automatic satellite communication suggested the jet went down somewhere in the southern indian ocean off australia. debris from the plane was eventually confirmed to be found on the french island of rio new on in the indian ocean and later up and down the east african coast. in january twenty seventh seen almost three years and two hundred million dollars later australia called off the search with no black box or plane found. a year later malaysia hired a private firm ocean infinity to continue the search they also develop their own hypothesis about m.h. three seventy's and. namely that the pilot purposely depressurize the passenger cabin and took the plane into a controlled dive into the ocean committing suicide and killing everyone on board. some evidence bears this out the pilot reportedly ordered an extra two hours of fuel for the plane pieces of the wreckage that have been found suggest the plane did not fall very fast or from up high the f.b.i. found data on the pilot's home computer suggest he simulated a flight into the southern indian ocean and the malaysian prime minister an

everyone on board unconscious the plane then ran out of fuel and took a steep dive into the southern indian ocean off of australia. debris from the plane turned up on the french island of the union and later up and down the east african coast. in january two thousand and seventeen after almost three years australia called off the search with no black box or plane found. a year later malaysia hired a private firm ocean infinity to continue the search. they developed a new hypothesis about m h three seventy s and namely that the pilot purposely depressurize the passenger cabin and took the plane into a controlled dive into the indian ocean committing suicide and killing all on board some evidence seems to bear this out pieces of wreckage suggests the plane may not have fallen from a high altitude investigators also found data on the pilot's home computer that he had simulated a flight into the southern indian ocean and the malaysian prime minister announced that the communication system had been manually switched off just after the final words good night malaysian three seven zero yet after multipl

disappeared over the indian ocean the malaysian authorities say they are ending their search for the wreckage a private company has spent the last few months scouring a vast area of the southern indian ocean but without any success some pieces of the wreckage were found earlier in the search the plane disappeared back in march twenty fourth team with two hundred two hundred and thirty nine people on board. and just for snow in basketball reigning champs the golden state warriors came from fifteen points down to beat the houston rockets and power into the n.b.a. finals steph curry was a golden state's hero once again he inspired the comeback scoring fourteen of his twenty seven points in the third period the team from california will now meet the cleveland cavaliers in the best of seven finals for the fourth year in a row. all right thank you so much for spending this part of your day with us the news continues at the top we out here that. we make up oh but we want tons of the underdog but you we all the civil service or . the want to show you the continent's future. part of it and join dumpsters as they share their story their dreams and their chums in the same seven percent

advanced civilian survey vessels to scan more than eighty thousand square kilometers of the southern indian ocean but the mission has yet to reveal any significant clues the echo is now six thousand meters under underwater ok the loss of a quick stop on the. last off star kind of movement and we don't know if it has broken up or soil so far if it has then we need to know what section has gone where . fourteen different nationalities were on board the boeing triple seven more than half of the passengers were from china. john hood still hopes to find out what happened to his mother who is traveling home to beijing he has written a letter to my heart there mohamed urging malaysia's prime minister to pursue a long term search for songs here i firmly believe m h three seventy will be found in technology wise we see the efficiency has been raised almost ten times and in another three or four years it will be easier and cheaper and more efficient to do the search. the recently elected malaysian government side's budgetary constraints for its decision to stop looking for the plane the families of the m h

advanced civilian survey vessels to scan more than eighty thousand square kilometers of the southern indian ocean but the mission has yet to reveal any significant clues the echo is now six thousand meters under the water. the loss of a quick stanley. lotsof strong current movement and we don't know if it has broken up or soil so far if it has then we need to know what station has gone where. fourteen different nationalities were on board the boeing triple seven more than half of the passengers were from china john hood still hopes to find out what happened to his mother who is traveling home to beijing he has written a letter to mahathir mohamad urging malaysia's prime minister to pursue a long term search for songs here i firmly believe m h three seventy will be found technology wise we see the efficiency has been raised almost ten times and in another three or four years it will be easier and cheaper and more efficient to do the search. the recently elected malaysian government sides budgetary constraints for its decision to stop looking for the plane the families of the m h three seventy pass

advanced civilian survey vessels to scan more than eighty thousand square kilometers of the southern indian ocean but the mission has yet to reveal any significant clues the echo is now six thousand meters under underwater ok there are lots of earthquakes down there. lotsof a strong current movement and we don't know if it has broken up or soil so far if it has then we need to know what section has gone where. fourteen different nationalities were on board the boeing triple seven more than half of the passengers were from china. john hood still hopes to find out what happened to his mother who is traveling home to beijing he has written a letter to my heart there mohamed urging malaysia's prime minister to pursue a long term search for songs here i firmly believe m h three seventy will be found in technology wise we see the efficiency has been raised almost ten times and in another three or four years it will be easier and cheaper and more efficient to do the search. the recently elected malaysian government side's budgetary constraints for its decision to stop looking for the plane the families

before crashing in the southern indian ocean. one ocht most challenging and exhaustive searches in history began. with the initial search site roughly half the size of the united states. >> we're not searching for a needle in a hay stack. we're defining what a hay stack is. >> arguably probably one of the most bizarre mysteries in any field at all. >> reporter: in an australia led search, experts honed in on 60,000 square kilometers of sea. off the coast of pert. >> if there's a plane. we'll see it. >> using sonar equipment and under water vehicles they navigate trenches, volcanos and mountains. searching for a debris field. six kilometers below the surface. >> looking for small features. similar to something like this pix sell. alrea >> reporter: a year into the search. debris began washing up on the coast of africa. and islands in the indian ocean. the governments funding the $150 million operation decided it had gone on long enough. officially ending the search in january 2017. devastating families all over again. earlier this

company ocean infinity scouring the southern indian ocean for the aircraft since january, taking overn a no-free basis after the initial search failed. on march 8, 2014, the aircraft carrying 239 people disappeared during a red eye from kuala lumpur to beijing. they suggest the boeing 777 made a u-turn, flew back over malaysia, cut north and apparently cut south disappearing somewhere over the indian ocean. in 2015, the only physical sign of the plane, part of the wing, debris that washed up in eastern africa and nearby islands far from where experts believe the flight disappeared. ocean infinity releasing a statement saying in part, part of our motivation for renewing the search was to try to provide some answers to those affected. it is therefore with a heavy heart that we end our current search without having achieved th that. >> we still really, really miss all the people that we love. >> reporter: four years later an explanation and the plane itself is still elusive. that is truly stunning. back to you. >> keir, thank you. >>> coming up, we'll check in with kari and the warm fore

company scouring the southern indian ocean for the aircraft since january. they dropped drones, and after the initial search, failed. the aircraft carried 239 people disappeared during a red eye to beijing. the last radio conversation at 1:19 a.m. between air traffic controllers and the cockpit seemed rroutine. >> good night. >> good night flight 370. >> reporter: something went terribly wrong. data suggests the boeing 777 made a u-turn, flew back over a malays malaysia, cut north, turned south, disappearing over the indian ocean. in 2015, the only physical sign of the plane, part of the wing, debris that washed up in eastern africa and nearby islands, far from where experts believe the flight disappeared. they released a statement, in part, part of the motivation for renewing the search to those affected, but it is with a heavy heart we end the search without having achieved the aide. as loved ones search for answers. >> i still really, really miss all of the people we love. we don't know what happened to them. >> reporter: australia, malaysia, and china ag

has been expanding its influence in southern yemen as part of the saudi led coalition so is known as the gallop pagels of the indian ocean is home to the unique dragons blood tree and hundreds of recipe cheez about a third of those animals aren't found anywhere else in the world psychiatrist sixty thousand residents have lived almost isolated from the outside world they now find themselves at the center of power struggle between z.m. and government and the u.a.e. to south africa now where gold mining companies have agreed to a four hundred million dollars settlement to compensate thousands of mine is who contracted fatal lung diseases al-jazeera is malcolm web reports two muslim posters lungs was so badly damaged he says he struggles to breathe if you will any faster than this. you worked in gold mines in south africa for moved in thirty years you met him here at his home in the mountain kingdom of. he told us conditions were planned and worst on the ripon side. there's been a lot to how there was a lot of dust i wouldn't be able to see a person standing the ground makes to a lot that they would instruct us to go and we

say many initiatives to make stability in the southern pacific on the island nation sealant moving further up with indonesia between indian and pacific ocean and then a country that tries to make its own way forward breaking out of its reliance on past reliance on russian weapons and clearly going to singapore which has gone out of its way to help us in terms of support to the full self there and i could keep going in the philippines for maintaining a long-term view and it goes right up to japan in the northern pacific. >> the compact of free association and for the community's understanding reinforce how essential that is for the defense strategy. so the postal to ask don't tell i want to confirm those policies without review discharge with sexual orientation? >> i am not aware of any change. >> so since 1970 roughly 19000 service members have been discharged due to sexual orientation those for homosexual behavior not a combination of offenses. but so far only about 1000 applications have been reviewed. some of this may be a resource question but what do they need to know this is available and it is highly technical it isn't good enough t

been expanding their influence in southern yemen that part of the saudi led coalition fighting who he rebels sometimes referred to as the galapagos of the indian ocean it's a culture is home to seven hundred demick species including the unique dragons blood tree its sixty thousand residents of lived almost completely isolated from the outside world and have found themselves at the center of power struggle between the yemeni government and the u.a.e. . child it is director of golf as in government relations at the middle east institute and a former u.s. ambassador to yemen he says psychiatrist to rain will make it difficult to establish any sort of military presence people have often remarked on the strategic value of sokoto over the years going all the way back to the time when it was the people's democratic republic of yemen there have been speculations that that one power or another might try to actually establish a presence on the island it's possible that the emer audi's are thinking something along those lines as well but but the reality is that. the nature of the island the nature of the weather pattern six months heavy wins that really make t

southern yemen as part of the saudi that coalition there. plus a quarter is known as the galapagos all of the indian ocean is home to the unique dragons blood tree and hundreds of rest species about a third of those animals aren't found anywhere else in the world so sixty thousand residents have lived almost isolated from the outside world they now find themselves at the center of a power struggle between yemen's government and the u.n. team. mahmoud abbas has been reelected as chairman of the palestine liberation organization executive committee his expected reappointment came at the end of a meeting in ramallah of the palestinian national council it was the first time the four met in twenty two years has been called and caught in response to trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital and move its embassy. now mozambique's opposition leader. has died the sixty five year old former rebel leader was found dead at his home in. the armed group or namo which four to sixteen years civil war against the ruling from leo fred. movement the man now emerged as opposition party to a peace deal in one thousand nine hundred ninety two b

been expanding their influence in southern yemen that part of the saudi led coalition fighting who he rebels sometimes referred to as the collapse because of the indian ocean so culture is home to seven hundred demick species including the unique dragons blood tree. it's sixty thousand residents have lived almost completely isolated from the outside world the now find themselves at the center of a past shuttle between again many government and the u.a.e. . dress creek from the defense studies department at kings college in on them says the move is part of a much wider strategy by the u.a.e. and what they've done here is basically occupy a country part of the country so they've done that in aden and they're now do that and so cultura which is very far out in the indian ocean to effectively control the backbone man that region of the indian ocean which is part of the grand strategy of the united arab emirates the u.a.e. see themselves or want to see themselves in the future to be the link between the east and the west so it's very important to control here the trade links between east asia and europe which mostly go through suez canal and the bottom and stra

yemen access to the indian ocean access to the bubble munda yemen has suffered three years of will in which thousands of people have died the yemeni government now based in the southern port city of aden relies on the coalitions and power. which is why criticism of the u.a.e. by ministers is rare but not unheard of three months ago a minister accused the u.a.e. of trying to fragment the country by creating what he called separate regional and tribal armies a saudi delegation has been sent to mediate this latest crisis in a real that gets complicated by the day victoria gayton be out there. turkish president richard typepad behind has unveiled his party's election manifesto promising new military operations against kurdish fighters along its border in syria and iraq at the one address thousands of supporters in istanbul ahead of next month's elections he called the vote more than a year early to consolidate the move to an executive style presidency which was narrowly approved in a referendum last year. five rebels have been killed in a gunfight with government forces in indian controlled kashmir security forces moved in on the house and shop in the street where the su

yemen access to the indian ocean access to the bubble munda yemen has suffered three years of will in which thousands of people have died the yemeni government now based in the southern port city of aden relies on the coalition's ab power which is why criticism of the u.a.e. by ministers is rare but not unheard of three months ago a minister accused the u.a.e. of trying to fragment the country by creating what he called separate regional and try. a saudi delegation has been sent to lead this latest crisis in a rule that gets me complicated by the day victoria gayton be out there. one of cambodia's strongest opposition parties is trying to withdraw from july's election the grassroots democratic party says the vote is unlikely to be free or fair and it only emerged as a challenger after the largest opposition party was dissolved by a report from the capital from pan. one of cambodia's newest political parties believes it's the only one that truly lives up to its name representatives of the grassroots democratic party are related from the ground up with supporters and members voting for who they want to stand in july general election but party leaders say there are unde

yemen access to the indian ocean access to the bubble munda yemen has suffered three years of will in which thousands of people have died the yemeni government now based in the southern port city of aden relies on the coalition's app power which is why criticism of the u.a.e. by ministers is rare but not unheard of three months ago a minister accused the u.a.e. of trying to fragment the country by creating what he called separate regional and tribal armies. a saudi delegation has been sent to mediate this latest crisis in a rule that gets more complicated by the day victoria gazin be out there. right police in russia have detained opposition leader alexina vali and more than a thousand different supporters an anti-government demonstrations he called for a nationwide rallies against president vladimir putin inaugurated for a fourth term on monday. reports from moscow. inside. that two days before friday may putin's fourth presidential inauguration these russians wanted him to hear their demonstration slogan you are not ours are not we have a fascist state a totalitarian regime we should do something about it there is no election and russia. i'm here because i disagree

been expanding their influence in southern yemen that part of the saudi led coalition fighting who see rebels sometimes referred to as the galapagos of the indian ocean so culture is home to seven hundred demick species including the unique dragons bludge tree its sixty thousand residents have lived almost completely isolated from the outside world and often themselves at the center of a power struggle between the yemeni government and the uys geopolitical ambitions gerald fast and is a director of gulf of pheasant government relations at the middle east institute and a former u.s. ambassador to yemen it joins us live from washington d.c. thanks very much indeed for your time is it your impression that the u.a.e. might be trying to annex culture. first thank you for having me on the program. it's a it's a question that has come up. i haven't really seen much indication so far that really something that the u.a.e. . actually tried to do so what do you think explains the presence of the troops there. well it's a it's a good question of course people have often remarked on the strategic value of the coachella over the years going all the way back to the

southern yemen as part of the saudi led coalition that. has a quarter is known as the collapse of the indian ocean it's home to the unique dragons blood tree and hundreds of arrests about a third of those animals are in found anywhere else in the world the contras sixty sixty thousand refugees the residents there have lived an almost icefall isolation from the outside world and now find themselves at the center of a power struggle between yemen's government and the u.s. . gerald's feinstein is that the director off gulf affairs and government relations at the middle east institute and also a former u.s. ambassador to yemen he says that's a quote just to rain will make it difficult to establish any sort of mentioned presence people have often remarked on the strategic value of sokoto over the years going all the way back to the time when it was the people's democratic republic of yemen there have been speculations that that one power or another might try to actually establish a presence on the island it's possible that the m. or audi's are thinking something along those lines as well but but the reality is that. the nature of the island the

when exiting the indian ocean access to the bubble munda yemen has suffered three years of will in which thousands of people have died the yemeni government now based in the southern port city of aden relies on the coalition's ab power which is why criticism of the u.a.e. by ministers is rare but not unheard of three months ago a minister accused the u.a.e. of trying to fragment the country by creating what he called separate regional and tribal armies a saudi delegation has been sent to mediate this latest crisis in a war that gets more complicated by the day victoria gazin be out there are. thousands of kenyans who've been displaced by floods and now being removed from the only solid shelter they've been able to find schools the government says children have got to go back to school on monday anderson as reports from the town of good ashy it's a school classroom but this isn't about learning it's all thousands of kenya's flood victims found food and shelter in schools but their stay is over it's time to move again the government wants to reopen the schools think. there is no way i can refuse to move i have no place of my own anymore. i have no peace of mind. and

yemen access to the indian ocean access to the bubble munda yemen has suffered three years of will in which thousands of people have died the yemeni government now based in the southern port city of aden relies on the coalition's ad power which is why. this is the move the u.a.e. by ministers is rare but not unheard of three months ago a minister accused the u.a.e. of trying to fragment the country by creating what he called separate regional and tribal armies a saudi delegation has been sent to mediate this latest crisis in a report that gets complicated by the day victoria gate and be out there. israeli military says it has killed two palestinians who tried to cross into israel from the gaza strip israel says the two men were trying to damage security infrastructure more than forty palestinians have been killed and thousands injured along the border since march when weekly protests against israeli land confiscation began. human rights watch has strongly criticized saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin some on for what it calls a dramatic increase in arbitrary detentions the group says at least two thousand three hundred people have been detained for more than si

yemen access to the indian ocean access to the bubble munda yemen has suffered three years of will in which thousands of people have died the yemeni government now based in the southern port city of aden relies on the coalition's ab power which is why criticism of the u.a.e. by ministers is rare but not unheard of three months ago a minister accused the u.a.e. of trying to fragment the country by creating what he called separate regional and tribal armies a saudi delegation has been sent to mediate this latest crisis in a war that gets more complicated by the day victoria gazin be out zero. still ahead on edge members of the wind rushed. generations say they've been subject to a hostile environment in the u.k. and urged prime minister to raise a mate to put an end to it. and wayne hay in phnom penh where we'll tell you why a new opposition party is threatening to withdraw from july's election. and in sport a nasty incident sours the pinnacle of australian football tatiana will be here with all. the nice pink skies by the taj mahal. or is the sun sets in the city of angels. it's about to get very wet again in some parts of china the spring rains are boosting themselve

southern pacific with the island nations there that need a hand. new zealand, indonesia, which is a fulcrum between the indian and pacific ocean. we see a country that is trying to carve its own way forward. that means to break out of its reliance on past purchases, for example, of russian weapons, that sort of thing. clearly when you go over to singapore, which has gone out of its way to help us in terms of home porting u.s. navy units, support to our folks out there, and they also train in idaho. i can keep going like this. t the philippines and japan and the strength they provide in the northern pacific. >> i'll ask one question about the palau contractor free association and the one for the marsh marshalls expiring in 2023. i'd like to reinforce how essential that is for our defense strategy. i'd like to change topics to the d.o.d.'s don't ask don't tell policy. i want to make sure the policy to review discharges due to saul -- sexual orientation is the same. >> i'm not aware of any. >> 43,000 service members were discharged since 1970 due to sexual orientation, solely for what they call homosexual behavior, not any combina

southern pacific with the island nations there that need a hand. new zealand as you know what of the five -- moving further up, we have got with indonesia which is the fulcrum between the indian and pacific ocean fulcrum in the indo pak area. we see a country that is trying to carve its own way forward. that means to break up of its reliance on past purchases, for example, russian weapons, that sort of thing. clearly when you go over to singapore which is going out of its way to help us in terms of homeport in u.s. navy units, support to our folks out there and also as you know train in idaho. i can keep going like this. in the philippine where maintaining a long-term view to making that relationship, and he goes right up to japan and the strength they provide in the northern pacific. >> can i ask one question for the record about the compact of free association that palau compact association panel languishing and one for the marshals expiring expire in 20? i'd like for the committee's understanding for the whole sentence understanding to reinforce -- senates. for our defense judgment i like to change topics to the dod's post "don't ask, don't tell" discharge review policy. i want to confirm t

significant events of their kind since the gaza war in 2014. flight mh370 has formally ended. in the southern indian oceanwest coast of florida. to other parts of the south. on sunday evening. collected his french residency card. to rescue a small boy, dangling from a balcony. ‘thank you,‘ from president macron, leading to french citizenship. that is interesting. immigration policy —— because of one gesture. gesture. he said he was going to get tough on immigration. tough on immigration. doing that in his last few months in office. office. residency, that has ruffled feathers, no question of that. this is beyond one hundred days. still to come. the greenrush... cannabis in california becoming big business. labour minister tessa jowell — by using an immunotherapy vaccine. 0ur medical correspondent fergus walsh has the details... ago in nigel‘s brain. now all traces appear to have gone. we can see no evidence of any residual or recurrent tumour. personalised vaccine. the trial extended average survival from 17 to 23 months. are still alive seven years on. so how does the treatment work? and destroy the canc

real—life threats. platform. have happened to the missing plane. surveying a vast area of the southern indian oceaning news, and that is at the heart of this. heart of this. people looking for answers and understandably so. answers and understandably so. malaysian government as to how the search has been conducted. search has been conducted. no falsification of evidence, no omission of evidence. omission of evidence. and they will be publishing details of their findings so far. of their findings so far. plane could suddenlyjust disappear and no trace of it. and no trace of it. might have come from the plane, did it? it? launched by the australian, malaysian and chinese governments. malaysian and chinese governments. square kilometres of the ocean, found nothing. found nothing. focusing on a very different area north of the original search area. north of the original search area. initially much smaller, 25,000 square kilometres. square kilometres. it has been expanded to 110,000 square: it is. expanded to 110,000 square: it is. they found nothing. heavy heart, they will have to call off the search.