that is why getting that black box is so critical, sean. i think this is probably the most hopeful sign we've seen. i have looked at the satellite imagery, both through elect electrooptical, because the chinese are announcing it they may not want to let us know how accurate the satellites are, so they may have given us the wrong dimensions. but there are three huge pieces out there. and i happen to agree with hank. that is the worrisome thing. it is important we have our very best because technically the u.s. has the best sensors, but the best sensors to find the field that leads to the black box because that will tell the story. >> i know we call it the black box, it is obviously orange, obviously built to withstand a significant crash. why do you think we've not been able to pick up the ping from that? either one of you have a theory? >> because we haven't gotten close enough to it off it is submerged deep enough in the water. you wouldn't get that ping until you get a submersable, or something close to it. >>> and we'll look into whether

waits scary for mom but not sean.ned to be brave. >> during the teaching he looked at me and said don't cry. if you cry i'll worry. if you don't cry, i won't worry. >> you're a wise young man. >> thank you. >> sweet kid. >> the ronald mcdonald house raised two thirds of the $41 million. they have to have 80% before they can break ground. >> you can help joining us in a house party fund-raiser this saturday. let's check on the forecast. >> yes. no fog to speak of. 64 yosemite. 59 in eureka. here in the bay area, temperatures coming up along the coast. mid-70s in santa rosa and napa. towards liver pore, 70 in fremont. seven # san jose. looking at the accu-weather forecast, temperatures slowly be coming up around the bay and inland throughout the first day of spring. still low 60s to low 70s. we don't have a lot to complain about. except the fact we don't have rain in the forecast. >> turning our attention to sports and baseball. >> big problem. you know never too early for me to panic. what do you do when you lose your

the problem is, sean, the images were captured by a u.s.ellite actually on sunday because of the very tedious process it was only discovered and made public yesterday. that means there is a high chance the debris has significantly moved from its original location. the search last night was unsuccessful because of poor weather conditions and today's search appears to be slowed again below cloud and rain. but we do understand a norwegian merchant ship has reached the search area and we're hoping for information on that. but we've also been warned that it could be days before we get anything definitive, sean? >> catalina, if i could ask you briefly, one of the problems it is 1500 miles out then we have a flight out to the location of the area. five hours back, the maximum in-air time is 13 hours, giving three hours for the search. is that about right? >> yes, that is right, the australian maritime safety has indicated to us they actually only have about a two-hour period to search that area. so it has limited -- the search capabilities. and as

waits scary for mom but not sean. he's learned to be brave. >> during the teaching he looked at me and said don't cry. if you cry i'll worry. if you don't cry, i won't worry. >> you're a wise young man. >> thank you. >> sweet kid. >> the ronald mcdonald house raised two thirds of the $41 million. they have to have 80% before they can break ground. >> you can help joining us in a house party fund-raiser this saturday. let's check on the forecast. >> yes. no fog to speak of. 64 yosemite. 59 in eureka. here in the bay area, temperatures coming up along the coast. mid-70s in santa rosa and napa. towards liver pore, 70 in fremont. seven # san jose. looking at the accu-weather forecast, temperatures slowly be coming up around the bay and inland throughout the first day of spring. still low 60s to low 70s. we don't have a lot to complain about. except the fact we don't have rain in the forecast. >> turning our attention to sports and baseball. >> big problem. you know never too early for me to panic. what do you do when you

sean. >> 300,000 member union did support obamacare.y complaining they have actually calculated the cost that it's going to be $5 less that their workers will make per hour. now we have millions of people not keeping their plans, not keeping their doctors, nobody is basically saving $2,500 per family per year. the entire obamacare scam and i view it as a scam at this point has been predicated on lies. the best thing the country could do right now is not only repeal the law, but replace it with one that is friendly for people that are sick that are preexisting conditions, free market capitalism to create competition buy plans across state lines. so that means you will get a cheaper plan. you are able to bring a job to job. individual healthcare savings accounts is the answer. that's my short answer. >> i have this g.o.p. plan though that says you don't care about the sick, sean. >> you know, greta. you know. you just want to stir the pot. that's why we are friends. >> all right. thank you, sean. >> great to he sues always. >> i love your

>> well, it is very interesting, sean, leghello, to you. this is of course, the news the world has been waiting for. but of course how and why this plane crashed into the ocean remains a mystery. now, today, investigators will continue to search the area where this plane is. it is believed to have crashed into the ocean some 2 and a half kilometers off the coast of perth. what we do know is that there were two incidents, first and foremost, a chinese sea plane described what was suspicious objects in the search zone. and then of course, the crew of the p-3 orion located two objects described as gray or grain in a circular object, and orange, rescue tank georgi obje britain's inmarsat gave information that gave the malaysian authorities the confidence to say yes this plane has indeed crashed in this vicinity. so the australian naval ship is en route, and will join in the search to find the wreckage. we have the u.s. ship, pfo for n as well. >>> dan, gray, green, that hardly seems definitive, while we hope they find the plane, loved ones, def

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this gets more strange by the hour. >> it does, sean.al saying the uss kidd will broaden its search based on an assessment there is a high probability the aircraft went down, today, investigators using a new technology to help locate flight 370. two communication systems went dark at roughly the same time. 370 satellite communication link was still active, and searching for a transmission point. >> we're looking closely with our team from the us to us get whatever information or satellite to the us us and we're working that to determine the whereabouts of the aircraft. we cannot review the information now because it's under investigation. >> the transponder and maintenances system can be turned off by the pilot the satellite communication link cannot. once an hour it does a kind of handshake, a reset like a cell phone. this helps a satellite find the right tilt or angle. it did not communicate data but continues 4 to 5 hours. the satellite tilt gives investigators a broad scope or angle to consider, but does not provide data on altitude,

sean? >> let me ask you this, later on in the program, general mcinerney who is very serious person, he seems to have some intelligence, in fact, people that he's talking to, that believe this flight may have landed in pakistan, do we know if the plane had enough fuel to make it that far, and to quote the new york times that the flight path was altered by computer command and not better manual controls? >> simply based on this satellite communications link, they were able to identify earlier this week these two corridors, one that stretches down into the southern indian ocean, and the other that stretches up to kazakhstan. my read of it, is that there was sufficient fuel to reach both of those corridors, that is why the data was laid out in this way. okay, what do we know about the maldives and the reports of this low flying jet with the malaysian air markings, that came from a number of sources. they're foreign, we know it was a daily news report out of maldives, do we know anything about

sean hackett was remanded back into custody among be sentenced for manslaughter. next month brendan wright rte news had come down and cry in court the misuse of company bristol myers squid is to coach. it's not some trinkets and seeing cruise around in dublin by the end of twenty fifteen with a lump sum on to compare steve jobs. a further thirty jobs to go and it's sort of more than this reporter ray kennedy is standing by fresno. in short walk. andrei is the company shedding tonight's particular day back at the prospect of any of those and jobs being saved. well it is a slim hope of course but they did they do say that they are no working with the idea gardens in terms of the coastal the entire front of screws dropped to nine percent of total loss. jobs by the end of twenty fifteen to see if there is any future potential use for the facility and witches they seem to be closer as i say and they emphasize the point to minimize the job losses so does roughly sake and just over two years left to see some become vigilant in terms of saving some of the positions that i

>> sean, this is a very difficult task. and i know you know this, but let's not forget that the last known location of the airplane was way up here. the last point where we knew for certain the airplane actually was. this is all based on theory, based on some data from the satellite's so-called hand shake that they have come up with, and malaysia has come out with that they say determined on the satellite data that the plane crashed and everybody died. the chinese are asking for the data. they would like to see it. the family members who are potentially lost would like to see it. this is basically theoretical here, when i was spdeployed, tw other airplanes were above that crash. they never found anything but an oil slick. it is a very big challenge. >> let's go to some of the satellite images we're talking about here. because we have a lot of different areas. look at this. you were a pilot in the navy and flew this. we were talking about the debris we keep referring to, coming from china and france and thailand. these were

i hope everyone goes and sees it. >> thank you so much, sean. >> that is all the time we have left.s, we'll see you back here real soon. >>> tonight on "red eye." >> coming up on "red eye." are senior citizen water skiers a threat to national security? the shocking trend that has the pentagon on high alert. plus, is the president recruiting a race of evil space tigers to invade canada? >> the good news is they are already on board. they know this needs to happen. >> and finally, lady bugs. friendly insects or carriers of the world's deadliest parasite. none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> now let's welcome our guests. she never met a mirror she didn't like except the one time when it was too small for her giant, giant head.

>> that is correct, sean.believe it took a westerly course, there is indications the last known track on the transponder and the only known radar skin paint heads directly towards india. and i believe that it ended up in pakistan or could have been iran. probably not going to be in pakistan anymore with all of this discussion about it. but the fact is, i believe it was landed. i believe it was hijacked. i do not believe that i've seen any credible evidence except maybe the inmarsat comments about the indian ocean. >> right sn. >> but that is a vast area. >> and just to remind people, general, you believe because of the time line in all of this. in other words, the transponder is off. acars is off, and then it was manually put in the computer, a new flight path. and then we have a sense of direction based on the hours it was in the air, and the pinging came up. is that a good summation of why you believe that? >> yes, and the distance from kuala lumpur, to beijing, from kuala lumpur to lahore, pakistan, the fue

>> sean, the pentagon is laying low right now. official statements, warnings to russia are coming from the white house, the u.n., where russia called a meeting this afternoon. just as the meeting started russian forces seized control of a ferry terminal along the crimean border and began to move the russian soldiers in by the truck load. the reports surfaced that it issued an ultimatum. russian officials later denied the threat was issued yet their troops are still surrounding ukrainian barrack. >> i think the strong condemnation that it received from countries around the world indicated that russia is on the wrong side of history. >> vladimir putin doesn't appear to be concerned or deterred. he oversaw russian military exercises today and pro-russian protests that may or may not be spontaneous broke out in eastern ukraine. russia's u.n. ambassador said -- excuse me, ukraine's former prime minister yanukovych. >> under the insolence of western countries these are open acts of terror and violence, people are being persecuted for re

>> it does, sean. u.s. investigators, the ntsb and the faa are engaged in an intense review of the data as this search enters his second week and they try to narrow down the path for the missing jet. investigators are assessing the trajectory of the aircraft based on weather and fuel and what's known about the flight path once the transponder went dark 40 minutes into the flight. the triple seven can glide, although not long distances. with the pilot and co-pilot still under scrutiny, there's no evidence the plane has crashed, but no conclusions have been reached. the malaysian media is reporting a half dozen landing strips were found the pilot's simulator recovered from his home in kuala lumpur. the reported landings sites are said to include the strips in the indians ocean, the maldives, slee lanka and the suggestion the plane could be on u.s. territory, was dismissed outright. >> some news reports saying the missing flight could have landed in the u.s. military base. dee ago garcia in the central indian

. >> good to see you, sean. as you know from the very beginning, the search has been at the mercy of the weather, and after losing 24 hours to bad weather, yesterday's search was vital. fortunately, the clouds did part to allow 12 aircraft from six nations to scour the area. now four chinese ships and australia's hma success are in the area. that search discovered three objects. unfortunately, they weren't able to relocate it on subsequent passes. malaysian sources say french satellite imagery has found 122 objects of interest floating in the southern indian ocean, about 2 1/2 kilometers off the coast of perth. we were taking they ranged in size from 1 meter to 23 meters in length and are brightly credible. they say it's likely they belong to the missing jet. today's search will focus on the area, involving six military aircraft, five civil aircraft, and five ships. we're told the weather is expected to deteriorate later today. >> all right, catalina, as always, another great report. and here to show us exactly

this is an airline with 20-year history, only one fatality -- >> sean, i agree, there is nobody that builds a better airline than a boeing company. >> but the level of redundancy, captain, this is what you do, mark, you're a pilot. the level of redundancy is three or fourcases. >> and that is true, sean, like i said earlier we've seen so much smoke and mirrors, so many places we have been led that are actually not verified. even the mention you made before of the 45,000 feet, we have been hearing that for three or four days now. and to what i have found, the malaysian group does not have the capability of that kind of altitude finding on the radar that they were using. and the data blocks as you said, if the transponders were turned off and everything he feels was turned off how did they come up with that? >> well, we have found so many bets, then we were heading to the straits of malacca, and then -- this is frustrating. >> triple 7s do not evaporate into thin air. they don't, there had to be some data picked up some place so we have to use some information they're giving us at leas

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and transponders don't go off by themselves. >> sean, this mystery is missing two things. the plane and patience. this simply -- this is baffling to aviation experts. and the consequences are absolutely extraordinary. we've never seen anything like this in aviation security history. i would like to tap into catherine's focus on the system data that is coming in today. that system data is going to look at the range to -- the flight velocity to this aircraft. i guess that is the amount of time when the transponders tapped off. and the time is based on three factors, the lift to drag of the boeing 777. and on the other side, there is the weight ratio. the initial weight and the final weight. and then in between you have this thing called impulse consumption of the fuel inside. so once you multiply all the three factors together that gives you an estimate of time. that is why you see "the wall street journal" point to the range. >> talking about four hours of range. certainly the report said it was off course, off course significantly. d.j., you're a pilot, i don't know, have

my colleague sean hannity joins us. nice to he see you, sean. >> hi greta, how are you?hat is it about these hollywood stars that seem obsessed with radical dictators? this has gone on for years. i don't understand the obsession myself. >> why is he doing this? sometimes i wonder if they have no comprehension of history or current events. i sort of wondered does he realize what's going on in that country right now or not? people have been -- i mean, people have been killed in these clashes. >> look, i can't say it any better than you just did it. look, i remember when he was -- sean penn was on larry king. we actually recorded it and i do a bit on the radio show, greta, where he literally sounds like a mumbling, bumbling fool. and i don't understand where he is coming from. i don't think anyone ever challenges him i guess he has decent acting abilities. when he dictators. i thought actors were supposed to stand up for people and the right of people to pursue their dreams and apparently not in sean penn's case. >> i have seen the work he has done in haiti are. >> that's g

sean hannity is different. sean hannity is very much in lockstep with what roger ailes wants. it is interesting to know that bill shine, programming deputy was director-producer and the line between ailes, sean hannity where he can get what he wants onto the air or hannity. >> host: let's come back to the 2012 election. there is a famous moment on the air or karl rove, who has been on fox for many years is raising a lot of money against obama and doing commentary about obama disbelieves the call. tell us a little bit about that. i was a moment where megan kelley the answer, basically said let's go check and looks pretty awful lot not. it doesn't fit the scenario. what has happened in that paul meant for sheep eyeshades insist with good look at the return. >> guest: we should back up to it happened that morning. roger l.'s consent is played in election coverage. in the afternoon they have a new spitting were the anchors and analysts talk about how they n they have a newight. spitting were the anchors and analysts talk about how they will cover that night. ailes was frustrated t

thank you for being with us. >> the honor is mine, sean.orning from paris, where kerry faces a critical showdown in a little more than 12 hours time, that's when he sits down face to face for the first time since this crisis erupted with the notoriously prickly foreign minister. sergei dabrov and kerry will come face to face. police snipers mowed down scores of protesters last month. the climax was victor yanukovych fleeing kiev in the middle of the night. people mobbed kerry in the square. kerry said that all the members of the g8 are standing with the u.s. in promising to help this eastern european nation, which now faces major debt issues and saw its southeastern territory invaded by tens of thousands of troops last week, dispatched by russian president vladimir putin. >> i would hope that president putin, who -- if -- you know, if -- who is insisting all evidence, everywhere in the world about troops being in crimea, that they're not there, that he will step back and listen carefully. we would like to see this de-escalated. we are not l

sean, i want to start with you. as part of your career, you look at images of this and try to figure out how significant they may be. you have seen pictures of the images from the chinese satellite. what do you think it might be? any reason for hope? any differentiation in the images we saw earlier in the week? >> one of the interesting things you can notice when you look at the images we saw earlier in the week released by australia, they gave one of the dimensions for the larger object as 24 meters. this one, they are saying is about 22 meters wrong. there's a little margin for error there. if there's measuring difficulty, they might be the same object. they both looked relatively rectangular. this one was sighted 120 kilometers from the australian items. given the difference in times between when the images were required, that would imply an average surface speed of 2.5 kilometers per hour between point a and point b. it's possible it might be the same object. it's possible it might be different objects from a di

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>> thank you, sean.eciate it thanks. coming up, a terrifying scene. helicopter crashing to the ground. right in the middle of rush >>> bill o'reilly is next. first, get ready to speed read your way through the news. a news helicopter crashing to the street and exploding into flames near seattle's space needle. photographer and killed. chopper was taken off from the helipad when it crashed into a city street hitting three cars. one driver was critically hurt. the ntsb is investigating the cause of this crash. and in new jersey, the case of rachel canning coming to an official end. of the 18-year-old lawsuit against the parents was dismissed. she was suing her parents reunited with her parents and moved back home. that's tonight's speed read. right here 7 p.m. go to gretawire got come and answer this he question. was thailand cruel to withhold their radar data for 10 days? or do you accept their that you o'reilly is next. go to gretawire.com before you watch bill. good night from washington. see you tomorr

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bill shine who is roger ailes or graham deputy was for years sean hannity's direct producer. ailes can get what he wants onto the air through hannity. >> host: i want to come back to a couple of things about the 2012 election. it was a famous moment where was written about and on the air work karl rove who has been on fox for many years and raising money against obama and doing commentary about obama disbelieves the call. tell us about that because that was the moment where the anchor, somebody said let's go check. it doesn't fit the scenario. what happened in that moment where she questioned and said let's look at the returns? >> guest: we should back up to what happened that morning. roger ailes comes in and planning the election coverage and they have a news meeting where the anchors and analysts talk about how they are going to cover the night. ailes was frustrated that chris christie had given obama a photo op on the beach after hurricane sandy and the fox polling analyst said our polls don't show that hurt romney. everyone in the room as one of my interview scepters tol

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. >> at his bedside his father, sean, watched his son go from being catatonic to what he calls high as a kite. >> how high are you on the morphine? >> i'm not high on -- >> i watched friends of mine die from taking the same drugs that he took. >> you see, sean was a drug addict, and he had struggled for decades to get clean. >> it was scary. it was important for him not to take these drugs if he could avoid it. >> if he could avoid them. i know how addictive they are. i've seen it. it scared the hell out of me. >> but sean is not scared of marijuana and neither is chaz. >> this right here, i don't get sick off of it. i can't overdose. >> and chaz is right about that. while there are fatal accidental prescription medicine overdoses, every 19 minutes in this country, there are virtually no reports of fatal marijuana overdoses. and it's perhaps one of the biggest reasons most people think pot is safe. in fact, a new study of children showed that by high school only one in five think marijuana is harmful. that's the lowest number in more than two decades, and it's something we heard over a