so without further ado, is philip hahn in the audience? philip, are you here?. >> oh, my gosh. [ light laughter ] >> seth: all right. well, ask away, philip. >> i'm sorry, what? >> oh, my god. >> stop saying "oh, my god." what is this? >> seth: well, i think you have a question, philip. >> ask it! [ laughter ] >> i don't have a question. i have zero questions. >> seth: but you are philip hahn, right? philip hahn232@gmail.com? >> yeah. >> seth: you sent me an email saying you wanted to ask your girlfriend to marry you on my show. >> ask it. [ light laughter ] >> i never wrote you an email. >> seth: then who wrote this email? >> i don't know. >> fine. i wrote the email. [ laughter ] >> seth: what? wait. i'm sorry. you wrote me an email from your boyfriend's account? >> yes! it's been six years. [ light laughter ] and he promised to propose to me. >> oh, and this is your solution? break into my account and email seth meyers. nice. >> desperate times, philip. [ light laughter ] >> maybe i haven't proposed because i can't afford the ring you want. >> my sister's fia

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including philip wood, a 51-year-old ibm executive. thousands of miles away in beijing, the day begins as usual for his partner, sarah bajc. >> i get up early. i drink coffee in front of the window and look out over the sunrise. we live next to an apple orchard. and i do yoga every morning and eat my oatmeal and go to work. >> in the early morning hours, phil will take the red eye home to sarah in beijing. the airport at kuala lumpur connects southeast asia to the continent. paul weeks needs to make it thousands of miles inland, all the way to mongolia. >> he was doing this for the right reason. it was his dream job. >> weeks is an engineer, husband to danika, and the father of two young boys. >> he spent so much time with his kids. he'd take them to the zoo, like, he was his little shadow. >> in fact, preparing the boys was a major issue before paul left for his 28-day assignment abroad. >> we cried when we left. i mean, this is a big change for the family. and we'd prepared lincoln. a little pad to skype him and a map with, you know,

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so can the passengers like paul weeks and philip wood. it's 1:19 in the morning. and a voice from the cockpit addresses air traffic control saying simply, all right, good night. for flight 370, it's been a routine evening. >>> coming up, an aircraft with 239 people aboard vanishes completely. >> it's got to be some practical joke. 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

and hours later, philip wood, and paul weeks and 225 other passengers arrive for the flight. bags checked, boarding passes printed. among them, a group of chinese painters and caligrifers. and also passengers flying for business and pleasure as well as the flight crew and two men with illegal passports. in the cockpit the captain and first officer make the final preparations. >> oxygen, check. instruments, check. >> reporter: in the sim yu ulat pilot mitchell casado shows martin savidge the route. and programming the simulator how to fly to the destination. >> so it will take this plane essentially from kuala lumpur to beijing. >> reporter: and the plane is ready, and before taking off, paul weeks sends a message home. >> the last line says that this counts as one day, so it means that it is only 27 days until i see you all again. >> reporter: around 12:30 a.m., malaysian airlines 370 flight pushes back from the gate and eases toward the runway and the aircraft is cleared for takeoff. >> all right. so the brakes are off, and everything is set. >> reporter: the captain booss s

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philip wood was one of three americans on flight 370. sarah bajc is his partner.ve been together for two years and were about to move to beijing to kuala lumpur where they have two jobs. they planned to get married this year. she has not given up on those plans. she joins me from beijing. sarah, i can't imagine what these last 11 days have been like for you. you're staying busy, you're a teacher, continuing to teach. how are you holding up? how are you getting through this? >> i'm staying busy, anderson. coming to speak with you is part of that. and i appreciate the attention you're paying to this story, keeping it alive. >> i know you have a son, philip has two sons. how are they doing? >> i actually have two sons and a daughter, so between us we have five. and they're all finding this to be a very, very difficult process. i mean, we just finished planning a big family reunion in kuala lumpur over the summer. both of philip's boys were going to come over and my older two kids in university in the states were going to come over. and the seven of us were going to g

he quickly became a favorite portrait painter of king philip. as court painter, velazquez would make a portrait of one of the royal family. assistants then made copies, which were sent to foreign courts. this was an important part of the diplomatic process and the business of finding marriage partners for royal offspring. secure in his position as court painter, velazquez turned his attention to formal and painterly innovation. in his portraits of jesters and dwarfs, velazquez was free to experiment. he understood that paintings made according to the classical rules produced something other than what the eye sees. the eye cannot focus simultaneously on different planes. here, velazquez treats the background to a portrait as a blur. it works the way the eye sees. the boldest and most daring of velazquez' paintings is explored for us by professor simon schama of harvard university. las meninas is, in the most literal sense, a challenging painting. coming on it, we are challenged by no less than six pairs of eyes trained intently on us. the effect

philip is the only american adult on that plane. he's going to be a valuable asset for them. and he's smart, very self-controlled, very calm guy, so you know, he won't cause trouble. he'll take a calming approach. and if anybody's going to survive it, it's going to be him. so, i just have to believe that he's still alive. >> bajc says she's frustrated by the lack of information from the malaysians and the u.s. government and the airline as well. and that's just one story of so many. there's 239 people on board, so. >> so many stories, so many families wondering right now. >> and we're continuing to follow all the late-breaking developments on missing flight 370. >>> but first, breaking news in crimea, voting to leave ukraine and join russia. this morning, world leaders meeting and talking about the way out. we are live with the latest, next. geico motorcycle. see how much you could save. >>> welcome back. it's 45 minutes past the hour. now to the latest on the investigation into malaysia airlines flight 370, missing now for ten days, going on eleven. authorities are now looki

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liz: starbucks, philip morris, ut april.orward. >> april, s and i, dollar general and crown castle are up roughly one hundred%. every single april these stocks are up hundred%. crown castle up. dollar general up 5.7%. the way it workings if you blind think follow it, buy on first day of april at 9:30 and sell it 4:00. liz: the last day of april. >> right. liz: that is all you do. >> you follow it blindly. if you want to get into it, look at market and charts. if i see for example, dollar general up 10 days in a row before we get to april i will not buy it first day. liz: it already blew out. >> wait for a natural pullback. down five days in a row. might have a bounce. would give me more confidence to step in bigger size. david: frank, this is fascinating stuff. this is zor capital. from your name, capital llc. >> yes. david: good stuff, frank. thank you very much. >> his picks on the facebook page because that's interesting. he did the work for you, right? david: look at our facebook page. >>> shares of freddie mac and fanni

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tell me about philip wood, your long-time partner. you obviously have a great adventurous spirit living abroad and trying new things. >> philip is a very special guy. he's also a really private man. and my big fear is that he's going to come through this and be quite angry at how public we've become. but you know, you have to keep the momentum going and keep people's interest in the story, otherwise people stop caring then it can so easily just disappear. >> well, i think that no one would question what you were doing. you're doing the right thing and people care deeply. and through the window that you provide into philip wood, this is very important. thanks for sharing sarah bajc. thanks for being up at this hour from beijing. >> for the very latest on the search. any details about flight 370, i'm joined by bill neely and tom costel costello. you heard about the lack of information from the officials in beijing to the families but the sense is that the australians are handling this correctly. >> reporter: yes, you could hear the frus

when the actor philip seymour hoffman died of an overdose recently, his death drew attention to a national crisis. america is in the grip of a heroin epidemic. addiction rates haven't higher. it's growing everywhere. ian panel has been to chicago and he has seen how it's destroying families. here is his special report and a warning that you may find some of these images isturbing. >> a pretty hot area for crack and heroin. >> there is a dark scouring endeveloping the american midwest. >> put your hands up. >> every night drug agents take to the streets in a desperate fight against the rising flow of heroin from south of the border, a war on drugs that has no end, a battle even the police know can never be won. >> anything illegal in here?

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james wood is the brother of philip wood.y much for being with us and our condolences at least so far we don't know what happened, but the outlook i assume is not at all promising. what have you been told and what is your conclusion about what happened to flight 370? >> well, the airlines are basically giving us an e-mail update every day but more of af press release for mat. what we hear and know is what you know. so the idea that -- the weather is causing a lot of trouble, is frustrating but i don't have any control over that. i just wish we could get answers quicker. i know that's wishful thinking but i do wish we could do that. >> is there anything you think the united states should do they are not doing? have they sent enough naval assets and air as sets to try t do the search, at least when there is a window in this bad weather? >> as far as air assets, they are doing all they can do. my internal question i've asked is under water assets, under seas assets. i don't know their position on that but i would figure that sub

>> reporter: sarah bajc's american boyfriend philip wood was on board flight 370. he was running late and almost missed it. malaysia airlines called bajc nine hours after wood's flight was scheduled to land. >> my son had to tell me to turn my computer off. he put me on a schedule, you know-- you can only look at the news so often. it makes you totally crazy. >> reporter: the couple was planning to relocate to malaysia. movers were to come hours after his flight was set to land in beijing. with no answers, she says she's just clinging to hope. >> until there's proof-- that philip is dead, i refuse to believe it. of anybody that could survive something like this, it's him. i mean, he's such a fighter, and he has so much to live for. >> reporter: two-thirds of those passengers were chinese, and as time has passed here, tensions are only rising. scott, a team from the n.t.s.b. has now arrived in malaysia. they are just awaiting a location to investigate. >> pelley: seth doane in beijing for us tonight, seth, thank you. both malaysia airlines and the 777 have excellent

and james, i know philip has two sons, one of them is in college.uch with them constantly? how are they holding up? >> absolutely. they're doing okay too. we just saw them a couple days ago, they're with my mom and dad right now. and so we all process our grief a little different. and so they're being a little quieter right now. so -- >> james, how did you first learn that your brother's plane was missing? >> my dad. he called me left a voice mail on my phone and just said, hey, james, give me a call. about 17 minutes later. i remember looking at the phone. and when i called him back, i knew from listening to his voice mail something wasn't right. he let me know. >> i know phillip's girlfriend was waiting for him in beijing. initially she said that the information, access to the information was very slow from malaysian officials, has it gotten any better? >> honestly, her name is sarah, and so we want to reach out to her as well. and just tell her how much we love her. we know she's going through a tough time there in malaysia, and we've got communi

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philip wood is one of the people on that missing plane. his partner, his girlfriend is going to be joining us live this hour. that is the interview tonight. i want to make sure you know that's coming up this hour. it's a big deal tonight that we get to speak to her. i hope you'll be here for that. >>> we start tonight in mayflower, arkmayflower, arkans. almost a year ago, last march 29th when this happened. when an exxonmobil pipeline burst under the ground in mayflower, arkansas. when it burst, it suddenly became very, very, very clear how much of a mess they were in. that massive spill caused exxon to shut down the whole length of its pegasus pipeline which runs not just through arkansas, it runs all the way through illinois, all the way down into the gulf coast, all the way down to texas. that spill more than just shut down mayflower, arkansas. exxon ended up buying out some of the people who lived in the zone. exxon embarked on and paid for a solid year of dirty, toxic cleanup work in mayflower, arkansas. as of this weekend according t

all of philip wood's family lives here with the exception of his girlfriend f philip wood worked at ibmad been transferred overseas with his job. the 50-year-old was living in beijing and was about to move down to kuala lumpur with his girlfriend. he hopped on flight 370 that day to tie up a few loose ends in china. he had just been here in texas visiting with his family. gretchen, you heard it. they want answers as do all of the rest of those folks on board that plane. >> such a terrible story. thank you so much, casey. i can't imagine the pain these families are going through. thank you. >>> if you've ever been on a plane, this is something you do not twoont hear. >> did you watch southwest land? >> yeah, why? >> did you see it come here? >> say that again. >> that new audio released at 737 landing at the wrong airport. how did that happen? "new york times" coming out for scathing criticism from the obama white house, which promised to be the most transparent in history. we'll debate that next. okay, listen up! i'm re-workin' the menu. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ fe

with the late philip seymour hoffman set to star in two upcoming movies, they plan to keep him in his roles with the help of computers. >>> and later tonight here, who would forget this baby face? the dangerous delivery, the mother and baby gorilla saved in san diego. tonight, the mother and newborn are about to meet each other, and you will see it right here. [ male announcer ] this is kevin. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my knee started to hurt again. and now i've got to take more pills. ♪ yup. another pill stop. can i get my aleve back yet? ♪ for my pain, i want my aleve. ♪ [ male announcer ] look for the easy-open red arthritis cap. >>> we all know part of the magic of hollywood is its ability to keep the characters we love alive. but how far is too far in trying to keep the actors themselves alive? not long after the death of philip seymour hoffman, we learned they plan to keep his role in two upcoming movi

this, kind of direct negotiation states and united russia. >> that is our washington correspondent philiprowder. that meeting at the white house comes as crimea is heading towards referendums, a referendum that is not recognized by kiev or the west. voters will decide on a direct oldn with moscow, or an opportunity to make crimea sovereign with ties to the ukraine. but there is no opportunity to maintain autonomy within the ukraine. there is evidence that russia is taking over the airwaves. the chief foreign at a stir -- foreign editor, rob parsons, explains. >> a small crowd braves the cold to protest the russian takeover of the airwaves. >> there is no way of telling from the channels that are left now, what is really happening here. of thethat is left russian -- are the russian channels which just tell their lies. they just lie to us. this broadcasts in russia and loan voice ofthe protest in the increasingly dominated media environment. >> the 20 ukraine you and commercials that use to broadcast from crimea have all been cut off. >> instead of the ukrainian channels, these are now russ

in the next hour use eclipse with philip joyce, author of "the congressional budget office." david wessel, author of "red ink: inside the high-stakes politics of the federal budget," and oklahoma senator tom coburn, author of "the debt bomb" and breach of trust. we begin with philip joyce author of "the congressional budget office: honest numbers, power, and policymaking." the former cbo analyst and current professor of management, finance and leadership at the university of maryland recounts the formation of the congressional budget office in 1974. its internal operation and the nonpartisan economic and budget information it provides to congress. >> when was the cbo form? >> it was formed in 1974. it was, in fact, a reaction to some of the received deficits while they were accesses by the nixon administration it was part of an effort by the congress to try to reassert its role in the budget process. and as important that they created the budget committees and the budget resolution but if you're going to be equal players in the budget process they needed to have the own budge

>>> plus after the deaths of big stars like philip seymour hoffman and paul walker, hollywood facing a moral and technical challenge around the issue of using special effects to keep their characters alive. should they do this? how will audiences respond? >>> and a total takeover. puppies in the control room. who knows what will happen. >> why just the control room? >> because "pup news" is coming up. >> i like that. >> they said they needed help in the control room. we sent in the dogs. >> these are all adoptable puppies. >> yes. they need a home. >> a home in brooklyn. >> cute. ♪ i think the sun might be shining ♪ ♪ just a little more bright ♪ ♪ i think the stars might be hanging ♪ ♪ just a little more high ♪ ♪ come on, love ♪ a new day is calling, and it feels so right ♪ [ female announcer ] with ingredients like roasted hazelnuts, skim milk and cocoa, there's a whole lot of happy in every jar of nutella. spread the happy. there's a whole lot of happy in every jar of nutella. i've quit for 75 days. 15 days, but not in a row. for the first time, you can use nicorette even if you sl

we hear from the partner philip wood.is partner still believes he is alive. >> i genuinely feel his presence. i don't believe he has left us left. it's a growing trend in business: do more with less with less energy. hp is helping ups do just that. soon, the world's most intelligent servers, designed by hp, will give ups over twice the performance, using forty percent less energy. multiply that across over a thousand locations, and they'll provide the same benefit to the environment as over 60,000 trees. that's a trend we can all get behind. . >>> for the families of flight 370 the wait for news about their loved ones is agonizing, clinging to every twist and development, so many of them contradictory, hoping that a miracle is possible. this is what a long time partner of philip wood believes. she speaks about the man she calls her soul mate and the painful moment she realized he was on board flight 370. >> my stomach just crashes. and then immediate disbelief like can't be. it's got to be some practical joke. and then it

among the passengers american philip wood from texas. but one to two hours into the flight at 35,000 feet, air traffic controllers suddenly lost contact with the plane. in 2014, modern jetliners rarely just disappear. >> that the plane simply disappears indicates some catastrophic event which prevented the flight crew from sending out any kind of distress call. >> reporter: also of concern to investigators, two europeans who were listed as passengers, austrian and an italian were never on the plane. both reported their passports stolen in thailand in the past to years. so who boarded and what were their intentions? >> you obviously want to know who were these people traveling on these false papers. did that have an involvement, how'd they get on the plane? >> reporter: the plane is among the world's most reliable. a boeing 777 200 series. in 2007 this very plane lost the tip of a wing after clipping another wing on the ground in shanghai. but that damage was repaired. last summer's crash in san francisco was the first fatal accident invo

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his brother philip wood, an ibm executive was on the flight. thank you for joining us on a day that is difficult for your family, how are you doing? >> it has been a rough day up and down. we are doing okay, thank you for asking. it started off with us believing definitively that the plane had gone down and, you know, we - i got home to take care of my folks and help them out. we haven't seen any proof that the plane went down. we are ready to accept, you know, if - if this is the end, you know, if this is the truth, but we really would like to see something - some piece of the plane, or have better proof than what they've been providing. >> do we know that your brother's girlfriend sara refuses to believe this until evidence is found. is there anything, just the wreckage or the black box recorder, is there anything suggesting "okay, i can begin the process of grieving?" >> we have been grieving all along. it's accepting the finality. something with the serial number on it, or the black box - better proof than what they are providing right now.

her partner, philip wood was one of the three americans on the plane.ve on, she can still strongly feel his spirit. david? >> reporter: don, throughout these weeks, there's been scenes of frustration, anger, and grief from the families, but also strong voices have emerged. like that of sarah bajc. her partner from texas, phil wood, was on the plane. i asked her what it was like to get the news that the plane had gone down by text message. >> to me, it was the message that it was over, that everybody was dead, and all of this hope that i've been putting forward and all of the energy i've been pushing forward to be positive and hopeful had just been wasted and it was done. you know, so i think i crashed into a point of crisis. and then i was listening to the press conference, itself, and i'm thinking, wait, he's not really telling us anything. you know, i started to have a little bit of -- a little nugget of disbelief already. i have to keep moving forward. i mean, life has to go on. and i want life to go on with philip back in my life, but the reality is

. >> this digital technology has raised ethical questions: with the deaths of philip seymour hoffman while shooting the hunger games and fast and replicate? >> he passed away before fin issuing one very key scene. there has been a lot of back and forth about whether or not that scene would be digitally performed. successful? >> even if they pull it off, you know, flawlessly, there will be people that don't like it. there will be people who do like it. if they don't, great. there will be people who do like it. it will go across the board regardless. at the same time, you know, that's a really, really difficult thing to do. >> so, i want to be clear. this is the real cara? this isn't digitized? >> not digi babe. >> young female actors are going to houses asking to be digitized so when they are older, they can play themselves for when they were younger? >> i wonder with philip seymour hoffman, can the digital version of his actor be as genius as he was? he doesn't have a say? >> he doesn't have a say. a lot of times that goes to the estate, to the family of the person who passed away. >

let philip come back to me, please. >> some tough details there. now, i understand that we have pauline chiou who has more details about the families. >> so many people are affected by this. pauline chiou is covering the families that are there. so many of them are chinese, in beijing. i understand they're planning a hunger strike unless they get more clarity? >> reporter: -- >> all right. we seem to have lost pauline. we will go back to her in beijing, she's with the families where so many of the passengers are, they are demanding answers and not satisfied with what they're getting. some threatening a hunger strike until we find out more. >> and we, of course, will continue to follow the mystery of flight 370 all morning long. but first, ukraine authorizing its forces to shoot after a deadly attack on a military base, they're vowing to keep crimea from leaving the country. could war be moving? we're live after the break. >>> welcome back, 17 minutes past the hour. breaking news this morning in crimea where ukrainian forces have now been authorized

philip wood was 51. >> are they his children? who are the three? he is one. who are the other two? >> the other two are very young kids, two girls a 4 year old and 2 year old. we have no details on who the parents are. a statement from the state department did say the embaeszs in kuala lumpur were in touch with the families. let me read the statement. officials from the u.s. embas embassies are working to assess whether additional u.s. citizens may have been on board the flight. that is important for the simple fact that they could have been citizens traveling under dual nationality. using the passport to have boarded the plane. a lot of clarification to come on top of that. we have the u.s. navy heading to the area where the plane was last seen on the radar. it got two helicopters. this is the u.s., two search helicopters able to deploy on top of that out of okinawa. the united states will send long range radar to look for debris. >> thank you very much. and also the u.s. computer company involved with citizens from other countries but it's a u.s. company that had many of the empl

at philips, we're creating led light that people can color... adjust... even make beautiful sunsets. dear sun, you might be number one, but we're getting closer. innovation and you philips >>> we're back with the breaking news, new information that's led investigators to believe that flight 370 may have flown for several hours after it disappeared. the mystery getting stranger every hour. let's bring in the former faa chief of staff michael goldfarb and our senior security analyst peter bergen. it is so -- have you ever seen anything like this before? >> no one has. we have a plane that took off at kuala lumpur and disappeared. that's all we have. we have no facts. we have no debris. so what's happening is we're having this kind of breaking news du jour. yesterday we were all excited about the satellite image. >> the chinese satellite. >> because it was consistent with the flight path. it was lucky, it was a lucky hit that they probably saw something in the ocean that would allow the -- >> turned out to be a false lead. >> now with a turn to the left, may

his ex-wife posting on a facebook saying philip wood was a wonderful man. although we are no longer married, we are still family. our sons just want peace. the other two victims were children, ages 2 and 4. >>> ukraine's acting prime minister is preparing to visit the united states on wednesday. all of this coming as russia appears to be beefing up its military presence in crimea, reportedly taking control of a border post and trapping dozens of board guards inside. amy kellogg streaming live from kiev with more. >> reporter: hi, greg. well, the propaganda war continues as russia amass troops. still not admitting that those troops are russian but that it has the right to defend russian speakers in yew clean and crimea against what it calls a fascist government. this is the man that putin put away, who was the oil baron saying that russia was behind the last orders about firing on protesters and that the kremlin's line is a lie. this as russia continuing to move military hardware into and around crimea and take over border posts a week before the referendum