we are expecting the first flights to come back any time now here at pearce air base.rustrating for them. they're day after day, they're going out for the search, and they're saying they're doing the best they can with the information they've been given. but as you point out, there might have been a few days lost because there simply wasn't enough coordination. and at this point, we're not 100% sure, even, that they're looking in the right place. >> no, the right place, exactly. that search zone has changed and they've been there since, at this point, friday, with, i hesitate to say, nothing to show for it. meanwhile, atika, these underwater search vessels and underwater equipment are steaming out to that area, but that's only because it's there and they want to get it on site, not because they have any reasonable expectation that it could locate the black box at this point, correct? >> reporter: absolutely. the first thing they have to do is find some debris from the plane. if they can just find even one piece, then they'll be able to trace it back, figure out approxi

>> i'm actually okay if we pearce the 100 day slightly and hold the 1800 level. i'm okay with that. >> the problem is if you start to pearce those leaves and people still are unclear why they're selling offment markets tend to feed on themselves and i think you can get down to that 1760 level. if we get a big swoosh tomorrow, i would would be covering. >> you were a big buyer of a lot of these names. i'm trying to understand what has changed. i don't think anything has changed. >> a couple different things. two weeks ago i thought we were going to have a meltup. i said i was wrong about that. this morning something was wrong with the market. at 3:30 this morning there was something wrong with the market. on bounces, i have been selling out of those momentum stocks i was wrong about. i own two or three left with puts on them. >> sell stocks thesis, that was the call back on monday generating hundreds of comments and a lot on twitter. it was one of the most visited posts on the site. we brought dennis back. dennis, thanks for phoning in. we appreciate it. where do

look, we were up at pearce royal air force base here just north of perth, and it was amazing to see all of the crews, some 650 air personnel from seven different countries. most interesting was to see the chinese crews and the american crews hanging out, exchanging pleasantries about their kids and patches. clearly, a sense of frustration that this has come to an end and they have not found anything related to mh-370, but also a sense that they have tried their damnedest to get this thing, and it is extremely hard work for these crews to be out there for so long and looking at that ocean. with regard to the search, the bluefin may be out today, but it will continue working. really, they're going to continue in three different ways. the bluefin is going to continue to work, the "ocean shield" that it's launching off of, can stay out until may 15th or so before it has to return to port for fuel. then the authorities will go back to all of their partners and recrunch the numbers, figure out what other areas may be promising to search in. we already know they'll move to the pinger one locat

he joined his counterpart tony abbott on tour of pearce airbase. where the rescue operation is based. flight mh370 disregard a month ago with 239 people on board. >> germany's largest airliner has been brought to a standstill as a strike by pilot over early retirement shows know hin of ending. loouf thanes says there'll be no further talks during the strike period. >> security forces in kenya intensified their crackdown on refugees. the government says some of them support the somali armed group al-shabab. we report from mombassa. >> they are mourning the victims of one of the latest killings in kenya. six people were gunned down at a church in mombassa a week and a half ago. now a cleric has been shot dead, accused of having close ties with al-shabab. >> my message so the youth is to keep calm, not to go to the streets and cause violence. >> what we need is peace. earlier in the week six were killed in a triple blast. it's in that suburb known as little mogadishu that security forces intensified the crackdown on refugees on wednesday. the governme

he joined his australian counterpart tony abbott on a tour of pearce airbase where the search and rescue operation is based. the flight disregard a month ago with 239 people on board. >> we come for the grieving families to give closure to this tragic event. the world expects us to do our level best and i'm confident that you will, indeed, show what we can do together as a group of nations that we want to find answers and provide comfort to the families and not rest until answers are found. i'm confident with the level of professionalism shown as alluded to by prime minister abbott. in due time we'll provide an closure to this event. >> the crisis in ukraine put some of its neighbours on alert. there's concern russia may destabilize other states. we report from mohl obviousa's capital. >> a special forces battal gone on exercise. these men have received their training in the united states. and now form the elite core of the country's armed forces. rising tensions following the take over stoked fears that russia will attempt to destabilize the country as it moves to closer ties with the e

we'll get back to some of the other stories in that ambrose/pearce story but check in with the victornd matt yocum is down there with joey logano. >> before tonight joey logano had never led a lap in sprint cup. at richmond, now do you lead a lap you lead the most exciting near the finish. could that be any more dramatic and fun. >> this is probably one of my worst racetracks but not today. told my crew chief, best car i've ever had. doesn't feel like the old richmond that i'm not used to being good at. really good pennzoil ford. what a crazy finish. i had a bad restart. man, i screwed up here, i'm not going to win and then, you know, once at the started batting ahead of me and blocking the two in the top and able to, you know, make capitalize i was age to get air on the bottom and make the pass, got it forward. shell, pennzoil, hertz, sprint, all the guys that have helped us out and the fans that stuck around. one heck of a racetrack and race and pretty cool to stand at a racetrack you're not very good at. >> was confidence high knowing that the 22 car was strong and kept getting res

i will look into your kingdom will continue from dw steve pearce and brussels it's take it to be with us here's a look at what's coming up and today so they not like the city's oldest bank in siena is facing collapse. set out to tony dixon investors transforming a swiss minutes. and kicked it out twice back to street musicians have to be on god the test of its elite one today kosky is the oldest bank in the wild. it was founded in siena and it's only some five hundred years ago and was a cornerstone of the town's conspiracy and fourteen percent rates. but then it's mine and joe's got involved in risky speculation and now the bank has to be better about with taxpayers' money. save your level one that i must'veelt whe ding theinanalris entirentesnurnly face insolveny because that ban have col. just what's happening in the city of siena. sienna seems peaceful and in order when viewed from the one hundred meter bell tower that rises high above the city and yet said campbell once cnn had many tellers. the one was how much familyemonstrated to nowhere. in fourteen nineteen after a political

gather any debris that might most of the air crews will leave the royal australian air force base pearce, near perth, over the next few days. on monday, australia's prime minister said most of the debris is probably waterlogged and has likely sunk. the senate is expected to reject president obama's increase in the federal minimum wage today. the bill would gradually boost the now seven-dollars- and-25-cent minimum to ten- dollars-and -ten-cents over 30 months. but republicans are opposed to the bill. they say lawmakers should focus on bills that would create jobs. first lady michelle obama will announce pledges of more than $150 million from foundations and corporations to help veterans and their families get the services they need. the first lady and jill biden, the vice president's wife, are scheduled to appear at the red cross today with a number of charities to launch the philanthropy-joining forces impact pledge. more than 30 organizations are committing to provide services over the next five years. wal-mart will soon start offering auto insurance. the nation's largest retailer says

australian counterpart tony abbott have spoken to servicemen at the wall australian enforce base pearce. all i am. continents everything that possibly can be done to find is a craft will be done. we cannot be certain of success. but we can be certain all the professionalism and the effort will be brought to the cost of the world expects us to do with this. and i'm very confident that you'll be in short what we can do together. as a group of nations. we want to find the answers we want to provide comfort to families and we would not last too long since i didn't get along very often than reasonable off professionalism shown tests are under two to five years ago. in due time. who would provide a kosher to disadvantage for this tragic or just need to prime ministers bank the crews that had been hoping for inmates to seventy ad that accompanied knowledgeable as each with the evidence which has been serving as the hall for the multinational operations. the two met strict plane crew members who have been undertaking almost daily flights to topple the plane's wreckage. i should also receive a b

that's likely to occur while pearce has been subject to a backlash after telling secretary said about me that the government and human like it's more than five thousand complaints flooded into police headquarters in the hague to the scene commander for currumbin has known phrase empty stomach to use tough stance in decreasing the unit isn't scary at first i can hear a politician compare the muslim holy book. granted its manifesto my income even though she has carefully positioned himself as a break when liberal political spectrum while disgusting as he advocated a band and increasing from muslim countries into the netherlands wilders party for freedom has ranks second in opinion polls ahead of the european parliament elections in may this party is expected to make teams event as part of the cure pediatric wing political movements must endeavor while jason french national front leader in the pan and keep it for our late client. a us soldier. the gunmen who took the lives of three u s army personnel and wounded sixteen others at fort hood military base before turning his weapon on himse

stuart pearce me just the wrong direction of the film won the cold that it was my personal lives of others. automatic rifles basically be provided fire support the protesters are thankfully. and that's when they started shooting people were attacking officers first we were going to move over many people saw about twenty min week and is building up what they were well equipped they have special uniforms they have such cases and the expedia weapons including sniper rifles. there were some reports suggested that the louvre for release by the end of the forecast looked into that. and there were also were born deaf and that they were actually mercenaries of the country to begin from the hindi speaking about the very same building which my mom was most likely fired on. at about eleven am up every twenty one gun fire was raging in central kiev. i was about to go life. romo broke its position on six more of what to look great in two minutes before the light show. somebody hit a window as sniper bullet which he kicked out when you don't it's still unclear to me to actually find this show but let's

to exposure to contaminated blood during medical treatment or injected drugs or tattoos or body pearcingsnow the "world health organization" hopes to combat hepatitis-c as well as screening for those who are considered high risk such as intravenous drug users. >> now there are new drugs and medicined they are oral and 12 weeks with high success rate. >> reporter: they say there should be international funding to fight a.i.d.s. >> now we know that hepatitis kills as many people asthma layer i can't or t.b. but this has not been appreciated, so it was not included in the millennium development goals. it was not part of the global funds. there has been no big global movement to do something about it. that's why we're incredibly late and we've got a lot of catching up to do. >> the areas most effected by hepatitis-c are affected by north africa and asia. the world can finally start tackling an often ignored disease. al jazeera london. >> for the first time in years greece is to start borrowing money on the international market. the government is issuing a benchmark five year bond through a gr

guy pearce and nick nolte. >> it's really great. >> seth: it's so wonderful, but you -- i mean, i know dramatic at the drop of a hat. >> yeah. >> seth: like, for instance -- >> do you want to see something dramatic? >> seth: if you could give me that. >> you've got it. okay. [ laughter ] >> seth: that was really good. [ cheers and applause ] >> i smiled at the end because i just wanted to switch it up. >> seth: you have a pretty good surprise, too. [ laughter ] and i think my favorite -- because you often audition for the same parts as robert de niro? >> every time. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> he gets them. >> seth: but you had recently had an audition where he was going to hear you for a mafia -- like a mafia boss. >> yep. >> seth: do you want to show us what you did there? >> sure. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i did not get it. >> seth: you did not get it? >> i did not get it. >> seth: you tried to play a character like that on "snl" many times. >> i did. i tried. his name's tony. >> seth: he was named tony. and it was great because we would do it at the table, at the rewr

for the many, many hundreds of air personnel from seven different countries that got together at pearce air force base north of perth here to take a group photo, and it's a very impressive group photo, among the many planes they used during this search over the many months. personnel we spoke to, american speaking to chinese counterparts, very pleased to take part in this, frustrated, though, that they did not come up with anything. as for the search for the plane itself, it will continue and intensify under water. the bluefin will continue to dive, even though it's already searched 100% of the most likely area where they thought the airliner was. it will continue to search north of that. they will also target an area that is about ten kilometers or six miles north of that area, where the first ping was picked up. and then they will also prepare for a much longer search that could involve a lot of different types of devices, probably towed-type devices, side sonar devices that they can get giant scans, very fine scans of the ocean, and that would be towed by ships that would take, you k

most of the air crews will leave the royal australian air force base pearce, near perth, over the next few days. on monday, australia's prime minister said most of the debris is probably waterlogged and has likely sunk. relatives of chinese passengers of the missing flight have been furious over a perceived lack of information given by malaysian authorities. today.malaysian officials briefed scores of family members in beijing. they played never-before released audio of the plane's final chatter with a officials also showed family members maps of the flight's route, including a questionable turn that sent the plane veering far off course. the web of blame in the south korean ferry sinking is getting wider, and now the country's president is accepting some of the heat. president park geun-hye apologized to the nation today over the government's initial response to the sewol ferry tragedy. park attended a memorial in ansan today, the seoul suburb where hundreds of students on board the ship were from. she talked to family members and laid flowers at the memorial site. the ferry sank apri

pearce, recognized for three minutes. mr. pearce: i thank the gentleman from lubbock for yielding. many would ask, what does representative -- former representative from texas have to do with new mexico? new mexico's second district is bordered on two sides by texas and in those days growing up three miles from texas, often we new mexico guys slid across the state line in the middle of the night, we found things to entertain us there and be back home by daylight. so west texas and eastern new mexico have a lot in common. i had the opportunity to meet mr. hance when he was in congress. i was flying as the corporate pilot for the congressman from the second district of new mexico, and during that association had the opportunity to meet the congressman from lubbock. started watching him from aties tans there. many people are going to recount the good thing this is a the tite -- the titles he's had, the positions he's had. i'd like to recount that as someone watching kent hance from a distance, as he made his way through congress and later became chancellor at texas tech, the universit

perth and we know that search effort, the aerial search effort, will be ramping up here at peairs pearc base. we don't know will the planes go to new area, outside the designated search zone when the chinese ship supposedly detected some sort of a ping. big question, we don't know why they were looking in this particular place. one question we're hoemping to get answered from the chinese officials in beijing. the problem is, the information stream has been slow. according to a source of ours in the australian defense force, the australian command center got word there was a possible ping detected. they got word around lunchtime on saturday. by the early evening on saturday, when the chinese state news agency put out a news bulletin to the world, it took the australian officials by surprise, because they had been trying to get more information, information they just weren't able to get. we know from our source at the australian command center, they were trying to establish a link with the chinese ship for more specific details about this supposed ping, but still, now hours later, they ha

reporter: well, basically, what we're expecting is for the malaysian prime minister to come here to pearce air base, where he'll see the operations under way, how they coordinate all the different flights going out over the course of the day, and he is also expected, of course, to meet with the australian prime minister as well as meet with angus houston, who is now the chief coordinator of the search effort, but also the investigation -- and this is what's interesting, is that australia's going to be taking on a coordinating role in the investigation, even though legally, malaysia continues to be responsible for it. >> interesting. atika shubert live for us this morning. thank you. of course, those planes and ships are trying to cover hundreds of thousands of miles of open ocean, still looking for any sign of this jet. it may not be the most efficient method of searching, but coupled with pictures from above, experts say it's the best way to find anything in a space of this scale. >> the most effective sensor for searching a lot of area in a given amount of time is satellite imagery. sate

pearce: thank you, mr. speaker. april is national sexual awareness and prevention month, april 25 was national d.n.a. day. it commemorates the discovery of d.n.a.'s double helix. it's changed the criminal justice system. since its inception in 1994, the national d.n.a. database system has solved more than 200,000 previously unsolved crimes and provides closure to victims of violent crimes. it assists prosecutors in taking violent offenders off the street and helped clear more than 300 wrongfully convicted. katy was a 22-year-old nuferte of new mexico graduate student in august of 2003, she was raped strangled to death and burned and abandoned a at -- at a dump site. she was a fight we are full d.n.a. profiles under her nails. through d.n.a. we were able to find her attacker. the bill, katy's law was sign into law last year helping states with d.n.a. collection. the discovery of advancements in d.n.a. have done wonders for vote. closure has transformed our justice system. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the ge

the visual search is over and these planes from a number of different countries are flying back to pearcerth. we know the sonar is going to be active 24/7. the pinger locator is going to function 24/7 under water listening for any possible signal from the inflight data recorders from flight 370. the problem is, with all that sophisticated technology, the gpo and submarine and ship, all of that technology is just fine but it needs a more narrow search area than what we have right now. the search area needs to be 100 times smaller for this technology to effectively locate possible debris. those are answers that we simply don't have right now. brian brianna. >> families on board the missing jet are becoming more frustrated with malaysian officials. cnn has learned that authorities denied their request for reportings of communications between the cockpit and record tower. the transcripts have been released and will not get to hear them, at least not for now. cnn's joe johns has more. >> brianna, officials issued a three-hour meeting for malaysia passengers. they were not able to say for sure