came the third act. gradually officials let on that the plane had made a dramatic turn toward the west at the moment it disappeared and had been tracked by military radar for some time after that. this pushed up a whole new second of search areas to the west. then came act four in all of this. mathemati

meanwhile, we have new developments to tell but in the investigation into missing malaysia airlines flight 370. the malaysian transport minister vowed to take action against an air traffic control supervisor if it's confirmed that he, in fact, was sleeping on the job. when that plane disappeared last year. it follows a published transcript in which an air traffic controller said he had to wake up to supervisor to confirm that the plane's location. and the triggerman in a high profile murder case from the 1990s is now out on parole. william flynn was 16 years old when he and three teenage friends carried out what prosecutors said was pamela smart's plot to murder her husband, greg smart. flynn pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 28 years behind bars in new hampshire. he will be free after a hearing in june. pamela smart is serving a life sentence. >> right now police are investigating what led to a deadly shooting in northwest overnight. this happened in the brightwood park neighborhood just a few blocks east of georgia avenue. as mike conneen reports, police have yet to identify the victim. >> just east of g

now that we're in malaysia we also hope the malaysian government can meet us instead of avoiding us.we remember those days and those days are still here one year later. let's go down to anna coren. she's live in kuala lumpur. certainly you have talked to so many of these families in the past year you've covered the search anna. certainly understand that they're holding out hope. they just want to because they just don't have any answers. that woman is certainly not alone, is she? >> reporter: no, absolutely not natalie. i think she puts it very well. this is torture. it has been torture for all the families of the 239 people on board mh 370. we are now hearing from some of those families that they are angry that this interim report which will be released by the malaysians tomorrow is, in fact going to be released on the day of the anniversary, the one year anniversary since the boeing 777 vanished off the radar. they say that it's insensitive, that they could have picked another day. now this interim report is expected to be a technical investigation. it's made up of an international

morning, a stunning revelation on this one-year anniversary of the disappearance of malaysia airlines flight 370. why the malaysian government now says it's unfortunately no surprise that searchers never found the plane. >>> welcome back on this sunday morning. we are a lot warmer than this time yesterday. temperatures mainly in the 30s, as opposed to the teens and the single digits. let's take a look outdoors because we are looking at sunshine. we're looking at a mixture of sun and clouds. a live look from our adventure aquarium camera. that's what we'll see mainly today. temperatures in the 30s in some spots. 35 in philadelphia. 43 many wildwood. 40 in atlantic city. to the north and west we're mainly looking at the low 30s, some 20s, 26 in pottstown, 31 in allentown. it feels a little colder than that. it feels like 28 in philadelphia. so we're going to be mild later on this afternoon, near 50 degrees, but breezy as well. winds, not all that bad right now, right around 12 miles per hour in wildwood. as we go throughout the afternoon, we'll see them gusting near 29 miles per hour at times. we'll talk more about

a new report is out today on the search for malaysia airlines flight 370. that report from malaysianays the battery for the plane's flight data recorders may have been allowed to run out more than a year before the plane disappeared. investigators are also looking more closely into the background of the plane's crew. they found no signs of stress or unusual behaviors leading up to the disappearance, and there still hasn't been any explanation for why the plane went so far off its original course. i want to bring in cnn aviation correspondent richard quest in los angeles, and cnn safety analyst and former f.a.a. safety inspector david psoasie. richard, you first. do we know if the pinger was allowed to expire? or whether it was oversight? i know there's some discrepancy over what's on paper documents versus computer. >> apparently what happened was when, according to the airline and indeed it seems to be accepted to some extent on page 60 of the record when they changed is the batteries on the flight data recorder the computer registered it had been uninstalled, but didn't register th

malaysian airlines employee. i think that they are victims in this and have done their best. >> she is not the only one looking for answers. this malaysia airline pilot whose identity we hid for security reasons reflected the feelings of many working in the aviation industry. >> we are asking: what happened? what actually happened why malaysian area line? that is the question everyone is asking. >> all of the people here can do is show their support, both young and old light candles, say prayers and sing. ♪ hope can that the light they hold will guide mh-370 back home to malaysia. >> okay. we have some news just coming in from nigh year gentleman there has been a suspected boko haram suicide attack. at least 10 people, we are told have been killed. some reports even suggest there were two explosions. the incidents took place at a market in the city of maiduguri in borno president obama. >>> a reasonable doubt standard and if there is a uncertainty about what happened, then you can't just charge him anyway just because what happened was tragic. that was the decision that was made and i have complete confidence and stand fully behind the

as we mark the one-year anniversary of the disappearance of malaysia airlines flight 370, there is new information on the crash. the malaysian government says the battery on the plane's underwater locator beacon died a year before the plane even took off and vanished. because of the non-working beacon, searchers had less of a chance, if any chance of locating the aircraft. officials in the region say they're still hopeful, though, that searchers will eventually find the plane or some of the wreckage in the southern indian ocean. 239 people were onboard the plane when it disappeared en route from kuala lumpur to beijing. today, the families of the passengers and crew are hosting a remembrance ceremony at a mall in kuala lumpur. >>> now to some new information in the murder of russian opposition leader boris nemtsov. russian authorities say that five suspects have arrived at a moscow court to be arraigned. nemtsov was a well-known critic of president vladimir putin. he was shot to death just outside the kremlin last weekend. reports say that he was working on a report about russia's military involvement in ukraine when he was

malaysia airlines flight 370 van issued one year ago today. we just received hundreds of pages of the first interim report from the malaysian government. >> part of that confusion involves radar operators who were back and forth for hours asking, have you seen that plane? richard quest sifted through all of these documents. good morning, richard. >> reporter: good morning. hundreds of pages of documents supporting background information have now been released. although they don't give us any information about what happened in the cockpit, we still don't know why the plane went missing. or, indeed where it ended up. they paint a very detailed picture of the aircraft, its systems, its crew, and how air traffic control performed on the night. it's not a pretty picture. on the question of the pilots, any evidence, there is simply no evidence that the captain was in any way unstable. in fact, the report specifically says the captain's ability to handle stress at work and home was good. there was no known history of anxiety, apathy or irritability in his lifestyle. there is more. neither the captain or the pilot or the co-pilot had any financial pro

. >> malaysian 370 contact ho chi minh. >> the last words from malaysia 370, now a full year since it disappeared on the red eye from kuala lumpur to beijing. news that the teams who scoured the ocean looking for the plane may have faced a bigger challenge than first thought. the battery that was posed to power one of two underwater pingers for 30 days to help search teams home in on the black boxes had actually expired in december 2012 more than a year before mh-370 disappeared. but because of a record-keeping glitch, it was never replaced. the question no one can answer was the battery dead or still working as search teams scoured an area the size of west virginia listening for a pinger transmission. >> the maintenance records reflect these batteries apparently were overdue being changed out. i don't think we have any way to ever determine if they were in fact working or not. >> reporter: today search commanders still going on radar and slight data which suggests it flew into the indian ocean before running out of fuel and crashing. a year later not a single piece of debris ashore.

malaysia. frances yew is the leader of the malaysian conglomerate and he mr.many occasions and said his legacy had been felt across the region. >> hose built a legacy and a krl which has been left behind. which is so awesome and so difficult to do. everybody wants to do what lee kuan yew do. >> we were just talking about the astonishing gdp numbers. so a lot achieved no doubt about that. but boy, it came at a price, right? he was run tough cookie wasn't he? >> yes, indeed. his restrictions of press freedom, civil liberties have been criticized. and also alienate years, as well in the economy as well a lot of especially young singaporeans have been voicing concerns about the cost of living, after all, singapore's economy has done so well it's become the world's most expensive city. others have been voicing their concerns a very large number of foreign workers as well as ex-pats who work here almost a quarter of singapore's population are now foreigners. it's singaporeans questioning what this country has been for. so, of course, there are going to be challenges

malaysian 370. >> these are the last words heard from the cockpit of malaysia flight 370.he moment the mystery begins. >> you have a series 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, vhf radio, many, many, many ways. >> none of that happened. >> none of that for seven hours. >> could it have been 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. >> that'

malaysian 370. >> these are the last words heard from the cockpit of malaysia flight 370.e mystery begins. >> you have a series 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, vhf radio, many, many, many ways. >> none of that happened. >> none of that for seven hours. >> could it have been 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. >> that's very conce

as we mark the one-year anniversary of the disappearance of malaysian airlines flight 370, there is new information about the crash. malaysia'snment now says that the battery of the plane's underwater locator beacon had died more than a year before the plane vanished. according to the report because of the non-working beacon searchers had less of a chance a minimal chance of locating the aircraft. officials in the region say they are still hopeful that searchers will find the plane or its wreckage in the southern indian ocean. 239 people were on board the plane when it disappeared en route from kuala lumpur to beijing. today, the families of the passengers and crew are hosting a remembrance ceremony at a mall in kuala lumpur. >>> the nigerian extremist group boko haram is now pledging its allegiance to isis. that pledge showed up on twitter yesterday. reports say it came from boko haram's leader. officials in nigeria are blaming the militant group for several suicide bomb attacks yesterday that killed and wounded dozens of people. analysts believe that the twitter pledge shows that boko haram is getting help from isis in putt

. >>> remembering the lost malaysian airlines flight 370 one year later. a vigil was held in malaysiaoday. teams from several countries are still scouring the indian ocean for any sign of the crash. the "new york times" reports they hope to complete that task by may. >>> a progress report on a promise made two decades ago. our in context segment examines how far a country has come. >>> and how the death of a reading civil rebel could effect the war in that nation. oops >>> we are all witnessing an historic moment a moment which is characterized by unprecedented solidarity. >> our in context segment focuses on the rights of women. 20 years ago, in beijing, the nations of the world made a promise to end violence against women. together they signed a beijing declaration and platform for action. it was a blueprint for advancing women's rights. erika pitzi takes a look at the continuing struggle. >> reporter: from the nigerian girls kidnapped from hair school at gunpoint to young yazidis women forced into slavery at the hands of isil. violence against women is a grave concern. the united n

malaysian or employee. i think that they are victims in this and have done their best. >> she is not the only one looking for answers. this malaysialines pilot who is whose identity we hid for security reasons reflected the feeling of many in the aviation industry. >> we are asking what happened what actually happened why it happened and why malaysian airline. >> that's the question everybody is asking. why us? >> ally people can do is show support. they pray and sing and light candles. hoping that the light they hold will guide mh-370 back home to malaysia. >> theso how long is the search and recovery operation likely to last? presumably it can't go on indefinitely. >> in the last word we have heard from the australian authorities they may wind down the operation from their point of view. they spent millions of dollars in the search in cooperation with the malaysian authorities. the ask i requested the transport minister were what would he do in that case? he said he hasn't had any formal notification from the australians they were about to wind down the operation or give them a date but if that was the date, there were several o

malaysian airlines flight mh370. victims families joined him along with dignitaries from malaysia and china, where the plane was supposed to land. >> we have not found any trace of mh370 but i do reassure the families of our hope and expectation that the ongoing search will succeed. >> flight 570 disappeared from kuala lumpur to bay schineijing. 239 people were on board. >> chris tee ta it feels like spring, the blossoms sprouting. >> we have better allergy pollen levels as we get into -- yeah, i know, right, can be pretty rough out there. my poor husband has been suffering for quite some time. as we get the rainfall on the way that helps to lay that particulate matter down and the pollen as well. our air quality has been in pretty good shape even with the strong ridge of high pressure in place, and not a lot of wind out there. high pressure actually really takes its grip for the next couple of days and for us that will translate to warmer weather. san jose though starting out nice and clear this morning, beautiful conditions to kick off the new day. if you want to get outdoors today it's going to be lovely out there, e

malaysia flight 370. it disappeared with 239 people on board. the malaysian minister says the search will go back to the drawing board. walter mondale has been released from the hospital after being admitted after doctors discovered he had the flu. now it's back to "lockup". >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >> all right. tell ariel that we love her and that everything's going to be okay. >> officials at the tulsa county jail recognize that as the number of men and women in jail or prison continue to increase, so too does the number of parents who have left children behind. >> all right, i love you. >> it's estimated that there are more than 1.7 million american children with at least one parent behind bars. nearly twice as much as ten years earlier. the jail offers several educational and religious programs along with one designed to help parents reconnect with their kids. >> she's feeling poorly and i'm taking her a surprise. >> it's called story time. >> mama said not to speak to any strangers. >> we bring the inmates down to

malaysia airlines flight 370 disappeared. today the first disappearance on the report was released by malaysian authorities, revealing when thene went missing the bat which for the data recorder had been expired for more than a year but offered no new leads on what happened to the jet. >> it has been a whole year and there has been no truth. malaysia says 1 day the plane lost connection, and the next day the plane is missing. we don't know if it's true. if it's missing, you should find me the body of my son. now there is nothing, you are hiding information. >> australian prime minister tony abbott says the hunt will continue if the current search off the coast doesn't find anything. >> the price of a gallon went up. the national average is $2.54. the survey for drivers in california are paying the most at nearly $3.53. two californian refineries shut down after a union strike and another had a recent explosion. it is short by 300,000 barrels per day. the change to the trend is part of what drove up the cost >>> that's not the only thing going up. temperatures well. to rebecca stevenson. we are dealing with rain. >> yes. in th

malaysian ringgit lower. they say they are probably going to downgrade malaysia. the currency down over 1% on the week.is carrying through as well. when it comes to how to move your currency. we saw the dollar move quite aggressively. one of the biggest intraday moves on the euro since 2000. we had that big move higher in the dollar. retracing its steps. 76 point 93. glenn stevens from the reserve bank of australia saying there is a debate in the margins over how much we cut our interest rates by. when he was asked to name his chosen level and december: stevens referred to $.75 against the united states being his preferred measure. when he was asked, can you give a level on the aussie dollar you are going to be happy with, he declined to comment. traders are betting a 50/50 probability of an april cut on the dollar dollar, but this is the daddy of them all, and it will dictate everything in terms of the direction for asia europe and when we hit parity. that will be next month against the euro. ask let's kick off to the top stories. vodafone reached a preliminary agreement for a stake in metro web. that

malaysia airlines flight mh370 vanished. no trace has been found. today a report was released by malaysian authorities. it revealed when the plane went mission the battery for the boeing battery recorder had been expired for more than a year but offered no new leads on what happened to the jet. some relatives of missing people criticized the report. it has been a whole year and until today there's no truth malaysia said the plane lost collection and the next day it was missing. we do not know it's true. if it's missing fine the body of my son. now that's nothing. you are hiding information. >>> australian prime minister tony abbott says the hunt will continue even if the search off australia coach doesn't find anything. flight 370 was on the way from kuala lumpur to beijing when it went off the radar. it's hoped the mystery could change and improve how each plane tracks in the future. jacob ward explains. >>. >> malaysia airlines flight 370 was an unimaginable loss. the total disappearance of 239 people. 2014 was full of pad -- bad news, in july a shooting down of a plane. an alalgerie crash in mali. m

possible negligence, shocking new details from a new malaysia airlines flight 370 investigative report, all of this despite assurances from the malaysianissing plane is going to be found. >>> also, we have new information about the unarmed teen shot dead by madison, wisconsin, police. your "new day" starts right now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> we begin with breaking news. so grateful to have your company as always. i'm christi paul. >> i'm joe johns. >> chaos, confusion and human error. >> we're learning new information about missing malaysian flight 370. today marks the one year mark since the boeing 777 disappeared with 239 people on board. a new report from the malaysian government was just released. >> the team of batteries on the underwater beacon had already expired because of a maintenance mixup. that would have helped find obviously the flight data recorder. >> officials say there's no evidence of any unusual engine behavior and during the flight's final hours there was chaos, confusing communication between radar operators and air traffic control. >> we're going to take a look at

>> tomorrow marks one year since malaysian airlines flight 370 disappeared without a trace over the indian ocean. hundreds gathering for a candlelight vigil in malaysiaay to mark that painful anniversary. a year later searches are no closer to finding the missing plane or the 239 passengers and crew on board. fox 29's chris o'connell talked to local aviation expert who believes that some day the plane will be found. >> on a night when the weather is relatively benign, in which should and routine flight to beijing, and before long basically couple hundred people and almost three quarters of million pounds of metal and jet fuel virtually vanished from the face of the earth. >> it has become one of the biggest mysteries of the aviation world. what happened to flight 370? >> it boggles our mind in today's society that something that big and this is big airplane, this is not a little airplane, could literally justice appear, and we have no idea where it is. >> philadelphia attorney, fred tisi, has investigated several airline crashes has a commercial pilot himself he's baffled that so far there has been no sign of the boeing 777 that took off head today b

malaysia airlines back in the headlines, but positively this time. >> you are right. it's had a whole lot of aviation disasters. today, malaysian government has a new airline. it will provide value flights in southeast asia. they will begin flying soon. 20 new aircrafts in a deal worth $1.5 billion u.s. >>> in india to meet the prime minister. senior officials as well. she describes asia's third largest economy as a bright spot on a cloudy horizon. the recovery from the crisis remains fragile. india has an opportunity to emerge as one of the most dynamic economies. they need to open up more to the world. more on that in "world business report" coming your way as well. >>> lastly think of leprechauns and the luck of the irish, of course. today is st. patrick's day, the day they celebrate the rich culture of ireland. it's a big opportunity for irish. from traditional irish products gifts to the not so traditional mcdonald's shamrock shake and green bagels. look at the numbers involved. 4.6 billion dollars. it's a big day for cabbage. shipment will rise 70% during the week of st. patrick's day. more on that coming your way in 15 m

malaysia has new plans for the airline industry. >> you are right. it's been dogged in the recent months. today, malaysian government has plans to create an entirely new airline. it will be called flying mojo and have value flights in southeast asia. they will be gin flying in the first quarter of 2016. 20 new aircrafts in a deal worth $1.5 billion u.s. we are looking at christine in india for two days. senior officials as well. she describes asia's third largest economy as a bright spot on a cloudy horizon. the recovery from the financial crisis remains fragile. india has an opportunity to emerge as one of the most dynamic economies. it needs to implement plan reforms. more on that in "world business report" for you. >>> we are talking about ireland. what do you think about it? leprechauns and the luck of the irish. today is st. patrick's day, the day they celebrate the rich culture of ireland. it's a big opportunity for irish. from traditional irish products, gifts to the not so traditional mcdonald's shamrock shake and green bagels. companies looking to tap into the luck of the irish to boost themselve

indonesia and malaysia are testing a new method for tracking planes over remote oceanic areas a new system locates flights every 13 to 15 minutes. the measure comes nearly a year after malaysiant mh-3 september disappeared with 239 people on board. >> i appreciate it would be very difficult, one would imagine without knowing what precisely occurred in the case of mh-370 to have intervened from the outside but at least it would have tracked the outside to within 15 minutes of -- and done so simultaneously. the big difference was, it wouldn't have taken us weeks to interpret the data and to find then where the engines finally stopped. >> it's been a year since the chinese government relaxed it's controversial one-child policy. the change in the rules >> this is her old job, and seems not to care that the easing of china's one-child policy makes her ankle eligible for a second baby. >> translator: many young people don't want a second child. they don't even want the first child. they even think marriage is too much of a hassle. >> on the face of it, she and her husband would seem to have it all. they are part of china's growing middle class. gao ji chi has a well paid job with a

malaysian president saying the search will go on. is that correct? >> yeah that's what we are hearing from malaysia the search will go on in the priority zone. that of course is a thousand nautical miles off the coast of western australia, in an area that initially was the size of half the united states that's been narrowed down to 23,000 square miles. they have covered more than 40% of it. they are hoping to complete this priority area by may. and they believe that if the plane is there, they will find it. remember they've been coming up against enormous challenges under the water and beneath. bee neath, there are mountains underwater volcanoes, frenchs. where the sonar is it's 4,000 meters below the surface. above the water, search crews have hit cyclones and waves which have just been absolutely enormous. so at times, this has delayed the search but despite that isa, they are saying that it will be wrapped up by may. the question is if nothing is found, if there is no debut in that area what will happen to the search? now, i put that to the malaysian transport minister a few days ago and he refu

malaysian airline flights 370. an investigation has revealed the battery of the under water locator beacon had expired one year before the plane vanished. families of the passengers and crew wait for answers, malaysias it remains committed to the search. andrew thomas takes a look back. it lost contact with air traffic control. >> the announcement began perhaps the greatest aviation mystery of all time a search along the malaysian intended flight route found nothing. then came the twist, it had stopped transmitting location but had been seen off route west back across the malay peninsula. but then where? the best clues were seven pings picked up by a satellite. they suggested mh 370 had traveled along an arc south. >> according to this new data like mh 370 -- flight 370 ended in the indian ocean. >> despite flights flown from perth, no debris was pounds. ships were sent first to listen for a black box signal then to map the seabed. now, to explore it. with three of these, dragged 10 kilometers and four down, their sonar can detect objects of a square meter from a kilometer away. >> so the boats are what we call mowing the lawn. they are doing long parallel lines. a staff to the north of the side an

was a year ago this weekend that the malaysian airliner, mh-370 disappeared soon after takeoff from kuala lumpur. despite finding no sign of the aircraft malaysia'se disappearance an accident. it believes all 239 people onboard were killed. many families are not willing to accept this. the bbc's jennifer pac has been speaking to some of those relatives. >> reporter: her picture used to hang on this wall. now, only the nail is left. his father took down the photo after flight mh-370 disappeared. he says his son was on the plane to beijing for a work trip. he tells me it's painful to be reminded of his son. >> translator: it's been very difficult. when i am on my motor bike i will look up and wonder where he is. we think about him. we can't forget him. >> reporter: he says his son is a good and caring son. he still talks as if his son, seen here with his wife were alive. that won't change until there is evidence to prove otherwise. other families are also struggling. grace says her mother was on board mh-370 to see her father in beijing. she says her mother is warm patient, and devoted to the family. >> she's barely 5 feet high but she had a huge p

malaysia airlines. the lack of trust between the airlines and the family mieneans this is stuck in this awful limbo. >> whether it's malaysianin that country have complained or chinese officials, as far as these families when they want to grieve and protest they seem to get insult after insult and this new report doesn't help. david mckenzie live from beijing, thanks. >>> although there are no official answers, there are theorys. jeff wise is a science journalist and author of a plane that wasn't there. he thinks it's possible russian hijackers sent the plane north. >> you wind up in kazakhstan. where specifically in kazakhstan it's hard to say. this data is not so precise. but in the area of a place called bikanor. other places nearby. it's hard to pin it down. what it does say if the bto value is spoofed, and it was not spoofed, you are winding up somewhere in kazakhstan. others say wise's theory there is highly unlikely. >> i think jeff should get an award for thinking outside the box. you have to make an awful lot of assumptions about beingable to manipulate some very technical issues on the satellite data unit. and furt

. >>> it has been a year since malaysia airlines flight 370 disappeared. a new report by the malaysian one of the underwater pingers may not have been working, that could have been made finding the plane the first few weeks impossible. tom costello has been covering this since it broke a year ago. good morning. >> reporter: hi jose. 239 were on board that plane. search coordinators believe everyone was likely incapacitated somehow and the plane ran out of fuel and crashed into the southern indian ocean. were underwater pingers working with search teams, we are listening for them. the last words from malaysia 370, a full year since it disappeared on the red eye, news that the teams who scoured the ocean looking for the plane may have faced a bigger challenge than first thought. the battery that was supposed to power one of two underwater pingers for 30 days to help search teams hone in on black boxes had expired in december of 2012, more than a year before it disappeared. because of a record keeping glitch, it was never replaced. the question no one can answer was the battery dead or st

. >>> tomorrow marks one year since malaysia airlines flight 370 vanished without a trace. tonight we expect an a report from the malaysianvernment on that investigation. right now the search for the missing plane and the 239 people on board is still zwron going. they're searching a vast area of the indian ocean. when it comes to really what happened there are still many theories and many more theories than there are answers. here's our will ripley. >>> taking off. >> reporter: it's an eerie feeling sitting in a cockpit simulator to mh-370. >> autopilot is engaged. >> reporter: veteran pilot rob johnson activates the boeing 777's autopilot 20 seconds after takeoff. >> it's automated. >> reporter: the autopilot follows way point ace long the flight path and can even land the plane if necessary. less than an hour into its flight mh-370 veered off the planned route to beijing. with the turn of a knob our simulator makes the same sharp turn as the missing plane. could the autopilot have made that turn on its own? >> no. >> reporter: nobody knows why one or both pilots decided to change course or why the plane disappeared from

malaysians. and they have said that weather was not a factor on that flight. certainly, it did reveal some of the confusion in those early hours. malaysia and vietnam for example had a deal if you like that if a plane entered into the other's airspace that they would contact, you know, within minutes. that did not happen. so when the boeing triple seven moved into vietnam's airspace or failed to there was no alarm, if you like from the vietnamese. that was delayed some 20 minutes. so great deal of confusion that has come through in this report. >> anna coren for us in kuala lumpur. where it's just about four minutes past 4:00 in the afternoon. thanks very much. well the flight was headed to beijing the day it disappeared. tensions with local authorities are rising. our david mckenzie witnessed it. >> reporter: the family members of those on board of mh 370 had planned to come here to this temple to pay their respects one year on. but frankly, there are more police here than family at this point. some of them say they're intimidated. normally i would be able to get through this area. but through here is where there are some family member