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rene marsh, cnn, washington. >>> the u.s. navy later pulled back from those comments by deputy director of ocean engineering, michael dane, who says the pings were likely a false lead. a navy statement reads mr. dane's comments were speculative and premature as we continue to torque with our partners to more thoroughly understand the data acquired from the towed pinger locator. as a result we would refer to the australians to make additional information known at the appropriate time. today's announcement outlined the next steps. the first is a full mapping of the ocean floor in an expanded search zone. that survey is being conducted by chinese and malaysian ships and could take three months to complete. the next step will be a new underwater sweep with new capabilities beginning in august and that could take 12 months and cost at least $60 million. australia will take bids from private firms to conduct that sweep. >>> u.s. president barack obama says his policy is might doing right, a strong military working in tandem with diploma

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new information the u.s. navy these four underwater signals were not from the missing plane's black boxes. >> from the u.s. navy standpoint, these sounds were most likely not from the black boxes. >> yes, i'd have to say at this point based on all of the imagery data we've collected and looked at, if that block box were nearby, we would have picked it up. >> reporter: when detected in april, the pings boosted confidence the plane would be found. >> the four signals previously acquired taken together constitute the most promising lead. >> reporter: but now the navy says the sounds could have been from the search ship, itself, or other electronics. >> we may very well have been in the wrong place, but, again, at the end of 30 days, there was nothing else to listen for. >> reporter: after searching 329 square miles of ocean floor, the bluefin-21's mission is over. the search continues in august when private companies take over. meantime, a new potential lead. cnn has learned a sound that could have been the plane cra

new information the u.s. navy has concluded these four underwater signals were not from the missing plane's black boxes. >> from the u.s. navy's standpoint, these sounds were most likely not from the black boxes. >> yes, i'd have to say at this point, based on all of the imagery data we've collected and looked at. if that black box were nearby, we would have picked it up. >> reporter: when detected in april, the pings boosted confidence the plane would be found. >> the full signals previously acquired taken together constitute the most promising lead. >> reporter: but now the navy says the sounds doh could have been from the search ships itself or other electronics. >> we may very well have been in the wrong place. but at the end of 30 days, there was nothing else to listen for. >> reporter: after searching 329 square miles of ocean floor, the bluefin 21's mission is over. the search continues in august when private companies take over. meantime, a new potential lead. cnn has learned a sound that could have been t

cnn is quoting a u.s. navy official who says they don't believe the pings came from the black box flight recorders. the pings sent teams searching 329 square miles of the southern indian ocean. it's possible the pings came from the drone submersibles being used or the ship. a short time ago a u.s. navy spokesman said dismissing the pings was speculative and premature. >>> veterans affairs investigators have substantiated serious conditions at the va hospital in phoenix, arizona. according to an interim report released today, the report shows veterans in phoenix waited an average of 115 days for their first appointment. three months longer than the hospital reported. in addition, investigators say they found 1700 vets waiting for medical care but who were not on an official waiting list. 42 va facilities are under investigation for possible abuse of scheduling practices. >>> the ymca of silicon valley failed to properly supervise an aide accused of molesting four young girls. that's what a lawsuit filed today by

. >>> a u.s. navy official says china will send four naval vessels to take part in a multinational drill next month off hawaii. the u.s. exercise is one of the largest of its kind and takes place every two years. this will be the first time china participates. personnel from more than 20 countries will take part in the rim of the pacific exercise. the u.s. navy official says china is expected to send a hospital ship, two destroyers and a supply ship. the hospital ship will likely be part of a drill simulating relief work in the wake of a major disaster. the three other vessels are expected to join exercises to find piracy and drug smuggling. china's military has been increasing its maritime activities. observers say u.s. naval commanders invited their chinese counterparts to deepen their understanding of international naval practices. >>> officials at the international monetary fund are trying to bring some stability to ukraine. they've approved a multibillion dollar bailout to help the interim governm

the u.s. navy coordinating the search says the u.s. navy's unmanned submarine finished its search yesterday and finds no signs of the plane. the bluefin-21 searched 330 square miles of the floor of the indian ocean where it was thought the jet crashed. the malaysian airliner crashed on march 8th on a flight from kuala lumpur to beijing. they're still confident the plane went down in the indian ocean. >>> this morning the ntsb is investigating a close call over the skies in alaska. an alaskan airlines jet was approaching the anchorage airport tuesday when the controller told the 737 to go around. turns out a cargo plane was taking off from the same run way the passenger jet was trying to land on. the two planes came within a quarter mile of each other. the alaskan airlines jet with 148 people on board landed safely. >>> and president obama wants congress to approve a $5 billion fund to help other countries fight terrorism. the president outlined his vision for post-war foreign policy during the commencement speech at the u.s. military ac

at the same time, the u.s. navy telling our very own renay marsh that in fact the pings detected in early april may not have even come from an airplane black box but perhaps could have been caused by the search ships in that area. it's a stunning about face and certainly a big change from the cautious optimism that you and i saw in western australian when searchers at one point thought they might just be days from finding this wreckage. now we know they have to wait another two months before private companies come into this area and begin the new massive phase of this search that could take up to a year. they're going to scour 60,000 square miles, kate. meanwhile, all these families can do is wait for the closure that they so desperately want. >> that's two months just to get this operation started up once again. will ripley, thank you. let's get perspective on all the new developments and what this means with cnn's aviation analyst mary schiavo and david soucie. mary, what does this news mean? it's dn described by

the u.s. navy tells cnn it has concluded the underwater signals were not from the missing plane's black boxes. if they were, the navy says the underwater drone bluefin-21 would have detected them. >> i'd have to say at this point, based on all of the imagery data that we've collected and looked at, if that black box were nearby, we would have picked it up. >> reporter: we're now told the pings could have been from the search ship itself or other electronics, this as bluefin-21 completed its 28th and final mission on wednesday. the search will resume in august when private companies take over. meanti meantime, we're learning of a potential new lead. cnn has learned underwater microphones detected a sound that could have been the plane crashing. the united nations nuclear test ban organization has a network of 11 hydrophone stations intended to detect nuclear tests. well, scientists are now carefully analyzing data to determine if one of the underwater microphones picked up a signal related to flight

new information the u.s. navyas concluded these four underwater signals were not from the missing plane's black boxes. >> from the u.s. navy standpoint, these sounds were most likely not from the black boxes. >> yes, i would have to say at this point based on all of the imagery data we have collected and looked at, if that black box were nearby we would have detected it. >> reporter: when detected, it boosted confidence that the plane would be found. >> the four sounds taken together make up the most promising lead. >> but now the navy says the sounds could have been from the search ship itself or other electronics. >> we may have very well been at the wrong place, but again at the end of 30 days there was nowhere else to search for. >> after searching the ocean floor, the bluefin 21's mission is over. there will be new private companies taking over. meanwhile, a new potential lead. cnn has learned a sound that could have been the plane crashing was detected by underwater microphones. >> our analysis is designed t

>> today, wolf, a u.s. navy source telling me reanalysis of critical data is happening right hi here in the united states. a couple u.s. ajeansys and consultants are taking a fresh look at the pinger data. we know crews have centered their search around the four pings believe ed to be from the black boxes. cnn learned in three to four weeks these u.s. agencies and consultants are expected to say whether they believe those sounds were from the black boxes or something else. bluefin-21 is about to return to the water on its 19th dive. >> i'm still hopeful that we'll find something in that area. >> reporter: the underwater drone is going back to the area where four electronic signals were detected more than a month ago. but there's growing concern some or all of those electronic pings did not come from flight 370's black boxes. the captain of the ocean shield tells "the wall street journal" that searchers increasingly doubt that the third and fourth pings came from a manmade device. those transmissions were picked

now an official with the u.s. navy has concluded the four pings did not come from the black box flight recorders. the pings were discovered in early april, and were the best hope at the time. but extensive searching, 329 scare miles in the south indian ocean turned up no evidence of the plane. >> i'd have to say at this point, based on all of the imagery data that we've collected and looked at, if that black box were nearby we would have picked it up. >> a u.s. navy spokesperson disagreed saying it was speculation and they're still going over the data. the ocean search though, is on hold until august, when private companies will take over. >>> opening statements are said to start tomorrow in the civil negligence suit by bryan stow against the l.a. dodgers and their former owner, frank mccourt. stow has been in the l.a. courtroom during jury selection, after potential jurors answered a six page questionnaire. stow was beaten on opening day in 2011 and has never fully recovered. the civil jury will decide whether the dod

- investigators have not released the identity of those targets but say they include a four-star u.s. navy admiral as well as a u.s. law mostly ayad -- lawmake. >> using the internet to gain intelligence and this is not that new. what is new is that are using facebook so effectively. people cooperate. after the japanese reactor issue, you have this disaster, they actually went out and targeted people with fake messages about relief, and then when they clicked on they were able to compromise those continues of conditions. that is happening here. the key element is -- you can talk about all the malware detention systems and still comes down to the person, the ability to say, give me your personal information and i'm going to give it to you, and that's what is shocking, given the level of people that were hacked. >> they were using the names of somewhat famous journalists and others, and then having this as a backup, start a dialogue ask then send you something you need to open, anden you open it would install this malware ask then okay can read anything. >> low advance persistent threat. you

now an official with the u.s. navy concluded the four pings did not come from the black box flight recorders. the pings were discovered in early april, and were the best hope at the time. but extensive searching, 329 scare miles in the south indian ocean turned up no evidence of the plane. >> i'd have to say at this point, based on all of the imagery data that we've collected and looked at, if that black box were nearby we would have picked it up. >> a u.s. navy spokesperson disagreed saying it was speculation and they're still going over the data. the ocean search though, is on hold until august, when private companies will take over. >>> opening statements are said to start tomorrow in the civil negligence suit by bryan stow against the l.a. dodgers and their former owner, frank mccourt. stow has been in the l.a. courtroom during jury selection, after potential jurors answered a six page questionnaire. stow was beaten on opening day in 2011 and has never fully recovered. the civil jury will decide whether the dodgers

also, a u.s. navy official is on the record with cnn saying those promising underwater sounds were likely not from the plane's black boxes. not only were the black boxes not in the current search area. again, the consensus is neither is the plane. >> it was the most promising lead. now we know it's false. new information the u.s. navy has concluded these four underwater signals were not from the missing plane's black boxes. >> from the u.s. navy's standpoint, these sounds were most likely not from the black boxes. >> yes. i'd have to say at this point, based on all of the imagery data we've collected and looked at, if that black box were nearby, we would have picked it up. >> when detected in april, the pings boosted confidence the plane would be found. >> the four signals previously acquired taken together constitute the most promising lead. >> reporter: now the navy says the sounds could have been from the search ship itself or other electronics. >> we may very well have been in the wrong place. agai

tired commander in the u.s. navy and get is his medical care at the naval station's clip i can, which is run by the navy, of course. two years ago he went to clinic for his routine checkup and learned his regular physician had been re-assigned to the naval hospital down in pensacola, florida, and he had a new physician. lieutenant commander kon van nguyen. at his first appoint; doyle asked his new physician, i notice you have a vietnam yes name. how did your family get to this country? and the doctor responded that he really didn't know about the family's exodus since he was a baby at the time. moreover, his father died and they ever said anything about it. his mother only spoke vietnam yes and she never talked about it. doyle just happened to have a copy of the lucky few documentary on a dvd in his car. he went out to his car and brought it in and gave it to the doctor. he watch it and the next doyle bent walk for an appointment he said did you see the system he said i saw it but it didn't tell me much about my own

. >> well, now the u.s. navyose pings to be reanalyzed, if sounds heard by the ocean shield were not pings, then what in the world were they? our rosa flores joining us to hopefully shine some light on this. >> i talked to sound engineers from around the country and they told me when it comes to the ocean, you can say that the ocean is a loud place. there's a lot going on there, and it can create some confusion. >> reporter: this is what a ping sounds like. >> very high frequency. >> reporter: and that's the critical sound searchers say they heard in the deep and rough waters of the indian ocean. >> it's deep and it's dark. so it's salty. it's high pressure. it's hard to work. >> reporter: here on rhode island's thenarragansett bay researchers show us the challenges researcher face as they try to hear the ping from flight 370's data recorder. we drop an underwater microphone, a hydrophone, off the back of the boat as it is moves farther away from a pinger that's already been submerged. and even less than 100 yard

we now learned that this area in which four underwater signals were detected, a u.s. navy official on the record say it was most likely not from the black boxes after all. not only were the black boxes in the area you're looking at highlighted on your screen, neither is the plane. the plane is not there in that section of the indiana ocean. we also got confirmation about the plane not being there from the australians because that came out in a statement because they say they have discounted this area where these four underwater signals have reflected the resting place of flight 370. >> the hope has been diminishing slightly with every single day. rene, your report has deflated so many. richard quest, this can't mean the end. there certainly has to be something else they can do. what is it? >> it is by no means the end. it is disappointing and devastating but a reflection of the complexity and difficulty of the mission at hand here, ashleigh. if it was easy, they'd have done it quickly. they found these pings within a 30 day period and they went and looked because it was th

. >>> chinese ship will reach depths of more than 23,000 feet and that unmanned u.s. navy submersible went down 15,000 compete before it malfunctioned last week. the jet with 239 on board disappeared last month. >>> school kids in coleman, 31 31 -- from colombia. are in the town of fondacian. 239 miles from bogota. authorities are trying to determine the cause. the driver who has managed to escape has been arrested. >>> if you fear disasters, chile is not place for you. there's a new study out that indicates chile could be the worst place in the entire western hemisphere to dodge mother nature. as lucia newman reports, it is time create an early warning system. >> reporter: chile's ash clouds circled the hemisphere at least five times. monitors volatile volcanos on yellow alert. >> we are monitoring 43 of the most active volcanoes with cameras, thermal and seismic sensors, so chile can have first rate information to put an early warning system on motion. >> reporter: but of all active volcanoes, one poses the biggest danger. we go see the via rica. it's long overdue for er

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they started selling them from japan to the united states, to sea world, the u.s. navye dolphins came from japan. they are not allowed to import them anymore into the united states. the [ inaudible ] institute threatened to file a lawsuit against the u.s. fisheries for allowing this. but they are shipping them to other areas. japan is the size of california, and has 51 dolphin areums, and most of them are very sub standard, and they die, and they simply get more. that's the economic underpinning is the capture and sale of live dolphins. i have a graphic here that explains how it works. here is this blue line. this is the dolphin meat. the sale of dolphin meat is dropping dramatically. it was actually 2300, many porpoises. last year they killed 700. >> for meat? >> for meat. >> that's because it is about supply and demand just like any other product. and if the japanese people become aware the product is contaminated they will stop buying. but the green line is the sale of live dolphins. dolphin. >> how do you know that? >> because i have the contract faxed to me by two

the latest advance could be the biggest yet because the u.s. navymorality lessons for robots. it's about damn time. those navy robots pick up all kinds of diseases during fleet week. they just head to times square and hook up with the loosest a.t.m. on the street. so now, our military is teaching artificial intelligence how to make moral and ethical decisions-- robots learning morals, which i completely support as long as they don't teach it to the predator drones for a couple of years. ( laughter ) they plan to develop unique algorithms and computational mechanisms to allow for a robot's dynamic override of planned actions based on moral reasoning. exactly. morality comes down to simple math. i even have my own algorithm-- someone else's pain times my desire to help divided by is it happening in africa? ( laughter ) ( applause ) but it's not just-- it's not just killer robots who will benefit from moral reasoning. they're also the roberts who help killer humans. say a robot encounteraise marine if a fractured leg. applying traction in the field wil

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a u.s. navyarship has located the overturned hull of a reddish yacht that went missing last week. 1600 kilometers off the massachusetts coast. the cabin is said to have been completely flooded and its windows shattered. the crew was sailing back to the u.k. following a regatta in and take a -- antigua. what could be a medical breakthrough. scientists say they are close to developing a vaccine that would help stop the spread of malaria. the thunder group of children in tanzania who are naturally resistant to the disease and those antibodies can be transformed into the treatment. we have this report. common sight in hospitals in africa. child dies minute a from malaria. scientists have found that some children are naturally resistant to the disease in they could hold the key to developing an effective vaccine. tests have revealed that their immune system attacks the malaria causing parasite. they produce an antibody that traps the organism inside red wood sills preventing it from spreading througho

crews heard sonic pins they believed might be coming from the black box data recorders, and then a u.s. navy sonar recorder, blue fin one, was sent 7 how meters down to try to pinpoint the sounds. at the time, the searchers were confident they were looking in the right place, but now a setback. >> the australian transport safety bureau has now advised that the search in the vicinity can be considered complete. and in his professional judgment, the area can now be discounted as the final resting place for flight 37 0. >> which means that officials must now widen the search again, to an area more than twice the size of belgium, far below the surface of the indian ocean. in waters so deep, they will have to map the ocean floor first. the missing boeing 777 has an excellent safety record and disappeared without the crew reporting any problems into one of the world's deepest oceans for no apparent reason. the australian government remains convinced that flight 370 is somewhere at the bottom of the indian ocean, near where it's last flight transmission was detect, but where it will be found seems

we have just learned that it was u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s who were the one who is met the taliban in that eastern afghanistan town, and they are the ones who basically flew him back to kabul, afghanistan. i'm told it was a very emotional scene on the helicopter when the navy s.e.a.l.s placed bergdahl on the aircraft. it feels about 10:30 a.m. eastern time. they received him from 18 armed taliban but no shots were fired during the handover. according to a senior u.s. defense official, bergdahl was disoriented and confused. he took a pen and wrote on a paper plate writing instead of talking because it was so loud on board the helicopter. ss, he wrote, meaning special forces? the operators, the s.e.a.l.s sitting with him, responded loudly over the noise of the rotor blades saying, yes, we've been looking for you for a long time. bergdahl then reportedly broke down crying. bergdahl i'm told was in a weakened state. he had lost some weight, but he could walk on his own. he was held by the taliban for four years and ten months. the serge

the first to you those that were sought by americans were sunk by navy, u.s. navy that were operating out of newfoundland. twenty-nine years of the time, one of the fascinating pieces of evidence. writing a history of something that has happened at that time four years earlier, finding dialogue from people who has passed away is a bit of a challenge. the office of naval intelligence in the army counterpart during world war ii and a wonderful technique. there were taken prisoner and put in a room at the prison cap and another you board officer from above and of course there was start talking. what happens to you. where were you. they add microphones and the walls. some poor army soldier with the head said taking it away. very good anecdotal accounts in his own words by commander dagen this is a typical medium-sized german new book of world war ii. they did unprecedented damage this was the first victim of the mining campaign. coming in june 15th. she came across one of the mines and broke its killed. amazingly if you look at that the ship was later salvaged a return

the u.s. navy is dismissing claims that the pings detected in the indian ocean were not from the plane's black box. a naval official says they were likely from a ship not from the missing plane. but a navy official said the quotes were speculative and premature. they were called the best lead yet. still, no sign of the plane has been found since it disappeared in early march. >>> a thief picked the wrong target. a thief stole a car on monday from san jose. the owner had left an iphone in the glove box. investigators used the find my phone tracking technology and located the car in palo alto at the shopping center. police staked out the car and arrested this man, the alleged thief. they found the stolen car keys, they say, in the thief's pocket, along with drugs. >>> apple is buying beats. apple is paying $3 billion for the headphone and music streaming company. beats was co-founded by dr. dre. the acquisition is the largest ever for apple. experts say this will help apple play catchup with other co

we have just learned that it was u.s. navya.l.s who were the one who is met the taliban in that eastern afghanistan town, and they are the ones who basically flew him back to kabul, afghanistan. i'm told it was a very emotional scene on the helicopter when t

officials expressed doubts today that an unmanned u.s. navy submersible scanning the indian ocean would find any wreckage. >> i must say the chances of finding it i think the probability is lower than it was when we started the search. >> reporter: on thursday, malaysia officials released a preliminary report. the five-page document confirmed radar tracked the plane as it turned west but that air traffic controllers did not realize the boeing 777 was missing until 17 minutes after it disappeared from civilian radar. >> all that will be investigated. >> reporter: families of the 239 missing passengers and crew members remain frustrated at the lack of progress after weeks of waiting in a hotel, they were advised thursday to go home. susan mcginnis, cbs news, washington. >> along with the report, officials from malaysia, australia and china plan to meet next week in their quest to get to the bottom of this mystery surrounding flight 370. >>> what began as a peculiarity project may evolve into an even stranger business venture. this is a head shak

the u.s. navy has charted the bluefin or another month. it will return to the search areaand searched a wider to further extend the search activities. the bluefin 21 has already covered 400 square kilometers. in this new phase of the search, it will take it a little wider. the key element of the next stage will involve a deep ocean search with specialist equipment and there will be meetings starting this week involving our international partners to look at where this equipment might be available and how it can be included in the search effort. it is possible that some of it may be owned by navies or governments around the world but it is likely that the majority will have to be provided from the private sector air. -- avid sector. -- private sector. finally, can i mentioned that it is our intention to move the joint coordinator from perth to cambridge. to bring the high level representatives of malaysia and china and other countries who are interested in the search. the base of the operations will still be from perth. can i thank the west

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the first two u-boats sunk by americans were sunk by u.s. navy hudsons out of newfoundland. this is commander degen, 29 years old at the time. one of the fascinating pieces of evidence that candace was able too dig out for me was in writing a history of something that happened at that time 40 areas earlier, now almost 70, finding dialogue from people who have passed away is a bit of a challenge. but candace found that the office of naval intelligence and their army counterparts during world war ii had a wonderful technique for getting information. they could take a prisoner like degen and put him in a room with another u-boat officers and encourage them to talk. what happened to you, where were you? and they had microphones in the walls and some poor army soldier with a head set typing away, and i was able to get some very good anecdotal accounts in his own words by commander degen while he was unknowingly being transcribedly army intelligence. this is the u boat. they called them the type 7c, german u-boat of world war ii. they did unprecedented damage worldwide for such sm

u.s. navye from flight 370 black boxes were not from the missing plane. crews used those pings to try to narrow down an area of the ocean floor where the plane may have ended up but a drone failed to find anything. authorities believe it made from another source, possibly a ship. >> more problems exposed involving met vans affairs medical facilities with a new report citing efforts to hide delays. this following allegations several veterans died while awaiting treatment in a va hospital. so far, 42 va facilities across the country are under investigation. several lawmakers are demanding more action. >> we're hearing from the va around america that there is neglect to carry out our obligations to veterans. >> the director of the care system sent a letter reading i want to assure you that the va palo alto system is committed to providing highest quality, safe, compassionate care to veterans and we strive to see patients within 14 days of the date they'd like to be seen. >> today a u.s. marine bei

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