they leave no stone unturned in their hunt. the prerp tai tors for this crime are now blightening the west. >> cattle theft. >> we're calling cattle rustling. straight out of a john wayne western. >> i i don't expect to get there with one single head of beef. >> reporter: and the crime back on the rise in 21st century america. the west is still wild. we're talking "rayhide" meets "breaking bad." >> these outlaws stealing the farm equipment, cattle and stuff are using drugs. >> yep, he's saying meth addicts are stealing cattle worth $1,000 to finance their habits. cattle rustling is a crime now dirtying up what i though was no longer the wild west. thievives bag backed a big rig d snatched the whole herd except for this last guy, left mooing for his buddies. >> if it were up to me, i would fix it so they couldn't steal anymore. >> yep, that's jet mccoy of "amazing race" victim. have you ever done anything else? >> no, i have never done anything else. i can't see myself doing anything else. >> you don't want to move to new york c

the briefing the transport minister defended actions saying there was no confusion, no stone left unturned. >> it's only confusion if you it to be seen to be confusion. we made it very clear we've been very consistent in our approach. >> [ inaudible ]. >> yes, in these two areas. we have searched in these areas. >> now you've extended the search to ask the indian government to help you. is that wrong? >> the indian government have come on board as part of this multi-national operation. i think that's something that should be commended. it is not a small operation that we're looking at. until we find that craft, we'll do whatever it takes to find it. >> the transport minister of malaysia. let's go to kuala lumpur airport to bbc's jennifer pack. it got pretty tense and heated. there were a number of facts that came out, not least, the confusion and lack of information given there were two plots of unidentified aircraft at 1:31 in the morning and another one at 2:15 heading northwest away from panang which is not in the direction of china. >> reporter: indeed. what mall lugs officials have sa

. >> it just, to me, shows the determination of law enforcement to leave no stone unturned and to really look at the scene, and they did a great job, obviously, of evidence collection in this case, and it really, really helped this case along. >> i'd say one in a million. like i said, it's a miracle. by the grace of god, you know, by the grace of god, you know, they found it. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> breaking overnight, ukraine on the brink. russian troops moving into the country while the rest of the world chooses sides. the new steps the u.s. is taking this morning and the key ally russia may have picked up overnight. >>> right now, brutal winter storm pummeling the east. millions waking up to snow and ice, being warned, stay off the roads. schools and offices shut down, thousands of flights already grounded this morning. our indra petersons is live tracking this latest winter storm for us. >>> and while you were sleeping, it ended, just minutes ago. hollywood honoring its best

you heard the chief say they didn't want to leave any stone unturned. today billboards went live all the way down the east coast all the way down to georgia with relishesa's picture and tatum's picture. but the chief did say in his press conference she didn't have any reason to believe in the last 60 days that tatum might have gone anywhere other than richmond, virginia. even so though, they and the fbi have alerted every jurisdiction where she might have a connection. at this point now, again, doesn't have any reason to believe he might have left the washington, d.c. area other days. >> this it girl was living in a homeless shelter. social workers involved with her family. school officials involved as well. is there any investigation to what people did to try to protect her? >> well, you can imagine there is going to be all sorts of investigating on what happened and who knew what and when and how on earth this gentleman was able to have any interaction outside of the shelter with this little girl, especially alone time but a lot of people aren't talki

given the risk of conflict none of us can afford to leave any stone unturned. >> if sergei lavrov anderry do not make a breakthrough, the security council is like i had to meet again. no one doubts that russia will use its veto. we here a text of resolution has been drafted. what will be achievement by bringing the security council to a vote on this? >> let's wait and see. what we want to achieve, we want to stop russian invasion. we want to get to the negotiating table. we want to find a peaceful solution of this conflict. and we want to have ukraine independent and free. >> the interim prime minister met the u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon before leaving new york. he's on his way to kiev and knows that the time he has to keep crimea inside ukraine is running out. if that goes ahead there'll be sanctions from the west, but it will be hard to change the facts that exist on the ground. >> james bays. al jazeera, united nations. >> the fires trial of its kind on french sail. >> a verdict due on a rwandan army captain. >> pope francis's home country celebrates his first anniversary as

flowers and his men leave no stone unturned in their hunt for the perpetrators of this crime now blighting the west. >> large domestic animal, which is cattle theft. >> reporter: we're talking cattle rustling. a crime straight out of a john wayne western. >> i i don't expect to get there with one single head of beef. >> reporter: and a crime back on the rise in 21st century america. the west is still wild. we're talking "rawhide" meets "breaking bad." >> these outlaws stealing the farm equipment, cattle and stuff are using drugs. >> reporter: yep, he's saying meth addicts are stealing cattle worth around $1,000 each to finance their habits. cattle rustling is a crime now dirtying up what i though was no longer the wild west. "nightline" obtained this startling surveillance footage of a major cow heist up in missouri. thieves backed a big rig up to the cow pen and, one by one, coaxed the unsuspecting cattle onto the trailer. cows make for easy money. they snatched the whole herd except for this last guy, left mooing for his buddies. >> if it was up to me, i'd fix it so they wouldn't steal a

to talk about the confrontation and given the conflict none of us can afford to leave any stone unturned>> reporter: if they do not make a breakthrough the security council is likely to meet on saturday for a vote on ukraine, no one dougs that russia will use its veto but they want to show they are completely eye isolated. a draft has been achieved and what will be achieved bringing the security council to a vote on this. >> let's wait and see. what we want to achieve, we want to stop russian invasion, we want to get to the negotiating table. we want to find a peaceful solution of this dramatic conflict and we want to have ukraine independent and free. >> reporter: the interim prime minister met the u.n. secretary general moon before leaving new york and now on his way to kiev and he knows in the time he has to keep crimea inside the ukraine is running out. if that referendum goes ahead, yes, there were will be sanctions from the west but very hard then to change the facts that will then exist on the grounds. james bates, al jazeera u.n. >> later in the program we are going to be looking

a good investigator needs to leave no stone unturned. that being said, this is par for course for any investigation. there will be misinformation, there will be third party information that is a distraction. the investigator would be remiss if they simply ignored it and it ended up being a positive lead, so they are doing the best they can with information they are provided. it's just going to take some time. at this point, they are still in search mode. like they said, it takes a long time just to search 70 square miles of this vast ocean and area. >> you talked about implementing in crashes like this some sort of grid system. can you explain what that means? >> absolutely. i have done this before in search and salvage operations on the ocean. its process of elimination. you cordoned off via gps grids and traversers those either by boat or aircraft. you visually stand for any debris or items that may be on sonarrface and listen via for that beacon that everybody is hoping to get a hold of. it's just a large area, and it will take time.

. >> the hunt has left no corner of the state unturned. it's reached this quiet valley northwest of athens. the organization that irrigates it will close and hand over its duties to local government. the man who runs it says it loses half a billion of dollars a year, but says payroll is not the problem. >> in the days of easier money, mps would tell farmers not to worry about their payments. in years past they would find ways to subsidizing us under the table. >> bigger payrolls are being axed. also to go, a body of workers who worked during the athens olympics but hasn't done much since then. >> many people here think there are too many on public payroll given they make up a five of the 3.5 million people of peopl wor. >> a significant number of jobs will be lost as a result of accelerating disciplinary procedures durin. this is the first time we are systematically attacking along those lines. we do discover quite a few skeletons in our closets, and quite a few people are losing their jobs either because they had submitted fake certificat

but on the other hand, you've got to go with the most unturned theory that plane has to be someplace and they need to check out the leads. really frustrating and really perplexing. >> just because that was the last place according to these malaysian military that it was on the radar, that doesn't necessarily mean that something happened to it in that spot. it could just be at that point, shawn, flying below radar. >> yeah. that's true. >> shawn go ahead. >> that's right, anderson. you don't know until you actually find the physical evidence. building on david's point, there are four competing theories of what's occurred here and we've really got to look at all the facts whether it be terrorism, hijacking, pilot error or mechanical failure. at this point without any real physical evidence i think you've got to look at all the people that are involved. three of those competing theories that are people that would have been involved in those first three and perhaps even in a mechanical failure there may be people involved. i think from an investigative perspective you've got to look at w

each requires that the investigation leaves no stone unturned. >> what don't we know about what is going on at albuquerque police department, from your experience? >> there's a lot of upanswered questions that start several years back when it comes back to who we are letting in to the police department. that's a concern, and we had that while we were employed there. >> what is the problem? . >> i would like to know that along with other people. i have the feeling that during my time i saw what i considered a lowering standard. lowering standard of what we required officers to have to get in the department. and my concern is that got worse once i left in 2006, and that may be something that needs to be explored very objectively. >> what is moral like in the police department? >> the people i'm in contact with, and have been over the years say moral is at a low. that is talking to patrol officers, detectives. high command level people. there's nobody to tell me. in fact, 50 to 100 people i have talked to say it's terrible. >> does this come from the top? >> mean, who needs to fix the probl

. >> reporter: well, his defense team is leaving no stone unturned hiring u.s.irm evidence room which specializes in producing animations of crime scenes and also turning to forensic scientist henry lee who as you'll recall gave evidence during the o.j. simpson trial. now, the oscar pistorius trial is expected to last up to six weeks. most of it will be televised. dan and bianna. >> of course, the world will be watching. lama, thank you. >>> well, on a lighter note, we're going to turn to our countdown to oscar sunday, just one day away from hollywood's biggest night, and the excitement is building, i would say, very fast. >> yeah, they're in the middle of furious rehearsals right now, presenters working out their preshow jitters and we're told that some of the vocal performances are so powerful, that they're bringing people to tears. abc's chris connelly got inside access, and he joins us live from hollywood. chris, did you cry? >> you know, i was verklempt. i was verklempt. good morning, guys. from outside the dolby theatre and on what will eventually be the r

so how do you make it unturn offable but still be safe for the pilot and the crew? >> you're right. since the terrible accidents involving fires on airplanes like that, value jet, swiss air, things like that, pilots have zero tolerance for smoke in the cockpit. turn backs because of that were fairly common because they are going to turn -- they are not going to diagnose it. they are going to start for the ground. so that's a challenge but i don't think it's an insurmountable challenge. perhaps they can be designed with very low voltages. >> the trouble is, you mentioned air france flight 447, one of the changes after that was that the pingers have to send out pings for more than 30 days and that plane went down -- what is it -- five years ago. even if a decision was made today, it might be a number of years before the 20,000 planes are are flying right now will have that new equipment. >> you're right. the decision has been made. the faa has changed the technical standard order. >> for the pinger, we're talking about? >> or the duration for the power supply for the pinger. so in feb

>> obviously we can't leave any stone unturned.re many hypothesis and guesswork, but we really don't know anything as of this moment. nothing solid. not a shred of evidence has come up that back any of these theories. >> latane, i see you nodding your head. one of the things i thought interesting today in talking to pilots, corresponding with pilots, reading some pilots online is a real kind of backlash against what a lot of pilots see as an unfair move to cast dispersions on the pilot of this plane, a lot of counter-theorizing. i wonder if you share that "a" and "b," is that professional solidarity or something else? >> i think any pilot is loathe to question the abilities of another professional pilot. this captain, in particular, had a lot of experience. however, i keep trying to jump on some logic train that would lead me away from the crew and coincidence keeps getting in the way. the coincidence, for example, that just two minutes after the last communication, the transponder was turned off. that the fact that the airplane tu

they say it's part of the routine investigation, leaving no stone unturned, chris. >> okay, good.o that's just about them checking, as opposed to them having any cause for speculation involving the crew. it's good to at least rule that out for now. one follow-up question for you, andrew. is -- help us understand, if they're trying to figure out if this was the plane, why is that difficult, other than the unsophisticated nature of this primary radar? doesn't give you altitude or flight speed, and a lot of the data, more so physician rated radar does. could it be another flight, were there other planes in the area? what are the variables involved? >> well, it was -- it was last seen at 2:15 in the morning. so not a busy time for flying. as far as the variables are concerned and the fact they can't identify this plane, this primary radar just doesn't give enough information. these 777s have equipment called transponders, which send out very specific signals saying exactly who and what they are. these are the transponders that stopped working about an hour or so into the flight. so on

they are leaving no stone unturned into find the debris.solated places on worth and like trying to find a needle in a hay stack. >>> day 12 of the search for flight mh370 wrapping up for the evening. the white house says it is committed to help{what are they doing to help find the plane? we will have more on that. >> and a snapshot at the unemployment in the county and a new study on the impact of raising minimum wage. >> russia makes major moves in crimea and the priorities for the white house and how it has handled the ukraine situation so far >> the president is filling out his ncaa bracket and hosting a film caremony for chavess. chavess az an seizer seizer seizcesar check it out. i can't believe your mom has a mom cave! today i have new campbell's chuy spicy chicken quesadilla soup. she gives me chunky before every game. i'm very souperstitious. haha, that's a good one! haha! [ male announcer ] campbell's chunky soup. it fills you up right. >>> okay. fox news alert. now, the several planes and sips that went out to look for flight mh37

we leaveinvestigator, no stone unturned. we have to protocol to follow.e will go through and look at everything. we will let the facts arrive. >> let's look at airport security. thereshocking to you that were two stolen passports and that didn't come up on any of the agent's computer systems? >> that is a concern. i'm not a security person but that is a concern. >> how could that have happened in a malaysian airport when one of the passports was registered with drupal? -- interpol? >> obvious is the when did not do their job. -- obviously, someone did not do their job. >> what does the procedure look like from here? all the teams will break up and start talking to people at the airport, on the airplane, maintenance records. there are a lot of things for them to do. thank you so much for sharing your insight with us this morning. air goglia, an independent consultant talking about the latest for the search for the missing malaysian airplane. some other stories making headlines. china.lenges for exports unexpectedly fell 18.1% last month, the biggest trout

. >> you can't leave any more stones unturned.s is a horrible predicament. >> david, do we have you? >> i'm here. >> i thought i lot of you. >> you are saying maybe it's too big. how about the possibility that this plane did not land in the water. >> the fact that we had to go on with the last known position. other than that there is not a secret of evidence that that plane landed on the water. for what we do, we need to search and have that x marks the spot of where that plane impacted the water if it did. there is no 7 information right now. >> it's times the size of the search area you were dealing with with air france flight 447. help us not in the aviation industry and not in this investigation area, help us understand what exactly they are doing right now. >> i'm on the outside like you are looking in. i can only wonder. we had a chat this morning, some of my colleagues involved wondering what we would do and you have to start with the basics and get all of this extraneous stuff out of the way. you are looking for the tiny b

as an investigator, you would leave no stone unturned. significant, significant thing they should be looking at. again, with the mechanical side, it's difficult to say because you don't have physical parts of the plane. again, from the criminal side, as an investigator, having dealt with terrorism before, yes, absolutely we cannot deviate from that and you have these red flags and i really don't think we should look away from them. >> evy poumpouras, thank you. searching for the debris from your home, you can help find the mystery flight on your computer. we'll tell you how you can do that, next. what does an apron have to do with car insurance? an apron is hard work. an apron is pride in what you do. an apron is not quitting until you've made something a little better. what does an apron have to do with car insurance? for us, everything. where their electricity comes from. they flip the switch-- and the light comes on. it's our job to make sure that it does. using natural gas this power plant can produce enough energy for about 600,000 h

and i would urge that the ferc be very diligent in this, truly leave no stone unturned. i have grave questions about the irresponsible release of nonpublic information that unduly pinpoints potential vulnerabilities of our nation's grid. if this conduct is not already illegal, i have suggested that it should be. the source of the leaked information appears to be someone with access to highly sensitive, narrowly distributed ferc documents. releasing this sensitive information for publication has put the nation potentially at greater risk and potentially endangered lives, including those of the many good people who are faithfully working every day to maintain and to protect the grid. in order to learn what has happened here and to determine how better to safeguard critical information as steps are being taken to make the grid less vulnerable, my colleague, the chairman of the energy committee, senator landrieu, and i have written to the inspector general of the department of energy, whose oversight includes the ferc. it is our understanding that the i.g. has already begun

reliance on russian gas after slopping saw the sanctions on the country political commentator ana unturned skate believes it's common for the blocs politicians to blame moscow instead of working to resolve their own internal problems traditionally russia is accused because that's the vision that many politicians inherited from the times of the called war but in this situation europe is profoundly in economic crisis and for europe enlarging towards ukraine was a victory they hoped to bring to the electorate before the european elections but of course it failed because it wasn't realistic while it was largely voluntary based on sound dreams so political ambition so when the reality came in the other car which took a step which was the only possible step we seemed out of the same step to make new leaders recurse economically you can't integrate the country of forty five million people without two million dead overnight so it is a traditional it approach because europe still is needed it's needed of this image of anime are fresh there because it's much easier to talk about the situation of con

to pursue anted dual path to make sure no storm -- stone was left unturned.e were convinced eddie bauer would've been a terrific transaction. the board is equally pleased that men's wearhouse has recognized the inherent value of jos a bank. the --mium over >> gilbert, but your own words, it is about price. >> it is about price, but also doing the duty of board has to its shareholders to give us the best possible value that we can have. >> gilbert, why are there not more robert will directs? he seems to be carl icahn's favorite ceo. where are the others in american enterprise? >> i can tell you that. bob is one of the great retailers. he understands the business. he understands the people. he has built a great company -- >> that you have been doing this for decades. why don't we see more transactions like this? >> because many times people don't have the guts to do what path., to go on a dual many times the management of the company and the directors don't have the fortitude to look at the fiduciary duty, they just crack under pressure. surely, we would love t