the coast of east africa, and investigators say there is a high likelihood it could be from the missing boeing 777. nbc's tom costello broke this news exclusively and has >>. >> reporter: from the coast of east africa a potential clue into the disappearance of malaysia airlines flight 370. >> i'm holding a piece of airplane debris that i found on february 27. >> reporter: american blaine allen gibson said he found the debris on a sand bank in the mozambique fiberglass composite, immediately raised suspicions. >> it has no steps on it as is written on many aircraft wings. >> reporter: gibson sent his photograph to the search command center in australia which sent it to investigators in malaysia, the u.s. and boeing. sources close to the investigation tell nbc news there's a high probability the debris is part of the skin of a horizontal stabilizer on the tail of a boeing 777 and very possibly from mma-370. last july the first confirmed of mha-370 regard ashore on reuconn island east of madagascar and oceanographers say it's possible the same ocean currents could carry debris past madagascar and

the malaysian transport minister tweeted high possibility betree found off mozambique belongs to the boeing 777 but also cautioned against undue speculation. blaine gibson tells me he turned that debris over to australian and mozambique government officials. the mh-370 command center says it's arranging for a more investigation and while boeing is declining to comment veteran crash investigators also say it does look like it might come from a boeing 777 and, lester, there owes only one of those missing anywhere in the world. >> all right, tom, thank you. >> reporter: back to you. >> high drama at the supreme court as the justices took up the biggest abortion case in 25 years. it's a fight over a tough new texas law, one that many other states are looking to copy, and as our justice correspondent pete williams reports, the outcome could have sweeping implications for women across the country. >> reporter: when candace russell of texas realized she was pregnant it was so hard to get an appointment at an abortion clinic she went to california. >> it was about being too few people in the clinic

francine: what this is me for policy from the boe? ill be listening to mark carney and he will be at pains to not give a view, but at the same time discussing the potential for a brexit. carsten: it is impossible to come up with an objective. you have to take a position. mr. carney cannot. i am curious on how he is going to manage this balancing act. francine: me to it is a lesson on political management. robert: i think he will go through a laundry list of things. francine: if we do have a brexit, is a cut and policy in interest rates, because the economy will collapse short-term? carsten: not only the boe, but ecb, the less we had was 9/11. robert: y tick the risk of not doing it? -- why take the risk of not doing it? francine: it is another risk that is difficult to produce -- to predict. it feels like the fed is the onlycond-guessing interest rate increase. when we see a rate cut or turn on qe again toward the end of the year, that is a more interesting question. francine: is there something that angela merkel that others can do to

the story. a piece of a boeing 777 that could be from that missing malaysian airlines flight discovered by an american. could he help solve one of the world's most baffling puzzles? >>> a major abortion fight at the supreme court. the biggest new battle in years that could have sweeping implications for women across the country. >>> and automatic money back when you shop online. the new way so many consumers are saving cash. "nightly news" begins >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this the "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. he proved last night that he is the undisputed republican front-runner, yet the target on donald trump's back tonight comes not just from fellow candidates or even from the left, but from the heart of the republican party establishment. in fact, the man who last won the republican nomination, mitt romney, about to join the fight to stop him. it comes as trump vanquishes another opponent, a winless dr. ben carson effectively throwing in the towel tonight. trump won seven out of 11 states on super tuesday. on the democratic state hillary c

the u.s. and at boeing. sources close to the investigation tell nbc news there's a high probability the debris is part of the skin of a horizontal stabilizer on the tail of a boeing 777. and very possibly from mh-370. last july the first confirmed piece of mh-370 washed ashore at reunion island, just east of madagascar. thousands of miles from the primary search area off australia. but oceanographers say it's possible the same ocean currents could carry debris from madagascar. he lives in asia, who's intensely interested in finding mh-370, even blogging about it and meeting with families. in an interview from mozambique, he insisted he wasn't out looking for the plane on saturday. >> the last thing i really expected was that i would actually find a piece of it. >> reporter: tonight the malaysian transport minister tweeted high possibility debris found off mozambique belongs to a boeing 777, but also cautioned against undue speculation. blake gibson told me he turned the piece over to mozambique. boeing is dec

the boeing 737 800 took off from dubai on friday evening bound for southern russia. made one failed attempt to land at the scheduled arrival time. then the plane circled the airport for more than two hours. russian investigators say there were strong, gusting winds at the time, 19 meters per second. while it was in an air holding pattern over the airport, another russian airliner intended to land three times before diverting to the nearby airport about 300 kilometers away. it's not clear why the fly dubai pilot did not also choose to change course but went into fatal dissent. the aircraft crashed off of the runway. the cctd footage shows a large explosion with flames and parks leaping in to the area. it's not clear whether the wing or tail of the plane were clipped during the second failed landing attempt or whether it nose-dived at high speed into the ground. the force of the impact caused the plane to break into small pieces scattered across a large area. it's among this will debris that russian investigators discovered two black boxes intact. as relatives and frie

in his testimony he said the boe will avoid telling people how to vote in the upcoming june referendumarney: nothing we say should be interpreted as making any recommendation with respect to that decision. >> can the bank of england avoid swaying voters here? >> without actually thinking the boe with swing voters, what does not want to be seen as saying is brexit would be a disaster. he is trying to elegantly footstep the situation, but he almost lost his patience a couple of minutes ago, answering to one of the more conservative members asking him. he said, you have selective memory. there is risk to financial stability. it has the potential to end the fight previous risks. >> the time to get a subsidy, or is it just political theater? >> it's a little bit of political theater. at the same time, people are trying to understand the implications of what a brexit would be. >> what's the dynamic you see in london? >> you see the political fragmentation, and you see people playing on the frustration and the anger of what is happening in individual countries and people play on it. you see w

. >>> it's the end of the era for the boeing 727. the airplane soared through the sky for the last time boeing delivered the pro type to united -- prototype to united airlines back in the 1970s. it was donated to the museum for flight renovations and it took a lot of work but it finally got up in the air one last time. wow. what a sight to see. >>> with the beginning of really the spring season here locally, get those nice cool mornings and then the fast warm- up. 56 degrees at 8:00 a.m. you're going to walkout side and feel the coolness, just not feeling it for long. 75 at 3:00 p.m. passing clouds throughout the day . places like weeki wachee, starting the day at 48 degrees. for me, that means long sleeves f not a light jacket. 47 in zephyrhills. lakeland, polk county, you just dropped to 54 degrees. and i checked in with my weather watcher big monkey in crystal beach who says 51 degrees. this cool morning is close to average for early march but notice the high, thin, passing cloud, mild afternoon, mid-70s. tomorrow morning, mostly b

so for a long time last summer, the market was implying about 10 months to the first boe hike. around 30 months to the first rate hike. since the start of the year, it has absolutely surged at the boe, so that now, the market does not see a hike for about 50 months, more than the ecb with brexit concerns about the economy, messages about the boe, people have really push back their timing for a hike. scarlet: costco posted second-quarter earnings that trailed analysts' estimates. the stock falling as much as 3.5%. let's see what the numbers say. today the numbers don't lie. costco is the largest warehouse club with more than $116 billion in annual revenue, but the strength of the u.s. dollar as well as falling gasoline prices are hurting costco's comparable sales growth. the orange line tracks sales fuel, at about 5%. that is a drop from last quarter. the white line shows all sales including gasoline, which dipped into the red but has recovered to about a 1% pace. despite these headwinds, costco is expanding and has almost 700 stores in the u.s. and internationally. they are tar

the jet has not beent airborne firstin boeing 727 ever built. it will be at the museum restoration center in washington through the weekend.am >> and the crimson tide in washington this week for a special honor from the presidentas >> now my first question is code, what took you so long?g? it's been three whole years since i last saw you . >> this was the fourth time president obama has welcomed thec university of alabama football team to the white house foriv winning the college football national championship this year. he joked that he has brought somewhath so they should change the name. no word on if the nickname will stick butt the captains of the tide did present him with a team jersey, helmet and football. >> temperatures are in the teens throughout this afternoon.0s we begin to bring in snow to the west for how much we get and whether or not it will continue for the north will be dictated on how warm we get. we'll talk more about that. we have one more clipper saturday and a big warm up next week.. that is coming up in the next half hour.

, the company will eliminate 4,000 jobs by june in its commercial planes division, boeingit will cut 1,600,000 jobs through voluntary layouts, the rest by not filling open positions. boeing says the cuts will include hundreds of executives and managers, the seattle times so these job cuts could be double what 4,000 number reaching 8000 by the end of the year. this year's microsoft developer conference is expected to focus on the world's first large-scale rollout of an augmented reality head set. virtual reality set you in another world completely, augmented reality uses holograms to interact with the world around you. those attending the conference will be able to demo holo-lens, the ar device also begins to go to hundreds of developers to develop consumer focused apps, virtual reality, augmented reality, here's a look at the headlines in the wall street journal, funds flow to adventure firms. endowments help raise $13 billion this year, the most since 2000. hackers breach law firms, federal investigators explore whether cybercriminal sole confidential data to be used for

here is scott hamilton who covers the boe for bloomberg news. was that the biggest take away of today's minutes, the bank referring to the uncertainty surrounding the upcoming eu referendum? scott: certainly one of the biggest of elements today was that discussion. it is the first time we heard collectively from the mpc on the topic. we heard from the institution and from mark carney and one or two other members but this is the first time we heard collectively from them. ther increasing insurgency was the driver and it made demand and growth in the near term. that is stating the obvious because we know that increasing certainty is hitting the pound and activity at confidence in the u.k. the uniones is drag into the debate and both of the the campaign may jump on this to fuel their rhetoric. the pound is rallying. is it because people went in thinking they might discuss cutting rates and they do not do so? scott: there has been increasing speculation he may cut interest rates -- the bank may cut interest rates. i think we are a long way from that

the boe has room for a quality as the outlook for deflation deteriorates. sign ofents are further a shifting debate for the u.k. central-bank with inflation still far below its 2% goal. uncertainty about a potential and the chairman of societe generale has said investors may consider their investment if britain were to leave the eu. >> it would create fears of uncertainty and certainly people with think twice before making an investment decision that may turn out not to be optimal. >> mean the former u.k. deputy prime minister nick clegg has rebutted a report by the sun newspaper that the queen expressed misgivings about the european union. it came after claims the monarch told him and other attendees that she was concerned about the direction the eu was taking. broker said hean stole millions of dollars from customers because his brain was hijacked by an addiction to sports gambling was sentenced to prison. million dollars under management when he got so deeply in debt that even his bookie expressed concern for him. >> let's check in on the asian markets,

and investigators say there is a high likelihood it could be from the missing boeing 777. nbc's tom costello broke this news exclusively and has new details. >> reporter: from the coast of east africa a potential clue into the disappearance of flight 370. airplane debris that i found on february 27. >> reporter: allen gibson said he found the debris on a sandbank on the mozambique channel. the lettering immediately raised suspicions. >> it has no step on it as is written on many aircraft wings. >> reporter: gibson sent his photograph to the search command center in australia which sent them to malaysia, the u.s., and at boeing. sources close to the investigation tell nbc news there's a high probability the debris is part of the skin of a horizontal stabilizer on the tail of a boeing 777 and very possibly from mh-370. last july the first confirmed piece of mh-370 washed ashore at reunion island just east of madagascar. thousands of miles from the primary search area off australia. but oceanographers say it's very possible the same ocean currents could carry debris past madag

an american team from the ntsb and boeing are both investigating this case. >>> now, it has been almostane crash that left 150 people dead including a drexel graduate. today that friend and family honored her memory. >> head in honor every emily, and her mother, yvonne, who also died in that crash. emily studied music at drexel august of the proceeds from today's event winds to fund started after her death, which provides financial assistance to drexel music student look to go study a broad. >> germanwings flight 9525 crashed into the french alps in march of 2015. investigators say, a co-pilot with a history of mental illness intentionally crashed that plane. >> now, to the very lateness campaign 2016 news, candidates are hitting the campaign trail out west as voters in arizona ooh tai, idaho, get ready to head to the polls. one of those states a donald trump event turned violent, brook silva braga has more. >> get him out of here. get him out of here. >> as demonstrate wester mock kkk paraphernalia were escorted out, trump supporter punched and repeatedly kick one of them manager cory,

what's happening now, the russian boeing deal where boeing went after mrs. clinton to help them get a multi billion dollar contract with the russians for boeing aircraft. they were fighting with airbus, the european giant in airplane production. shortly after the russians awarded a contract, the russian government awarded contract to boeing. boeing donated $900,000 to the clinton foundation, and then another $2 million to the state department for a special program. we now know that the agents are focusing on that, and they're also focusing on a number of other things involving russia, including the uranium deals. so actually while it's part of the server, because the agents, one of the things the agents have done, they've gotten the server, plus another server, plus four servers from the state department. they have six servers in their possession. they are trying to recover the 30-plus-thousand e-mails that mrs. clinton has said were personal and were deleted. the agents are operating under the theory that the personal emails -- that personal equals clinton f

it appears to show the leading edge of the tail section of the boeing 777. it also matches theories about where wreckage could have ended up. blaine alan gibson found the wreckage. >> this is airplane debris i found on february 27thment the last thing i really expected was that i would actually find a piece of it. >> gibson describes himself as i awealthy adventure traveler living in asia who is intensely interested in finding the wreckage. boeing doe kleined to excellent. >>> welcomed home with beer and apple pie. nasa astronaut scott kelly is back on u.s. soil and reunited with his family overnight. who the white house -- we'll tell you who the white house court nominee. >>> have you even it? >> i have aseen elizabeth. >> what about her? >> of a seen her. she is here. and she is here to talk about what you are looking at right now. that weather out there. of course, it looks a lot nicer than it will feel. >> isn't that the truth? it looks pretty, doesn't it in it is ld out there even at the beach. if you are feeling the need to go to the beach wednesday, tu

our nextording to guest, the boe would need to take immediate action. thank you for joining us. n your call. clearly the bank of england is looking, i think, at the only remotely comparable experience back in 1992 when the forced byund was speculators out of the exchange rate mechanism. announcement,ing comparable to what a brexit would mean. 15%ell the pound drop against the dollar and the deutsche mark following the announcement, yet the bank of england felt no need to hike rates, in fact it cut them all , and theo a yearly low pound ended up stabilizing, so using that as a guide and taking into account the fact that there is a complete absence of inflationary pressures in the u.k., even without taking into account the uncertainty of a brexit vote, we think not only at andhey add liquid after the referendum, but would also be forced to cut rates. alix: you believe they would cut rates back to zero and remove all chances of a hike in the future. two venture have into negative rates? , howevera possibility the bank of england is skeptical about that possibility. the impact we hav

it's called the bank of boeing because boeing itself gets 40% of the money charged by the export import bank. >> the exim bank supports purchases of americans abroad. >> foreign countries do this kind of financing all the time for the products manufactured in those countries. and we need to be sure that our industries have the same ability. >> and here in a state where one out of every three jobs derives from international trade that export financing is critical. >> for the people of the pacific northwest it's a very good thing. you have to remember, boeing last, in the northwest, 80,000 jobs, engineers, aerospace machinists, these are jobs that pay very well. >> hillary clinton supports the export import bank. she in turn has been endorsed by the powerful boeing machinist union where she spoke last week. >> here in washington this is the life blood that makes it possible to export. >> despite sanders opposition to the export import bank he is expected to be the victor in washington's caucuses. >> i think it is because we have a very progressive world view. everything is not tied necess

low and the books for boeing have been on record levels. , to develop the dreamliner, that cost about $30 billion -- and that could be a reason to be a bit lower on the cost side. and also to compete with airbus, that was probably the plan to go down with jet prices and to finance, inc. and they tried to lower cost. usually when they do that, that is on the backs of the employees. susan: other companies are adding jobs. the lattice data from the -- latest from the job market in the u.s., what can you tell us? >> the private sector, over 200,000 jobs created in march. that is solid and in line with expectations, but to a certain degree we can see what is going on. boeing is not a bad example, because big corporations, they are not hiring that much. this is more small and midsize companies that are adding to the workforce. over all, the u.s. labor market seems to be in good shape. friday, we will get the big job report from the labor department. it will be interesting to see, not just how many jobs were created, but what has happened to wages.

even though they cannot confirm what happened, the boeing 777 crashed in a remote southern indian investigators believe everyone was plane flew off course and likely ran out of fuel. as the nation continues to mourn the death of nancy reagan, funeral arrangements have been made for the former first lady. her body will lie presidential library in simi valley, california tomorrow and thursday for the public to pay their respects. then she will be buried next to her husband on friday after a private funeral. about a thousand people are expected to attend the outdoor service. the funeral is closed to the public, but will be televised. an investigation is underway this morning after russian tennis star maria sharapova admitted she tested positive on a drug test. the five-time major champion says she has been taking "mildronate"- a heart medication, for the last decade. she was unaware it was placed on the banned substance list at the start of the year. as of right now, the international tennis federation has yet to announce a penalty. remember the video of the garbage truck that drove off i-95 in mi

ago 239 people lost their lives aboard malaysia airline relatives have found few answers since the boeing 777 disappeared the victim's were remembered today. the deadline for families to sue the airline 's march eighth, two days away the search is expected to end in june. >> have to search on because our love ones are not hope yet how can we say is the end? >> anchor: the search will not be expanded in the absence of we will be right back we will be right >> anchor: nancy reagan, one of the most influential first ladies in us history has passed away. of 94 from congestive heart failure. more from new york. >> reporter: she arrived in hollywood as nancy davis and was already working actress when her future husband entered the scene. she acted in 11 feature films before becoming a full-time mother to patty and ron and first lady of california and a few years later first lady of the white house. >> i ronald reagan do solemnly swear.> reporter: president reagan survived an assassination attempt that help shape nancy reagan stuff appointed role in the white house. as personal protector for the

officials say debris that washed up over the weekend in noo mozambique could belong to the boeing 777. the piece appears to be part of and only one is missing anywhere in the world. it's being transported to malaysia for a closer analysis. mh370 disappears in march 2014 with 239 people on board. >> danielle: well, coming up on 7 news 5:69:30. >> >> reporter: back scott kelly back on mother earth. danielle: tras knots greeted by gravity a after an out of this world voyage comes to an end. >> lynn: and a gator daichg swam for a relaxing day nay home owners pool. >> danielle: and mother nature fueling this fierce fire. we'll tell how when we come back. >>> >> a. >> now at 6:30, a record breaking journey coming to an end. an astronaut spending nearly a year in space coming back down >>> >> >> lynn: that's a long time right. >> danielle: haw haw. >> lynn: as tra not scott kelly reaching the stars. >> danielle: how his record breaking space odyssey has come to an end. >> scott kelly back on mother earth after 340 days in space. >> danielle: an out of the sth world imrerns now over for scott

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we have the boe later. this will send to the brexit debate. the swiss franc says they cannot do anything, but they believe it the ftse is overvalued. norway cut rates, signaling more easing may come due to the price of oil sinking lower. we spoke to a danish central banker yesterday. they have had negative rates longer than anyone else. he said, it makes no difference to the consumer. stephen roach disagreed with that strongly yesterday. reporter: absolutely and i am typing to our team in the control room to get the negative rate banner up. that is the key headline. where your rate says -- where norway says they may cut rates. it was just outstanding. i don't know if you saw it, chair yellen came to a complete stop to talk about negative rates. let's look at a positive rate quickly. toove done you this chart many times. we call this the "lollipop pop" because it is childlike, like candyland or something. this is a two-year trend and what is important is we are getting back to the reversion where the market vigilantes are driving yields up relu

in his testimony he said the boe will avoid telling people how to vote in the upcoming june referendumarney nothing we say : should be interpreted as making any recommendation with respect to that decision. >> can the bank of england avoid swaying voters here? >> without actually thinking the boe with swing voters, what does not want to be seen as saying is brexit would be a disaster. he is trying to elegantly footstep the situation, but he almost lost his patience a couple of minutes ago indexing answering one of the more conservative members of the committee saying, you have selective memory. there is risk to financial stability. it has the potential to end the fight previous risks. subsidy, orto get a is it just political theater? >> it's a little bit of political theater. at the same time, people are trying to understand the implications of what a brexit would be. >> what's the dynamic you see in london? >> you see the political fragmentation, and you see people playing on the frustration and the anger of what is happening in individual countries and people play on it. you see what

it was two years ago the boeing 777 vanished with 239 on board. >> the west coast bracing for another round of storms marching in from the pacific. that have turned deadly, killing at least two people, dumping feet of snow in the sierras and up to half a foot of rain

the company says it could revolutionize the explanation. >> boeing says the 51-foot long feet below the ocean surface. it runs on a hybrid diesel electric with rechargeable system. >> this drone won't need to be lifted out of the water to be recharged. >> you can watch it from here, tow it out of the port, let to go, two, three, five months later, it comes back and conducts all of the missions you needed it to do. >> reporter: boeing says the voyager could help gather information and data following an oil spill. the drone should begin c trials this summer. >>> evidence inside. just ahead, what justice officials believe they will find inside of the san bernardino shooter's locked phone. >> top executives fired. the wounded warriors charity captions by: caption colorado, llc (800) 775-7838 comments@captioncolorado.com >>> we are following breaking news. >> one man is dead, two others injured in a bar shooting in spring hill. when deputies arrived at bamboo's bar and eatery, they found two men shot in the parking lot and another inside. we're told the shooter was when deputies arrived and

officials say photo appear to be part of the tail section of the boeing triple seven. the plane which vanished two years ago with 239 people on board, is the only known missing, boeing triple seven. >>> an icy adventure at work for a police chief in vermont. he was trying to drive up a hill when he lost control see him sliding back and slid down that icy road. he is in the backing up, no control of his suv that wild ride ended when it rolled in the ditch. good news is that she is okay and suv was eventually driven back to the police station but good reminder tomorrow morning with the slick commute, you have to be careful out there. >> absolutely and despite best efforts of the penndot and other dot crews out there you can still end up with tricky travel for sure out there. this is just a disturbance. it is a storm that is intensifying to the south but in the so much for us. with that said these are the kind of systems that can make us confident when we shouldn't be just yet. let me show you first of all with the storm itself. it is still far away, couple states off to t

and ever since, relatives of those onboard have found few answers since the boeing triple seven disappeared on its way to beijing from kuala earlier this week -- a piece of wreckage from a boeing 777 -- likely from mh370 -- was found washed ashore on the coast of mozambique. but now -- the deadline for families to sue the airline is march 8th. the victims were remembered in a memorial in kuala lumpur. it )s official -- peyton manning is retiring from the n-f-l -- and he )s going out a champion. the denver broncos ) twitter account congratulated manning for his -- quote -- "magnificent 18- year nfl career." -- end quote. officials say manning notified the team -- but no official news conference has been announced. the five-time m- v-p is one of only two quarterbacks to beat every team in the nfl. brett favre is the other. manning is retiring with several n-f-l records under his belt, including most career touchdown passes. he )s the only quarterback to win super bowls with two teams. feeling a lot like spring over the been waiting for a significant warm up, then get ready! we re tracking hig

he said the boe will avoid telling people how to vote in the referendum. >> nothing we say should benterpreted as making any recommendation with respect to that decision. >> can the bank of england avoid swaying voters? >> he does not want to be seen as saying brexit would be a disaster. he is trying to fix the situation. he almost lost his patients a -- patience a couple of minutes ago. he is asking him, you have a selective memory. there is a risk to financial stability. he is talking about brexit. >> is this just political theater? >> it's a little bit of political theater. people want to understand the implications of what a brexit would be. >> what's the dynamic you see in london? >> you see people playing on their frustration of what's happening in individual countries and people play in it. you see what's happening here with the rise of donald trump. the same thing is happening in europe. >> free movement across borders within europe was central to the original eu. let me give you some numbers. 4 trillion euros a year moved across borders within europe without interference. 70

the boeing jet vanished while flying from malaysia to china on march 8, 2014. news 24 hours a day powered by our journalists in our new spiros around the world. over to you. mark: thank you. in the aftermath of the ecb announcement, sinking from optimism that stimulus could boost growth to concern the measures will fall short. how do we accept that the ecb made the right decision? joining us is jim beyond cook, president of beyond code -- jim bianco president of research. how do you explain the market reaction yesterday and the initial rally at the end of the day? most closed lower. today, we are getting the market reaction we should have gotten yesterday. jim: that is true, but yesterday, it was one of the largest swings in the history, the 17 year history. i think a little bit was itself a nude that we finally got the announcement and a little is a finally- was in itself announcement. it is starting to push them back up. it does not mean the fundamentals are getting better, but they are creating artificial finds and there is realization that the markets are ra

to work out what caused a passenger jet to crash in russia killing everyone on board. 62 people, the boeing 747, missed the runway on rostov in southern russia on friday morning. happening at 10 to one. it hit the ground with much forth. there was nothing recognisable left. the jet abandoned a landing attempt and circled for two hours, and crashed on a second attempt. a ceo expressed devastation at the news of the crash. >> we do not yet know all the details of the incident, but we are working closely with the authorities to establish precisely what happened. we are making every effort to care for those affected and will provide assistance to the family and friends of those who were on board. >> live to hoda abdel-hamid, in the moscow bureau. they need to get to the black flight box recorders, and they need to hear the conversations between the pilots in the last minutes of the flight. >> yes, absolutely. and they did find both black boxes - the voice recorder and a data recorder. from there the investigators will look at what exactly happened or at least try to understand, and i think that

metal turned up off the coast of mozambique and investigators are working to confirm it came from the boeing 777. >> gomez lost her husband patrick who is an in-flight supervisor on malaysia airline flight 370 when it vanish from radar. >> i am imagining there are many moments they are thinking of. >> malaysia parliament held a moment of silence to remember the people lost. the prime minister says he is confident cruz will find the point but admits the search is the most challenging in aviation history. teen across, cbs news. >>> australia is leading a surge in the indian ocean and if cruise don't find anything by the summer they may stop looking. >>> vortexes are flooded today after heavy rain fell overnight in denton. children. rescuers were able to get the some areas remain under a flash flood warning. >>> investigation underway after tested positive on a drug test. relationship with the tennis with $70 million. she has been taking a heart he was placed on the banned substance list this year. the tennis federation has yet to announce anything. >>> a car was pulled over with a tree stickin

the boeing 737 was flying from dubai to southern russia when it crashes 600 miles south of moscow. you see the jet going down there. the plane circled the airport for more than two hours before nosediving and exploding. this is a scene from the crash site today. the plane was operated by budget airline fly dubai. >>> we're following new details tonight in the arrest of the main suspect in the deadly paris attacks. planned to commit a suicide bombing during last year's attacks but backed out. 26-year-old salah abdeslam was transported to prison after appearing in court. he told investigators he was going to be a suicide bomber at a french soccer stadium, but ultimately decided against it. several suicide bombers did detonate their vests at the stadium, killing one person. salah abdeslam is thought to have served as the logistics man in those attacks. >>> following developing news in san jose where a woman riding a skootder fell over an overpass and died. it happened about 2:00 this afternoon on winchester avenue. witnesses say the woman wobbled on her scooter, swerved, hit the wall a

metal turned off the coast of mozan beach and investigators are working to confirm it came from the boeing 777. >> we're doing -- patrick who was an inflight supervisor on flight 370 when it mysteriously vanished. >> i'm thinking the last moments, what were they thinking. >> it was a moment of silence to remember the 239 people lost. >> the prime minister says he's confident crews will find the plane, but admits the search is the most complicated in avenue asian history. tin that crouse, cbs 4 news. >>> we have more rain. >> it's good news. it looks like every drop is not enough. copter 4 this morning, britt, flying over the city went through the smoke coming off the power plant making a condensation cloud on your cloud. i thought that was neat. we had an overcast start to the day, then the sun broke through and we have a mix of sun and clouds. looking towards the they're going to try their best to bring moisture. nothing too significant. we'll take anything we can. 40s and 50s on the eastern plains. 44 -- 20s and 30s up high. juan is our weather watcher in lakewood checking in at 48 degre