the united states coast guard. take a look at that. e united states coast guard has shut the 53-mile texas waterway to traffic as responders scramble to clean up an estimated 4,000 barrels spilled into the bay. eight local refineries are now cut off from new oil deliveries. and the spill threats a nearby oil sanctuary. this has america remembers the exxon valdez paster 25 years ago today. a quarter of a cent think later, the shale boom are putting pressure on this country's road, rails, and waterways. tankers and pipelines still transport the majority of oil to the refineries. but in 2012 the movement of oil by trucks trains, and river barges rose to a million dollars a day, a 57% increase since 2011. that's because construction of pipelines isn't keeping pace due to the lengthy approval process and the opposition from the public. operators are forced to look to alternative ways to traps port their oil. but doing that comes with costs to safety. accidents in the past year have caused property damage in this country and loss of life next

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locating data buoys and we also seek expert opinions from organizations like the csro, the united states coast guard and others. we have put all of that information together. and any new intelligence that comes to us about satellites to formulate an area. and we will redo it again tonight. based on what observations may have occurred in today's flying. and lack how to go out and search it again. and then we will do it again and again until we have some sort of closure or positive sightings in the area. >> can we get more of a sense of what the visuals are yielding? there was a reference to one yesterday. has anymore come in today? just on the one you said, would that happen to be a wooden palette. reference has been made to that publicly? >> yeah, part of the description was a wooden palette and a number of items that were nondescript around it. and some belts, different colors around it as well. strapping belts. different lengths. we tried to refined that yesterday with one of the -- new zealand air crafts. and unfortunately they didn't find it. that's the nature of it. you have to be off by

that's why i serve in the united states coast guard. maybe you were born ready.estigating complaints from people living in one san francisco neighborhood. they say a parklet the city installed has had the opposite affect attracting drugs, prostitution 1k3* other crimes. here is that report on abc news. >> one morning i watched his dogs get scared a by a dog nicknamed needles. and then he takes out syringes to use them. he has warned needles to stay out of the area and tries again. >> you need to go. >> you need to go. >> i will tear your whole head off. >> to calm the situation i told hornby to take off and needles continued to rage. >> i will tear your [bleep] off. you are on private property. >> i saw others smoking pot. what appear to be middle school students lit up before they saw my camera an i foun off. i found discarded needles and talked to regulars such as parolee james simms who is willing to describe the scene. >> pot, crack, whatever it is. it is a stomping ground or whatever. >> all right here. >> the neighbors tell me it hasn't always been that way

for the aircraft as we have using our own in-house systems as well as expert advice from the united states coastl companies, it's that the area for 21 days of movement taking into account the actual weather, and the known currents of the area. yes. >> how many -- >> do you see by satellite? >> how much faster was the plane going to according to new analysis? how do you know it continued to go at that faster speed? >> this will remain at somewhat an exact science i don't have exact figures of speed but this is estimated speed between south china sea and straight of malaka. >> human control of the plane beyond a certain point? >> aassumption is that it was traveling at a chose to constant speed we reasonably know the aircraft continued to travel as we bring together the team two sets of data. from hulling of the satellite that can give the specified time and aircraft which we rely on the likely performance of the aircraft and matching two sets of data to get points where the aircraft is likely to have gone through, and ended up. >> how many of these debris fields could have drifted from that area?

so we have, using our own in-house systems, as well as expert advice from the united states coast guardmercial companies, drifted the area for 21 days of movement taking into account the actual weather and the known currents for the area, yes. >> how many debris fields seen by satellites? >> how much faster was the plane going according to the new analysis and how you know it continued to go at that faster speed after the radar lost contact? >> this will remain a somewhat inexact science. i don't have in front of me the exact figures of the estimated speed, but this was an estimated estimate of the speed. >> that suggests no human control of the plane at some point? >> the assumption is that the aircraft was traveling at a close to constant speed and the reason we know that the aircraft continued to travel is we are bringing together, we and the international investigative team, are bringing together two sets of data. the dating from poling of the satellite that can give an arc within that specified time the aircraft was, and about the likely performance of the aircraft and matching tho

in mountain regions of the united states the coast guard still flies back and forth looking for otherso you see this investigation on land unfolding? >> i think mary is right. you will have to have aircraft go back and forth. so many of those countries have thick jungle on the ground. it may be difficult to see from above. it would be very, very hard unless you knew that it would be very, very close. that is the problem. if that satellite imagery has not been made available by way of satellite imagery, do you feel like this is not going to happen? there will have to be other means to locate a plane if indeed it is on land? they are taking information about the emergency transmitter. they only record information for two hours. they are being able to send signal signals the fact that the els hasn't gone off surprises me and that would give us a location where it is. what does that mean to you that it hasn't gone off so far? it went to 83% when we went to 4200 megahurtz. in fact there were two onboard the aircraft. the chance that both suffered an impact and didn't signal and we can't pic

. >> in my 40 years of public service, 31 years as a state trooper and 13 states in the united states coast guard, nothing in the world could have prepared me for what i saw. when i flew over the area on sunday i said that, you needed to see it to believe it. now that i've seen it from the ground, i must tell you that i still can't believe what i saw.  jenna: we're waiting for some new information on the deadly mudslide in washington with a news conference expected next hour as the governor of washington state is asking for a review of the risk assessment system for landslides. in the meantime crews are still searching in the disaster zone for the sixth day in a row. dan springer is live in arlington, washington, with more on this. >> reporter: jenna, sadly the news is very grim here. 25 are known dead. officials spent time last night preparing the community for likelihood of a much higher death toll. more thanhundred people are out there searching for victims. local volunteers, national guard unit, trained to find bodies in the rubble of a battlefield. and a federal search team found addi

that's why i serve in the united states coast guard. maybe you were born ready.in for diana perez. >> i'm john muller. here are some of the top headlines we're following on "world news now." abc news has learned u.s. officials now believe the fate of malaysia flight 370 was not an accident and the search area for the plane has been dramatically expanded. more details in a moment. >>> compromise reached by five partisan group of senators could pave the way to reinstate long-term unemployment benefits. it is unlikely to clear the full senate but the house is still a question. still, it is being called a breakthrough. >>> former british tabloid journalist said his source for secrets about prince charles were principle des dess diana h. he admitted this during the phone-hacking scandal. >>> chicago is set to battle a rat infestation as the city thaws out. crews are spreading out poison. one lawmaker wants to hire a company that uses a special liquid to sterilize the pets. those are some of our top stories on this friday, march 14th. >> announcer: from abc news, this

that's why i serve in the united states coast guard. maybe you were born ready.g. i'm marci gonzalez in for diana perez. >> i'm john muller. >>> good morning. i'm marci gonzalez in for diana perez. >> i'm john muller. >>> russia has agreed to a nato request to hold a meeting in brussels discussing ukraine opening up awe diplomatic channel. secretary of state john kerry holds high level talks to you. >>> testimony at murder trial of oscar pistorius. on the stand yesterday, a witness broke down and cried, recalling the screams she said she heard the morning pistorius's girlfriend, reeva steenkamp, was killed. >>> rachel canning will not have to pay a weekly allowance, but the judge delayed a ruling on her college cost. >>> a newly discovered asteroid 2014 dx 110 will fly between the earth and moon today. astronomers say it's 130 to 140 feet across and poses no danger. those are some of our top stories on this wednesday, march 5th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good wednesday morning, everybody. ash wednesday. end of mardi gras. >> let's

that's why i serve in the united states coast guard. maybe you were born ready.stguard.com. >>> this morning on "world news now." >>> this morning, intensifying search. the effort to find the missing malaysian jet. >>> early warning. the earthquake scare in los angeles the plan particular moves caught on live tv and how a crucial new seismic system is making a difference. >> bathroom fixtures as front-yard art. how one homeowner's people of art is turning neighbor against neighbor. >> a new season of "dancing with the stars" who stood out on last nature's premiere. the new direction and new sound in the skinny on this tuesday, march 18. >> good morning. we begin with the latest details on the disappearance of malaysia airlines flight 370. 26 nations are contributing to a certain much of 10,000 miles of open ocean. >> australia is leading part of the search and said this morning that the area it is checking today is about the size of texas. the international search team is looking for the tiniest of clues. >> the search for flight 370 is now a hunt for fragments o

it's 11:00 here on the east coast of the united states, 11:00 a.m. on a p-3 orion search aircraft will be above the search zone, nearly 1500 miles southwest of perth. it and several others will be scouring the ocean surface trying to get a better look at several pieces of debris revealed in these photos and other versions that investigators have seen. they'll be trying to determine whether they belong to malaysian airlines flight 370. searchers will be using other equipment as well. sonar

it's really prime minister benjamin netanyahu made a rare visit to the west coast united states. he traveled back and forth between los angeles and san francisco meeting with tech companies and speaking out about iran. it is a regime to do the polls duly for my image. over the moon unabashedly the poll for the annihilation of the juice during his speech to jewish community leaders at the signing wiesenthal center's museum of tolerance he compared that notion to the rhetoric reboot by adolf hitler and in no written before the holocaust and on display at the jewish human rights museum. he said the first threats should be taken seriously then and the rats from iranian leaders need to be taken seriously today these people are often distorted. the section humanity called the jewish people. we will not let them we will expose them. and we still played well to reopen toby. he accused iran of continuing to develop nuclear weapons despite an interim agreement with the international community to steal back. he also says iran is attempting to secretly provide missiles to organizations. you

coast, jefferson did. and something like a sister democracy to the united states and that from the west coast democracy would spread to the east, and the two would join if the middle and make the whole continent a democracy. so that's the background. so what i'm going to do is i'm going to read a little bit about, a little snippet from four different characters, and that's part of what attracted me to the story, was that there are some really distinctly different leaders, different characters, different personalities. and they react in very different ways in these circumstances. and their personalities and their reactions in these, in the course of these expeditions going across the country and around cape horn determined a lot of what happened in the years that followed and, actually, the decades that followed. so in some ways you can almost trace history back to, you know, pivotal moments. but in some ways these personalities shaped our destiny as a western empire on this continent. so the first one i'm going to read is a woman whom some of you in oregon may know named miriam dorian. there were two advance

it's 11:00 here on the east coast of the united states, 11:00 a.m. off the coast of australia, where soon a p-3 orion search aircraft will be above the search zone, nearly 1500 miles southwest of perth. it and several others will be scouring the ocean surface trying to get a better look at several pieces of debris revealed in these photos and other versions that investigators have seen. they'll be trying to determine whether they belong to malaysian airlines flight 370. searchers will be using other equipment as well. sonar buoys, and old fashioned eyeballs. we want to caution everybody, we do not have the answers tonight about what it is in the water. there is hope. emotions already boiling over among some of the families who are waiting for answers, real answers. hard to fathom what they have been going through. it's clear right there. it has not been easy to believe that any -- with any certainty, even if the news is bad, but soon a search aircraft might provide the first inkling of it. i want to go to the royal australian base, where the aircraft

on the east coast of the united states, 8:00 a.m. in australia's west coast.ith new hope in the search for flight 370. at least one chip hasship has an the new search area. those vessels will try to pick up objects located today. that is the possibility. it is potentially the most

coast of the united states, 11:00 a.m. on australia's west coast. ships are zeroing in on the new area mapped out just 24 hours ago. objects were spotted by five aircraft earlier todd. it is potentially the most promising lead in three weeks since the boeing 777 with 239 people on board vanished on that flight from kuala lumpur to beijing. tonight, we'll hear from a naval commander involved in the search, take you aboard america's p-8 poseidon, and we'll demonstrate the technology that those so-called black boxes use to lead searchers to them. first, the latest from just outside perth. >> reporter: we can hear the turboprops of a military plane starting up here at the air base. we don't have the official schedule of what the search is going to look like. but we know they are going to be heading to the new search area, which has already revealed some intriguing clues. five planes, including this american p-8 poseidon cnn was aboard, spotted possible debris in a new search area today, raising hope crews are closer to what could be the final resting pl

coast of the united states, 11:00 a.m. on australia's west coast. in on the new area mapped out just 24 hours ago. objects were spotted by five aircraft earlier todd. it is potentially the most promising lead in three weeks since the boeing

the pentagon today reports australia has assigned the united states military to cover a large area off the coastern australia. why is the united states military covering stuff over in australia? what's wrong with the australian military? you have answers to that other things, correct? >> we'll show you where the search area is going to be. 1700 miles off the coast of western australia, off the city of perth, this blue x. about 1700 miles. >> good telela straighting. >> this is a rough area where they'll be searching. they're using a high tech military aircraft that just arrived earlier today in western australia and another aircraft similar, a p-3 poseidon aircraft. >> this is up in the bay of bengal. >> bay of bengal. don't know the exact area. so two of the same aircraft are searching in those two regions. >> all right. analysts say the majority of the southern corridor there is littered with so-called dead zones, areas that have very limited contact when it comes to radar and satellite. peter ducey has more on this. i didn't realize anything like this went on, certainly not that there were va

>>> it's just on 3:30 on a thursday morning on the east coast of the united states. >> we want to welcome viewers in the united states and across the world. the headlines now this hour. the air search for malaysia airlines flight 370 has been postponed due to bad weather but five ships will remain in the search zone. the air crews hoped to focus on a spot where french satellites had captured images of 22 floating objects. one was big enough to be the plane's wing. >>> officials in the u.s. state of washington say 90 people are still unaccounted for in a massive landslide. but that is down from 176 people on wednesday. rescue workers will continue searching for victims today but they have been unable to locate any survivors. >>> u.s. president barack obama calls on russia to reduce focus on ukraine. and a russian invasion of eastern ukraine is more likely that previously thought. >>> as we have been reporting the bad weather impacting the search for the missing flight 370 and the storms could make it much harder to find debris from the boeing 777. >> but when the weather clears what should

. >>> coming up 18 minutes past 2:00 on a tuesday morning on the east coast of the united states. we'll like to welcome back our viewers from the u.s. and around the world. >> we want to take a look to help find that missing malaysian airline flight. >> we see how information gleaned from an earlier crash may help them location flight 370. >> reporter: since the search began just the u.s. navy aircraft ha covered more than 360,000 square nautical mile pps. >> we know we're only looking in one hay stack whether than multiple hay stacks. >> reporter: search maps were developed to help location air france in the atlantic ocean. he took us through the sophisticated model they used. first a grid that showed where it could have hit. where the debris would have fallen if the plane had a catastrophic failure at cruisiig altitude. >> if you loi layer those you get a heat map. it's probably in that location where it's red and green is a medium chance. >> reporter: managing those zones has huge obstacles. why is it search aircraft can promise so many leads and surface vessels can't find them

on the east coast of the united states, 8:00 a.m. in australia's west coast. a new day with new hope in the search for flight 370. at least one chip hasship has an the new search area. those vessels will try to pick up objects located today. that is the possibility. it is potentially the most promising one in the three weeks now since the boeing 777 with 239 on board vanished from that flight from kuala lumpur to beijing. tonight we'll hear from a naval commander involved in the search, take you aboard the p 8 poseidon which spotted some of the debris today. and we'll demonstrate right here on the studio the technology of those so-called black boxes use to lead searchers to them. first the latest from our kyung lah at search headquarters just outside perth. kyung? >> reporter: anderson, we can hear the turboprops of the military planes starting up here at the air base. we don't have the official schedule of what the search is going to look like, but we know that they are going to be heading to the new search area which has already revealed some intriguing clue

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does it mean to people on the west coast of the united states? for specific u.s. interests there were a lot of questions that we cared about quite a bit. what are dose rates? which isotopes and things of higher degree refinement. the initial estimate was from the simulations that were done were that tokyo was not at risk and we did not have to worry about that. i had to say it's not easy to do these kinds of scientific problems to the conventional way of peer review. you can't pull together the team of your best people in the middle of the night in say hey you haven't met each other before but one of you work together and answer this question in an hour. the question is how do we do that? how do we become more responsive to harvesting the skills we have in this country in a way that can address these questions which seem to come up almost annually? there is always something that comes up where science can likely inform and i think this was the case where we did quite a bit of air sampling and air modeling. we did really quite a bit of support for japan and i think

it is 10:00 here on the east coast of the united states. 10:00 a.m. in malaysia. for the first time in weeks since flight 370 vanished, there are new developments that could point to some answers, including one item strongly suggesting that investigators are now focusing sharply on foul play. we're talking about three new pieces of information about what may have happened to the 777 after air traffic controllers lost contact with signals from its radar transponder. barbara starr reporting on a classified analysis suggesting the airliner made a left turn and flew eastest west or southwest into the indian ocean, before likely crashing into the sea that. is one item. the second one ties in additional details of how the jet was flying. malaysian military radar showing the plane climbing to 45,000 feet soon after disappearing from civilian radar screens, then reportedly desends to 23,000 feet, then climbs again as it heads into the indian ocean. there are doubts which such drastic changes are possible. "the new york times" citing american officials and others saying th

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♪ >> the northern california coast is one of the most picturesque places in the united states, so it wonder this is where billionaire tom steyer ended up. just a few miles inland from the pacific is an 18 acre ranch he and his wife bought in 2002. only an hour outside of san francisco it is a world away. , buying this ranch, was that your idea or your wife's idea? >> i think you can lay my wife. -- blame my wife. originally we bought it because of the land. you could dump stuff if you paid the fee. there had been a dea raid. [laughter] >> running this huge ranch, how is it different from running $20 billion hedge funds? >> i can tell you how it is the same and how it is incredibly different. it's the same in that you think it looks like an asset, but it is actually dramatically changed by the people who run it. that's exactly like every organization i have been in, which is having great people at the top. it is unbelievably significant and powerful, and that's where the comparison is. >> how many have you put into this? >> i try never to ask this question. we have rebuilt every build

government appears to believe this thing is off the west coast of malaysia. >> the united states has -- we have some very good intelligence gathering capabilities. the straits of malacca is very important for air time security. >> but the answer is, we believe the jet did make the u-turn. >> i don't think we would dispatch a destroyer on a willy nilly chase. i think the information indicates something happened out in their direction. they're not just having the guys rage around the ocean to build sea time. they're out there, they're going to start looking. here is the thing. if that airplane is in the water it has an emergency locater transmitter and the flight data recorders have acoustic pingers on them. now, if something is down there on the water and actively pinging, the sensors on the subs and machines will find it. >> let's hope you're right. much more with our panel, up next what the united states military is saying. why the search area is moving and more on this breaking news that someone may have intentionally disabled the last communication system five hours after the plan

♪ >> the northern california coast is one of the most picturesque places in the united states, so nor this is where billionaire tom steyer spends his time. a few miles inland from the pacific is the 1,800 acre ranch steyer and his wife kathryn taylor bought in 2002. only an hour outside of san francisco, it's a world away. buying this ranch, was it your idea or your wife's idea? >> i think you can only blame my wife for that one. originally we bought it because the land had been so misused, you could dump stuff here if you paid them a fee. there had been a d.e.a. raid. they had people -- >> why? >> i think they were growing dope. >> oh. running this huge ranch, how is it different than running a hedge fund, a $20 billion hedge fund? >> i'll tell you how it's the same and how it's incredibly different. it's the same in the sense that you think this looks like an asset, but it's actually dramatically changed by the people who run it. and that's exactly like every organization i've been in, which is, having great people particularly at the top is unbelievably significant and powerful. a

♪ >> the northern california coast is one of the most picturesque places in the united states so no yonders is where billionaire tom steyer spends his time. a few miles inland from the pacific is the 1,800 acre ranch steyer and his wife bought in 2002, only an hour outside of san francisco, it's a world away. buying this ranch, was it your idea or your wife's idea? >> i think you can only blame my wife for that one. originally we bought it because the land had been so misused, you could dump stuff here if you paid them a fee. there had been a d.e.a. raid. they had people -- >> why? >> i think they were growing dope. >> oh. running this huge ranch, how is it different than running a hedge fund, a $20 billion hedge fund? >> i'll tell you how it's the same and how it's incredibly different. it's the same in the sense that you think this looks like an asset, but it's actually dramatically changed by the people who run it. and that's exactly like every organization i've been in, which is having great people particularly at the top is unbelievably significant and powerful. and that's where the c

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the federal regulatory commission reported that the united states could suffer a massive coast to coastoteurs knocked out nine of the country's 55 electric substations, just nine. the energy regulator concluded coordinated attacks in each of the nation's three separate electrical systems could cause the entire network to collapse. perhaps even more eye-opening now. there are no federal rules that require utilities to protect vital substations except those at nuclear power plants. of course the news reports of this have not identify those nine stations you would need to target. melissa: certainly, there is so much news we have to follow. look at dow down 110 points. we're actually kind of creeping back. adam: we're going to hand off unfortunately a selloff to melissa francis to take us through the next hour of "money." melissa: that's right. we're seconds away on breaking news with the treasury budget. peter barnes is standing by with that. the market is taking a beating. we're following every move. we have info you need to know how big of a risk national blackout for months? could be mo

it is 3:00 on the east coast of the united states. 10:00 p.m. here in kiev. minute we are expected to hear from secretary of state john kerry. he said a short time ago, he would be making a statement very soon. we will bring you that live when it happens. for the first time since russian boots hit ukrainian soil in crimea, robert sari agreed to end his mission and leave the region. it was a bizarre day for him. he was threatened by a group of armed men who wanted him to get into a vehicle. he refused to get into the vehicle. we will have more on the hour ahead. this is german chancellor angela merkel. a man she said just this week is out of touch with reality. we will hear the details on that back in washington. defense secretary chuck hagel is beefing up the mission in poland and adding claims to a baltic air patrol mission. in moscow, more news to tell you about. lawmakers are going tit for tat and drawing up a measure that would essentially confis case u.s. and european assets. if the u.s. and europe slap sanctions on russia and that is a big if. diplomats