you can show us the satellite images and lay it out. >> hey michaela and john.veryone is trying to close in on this. we told you yesterday the southern route in this box is where the focus was. this is where they're going to see if they can break down this evidence, bring it into the room with them and actually look at it. three key things. first of all, question of credibility. the government will not look at this if they didn't think it was credible. second the issue of size. this will make a difference in this case. the pieces we're talking about are somewhere around 78-79 feet. this plane end to end 200 feet, side to side about 200 feet. can you get a piece out of this of 79 feet? yes, you can. however many experts caution don't jump down that road too far until you figure out whether or not such a thing could float. beyond that, there's the question of location. this is the right location to be finding something like this as we said yesterday. they have an image to think about. it's also a challenging location in terms of finding this. why? think about this

michaela?om the white house to moscow where we mentioned the defiant president vladimir putin is ignoring sanctions and paving the way for crimea to become russia. moscow will reretaliate against those sanctions by boycotting visitors. >> in fact we know the russian parliament is going to meet today. one of the things they're going to talk about a side from the crimea issue is counter sanctions on u.s. officials. we don't know who those would be. top u.s. senators might be among those simply because of the fact among the russian officials sanctioned by the u.s., also the speaker of the upper house of russian parliament. we expect them to provide tid for tat sanctions. not only has vladimir putin recognized crimea, he's approved a draft form for them to join russia. the indication from officials is they want to move this along quickly. we're going to hear from vladimir putin in one hour, less than an hour. we'll hear what's on his mind and how fast he wants this process to go forward. don't look

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michaela, chris?enee, thank you for taking a look at all that technology onboard those planes. we appreciate it. >> there's no question that experts and analysts are looking back at what happened in the past to try to understand it, looking at it through a lens of the new information they get. >>> we'll take a break here on "new day" when we come back the longer flight 370 is missing the more conspiracy theories grow about what happened. coming up, we'll tell those theories and see what is fact and what is likely fiction. >>> we'll also look at other famous aviation mysteries with a pilot. stay with us. y projects on my h. i love my contractor, and i am so thankful to angie's list for bringing us together. find out why more than two million members count on angie's list. angie's list -- reviews you can trust. so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 a month? yup. all 5 of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 1

i'm michaela pereira. >> i'm john berman. 11:00 a.m. in the east. developments in the mystery surrounding the jet line their vanished with 239 people on board. we're this many day six of the search. right now malaysian fiofficials are denying the flight may have kept flying four hours after it reported contact. this comes in a response to the wall street journal that says rolls royce engines a board the jet automatically sent data to the manufacture as part of the maintenance program. the report sites two unnamed sources. >> all that unfolding as v vietnamese crews have found nothing where with chinese officials say they spotted debris in the water. they now say those reports were a mistake. now there is confusion because of contradictions. rolls royce and boeing have told malaysia nothing about the transmissions. >> air traffic controllers lost contact with the plane shortly after that, they're thinking around 1:30 a.m. joining us to sort through the twists, retired american airline pilot jim tillman and richard joining us in the studio. first, jim

michaela?ident obam and pope francis' highly anticipated meeting one for the history books. they met for far longer than the 30 minutes scheduled. what exactly did they discuss? michelle kosinski is following the president. she joins us live from rome. hi, michelle. >> hi. really remarkable to see those pictures. rare look inside the papal palace. a palace this pope has declined to live in saying it's too ornate for him and goes against his values that he wants for the church. in his words, being poor among the poor. it was interesting to see president obama on the other side of that big wooden table as the pope's guest. we don't know exactly what they talked about inside for nearly an hour. but we have heard a little bit about what they wanted to discuss. when president obama gave an interview here to an italian newspaper, he was almost spelling out his own policies in a way that he seemed to feel they aligned with the pope's values. talking about his efforts to raise the minimum wage, saying

michaela? >> all right, hill later not exactly the desired effect they are looking for. michelle dozen zin ski, thank you for that. >>> a day after vladimir putin signed the treaty to annex crimea, russian lawmakers are essentially going about the business of making it official. a crimeaen delegation in moscow today meeting with members of parliament. cnn's fred plight kin is in russia and we understand quite a biz zard happening outside behind you, fred. >> reporter: yeah, michaela, there absolutelisome it started early this morning and been snowing all day it's foggy, it's snowing, however, traffic moving. russians are used to this kind of weather but certainly is something that is keeping us in arms a little bit. as you said, while this is going on, the russians and the crimeaens are finalizing the deals to make crimea part of russia. officially, it is, there is this crimeaen delegation meeting with russian lawmakers today. they are going to talk about things like pairing up the tax systems

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i'm john berman. >> i'm michaela pereira. it is 11:00 a.m. in the east and that means it is 8:00 a.m. out west. right now, we are tracking down new information and investigating new theories in the disappearance of malaysia airlines flight 370. here is what we know at this time. >>> the airline is offering a new timeline. a backflip from what was announced over the weekend. they are now saying they do not think that one of the jets communication systems was turned off before the co-pilot said all right, good night to malaysian traffic control. that contradicts what government officials just said over the weekend which adds to the confusion. >> add tho tho that, the search is getting bigger by the day. look at the arc there. reuters is reporting that kazakhstan says it did not detect any unsanctioned use of its air space the day the plane disappear. 26 nations are aiding in this search. >> that search plays out on land and sea and under the water. investigators are intensifying their focus on the pilot and co-pilot. >> malaysia's prime ministe

i'm john berman. >> i'm michaela pereira. >>> new evidence emerging to bolster the belief that flight 370 changed course. it is now day 11 since the jet disappeared into thin air with 239 souls on board. >> it comes from thailand. the military says it was receiving normal flight path and communicating data from the malaysian airline plan on its planned route from kuala lumpur to beijing until 1:22 a.m. six minutes later, the thai military detected an unknown signal heading in the opposite direction. a new report from the times suggests the plane's path was deliberately altered from the computer. it is likely someone programmed flight 370 to turn west. no one knows who entered the coordinates or when. >> they announced the total search area stands 2.24 million square nautical miles. let's put that in perspective for you. it is like looking for a few people somewhere between new york and california. >> a huge area. that thai data is the second radar evidence that the plane did, indeed, turn around toward the strait of milalacca

and the three persons are emma larsson, michaela capps and sarah highducheck. we're going to talk to emma. >> what was your reaction? >> we were all shocked. we all could not believe it. >> when you mentioned the documentary did you have a sense of how good it was? >> no, we did not. >> tell me how you got interested into the contest? >> our government teacher. that's a project for all students to complete. >> and how did your team come together? were you able to pick your team members? >> yes, we could pick our team members. and we picked other people that we knew and we worked well together. >> when you joined forces with michaela and sarah, had any of you do documentaries before? >> no. >> how did you learn how to do them? >> we watched a lot of videos that c-span provided about how to make the documentaries and tips about editing and things like that. and how did you choose the topic? >> we chose the topic by -- in our government class we have to complete our current events. and i read an article on the "new york times" about fracking and was immediately in

they were served by communication a three team members in that group, emma larson, michaela caps and sir haida check will be talking with one of the three members of the team right now. hi, emma. >> guest: hello. >> host: what was your response when you won grand prize? >> guest: we were shocked. we let that one another and we could not believe it. posta when you finish, to journey sense of how good it was? >> guest: we did not. >> guest: tommy how you got interested in the first place. tesco well, our ninth grade project is required for students to complete. >> host: how did your team come together? did the teacher assign them? >> guest: yes, we could pick our team members. we chose other people we have known for a few years. we were comfortable and that we worked well together. >> host: when you join forces with michaela and sir, had any be done documentaries before? >> guest: no. >> host: how did you learn how to do them? >> guest: we watched videos at c-span provided on how to make documentaries and editing and things like that. >> host: how does you choose the topic? >> guest: w

i'm john berman. >> i'm michaela pereira. it's 11:00 in the east, 8:00 a.m. bright and early out west. >>> we are going to start with this story. no terrorist ties found, four days after that malaysia airlines jet just vanished from the sky. interpol says it was likely not the result of a terror attack. the men that used stolen passports had been identified as iranians. one 18 years old, the other 29. they entered malaysia using valid passports. they are broadening the search to the western part of the malaysian peninsula. no answers for family members. secretary of state, john kerry, postponed a face-to-face meeting with vladmir putin on how to solve the crisis in ukraine. ousted ukrainian president, victor yanukovych, showed up today in southwestern russia claiming and insisting that he is still the leader of his country and he will soon return to kiev, as soon as he possibly can. >> some pretty high drama in our nation's capital. senator dianne feinstein lashing out at the cia, accusing them of illegally searching the computers of the senate intelligence c

michaela is off today. it's 8:00 a.m. those stories and more at this hour. we're seeing dramatic events unfold almost every hour on several fronts on the crisis in ukraine. moments ago ukraine's prime minister announced it is, will be part of ukraine. action from the white house. president barack obama signed executive order authorizing sanctions against people and entities they say are behind the crisis. the state department is imposing on a visa band on russians deemed responsible for threatening the integrity of ukraine. while that is happening, a game changer in crimea. the parliament voted today to leave ukraine and join russia which has the peninsula under de facto control. it's up to the people there to decide. people in crimea will vote. a referendum will be held ten days from now. again, ukraine's prime minister says crimea will remain part of ukraine. you can see tensions there. the historic city there, riot police in a standoff with demonstrators outside key government buildings. so much going on. we'll ask about what could happen if crimea ditche

i'm michaela pereira. >> and i'm john berman.gh "legal view" with ashleigh banfield starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> hello, it is wednesday march 19th. welcome to "legal view." as the focus of the malaysian airliner search turns south of the equator, one new piece of forensics is keeping the investigators looking at the captain of that plane. cnn has learned the fbi now is analyzing the hard drive from the flight simulator that the captain of flight 370, zaharie ahmed shah, kept in his home. this follows word today from malaysia that some sort of data had been erased from the hard drive by somebody for reasons unknown. experts are really split at this point on whether that is a routine thing to do, like deleting e-mails or something out of the ordinary, and therefore suspicious instead. but this much we know. 12 days after

i'm michaela pereira. >> i'm john berman. 8:00 a.m. out west. big developments in the search for flight 370 with time very much running out. new satellite images released for the first time this morning showing possible objects, hundreds of them, floating in the southern indian ocean. i want you to look at this closely. a thai satellite snapped these images monday. adding to the intrigue, they were seeing 125 miles from the area where a french satellite spotted dozens of objects on sunday. now this just a short time ago japan is saying its satellite found ten objects, 26 feet long by 13 feet wide. their pictures, they come from yesterday. some officials in japan are reportedly saying they believe there's a high probability they could be linked to the missing jetliner. >> great developments. search planes had to pull back early from the search zone today because the weather conditions were just too brutal. a half dozen ships however are still out there looking. again they have the challenge of dealing with low visibility. they're hoping to have t

michaela dodge is with the heritage foundation. of how has russia's actions in crimea changed the playing field for missile defense in europe? guest: we tend to think about russia as this changed country since the end of the cold war. it is transformed i demonstrated .cts of aggression in crimea we have to start thinking of russia as a potential adversary and adjust our missile defense and weapons policy. host: people may be wondering why we are assessing this or may be too quick to go into a cold are discussing this or may be too quick to a cold war mindset. a headline -- why are we talking missile defense and nukes as well? talking missile defense because of guys like north korea and iran that are developing ballistic missile and weapons abilities. it is not the united states or republicans that have a cold war mindset, it is vladimir putin annexing crimea and organizing referendum for occupation. who has their cold war mindset? it's not the u.s.. russia's's talk about capabilities here. we are talking missile defense and what ru

john, michaela. >> when the currents are at play, it can be a game changer. it really can be. >> there was a storm, a satellite that took the pictures in today. >> which was a setback. tom foreman, thanks so much. we appreciate it. ahead at this hour, the hunt for this missing plane after 19 days. searchers have some satellite images to work with. they haven't found anything as we've been telling you. we are going to find out what comes next. what's the next step in this search process? ...return on investment wall isn't a street... isn't the only return i'm looking forward to... for some, every dollar is earned with sweat, sacrifice, courage. which is why usaa is honored to help our members with everything from investing for retirement to saving for college. our commitment to current and former military members and their families is without equal. america's favorite lasagna. topped with a mouth-watering blend of fresh cheese and aged parmesan. it makes our lasagna a delicious centerpiece for this table this table and your table. stouffer's. america's favorit

"at this hour "with berman and michaela starts now. >>> hello, everyone. i'm john berman. >> i'm michaela pereira. it is 11:00 a.m. in the east, 8:00 a.m. out west. >> at this hour, stymied, the search for missing malaysian airlines flight 370 has turned up nothing despite that possible debris spotted by satellite some 1500 miles off the coast of australia. a huge mobilization is happening with more countries now sending crews to help. >> here is where the search stands right now. two weeks after the boeing 777 disappeared, search planes from australia and the u.s. have returned from their mission combing that area. now, despite much better weather conditions today, none cited plane debris. meanwhile, there is a growing international force of ships steaming toward the southern indian ocean to help aid in that search. australia's prime minister spoke today warning that the two objects may not be from the plane. >> it could just be a container that's fallen off a ship. we just don't know. we owe it to the families and the friends and the loved ones of the al

i'm michaela pereira.elopments in the search for flight 370. >> officials are focussing on a specific area not far from where kate baldwin joining us live from perth to explain. >> reporter: malaysian officials cutting off their search of the northern corridor now focussing solely on the southern corridor. why? the perth air force base is the heart of the search. now the conditions are so dangerous, the flight of 370 has been put on hold. the search area hit with powerful winds, large waves, heavy rain and importantly low cloud cover. visibility almost zero. also new the malaysian ambassador for china appeared inside the hotel in beijing where family members are staying to meet with the relatives. one family member called the ambassador shameless as he couldn't answer questions. they're telling the family members they'll never see their family members again. >> the sad news delivered again that was delivered the night before by the prime minister. >> this morning the prime minister defending his announceme

spend on video cameras for next year and everyone is very excited. >> , congratulations to you to michaela and sarah for your national grand prizewinners studentcam 2014. we are proud of you and we are proud of all the students that enter. we got some great entries this year but it was terrific that your team was chosen as number one. congratulations to you. >> thank you very much. >> lets tell you a little bit more about the other winners that were chosen but before we do that to give you a sense of what the grand prize was was like in comparison to them let's watch. >> dear congress. >> dear congress. >> your congress. hydraulic fracturing is really important for the growth of our economy. but if you want the critical support of the american people some things need to change. you need to investigate the impacts of hydraulic fracturing on seismic activity and the use of recycled water instead of fresh water. you need to mandate testing of water near fracking sites and you need to ensure the safe transportation of fracks oil and gas. most importantly the haliburton loophole needs to be clo

>>> michaela, thank you. and this missing flight, the growing confusion surrounding the disappearance of malaysian air flight 370. let's bring in our former pilot here, anthony roman. anthony, thank for joining us here in the studio on "new day" here. >> my pleasure. >> listen, each and every day, it seems like there's all kinds of conflicting information, so let me get this out of the way. "wall street journal" with differing information citing two sources. they say they were security, despite malaysian officials saying their reporting is incorrect. but their reporting is basically that this plane flew for four additional hours after that transponder went off. if that is accurate, what would that suggest to you? >> well, if the transponder is off, it can suggest a number of things happening. it could suggest a security problem in the cockpit, it can suggest a catastrophic electrical failure. there has been a history of cockpit fires and smokey conditions in this aircraft. and it could suggest that the pilot

. >>> this is "new day" with chris, kate and michaela. >>> we have breaking news for you.ck to "new day." tuesday, march 11, 8:00 in the east. we'll deal with breaking news now. we know the identity of the two omen that stole passports to board the malaysian flights. they are both iranians. it is a big but, but so far no connection to terrorism connected with either of them. we have more on the search for the flight. let's bring in pamela brown. what do we know about these men, identity, details etc.? >> chris, we learned the second passenger that boarded with the stolen passport was a 29-year-old a riranian man. he was traveling with another man traveling to germany where his mother lived. the two men with stolen passports tried to get to germany as part of human smuggling not terrorism. >> the two flew from the airport using valid passports. the two have been identified. authorities believe the younger man was attempting to seek asylum in europe. his mother contact add authorities after he did not arrive in germany as planned. >> the more information we get, the more we'

i'm michaela pereira alongside john berman.welcome our viewers from right here in the united states and all around the globe. we have breaking news in the flight for flight 370. >> pilots from australia and china each report spotting objects floating in the southern indian ocean, kate bolduan is tracking it all from search headquarters in perth, australia. kate? >> good morning, all. the two sightings came just hours apart. australian pilots spotting two object, one round and one rectangular and china's pilots also saw two objects, both white and rectangular in the same general search area. authorities report it could be just about a matter of hours before we know for sure they have the debris in hand and then of course it's a question when will we know if this debris is part of that missing jetliner. a source close to the investigation tells cnn the jetliner descended to 12,000 feet after making that infamous sharp left turn. let's discuss that with andrew stevens. where we are is pearce air force base. what do you take from t

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i'm john berman. >>> i'm michaela pereira. it is 11:00 a.m. in the east, 8:00 a.m.formation is reshaping theories about what happened to flight 370 and where now to search for it. we are in day 12 since that jetliner disappeared. >> we learned hours ago that

michaela pereira is off today. it is 11:00 a.m. in the east, 8:00 a.m. in the west.here are fast-moving developments at this hour on the

i'm michaela pereira. >> i'm john berman. 8:00 a.m. out west.70 with time very much running out. new satellite images released for the first time this morning showing possible objects, hundreds of them, floating in the southern indian ocean. i want you to look at this closely. a thai satellite snapped these images monday. adding to the intrigue, they were seeing 125 miles from the area where a french satellite spotted dozens of objects on sunday. now this just a short time ago japan is

"at this hour" with berman and michaela starts now. >>> hello, everybody. the east, 8:00 a.m. out west. >>> president obama is set to speak at a news conference any minute now in the netherlands. he and other world leaders are at the haig for a nuclear security summit. they have spent a bit of their time, a lot of their time, talking about russia, ukraine, and crimea. >> huge news coming from this summit already. we are talking about the decision to suspect russia from the group of industrialized nations, the so-called g-8. president obama and the dutch prime minister are expected to make comments and take questions. you are looking at a live picture of the room where they will hold that news conference in a few minutes. we can also expect the president to address other big issues at home. the white house plans to end the nsa's bulk collection of phone data. let's talk about this with michelle kosinski. i think safe to say we should also expect the president to address russia's annexation of crimea? >> reporter: probably so just because this dominated the d

i'm michaela pereira. >> i'm john berman. 11:00 a.m. in the east.urrounding the jet line their vanished with 239 people on board. we're this many day six of the search. right now malaysian fiofficials are denying the flight may have kept flying four hours after it reported contact. this comes in a response to the wall street journal that says rolls royce engines a board the jet automatically sent data to the manufacture as part of the maintenance program. the report sites two unnamed sources. >> all that unfolding as v vietnamese crews have found nothing where with chinese officials say they spotted debris in the water. they now say those reports were

"at this hour "with berman and michaela starts now. >>> hello, everyone.michaela pereira. it is 11:00 a.m. in the east, 8:00 a.m. out west. >> at this hour, stymied, the search for missing malaysian airlines flight 370 has turned up nothing despite that possible debris spotted by satellite some 1500 miles off the coast of australia. a huge mobilization is happening with more countries now sending crews to help. >> here is where the search stands right now. two weeks after the boeing 777 disappeared, search planes from

i'm john berman. >> i'm michaela pereira. it is 11:00 a.m. and that means it is 8:00 a.m. out west. right now, we are tracking down new information and investigating new theories in the disappearance of

michaela pereira and chris cuomo with you. john berman is on the scene. two buildings brought down by what is considered a massive gas explosion. here is the situation. a bomb squad is on the scene because they are trained in understanding this explosion. it is a five-alarm fire. in terms of injuries, that's the obvious concern. local hospitals have received a couple. we have seen some people come out of the building on stretchers. it is too early for that kind of information. if you take a look at google maps, we'll show you what these two buildings were that are now gone. this is about 116th, 117th street on park avenue in manhattan. that may not mean to you. it is the east side of manhattan. heavily residential. on this storefront, level of one was a spanish church. the other one, a pea iano repai shop. you can direct people to where they are. >> right around the corner from that is a. more heavily traffic, foot traffic area. this is probably a quieter street where this happened. again, it is a concern because of all of those buildings that have those

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michaela pereira is off today. we would like to el with come our viewers here in the united states and around the world. those stories and more. it is high-stakes diplomacy and tit for tat threats happening right now as the world looks for ways to respond to russia's military intervention in ukraine. secretary of state, john kerry, face to face with sergei lavrov. they are both in paris for talks that have been planned before the russian takeover. the talks are so much more urgent. perhaps the most important test yet as to whether dialogue can be used to resolve the crisis in ukraine. in some ways, there have been setbacks. if the us and eu impose sanctions on russia, washington is looking at a series of punitive steps including economic and diplomatic sanctions designed to isolate moscow. no sign either side is backing down from a somewhat polite standoff between russian and ukrainian troops. polite so far. these troops are all armed and the russian forces do remain in effect tiff control of the crimean peninsula.

. >> i'm michaela pereira from beverly hills after a big night at the oscars. the tweet that stole the shoechlt a little blue sky popping out. mother nature kind of had us all on egg shells. they thought it was going to rain on the red carpet. it didn't. the red carpet went off without a hitch and the show went off without a hitch. all everybody is saying is that the show, oscars, 86. the 86th academy awards was a huge success. john? >> we'll get back to the glamour in a bit. thanks so much, micayla. russia's official news agency says russia has given ukraine forces until tomorrow morning to surrender or they will storm military bases on the crimean peninsula. ukrainian troops refusing to surrender to what appear to be russian forces, both sides armed and ready. u.s. officials confirmed that russian forces have complete operational control of the crimean peninsula. while this is happening, they are said to be calling for the annexation of crimea. we will get back to that in just a moment. other news, a winter blast smacking a bill chunk of the u.s. more snow an

i'm michaela pereira. >> and i'm john berman. "legal view" with ashleigh "legal view" with ashleigh banfield starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> hello, it is wednesday march 19th. welcome to "legal view." as the focus of the malaysian airliner search turns south of the equator, one new piece of forensics is keeping the investigators looking at the captain of that plane. cnn has learned the fbi now is analyzing the hard drive from the flight simulator that the captain of flight 370, zaharie ahmed shah, kept in his home. this follows word today from malaysia that some sort of data had been erased from the hard drive by somebody for reasons unknown. experts are really split at this point on whether that is a routine thing to do, like deleting e-mails or something out of the ordinary, and therefore suspicious instead. but this much we know. 12 days after flight 370 vanished without a trace effectively with 239 people on board, it has now become the longest disappearance in the modern history of commercial avia

local olympians from northern california and then also some of the big names from team usa including michaela schiff ron who spent her entire afternoon signing kids' heads. >> what a good sport. >> she's so nice about it. >> all right. now she just has to go to squaw valley. >> and she's wearing the olympic jacket. i'm so impressed. >> this is convenient. >> looks good on you. >>> up next, silicon valley goes to washington. why mark zuckerberg and others gathered to tell the president they're not happy with his administration. >>> and another one? we'll show you the newest addition to the growing club of bay area lottery winners. >>> and how is your tournament bracket? we want to know what you think? would you be willing to give up some of your personal information for a chance to win that warren buffett billion dollar challenge? you can vote by texting or calling us at the number of your screen or tweet us at nbc bay area. we'll have the results later in this newscast. >>> february's unemployment numbers are out with mixed results for california. a new jobs report shows a slight drop in our

. >> i am michaela pereira. 11:00 a.m. in the east, 8:00 a.m. out west. those stories and much more right now at this hour. >> investigators appear to be no closer to explains how a jumbo jet could vanish into thin air. the u.s. is sending a second jetliner. the plane disappeared early saturday morning. 239 people on board, including three americans. hopes were dashed a short time ago when malaysia's state news agency reported that a sample taken from an oil slick spotted in the south china sea was not aircraft oil but rather a kind of oil used by cargo ships. >> there have been other debris sightings but they have proven to be unrelated to the missing boeing 737. 40 ships, 34 planes and crews from 10 different countries all involved in this search. >> chilling words from the father of the new town shooter. peter lanza is speaking out publicly for the first time since his son, adam, went on that killing spree. he spoke out about it in new yorker magazine. in part, he said, with hindsight, i know adam would have killed me in a heartbeat if he had the chanc

michaela pereira is off today. it is 11:00 a.m. in the east, 8:00 a.m. in the west. those stories and more at this hour. there are fast-moving developments at this hour on the ground outpacing western efforts to force them. military observers were blocked. this is the second straight day they have been stopped at a checkpoint managed by pro russian gunmen. hours earlier, russia sank a second of its old navy ship to completely sale off a ukrainian naval base. that means several are trapped. they are completely out of service. in the meantime, in moscow, the parliament gave its support to crimean lawmakers that want their region to split from ukraine and join russia. crimeans will vote in a referendum nine days from now. they say no sanctions will reverse their support. all that despite an hour-long telephone conversation between president obama and president putin. mr. obama pressed for direct talks between kiev and moscow. both sides say that aides will continue negotiations. >>> 175,000 jobs were added in february. it was a good month to be an accountant, architect

. >> i'm michaela pereira. 11:00 a.m. in the eastern, 8:00 a.m. in the west. we are awaiting comments from john kerry, currently in london to work on finding a solution to the ongoing crisis in ukraine. you can see the podium there empty in front of the flags. we will bring the comments to you from him when they happen >>> meanwhile, the search area is expanding to the east and west trying to unravel that mystery of what happened to malaysia airlines flight 370 with 239 people on board. it disappeared almost seven days ago now. here are the latest leads >>> reuters news agency reporting the belief among some that the plane was being deliberately flown toward the andaman islands in the indian ocean, hundreds of mimles northwest of the last location. it is based on military radar from unnamed sources. add to the information they got from a cnn official. there is a significant likelihood that the plane is now at the bottom of the indian ocean. that theory based on electronic signals and satellite pings that the plane kept sending after it lost contact indicating

host: michaela dodges with the is with the heritage foundation >> on the next "washington kempe reviews president obama's trip last week. talk on the health care law extension. sal russo talks about the state of the tea party. and an examination of the situation with russia and the always, we will take your calls and you can join the conversation via facebook and twitter. eastern on0 a.m. c-span. is a pictorial report on the nato maneuvers of 1954. is a gigantic land maneuver under the direction of the fifth corps, u.s. army. it has many purposes, but an additional purpose may be to display nato's might before the communists. two opposing forces, black and green. both sides have the american-built 280 millimeter atomic cannons. the atomic cannon has never been fired in europe. what you will see here is a simulated atomic explosion, but cannon can be fired in europe. the guns are ready. the men are ready. should the soldiers attacked anyone of nato's nations, the atomic dons will fire. >> from the u.s. army big picture series, nato maneuvers determined to deter soviet aggression in europ

i'm michaela pereira, john berman in for chris cuomo who is off. we have breaking news.ts ago, malaysian officials announcing more potential debris. >> this is a new lead in a search that really ramped up today. our kate bolduan live in perth, australia following it all. >> reporter: just minuting ago, we learned that more than a hundred objects were spotted by satellites on sunday in the same area that's been the focus of the search effort here so far. they describe them as different sizes. some of them bright meaning they could be solid, maybe possibly metal. meantime, we also have a dozen planes and some maybe possibly five, six ships using the latest intelligence to try and locate the plane. all of the equipment that the is is seconding to help has also arrived here in perth, including technology to help find the data recorder. and investigators are looking into a newly discovered partial ping sent by the plane. this new information, we should be careful and still call them objects is raising new hope that maybe that can be

i'm michaela pereira. >> "legal view" with ashleigh banfield starts just about now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> hello, everyone. i'm ashleigh banfield, and it is monday, march 31st. welcome to "legal view." we've now had 24 days of false leads and dashed hopes in the search for malaysia airlines flight 370. and each of them seems to be more painful than the last. today, floating objects that an australian airman described only yesterday as the most promising leads to date, well, they just turned out to be fishing equipment, sadly. entirely unrelated to this missing airliner. one way or the other, this is a critical week. because the batterieses a and t black boxes have only about six days left in them. and for that reason, even with no hard evidence to narrow the search, an australian navy ship is heading out with very specialized american equipment on board to help listen for those pings that are presumably coming from somewhere on the floor of the indian ocean. in all, ten planes and about 11 ships from approximately two dozen countries today crisscrossed an area roughly

michaela pereira is off today. with he would like to welcome our viewers here and around the world. we will have those stories and more at this hour. a knew escalation in the crisis in ukraine. reuters news agency is reporting that the russian navy is blocking a channel between crimea and russia. we are waiting for a critical news conference from secretary of state, john kerry are, at the center of the worst crisis since russia and the west. i arrived in kiev just hours ago. one of his first stops in independence square. you can see him at the makeshift memorial being created to honor those killed in the demonstrations on the street. the secretary of state is offering money and support to the new government. on the front lines, tensions are rigz. are rising. >> that was a dramatic picture seen at a military base in crimea. russian troops said they fired warning shots in the air as unarmed ukrainian soldiers approached them. >>> most importantly for today, for the first time since this crisis began, we have heard directly from russian president vladmir putin. he was defiant. his firs