in october of 2003, sarah johnson was charged as an adult. >> sarah, i have a warrant for your arrestor the murder of your parents, diane and alan johnson. you're charged with two counts of murder and you're under arrest. >> it was a sad moment, because it's a 16-year-old that did this. it's sad for everybody involved. >> the trial of a teenaged girl killing her parents was a national sensation. >> there were three people in the johnson house that morning when alan and diane were murdered. two of them did not come out. >> at trial, prosecutors presented voluminous forensic and circumstantial evidence to prove that sarah murdered her parents. >> she wanted the big, rich things in her life. she wanted to provide for her boyfriend. they were going to get married. and she asked him, do you want to live in a big, beautiful home? >> with her parents' life insurance and her inheritance, she thought she'd be all set. >> and she could live that happily ever after life that only a 16-year-old probably envisions. >> in a surprise turn of events, sarah's boyfriend, bruno santos, testified for the

with sarah? and my wife said no, we're hungry, so we left. >> they left at approximately 1:00 p.m. sarah's body was discovered 20 minutes later. >> the possibility of we had visited sarah and found myself and ourselves in the middle of it, of something terrible, will always be on my mind. >> i consider nelson's wife to be very lucky. i think there's a high likelihood she would have been the victim that day had she not brought her husband along with her to that subdivision. >> police now had a possible eye witness. but would it be enough? >>> real estate sales woman sarah walker was robbed and murdered in the sample home of an upscale neighborhood housing development. her friends and family reacted with disbelief. >> the family has suffered beyond imagination. >> i believe she deemed it to be safe. she was very, very excited about the community when she was first placed over there. my fondest memory of sarah, she would laugh at all of my jokes whether they were funny or whether they were stupid. s

please phone mother sarah. sarah. sarah love people. sarah teacher, damascus.lease, use freedom, phone mother, sarah. ok? the woman looks at me. she says, i know you, sarah. i'm sorry, but i am not free and i cannot help you. >> talk about who she was. >> i actually never saw this woman again. it was one of dozens of interactions i had with other political prisoners. and muchhem were brief more brief than this. they would shout, i love you, down the hall or say, just wait and you will be free. or give me information about my mother and news from the outside. one of the most profound and lasting interactions i had was with a woman who was dutch-iranian, a dual citizen. she was arrested during a protest, which was following the huge protests for human rights and democracy that exploded in iran in 2009. shortly before we were captured. it was over, the green movement, but the protests were huge and very intense. there was a lot of violence and repression. people died in the streets. a prison filled with new people. she was one of them. in the beginning, she would

sarah, let me first start with you.credibly vivid, emotionally, wrenching passages where you describe what it is like to have been in solitary for 410 days. i'll read a short excerpt. i talked to myself, eat my food with my hands like an animal, spend hours crouched by the slot at bottom of my door listening for sounds sometimes i hear footsteps coming down the hall, race to the door and realized they're imagined or flashing lights dart across the periphery of my vision but when i turn my head they're gone. i wonder if you can tell us more about what it was first like to be thrown into solitary and what it was like to emerge? >> solitary confinement is like a slow death. the slow motion torture of being buried alive. you lose contact with who you were before, and when you don't know if you're ever going to get out, it's like you don't have a personality. without being able to reflect, have any dialogue with others, your mind gets caught in repetiti repetition, in fearful thoughts and phobias. scientistic studies show af

does everybody here loves sarah palin?ld cheering] if i walk out there and asked 100 of you why you love era, i will italy get 100 different answers. -- i will probably get 100 different answers. for me, it is because she is an unabashed proponent of the right to bear arms. [applause] you might love that she works hard to elect leaders like nikki haley. [applause] you might love that she would rather tell michael bloomberg to have a coke and a smile and top telling us how to live our lives. [applause] one thing that we all about sarah is that she drives liberals absolutely crazy. [applause] it is actually funny to watch. a come unglued. they do not know what to do. [laughter] is it because she took on the establishment and beat the incumbent mayor of her town? is it because she was the first female governor of the eight of alaska? the truth is it is not. she drives them crazy for the same reason we love her so much. she stands firmly in between our freedom and our opponents who want to drive this country into a place that

so i think sarah palin was very entertaining. may have outdone tina fey, but she was doing the democrats work. >> well, you know what? she's a show woman to be sure and it was a very theatrical and to many people, entertaining presentation. but now to what in earnest a lot of the cpac speeches dealt with and that was obamacare and doug, i got to say this new study by the left leaning urban institute reports that one in ten of uninsured americans enrolled in obamacare. that's an astonishing number. it means most of the people who signed up were already insured but got booted from their plans by obamacare. if the goal is to cover the uninsured, isn't this a conspicuous failure for the president so far? >> it certainly looks that way to me. and while sarah palin was compelling criticizing obamacare, i didn't hear an alternative policy. did you, gregg? >> no. there wasn't one. mercedes, let me go to you on this because there is a new mckinsey study and they're very prominent consulting firm. they found that the uninsured were not sig

know, sarah. it is sarah and jim's legacy of success that really brings us here today. this very day 20 years ago, the brady law took effect. and as chronicled in our report, it changed what was really a line by system that allowed dangerous criminals and other dangerousy access to weapons. now thanks to the brady law and thanks to sarah and gayle's work and the work of organizations, every licensed firearm dealer runs a background check before a buyer can walk away with a gun. the numbers you will find in our report speak for themselves. thanks to the brady group -- the brady background checks, 2 million gun purchases have been prohibited for purchase for felons and other abusers. blockady background check thesengerous attempts by people everyday. this includes 170 one attempts by felons denied every day, 48 domestic abusers denied every day, 19 fugitives denied every day. background checks work. lives a result, countless have been saved and crimes have been prevented. you only need to look at th

sarah brady. >> thank you, dan. and i want to thank all of the people who are such a great help over the years. victi victims, over the last 25 years, i have seen more victims of gun violence i would ever want to count. law enforcement has been totally behind us and with us and fought for us. and this is chief jim johnson here. we also always have to thank the leaders in congress. and speaker pelosi has been there, as has representative thompson and we thank you for your leadership in this area. it took us seven years to get the brady law enacted. three presidents. and it was hard work. but it was a very uplifting thing to do. every day we were working on it, we knew that we were going to win. it was a david and goliath-type of issue. and it didn't take long for the american public, and the press, to realize how hard a fight it was for us. but we kept it up, and with the help of my friend gale over there, she was with me every day as we tromped the halls of congress meeting with the members and working in their dist

sarah palin said she could see russia from alaska. mitt, mitt romney talks like he's only seen russia by watching rocky iv. >> oh, my gosh. >> bob, that -- that's disgusting. sarah palin is a secretary of state than john kerry. >> let's put this into perspective. back during that period, ukraine was always a centerpiece of the right's argument about how russia was going to be the first place they were going to go, georgia and ukraine. i'm not surprised he said it. a lot of people were saying, she was not alone. having said that, i still wonder today if this were today and ronald reagan were in office today, what would he do? stand on the border of ukraine and say, go back home, russia? what would he do? >> i don't know. >> we're interested in what our president is going to do and how to handle it. >> we talked about this. does the eu -- >> reagan was in power, let's face it. >> it's the mocking. it's the mocking from the left in the media from someone from the right that had said anything about foreign policy. interestingly, you never

>> i think sarah palin will be one of the best assets.ould put her score card up against president obama. we heard 30% of americans say they would only be inclined to sign, two-thirds said it wouldn't make a difference. sarah palin will help the left in alaska, it's meaningful, it's a mistake to evaluate her from the national candidate herself. she is much bigger than that. she's a moving politician who speaks to a whole swath of this country. people in the obama administration call them bitter cleaners. >> let's talk about the straw poll results. what i found last year marco rubio was 2nd with 22%, this year he is 2nd or 3rd from the bottom. what do you think the cause of that is? >> marco rubio hurt himself in the eyes of taking a leadership reform. >> it's so it's immigration. i'll go to you, joe, rand paul two years in a row, number one at cpac. is he going to be the candidate in 2016? >> look, i think. i think again the size of his previous was strong, some 31% i think. >> yes. >> no one was really close to him after. that so, look,

. >> is sarah palin right that this, brace yourself, is the gop's best hope? >> i'm joany earnst. >> inside politics, the biggest stories sourced by the best reporters now. >>> welcome to "inside politics," i'm john king, welcome and thank you for sharing your sunday with us, now, everyone loves a good comeback story, but not every politician has the skills to engineer one, especially in tough times. we're watching two critical efforts, one involving the sitting president of the united states, the other featuring the republican governor of new jersey, chris christie. he has a week on the stage, they put out enrollment numbers for obamacare that are much better than people expected. and yet even democrats think that when you ask them is this the seeds of recovery, can the president come back in a mid-term election, even democrats are skeptical, why? >> because he needs more than a golden photo op, especially one that is not taken domestically. the obamacare numbers are fine but not fantastic. this is reduced expectations. and we don't really know what it means.

she is in a class, sarah palin, by herself. in this country by the left. and i don't really understand it because she doesn't have any power. >> and she is not running. >> other than -- other than she gets attention. >> right. doesn't have any legislative power. >> that drives them crazy as well. she is not running for anything. this is not ted christie or ted cruz or marco rubio. as far as we know she is not running. why do they continue to go after her. >> i don't know. >> she still gets under their skin. all the vicious names they call her don't effect her at all. that makes them under. >> the way you stop a good guy with a nuke is get a good guy with a nuke. is that what our policy should be in ukraine? come on o. >> again, you debate what she says on the merits of that. >> i agree with you. >> you don't go in and call her names and call her children names and cast aspersions on her in ways that are despicable. >> that's correct. the left can't stop. they are compulsive. >> the left as if the left walks in monolithic way. >

sarah said it took six years and seven votes to pass the brady bill, it had 155 co-authors. if the speaker would put our bill on the floor it would take one vote to pass it. we would have 189 co-authors and a stream of people who have already told us they would vote for this. all we need is of vote, this would get passed today. please know that we are not interested in quitting. we are going to stick with this and i am proud to be here to join in the course to say we need to finish the job so thank you very much. >> thank you, sir. finally i am honored to introduce someone who is one of the great leaders in this nation's period, nowhere is that more evident than leader pelosi and her leadership and her fight on behalf of the families and your constituents and all americans to end this senseless gun violence. her commission is deep and genuine and truly inspiring to those of us who share your commitment to making this a safer nation. thank you. [applause] >> thank you very much for your generous introduction. it is with great humility that i come here today, humility in the f

sarah palin speaking live right now.ator ted cruz of texas came in second in that poll followed by retired neurosurgeon ben carson. >>> a new day brings a renewed search for a missing airliner. three americans were among the 239 people aboard the flight headed to beijing. as the search for that plane continues, the search for answers is getting underway. today, we learned two of its passengers were traveling with stolen passports. for the latest on the investigation, we go live to scott highland in malaysia. scott, what can you tell us? >> reporter: jonathan, we know in about 90 minutes from now in the building behind me, there is going to be another press conference with the airline representatives as well as with the civil aviation board. there have been no major developments overnight we have heard yet that might come through in this press conference. right now, everything is focused on that search and rescue operation. we know now that five nations are contributing, that the united states being one, there is a destro

. >> sarah palin co-ops dr. seuss, but the big winner -- rand paul. reaction is ahead. >>> in a james, a new study on the worst cities for traffic trouble. that's in today's number one. >>> lea there, it's high noon in the east, 9:00 a.m. in the west. striking new details today in the disappearance of that malaysian airlines jet. it may have changed course before it suddenly vanished. malaysia airlines m-370 was carrying 239 people when it disappeared from radar early saturday morning. authorities are now saying two passengers used stolen passports to board that flight. those two tickets were most likely bought together. the malaysian prime minister has ordered investigators to widen the search area the airline says everything possible is being done to help find that missing plane. >> and yet they have now found any wreckage, no wreckage whatsoever. >> vietnamese air force planes did spot two large oil slicks, though it's not certainly if they're connected with the plane. this map shows the location. the u.s. navy along with the safety board has joine

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, where daddy was going to be. >> when weeks left home, he told his wife he was leaving a few things b

>> and sarah bajc is still trying to desperately cling to hope. >> i am coping through it.ust this huge vacuum, because, you know, it is not only that philip is missing, and by any reasonable person's calculations, he is most likely permanently missing, and i can't quite accept that, because, you know, what my head is telling me and what my heart are telling me are two very conflicting things. >> as she hopes, the data is fine-tuned, the search area shifts again, and the world waits. >> we can't stop thinking about this and wondering, because how could it be in the 21st century that a modern airliner could go missing? how could that be? and here we are with a missing airliner, and i think that just boggles people's minds, and we just need to know what happened, don't we? >> a mystery unsolved, clues scattered, questions unanswered, and heartbroken families are left to pick up the pieces. imam don lemon in the cnn newsroom. here are your headlines. airplanes from china, south korea and the united states have taken off to start scanning for anything plane wreckage related to

sarah palin was perfect. there was no way that john mccain could lose as long as he picked sarah palin. bill kristol is just as famous, if maybe not just as influential, now as he was back then. but now part of the reason that mr. crystist kristol is still s is he's become kind of an internet meme that stands for guy who is wrong about everything. if you have to boil down the concept of bad punditry, somebody who's famous for getting things wrong, the aftvir you'd come up with would be this guy. if you type "bill kristol wrong" into google, google suggests bill kristol wrong again, bill kristol wrong again, bill kristol always wrong. you get to a page of a theory that bill kristol is always wrong. the website is billkristoltheory.blogspot.com. last summer the media criticism website mediaite finding the vehicle for them summarizing things bill kristol has famously been wrong about was to put together a bill kristol is wrong slide show. bill kristol said that nancy pelosi had disastrously miscalculated by comi

sarah is with us now.erviews before that news and just was, i mean, just so poised and you've been in my thoughts and after that announcement, we got this question about whether there is physical proof. you put on facebook, there is still no proof that the plane crashed and all souls were lost. do you think the malaysian government spoke too soon? >> well, first of all, good morning from beijing. i think they did speak too soon, but it was such an abrupt change in their behavior from before. i mean up until that point, the malaysian government had been very reserved, very careful in the kinds of information they were releasing, which ended up being basically no information since they didn't know anything. and then to suddenly come out with this pronouncement in the most shocking, possible way. you know, the last-minute calling of press release already had everybody on edge. even though they had the information earlier. they kind of set it up for maximum effect. and then that text message right before the s

it wasn't from sarah palin or michele bachmann.road if they're going to be any type of challenge to hillary clinton. >> all right, angela rye, always good to have you on "the ed show." >> thank you so much. always good to be here. >>> i spent the weekend with some great, tough middle class americans who simply will not give up. we go inside the steel mill at lorraine, ohio. that's "the ed show." "politicsnation" with reverend al sharpton starts right now. good evening, rev. >> good evening, ed. and thanks to you for tuning in. i'm live tonight from tallahassee, florida, the state's capitol, where earlier today my civil rights organization, national action network, and other groups came together to rally against the stand your ground law. thousands came out today, and we'll talk about it later in the show. but we start tonight with breaking news. bridget kelly breaking her silence. on the eve of a pivotal court hearing, nbc has obtained exclusive new video of kelly, the former christie aide who sent the e-mail "time for some traffic

thousands of miles a wway in beijing, the day begins as usual for his partner sarah baejack. >> i get up early and drink coffee watching the sunrise and we live next to a apple orchard and i do my yoga every morning and eat oatmeal and go the work. >> reporter: and in a few hours, philip will take the flight home to sarah. kuala lumpur connects southeast asia to the continent. paul weeks needs to make it thousands of miles inland to mongolia. >> and he was doing it for right reason. it was his dream job. >> reporter:er and he is an engineer and husband to danika and father to two boys. >> he spent so much time with the kids, and took them to the zoo. and they were like his little shadow. >> reporter: in fact, preparing the boys was a major issue preparing for paul's 28-day abroad assignment. >> itt wthis was a big change fe family and especially lincoln, and he had bought him a little mini pad to skype him and a map to know where daddy would be. >> reporter: when he left home, he told his wife that he was leaving a few things behind. >> he said, i am leaving behind my wedding ring and

sarah hoye has the story. >> it's with deep sadness and regret that i must inform you that according to this new data, life of 370 ended in the southern indian ocean. >> the missing malaysia airlines plain that vanished 17 days ago, crashed, he said. citing new data analysis by satellite company bringing new comfort to the families of draughdistraught passengers. >> for them the past few weeks have been heartbreaking. i know this news must be harder still. >> reporter: plaintiff malaysia's prime minister addressed the world, malaysia airlines met with the families of the missing passengers. released a statement that said in part, it must be assumed the flight had been lost. chaos ensued with many screaming inside the briefing room in agony and disbelief and dozens needing medical attention. the announcement was too much for this woman who heard the news at a hotel where many of the relatives are staying in beijing. although there's been no confirmed sighting of the plane for days satellite images showed possible debris floating in the indian ocean. with the search window finally narr

sarah jones again, environmental review officer. c-e-q-a is done when project approvals are being sought. that's what triggers environmental review as a project. so, this was not submitted to us as an approval for ceqa review. >> so, there was no c-e-q-a, no environmental evaluation of the impact of the new pump? >> it was not. c-e-q-a evaluation not not required. >> that question remains, you know. i'm asking about whether or not environmental review that was done. i'm not asking whether it was required or not, whether you believe it was required or not. just wondering whether it was done. >> it was not done because it was not required. >> okay. all right. so, is, is part of the project expanding pumping operations? because that's one of the claims that is being made by the appellant. is that one of the, the goals, objectives, the points of the project? >> the proposed project, the pumphouse project does not -- would not change the amount of water that would be removed or the rate of water that would be removed. that is determined

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former governor sarah palin with the keynote address at cpac.e liberty needs a congress on cruise control. there's no free ride. someone pays. someone always pays. i do not like when congress steals. i do loot they can crony deals. yi're not just sitting back, just hanging, hanging with the chum-gang. i do not like this spying man. i do not like, oh yes we can. >> so jason what do you make of her comments. >> fantastic. i've always wondered and then realize it's because she's not that bright on the air why sarah palin's rhetoric doesn't lange long or connect with more people. she has wit, engagement, charismatic. she fails because she doesn't have enough policy behind it. it was a great speech. a shame that the republican party can't find a way to sell her outside of cpac. >> i didn't expect that. how relevant is sarah palin in the republican party right now? what kind of influence does she really have? >> i think a lot of influence with an audience of cpac. that's not the republican party. it is a much younger version to the right of the republ

. >>> sarah palin, take a look at her with apologies to dr. seuss. >> i do not like reporters smug replies when i complain about their lies. >> is it a smart strategy when you need the media to get your message out? >> it's the tried and true sarah palin blame the media strategy. we heard a lot of it at cpac. yes, i know we are -- but come would be if it didn't work the last time, it's not going to work this time. >> sarah palin is a fox news contributor. was she there as a pundit or somebody who might want to run for president if nobody else suitable does? >> i think she has aspirations to go somewhere. maybe it's like hillary in the sense she hasn't decided, but she's keeping the oven warm to move in. i do think there's a -- palin is in an interesting position. i think the media discussion take her seriously because most of america doesn't take her seriously. i don't think americans loor fog foreign policy analysis turn to palin. >> but she has a passionate following. >> but that's her dilemma. i don't think she is very serious, other than t

>> sarah, i'm curious.ing about the knock-off nike brand, their own version of michael jordan come up? that's like a billion dollar company there essentially doing nike products but not owned by nike. i think that's their real competition. do you know anything about that? >> we didn't get into the specifics of challenges in china. they've been dealing with that, local competition, inventory issues. all sorts of things. the important point on china is that things are turning the corner. i know the trading fans love under armour. we did talk about the momentum behind under armour, the double-digit sales growth they've been managing to post given the fact they're a tenth of the size of nike. he said he's focus odd his own future. >> i think you're spot on in terms of china. we own the stock. investors are waiting to see how that turns, how fast that turns. and last quarter we did get a glimpse of it a little bit better. it still has room to go. clearing out the inventories. getting better pricing. they're gett

they've gone more to the entertainment side like newt gingrich and sarah palin. we're hearing from people who are presidential hopefuls, the ted cruz and rand pauls, but today it was let's get back to the basics and talk about what conservatives enjoy hearing the most. >> besides rand paul who else can we expect to see in terms of the 2016 presidential hopeful? >> reporter: you know, we're hearing from a range of folks and it's interesting the c pac straw poll is happening right now, it wraps up today. the election is a little ways off, but the field is wide open. a lot of conservatives are hungry for candidates who speak for them. we heard from one person today who is a little less known dr. ben carson, pediatriciani pc neurosurgeon. >> of course, gay people should have the same rights as everyone else. but they don't get extra rights. they don't get to redefine marriage. >> he also defended, for example, other comments he made in the pas past. his comments are getting a lot of attention, and someone seen as an emerging leader of the conservative movement. >> so

does anyone love sarah palin?plause] if i walked out there and asked 100 of you of why you love sarah, i would probably get 100 different answers. if you asked me, it is because she is an unapologetic supporter of the right to keep and bear arms and an avid hunter. you might love the fact that she rolls up her sleeves and goes out and works hard to elect leaders like nikki haley. love that she would rather tell michael bloomberg to have a coke and a smile and stop telling us to -- how to live our lives. [applause] one thing that we all love about sarah is that she drives liberals absolutely crazy. [applause] it is funny to watch. they come unglued. they don't know what to do. is it because she took on the establishment and beat the incumbent mayor of wasilla? is it because she became the first female governor of the state of alaska? the truth is, it is not. the reason she drives them crazy is the reason we love her so much. it is because the cheese stands firmly in between our freedom and our opponents who want to

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sarah b sarah bjak's partner, of phillip wood.night on anderson cooper 360, she made an emotional plea to whomever could be responsible. >> the reality is, whoever has done this has been successful and they have fooled all the experts and all the governments in the world. they have made a very serious point. but i think they can accomplish their goals without hurting people. because in the end, the families and the god of whoever is doing this could forgive them creating this crisis. it's a terrible thing they have done. but i think they couldn't forgive if they took innocent lives. and so i'm just hoping. i'm hoping and i'm asking, please, to not hurt the people on the plane. you know, find some other way to accomplish what you're trying to accomplish. but don't hurt the people. let phillip come back to me, please. >> these emotions so fresh for sarah. but there is one woman who watches her and knows all too well what she went through. heidi snow went through it too. she lost her fiance in twa 800, formed an organization to help

sarah palin is an example that neither will be elected to anything.irst of all, if your strategy is correct, why use it? i would i think in some ways it's maybe what jeb bush is doing. >> i don't know if it's a strategy or not. the fact is we live in what is essentially a speculation age. there's so much room to speculate and in lack of anything actually happening, especially in many months before an election year, it just makes sense for people to sort of be in play. i should say that the name joe scarborough does not appear anywhere in this article. this is mainly about the scott brown decision. look. it's an entire breed of candidate and i think the media environment lends itself to it. >> in joe's case, people ask him all the time if he is running. that does not mean you're hedging but it means people are asking you. mark halpern, don't you think to an extent -- i brought up jeb bush's name. just because the minute you do announce, that is when everybody starts to eviscerate you. isn't it better to hedge? is it a strategy? >> i think over time, so

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. >> and republican darlene sarah palin rallies the troops at the republican conference outside washington. >> malaysia airlines flight 370 remains missing after disappearing more than a day ago. we are waiting for a press conference. there was no new information said the transport minister, indicating that the plane crashed. vietnam is conducting an airsearch. oil slicks were found. they don't know if there's a kbz. the united states navy is sending a war ship to help with the search. it's in the south china sea, and will reach there in 24 hours. families are awaiting any news for their missing loved ones. the plane was on the way from kuala lumpur to beijing when it vanished. >> search efforts continue for the missing plane as vietnamese aircraft search the area where the plane was last in touch with ground control. families wait for news for the plane that disappeared off the radar saturday morning. 239 people were on board. in beijing, there are similar scenes. there's few details, but the fact that the crew didn't send a distress detail means whatever happened may have happened quickl

. >> sarah palin rallies the troops at a big republican gallery near washington. >> it has been 36 hours and still no word what happened to a modern jumbo jet, an international fleet is searching for the missing malaysian flight. tonight the airline revealed the plane was inspected and did not have any problems. vietnam is searching by air for the jet. military personal found oil slicks, but it's unclear if there's a connection. the united states navy will be helping with the search. the u.s. pic ni is in the south china sea. meanwhile families are waiting for any news of their missing loved ones. >>> one of the three americans was philip wood from texas. an online profile said the 50-year-old worked for ibm in malaysia. his ex wife posted this picture on facebook. >> a company based in austin texas announced 20 employees were on the flight. 12 from malaysia, eight from china. this update a few miles ago. >> the issue of the oil slick - there was an oil slick, no debris. vietnamese aircraft are on the site to verify what is it on the surface of the waters. finally on the issue of the pas

thank you, rachel. >> thank you. >> sarah bajc.phillip wood ways pang on mission malaysia airlines flight 370. obviously we all of course continue to hope for the safe return. however unlikely the passengers and crew in this unbelievable mystery. we'll be right back. the secret is out. hydration is in. [ female announcer ] only aveeno daily moisturizing lotion has an active naturals oat formula that creates a moisture reserve so skin can replenish itself. aveeno® naturally beautiful results. yeah. i heard about progressive's "name your price" tool? i guess you can tell them how much you want to pay and it gives you a range of options to choose from. huh? i'm looking at it right now. oh, yeah? yeah. what's the... guest room situation? the "name your price" tool, making the world a little more progressive. >>> at least we have explained the counter narrative. that's a newly released text message from former port authority executive bill baroni to new jersey governor chris christie's campaign manager at the time, bill stepien. that te

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