he represented himself in the manila air plot prosecution. he was convicted of that. >> in a courtroom? >> in a courtroom. >> in new york? >> in new york. he had the constitutional right to do that, by and large, if you are a criminal defendant. he announced it very late into the prosecution. two or three days before the case opened. the judge allowed him to go pro se. i remember when that was announced to the jury. you could see the stiffening there. they took note of that. he was basically standing within a foot and a half of the jury box the whole time. one of the most frightening things about watching him -- english is not his first language, not a lawyer. he was at least as good and i would say -- without insulting anyone else as a lawyer in the case -- at least as good as the professional lawyers that represented the other defendants, and probably better. frighteningly intelligent. frighteningly quick study. >> his uncle is khalid sheikh mohammed? >> yes. i think that has been confirmed. >> when you read this, the 1994 defendants for th

. >> we have lost the connection to manila. ut signing of that landmark deal in the philippines capital between the philippine government and the moro islamic liberation front. we'll try to rectify that as soon as possible. to bring you up to speed op what we are hearing, this is, of course, a landmark deal as we have been reporting between the two sides in a war that has gone on for decades in the southern philippines and killed hundreds of thousands of people. the moro islamic liberation front and the philippine government to give the people the greater status in the renalo, the bangsamoro, not the full independence. it's a muslim region. we have been reporting from mindanao on that, and hope to get more rehabilitation from there later. we want to let you know that we are expecting to hear from the philippine president as well, benigno aqino. a few moments ago we heard from the malaysian prime minister, he's about in the papers over the malaysia airlines, but he is here as a principal broker. as and when we do get things fixe

a lot of the firsthand accounts that he had kept on old envelopes and manila pages were still intact and still in there. very difficult to read at this point, but they were fascinating, and after struggling through them to try to figure out exactly what they were saying, i was able to kind of piece toget

a lot of the firsthand accounts that he had kept on old envelopes and manila pages were still intact and still in there. very difficult to read at this point, but they were fascinating. after struggling through them, i was able to kind of piece together a story over some time. and it took me a lot of research with navy records of the black cats to kind of jive what he had written and what -- with the real war diary was. and finally managed to put the timeline together through the use of all these, you know, various pieces. i was surprised, i had no idea he'd been through so much, and i was also surprised to find out as much as i i have about the black cats in general. it's a remarkable group and really one of the least-told stories of world war ii, just their significance to the whole thing. everything from rescues to just becoming this stealth aircraft that nobody had seen the likes after before. one of the first to use radar, for instance. one of the first to have an altimeter so they could fly low over the water and be virtually invisible. fascinating stuff, and i didn't know any

when the san francisco folks go home their center in manila picks off where they left off and when manilahuts down it's time for their charlotte office to take command. how many people respond to wells fargo. they say very few but that's okay because they want the clients to know if there's a problem, they're on it. >>> a turf war is brewing in santa clara. soccer players say the 49ers is not following through on their promise to provide a new field. when the 9ers are scheduled to play at home game traffic would prohibit them from using the soccer. they were providing three alternative fields but it looks like it may be falling through. >> there's no signed documentation. it's part of a contract. it said in the letter he was committed. >> the city is committed to spending $2 million to help facilitate the building of the site somewhere in the city. >> 9ers are only offering to promote new fields. the 9ers would only tell us they are in talks with the city. >>> quite a windy day here in the bay area. >> a bit cooler. what's in store? sandy has our spring forecast. >> we have some beautiful

when the san francisco folks go home their center in manila picks off where they left off and when manilan it's time for their charlotte office to take command. how many people respond to wells fargo. they say very few but that's okay because they want the clients to know if there's a problem, they're on it. >>> a turf war is brewing in santa clara. soccer players say the 49ers is not following through on their promise to provide a new field. when the 9ers are scheduled to play at home game traffic would prohibit them from using the soccer. they were providing three alternative fields but it looks like it may be falling through. >> there's no signed documentation. it's part of a contract. it said in the letter he was committed. >> the city is committed to spending $2 million to help facilitate the building of the site somewhere in the city. >> 9ers are only offering to promote new fields. the 9ers would only tell us they are in talks with the city. >>> quite a windy day here in the bay area. >> a bit cooler. what's in store? sandy has our spring forecast. >> we have some beautiful weather

when the san francisco folks go home their center in manila picks off where they left off and when manilaime for their charlotte office to take command. how many people respond to wells fargo. they say very few but that's okay because they want the clients to know if there's a problem, they're on it. >>> a turf war is brewing in santa clara. soccer players say the 49ers is not following through on their promise to provide a new field. when the 9ers are scheduled to play at home game traffic would prohibit them from using the soccer. they were providing three alternative fields but it looks like it may be falling through. >> there's no signed documentation. it's part of a contract. it said in the letter he was committed. >> the city is committed to spending $2 million to help facilitate the building of the site somewhere in the city. >> 9ers are only offering to promote new fields. the 9ers would only tell us they are in talks with the city. >>> quite a windy day here in the bay area. >> a bit cooler. what's in store? sandy has our spring forecast. >> we have some beautiful weather coming

fox news reporter is live from manila in the philippines. nothing yet? >> reporter: we have not seen anything yet except for the oil slick that the air force put out. this is a huge area about 500 miles wide where they are searching. >> so who exactly is involved? i know that our fleet, guided missile destroyer is engaged. how massive is the effort to find some wreckage? because obviously the plane is not in the air anymore? first of all, how big is the effort? who all is involved? >> you have 15 ships from the malaysian navy, you have singapore. singapore has a first-rate navy, as well. they have the same equipment. you have this massive search effort, a lot of coordination going on. even as far west as there where i am the fiphilippine navy and other u.s. assets are conducting searches. it is a wide extensive search, possibly as many as 30 aircraft just within the primary search area. china is sending two of its ships, as well. so it is just a massive effort. we hope they are all talking to each other. you have to remember this is also disputed territo

. >> on the floor underneath that shelf, investigators saw a manila folder. when they turned it over, they found something. >> we looked at it closer and we noticed the fingerprint in blood. mr. carlisle and myself, we looked at each other and said, "we've got him." >> was it possible the killer accidently knocked it onto the floor as he was stealing the security system vcr? >> the folder, the fingerprint wasn't face up, so the person who, as they were leaving, probably wouldn't have known that they left that essential piece of evidence. >> but it was a partial print and badly smudged. >> the technician and i were going back and forth and i'm like, well, i think i can use it, but let's see if we can make it a little better. i handed it back to him. >> but enhancing it would come at a price. >> that would destroy the dna profile of the blood the fingerprint was left in. >> investigators decided the risk was worth it. the print was sprayed with amino black, a chemical dye that reacts with the proteins in blood. >> we decided it was as good as the print was goin

the same goes for manila on tuesday. all right, across the americas we have been talking about very bad weather for the northwestern u.s., and western canada, over the past several days. well, we have another system coming in from the pacific. but this time it's going to be producing heavy rainfall for the southern parts of california. this is quite good news for you, because this one, has been dealing with lack of precipitation over the past several weeks. winter conditions for the northern areas. meanwhile, mid winterlike conditions are still affecting most of the mid parts of the u.s., looking like blustery, and snowy for the high plains. we're expecting about 50 centimeters of snow to fall in to the next 24 hours. with gusts of about 80 kilometers per hour. similar story over the northeastern corner of the u.s., and eastern canada. the canadian maritimes with blizzard conditions to continue throughout your monday. temperatures for the coastal areas, not too bad. in fact 16 degrees for you, springlike conditions for w

"just a small town boy born and raised in south...manila"? for most of arnel pineda's life, the odds were stacked against him. from poverty to homelessness to drug addiction, the filipino singer was on the verge of giving up on music. then a chance encounter on youtube turned him into the pride of his country. neal schon: i just clicked on one last link, and i pushed it... pineda: ♪ highway run schon: arnel popped up with his band singing in manila. i go like, "this is too good to be true." his voice was huge. ♪ wheels go round and round ♪ tucci: award-winning independent filmmaker ramona diaz follows arnel as he makes the extraordinary transition from playing pickup gigs in bars to becoming the lead singer in a legendary rock group.

washington and manila wanted to show progress in talks ahead of april. attested to by michelle children visit the philippines. mr tan kim may be closer to figuring out why a summons and nice pics about the higher cost base and then decrease think james anderson was still feel that effect on me. lee simmons said the men because they suspected heat damage to the twentieth ave was in a library. the sea since admitted to vandalizing parents and i praise and install stuff around the machine over three hundred copies of an offence to ernie and other publications that prosecution of juice the holocaust education sent a huge mess as expected the netherlands concluded an authentic d content tiny. he says the suspect this session she did not. if that's extreme prejudice. the safe return to better understand the man's nurse it in figuring out whether he's mentally fit to be terrorists one for the full cost for seventy cities i wound. ay ay ay ay. i know. age. the road easts. also saw a teaser trying to figure out if they can use on the comp for developing good scan

for selfees two suburbs in manila top the list world wide oochl interesting stuff. there is talk there is a resurgence of lice in teenagers because they're getting they're heads so close. >> keeping your heads slightly apart perhaps. >> we'll see y >>> welcome to "world news." tonight, breaking news about what happened to that missing passenger plane. was it a deliberate act at the heart of the plane's disappearance. we bring you new clues, as u.s. ships race to a new site. >>> on the move. are russian forces prepared to invade crimea in ukraine? >>> and news about "made in america" tonight. should shoes worn by u.s. military be made here in the usa? david muir, in a big decision, coming our way. >> we can make it here. >>> good evening, on this thursday night. we bring you breaking news in the mystery of the passenger plane that vanished into thin

." >> mikey recorded this in manila, philippines where he lives.only his mouth and voice. ♪ wake me up when it's all over ♪ ♪ when i'm wiser and i'm older ♪ all this time i was minding myself ♪ ♪ and i didn't know i was lost ♪ ♪ >> that is amazing. >> wow. >> took 7 1/2 hours to record that song. he played every instrument with his mouth. that's unbelievable. >> that's fantastic. >> he used to live in canadan 2003 he was a finalist on the first season of "canadian idle." >> wonder how he got to manila. >> i don't know. but that was excellent. >> we're out of time. we thought we had a little extra time. we'll tell you that tomorrow actor theo james from "divergent" is with us. >> also the best bags for >> i'm here to help. you and i will get through this together. ♪

he is live in manila in the philipines, mike, nothing yet, eh?> reporter: we have not seen anything yet except for that oil slick that the viet namese air force pout out. you have to remember, this is a vast area. the area starts from the gulf of thailand all the way to the south china sea. so it's a huge area about 500 miles wide, where they are searching. >> so who exactly is involved? i know you seventh fleet the guided missile destroyer is engaged. who all is involved? how massive effort to find, you know, some wreckage? because, obviously, the plane is not in the air anymore? sock wreckage near those oil slicks. i want to ask you more about the oil slicks. first of all, who big the effort? who all was involved? >> well, have you 15 ships from the malaysian navy the cambodia navy the viet namese out there. you have singapore. singapore has a first feed as well. they have the same equipment that the pinckney has and the seventh fleet. so you got this massive search effort, a lot of coordination going on an even as far west as near where i am,

thousands of women in manila created a giant female symbol in a bid to make it into begin his world book of records. today, women have voting rights in many countries, including afghanistan. but in that country and many others, women are still a long way from equality. >> these afghan he women have come to show off their skills as boxers and weightlifters. the event is held in a gymnasium l.d cabell -- in kabu >> i want support for women and women's rights. president has thrown his support behind international women's day. he knowledge that the country needs to make progress. we want a full illumination of violence against women in afghanistan. afghan men should increase their bravery in this regard. >> that will be difficult to achieve. it is askedmade made that 87% of afghani women are victims of domestic violence. gym know in this they are a long way from having the same rights as men but learning self defense may be a positive step. >> to sport now. from they's work bundesliga. bayern munich defeated wolfsburg. bavarians scored 82-1 away win. they mean the -- they spend the night sat

when the san francisco folks go home, their center in manila picks up where they left off. >> how manypeople do you hi respond? what they want clients to know is that if there is a problem, they're on it. everyone realizes these social media channels are very powerful. >> they are. thank you. >> sticking with tech leaders met with president obama today. the subject, privacy. hads in atentance was google's eric schmidt. yuckerburg says he called the president to express frustrations over internet surveillance you might remember when the president was elected he was fighting to keep his black berry phone. >> i'm still clinging to my black berry. they're going pry it out of my hands. >> that is five years ago the president uses an ipad he still uses his black berry for e mail. now, "wall street journal" says white house is testing new smart phones because the military unit prefers other phones. and one more note about the president the white house tweeted this picture of a boy asleep in a formal function. wow. >> quite breezy today oochl we're looking at the first weekend of spring. >> go

commander marks joins me from manila where he's on the "uss blue ridge."at can you tell us about search conditions? i know it's dark, so basically the search is called off for the night. >> yes, our p-8 poseidon, which is flying out of perth, australia, wrapped up its flight just a couple of hours ago. the p-8 is our fixed-wing patrol aircraft, the newest and latest technology we have. and they fly in nine-hour chunks of time, really long flights. this location, as mentioned, is such a long distance away, so it takes three to four hours just to get there. once they get there, they have about three or so hours on station, and then they have to fly back. so it's a challenge getting way out to that site. they flew out there today, actually they'll past two days, flew over that area. we've not seen any indication of wreckage or debris associated with an airliner. >> commander, our reporter on the ground in perth, australia, said authorities there are a little concerned to find out that you're not going to be sending the plane out tomorrow, because of maintenan

officials sat down with leaders of the moro islamic liberation front in manila. the agreement they signed creates an autonomous muslim region in the south. ukraine drew new international support today. the u.n. general assembly condemned the referendum in crimea that led to its annexation by russia. and the international monetary fund pledged $18 billion in loans to ukraine over the next two years. in kiev, acting prime minister arseniy yatsenyuk presented parliament with financial reforms that he said are hard but necessary. >> ukrainian government won't allow bankruptcy of the country. that's why we came to the parliament with this package of very unpopular, very difficult and very tough reforms. that should have been conducted not yesterday or the day before yesterday but 20 years ago. and we're offering this package to the parliament of ukraine. >> woodruff: back in this country, the house and senate easily passed legislation giving aid to ukraine and imposing sanctions on russia. the two bills differ somewhat and will have to be reconciled. the house also vo

the signing ceremony in manila. the two sides agreed in two thousand twelve to stop the time has gone to the southern island of new day now he is the government and the battles have been working on the coast. at a school of government authority on how to share that we can they also agreed on decommissioning of weapons held by rebels most plans are a minority in the predominantly christian insurgents have waged a violent struggle with forces in an hour. how might say now is the largest island louis vuitton country. oh and the acoustics. these include the development of transport which islands people are also concerned about a possible backlash from other islamic groups that oppose the agreement capital jakarta suffers from floods caused by sinking ground levels. the station set up to mediate problem brazil aberration on thursday after undergoing repairs their heirs were made possible by grants from the japanese government to provide aid after requests from the indonesian government the spur of the amount of groundwat

manila high of 32. partly cloudy skies. taipei up to 26. ulan bator, minus 2 there. not even reaching the freezing mark, though. still very chilly for those of you off towards the north. this past weekend a lot of people also celebrated st. patrick's day around the world, and i do want to show you this image. it's really neat. it's out of chicago. they do this every year. dyeing the river green. it's a very unusual sight. some fair weather to go along with that. and much of the midwest, you're still going to see some decent weather on your monday. it's the southeast where you're seeing severe weather. and across the mid-atlantic states, even in the higher elevations, about 30 centimeters of snow could be possible. florida you're also looking at some severe thunderstorms popping off here on your monday. but by tuesday, that low is going to move out. high's going to work its way back in making for some drier conditions. unfortunately dry weather is making for fire weather and also dust storms across parts of texas. temperatures are on the rise, though. houston with a h

not quite hot in manila. well the people at the crease free with partly sunny skies. i crossed the americans the last day of the mice that are still looking like a midwinter in parts of the northern us are talking of blizzard conditions over the northern plains has accused the closet a line to close each other meaning that fierce winds are still pulling an additional fifty centimeters price is still likely to the next twenty four hours. this is unlikely hecklers ontario and manitoba the next twenty four hours if you have to go to this area by car. please avoid trapping myer sale and bring a winter survival kit including extra food and water and blankets in case the big emergency the opposite that the mets would have been talking a very bad condition over the past couple of weeks in munich and the system is coming in from the pacific we'll likely to follow the coast areas and the worst is going to be happening over the next section of california believe in your intestine francisco area the chairs are going to be cooling down to kingscliff take that bit of rain falling

more than that it was an exercise in taking the face of other pop boss david moyes justice of the manila was getting them and to add that he was said to be five. a colossal when the gunners to the top draw at manchester city they're well just a house in the head of the bike and consistency in your. it all the us and france not know most counties sanctioning site has a relaxed in their domestically and in the european games. of course is a national characteristic you could argue that a second the championship is getting closer. yet the main aim is that holy grail the champions league the club's owners from that i have made that clear with a promise of a huge bonus to win in the lisbon final and there is a million euros waiting for you. that's a promise to each man you have a call that motivation to the capital and. at the meeting that morning so we three months to go to the world cup as the champions league given us a clearer picture of the top of the national sides. spain is dominating gemini is the key thing in this country of italy. oh well no presence in the quarterfinals for the firs

philippines sending a supply ship with job was on board to be revived reef on the set but i always said manila intended to hike up the south china sea issue to bolster its attempt to illegally seized when i read. he said the move cannot change the fact that china holds sovereignty of the bunch of items which includes aggrandizing. he stressed that china would never allow the philippines to undermine the two thousand and two declaration on the conduct of parties in the south china sea between china and asean member countries. in nineteen ninety nine the philippine war ship ran aground in the ivory madonna has refused to tell it away and in a recent statement claims the warship was put there to serve as a permanent installation the philippines has repeatedly attempted to deliver construction materials to build on the reef to intensify and expand its military presence the dprk japan and started high level government hopes that the dprk and the sea and vijay. it's the first time in more than a year the officials from the two countries have held talks. a major issue for japan during the two days of

manila, partly cloudy skies on your saturday. you're north of the bulk of that messy weather. taipei you're going to see some rain showers. tokyo with a high, 15 partly cloudy skies. see what's going on over towards the americas today, as well, where we are watching a quick-moving low pressure system. you can see it right here. it's racing off there towards the east. still expecting about 5 to 10 centimeters of snowfall into southern parts of ontario, over towards quebec as well, windy conditions to be expected. isolated areas could see as much as 15 to 30 centimeters. really, though, i want to pay attention to this cold front and that arctic high coming in from the north. because that is going to be the big topic with this storm system. this is drawing in absolutely frigid, and i know friday, it's the astronomical first day of spring, and with this high coming in, it is not going to feel that way. the other big thing, we have cold air, and we have still relatively warm air across the gulf. and that's going to interact when you see right here, that's the start of a new storm s

drawing attention to the status of women in fairies country is in the philippines thousands of women in manila created the giant female symbol in a bid to make it into the guinness book of records wednesday was at the time the first twenty four when women were campaigning for equal rights especially the right to vote today women have voting rights in many countries including the renaissance. but in reality in that country and many others women are still a long way to make. these are getting really into them to show off their skills and hopes his weight lifted. he thinks he still did it in a seeming couple the athletes showed that during sport isn't just the mail. they will change in their country women in him and strikes from the government for example when women are beaten and tortured by their husbands. it's meant to be punished. afghan president those i threw his support behind it that with each day he noticed a complete beach to make progress. color done we want a full elimination of violence against women in afghanistan. gunmen should increase their bravery in this regards. all i am still

. >> two weeks after the burglary, i received a large manila envelope that the "washington post." it had a return address of liberty publications, media, pennsylvania, which did not mean anything to me. and inside was a cover letter from the citizens commission to investigate the fbi. that is the name the burglars gave each other. and what they wrote -- was something that a commission appointed by a president or attorney general might have. they described the fact that hady had or christ an -- burglarized an fbi office. they had become concerned that there were informers and antiwar organizations, and that they saw no way to confront this except by getting evidence of whether such suppression of dissent was taking place. and so it said that files were closed and they hoped that i would make it public. these thoughts have been sent to five people. two members of these files have been made public. senator andt to a another to a publisher in baltimore and three but that were not named. i wasod out so much that not sure that they were real. i thought they might be a hoax. >> on march

health advisory on monday the largest outbreaks of the disease have been reported in the city of manila and other areas in the philippines according to the case of the ceo of the nearly fifteen thousand suspected cases of the disease reported this year. around thirty four countries were confirmed to be infected. that surpassed all the cases reported in two thousand thirteen. korean health authorities are recommending that all travelers to the region should make sure they've received their two stage of measles vaccination before going abroad. over down to a groundbreaking research by a group of korean scientists who have developed a virtual hospital impact the wearable adhesive uses the latest nanotechnology to market your store data and deliver medication to patients. our puppy one shows us how it works. in the click of the old and eighty can be easily adapted to the peace and theme but it is not to come back and that aims to nanotechnology. this flexible plastic and money to peace and conflict ended in store information on him in may after analyzing the data if i was eleven or stud dra

drop zone while the northeast monsoon is really dominating their captors into the thirties across manila new bill before they got down the eastern half of the ufo we are seeing here today of high pressure the north as keeping things to leave the bench with the south. bob is a wintery mix across parts of texas over towards louisiana as well. even some ah freeze want is an ice storm warnings in effect across some areas are here for years so the filly be ready for this is not just the slick driving conditions. but of power outages in very well possible in the series ec there in the pink even out here towards the carolinas here also continuing to deal with it. take a look here temperatures l and our aim now i know it was bitterly cold in scotland from toledo which was the seed new york there is a warming trend in the forecast and thankfully for that to feel little bit more like march appear in oklahoma city the nova courts used in any of them to the high teens to low twenties fire friday western europe still dealing with these low pressure systems and northern portions of the british isles o

home but we keep our eyes guys tonight getting up to the low twenties as well taipei at twenty six manila thirty two do wanna watch out though. the farther south than the mindanao in its eastern parts this size later on this week also those of the global pressures and will prove to be a big dream maker there for you off the air towards the americas well elise into the middle as some fairly decent weather this past week and still look at high pressures some clear skies and the reason why mention that to be here in chicago you enough to enjoy this i know looks normal outside of the river yes every year chicago partner for its dyed green environmentally friendly granted and don't worry about that but the filly very interesting sight to see out there celebrate st patrick's day southeastern us and you're not sharing him with a fair weather though and it does look like the risk of flooding in the parks forests and severe thunderstorms being triggered off their awesome snow fall the higher regions of the thirty seven years farewell possible into the northern portions of the appalachians about th

oatmeal is only two active against him the indians by everyone except one man from manila to most of what has lived alone and the exclusion zone for almost three years. everyone laughed all the same time there was a huge traffic jam some people were worried they'd run out of gas at all and sundry wouldn't be able to get out that you're within a few days the whole area was deserted. boy it was so into the store hamas now until initially joined the exodus from the nuclear disaster area. ignoring government orders he decided to return to his animals. these callous of the last ones alive in the contamination zone. most of the others start today local political wheel i went for a walk around the area that's when i saw the first few dogs. this doesn't mean they were barking. they had nothing to eat or drink so i gave them something. the next house there were more dogs with elmo and the next one to meet them and the whole town was full of animals and said they'd all been left behind and was asked how long either we are taking the japanese government and the plant operators telco lied to the

taipei the twenty two some rain showers there in your forecasts in and of course manila partly cloudy skies deal of talk about cycling lucy rate they're moving away from that i want to off towards the southeast. for now this is a category two cycle expected to intensify but then as you know we can back off again and eventually impact those of you in new zealand be ready for some heavy rainfall and some gusty winds. this coming weekend this isn't a forecast. ay ay ay ay ay ay ay ay. i knew. it has. i know. and. that seems line for this hour and she notes on intel's chips. asked the sydney area. it's a twelve ep. of the bcs selection of programs from this week's mind. here we go at first. you get to see teens is a project that aims to discover and fostered the artistic skills of young people across asia. this program is a broadcast of the projects thirty international media festival its theme is home. he left for japan on sunday is less traditional japanese busy still it was recently recognized as a unesco intangible cultural heritage but do if you are japanese people are actually eatin

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a lot of the firsthand account had been kept on old envelopes and manila pages and they were still intact and still in there. very difficult to read at this point. but they were fascinating and after struggling through them to try to figure out exactly what they were saying, i was able to piece together its hoary over sometime and it took me a lot of research with navy records to determine what he had written with what the real war diary wise and finding time to put a timeline together through the use of all of these things in these pieces. and i was surprised when i had no idea that he had been through so much. i was also surprised to find out as much as i had about it in general. such a remarkable group and one of the least told stories and world war ii, just the significance to the whole thing. everything from the rescues to just becoming this stealth aircraft that no one had seen the likes of before. one of the first use radar so they could fly low over the water and be virtually invisible. it's fascinating stuff and i just didn't know any of that. i feel like it's a tribute to the bl

. >> we get to a lot in the far east in the philippines particularly and manila is a great place, people that really helps. i hope we'll do more here as time goes on. good country to crack. >> we love you already. maybe you can give us a little tune as we close out the show. you've got a ukelele ♪ stars shining bright above you ♪ ♪ seems to whisper i love ♪ birds singing in. >>> i'm chris wallace, in the search for malaysia airlines flight 370. the investigation now focuses on objects spotted by satellite in the indian ocean. >> it's about the most inaccessible spot on the face of the earth. if there is anything down there, we will find it. >> the fbi tries to retrieve files deleted from the pilot's flight simulator, while passengers families continue their agonizing wait. we'll have a live report on breaking developments and we'll talk with michael mccaul, chair of the house homeland security committee and alan

and was on his next assignment in the philippines tweeting a photo of himself getting a haircut in manila. a case carrying heavy camera equipment fell on his arm. it hurt but he didn't even consider medal attention until days later telling pbs "news hour" host about the moment he realized he was in trouble. >> it began as a bruise and it just got a lot worse after about a day or so and the pain got worse. >> reporter: he says doctors knew immediately what they were dealing with. acute compartment syndrome. >> i had literally had to wiki it with my phone. muscles and veins don't expand. if there's inflammation that causes swelling inside the pressure builds and there's no place for the blood to go. >> reporter: when an emergency operation went bad doctors say the only option was partial amputation. >> they told me going in this fingers don't go well you'll lose your armth he screed the excruciating aftermath. >> the pain when you lose a limb is in what's absent. i feel my hand in a way more acutely than when i had it. clenched up like in a vice and at times it can be painful. >> reporter:

two weeks after the burglary, i received a large manila envelope at the washington post.t had a return address of liberty publications, which didn't mean anything to me but was slightly intriguing. inside was a cover letter from the citizens commission to investigate the fbi. that is the name the burglars gave each other. wrote, something that a commission perhaps appointed by a resident or attorney general, they described the fact that they had burglarized and fbi office, that they had becoming concerned that there were anti-civil rights organizations and they saw no way to confront this except by getting evidence of whether such suppression or dissent was taking place. it said that files were enclosed and they hoped that i would make them public. these files had been sent to five people, two members of and three journalists who were not named. thatrted to read them and intense paranoia document stood out. i wasn't sure that they were real. it seems like this might be a hoax. as i read, i had been a reporter in philadelphia until the beginning of 1970 and as i read, i sa

that might be this is a test case if you look at the flight out of manila in 1994, ramsey yusef put aflight, cutting in half a japanese engineer and putting a hole on the side of the plane. they landed the plane but never took credit for it. that was just a test run. so perhaps malaysian hijacking if it was a high zaking was a test run to see just what u.s. and other authorities could find. and what have we done? we've played into their hands, educated them about all electronic equipment on aircraft, what can be turned on, what can't be turned off, and so on. >> this is stuff that is pretty much common information that you'd be able to find out on your own anyway. boeing 777 is a 20-year-old plane the idea that information is sent back from the mechanical side of this to different locations just makes sense, right? i don't think that is new information. >> it depends on how well they've studied it. >> nothing tells you than seeing an active operation like this. they've just got an incredible education into the strength and weaknesses planes don't go 35, to 22,000 feet like that and of

think of amman, jerusalem, seoul, korea, manila, standing up to potentially aggressive neighbors and america's promise, we'll help you if you need it. we've disproven a fafkt of life that's existed since 1945. >> the one difference is that this is the nuclear age. 1938 was not a nuclear age, and people say that we're not going to have a war on the scale of world war ii and the geopolitical interests of the united states are not beholding on ukraine. >> certainly not just on ukraine. if you look at what the threats to as stone yeah, latvia, lithuania, if you look at the threats to the rest of europe about what putin can do, his army is a paper army. he exports gas and oil, weapons and people. he is the head of a dieing country and he knows it. he's going to add several million more now who used to be ukrainians. they're now going to be russians. he'll add some more if somebody doesn't say stop and make sure he k and bluster from kiev, the bluff and bluster from washington, he knows it's all hollow. he has a hollow army to take planned that doesn't belong to him. that's an act of war,

thousands of people attended mass in manila. they stood in line to are their foreheads marked with the symbol of the cross in ash. ash wednesday marks the start of the 40-day lent which calls on christians to fast and pray and reflect. >>> 5:11 now. california issues its first license to a ride-sharing company but it's not uber or lift. >> keeping the bay bridge artistic lights on the bridge shining for years to come. >>> good morning to you. welcome back. still no word this morning on where those gold coins found by northern california couple came from but quee rule out one possibility. the u.s. mint in san francisco says, rest assured, they're not ours but if they were, we'd be going after them. earlier this week, historians speculated the coins stemmed from a heist from the mint in 1900 but a separate historian hired by the couple to sell the coin has another theory. they thinks they came from someone who did business in goal and suspects the person buried the gold and died without telling anyone to the treasure. >>> facebook

. >> i wanted to talk about that weird toggle of, it is like a tap dance to manila to mean?'s a softshoe. you don't have to be, but in college, i felt the pressure to be different things to different groups of people because when you walk through the world in any minority, as a woman, you are aware that you are what you are, and that people are going to have ideas about you just by seeing you. i wanted each of the characters to be dealing with the conflict of their identity versus who they really are. >> dean fairbanks, the african-american dean, says to sam that she is a racist and sam replies, black people can't be racist. >> you know what? i don't agree with everything sam says. for the record, sam is not my mouthpiece and neither is lionel. none of the characters just say what i believe. but i agree with her. i think racism speaks to a system of disadvantaged. i think, certainly, there are people who could be called racist because of specific attitudes they have, but it is about coming up in the system and being at a disadvantage because of their race. when you look at r

11 airliners and originate in asia and make transit stops in very asian cities, toul, tokyo, and manila then fly to the united states where bombs would be detonated. that plot was disrupted. we have no indication at this point that this flight has in he connection to those types of plots. it's been worth mentioning that we've been tracking such plots emanating out of asia for a long time. >> a long time indeed, about 20 years. >> 20 years. >> most of those plots averted. again, we don't know what happened in this case. thank you, jeremy bash, as always. a very difficult day at the oscar pistorius murder trial today. a distraught pistorius became physically ill when listening to graphic details about the injuries reeva steenkamp sustained after he shot her in their home. he is accused of premeditated murder but pistorius maintains he thought she was an intruder and faces 25 years in prison if convicted. i always say be the man with the plan but with less energy, moodiness, and a low sex drive, i had to do something. i saw my doctor. a blood test showed it was low testosterone, not age. w