reported missing in canada every year.we created the new milk carton for the digital age. >> we're talking about how to take search for missing children to the next level. the video you're watching is one canadian group's way of accelerating that process. amanda, your milk carton 2.0 initiative what do you think you're doing that people consider groundbreaking? >> well, it is what being (inaudible) search party certainly in our country. so it's revolutionary. because it is allowing individuals to be immediately part of a rapid response network. >> well, we have some community lisa that came in during the break, talking about kids who might be minority children who may not be getting the attention, can we talk about the disproportionate coverage of media, stacy tweeted, minority children be receive less information than white children expect a campaign can can absolutely put pressure on main trying of streaming to, by the child may have been missing for five oseven days or more. and we have here natalie wilson the co-founde

missing kids on milk cartons are no more. still 50,000 children are reported missing in canada.e created the new milk carton for the digital aim. sh 3sh >> we are talking about how to take the search to the next level. i hear the word ground breaking. what are you doing that people think qualifies it as ground breaking? > well, it is what search parties, in our country, it's revolutionary because it is allowing individuals to be immediately part of a rapid response network. >> we have community coming in through the break talking about kids that may be minority, not getting the mainstream attention and jess tweeted: >> we can. stacy: >> we have here natalie wilson, the cofounder of the black and missing foundation who shared her throughouts about the benefits of using social media to help find missing minority children. give it a listen. >> minority families or children face a number of issues when they go missing. for instance, law enforcement treat many of these cases as run aways. if you are a run away you don't receive the amber alert. that's where social media plays an impo

. >> miss maufas. >> here. >> miss mendoza mcdonald, dr. murase. >> present. >> miss norton? >> here. >> miss wynns >> here >> and miss fewer. >> here. >> miss wei. >> here. mr. logan? >> here. pledge of allegiance? >> we are voting on the regular board minutes of february 25, 2014, do i have a motion. >> motion. >> second. >> any corrections? any none, roll call. >> miss wei. >> yes. >> mr. logan. >> we. >> maufas. >> yes. >> mendoza. >> yes. >> norton. >> yes. >> and miss fewer? >> yes. >> wynns. >> yes. >> six ayes. item b presentation to the board. >> over the last few days, march 5, through 7, 207 san francisco unified school district skaouts received free eye examines and classes through the vision ban program sponsored by one sight, a foundation group and i would like to on behalf of all of the students, make dr. albert lee who is coordinating this for the last few years, including organizizing more than 150 volunteers from all over california to work with our students, this effort was coordinated with the school health programs and in special recognition to the school

so you won't miss a minute of ncaa march madness. call now to get a u-verse bundle for the same great price for 2 years. guaranteed. the crimean peninsula. earlier today, naval office took control of ukraine's >>> continues to tighten its grip on a -- early today. officers took control of ukraine's only sub marine. said today he doesn't believe russia's president intends to stop there. >> we need to understand who he is and what he wants. we need to be a little bit tougher with putin or he is going to continue to take territory to fulfill what he believes is rightfully russia. >> a top white house aid said even -- assistance would be likely to stop russia from evading ukraine. >>> it's monday morning in the indian ocean and searchers are back out for any sign of the missing malaysian jet. but reports so far the only clues turning up or coming from space. >> australian air force officers are spending long days above the indian ocean looking for any trace of the missing jet. on sunday clouds hampered the search that -- it's unknown if

navy most advanced aircraft searching for the missing malaysian plane.nformation just in from the very spot where debris was spotted. >>> plus a new warning for every parent. teenagers being rushed to the hospital for e tague gr cigarettes. they are not smoking them. >> how a man was brought back to life after being dead for 15 minutes. fox a "fox & friends first" starting ♪ >> greated song to kickoff our friday. welcome to "fox & friends first". if you are just waking up i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather childers. it is half past the top of the hour. the navy most advanced aircraft now joining the massive search for the debris that could be from that missing malaysia flight. >> it has two more hours left before it has to turn back and get more fuel. >> joining us from thailand with the latest is david piper. good morning, david. >> good morning to you both. planes have been searching the area where it was spotted satellite sunday. they haven't come up with anything. an ice breaker was done in antarctica which is in that area as well. they are skani

and then it stayed missing and it stayed missing. [ female announcer ] hands were made for playing. legs, for crossing. feet...splashing. better things than the joint pain and swelling of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. if you're trying to manage your ra, now may be the time to ask about xeljanz. xeljanz (tofacitinib) is a small pill, not an injection or infusion, for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers have happened in patients taking xeljanz. don't start xeljanz if you have any infection, unless ok with your doctor. tears in the stomach or intestines, low blood cell counts and higher liver tests and cholesterol levels have happened. your doctor should perform blood tests before you start and while taking xeljanz, and routinely check certain liver tests. tell your doctor if you have been to a region where certain fungal infections are common, and if you have had tb, hepatitis b or c, or are prone to infections. t

then it staid missing and it stayed missing. >>> march 8. just before 1:00 a.m. malaysian airlines flight 370 and its 239 passengers and crew are 35,000 feet above the gulf of thailand. cruising comfortably in a boeing 777. >> the 777 was a pivotal aircraft for boeing. and the 777 has a sterling safety record. >> it's extremely safe. it's triple redundant. there's at least three backups for every system. electrical, hydraulic. >> in the cockpit of flight 370, the pilot with over 18,000 hours in the air, and a stellar reputation. >> he's the kind of guy i want to fly with. the quintessential good airline pilot. he's everything that you would want to have taking you down to the ground on that dark and stormy night. >> seated beside him, 27-year-old first officer fariq hamid. >> an airline pilot in his mid twenlts with the amount of experience he had would never be flying a 777 in the u.s. so this guy was doing well. >> doing so well, that hamid had just finished training on the 777 and flight 370 is his first time flying the plane without a check co-pilot. nearly 3

malaysian plane that went missing two days ago. official said that searchers on ships work drop in my. they cannot find a rectangle i did spotted sunday that was thought to be a door of the missing boeing 777. >> the radioactive water that has accumulated at japan's crippling nuclear power plant remains the biggest problem that is hampering the cleanup process. the fukushima dai- ichi plan has stabilized substantially since the march 11, 2011. but the massive amounts of water are being used of the plant's nuclear materials. >> we continue to track delays westbound interstate 580 and it turns out that this truck fire is closer to airway boulevard. i believe we have live pictures of this incidents from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news. if you concede fire crews are on the shoulder. this is what this drive time from livermore to dublin is 28 minutes as you try to get flu. continued delays, the chp has issued a special traffic advisories and they're telling you to use another route. there really is not one. this is why the de

continuing coverage on this missing malaysian flight. possible debris found. we will be right back. >> a huge development this morning in the case of the missing malaysian flight. two objects that could be debris from the jets spotted on satellite off the coast of oughted australia. >> rescue coordination of australia received satellite imagery have objects possibly relating to the search for the missing aircraft flight m h370. four aircraft have been reoriented to locate the objects possibly 12,500 kilometers southwest. >> you are looking at the brand new images from the australwes australian government. they are rushing to find this in the indian ocean. >> it is the third largest body of water. it has an average depth where they expect the debris to be is one place where a commercial airline could crash without a ship spotting it a radar spotting it or without a satellite picking it up. they do appear to be fairly large. the biggest appears to be estimated to be around 80 feet long. >> that is about a third of the links or the west if you include the wing sp

what do we know about this missing plane? >> reporter: what we know this plane went missing according to state media in vietnamese air space, piers, it was due to land here at 6:30 in the morning local time in beijing, this boeing 777 from malaysian airlines. packed with 239 people onboard including 12 crew members and two infants. they are searching frantically for where the plane went down, if it did go down. at this stage very sketchy details. 13 different nationalities on board. the majority on that plane were chinese nationals, around 160 according to chinese state tv. so a desperate search, malaysia airlines has notified or is in the process of notifying the next of kin. and this boeing 777 seems to have vanished at this point. >> so there's no confirmation the plane has crashed. what are the other possibilities if it hasn't crashed? >> reporter: well if it hasn't crashed it would have presumably landed at this stage. there would be no indications of any confirmed reports of a plane landing anywhere either in an emergen

and then it stayed missing and it stayed missing. predibut, manufacturings a prettin the united states do. means advanced technology. we learned that technology allows us to be craft oriented. no one's losing their job. there's no beer robot that has suddenly chased them out. the technology is actually creating new jobs. siemens designed and built the right tools and resources to get the job done. >>> march 8th, just before 1:00 a.m. malaysian airlines flight 370 and its 239 passengers and crew are 35,000 feet above the gulf of thailand cruising comfortably in a boeing 777. >> the 777 was a pivotal aircraft to boeing and the 777 has a sterling safety record. >> it's extremely safe. it's triple redundant. there's at least three backups for every system. electrical, hydraulic. >> in the cockpit of flight 370, zaharie ahmad shah, a captain with over 18,000 hours in the air, and a stellar reputation. >> he's the kind of guy i want to fly with, you know? the quintessential good airline pilot. he's everything that you'd want to have taking

was the missing jet hijacked by its own pilot?g about him and what investigators found in his house. plus breaking details from a press conference happening right now. >> is the missing jet part of a sinister plan ten years in the making? a terrorist mastermind coming clean about an khr-ldz plot to help -- an al qaeda plot to

the root for what he has missed . redress for what he has missed. >> starting again. >> in nigeria, a major offensive against corruption has been launched by president goodluck jonathan. state oil company has failed to account for billions of dollars of revenue. our nigerian correspondent has the story. kerosene, off with like most low income earners. to fire up theel stove. it is a major part of the expenditure. atwhen all my children are home, i use of one of these in three days. it cost me 700. >> nearly one dollar a liter. >> do you know the price is supposed to be? >> she is paying almost four times the official price. the government subsidizes kerosene and the benefit is not being passed on to nigerians. she is one of millions of victims of what the central bank suggests is a huge swindle. >> the central bank says that every month, kerosene comes into the port here and the money that is paid out in subsidies is basically a racket. $100 million are made every month. withdraw the subsidy on kerosene -- >> there ha

people are paying tribute to those people missing.ictures to show you from across the country where things are happening. this is an office building in illuminated with l.e.d. lights. you can ethe city's famous petronas towers, iconic in kuala lumpur these are. this is something that's sprung up. they've signed a message board leaving writing and leaves prayers for the people missing. somebody left a paper plane with a note reading, please come back. sad. here's a similar scene at a shopping mall outside kuala lumpur. a big wall just like what happened here in new york city in the days after 9/11. this is a good one. yesterday folks gathered at that same shopping mall, sort of interfaith event, sending their prayers to the people aboard flight 370. so lots of tributes being paid. as for the ongoing investigation, there's now talk about special tracking technology that could have potentially given the officials on the ground more information if the missing jet had had it on board. dan springer with details of that, he's live in seattle

miss megyn is coming up next.tops here because we're looking out for you. >> this is a fox news alert from new york. australian prime minister announcing just a short time ago two objects in the search for the malaysian jetliner may have been found. prime minister abbott telling parliament the royal air force has been diverted to that area to locate those objects three additional aircraft are expected to follow but there is no word yet where the objects were found or why they think it could be part of the missing malaysian airliner the search has been narrowed to that area off the coast of australia the plane sh carrying 239 people has been

been missing now about 12 days. time is really of the essence. the batteries on the black boxes only last and send out a ping or signal for about 30 days' time. so that time is running down quickly to be able to find that aircraft using the black boxes. any way, so the news tonight is something has been spotted on satellite imagery off in the indian ocean about 1500 miles southwest of perth. everyone is now rurk v rushing to check that out and see it has to do with that airline. we will have more at 11:00 of course, follow us on twitter for all breaking news >>> ukraine is withdrawing its forces from the crimea, n peninsula. they captured the navy's commander them troops took down the ukrainian flag and replaced it with a russian flag. they announced planned to hold joint exercises with this united states and britain. the ukrainian government says it will seek u.n. support to turn the peninsula in a demilitarized joan. >>> look at this pictu. doctors put a 44 pound baby on a special diechlt understandably. the 8-mon

possible break in the search for the missing malaysian plane.itary planes are scouring the ocean west of australia looking for any sight of two large pieces of debris. those scene in these satellite images, that could belong to missing malaysia airlines flight 370. >>> good morning to you. it's 4:30. i'm peggy bunker. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. we're going to get you caught up on the latest surrounding the missing jet but first we want to check the forecast. it's the first day of spring. >> good morning to you. happy spring bay area. it's going to be a nice day. part of the reason why is because we're starting out nic

volunteers continue to search for missing people. the death toll rose from 17 to 18. >> a 4.8 magnitude earthquake shook communities in the midwest this morning, it struck about 65 miles southeast of montana and in southern california, friday, 5.1 earthquake caused structural damage and evacuation, but no injuries. with more than 100 aftershocks, residents wonder if more quakes are on all the way. >> in an area that hasn't had a massive earthquake in decades, this quake rattled store shelves and nerves. >> the sound was horrible. i never heard that before. >> while the damage was light, it was the second significant shaker to strike los angeles in the past two weeks. on t. patrick's day, a 4.4 quake woke residents out of their beds. many are worried about the increase in seismic activity as they recall the days of the north ridge quake. >> los angeles has been in a particularly quiet time since the north ridge earthquake. since the after shocks ended from north ridge, the decades before north ridge, we had a damaging earthquake in lo

this one reads "we miss you, we love you." this one simply says "please come back." >>> so difficult. so tough. awful stories. that does it for this hour of cnn newsroom. i'm rosemary church. >> for our viewers here in the united states, early start is up next. for our international viewers, please stay with us. world business today is coming up next. . >>> heartbreak in the search for flight 370. desperate families flood the malaysian embassy in beijing hours after learning the jet likely crashed and all lives on board were lost. for the very latest on the search for the plane, the investigation and the families who just want to know what happened. >>> and authorities say they're still in rescue mode, but the number of dead and missing in a landslide in seattle is rising and the situation is being called grim. good morning, and welcome to "early start." i'm deborah feyerick. >> i'm christine romans. it's tuesday, march 25th,

that's what's missing. what is missing is context. >> here is a fact that i did not know. here you go. clive irving at the daily baste pointed out that there's a european union registry of airlines not allowed to fly into the european union. it's hundreds of airlines. every country now must have their own airline, they're in business with a 757. you realize later after this they don't have the adequate infrastructure, safety and surveillance that we take for granted when we fly american or united. >> the mistakes and the false alarms, as i call them, they tend to vanish into the ether. there's all this that focuses on the passengers that have two passports. just picking out a couple, bloomberg suspected aircraft tail found floating in the gulf of thailand and it turned out to be a bunch of logs. these big oil slix off the coast of vietnam reported to be not from an airplane. just the other day cnn was rothing lithium batteries exploding could be responsible for a crash. we don't know what is right or wrong. cnn is well equipped to cover this kind of story because of its bi

if true this would be the first sign of the plane that went missing nearly two weeks ago now. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm carolyn johnson. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is live with the latest on this breaking news for us. >> it could be the best lead yet in the search for the missing plane in the indian ocean. aircraft have just arrived including a u.s. navy plane which picked up something significant on radar. search crews are rushing to the center of the indian ocean for two objects that could be related to the search for the missing malaysia airlines flight 370. the objects were spotted from australian satellites. officials called the discovery credible. >> on this particular occasion, the size and the fact that there are a number located in the same area makes it worth looking at. >> the largest object is hot to be 78 feet long and located 1500 miles from australia. all strain yen military air -- australian military aircraft are on the way. >> we have four aircraft out there this afternoon. the weather is not playing a game with us. we may get a citing and w

at least six people were killed and at least six others are missing. it's believed a gas leak triggered the explosion north of manhattan, central park. residents say they had been complaining about gas smells for week. marlie hall is at the site of the explosion. marlie, good morning. >> reporter: anne-marie, good morning. residents here in east harlem describe the blast as earth-shaking and terrifying. and behind me, the aftermath looks like a mini war zone as search crews and investigators continue their work amid the darkness and rubble. with bright lights to show the way, rescue workers worked through the night searching for missing people in the rubble of two buildings that collapsed after an explosion in east harlem. overnight crews pulled more bodies out of the rubble. the victims are being identified. one is 44-year-old grizeld grizelde camacho, a single mom to a teenage boy and a security officer at hunter college. another, 67-year-old carmen tanco, a dental hygienist who had wednesdays off. relatives were hopeful until the last minute. >> my

those missing and those whose lives have been left in limbo.re wondering if loved ones will ever be found. >> there's people out here that you can't get them to go home. they're looking for loved ones. so the mental toll is just having to sift through this and what they're finding. >> reporter: volunteer firefighters seth jeffords helped find his own wife and granddaughter. >> going to miss my wife and granddaughter. i love them so much. >> reporter: it's been a week since the last live victims were rescued, and hope has faded to a flicker. but the search goes on. brian mooar, nbc news. >>> at 8:30 tonight, iconic buildings around the world went dark. it wasn't a normal blackout. it was earth hour, part of a global moment to raise awareness on climate change. for 60 minutes, could you see it was lights out at the eiffel tower. vatican city was lit with paper lanterns after they turned off the lights in st. peter's basilica, and here in washington, d.c., the national cathedral went dark. millions of people in more than 150 countries took part th

we'll continue our coverage of the missing malaysia airlines plane in a moment.first i want to look at thor stories we're following closely as well. the european union has announced a new round of sanctions against russia targeting political leaders close to president vapd. e.u. leaders plan to sign a political association pact with ukraine later today. turkey's government has blocked twitter after the prime minister vowed to eradicate the social networking site. prime minister erdogan vented at a campaign rally. he says twitter ignored court orders to remove the web links. the founding pastor of a kansas church known for its anti-gay protest at public events has died. fred phelps was 84 years old. westboro baptist church members have picketed thousands of events, everything from lady gaga concerts to military funerals. now, an update of our top story again. planes are in the air over the indian ocean searching for signs of missile airlines flight 370, the area extremely remote and malaysia is asking the u.s. for more equipment to pick up the ping of the plane's

that's not all, the island's military said the radar detected a plane that could have been a missing jet, but it didn't turn over the data until now, because investigators never asked for it. also due to mounting fears the plane may have been hijacked, israel is reportedly tightening its air security. we'll have more on that tonight with our military analysts. also later, a malaysian newspaper says authorities found five indian ocean runways on a flight simulator located inside the home of the pilot. we have a full investigation tonight on his possible role, that's all still ahead. adding to the long list of theorys, a british anti-terror expert is floating the possibility that flight 370 could have fallen victim to the world's first cyber hijack, and then finally sad news tonight out of china. some of the victim's family members are threatening to go on a hunger strike. joining me now with much more to lay out the facts, katherine, it gets deeper every night. >> it does, sean, u.s. investigators, including the ntsb and faa are engaged in a second review, more intense review of the d

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. >> they were on the same channel at this point. >> basically

kane is expected to miss about three weeks. that would take the hawks to the last few games of the regular season. we'll have highlights of the hawks game, later in sports. state representative keith farnham has resigned less than a week after federal agents searched his home and district office. farnham is a democrat from elgin, who had been in the house since 2009. in a statement, he said he's stepping down because of serious health issues. investigators executed search warrants last thursday, but they didn't say why. farnham ran unopposed in tuesday's primary. democratic leaders will pick his replacement for the general election. the general election is less than eight months away, but both sides of the governor's race are already attacking each other. political newcomer bruce rauner won the republican nomination in tuesday's primary. he'll challenge governor quinn who's running for re-election. quinn's campaign is making the minimum wage an issue and already put out a t-v ad where rauner says he's against raising it. the ca

could bit debris from missing malaysian airlines flight 370? >> quite simply, it is credible enough to divert the search to this area on the basis that it might provide a promising lead. >>> military search planes are racing to the area to check it out. good morning, i'm chris jansing. we're following breaking news about the missing malaysian airlines jet. could it be a breakthrough heading into day 13? australian's prime minister says debris possibly belonging to the debris might have been found. john young spoke to reporters this morning. >> we have four aircraft out there this afternoon. the weather is not playing the game with us. we may get a sighting. we may not. we may get it tomorrow. we may not. but we will continue to do this until we locate those objects or we're convinced we cannot find them. >> is there anything suggests that it's at least part of an aircraft? are there windows, markings, any bits and pieces that suggest it's from an aircraft? >> the imagery is not that precise. >> like the size of a basketball or seat cushion? >>

about the missing mall airlines plane. that plane still has not been found more than two weeks after it disappeared. but as allen martin reports, for the first time, family members of the 239 people on board have word on its fate. that's tough to take. >> really hard day. >> malaysian executives say they are convinced based on new at slight information that the flight crashed in the indian ocean off australia. authorities say the flight ended in the waters of the south indian ocean with no survivors. all 239 people lost. >> it's been 17 days. they simply just give us this result. how can people bear this. >> the possible fate of the flight came from a definitive statement by the malaysian prime minister. >> it is therefore with deep sadness and regret that i must inform you that according to this new data, flight mh 370 ended in the southern indian ocean. >> a spokesperson says they met and called most family members before sending them this text message before the prime minister spoke. there was screaming, cursing and cry

there is a search for a missing teenager. this is the second anniversary of her disappearance. >> it is now believe that someone acted deliberately for the missing and malaysia airlines. >> there are st. patrick's day party is going on and we will tell you all about. >> good morning, thanks for joining us on this saturday march 15th. we'll have more on our top stories in just a few minutes but first let's get a first check of the forecast with erica. good morning. >> we are anticipating perfect weather for the weekend although it is a little hazy. we are gorgeous see plenty of sunshine and a record- breaking highs. take a look at temperatures right now. due to the wind we have pretty clear conditions and the temperatures are actually dropping. san francisco is a mile-52 degrees. clear conditions for most of us just a hint of coastal fog. that will clear for the afternoon. it is going to get toasty for some of us. sunnyvale will get almost 80 degrees. san francisco have a high of 71 degrees. the temperatures will be much warme

with tena twist... ♪ ♪ don't miss a beat... ♪ nothing's missed with tena twist... ♪ presenting the freshst... ♪ still runnng in the morning? yeah. getting your vegebles every day? when i can. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] could've had a v8. two full servings of vegetables for only 50 delicious calories. two full servings of vegetables anbe a name and not a number?tor scotade. ron: i'm never alone with scottrade. i can always call or stop by my local office. they're nearby and ready to help. so when i have questions, i can talk to someone who knows exactly how i trade. because i don't trade like everybody. i trade like me. that's why i'm with scottrade. announcer: ranked highest in investor satisfaction with self-directed services by j.d. power and associates. >>> i should tell the house and we must keep this in mind, the task of locating these objects will be extremely difficult and it may turn out that they are not related to the search for flight mh 370. >> that's australian prime minister reacting to these new satellite images a short time ago spotted off the coast of australia. that hap

if true this would be the first sign of the plane that went missing nearly two weeks ago now.ood evening. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm carolyn johnson. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is live with the latest on this breaking news for us. >> it could be the bestin the sd yet in the search for the missing plane in the indian ocean. aircraft have just arrived including a u.s. navy plane which picked up something significant on radar. search crews are rushing to the center of the indian ocean for two objects that could be related to the search for the missing malaysia airlines flight 370. the objects were spotted from australian satellites. officials called the discovery credible. >> on this particular occasion, the size and the fact that there are a number located in the same area makes it worth looking at. >> the largest object is hot to be 78 feet long and located 1500 miles from australia. all strain yen military air -- australian military aircraft are on the way. >> we have four aircraft out there this afternoon. the weather is not playing a game with us. we may get a citing and

first sign of the plane that went missing nearly two weeks ago now. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm carolyn johnson. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is live with the latest on this breaking news for us. >> it could be the best lead yet in the search for the missing plane in the indian ocean. aircraft have just arrived including a u.s. navy plane which picked up something significant on radar. search crews are rushing to the center of the indian ocean for two objects that could be related to the search for the missing malaysia airlines flight 370. the objects were spotted from australian satellites. officials called the discovery credible. >> on this particular occasion, the size and the fact that there are a number located in the same area makes it worth looking at. >> the largest object is hot to be 78 feet long and located 1500 miles from australia. all strain yen military air -- australian military aircraft are on the way. >> we have four aircraft out there this afternoon. the weather is not playing a game with us. we may get a citing and we may not. we

it was a missing person.stigated as a homicide. >> eventually, brown confessed to 48 murders, including one he committed while serving in the u.s. military in south korea. investigators around the country are still trying to corroborate brown's claims. if true, brown may be one of the most prolific serial killers in american history. and he might still be free if it weren't for the local fingerprint databases in louisiana and california and the investigators who knew where to look. >> you just don't know sometime how just a little clue, just a little fingerprint and, will, will lead you right directly to the killer. >> they wouldn't have been able to find brown without those forensics. that fingerprint was the thing that nailed the nail in the coffin for him. i mean, without that, after over a year, i don't know how that could have, how anything could have evolved out of that. >>> a brutal murder, lots of suspects and conflicting evidence. but the forensics were clear on one thing. the killer knew his victim.

off the uva miss, michigan state is out running. spots up for the three ball and that is good and it gave his team the lead. the cavaliers try to remain calm, justin anderson from the corner, the montross christian product drains it. we're tied at 51. even when michigan state tried to pull away, joe harris wouldn't let them, the senior with the three ball, pulls virginia within two, but that's as close as they would get, michigan state made some free throws down the stretch, this half court shot ended, falls up short for uva, michigan state tak takes this one. tony bennett putting this wonderful season in perspective. >> they have left a legacy that they won't forget, it stings now and it's empty, but it's the team that you don't want the season to end, because you don't want to stop coaching them, but i thank god for the opportunity to work with these guys and they should hold their heads high, they are what's right about the game in college basketball. >> congratulations to tony bennett in virginia, they finished the season with a

new questions about the pilf that missing plane.id join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:3 ,,,,,, >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. forecast in some cities around the country. >>> in sports, the nfl moves a step closer toward moving extra point attempts farther from the goalpost. extra point kicks will move back to the 20 yard line for two weeks of preseason games. the league is concerned extra points have become too easy to make. league owners also adopted a rule extending goalposts upwards by five feet. they're also considering adding two extra playoff games to the upcoming season. >>> the indiana pacers and miami heat are quickly becoming the biggest rivals in the nba. the top two teams in the eastern conference meeting up for the third time this season. in the fourth quarter, lebron james gets whacked in the face while driving to the basket. later he gets whistled for a flagrant foul when he elbows roy hibbert in the face. lebron scored 38 points, but that was not enough. i

the number of people missing in a mud slide has dropped significantly. 30 are missing, down from 90.omatic push, secretary of state john kerry and his russian counterpart said to discuss possible solutions in the crisis in ukraine. plus, it's election day in turkey, where millions are casting ballots in elections. they are called popularity test for the turkey's prime minister. temperatures will be cold enough to see frost. i'm tracking a winter storm. i have the details on the texture swings ahead. >> i'm morgan radford, and i'm back with you in 2.5 minutes when al jazeera returns. >> that deadly washington mudslide. the number of missing now down to 30. it's of little comfort to those who lost loved ones. we'll talk with a woman whose mother and infant daughter were killed by the wall of mud. >> fears of a pandemic as one of the deadliest violence spreads to a city. counting down to the deadline to register for obama care. the republicans can be eyeing for president. dancing diplomacy bringing israeli and palestinians together. we'll talk to a man so inspirational antonio ban dare

about two dozen people remain missing. rescue crews say all efforts are being used to find any one who map be trapped. >>> a massive oil spill near galveston, texas. a ship collided with a barge with 158,000 gallons of fuel. boats are helping cleanup efforts. oil ruz due has been spotted as far as 1212 miles out. right now the shipping channel is closed. oo be >> don't let the calendar fool you. old man winter not done yet. the northeast bracing for another gruelling snowstorm. maria molina is in the weather center tracking it all for us. >> good morning heather and patty ann. there has been a lot of talk about the storm system. it will be intensifying. all that matters is the exact track. the system will stay far enough away from the coast from places like philadelphia, places like new york city. what will be setting the stage are close temperatures that today are going to stay in place as we head through tuesday and wednesday. highs only in the 20's and 30's. here's a look at the timing for the next snowstorm. we expect

miss megyn is coming up next. don't forget the spin stops here because we're looking out for you. >> this is a fox news alert from new york. australian prime minister announcing just a short time ago two objects in the search for the malaysian jetliner may have been found. prime minister abbott telling parliament the royal air force has been diverted to that area to locate those objects three additional aircraft are expected to follow but there is no word yet where the objects were found or why they think it could be part of the missing malaysian airliner the search has been narrowed to that area off the coast of australia the plane sh carrying 239 people has been missing since march 8th. all of the families wondering what happened to loves ones australian authorities saying two objects have been found. joining us by phone is mike boyd a aviation security expert. mike, they're going to be trying to 0 in on the objects what are they go owing do after that? >> if a determination they're from that 777 the next step w

by the next day -- >> you're not missing anything. i think somebody clearly was up to no good. >> reporter: we learn it was the copilot who uttered the final words of the flight, "all right, good night." the number of countries involved in the search has grown from 14 to 26. then -- >> investigators are telling within the first 26 minutes to have flight, the pilots were already changing the flight path. what we had originally thought, the plane was flying on its original course to beijing and signing off with air traffic control and then making the westerly turn, we now know that within those first 26 minutes, they had reprogrammed the flight plan and were already starting to turn west, far before they even signed off with air traffic control. >> reporter: so pilots had intentionally changed their path, but the reason why remains a mystery. malaysian authorities now reveal the plane's acars communication system could have been shut down any time between 1:07 and 1:37 a.m. not necessarily before the copilot signed off. the total search

at least 170 people are reportedly still missing, there have been reports of 176 people missing, theyf those may be duplicates. this is an area where there were 49 structures within the affected area at least 25 of those were believed to be fu re. so far now, we have 24 confirmed dead. many, many people including many children still unaccounted for. they're holding a news conference right now. let's listen. >> we are going full steam ahead, even if we just said it's a recovery operation, we're still going at this, like i indicated earlier on all eight cylinders we're going at this hard to get everybody that's miss i missing. >> do you have the unaccounted numbers? >> i respect that you need a number of some kind i think it's the same number 176 until we can have something for you tomorrow. i wanted to have that today. the sheriff's officers who are coming in are going to make a huge difference for us. i want to have that number for you. [ inaudible ] >> i absolutely believe that. i wish i could, it's extremely complicated. i think more than that, there are privacy related issues that

citizens on the missing plane. new developments will be brought throughout the morning. >> fighting broke out across ukraine. in the eastern city of luhance, demonstrators stormed a building, removing a ukrainian flag and replaced it with a russian flag. in the crime earian city, protesters supporting ukraine were attacked. >> in kiev tens of thousands gathered to mourn those killed in the uprising. the prime minister will travel to the white house on wednesday. he'll discuss the standoff with president obama in crimea. it comms days before voting, to determine whether the territory joins russia. there are questions whether the vote to join russia is legal. >> pro-russian marchers support the referendum on rejoining russia, saying it's their legal right to self determination. >> the pro-western movement in kiev says it acted legally in overthrowing the ukrainian government and taking power. all sides in the crisis are trying to justify their actions by citing law books and the ukrainian constitution. russia says it

relatives of the missing passengers continued to look for on six pm from one of them. his presidency jean bean calls for global nuclear security cooperation at a summit in the high. the dprk testified another two ballistic in the south into the east to see how much damage by south korea. welcome to cctv new slide from aging on until we start with the latest on the search for the missing malaysia airlines flights three seven zero ninety days often disappeared from radar feel often even come along top three chinese ships have now reached the tdi rat that's the current focus of the search operation of some two thousand kilometers west of power in australia the fleet consists of a supply ship missile just rock an amphibious transport will have to scour the area covering around twenty nine thousand kilometers the crews would deploy additional segment that alongside radar and optical equipment occult is the roasted peanuts and how to carry out our own observations. meanwhile a chinese militant playing three times two days after day section be adding a chinese ships and plane

tena twist... ♪ ♪ don't miss a beat... ♪ nothing's missed with tena twist... ♪ presenting the fresh,protection. ♪ nothing's missed with tena twist... ♪ this is a map of the pressure points on my feet. i have flat feet. i learned where the stress was at the dr.scholl's foot mapping center. then i got my number, which matched the custom fit orthotic inserts with the right support. find a walmart with a foot mapping center at drscholls.com. i'm a believer. i have a big meeting when we land, but i am so stuffed up, i can't rest. [ male announcer ] nyquil cold and flu liquid gels don't unstuff your nose. they don't? alka seltzer plus night fights your worst cold symptoms, plus has a decongestant. [ inhales deeply ] oh. what a relief it is. disaster plan. next weather talent appears at wx center with generic pinpoint filling monitor then we take special >> pelley: president obama added more of california's majestic coastline this weekútt a national monument, insuring that it will be preserved and protected. but much of the credit for this goes to a photographer. and bill whitaker has his s

so you won't miss a minute of march madness.ll now to get a u-verse bundle for the same great price for 2 years. guaranteed. atba yelngc'n, y wanhe? when youfavote fo stas a ght, fit ba fas wittums heartburreli tha neutlizeacidn coact. and goeso wo in cond tumtum m tu.. ts!♪ artificial ingredients to make their yogurt sweeter. ♪ we think mother nature is sweet enough. ♪ introducing chobani simply 100. tech and a live look. know the ways right now. will take a look at the rest of your bridge is coming up in just a bit. while the developing stories we are following. an amber alertness other california is still active for four children kidnapped in no way. police said two boys ages 5 and 7 and 21 year-old girls taken by their parents. this happened on saturday afternoon around 1230. police are looking for the children's parents. pitcher here. police say the parents may be driving a dark colored pt cruiser that's great are purple. of the contest into windows paper plates and missing hubcap. >>: following the weather as we take a qui

they are chasing down 108 separate reports of missing people. they say a lot of those may be overlaps, publicly they are saying this is still a rescue operation and with every passing hour those miracles seem more and more likely. joie. >> allen i was in this area miefl. this imyself. this has had landslides before. is there indication what happened before, had there been rain or precipitating event? >> you nailed it joie. this area has slipped before at least twice in the last 20 years, the last one at least seven years ago, a major one at this very site. >> al jazeera's allen schauffler, thanks very much for being with us. >>> after the break, on "america tonight," what might have been. >> i looked ahead. i wondered what kind of daddy would i be if i had any children. that's all i want to know. >> the dark era of forced sterilization in virginia. how it inspired the nazis, "america tonight"'s investigation into the attempt to create a super-race in this country. ... and what is also very disturbing is at this time, egypt partners would not sim