military pilate michael k. all right michael. you have two boards of inquiry. what are we missing here? is what else do we need to do? >> i think the board of inquiry judges is incredibly important. you have to look at every aspect of what is caused in the relationship for the emergency procedures that were taken by not just the malaysian or traffic authorities. because the aircraft was gearing up for a handover. to me we don't know what emergency actions were taken by malaysia air traffic and vietnamese air traffic until it was turned off and it disappeared off the radar. >> is that part of the whole puzzle it was when they left malaysia and before vietnam that that handoff kind of added to the inability of any one to practice? >> it does after the complexity. you are having to talk to two various agencies on what they know. if it had been in malaysian airspace you would be focusing on malaysian air traffic. because they were going to airspace the procedure of that is the aircraft would be talking to svietnamese aircraft. they would say you identify them. >> t

military pilate michael k. all right michael. you have two boards of inquiry. missing here? is what else do we need to do? >> i think the board of inquiry judges is incredibly important. you have to look at every aspect of what is caused in the relationship for the emergency procedures that were taken by not just the malaysian or traffic authorities. because the aircraft was gearing up for a handover. to me we don't know what emergency actions were taken by malaysia air traffic and vietnamese air traffic until it was turned off and it disappeared off the radar. >> is that part of the whole puzzle it was when they left malaysia and before vietnam that that handoff kind of added to the inability of any one to practice? >> it does after the complexity. you are having to talk to two various agencies on what they know. if it had been in malaysian airspace you would be focusing on malaysian air traffic. because they were going to airspace the procedure of that is the aircraft would be talking to svietnamese aircraft. they would say you identify them. >> they were on

michael k isn't expert or senior officer, a former advisor in u.k.'sat ministry -- ministry of defense. welcome back to the broadcast. this has been going on for over a week. what has been overlooked in the story? >> it has actually been 10 days. the world is seemingly none the wiser. really hard not to start leaning towards a hijack and sabotage type scenario and moving away from mechanical failure or pilot error. everything has to be considered in a scenario just as -- scenario such as this. the aircraft where to get a 140 turn about, i was theing towards examples of f4 seven crash. it took them two years to find the wreckage. >> it took them two years and what happened was the aircraft developed a catastrophic stall. no distress call, no emergency code on the transponder. people were in the dark for two years. very viablewas a scenario and outcome until we found out the more sinister evidence of the aircraft actually taking a 140 degree turn from the south china sea and heading towards the indian ocean. that is the moment when i thought there was s

up first former advisor defense ministry and michael k and christine denson joins us tonight. we have spent 2 and a half million dollars on the search. our an we are in the indian ocean and have been since we were asked to come in by malaysia. what could we know or what do we know after all of this? >> just enough evidence to warrant a huge search but there isn't enough evidence for unee give cal information linked to the 370. >> why are we in the indian ocean? why are we in that particular area if we could be anywhere. nobody really knows. >> it is face 16 of this mission. what we are seeing now is we have no leads. we are no nearer to solving this mystery than we were on day one. it warrants us having to look at it. we have to look at it. we can't go anywhere else. the problems are the satellite date we first received from the u.s. satellite it went straight down a couple days later and found a freighter it could be a refraction of light. >> why aren't we -- why are we putting all of our eggs in one basket? >> we need to be looking at other evidence to support why we are dow

and sitting next to me, michael k, former advisor to the uk ministry of defense, who hasn't been, and now editor at large. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. your body is a wonderland, greg. can i be your house? >> that strikes me as painful. he wants to delete all you can eat. 5* saudi cleric, aren't they all, is waging on obesity. sal for short issued -- saying buffets violates the principal of islams. speaking on a saudi tv station, the cleric explains the amount of food sold needs to be determined beforehand saying, quote, who ever enters the buffet and eats for 10 or 50 50reals and not determining the quantity and allah. one tweeted, the disaster is those who criticize the shake and ignorant they do not know. you convinced me. delivering the u.s. official response, these guys. ♪ >> that will be me later tonight at the bars. they don't serve food though. that's the odd thing about it. kimberly, i hate to say it, but i am against intolerance of all kind. all you can eat buffets are evil. >> i love all you can eat buffets. if i could spend five of seven days there i would

defense ministry and military pilot michael k joins us. thank you for being with us this evening. want you to take a look at a picture of a cockpit of a 777. tell us where the transponder is. you c you can see the center console. this box here is the transponder. it is important to note they have three transponders it has a primary if it fails the second will back it up. however, what's important is a single knob which turns the transponder off will turn it off the next. >> explain this to us, michael. >> okay, so this is the transformer itself. it is important to know this is a stand alone unit. any one looking to identify this i think it would be fairly easy. we pulled this off the internet. anybody wanting to do a a little research on the 777 they can do that. >> even in this day and age. >> if you do a little research on it you understand what is the on-off switch. it is not just position it's altitude and the traffic collision aborting system. there's three incredibly important functions. if you are halfway over the atlantic or the south china sea where there's no primary cov

defense ministry and military pilot michael k joins us. thank you for being with us this evening. want you to take a look at a picture of a cockpit of a 777. tell us where the transponder is. you c you can see the center console. this box here is the transponder. it is important to note they have three transponders it has a primary if it fails the second will back it up. however, what's important is a single knob which turns the transponder off will turn it off the next. >> explain this to us, michael. >> okay, so this is the transformer itself. it is important to know this is a stand alone unit. any one looking to identify this i think it would be fairly easy. we pulled this off the internet. anybody wanting to do a a little research on the 777 they can do that. >> even in this day and age. >> if you do a little research on it you understand what is the on-off switch. it is not just position it's altitude and the traffic collision aborting system. there's three incredibly important functions. if you are halfway over the atlantic or the south china sea where there's no primary cov

michael k. for rare at royal air force pilot and u.k. minister of defense adviser.or joining us. this is how it is focused as people look at satellite images. even civilians going on sites that are crowd funding, looking at these images. do you think that is how this mystery will get solved? >> we got just enough information at the moment to make it a viable proposition to go out and search this area in tensely but we certainly don't have enough information to draw up any conclusions about what we have seen. we got to remember this area is over 100,000 square miles and it will take a monstrous effort from the australian search and rescue to actually cover this area. if you think about the aircraft that have been used at the moment, the peas 30 ryan, a four engine turboprop point travel 240 knots and cruise at 4 miles a minute. if you look at the southwestern tip of australia about 1500 miles a five hour transit to get to the search area. the endurance of these aircraft, 13 hours, 5 hours to get out and 5 hours to get back you only have three hours on scene and add t

. >> michael k, thank you very much. to this bitcoin story with charlie shrem. ♪ >> we have been talking about that "newsweek" story that revealed the identity of the founder of bitcoin. that story has come under fire with a lot of people in the bitcoin and journalism community's questioning whether the reporter did find satoshi nakomoto, the founder of bitcoin. joining us on the phone is the ceo of bit instant, charlie shrem. charlie has been through his share of experiences with bitcoin. onnow you have been arrested connections with money laundering. you have denied those charges. let's get to that in a moment. i would like to ask you about leah's story and your thoughts on whether or not she in fact found the real creator of bitcoin. did she? >> i don't think so. most people highly doubt it. unfortunately, the satoshi na komoto institute as well as many bitcoiners such as myself could have given leah a lot of information and evidence to help with her investigation. the researchers she has and the researchers we have w

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k all consume it or not? >> well, we hope for that tomorrow. i want the truth out. michaelfor that reporting, that attempt to get something out of the major figure in the case besides the governor, and that's bridget kelly. and thank you, chris christie -- i mean, thank you, chris cillizza. >> six of one, half dozen of another. >> let me do that over again, please, please. thank you, michael isikoff. thank you, thank you, michael isikoff. and thank you chris -- thank you. vicks nyquil. powerful nighttime 6 symptom cold and flu relief. ♪ >>> that special house election in florida's 13th congressional district is going down to the wire. democrat alex sink is up against david jolly to fill out the term of the late bill young. both sides have pumped a lot of money and energy into the race, and they're using it to test their messaging ahead of november's midterms. democrats are trying to accuse jolly of wanting to repeal the health care law, while republicans are trying to turn sink into nancy pelosi. polls will be closed tomorrow at 7:00 eastern. and we'll be right back. >>> we

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but i tend to agree with michael, this is -- ukraine's not the place to to draw the line with china. there's other issues that we have to work k with them on. >> yeah. i just, just a couple of things to clean up before we convene. so there are a whole range of issues here, many of which we just barely touched on. for example, just in the end we got into publicitydiplomacy and political warfare and the future of voice of america, some of our own public diplomacy. there's a huge information war going on out there that's gotten very little discussion actually. it's a really important point. there's been no discussion of the cyber war. we know about the cyber war wees tone ya, with georgia, there's been very little press in media about what's going on in the ukraine, and there is an element of cyber war going on there. and that's kind of interesting. we talked about new s.t.a.r.t. and some of the strategic issues, but i think that's an issue where we could really spend forever. for example, what lesson is iran taking away from this in terms of do they really want to have a nuclear weapon or not? what does that tell them about do p

k. schmidtlein of missouri to be a member. department of homeland security, r. gil kerlikowske of the district of columbia to be commissioner of customs. department of state, michael a. hammer of the district of columbia to be ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary of the united states of america to be the republic of chile. the presiding officer: under the previous order, there will be two minutes of debate equally divided in the usual form prior to a vote on the sullivan nomination. mr. reid: i would yield back any time that may be available. the presiding officer: without objection. all time is yielded back. the question occurs on the sullivan nomination. all those in favor say aye. all those, no. -- opposed, no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes have it. the nomination is confirmed. under the previous order, there will be two minutes of debate equally divided in the usual form prior to a vote on the schmidtlein nomination. who yields time? mr. reid: i would yield back all time that's available. the presiding officer: without objection. all time is yielded back. the question occurs on the schmidtlein nomination. all those in favor say aye. all those op