philippe? >> phillip :yes, pam. and, denise huskins' attorney says her client spoke to police at length and maintains her innocence. while the vallejo police department is dropping the ball on this case. >> "i can say that they are absolutely wrong -- a lot of people said the world was flat as well." denise huskins' attorney douglas rappaport says the vallejo police department has poorly handled his innocent client's case. >> "she's victimized initially by being kidnapped and then a second time by allegedly being a suspect by the vallejo police department. they very quickly threw her under the bus when they thought that egg was gonna end up in someone's face they threw it on her. in fact, there's no egg here whatsoever. this is a legitamite crime." meanwhile. attorney's representing huskins' boyfirend aaron quinn held a news conference themselves earlier in the day. >> "i want to be very cleart to everyone there is no evidence that this is a hoax." they stressed that the kidnapping and ransom requests were real. >>

kron-4's philippe djegal is live in campbell. after speaking with the grieving family. philippe? >> phillipe: pam. instead of celebrating 42-year- old leslie carroll. tonight her family is preparing for her funeral. >> "i had the truck towed away. its not available to him my locks on my doors have been changed. he's not welcome here and never will be - he killed my daughter." >> phillipe: so, it appears with one deadly decision to drink and drive. 60-year-old filip handl took. and, ruined any chance of returning home to his wife of more than 35 years. frances handl. >> "he was so disconnected and that should here been a red- flag to her that when she stepped in front of the truck. she said dad, this much ok, this much and if cost her her life." >> phillipe: frances says she had just returned to their home on lovell avnue, late thursday afternoon with leslie. when they found filip idling in his truck on the driveway. frances says he'd been drinking since eight in the morning and had just returned from the liquor store. >> "and, leslie was trying to get him to pull up the truck abo

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. >> topping our people scene now actors ryan philippe is heating up the drama alicia vitarelli spokee stars of the new show secrets and lies. >> it's exciting stuff the explosive new drama series sizzling on sunday nights, starring ryan philippe and juliet lewis hi a chance to chat with both stars thank he were drawn to this series because of their career in film, they get to explore the characters in an in-depth kind of way and live with them every day. they say there are so many levels and she enjoys the challenge of playing a really good homicide detective, it's back this sunday night with a brand new mystery to unravel. >> it's for people that love suspense and love to work their mind and love twists and turns and good murder mysteries. that what it is. >> and the cool thing is during the week the odes people can watch online gives you nuggets to help you solve it along the way. >> can you watch the web episodes on their facebook page, ryan philippe from wilmington, the crown jewel of delaware, we are happy to have him here on 6 abc. >> we'll have to route for him the way we rout

kron 4s' philippe djegal joins us live from the scene. philippe. what do we know about the fire this time? >> phillip :just before 745 this evening he states he didn't notice anything at of the ordinary. but then he heard some popping. you can see this is where the fire started there were some serious plants. the fire department had to quickly call for a second alarm as they needed more firefighters. there fighting multiple structure fires throw the city at that time as well. this signifiers' happened in the same wing of the fire started on tuesday. none of the witnesses saw anybody running out of the building when the flames shot out. so the fire department is calling this fire accidental, and not suspicious >>:there's signs that a homeless might have been in there but we will wait for investigation. >> phillip :the fire department still has an engine on seen. they're going to plan on having an engine out here for the rest of the night just in case somebody returns to start the fire. >> pam :a person of interest in the east oakland murder of 14 -

year-old san quentin prison inmate j- c-- x simon was found unresponsive in his cell kron four's philippe djegal joins us live in the newsroom. with reaction from one of the simon's victims. philipppe. >> phillipe: pam. former san francisco mayor art agnos says this is the man who shot him twice in the chest some four decades ago. and, he's not sad to see him go. >> "that whole incident changed my life." >> phillipe: art agnos still lives just three blocks awar from this end of wisconsin street on potrero hill. its where he was shot twice in the chest back on december 13th, 1973. and, he says the gunman was jcx simon. agnos was social worker at the time, leaving a meeting in this building, when a couple of women stopped to ask him a few questions. >> "and, so, i stopped to answer the question right by this tree. the same tree is still here and uh, as i was responding to the question, this man came up right here where my hand is and fired point black into my chest, right here." >> phillipe: agnos survived and about 15 years after -- ran for mayor and won. he was one of at least seven peopl

tonight kron-4's philippe djegal shows us how the community is honoring one of the bay area's finest. >> phillipe: this night gave people a chance to mourn together here at city hall -- a community clearly still in pain with many saying the murder of officer michael johnson strikes at the very core. >> "i'm a son of a former san jose police officer and you know it really takes my heart a lot because its pretty much like losing a family member." >> phillipe: and, with san jose police officers standing shoulder to shoulder -- others echoing those same sentiments. >> "we love them. we care about them, and the safety of them and their families." >> phillipe: elected city, state and county officials who knew officer johnson, describe him as. >> "a person who personified the very best of what our community can be." >> phillipe: moving forward, the chief of police hoping this tragedy brings the community closer -- bridging the divide between officers and the people they serve. >> "what happened tuesday could have happened on any given day. so, thank you for being there. but we need to keep t

in hayward, philippe djegal, kron four news.re in san jose the investigation continues of the police officer who was killed in the line of duty 57 year-old scott dunham was the suspect to shot johnson from the balcony of his home with a rifle here on center road tuesday evening he was eventually found dead on that same balcony. but police would not reveal at this point whether he was killed when the officers returned fire or possibly took his own life >> reporter :continuing our coverage a family member of the suspected cop killer says 57 year old scott dunham was suffering from depression. in sports. the warriors inch closer to the top seed in the western conference. and why is jim harbaugh sending handwritten cards to the girlfriends of recruits' ? gary explains. and has all the sports. next female announcer: through sunday at sleep train, get up to 48 months interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. save hundreds on beautyrest. or choose $300 in free gifts with stearns & foster. the triple choice sale ends sunday at sleep trai

in antioch, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> pam :now, only on kron-4. new information about an east bay hit and run. police are still looking for a driver who injured several people. including three children. kron-4 spoke to the childrens' father. he tells us, one of the injured kids. a 4 -year old girl. remains in intensive care tonight. but is doing better. the dramatic crash happened earlier this evening on interstate -80 near berkeley. the c-h--p says, the hit and run driver, rear- ended another car causing a rollover wreck. investigators say, the driver then fled on foot. into oncoming traffic. kron-4 spoke to the woman who was one car back when the wreck happened. and jumped into action. >>:god please help please help because we could not get this child out of the car. we had to struggle and cars were flying by. so we were just praying god jehovah god please get her out of the car. >> pam :we checked with the c-h- p tonight.they say, right now, it is still too early to determine if alcohol or drugs were a factor in the crash the other two children

as kron four's philippe djegal reports -- the city is taking action. >> phillip :28 fires at abandoned buildings here in vallejo were intentionally set by the homeless over the last thirteen and a half months. that's according to david kleinschmidt. he's the director of public works here in vallejo. and, says his office is working to fix this growing and very expensive problem. kleinschmidt says these fires at private and city-owned buildings has resulted in more than two million dollars in damages. fire fighters also say battling flames at unoccupied buildings without electricity also presents and uneccessary saftey risk for their crews. kleinschmidt says the city has also torn down thr building that once stood here because of repeated homeless fires. others are slated for demolition like this old school district building. and, if private property owners aren't willing to fix their vacant buildings or tear them down and redevelop. kleinschmidt says the city will step in. >> "we will move forward with a dangerous building ordinance and deem it unsafe and actually take it upon ourselves

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kron four's philippe djegal met his family -- who describes him as a free spirit -- taken too soon. >> phillipe: just as he would have wanted. >> "i call him danny." >> "and, then one day it was "moe." >> phillipe: surrounded by art at classic cars west in oakland. and, over cups of beer. >> "i was like "moe?" haha -- i just could never call him that. so, i always called him danny." >> phillipe: daniel "moe" thomas' aunt and cousins made the trip up from southern california to celebrate his life with his close friends here in oakland. >> "there's no words to explain how much we appreciate everything that they're doing for us." >> "danny had the greatest friends you could ever imagine -- he was very lucky." >> phillipe: danny and fellow arist davis letona were killed march 20-first. when their apartment building on 24th street caught fire. >> "i never met anyone like him." >> phillipe: his loved one's shared stories about him sunday afternoon -- with pieces of his artwork hanging in the backdrop. >> "its beautiful." >> "i knew danny was an artist dabbling i thought in it and when i saw

. >> james wood recalling the last time he saw his big brother, philipp.week before philipp and 238 others boarded malaysia flight 370 from kuala lumpur to beijing that was reported at overdue. >> i'm imagining that you are thinking this is going to be bad news and we will get confirmation. >> something. yeah. they lost track of it. >> the plane didn't crash along the planned route. it was flown into oblivion. that was the last message from mh 370. 41 minutes into the flight the mystery began. >> i will select and turn to the left. >> in a 777 simulator, we duplicated the sharp left turn that sent them on a journey. >> is there anything that makes that turn absent a human either pushing buttons or dialling in this auto pilot? >> nope. nope. >> adding is the transponder and other syst disabled. >> it is what is the hook turn. that's where this event started to develop from a normal routine flight to what had been deemed either an accident or intentional act. >> early focus turned to the captain. authorities wondered if he was using his home flight simulator

but as kron four's philippe djegal reports -- the dealerships say this has been a growing problem. >> "the original breakin-in -- the first one on sunday night was through this door here. i guess they ended up going to the back of my lot, picking out a shovel i have out in the back over there. they came, smashed a window. so, the next morning is when i actually upgraded my security system and i added one more to capture anyone who walks through this door day or night. when they came back, they break in the side window that time. they can see my lockbox is right here, so they smashed the window right next to it and then they can grab some keys." >> phillipe: on three separtate occasion in seven days. the manager of no credit check auto sales thornton avenue. omar tahib says this group of what appears to be young men have broken into his shop. stealing 13 pairs of keys and five cars. so far, only two cars have been recovered. >> "here's their lookout guys." >> phillipe: firs they scout the place, then when the coast is clear, bust in. >> "they just all split and pretty much ransack the

kron four's philippe djegal spoke with an emotional turner today. who says this accident could have been prevented. it's a story you'll see only on kron-4. >> "it's not safe at all. i don't want see anyone else cross this stop -- this intersection and kill." >> phillipe: dontaye turner is preparing to pull his daughter denesha off life support monday. while her baby boy -- anthony griffin fights for his live in intensive care. >> "i don't want to see anyone else get hurt -- i don't want to see it." >> phillipe: so, turner has set- up a cross at the nortthbound 8- 80 on-ramp off tennyson road. >> "to bring awareness to this crosswalk." >> phillipe: the california highway patrol is investigating the crash. on sunday, officers stopped by to answer some of turner's questions and address concerns about this crossig. where the electrical signage seems to be out of order. >> "she was coming from the library, coming from the library getting my grandson a book to read and on her way back from the library, she was crossing the crosswalk here and she got ran d

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>>mark:kron four's philippe djegal reports.orter:28 fires at abandoned buildings here in vallejo were intentionally set by the homeless over the last thirteen and a half months. >>reporter:that's according to david kleinschmidt. >>reporter:he's the director of public works here in vallejo. and, says his office is working to fix this growing and very expensive problem. >>reporter:kleinschmidt says these fires at private and city- owned buildings has resulted in more than two million dollars in damages. >>reporter:fire fighters also say battling flames at unoccupied buildings without electricity also presents and uneccessary saftey risk for their crews. >>reporter:kleinschmidt says the city has also torn down thr building that once stood here because of repeated homeless fires. >>reporter:others are slated for demolition like this old school district building. >>reporter:and, if private property owners aren't willing to fix their vacant buildings or tear them down and redevelop. >>reporter:kleinschmidt says the city will step in.

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les does not want to work with philippe. what are his options? jeff to have time warner by cbs. we just showed you a graph. les is one of the great media ceos, among anyone. look at the outperformance from cbs compared not to just the s&p. stephanie: cbs's the white line. s&p media. alex: the numbers on the left are percentage gains. cbs shares are up 1000% from march 2009. stephanie: what do they have? alex: he is a great prime time programmer. number two is the nfl. stephanie: "csi." alex: he has leveraged those things and driven shares higher. stephanie: thank you for joining me today. thank you for watching. that is it for "market makers." see you tomorrow. ♪ scarlet: bloomberg television is on the markets. let's take a quick look at the action midway through the u.s. trading day. the dow was looking at a triple digit point gain after three straight weeks of losses. the big story is interest rates. a parrot weaker than expected factors leading to a dip in the dollar and speculation that the fed does not need to raise interest rates as soon as

philipp: with the u.s.nges on the decision will they start exploiting oil on a larger scale? right now it is marginal. there are laws in place that prohibit crude oil exploitation out of north america. so, let's see how this develops. manus: gents, let's draw line under the oil debate for now. number intelligence -- thank you very much. manish, you're going to stay with us. we will get into some of the details on your recommendations after the break. you are looking at live shots from london. the question is -- what will equities do their? paris up 8.5%. dax up at 11.941. stay with us. ♪ manus: manish is still with us, head of investments. we talk about oil. you're happy to hold some of those oil services names. europe. gabriel stein talks about money supply on monday. give us the bull case for europe. manish: we saw the lending numbers come out yesterday. very good. you are seeing the lending to nonfinancial companies the real economy, has gone up to 11 billion in february numbers. this is a very strong nu

kron four's philippe djegal has the story. >>reporter:investigators here at hayward police headquarters are looking for a man driving a newer model dodge or chrysler charger with shinny wheels. >>reporter:police say that man opened fire on another just after 7-30 wednesday morning. >>reporter:it happened on the 31-thousand block of carroll avenue. >>reporter:while a man was driving in his truck down carrol investigators say he pulled over to let the speeding charger pass. >>reporter:but instead, police say that car stopped alongisde the truck and the drinver opened fire on the other driver, grzing him with at least one shot. >>reporter:luckily, he survived with minor injuries. >>reporter:nearby hillview crest elementary school was placed on lockdown for about a half hour while police unsuccessfully searched for the gunman. >>: "if you're driving and somebody cuts you off or somebody upsets you, it is best to keep your cool, keep driving and don't engage in any argument back and forth." >>:"i think its pretty scary actually. yo

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. >> pam: as kron four's philippe djegal reports -- the city is taking action. >> reporter: vallejo firefighters costly putting out fires and buildings without electricity. >> any tend to have to fight a structure fire is potential for injuries. >> reporter: the concerns have reached the desk of public works director. >> >> reporter: and the 13th and half month span the have responded to numerous transit fires started >> reporter: this old now stands off building currently owned by the city is one of those fires on the books and so is the building on tennessee st. which the city was forced to demolish because of the concept across as both buyers. --recurrence of fires >> reporter: asking private property owners to take action. some have plans for demolition others may need a push. >> deemed it an unsafe and actually take it upon ourselves to do the demolition and put the cost of that demolition on to the tax roll for hopefully we reimbursing the city for those costco. . >> pam: new ahead: the chilling 9-1-1 call made by the pregnant colorado woman who had her unborn child cut from her womb. >> p

>> the documents speak for themselves, it shows that sheryl mills and philippe rains, for decades now to the 90s in her husband's administration, that in her circle of people cleared everything. they made decisions about how to answer press inquiries how to coordinate with other government staff. this was the hub, this was the damage control center to keep the spin going partly in conation with ben rhodes out of the white house developing this phony story that the they repeated over and over again about some internet video. an absolute lie. >> one of the things you're asking for in this freedom of information act. and i asked this yesterday, you wanted to know if other people, if her close aides were also on private e-mails. because if that's the case and they were talking about all of this kind of stuff, more than just benghazi, then they had private e-mails too, so none of that will ever be government record, right? >> correct. it's an enormous fraud upon the american public and we have -- wear happy that the associated press joined the legal effort judicial watch has 18 lawsuits ag

kron four's philippe djegal shows us how it all ended -- and what led up to the lengthy standoff. >> phillipe: the suspect eventually turned himself in. >> we are certainly glad it ended without a fatality. >> we're very happy that he is off our streets because it is dangerous to our community. >> phillipe: before 2:00 a.m. sunday morning and officers saw the suspect and thought he might be involved in another shooting. >> the gunmen shooting of first the gunmen shot first and then officer returned fire. >> phillipe: after the initial shooting the suspect gave himself up 12 hours later. the officer is on paid administrative leave pending the investigation which is standard protocol. >> vicki: a police chase in santa rosa injured two others early saturday morning. a sonoma county sheriff's deputy saw a person driving at more than 100 miles an hour on highway 1-0-1. the deputy followed the car, but the driver continued traveling at high speeds. the driver lost control of the car and crashed. ejecting and killing the teenage passenger. c-h-p also says alcohol is believed to be a factor

kron-4's philippe djegal shows us how the community is honoring one of the bay area's finest. >> reporter: this night gave people a chance to mourn together here at city hall -- a community clearly still in pain with many saying the murder of officer michael johnson strikes at the very core. >>: "i'm a son of a former san jose police officer and you know it really takes my heart a lot because its pretty much like losing a family member." >> reporter: and, with san jose police officers standing shoulder to shoulder -- others echoing those same sentiments. >>: "we love them. we care about them, and the safety of them and their families." >> reporter: elected city, state and county officials who knew officer johnson, describe him as. >>: "a person who personified the very best of what our community can be." >> reporter: moving forward, the chief of police hoping this tragedy brings the community closer -- bridging the divide between officers and the people they serve. >>: "what happened tuesday could have happened on any given day. so, thank you for being there. but we need to keep this mome

we have clinton aides doing the same thing, including huma and philippe reins involved in this. 50000 pages we're talking about. she had to know the rules here, correct? >> yeah she had to. look, you know, we don't know how deep it goes, and that's the problem. we have a problem with transparency. those are our e-mails, not her e-mails. we have a problem with national security. she was the secretary of state dealing with the -- you have to assume there had to be confidential and life and death information she was dealing with. it would be easy for foreign countries to get their hands on it. there's no excuse here. they're trying to explain it away. they can't. they've got to turn over all her e-mails. >> i agree. >> just like they should cough up all the foreign money that the foundation took. and be clean about all this. >> you know there's a lot of issues, we have the foreign donations as ron points out. you have this issue now that is in the forefront. on top of that, we learned last week in benghazi, they knew within minutes that this was a terror attack. that has been revealed. a

tonight, from the new show "secrets and lies," ryan philippe is here.nd from rochester, new york. their album is called "how do you feel now?" it comes out next month. joywave from the at&t stage. [ cheers and applause ] tomorrow night gordon ramsay will be here. from "undateable" bridgit mendler will join us. comedian beth stelling. and later this week, vince vaughn, naomi watts, reggie miller, mike tyson, plus music from carly rae jepsen and drew holcomb and the neighbors. please join us for every bit of all of that. [ cheers and applause ] tonight, two-time academy award winner. starting march 13th she sets new standards for bad parenting as the wicked stepmother in "cinderella." please welcome cate blanchett. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? >> i'm well. i tell you what, it's been an education being in that dressing room. >> jimmy: has it really in what way? >> pancakes don't make you gay? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: depends what you put on them. >> oh, is that right. all those gay men, i thought that's why they spent all their time in the

clearwater florida philippe, however, looks the same. he's just a terrible pitcher. gives up the homerun. phillies lose to tampa the score there five-three. that's sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. >> i think you know the name by now lea still. the daughter of cincinnati bengals player devon still may be on her way to remission. >> we love. >> this made the announcement yesterday on instagram doctors told him lea's scans showed no signs of cancer in her body. now, they still have to wait for results from additional tests but things are definitely looking up, i mean, look at the smiles on their faces. >> yes. >> lea has been receiving treatment at the children's hospital of philadelphia. >> oh, that's good. >> more good news for sure. >> that's great. 6:26. police need your help finding a father and daughter missing since monday morning where they were last spotted. >> and jennifer joyce is alive right now in north in northeast philadelphia, four alarm fire, still causing some problems, jenny? >> reporter: 4:00 a.m. large fire. still road closure here, academy and

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. >>> spain's king philippe said there were high numbers of spaniards on the flight. officials have yet to connecticutcobbnfirm how many were on board. since the flight went down weeping relatives have been arriving at barcelona's airport hoping for answers. >>> worried family in germany also rushed to the airportment just breaks your heart to see them doing what they can do get information. we don't know anything additional yet. there were at least 7 german on the flight. 16 were teenagers. students returning from a week of study near barcelona. two teachers were traveling with them. two respective german opera singers were on board. >>> germ at chancellor merkel plans to travel later today to the crash site. she had word of resolve and sympathy for those who lost loved ones on the flight. >> translator: this suffering is incredible of the families. we will do everything to get the help that they need in these difficult hours. >> rosie tompkins joins us live from germany where many of the victims' families are waiting for final word of their loved ones. and rosie, ro

les might have to work with philippe and he is not interested. betty: are both for sale?at a price come anything is for sale. alex:les has said that, if you throughout $100 a share. betty: microsoft -- internet explorer goodbye. the company will ship its efforts to a new browser called projects part. who is going to miss internet explorer? michael: nobody. betty: everybody hates it. people hate congress and people hate internet explorer. the company launched, this came and went. a $199 fitness band. there was a zero hype. michael: i remain a talking about it in october when it was announced that they were coming out with it and saying at the time that it is too late. yet another example of a microsoft product that is not innovative. no one is going to get excited about a fitness band. maybe you would have been excited two years ago. betty: michael, you are a shareholder? michael: i differ a little bit. i think this is not meant to be a revolutionary product. it is not a smart watch or anything. it is just a band. part of the cloud for. the future. they are moving into the

philippe had a chance to speak with the family and they describe him as the free spirit taken too soon. >> reporter: just as he wanted surrounded by classic art and oakland's, over cups of beer. i articled on danny. >> reporter: the measure from southern california as celebrate his life with his close friends here in oakland. we appreciate everything they all good for us. danny had the greatest frenzy to imagines. >> reporter: to artists were killed march 21st and the apartment building on 24th street caught fire. his love was shared stories about sunday afternoon with piece of his are worth hanging in the backdrop. i knew danny was an artist dabbling i thought at. i saw his our work it took my breath away. >> reporter: family happy selling at danny's life will be remembered through his passion. a certain edge to it and that's how it was his left. he was a beautiful soul i know has live with impeccable for a long time to come. >> james: spirit and the skies and ormond greenbaum and critical condition after being involved in a deadly accident over the weekend. 72 year-old singer was a s

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has been declared brain dead, and the baby remains in critical condition at >>james:kron four's philippe djegal spoke with the father. who says the accident could have been >>:"it's not safe at all. i don't want see anyone else cross this stop -- this intersection and kill." >>reporter:dontaye turner is preparing to pull his daughter denesha off life support monday. >>reporter:while her baby boy -- anthony griffin fights for his live in intensive care. >>:"i don't want to see anyone else get hurt -- i don't want to see it." >>reporter:so, turner has set-up a cross at the nortthbound 8-80 on-ramp off tennyson road. >>:"to bring awareness to this crosswalk." >>reporter:the california highway patrol is investigating the crash. >>reporter:on sunday, officers stopped by to answer some of turner's questions and address concerns about this crossig. >>reporter:where the electrical signage seems to be out of order. >>: "she was coming from the library, coming from the library getting my grandson a book to read and on her way back from the library, she was crossing the crosswalk here and she got r

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>>marty gonzales:kron-4's philippe djegal spoke with the grieving family. >>: "i had the truck towedocks on my doors have been changed. he's not welcome here and never will be - he killed my daughter." >>reporter: it appears with one deadly decision to drink and drive. >>reporter:60-year-old filip handl took. >>reporter:and, ruined any chance of returning home to his wife of more than 35 years. >>reporter:frances handl. >>: "he was so disconnected and that should here been a red-flag to her that when she stepped in front of the truck. she said dad, this much ok, this much and if cost her her life." >>reporter:frances says she had just returned to their home on lovell avnue, late thursday afternoon with leslie. >>reporter:when they found filip idling in his truck on the driveway. >>reporter:frances says he'd been drinking since eight in the morning and had just returned from the liquor store. >>:"and, leslie was trying to get him to pull up the truck about four feet because he was hogging the driveway with both of his cars." >>reporter:well, filip hit the gas, ran leslie over, pushing

. >> for the families of the missing, among them philipp wood it has been a year of unimaginable anguishwould be talking about this a year later? >> no. honestly the first few weeks i thought something is going to pan out. we are going to get something. at least an inkling of knowledge of evidence. here we are a year later and no. >> the plane was traveling from kuala lumpur to beijing. the crew acknowledges a hand over to vietnamese controllers. >> good night. malaysia 370. >> it is their final message. the transponder that identifies the jet stops transmitting with all other co. the plane makes a turn to the west. the start of a series of turns that will send it towards the indian ocean. all pointing to a deliberate act. >> it's obvious by the flight path this was an intent to take the airplane somewhere other than to beijing. i started thinking about okay if i'm going to ditch this airplane or put it somewhere where no one will find it i will take it to the south indian ocean. >> they searched the home of 370's captain, seizing a personal flight simulator, hoping to find clues will he