it's a state official it's a federal law but a state official. i don't know. i've only been peripherally involved in political campaigns, but my peripheral convinces me that a candidate will go out and he'll have lunch with hundreds of people, hundreds. everybody wants to give him lunch. great. and he wants to meet as many people as possible. he wants to be friendly. he might receive a raincoat. he might receive all kinds of things. anat some point, it becomes very dishonest. mr. dreeben: so -- justice breyer: but that's a matter for campaign laws. wait. now, i've also been involved in the justice department. and we would receive many, many letters in the antitrust division. have you looked into such and such? i know perfectly well that that senator just wants to go back to the constituent and say, see, i did my best. that's all. now, you're saying to the jury, take those facts i just gave you, and you look into the state of mind the state of mind of which the amounts being given will be somewhat indicative, of which the nature of the letter will be somewhat i

, european officials, egyptian officials, anyone?day? >> no. the one that is missing. >> no, not that i know of. >> how extensive was the security that the plane went through and the sweep after it landed in paris before it took off again? >> as i mentioned, with christiane earlier today, we have very tight security procedures that we have to do when we land in the base and before taking off from our base which is cairo and when we land in paris and before taking off from paris. it's done by the cockpit crew, they have a check list that they have to go through, the cabin crew has a check list that they have to go through. the security crew has a check list to go through. so it's business as usual. we did not get any red flags. >> you just mentioned some relatives of those who were on board this missing flight, arriving in cairo. have you met with them? what are people from egyptair telling these poor souls? >> we have met with them. i would rather not disclose anything that we are telling them now to respect their privacy. we're goin

to avoid taking official action. justice ginsburg: do you do you concede that there is sufficient evidence in this record -- let's say we accept your argument about the charge being insufficient. but this could go back, and a jury could be asked: did the governor try to influence a decision on the part of the medical faculties? mr. francisco: your honor, we don't concede there was sufficient evidence. but regardless, we also argue that the jury was improperly instructed on this, which, justice sotomayor, goes to the point, i think, you were making. if the jury was improperly instructed, then you don't actually assume all of the evidence in favor of the government. the question then becomes, would a properly instructed juror have been required to convict? here, even if the jury completely agreed with us, and they very well may have, under these erroneous instructions they still would have been required to convict, because under these instructions, simply referring somebody to a meeting without trying to influence the

beijing officials last month rejected a u.s. aircraft carrier's request to make a port call in hong kong. the commander said the navys of both countries will not let that minor disagreement damage their relationship. aucoin stressed the importance of deepening u.s./china military exchange. the chinese navy plans to participate in a massive u.s.-led multinational drill this year. china took part in the exercise two years ago. >>> myanmar's defacto leader, aung san suu kyi, has visited neighboring laos. it's her first trip abroad since the democratic icon assumed the post of state counselor. laotian state-run tv showed aung san suu kyi and her close ally, the president, being greeted by laos's president. observers say her visit to the capital was carefully planned as countries such as china, the u.s., india and japan are seeking to cement ties with myanm myanmar. laos is a choice acceptable to all as it chairs the association of southeast asian nations. aung san suu kyi is barred from becoming president by the military drafted con

government officials are now focusing on rebuilding the region. cabinet ministers approved a budget of more than $7 billion, but it still needs to be passed in the diet. the money is ear-marked for the construction of temporary housing and basic infrastructure as well as assisting local businesses. >>> one of kumamoto's key industries, tourism, is struggling to entice visitors to return. many tourists have canceled trips to the region following the quakes. noriko nakamura has more. >> reporter: in a normal here it hosts around 500,000 travelers, but this is no normal year. one month ago the kumamoto earthquake struck the region. the focus for residents is trying to rebuild so they can get back to some sense of a routine. for the tourism industry it seems a long way off. many hotels and inns remain closed, unable to open because of damage and continued aftershocks. for the few that manage to be open, it hasn't been easy. this hotel escaped major damage but it has no guests. >> translator: our rooms were almost fully booked for the golden week sprin

egyptair officials are also there to assist them. and as you can imagine, emotions are running high right now. you do see these family members coming to the airport, a lot of them in tears, a lot of them wondering what's going on. many of them walking quickly past the press, not giving any comments. and probably, you know, very distraught and it can be justified. right now, though, egyptair trying to assist them and get them the information they need about their loved ones. and also i need to mention there were ten crew members aboard that plane. their families also wanting answers as well. >> very distressing situation there for people in egypt and in france and of course other nations all involved in this. thank you so much to our ian lee, bringing us up to date on the situation there from cairo in egypt. >> let's cross now to the location where this flight originated, paris. jim bittermann is there and can update us. jim, as in the case in cairo, surely relatives and friends of passengers on that plane will also be heading to the

senior officials of the ruling parties are angry. the local chapters of their parties backed him for the post. the liberal democratic party secretary general said he should think hard about his actions. >> translator: the leader of japan's capital city should be a person of high integrity. >> translator: he needs to be wholly accountable. >> translator: i'll conduct a careful review of all of the documents so i can give a full account of what happened. i'm going to work harder than ever to recover the trust of tokyo residents. >> he said he'll hold a news conference when he's ready. >>> it's time for eye on asia. a new round of four nation talks aimed at ending the conflict in afghanistan will take place on wednesday. afghanistan has been working with the united states, afghanistan and china to revive direction negotiations with taliban militants. the fifth round of the talks would be held in islamabab. the militant group called the proposal futile and said it wouldn't return to the negotiating table until all foreign forces left the

it is still officially search and rescue. although with a little less help from greek authorities than that which the egyptians had yesterday. this search and rescue is run by the egyptians. the greek authorities in the past couple hours have pulled the frigate out of the search and rescue which had been involved in the past 24 hours or so. they also said that the zone where the search and rescue is going on is too far away for greek cot guard to be involved. this is something like 230 kilometers southeast of crete island. the greeks said there a c-130 aircraft involved and other aircraft stationed in crete. the french investigators have arrived here at cairo airport this morning and a technical investigator from airbus, which is the company that made the plane. a lot of confusion and still more questions than answers. we know at this stage that egyptair flight 804 disappeared en route from charles de gaulle to cairo with 66 people on board. as you point out, the theory of u.s. government officials this was terrorism. this pl

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you are talking to officials. what are they telling you about the evidence that brought down this plane? >> well, it's pretty much as evan and the u.s. justice department says. when a plane leaves the sky in this manner, 37,000 feet, the number of reasons why are remarkably fewer and far between. the mechanical failure or a bomb, massive, catastrophic mechanic mechanical structural failure or pilot error. and that's it, jim. that's the entire parameters. in this particular case, we also have the greeks reporting that they saw the planes swerving as it came out of the sky. that has to be taken with a certain pinch of salt and that could be the plane just falling out of the sky and not under any form of control. we have the fact that debris has not yet been found or confirmed to be found. that's likely to happen over the next few hours. and put it all together and you've got the plane has been through asmara and tunis. any of those facts on their own should not lead you to any particular conclusion but put it all to

officials at jfk are warning of delays and huge lines. the operations slowed by computer crash sunday afternoon. the server crash effects terminal seven and the airlines operating. british airlines and quantas. >>> and to politics. donald trump is off the campaign trail for memorial day. we have the details on the hunt for a running mate. corey lewandowski says the hunt is down to a short, short list. lewandowski is conducting the search and he tells fox news sunday he is vetting a very small list. this as trump gave the speech on sunday honoring p.o.w.s. trump will give a full accounting of money brought in by the fund-raiser earlier this year. cnn's scott mclean has more on that. >> reporter: trump had a setting where thousands of bikers were there to raise awareness of p.o.w.s and soldiers missing in action. this was not a campaign rally. a lot of people were passing by. many were veterans. trump got a warm reception from the crowd. he slammed hillary clinton. saying if she were elected, p.o.w.s would not come home. >> hoour veterans h

officials are concerned. five hours now, more than five hours into this search, alex, it is broad daylight in the mediterranean. we're checking on sea conditions right now, but there were no weather issues overnight. that much we know. >> okay. and, again, you are referencing the egyptian aviation ministry, which is scheduled to have a news conference at 7:30 a.m. eastern time, 1:30 p.m. there local time in cairo. we will await word for that, and thank you as we have you help cover that for us. nbc's kelly cobiella in london. let's go to cal perry, who's here in studio from msnbc. cal, i want to take issue with what kelly talked about, those three security officials. we have been talking about egypt and the extent to which it relies on tourism or did at least prior to the arab spring in 2011. but it's been difficult since then. >> i have to say i'm surprised that there were three security officers on board that plane. but i think i'm more surprised that the french are not surprised. i mean i didn't know that

still no official response, no official word at the federal level here.hank you very much, blake burman. people are very reluctant to draw in the issue of terrorism without further information. i want to bring in home depot cofounder and donald trump supporter ken langone joining us this morning. >> nice to see you. maria: what is your take on donald trump making that tweet? everybody is saying too soon to tell, we don't want to connect the dots, yet all the issues, fire in the sky, suggests an explosion, swerving at last minutes on radar suggest perhaps it is terrorism. however donald trump came out with this tweet this morning. looks like terrorism. >> one thing i have learned in last year, don't guess on what the reaction what trump says is. we've all been wrong, especially the media. maria: you're right. >> every single time. now -- maria: a lot of things he brought up are front and center like immigration, like trade. >> you go back and look at everything he said and people said, well this is the end of him. his numbers pop up. any the thing we ought

we haven't gotten any more updates from greek officials or jicht egyptian officials what this might be or where. the only thing we heard from the army -- greek army general staff spokesman telling greek television that egyptian aircraft found two objects southeast of crete, one object metallic and other an orange life jacket consistent with something that could come from an airplane. that's what we know in terms of finding bits of potential wreckage at this point. as you mention, daylight hours quickly running out for searchers. a huge search operation in the eastern med with the greeks and the egyptians and americans taking part as well. and a number of private merchant ships. tamron, we'll keep an eye on it. >> thank you. let me bring in the "washington post" cairo correspondent. thank you so much for your time. can you talk about the scrutiny that the airports in egypt have endured as of late, particularly after the flight of the russian passenger liner went down killing all on board there? >> yes, hello, the egyptian authorities have been under intense scrutiny and i believe it wil

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officials who are closely tracking this. they want to be invited to help participate in this investigation. there's a lot obviously of u.s. interest in this. one thing that we've been reporting on is this report from greece, the greek authorities saying that they notice swerves in the aircraft, the aircraft swerving in the air and then dropping to 15,000 feet from 37,000 feet. we're talking to u.s. officials who tell us that, you know, that simply may be radar picking up pieces of the aircraft as it was blown up in the sky. again, that's something they're looking at at this point. they believe that french investigators are going to have to focus initially on the ground crew, people who had access to this aircraft in paris and obviously egyptian investigators are going to have to focus on the flight crew, people -- the passenger manifest, even the security people who were on board this aircraft because something happened to this plane at 37,000 feet. it doesn't just mysteriously disappear. something catastrophic happened, and

officials with the meteorological agency thought subsequent tremors would get smaller. but they now say a more powerful quake that hit two days later was the primary one. both jolts registered the highest on the japanese intensity scale of 7. nhk reporters surveyed police as well as families and friends of the victims. and they learned ten people died as their houses collapsed. two others died in mudslides that engulfed their homes. yoko noda was one of the victims. she went to the evacuation center after the first earthquake but then returned home. her body was found in the wreckage of her house after the second quake. her daughter said she insisted her mother return to a shelter. >> translator: i'm very sad about what happened. my mother would not have left home, even if she was asked to. >> reporter: some of the victims told friends they went home believing there would be no more powerful quakes. they also said they were fatigued from sleeping in their cars at night. experts point out that two strong quakes in such a short period of time is extremely uncommon. they a

government officials say many firms bought new engines. they're less upbeat about the way things stand now. they forecast orders for april to june will be down 3.5% from the previous quarter. google has unveiled a new artificial intelligence device duee to go on sale l later inn year. the voice activated google home module can answer questions and perform tasks such as scheduling appointments to playing music. >>> an aging work force and tough working conditions have taken a toll on japan's timber industry. but as the next report shows one tokyo company is trying to make the forest a place where young people will want to cultivate their careers. >> reporter: trees crash to the ground on the outskirts of tokyo. the average age of people cutting them down is 33. that's unusually young in an industry where the typical worker is 52. ten years ago this man set up the company they work for. when he was 24 he decided to work outdoors. he quit his office job and jumped into a completely different world. he quickly discovered that his new industry

they're not officially saying that. what they're saying is that there is a very strong possibility that that is what has happen. there is no report of it landing anywhere. that's where we stand in terms of the search. the greeks are involved in the search as well as the egyptians. the egyptian navy, coast guard as well as two greek aircraft and helicopters on standby in case they're needed as well. >> thank you. in london, back to cal. greek officials unfortunately have a lot of experience in search and rescue because of this crisis that whole continent has been seeing for over a year now. with people fleeing the syrian civil war. and the death that occurs there on a daily basis. they're going through syria, into turkey, they're getting any makeshift raft, boater, whatever they can find to get into greece. the island mostly affected. let's not forget little boy that washed up on lesbos. give us a better picture of where exactly this happened and the whole flight line. >> these are those same waters. and we're bridging t

. >> he added an official from nissan motor will take charge of development at mitsubishi. more than 620,000 mitsubishi are affected. one of its line remains suspend and there is as yet no prospect for its resumption. >>> another japanese auto maker also rigged figures. >> translator: we deeply apologize that we arrived at our figures through a failure to utilizize the proper measuremen standards. >> suzuki said the issue affects 16 models that are presently on sale. he said the company has tested fuel efficiency since around 2010 by means other than the government-recognized method. but he said the company did not intend to make its mileage figures look better. he made no mention of any plans to resign. >>> japanese government officials have released the latest report on gross domestic product. the economy has grown by a fraction. officials at the camden office say gdp in real terms was up by 0.4% from the previous three months in the preliminary report for the january to march quarter. that works out to an annualized growth rate of 1.7%. it's the first positive change in

that's where we stand right now, tamron, we have greek officials as well as egyptian officials searching for this plane in various reports of sightings of debris. >> let's talk about kelly, the security in place at charles de gaulle airport in paris. there have been a number of reports focusing in on that given this new information provided or new speculation provided by the aviation minister out of interest. as i understand, there have been some measures put in place to make sure airport workers were more heavily screened at the airport in paris and other measures put in place to protect passengers and safety there. you'll recall first of all france is under a state of emergency since the terrorist attacks back in november. after those terrorist attacks, a review was put in place for airport officials, airplane employees at all airports in france in addition to further security checks and police presence in france and belgium. there was a significant focus on security at these airports at really all european airports since the terrorist attacks, there's a heightened awareness of a possi

government official confirmed to fox news that u.s.security director jeh johnson has been briefed on the egyptair flight and president obama has asked to be briefed during the day. bill: donald trump leading hillary clinton nationally by 3 percentage points. clinton was ahead of trump by 7 points in the same poll one month ago. doug schoen and monica crowley, i think there are big takeaways. she crushes him among african-americans and hispanics, but he is still leading in this poll. >> i think polling this early is always a little suspect. but what's important is the overall trend. donald trump is no longer in a primary fight. he's running an election campaign. that being said, mrs. clinton is overall a relatively weak candidate and we saw this week she continues to be weakened at the polls. her honesty and trustworthiness numbers are low. the constituency she talked about, the black vote, that's true, it's soppedly democratic. but donald trump is chipping away at some of the traditional democratic con city wentsies. peel enough of the

it is official. official time to worry about not only the a's as a team but their ace, sony gray, 3rd consecutive game and absolutely lit up. a lot of questions about a's pitching before the season started. he didn't look like one of the questions as the a's at fenway park boston get off to a 4-1 lead and chris davis going deep with sony gray you are thinking things are good and a 6th run 4th inning by the red sox, jackie bradley, jr. with a single and 4-1 lead and they just keep adding on. dustin pedroia with a base hit to center field makes it a 6-4 game and the line on sonny gray gave up 8 hits and 7 runs, disgust add couple of a's fans making the trip to fenway park and you see bob melvin to get sonny gray whose er ais 6.0. that's well over what he does. so some concerns for the a's but things looking pretty good for the sharks and on the upswing for the warriors with steph curry back. >>> looking for a win tonight. thanks, mark. >>> and our coverage continues on ktvu plus ken wayne is standing b

intelligence officials working with the egyptians and the french. that flight did leave paris for cairo sharing manifests, talking about possible avenues of investigation. they will be narrowing down officials tell us on the ground crew in paris. that is really sometimes the weakest link in terms of these types of investigations and in terms of airport security. they will be looking at passengers and crew. right now u.s. saying that they believe that this was likely a terrorist attack. >> stand by if you will. i want to get right to arwa in egypt right now. there is such a mystery with regard to the path of this plane not just before it crashed but before it took off. there are a number of countries that it touched on in the 24 hours leading up to what happened. walk me through why that is significant and where that plane was. >> reporter: it stopped in at least two african nations among them tunisia and then went oto paris. but according to what authorities are saying the plane was swept in paris. presumably if this was an act of terrorism and if e

officials in albuquerque calling it a riot. mark albert shows us where the candidates from both parties are spending the day. >> albuquerque police say several officers were hurt, a glass door was smashed, and one person arrested. on twitter, trump said, the protesters in new mexico were thugs, who were flying the mexican flag. the rally inside was big and beautiful, but outside, criminals. inside protesters interrupted the speech. >> you can get them out. get them out. >> when he did speak, trump focused on likely democratic opponent, hillary clinton. >> she screams, it drives me crazy. i didn't say it. >> i can't listen. she says: and donald trump is a terrible person. >> clinton is firing back, accusing trump of trying to capitalize off the housing market crash. the clinton campaign playing up 2006 trump comment that, quote, i sort of hope that happens, because then people like me would go in and buy like crazy. >> why on earth ... >> both candidate will campaign in california today, where police warn, people going to trump'

defense officials took place. it was an explosive device or caused or triggered by a mechanical failure. that in the next 24 hours is going to be the key. >> christopher, while we wait for more reportable facts to figure out exactly what happened for those 66 passengers on board, the french parliament officially extended the country's state of emergency for another two months. obviously this is a big concern for french and european allies trying to work against this fight against terrorism. france seems to be on the forefront on this. are they taking the right steps or is this a show that there are more porous problems? >> they're doing everything they can do. they have several events coming up this summer, several events that are worrisome to them. including the soccer cup, the tour de france. all of that is going to be happening. perfect kind of target for terrorists. so they are -- they are turning up the screws in terms of security and also in terms of surveillance and intelligence gathering. that said, i thin

the officials plan to amend the road traffic law and study other measures. they'll call on would-be operators to start test runs on roads in special zones designated by the government. >>> japan's resona bank will reenter the u.s. market. it's teaming up with an american bank. it will team up with san francisco-based bank of the west later this month. the mid-sized lender has branches in 19 states. res owna will assist automobiles and i.t. related businesses borrow money from the bank. the japanese bank was placed under effective state control in 2003 after the government injected public funds of about $18 billion at current rates into the bank. resona closed its new york office the following year and pulled out of the u.s. market. >>> here is a look at other business stories we are following. >>> sales in japan's department stores in april fell 3.8% from the same month last year, marking the second straight monthly decline. purchases by foreign visitors dropped for the first time in more than three years on a slowing chinese economy. the earthquakes in sout

officials have been holding a news conference. our report is tracking all of that from the newsroom. what do we know? >> egyptian officials say that flight 804 has flashed and the flying conditions were clear. officials say it is too usually to tell in it was terrorism, human error or mechanical she that property the land down. this is the flight path the search area is near the greek island. the emergency equipment on board airbus 320 deployed a signal and that is consist went a crash. egyptian and french cruise are looking for the wreck average. we are getting reports from greek authorities that the plane turned to the left and made a 360-degree maneuver as it lost ground but we do not know in the pilot was in control. these are birds we have now of the plane that disappeared 175 miles from the scheduled landing in cairo. the plane was flying at a cruising altitude of 37,000 feet, 10 miles inside egyptian airspace when it disappeared. greek air traffic controllers spoke to the pilot three minutes earlier and the pilot did not me

at the moment, we are not getting official announcements because we don't have an official investigationon at this point. one of the inquiry and the way our sources describe it is they are verifying information. we assume is checking everything they can about the circumstance around the aircraft as it left charles de gaulle. finding out who had contact with the aircraft. ground crew in particular, but air crew, passengers and doing background checks. we know the french intelligence agencies are cooperating with the u.s. intelligence agencies and egyptian intelligence agencies. a bit of context, boris, we should speak to the airport security department here. they have given us interesting statistics which could potentially play into this if it is transpiring to be a bomb or terror investigation of some sort. that is since january, 2015, 85 employees working here have been investigated. they had their security badges taken away. allowing them not to go into the secure areas. the runway side effectively. 85 employees with security badges taken away because of alleged radicalization or vulne

but officials say the launch appears to have failed. the south korean military's joint chiefs of staff say the attempt took place around 5:00 a.m. tuesday on north korea's east coast. a military source in south korea tells nhk the missile was believed to be a medium range musudan. the japanese government had been preparing. on monday officials order the self-defense forces to shoot down any incoming projectiles. >> translator: generally speaking, we can't deny the possibility that north korea will launch a ballistic missile as part of its missile development efforts. >> south korean military officials say the north shows no sign of abandoning its missile programs. >> north korea has been trying to launch ballistic and other missiles since kim jong un issued an order to do so in march. >> three launches in april prompted countries in the region to take precautions but all of those missiles exploded shortly after takeoff. they're also believed to have been musudans. south korea's military calls the launches provocative and the officials s

what officials are telling fox news about homeland security official jay johnson's involvement in theponse. plus, as investigators be together exactly what happened to that airbus, one of our guests highlights the problem of aviation security worldwide area. ♪ amazing sleep stays with you all day and all night. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology give you the knowledge to adjust for the best sleep ever. it's the semi-annual sale! save $500 on the memorial day special edition mattress with sleepiq technology. know better sleep. only at a sleep number store. jon: fox news alert, homeland security secretary pyongyang has been briefed at least twice on the craft of egyptair flight 804.senator obama is a us official to offer support and assistance to our international counterparts in the search for flight 804. he disappeared from rada overnight, 66 people on board. the chief intelligence correspondent katherine harris is live in washington. catherine, what are you hearing? reporter: earlier this morning a government official confirmed homeland security official pyongyang had been bri

official say he resigned in 28 trait. he was backed into the san mateo county jail on $250 thousand bail. he is a teacher at westboro middle school and placed on leave. the superintendent said that there have been no misconduct filings against him during time in the district and the alleged crimes took place before he arrived at westboro middle school. both school districts say that they are working with the police. now your voice your vote, bernie sanders next stop is tomorrow in new mexico. thousands cheered the democratic presidential candidate at these stops in the bay area yesterday. >> our job is to go to the democratic convention and win the democratic nomination for president. >> last night he held the final rally at water front park. he told supporters he will win the california primary on june 7 and sweep the west coast after already winning in oregon and washington. >> he started in san jose where he spoke to thousands of supporters. he stopped in san francisco for an appearance at hotel workers rally over just

officials do not think the geathers killed the man. they say his body a fears have been in the body for quite some time. right now authorities do say they have more questions than answers. >> definitely want to identify who the victim is, and possibly figure out what happened to them, how did they end up here, could it be a homicide, could it and suicide, could it have been natural, a fisherman. >> divers recovered the bod which other with rifles stood watch. medical examiner work to go determine a cause of death. room night you are about to see a shocking case every road rage caught on camera. >> it happened after a memorial day bike ride for veterans in florida. in the video you can see a driver and a couple on a motorcycle getting into a heated argument at the stop light. the driver then backs up, and runs over the pair on the motorcycle, knocking the man and the woman to the ground before speeding off. >> i thought the guy was trying to kill us obviously, he's willing to back up and purposely hit the bike and kept ongoing. you know

government will caution g-7 members against competitive currency devaluation and comes as japanese officials have become wary of sharp rises in the value of the yen against the dollar. they describe the appreciation as drastic and disorderly and some officials hinted at possible market intervention. jack lou has also suggest that he will urge other g-7 nations to abide by an international agreement not to engage in competitive devaluation. this kind of manipulation is aimed at intentionally reducing currency values through monetary policy in order to make exports more competitive. the treasury official expressed concern global demand is sluggish despite the growth of the economy. the official for g 7 to boost the economy through monetary and fiscal measures and structural reform. >>> now let's check in on march gets. u.s. stocks surged overnight on

officials believe terrorism is the likely cause. search teams from several countries are right now combing the ocean or the sea rather. but so far, there's no sign of the wreckage. >>> san francisco's embattled police chief has been forced out of his job. the chief resigned just hours after a police officer shot and killed a young black woman driving what was believed to be a stolen car. the department has been under fire recently over several fatal police shootings of black suspects. recent reports also claim a number of officers had exchanged racist and homophobic text messages. >>> a store security guard charged with assault for allegedly pushing a transgender woman out of the restroom. our d.c. station spoke to the woman who said she was hurt and distraught by the incident. >>> a police officer in reading, pennsylvania, is finding himself in legal hot water accused of attacking a woman he pulled over. >> the confrontation was caught on video and now he's facing criminal charges. here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: watch as t

no official cause, no official explanation for why this plane disappeared as yet. but everyone is assuming the worst, because of as tom mentioned the way this disappeared simply vanishing off of radar. there are crisis centers set up at charles de gaulle airport as well as at the airport in cairo. relatives are gathering at both places at this point. french and egyptian nationals made up the motion of that manifest. 30 egyptians, 15 french on board that plane as well as a number of europeans, africans and people from the middle east. we understand that the french foreign minister was going to meet with the families at the airport and we're hoping to hear from him again shortly. we have not yet heard from him. but the french also pledging any kind of support the egyptians may need in terms of search and rescue. as we have been talking about, there are already greek ships, aircraft in the area. there are private merchant aircraft heading to that region, about 170 miles north of the egyptian coast in the mediterranean. south-southeast of crete. of course the egyptians

that is according to the reuters news agency citing officials. and the airline says the jet went missing north of the egyptian coast. >> now, it disappeared while flying at an altitude of 37,000 feet. our richard quest telling us this is the safest phase of the flight. so of course it's highly unusual. and as far as the passengers onboard, there were two infants and a child among them. 66 people in total. most of the people were egyptian and french nationals. earlier cnn spoke with ahmed adele, the vice chairman of the egyptair holding company, and he gave us a few more crucial details. listen. >> i can give you some facts about the flight. it was egyptair 804 from paris to cairo. the last contact was at 0045 zulu time. it's an air-bus 320-2 hundred. five cabin crew with a total of 66 passengers. 66 souls onboard. and the aircraft had no recorded snags coming out of cairo. there was no snags reported leaving charles de gaulle to cairo. the captain on the flight has 6,000 hours. the first officer has 4,000-plus hours in flight. there was no specia

officials say finding the black boxes are priority.y hope they will provide some clues as to what brought the flight down. wolf? >> they need to find the flight data recorder and pok kit voice recorder. thanks, elise. in . >>> coming up, donald trump picked up a major endorsement. also, breaking news on smoke on the plane before disappearing. you do all this research on a perfect car then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates. maybe you should have done more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. just one of the many features that comes standard with our base policy. call for a free quote today. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. >>> we continue watching the breaking news. new reports indicating smoke in the plane's restroom only minutes before it vanished from radar. we're also following the disastrous aftershocks from the u.s. presidential race where donald trump has quickly blamed the crash on t

we heard this greek military officials on greekal visi telev. one of the objects appeared to be a life jacket possibly from an airplane. even at that point we did not have confirmation that in fact this was debris from the plane and now just within the past 15 minutes or so, egyptair confirmed they did not have any sort of confirmation of debris found in the mediterranean. it is 130 nautical miles from the karpathos sea. i am look for signs of this missing flight. it took off at 11:00 paris time all seem to be going complete normally until about slightly three hours into the flight. about three hours into the flight, greek aviation officials say they contacted the plane, as it is ready to transition into aerospace, they spoke to the pilots and were in good spirit. they tried to contact them again about 20 minutes later, there were no response. there after the plane disappears from radar. we have this report from the greek's denfenseman, it appeare that the plane made a 90 degrees left turn and a complete 360 to the right before dropping thousand

we had our official heat wave as of saturday.ine on 90, 87 yesterday, 80 today because of the clouds and rain. it won't rain every minute. if you art home, want to grill outside you will be able to run outside and do that. as far as staying outside you will have to be prepared for some showers. 88 degrees for tomorrow, fog in the morning with that left over moisture, we could even get a dense fog advisory tomorrow morning but then sunshine in the after noon and then really nice day on wednesday and thursday. friday, saturday, sunday we have a chance of rain in the forecast each day but also a chance of some sunshine. we will work on that coming up. but first we have to get through memorial day and all of the puddles, all over the place, look at i-95 northbound as the philadelphia airport now there are not too many cars but look at that flooding in the left lane in the northbound lanes is he use caution there. in pottstown there is a down tree, blocking the roadway, unionville at evans road and in new jersey, route 42 at creek roa

envoy 20 years ago when japanese officials agreed to move the base. preparation work for the new facility was halted two months ago. in march, tokyo and okinawa reached a court mediated settlement to draw lawsuits against each other. however, the two sides have been unable to reach agreement since then. >>> it's been more than a month hit two powerful earthquakes hit southwestern japan. seismic activity is continuing. close to 1400 quake haves been recorded since april 14th. the tremors all had an intensity of one or higher on the japanese scale. japan's meteorological agency surging residents to remain alert for possible aftershocks. the earthquakes killed 49 people in kumamoto prefecture. an additional 20 have agreed to die from aftereffects such as physical fatigue from the evacuation. more than 10,000 people are still living in shelters. there are some still sleeping in their cars or in tents. >>> kumamoto city's board of education says about 2100 schoolchildren have needed post disaster counseling. that's about 3.5% of all the students in public,

the officials understood this was a powder keg.hey allowed it to get out of hand. >> they incited it. they manipulated it. . they allowed it to get out of hand. >> if you truly believe his speech is so offensive. let him say it. the world can figure it out. >> and that's my point with all of this. and i should positi here that donald trump won't come on my shows. thinks i'm unfair. and doesn't like me. that's fine. many don't. my only point in saying that's not fair, that's not balanced, that's not right. and when you ignore the stuff we've seen with the black lives matters crowd and how to they disrupt bernie sanders events and hillary clinton events and give that a fraction of the coverage, even that can be a little scary as wellality that is not fair to all candidates. >> i agree with you little there. especially with the super predator term and the back and forth. >> what did he do the very next day? he was so bulled over by the reaction it was getting among liberals that he had to apologize to the very people who were treating

the american defense officials, u.s.ense officials are saying that they did not from their satellite imagery pick up any sign that this may have been some kind of a terrorism related attack. they did not see an explosion in the air around the time the plane disappeared. and you remember that same u.s. monitoring did spot some kind of an explosion over egypt when that metrojet flight went down. they did spot an explosion when it went down over ukraine. perhaps another piece of the jigsaw while the people here who really are at the center of this want more than anyone else to know the answers to so many of these questions. wait here and try to understand as everybody is what happened to a flight that took off last night from charles de gaulle airport on a routine flight to cairo with seemingly nothing wrong and no signal from the plane before it disappeared that there was anything untoward aboard that aircraft. >> keir simmons, thanks. >>> i want to check in with tom co costello in chicago who covers aviation. what are you

official. but it may be a while before the deaths are confirmed. president obama authorized the strikes. >>> funerals are being held in baghdad this weekend for demonstrators killed by iraqi security forces. the security forces opened fire when protesters stormed on friday protesting government corruption. about 50 people were wounded. it is unclear how many died. the uncle of one protester said troops should have held their fire. >> translator: he's still young. all he did was protest with the people calling on the government to solve our corruption. >> meanwhile isis is claiming responsibility for a suicide attack in a town near baghdad on saturday. a suicide bomber blew himself up at a busy outdoor market. at least nine people were killed and 22 other people wounded. >>> 4:12 on the u.s. east coast. still ahead, bernie sanders is still on the chase. plus donald trump claims he's rich, but it's not easy to find out how much he's actually worth. we stop arthritis pain, so you don't have to stop. tylenol® 8hr arthritis pain has two layers of pain r

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the officials plan to amend the road traffic law and study other measures. they'll also call on would-be operators to start test runs on roads in special zones designated by the government. >>> virtual reality may be the next big thing in video games. vr technology uses computer graphics to immerse the user in a virtual space. analysts say the market could top $10 billion by the end of the decade. and japanese companies are jockeying for position. nhk world's john ledoux reports on their strategies. >> reporter: video games like this first appeared over 40 years ago. nintendo and other japanese companies went on to dominate theorld maet. a videoame exhibitn is taking place at a museu in tokyo. the most anticipated device is sony's virtual reality headset scheduled to go on sale in october. a headset is attached to a standard playstation 4 home video game console. moving the head controls the direction of the video. this game puts the user in a cage on the ocean floor. oh, wow. oh, my goodness. this is way treal. this is just way too much reality. this is a s