congressman mccall, allen, thank you both. thank you both for joining us. we'll stay on top of the story, gentlemen. >> thank you. >> thanks, chris. >> russian troops mass on u.s.'s border and kremlin retaliates. now what happens? our sunday group weighs in. >>> plus, what you would like to ask the panel about the situation in ukraine? just go to facebook or twitter and we may use your questions on the air. if ...hey breathing's hard... know the feeling? copd includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my obstructed airways for a full 24 hours. spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva handihaler tiotropium bromide inhalation powder does not replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate. these may worsen with spiriva. discuss all medicines you take, even eye drops. stop taking spiriva and seek immediate medical help if your breathing suddenly worsens, your throat or tongue swells, you

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mccaul is back with us as well. -- mat mccall. this is the other big story.lon musk, the man, the myth, the legend, it's a lot. >> it's a lot. the guy's a rock star though, melissa. there is a couple things going on here. one he is a visionary, he is a fire starter, no pun intend and and inspirer. meaning that he comes out with ideas. yes, it is a lot of boom, bust type of things that go on with companies that he starts. look at 08. tesla was hemorrhaging money. looked like it would shut down. he admitted himself he it would fail. melissa: melissa: he was broke. >> speaking of broke he put a lot of his own money in his ideas. he puts a lot of his own money where his mouth is. the stock, the stock market loves guys like this. they love visionary. with twice that come out with crazy ideas, that one of them might work makes the stock go nuts. that is what you're seeing with tesla. melissa: bruce, the danger of this, the guy that turned everybody's little boy's dream to reality, fast cars and rocket ships n america we love to build up icons and love to tear them

. >>> a man reported a mccallum probably -- mccann call probably -- mccalling problem l- - mechanical problem on approach. you can see the emergency vehicles trailing behind it. three people were on board, nobody was injured and people are trying to beat the dead line foreseeing up for the program -- for signing up for the program and what you still need to know. >> what do you need to sign up this and we will have more on this. . >>> we are breaking news where a tree limb has fallen an injured somebody. the ranger walls cutting trees when a limb came down and hit him in the head. fire and medics responded to the scene and the extent of the rangers' injuries are not flown as this -- at this time. >>> many last minute enrollees are facing problems trying to enroll. here is more advice to make the end roll. deadline. >> reporter: in the last 30 minutes, california tweeted out they do know their website is slow because so many people are enrolling and the website has actually crashed and they can't get through to talk to an agent for help. >> hello, i am lebron james, i know how importan

michael mccall says the hope is it will help the investigation. >> they're going to scrub all their e-mails i know the hard drives and the simulator of quantico under review. having worked with the fbi as a federal prosecutor. even though you may have deleted a file, they can be retrieved later and the fbi is working to-do that. >> mccall says it is hopeful now that satellite images and french radar seem to suggest some possibilities of evidence. his hope is they're close to finding debris related to this flight and that they can eventually find that black box to figure out what happened, arthel. >> a question that everybody wants answered. what about, though, mike, the frustrations with the malaysian authorities? >> well, the malaysians have been criticized for a lack of openness and for spending way too much time focusing on the northern search near thailand and even kazakhstan and now a lot of focus on the southern route a former ntsb official says more ships and aircraft are needed. >> we need a lot more resources than eight airplanes and so20 se ships. we need 40 some airplanes and we

matt mccall is with nicole petallides on the stock exchange. what do you think about this one?s a lot for the company that people want to try to sell it. it is that much in demand? >> the company loves it but the last disaster was the adviser year-ago, that one was troubling. when you have a good that people want so bad they're buying and selling it for double on ebay that is fantastic. everyone is going to run out and get in line to more. the demand is fantastic. melissa: you are a fan of lulu lemon. >> no one loves it more than i do. their products are great. for business ideas and tigre your products so heavily wanted, selling out on ebay for more. however what lulu lemon is trying to do is curbing the people who are buying it in mass quantities to slow it down and put something in that these computers can't buy the merchandise in large quantity every 15 minutes. melissa: why not make more? why don't they just make more and raise the price? >> counterfeit issue is a bigger problem. of friend who works for major league baseball trying to stop the counterfeiters. ultimately it

chairman of the homeland security committee, congressman michael mccall commented today about the investigationwhat happened. listen. >> a lot of mystery behind this. one thing we do know, this was not an accident. it was an intentional deliberate act to bring down this airplane. the evidence is pointing towards the cockpit, towards the pilot and the co-pilot. >> joining me now as i look forward to every sunday is the anchor of fox news sunday chris wallace. good morning to you. >> good morning to you, jamie. >> how does he know that it was not an accident? >> well, because there were too many steps that were taken, deliberate steps. we know that the transponder was turned off deliberately, we know at a separate point that the data stream system was turned off. we also know and this is really interesting and why we now think it's the pilots or one of the pilots rather than the passengers is because some of those actions were taken before the pilot sitting in the cockpit said good night to the air traffic controllers in malaysia headed northeast towards china. so the fact that he was there after

peter, intriguing comment today from mike mccall, the chairman of the house homeland security committee. he was on cnn's "new day" this morning and he said this. >> one is that it got turned back for whatever reason we don't know, but it ran out of fuel and it landed in the indian ocean where they're searching today. the other possible theory but more unlikely is that it landed somewhere to hook up with potential terrorists to use it as a weapon, as a cruise missile in a future terrorist attack. >> is that credible, you think, that the plane land somewhere, terrorists got hold of it, they'll refuel it and use it as a missile in a terrorist attack down the road? >> i don't think it's that credible. if you think of the countries this plane may have gone over. think pakistan, the osama bin laden raid. the u.s. flew stealth helicopters at night. because they were so concerned about the pakistani radar. each of those countries have similarly good radar systems. the idea you can waltz over them with a 777 just doesn't pass the commonsense test. >> you've been reporting a lot on the malaysian

we have heard concerns particularly at the planning commission about the bulb at mccall and visadero and it will roll out about the same time the bulb would be built and would allow more space for passengers to wait and more space for the shelter. we were able to, there is two business owners that would be affected by these bulbs. we were able to communicate with one yesterday and send him more details about the proposal and hope the work with him on things like potentially sidewalk amenities that we could incorporate into bulb to compliment his business. then the big corridor project is portrero. here we completely integrated with the dpw great streets project. so this project in addition to creating a southbound transit lane and bulbs would also include a landscape media and a larger sidewalk? front of sf general and there was a lot of outreach and it would improve parking spaces. one asset to this proposal which has been controversial is the proposal to close 23rd street off to through traffic. 23rd street is an offset grid in a fairly challenged area between portrero and the miss

mccall expanse of the warm- up is. it is flooding off the pacific ocean.he could be a storm that develops tuesday and wednesday. here's a look at one of our models. the colors look at one of our models. the colors indicate wind. in the criminal justice system the people are represented by two separate yet equally important groups: the police, who investigate crime and the district attorneys, who prosecute the offenders. these are their stories. man: that's what happens. you don't go to college, end up with a ph.d. in booze. dad, i'm just talking about taking a year off. not on my nickel. you want to work in the store, that's one thing. oh, look at this one. come on, let's move it. people are trying to make a living here. i said move it. dad, i think he's bleeding. don't touch him. dad, it's just a kid. these two found him when they came to open up. one shot in the chest. lucky for him, hudson general is at the end of the block. paramedics could've walked him in. any i.d.? wallet, no cash, no plastic. kevin stanton, ridgefield, connecticut. 17 years old. an

. >> for more we are joined by brieingan mccall. residents on the scene in new york said the blast felt like an earthquake. some smelt gas on tuesday. otherwise there was not a warning. is there any way to tell. systems. >> there are. but they are very rudimentary. to this day, natural gas is odourless and colourless, and we add an odourizing agent so you can smell it. given the technology you can have is the last thing contenned with is that there's gas out and about. >> normally if you smell the rotten egg smell people should call immediately. >> absolutely, and, you know, i'd like to tell your listeners, if you smell something that smells like rotten eggs, call 911. natural gas leaks can be dangerous. it's a commodity we use. it comes into our homes, heats our homes. we use it to turn on the ovens. if you smell something like that, you shouldn't dismiss it. you should call. >> the explosion cams as utility companies are grappling with the ageing gas mains, mostly made out of cast iron, some of which date whack to world war ii. th

desparate for you know for a a mosque l michael mccall was was treating a way that he is not possible that little by former secretary of state has turned in as well. discard the disease in people who supported a lot worse can do in the streets of kiev know all of sudden being. storm's declares for every flight for two ukrainian constitution that point to me is the double standards of the us and hypocrisy of the us us was endlessly going on about the will of the albanian people in costs of borrowing. they have a right to express their. their view of their will in any of their own future. no issue with on the other foot in a place that they don't want to break away. other singers sing they're saying something very very different. which is they don't have the right to do these things. so the hypocrisy is more important than whether or not they have the right to do this. washington is also promising ukraine billion dollars in aid to help the country's ailing economy russia's foreign ministry has pointed out that actually goes against us lol america's foreign assistance at the base rate a

i wonder if you did go to lunch with carolyn mccall from easy jet. a new chief marketing officer, but he is serious about it. the business passengers in the sight s of ryanair. >> the message was in the past we did not care if you are best -- traveling on business or pleasure. we are treated everyone the same. now we will recognize that you are business person and you have different needs. your meetings might change. you may want to fast track to security. and we will have a policy that will allow you to do that. >> business travelers have needs. that's an interest in take. they will take you to prime airports. they will use marketing. they will spend money in advertising. they are going to engage with travel agents. this is structural change, making ryanair fit for purpose for the next burst of growth which is about selling higher-priced seats to business travelers. that is my take. i wonder if johnson had sea bass. he gets all of the good gigs. >> carolyn mccall was not there. mannus, thank you very much. let's turn our attention to the still missi

it doesn't impede the mccall whose remains were discovered on showing him beaten ninety the adjudicator buried in belfast. today is my detectives investigating team of compost abduction and murder. the rest of the seventy seven year old man in west belfast in connection with the killing suspect is being questioned at the company's koreas brandon wright rte news belfast. before financial regulator said he didn't know about the extent of sean quinn mistaken and a large bunch in early two thousand and eight. by the nas from the quinn group to the recruiters office. i've done in the position of the community was being cross examined by defence lawyers in the trial bundles for chairman sean fitzpatrick and two four directors of the bank. patrick whelan and william aka tear happy new year he has told the court shown queen dropped in to see in the mid january to pass and eight. he said there were rumors that mr crean has an arts stake in anglo irish bank to contact the difference that you took that on the share price has gone to share. statistically totally have a small cfd position i go to th

saying, carolyn mccall treats business passengers very well. she runs easyjet. i am being ironic. the business passenger is important. he wants to go from 80 million passengers to 100 million passengers. that means there are 20 million people out there that have money to spend and probably want to think about -- >> travel more. for business. you may travel every week if not two times a week. >> even for us. when i go to switzerland or when you go on location, you want the ability to be able to change the ticket. clearly, ryanair and michael o'leary have their sights on the business traveler. you didnk in the past not care whether you are traveling on business or leisure and we treated everybody the same. now we will have a policy that will recognize you are a businessperson. you have different needs. your meetings might change. you may want to fast track through security and we will have a policy that will allow you to do that. >> look, there are still 81.5 million people who travel with ryanair. they are still on target to produce a full-year profit of half a billion to 525 billi

senior fellow michael mccall who recently stepped down as the u.s. ambassador russia is currently reading the shot. he shared and reading the shot because of my interest in how modernizing autocrats eventually lose power. you can watch his interview at the hoover institution on booktv.org. victor davis hansen an expert on classics and military history just finished richard overuse the bombers and the bomb, a survey of the allies strategic bombing campaign against germany between 1942 and 1945. dimension than writing a new history of world war ii, reading but traditional works and/or revisionist treatments. larry diamond to focus is on democracy in asia, africa, and latin america is reading jonathan ides the righteous mind. mr. diamond explained this book is absolutely a must read for anyone who wants to understand what politics and the u.s. is intensely polarized and how partisan polarization might be eased. in march 2012 book tv covered his discussion of his book. watch it. former director of italy's studies at johns hopkins university for over 30 y

there you see mike mccall and peter gold.f sanctions. we'll talk to the chairman, bob menendez, and the top republican, bob corker. so a lot of things happening on our watch and who knows? peter doocy could be breaking more stories. >> absolutely. >> he may be saying, look, forget the suntan. i've got to break another story on fox. >> i'm going to crimea. >> exactly. i hope he doesn't do that. is he on vacation in crimea? >> no, he's not. he's in georgia. >> beautiful there this time of year, in crimea. >> georgia, united states or georgia, russia? >> he's down at sea island living it up. chris, thank you very much. have a great weekend. we'll be watching you sunday. >> see you sunday. >> let's check this with heather nauert for a look at the rest of the headlines. >> got some news to bring you. the former police captain has accused of killing a man for texting during a movie was also texting. a few minutes before the shooting, 71-year-old curtis reed texted his son who was running late to meet him. but then moments later, re

. >> that is congressman michael mccall from texas.e should point out 8 planes go aloft today and the most in the search zone over the southern indian ocean and more planes would have been out if the weather wasn't to bad. >> other countries are involved and how serous is the malaysia government taking concerns? >> we are hearing that they are relying on the assistance of the international partners and pointing out what they have received from the partners and what materials they have passed on. for example, the government did indeed forward some of the early radar sightings to the u.s. and ntsb before making them public. and the criticism is publicizing them earlier. they wanted to vet the images and handed over the compute from the flight simulator taken from the home of the pilot and trying to restore some of the deleted files and today the deputy national surt advisor for the obama administration credited them for the cooperation. we have china, new zealand, australia, japan, france, u.s., and others all trying to find the plane th

on fox news sunday congressman mccall says even though files may have been deleted the fbi is workingto retreat them. >> we all delete files. the question is what was deleted and can that be evidence of a route taken in this case? that is all under review. there are many theories floating around out there. none, in my opinion, connect all the dots at this point in time. that is why we have an investigation on going. >> while the massive search continues other american lawmakers are expressing frustration with the malaysians for lack of openness and for spending way too much time focusing search on the northern route. says time was wasted searching in that region. although a range of resources are searching a remote area of the globe one says many more assets are needed to assist immediately. >> this is probably going to be a very long search unless we luck out and one of these hears the pinger and we localize it quickly. >> today the president's security adviser tries to emphasize the positive. the search, says you have countries working together in ways they have not done so before.

chris wallace will have the latest on the missing malaysian flight with michael mccall, and peter golder managing director of the ntsb. this sunday on fox news sunday. check your local listings. >> there's been a lot of talk in the last week about the missing malaysian airlines plane and whether it could have flown if somebody took over the controls. where it might have gone. investigators are reportedly now focusing on one potential flight path and they have good reasons for that. that would take it over one of the most isolated places on all oearth team. land chain said to be so primitive that the people who live there have killed intruders. the flight path seems specific and the idea where they're searching seems to be narrowing down as well. does somebody have that plane? we're approaching the bottom of the hour and the top of the news. this is sport "shepard smith reporting." [ chainsaw whirring ] humans -- sometimes liferips us up. sometimes we trip ourselveup. and although the mistakes may seem to just keep coming at you, so do the solutions. like multi-policy discounts from lib

here don: mccall, the wall street journal's for ronny said that there and todd hazleton.s for joining us. faherty 7 start ups, she became ceo at the reported cost of a million dollars an engineer. is it worth it? >> it is not worth it. we came up with a great idea, very young people as well and bringing them in and integrating into yahoo!. how does that fit into yahoo!? what google is doing is for women's they took $1 million in 40 companies and said build that. melissa: maybe she is not trying to buy engineers but is the product killer a lot of people accused her of being, she is trying to squash the competition and by them and shutdown. >> if she was trying to squash competition she would buy suddenly and shut down and push yahoo! news out there. she is doing a good job buying young engineers because you need this fresh talent. looking at yahoo! what is going on? the company is left for dead and you have people with good ideas. >> in yahoo! there's a two year contract and they go off on their own, they're now working in -- melissa: nobody wants to apply yahoo! there's n

joining me is 777 pilot les albin, and aviation expert miles o'brien, and ocean search expert rob mccallwant to start with you, a ship outfitted with a black box detector, and unmanned underwater detector, and do you believe that they may have the signal that they have found something promising in the ocean? >> well, i don't know. i mean, we have all looked at the same photographs of the wreckage, and we can't draw any conclusions here. as far as the conversation that you had with atika there, on the ship, they will certainly have people who are capable of making a fairly good judgment about it. they get something that they think is likely to be part of the aircraft, and i assume ta they would photograph that, and this is as simple as a baggage tag with identification on it, or a boeing part number on something. >> and anything. and rob to you now. you saw the objects retrieved today, and do they look significant the you or ocean trash or can you tell from the pictures? is. >> well, you know, it is really difficult to tell from the pictures that i saw. you know, they certainly could be,

chairman mccall what is your latest information on what happened to flight 370 and where it is now? >> well, there's still a lot of mistry behind this. one thing we do know, this was not an accident. it was an intentional, deliberate act, to bring down this airplane. and the question is who is behind that. there are a lot of warning signs along the way. the fact the transponder was turned off, the flight pattern changed abruptly. we had two iranians with stolen passports that were not checked with interpol, which we would have done in this country. one-way tickets bought with cash that the hijackers were known for doing. there are a lot of these questions raised, but i think one thing is very clear, chris, is that this was an intentional, deliberate act that unfortunately probably killed 239 people. >> as we said, they're now focusing on the crew and the passengers. any evidence that you have heard, excuse me, so far from your intelligence sources, that the pie lots would have had any interest in trying to sabotage this flight, or any information that any of the passengers would hav

. >> mccall criticized the mue malaysians saying they spent too much time on the route they could have taken. that wasted a week of precious time when the southern indian ocean should have been the focus, harris. >> wow, wasted time. you hate to hear that. when you talk about resources, you can't get away from the fact the united states has been in such a lead in all of this with our very expensive plane, the p-8 poseidon, the search aircraft that is so special. we're the only ones with it in the air. we're looking at tax dollars. people are curious how much this is costing. >> the last update we got from the pentagon is they have spent $2.5 million of the $4 million they allotted for the search. we should get new numbers in the days uz head, but a former ntsb official says the united states and other countries should spend a lot more now. >> we need a lot more resources than eight airplanes and 20-some ships. i think we need 48 airplanes and we need it quick. and i just hope that president obama is getting the right kind of information. we have a fleet of p-3 orions, older than the p-

and i we--i was in--doing another coverage at the time for mccall's magazine on mrs. nixon. and so while i was there in the house, i--i--you know, they were going to go on the beach, and i asked if i could go along and do some photography. and they said yes. and it was drizzling, and so mrs. nixon had on a raincoat and a--and a scarf, and--and they had this umbrella. and it was very warm--very warm view of the president and the first lady's relationship that most people, obviously, were not aware happened. c-span: where was this taken? >> guest: this was also at san clemente. when i had finished the beach shot and i had done some pictures inside the house, and then he asked me if i would do a photograph of him and the first lady on this bench that overlooked the pacific ocean, because he said it was their favorite bench and they spent a lot of time there together, so it had a lot of meaning to them. and now, to me, it also has a lot of meaning. c-span: what did you think of both of them? >> guest: i liked them both. i--i did not see the--the negative president that--that oth

. >> let's go to mike mccall of the homeland security commission who said had it gone to kazakhstan orould have picked it up on our radar in afghanistan. but the indian government said a lot of their radars -- >> there is extensive coverage >> but they said a lot don't operate at night. what do you think about mack's theory? on to something or not? >> i agree with general scales. you cannot take any scenario off the table. not to be grim, but if is scenario and as good as several of the other scenario out there. can you rank them? people are doing that, but the problem is, we are getting information in drifts and conflicting information and material saying it must be this and then the data dozen line-up. it is coming out through different points. we are getting data from various nations and there is nothing that allows us to take one scenario off the table and saying it isn't that. so maybe it is. it is a concern like he said. i don't think it is the top three of the scenario that are out there, but it is something you have to consider >> pulling data off satellite and link it together

the right guy at the top of the hour, the chairman of the house homeland security committee michael mccallmunity, the intel community, and we'll ask him whether the fbi has turned up anything. >> and there are reports that the fbi has been pressuring the investigators to speak with the wife of the 53-year-old captain, that they haven't formally questioned her, just kind of generic questions they've asked so far because of cultural differences. what have you noticed as a man who's been in the news for a very long time, just a collaborative effort with 26 different countries in on this search. >> i'm not sure i like this very long time. i wasn't there for the wright brothers and teddy hawk, anna. >> okay, okay. >> but in any case, there's no question that malaysia has messed up this investigation in the extent that you realize how lucky we are in the united states, because we do seem to get solid information and we get it about as quickly as officials feel it's responsible to put out. but, for instance, it now seems clear that the malaysians were still talking about the plane being -- and se

mike mccall of texas. >> i recently went to russia and got the sense that mr. putin is going back to a cold war mentality. this is more of a philosophical question. do you believe russia is intend on reconstituting its empire? >> i think, as i said earlier, i don't really want to speculate about why rush is doing what it's doing. honestly we don't know. i think what we have to judge is simply what is russia doing. what we see russia doing is what has caused so much concern and that is intervention on the territory of another sovereign state through military source. >> my time is limited. which they have done prior. i think we learned from history they invaded georgia and then they continued to occupy georgia. i think that's very instructive as to the ukraine experience. today, in fact, crimea just voted to join russia. it was announced today. and i'm concerned the same thing that happened in russia will now happen in -- that happened in georgia will happen in ukraine. and i don't know if these sanctions will stop that. that's my biggest concern. when one nation

mike mccall of texas. >> i recently went to russia and got the sense that mr. putin is going back to a cold war mentality. this is more of a philosophical question. do you believe russia is intend on reconstituting its empire? >> i think, as i said earlier, i don't really want to speculate about why rush is doing what it's doing. honestly we don't know. i think what we have to judge is simply what is russia doing. what we see russia doing is what has caused so much concern and that is intervention on the territory of another sovereign state through

it is important to clab rat with groups such as the association -- and ing and mccall mechanical officials that have developed standards that are used around the world as well as ensuring america's public helicopter for our communities. mrs. negrete mcleod: i reck news how -- i recognize how efficient water systems and those highly trained professionals who work in the industry save our country money and precious resources and enhance our quality of living, keeping people safe and healthy each and every day. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> a "washington post" survey released last week shows that 39% of -- mr. smith: that 39% of people are more likely to vote for meone who supports a path to citizenship. 41% of independents are less likely to back a candidate for congress who favors a pathway to citizenship for illegal immigrants. cons

mike mccall of texas. >> i recently went to russia and got the sense that mr.in is going back to a cold war mentality. this is more of a philosophical question. do you believe russia is intend on reconstituting its empire? >> i think, as i said earlier, i don't really want to speculate about why rush is doing what it's doing. honestly we don't know. i think what we have to judge is simply what is russia doing. what we see russia doing is what has caused so much concern and that is intervention on the territory of another sovereign state through military source. >> my time is limited. which they have done prior. i think we learned from history they invaded georgia and then they continued to occupy georgia. i think that's very instructive as to the ukraine experience. today, in fact, crimea just voted to join russia. it was announced today. and i'm concerned the same thing that happened in russia will now happen in -- that happened in georgia will happen in ukraine. and i don't know if these sanctions will stop that. that's my biggest concern. when one nation inv

we'll talk to mike mccall. chairman of house homeland security. talk about the terror scenario. former ntsb investigator, and then on a completely different subject, we'll be talking exclusively to former fox contributor, governor john kasich of ohio. he says he's not interested, but i think a real possibility for 2016 for the republicans. we'll talk to him in our panel. we'll have the latest on crimea. >> he played a prominent role in balancing the budget in the clinton years. he led the charge in the house. what are you hearing on the ground in terms of what's going on with this plane? what's the insider story there in washington? >> nothing that -- people here are mystified by it. it's one of those things. on one hand i think a lot of people don't want to find the wreckage because then it means maybe they are on some desert island, though i think that's somewhat slim. but i think at least people want an answer and that debris, which is several days old, the satellite image of it in a part of the world where there is strong currents and strong winds, who knows if they're going

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to cross-talk the ukraine crisis i'm joined by my guest mark mccall in london he is a specialist on international affairs at the university of london in berlin we have course of course he is a government consultant and publicist and here in moscow we cross to marx the boulder he is a senior lecturer and researcher at moscow state university or a gentleman cross-talk roles in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it martin if i go to you first in london as an undergraduate and as a graduate student i read all of your books ok and i'm not trying to put you on the spot for your age or my age but i'm asking you a very simple question give me the big picture here what has changed with this crisis in ukraine and crimea what's changed. what are the changes to read a watershed. there's a split between america and the european union you know the european union will not know do work americans want they want a very very heavy sanctions very strict very strict procedures and so on european union said no and out of that comes germany there is no e.u. foreign policy anymo

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it's fox news sunday including texas republican mccall, bob menendez and republican bob corker the rankingember on that committee. cnn state of the union follows at 3:00 with arizona republican senator john mccain republican national committee chairman and commander william marks, a spokesman for the navy's 7th fleet which is involved in the search for the missing jet. at 4:00 p.m. it's face the nation with republican representative mike rogers, chairman of the house intelligence committee. also on the program former national security adviser. the sunday network tv talk shows are on c-span radio and brought to you as a public service by the networks and c-span. again the rebroadcasts begin at noon with meet the press this week, fox news sunday cnn state of the union, and face the nation. you can listen to them all on c-span radio on 90.1 fm in the washington, d.c. area. across the country on xm satellite radio, channel 120. download our free ap or listen on line. >> "washington journal" continues. host: we want to welcome angela stent. an expert on russia. formerly with the national intell

congressman mike mccall says it's unlikely to be terrorism it can't be completely ruled out because itppears the pilots or someone on the plane took a deliberate action. so let's bring in former ntsb member and former us airways pilot john cox and ceo of safety operation systems and aviation consulting firm. so good to have you on the show this morning. >> good morning. let me make one correction. i have never worked for the national transportation safety board. i've worked with them but i have never been an employee of the ntsb. >> thank you. >> listen. >> i'm sorry. >> we always try to puff up our guests. >> we try to it two or three times before we get it right. >> i've seen pilots operate. you should have seen me. i was inverted and going so we are just trying to, you know, get into the spirit of things. so what is your best theory based on all of your knowledge? what happened to this plane? >> well, you know, i've been doing this kind of work for something over 30 years, and it's taught me keep an open mind and quite bitterly literally, everything is still on the table with me. we