satellite exchanges suggested it went down somewhere in an arc west of perth, australia. in seven months of searching, nothing has been found. the priority area the original search area was 430,000 square miles. area was 430,000 square miles. that's now been narrowed to 23,000 square mimes but that's still nearly the size of west virginia. those in charge of the new search could say the aircraft could be found on day 1 or it could take a year. there are no guarantees. except that anxious relatives won't find any peace until someone finds the plane. charlie d'agata, cbs news, london. >> just over four weeks to go for election day and elections are tightening up today. elections director anthony salvanto joins us from new york, anthony good to see you. big numbers and news seems to be kansas, why? >> the republicans have a 51-49 best estimate in our battle ground tracker to retake the senate. that's pretty close, there are a lot of races underneath that estimate but kansas is interesting because it's a republican incumbent, pat roberts who is neck and neck with an independe

let's take you to perth and show you the hail as well that was following.ee-centimeter hail or what we call a quarter hail in the united states on the charts there. looks like snow covering out of the grass there. flash flooding as well. for our good friends in western australia. now things calming down. you'll see the low beginning to move away. but the big story for the rest of australia will not be the rainfall. it will be the heat. temperatures well above average. upper 30s to 40 degrees in the next couple of days in celsius, of course. >> some wacky weather there. just about, what, five weeks away from summer. we've seen snow there in new south wales. >> we have this snow west of sydney. and now the heat building in. >> don't know what's going on there. thanks so much, ivan. >>> well, networks here on cnn call it ebola diplomacy. former cuban president fidel castro says cuba will gladly cooperate with the u.s. in the fight to stop ebola. we're back soon. sir, we're loaded and getting ready to go... ...we're going to need you on the runway. (vo) don't l

the officials say they believe the plane crashed into the indian ocean, about 1800 kilometers off perth western australia. a private sector firm specializing in deep sea surveys is taking part in the search. three vessels will be looking for the missile aircraft. the search area is 60,000 square kilometers. it includes an undersea trench about 6,000 meters deep. now for the latest in business news here's ron madison from the biz desk. ron? >> all right. thank you very much, miki. east asia certainly been a bright spot on the world economic map for a couple of years now. countries in the region have been enjoying strong growth, but now people at the world bank say growth this year will slow somewhat. analysts at the bank predict east asian economies will expand by 6.9%. that would be an annual drop of 0.3 percentage points. they expect falling prices of resources to weigh down on exports from indonesia, and they say political turmoil has hurt investment in thailand. they also say the slowdown in china will have effects across the region. the analysts say the east asian economy will expan

we have to be prepared to generalize with it as a group for perth -- for growth's fifths in the goal of equality between the sexes much to survey leaders of women's organizations to have a broader array of research. the book begins with a brief autobiographical account how we came to write the book will not drill on that now although i am happy to answer questions will just say of what it was like to be a woman in lawsuits in a faculty member back in the day. i never had a lot course taught by or about women. and was notable for its absence - - absence of curriculum. but things could have been worse and other law schools including harvard there were professors did not call on women except for those days when the subject matter was specially adapted for their benefit. or hypothetical problems with missing and cooking. what is striking to me now is how little was striking to me then just how life for. discrimination was everywhere except in the curriculum. i entered lot teaching at stanford 1979. for mid years old the one of two women on a faculty of 36 men. initially i indicated that

scientists at the kids institute in perth australia looked at the effects of sunlight on mice.hey say shining u v light said overfed mice slow down their weight gain. researchers say more studies are needed to confirm the same effects in people. we may need a lot of lay. lunch break is next. with two favorites made into one recipe. who does not love that get ready for your mouth to water. macaroni and cheese made with bacon and sausage. the chief and founder of big fork brands. all of these wonderfully creative brands of sausage. they're all made with break-in. bacon. >>there is chicken. everything has bacon. that is our niche. we make everything with bacon. you are going to vegas for a big competition. >>you are doing this with mac and cheese. take the milk. the cream cheese is already in there. typically you make a rue. with this sauce we thicken it with more cheese. it has some starches that helps stabilize the milk. going to do some grated cheddar cheese. the sauce takes the same amount of time as it does to cook pasta. this is easy. both pans. you have the cheese and pasta

circuit recent decision in garcia versus secretary of state with respect to the legality of the 2012 perthing of the voter roles for purposes of purging noncitizens from the roles. and the decision was divided under the national voter registration act and it was decided that the that the actions violated the national voter registration act. and i would like to invite our panelists to speak about efforts to maintain the legit ma sift electoral roles with respect to citizen participation and issues of access particularly in light of recent supreme court decisions around the voting rights act. so i will start with mr. martinez on my left and invite other panelists to speak about the tension between again access and protection of the integrity of the voting process. in the voter purge debate and controversy. mr. martinez? >>> thank you, by wait. good morning, everyone. i'm not sure i'm the right person to begin the topic. but obviously we all have an interest in making sure that those that have the right to vote, vote. we also have the interest in making sure that vote is cast by people who are i

and that's because perth is shrinking. this is the science they will not tell you. >> we got to go. >> greg asked me, i'm taking my segment. greg asked me to look at the science. i agree that there's a lot of good science on both sides, but don't just debunk everybody on the other side. there's lots of science. >> let's talk about the 97% consensus debunked. deliberately -- >> there are facts on both sides that need to be explored, that's all. >> i'm with you on that. >> still ahead, ebola is scaring a lot of people this halloween and costume makers are cashing in, some people are calling the hazmat get up insensitive. we're going to tell you what we think next. ♪ [ female announcer ] we love our smartphones. and now telcos using hp big data solutions are feeling the love, too. by offering things like on-the-spot data upgrades -- an idea that reduced overcharge complaints by 98%. no matter how fast your business needs to adapt, if hp big data solutions can keep wireless customers smiling, imagine what they can do for yours

and that's because perth is shrinking. this is the science they will not tell you. >> we got to go. >> greg asked me, i'm taking my segment. greg asked me to look at the science. i agree that there's a lot of good science on both sides, but don't just debunk everybody on the other side. there's lots of science. >> let's talk about the 97% consensus debunked. deliberately -- >> there are facts on both sides that need to be explored, that's all. >> i'm with you on that. >> still ahead, ebola is scaring a lot of people this halloween and costume makers are cashing in, some people are calling the hazmat get up insensitive. we're going to tell you what we think next. >> if you haven't gotten a costume yet for halloween, this is one idea. the ebola themed sexy halloween costume, equipped with a nurse's dress, face shield, goggles and blue latex gloves, some people are outraged by it. i am too, but kimberly, how can you be -- >> i would not purchase this costume, nor would i wear it. >> i think that i'm with catherine miller of b

who is to say what a otherreaction is, when there's so much even the ex-perths don't seem to know about ebola the nation's top health officials keep trying to reassure. >> my understanding ising that she reported no symptoms to us. but admit they don't know how the virus jumped from a patient to two nurses inside a dallas hospital. or 100.4, or maybe another point on another day. and they offer conflicting information to health workers about how to protect themselves, how can they be expected to know what the safe thing is, when the bubble suited team transported an infected patient, is assisted by someone who doesn't have any protective gear on it is an on going litany of mixed messages that makes it hard to believe we really know even what we don't know. about the killner our midst. we with will continue to focus here on fact. that's it for us here, on the program this weekend, an america tonight investigation, nuclear whistle blowers workers at the most contaminated plant in america, some find themselves finding devastating illness and government red tape, america tonight investigate

western australia, perth seeing three centimeter hail, winds in excess of 100 kilometers per hour.ll in this part of the world, 33 millimeters, that's about the average they get the entire month of october, they've gotten twice that in just two hours. so as you can see, the flash flooding and the flood waters taking away the hail as well. scenes that you would see in the south central u.s. and mid western u.s. in severe weather season, but there it is in western australia. indeed unusual for them. and then the heat that persists from south australia heading into new south wales where temperatures will be much above average. upper 30s, late spring getting into summer. but even for us, that is way above where we should be this time of year. >> all right, ivan we thank you. >>> ebola has claimed so many lives. but for the youngest survivors left without parents, live is forever changed. we'll have their stories coming up. >>> plus, sweden has an underwater mystery on its hands. we'll show you why the country is making moves we haven't seen since the cold war. that's why there's a list

and the protest in perth is when the state premier addressed the crowd.faced hecklers. >> there's too many young people in the prison system, often for what might be seep as minor offenses. >> reporter: just after the protest came news another aboriginal prisoner died in western australia. campaigner say what they called racist laws must change for more deaths in custody will follow. >> now, the world health organisation says the emergence of drug resistance tuberculosis poses threats and says there were 484 cases of drug-resistant tb reported in 2013. it develops when patients are given the wrong medicine, dose. it makes it harder to treat and a lower kill rate. >> thanks to new data available. it allows us to say that the percentage among all knew cases is unchanged at 3.5%. some parts of the world, especially in eastern europe and the former soviet union et cetera, that are experiencing higher levels that reach 35 to 40%. >>> still to come on the al jazeera america - if they are made in china, don't buy. that's the message. indian government for people

he was flown to the hospital in perth where doctors say he is in stable condition. officials say he was visiting the your use with his girl friend, another surfer helped pull him out of the water. officials say steps that are being taken to make sure that in one else gets hurt. >>> good day philadelphia, starts in about 40 minutes, and mike jerrick was hosting quite the event last night. >> yes, that was it. you've got to try this. >> sold out, the place was parked, right. >> tasting party for second chance fun days. it was sold out. we had scott williams there who is waiting in the wings. sue serio is the brightest within of the bunch. she was there of course. she has presence of mind to necessity friday would be a great day to take off. so she went crazy. >> she did indeed. >> did you get the a chance to see sue. >> i did see sue we had a very good time. >> thanks. >> that was a great event, what a success. it was sold out, it was great. >> thanks, for coming out, everybody. we are getting into this, it is friday, football friday, no tie friday. we are getting rea

shannon ray is australian, 5'3" from perth. but they're doing great stuff. opening schools one every three days this poor areas. you can sponsor, help contribute. doing great stuff. i know the next list that cnbc came up with is really hot on tech. so i wanted to go to something where people are actually making a difference not in tech. not t ichdissing anybody in tec. >> the world is very he tech heavy obviously. ryan seacrest is a machine. he works from early in the morning until late at night.obv. ryan seacrest is a machine. he works from early in the morning until late at night. >> he works his staffers hardly than anybody. >> there is an old picture of me talking to the man who is not even 40 yet and he completely changed the way we sum television. kardashians put reality tv big time to the map. and he's come out with a new clothing line at macy's. >> you picked him randomly and we just happened on pop video of you and him hanging out? >> i've met the guy. i'm impressed by the guy. so that's why i picked him out. >> who would win in a fist fight? >> wel

the assumption as well is that that would then be taken to perth in western australia, which is of course the closest land mass, and then at that point there would be a number of countries involved. of course most of the passengers on board were in fact chinese. john? >> paula, thank you. paula hancocks live in seoul with the very latest on this renewed search to find whatever may be left of mh370. natalie? >>> now to hong kong, where government employees are returning to work as protesters clear out of a key area. this street near the chief executive's office had been one of their main rallying points, but the crowd as you can see much thinner. that's after the government told pro-democracy activists they had to leave. and they had monday before they could leave. does that make any sense? they it h. had to get out by mo. okay. i think i got that right. but in other parts demonstrators are ignoring it. kyung lah, many are indicating they're still in this thing for a while. >> reporter: and what they've done, even though, natalie, as you can see, the street is a bit lighter and thinner tha

he was flown to hospital in perth where doctors say he is in stable condition tonight. officials say he was visiting the area with his girlfriend. another surfer helped to pull him out of the water. meantime, officials say steps are being taken to make sure no one else gets hurt. a white mark has been caught by the department offices in the location of the incident. >> officials say the shark will be put down humanely while the beach where the attack happened is closed up definitely. officials say there has been increase in shark activity in the area and it will remain closed until that subsides. >>> ripple effects from the secret service director's resignation only intensified today. >> indeed the trouble is not over yet. what could lie ahead? and why are tens of thousands of walruses crowded on to the same beach in alaska? why is it affecting flight patterns in the area? we've got the answers. >> young boy with a tumor growing inside her head threat threatening her eyesight in her home country of haiti. her future didn't look bright here in the u.s. though the surgery

for example, a few hours ago we had a shipment from perth, thanking president obama, and jimmy cartern the center of the country, preparing to become ebola awareness, for the folks did villages. that's what our mission is trying to do. we adopted two or three villages, and go every two or three weeks and keep them aware and provide chlorine and the water. the hospitals are doing the best they can. it's a desperate situation. more is needed. >> reverend, thank you for your efforts and happy sunday to you and your congregation. >> president obama pushes for a raise in the minimum wage. chris christie not the favourite for president in his home state. wait until you hear who new jersey voters would rather see in the oval office. >> the end of an era for the world's poorest nation. the ruthless dictator known as baby doc died too soon. stay tuned. . >> it's time to stop punishing some of the hardest working americans, and raise the minimum raise. it will put more money in workers' pockets, help 28 million americansment the folks blocking minimum wage increases are running sought of -- out

they were gathering for that in perth, australia, where he grew up. he was 34 when he was murdered savagely by isis after he was held by them for more than a year. this as isis now threatens to behead even more hostages. >>> well, fox has learned there has been a possible eric frein sighting. the authorities also say a man spotted in the pocono mountains last night is believed to be eric frein. >> police choppers and the search teams are looking in and around that golf course for the suspected cop killer. sources say there has been a possible sighting of frein near the second hole. now this comes after a highly credible sighting of him last night. less than five miles away in swift water. a woman was walking along the road when she came within 15 to 20 feet of a man dressed in all black near pocono mountain east high school. the 31-year-old attended that school. >> individual description was consistent with frein. he was observed carrying a rifle. the individual's face was covered with mud and so a positive identification could not be made. >> he is d

really remarkable this energy boom taking place, in the wolf camp, 75 billion barrels of oil, perth royaln out of the camp. the boom is happening. that is a question i ask every day. stuart: i owned shares in the permian basin trust. back in the day a huge pool of oil. i think you guys have tapped even more into that huge pool of oil by using new technology. is that what is going on right behind you? >> that is exactly what is happening behind me. your checks may have gotten smaller, pretty much in heavy decline. this has been a huge producer for almost 100 years, we have now turned it up on his ear, we have found billions and billions of oil because of the ability to drill sideways and simulation. that is what is happening all over our country making america now the biggest oil producer behind saudi arabia next year, that is my prediction. if they don't try to cause harm and keep the price of oil down, they will keep number one position but coming up on their heels pretty rapidly. stuart: what is going on behind you? that is not fracking, is it? speaker this is produced oil. this is now

he was flown to a hospital in perth, where doctors say he is in stable condition, officials say, that he was visiting the area with his girlfriend, another surfer, who helped pull him out of the water. meantime officials say steps are being taken to make sure that in one else gets hurt but that is hurt. >>> fox 29 howard eskin has a big report that the phillies are on the verge of a major shake up. >> so on august 28th philadelphia is nuns that had president and ceo david montgomery was taking a leave of absence. so howard, reports that montgomery is being pushed out of the phillies top spot, and howard has also reported that minority owner john middleton is in the process of trying to take the lead in this ownership group. >> in addition to the owner ship move, howard reports that the phillies will do whatever it takes to move ryan howard, this off season. >> wow. >> team is looking very closely a at potential of trading cole hamels. >> that is a big shake up. >> that is big. >> exactly 7:15. here's scott williams. >> this morning for me i'm typically in bed typically at this hour bu

circuit recent decision in garcia versus secretary of state with respect to the legality of the 2012 perthing of the voter roles for purposes of purging noncitizens from the roles. and the decision was divided under the national voter registration act and it was decided that the that the actions violated the national voter registration act. and i would like to invite our panelists to speak about efforts to maintain the legit ma sift electoral roles with respect to citizen participation and issues of access particularly in light of recent supreme court decisions around the voting rights act. so i will start with mr. martinez on my left and invite other panelists to speak about the tension between again access and protection of the integrity of the voting process. in the voter purge debate and controversy. mr. martinez? >>> thank you, by wait. good morning, everyone. i'm not sure i'm the right person to begin the topic. but obviously we all have an interest in making sure that those that have the right to vote, vote. we also have the interest in making sure that vote is cast by people who are i

a ten-foot great white stalking andy johnson in the waves off perth last month.re but decided to hold his ground and not freak out, as he described it, and cause a commotion. >>> it's 8:04 right now. let's send it back to you guys. >> all right. peter, thank you very much. mr. roker, time for a check of the weather. >> that's right. we're going to start out west where they'll get much-needed rain. not in the pacific northwest because it has been wet. they just continue to get hammered with all this shower activity. in fact, you can see seattle, going to continue to see the rain hanging out. here is what we're watching. this low pressure system comes on shore, brings a cold front. good news is that some of this rain will make its way all the way down into southern california. in fact, mountains outside of southern california could see 1 to 3 inches. as you get into the sierra nevada, we're talking about some areas picking up to a foot of snow and much-needed rain making its way into central california as well. that's what's going on around >>> good morning. 8:05 t