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what do you make, though, of this "usa today" report?think it's like every allegation against the pilots of this plane. we clearly know that somebody did something and the plane was turned deliberately. that's the phrase being used. if you look at the flight plan or the flight path, it was clearly moved deliberately west and then south. so yes, the body of evidence that somebody did something is growing by the day and in doing so, wolf, starts to diminish the mechanical option. but -- and here's where i disagree with "usa today" and all those who would happily try and convict one of the pilots -- you cannot, you must not go that next stage and say it was one of the pilots because, to use the phrase that i'm afraid you've heard me say so many times over the last three weeks, we just don't know. >> good point. they're quoting this high ranking malaysian police officer as coming to this conclusion. i suspect based on circumstantial evidence. one of the things they point out was that the 53-year-old pilot zaharie ahmad shah, he had the exper

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that's at the heart of a new article just reported in "usa today."'m joined now by the paper's world news editor, william dermotty along with former assistant fbi director tom fuentes and our cnn aviation analyst miles o'brien. william, thanks very much for cominging in. let's talk a little bit about this report that you have. tell us specifically what "usa today" is reporting. >> that investigators who have been on this since day one are telling our reporter on the ground at kuala lumpur that they're focusing solely on the pilot as the reason for the disappearance of the 777. they believe that there's no mechanical error involved in this, no sort of payne stewart-like folks falling asleep and it falling on auto pilot. they concluded that the pile himself must have been the one to redirect the plane, bringing it down to the southern indian ocean. they ruled out the co-pilot, who was a 27-year-old staff member. they felt he didn't have the ability to do such a thing. they've checked the passenger lists and they believe that no one on the flight could

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there is a usa today report from an unnamed malaysian source saying they are focusing on the pilot. the fbi is expected to turn over hard drive information to the malaysians in the next day or two. what are your sources telling you? >> at this point, sources are telling me they haven't found anything in a muslim anywheprel review. and a senior government official told cnn a police search of the pilot's home didn't turn up any evidence such as a suicide note that would suggest financial or psychological problems. investigators have not found concrete evidence that suggests it was a premeditated act by the pilots but they are not ruling out that theory either. they don't have the concrete evidence to back up any theory on the table. they haven't found the plane or the smoking gun in the pilots or passengers backgrounds. >> no motive but investigators do continue to focus on the pilots as well as other avenues of investigation? >> the pilots are the top priority. they are digging into their background. of course there is, you know, they are considering their role in the plane and exper

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william, let me start with you, with this new report out of "usa today". what exactly is your reporting at this hour on the pilots? >> well, we have a senior law enforcement official who has been involved with the investigation since day one who says that they believe that the pilot was the one who was solely responsible for what happened to the plane. they believe the act was deliberate. based on not only how the plane was diverted and what had to be done to do that but also through process elimination where they checked into the backgrounds of the passengers, they don't believe anybody on board was capable of doing such a thing. they also looked into the co-pilot, relatively young although has had experience remember not a lot on a 777. so it's their conclusion for now that they believe that it was the pilot who did something here. >> the pilot not the co-pilot. anything in terms of motive? as you heard pamela saying u.s. officials focusing on pilot and co-pilot but have not found any kind of a smoke gun or any motive. >> that's right. kevin johnson at "

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richard, let's talk about this "usa today" report. it's obviously natural to focus on the pilots but essentially "usa today" based on one up named malaysian source is saying it was the pilot who is the only one that could have done this, the most experienced and therefore they're focusing on him. >> the "usa today" report is judge and jury, convicted and just throw away and lock away the key. in the last hour, one of the guests on our special program with don lemon, one of our guests basically said his source in malaysia, high up in the police force, made it quite clear that there is no undue interest in one of the pilots. they're part of a wider investigation. they're obviously being looked at closely, but he completely and utterly denied that this view -- so what we have really done, and sara said in the last hour, as well. we're now sort of -- the rampant stage of unnamed sources -- >> also a single source who may have their own reason. les, the idea that the captain is the only one that could have the technical expertise to turn t

i want to bring in a reporter for "usa today."he was the first one to report these suspicions of captain shah front and center. also with us avenuiation correspondent richard quest and michael schmidt of the "new york times." mya, you can't tell me who your source is but you says it's a malaysian law enforcement source, somebody you've worked with a lot in the past who's given you good information in the past whose information you have trusted in past who doesn't really go beyond what he or she knows. beyond that, what exactly is your source telling you about ma malaysian authorities or at least the people that your source is working with now believe about the pilot? >> well, beyond what i have said in "usa today" there's nothing much that i'm getting out of him at this point in time. except that he's a well-placed source. i have worked with him for many years now. he's a senior-ranking officer in the special branch and elite squad. and he knows exactly what he's doing. so his information clearly suggests that the pilot was respon

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what do you make of this "usa today" report pointing the finger essentially at the pilot? does it make sense to you? >> no, it doesn't make sense at all. i think it's premature, thinly sourced. i just think they got out ahead of things. 20 days later and circling back to the flight crew. the flight crew cannot be excluded from possible blame in all this by any stretch. as a matter of fact, you have to put them very high on the list. but there's a lot of other series of events that could have occurred. for "usa today" to contend that the first officer could not fly the maneuvers that we witnessed is just plain wrong. >> mary, you basically agree with what miles is saying, that just because the lead pilot was the most experienced person on the plane that the indications that somehow makes him the responsible one. >> yes. there's a shocking lack of evidence. to make this leap that they have made, it's just really outrageous. i was a federal prosecutor before i was the inspector general. and the bottom line here is, they have no evidence. simply because they don't have any oth

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military be made here in the usa? david muir, in a big decision, coming our way. >>> good evening, on this thursday night. we bring you breaking news in the mystery of the passenger plane that vanished into thin air. u.s. investigators tell abc news they are considering the possibility, based on new clues, that what went on inside the cockpit of this plane may not have been an accident. all of this as a u.s. ship races to a new location in the indian ocean. and abc's david kerley brings us the breaking details, right now. david? >> good evening, diane. tonight, two sources tell abc news, that two communication systems on this 777 were shut down separately, suggesting there was not a catastrophic failure. these communication systems shut down separately, as i said, less than an hour into the flight. our source called it systematic. this, as the search is expanding. american ships are on the move, tonight, looking for that 777 jetliner, even farther away from its original flight path. a top u.s. military source says the

to discuss this, we are joined by ray locker, who broke the story for "usa today." thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> do you know if there is anything coming out of this? has this team been able to look at his body language and kind of take something away from it. >> well, you have seen anecdotal things from the researchers about how putin walks and what that tells them about his altitudes and struggles from adversity. he has a labored walking pattern. they have been tracking that for a while. the pentagon doesn't want to talk about specific insights they have gleaned and how they use this information. that's one of the challenges about reporting the story. what, for instance, would they look at besides his walk and what would it show him?

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this, of course, is "usa today" reporting. they're ruling out his more junior co-pilot as a possible suspect. but a senior u.s. official telling cnn investigators haven't zeroed in that closely. they are still looking at both the captain and his co-pilot, and there is no motive jumping out at them right now. basically, everything is still on the table. every potential scenario still on the table. very important here. jim clancy's been tracking this investigation since day one. he joins us live from kuala lumpur. and jim, another wrinkle here. we understand that captain shah's youngest son, for the very first time now, is speaking out. wrap this all up for me. >> reporter: well, you know, let's start at the beginning. we have an up identified, unnamed source in "usa today" pointing a finger at the captain. there's a lot of politics that are coming into play here. when you're going to accuse somebody of being responsible for the deaths of 240 people, as a journalist, i think one of the things i've got to require of my sources is

any actions that could be that it is such a condition in the city was supported by european countries usa and canada. pena norway and georgia aligned themselves with this statement. off to the horrors of the second when will the international community agreed on in your system of international relations based on the chop top of the united nations this system was designed as an artist from japan called an extension of penang chinese to the international community to the doctor is credited as the time to the maddening. this one to do this because it affects the rights of small countries and a not to say is called to attend to the dial up with illegitimate ukrainian authorities. the legality of the russian federation's military intervention in an occupation of ukraine's crimea region. the resolution before us is about one issue and one issue only. and that is affirming our commitment to the sovereignty huge the notion of the general assembly is already becoming a tunic and i to the un security council which is managing all countries the next step will be holding on the new security council m

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helping resolve the conflict as we know of russia does not see the situation the same way that the usa and many of the european countries which have been aligned with ukraine's opposition from mines had been seen that doubt crisis way. i knew we'd obviously heard a lot from obama and carried the u s crude clearly does not want this referendum to half and this sunday is there any chance they could get called off. well we don't know what the chances are we do know that the us secretary of state john kerry whelan will be meeting with his russian counterpart sergei lavrov within the next twenty four hours i are both very oh well experienced diplomats it seems like they get on pretty well together and are able to communicate well with one another but when you it's clear that the us and russia do not see the prices in the new creed does seem a way to the us is not one eight knowledge of russia's position on it and what russia saying is taking place there that there are some numbers by up to date in the ukrainian opposition that are of the radical elements that i the russian minorities merced

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there's only one reason for the usa to be involved in this, and that is to open the door for afghans to discuss with other afghans the future of their own country. i am sure that remains an effort of the special representative of afghanistan and pakistan. the effort to move this peace process forward remains extremely important. i think the secretary clinton, , both of saidy this war will not end until there's some way to see if reconciliation is possible. there is a second principle as well, which is, i always felt in -- inme ahead district the time had this responsibility, this idea that if you favor reconciliation is another reason to be in favor of . it is a verya important reason to be in favor of can you -- of continued support for afghan national security forces. are watching carefully how we work our way through these next few months to decide if there'd -- if there will be any pressure. the effect of the military is still really important. the third point seems to me that as you look back, it makes you isnk about it very carefully the end conditions. what is this reconciliat

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have you seen a reduction in concussion at usa hockey after implementing new techniques?we don't have the same statistical data. we were talking to the same company to do that sort of thing . we have focused on research, education, and rules enforcement. we know that a lot of sports at the youth level suffer from a misplaced macho attitude. a lot of coaches think they are coaching at the professional level. that is very important. we have been very strict about returning to play rules. we. the same thing. when in doubt, sit them out. one of the big challenges as quality control. cannot give in to act the same way. because of our emphasis in preventing head injuries and how to recognize them and how to respond to them and making sure this is a medical decision, the number is dropping. >> great. you are recognized for your five minutes. >> my granddaughter has played ayso soccer from the first time she could hear it now she's is on a traveling high school team. i am very concerned about what you are saying. even more concerned now after you are saying that soccer seems to l

am, the executive director of usa hockey. then we have the senior vice president player health and safety policy national football league. thank you very much for being here. and the executive director of usa football. a phase of her brain injury, multiple concussions within soccer, briana scur a former professional goalkeeper of u.s. women's national soccer team. oh we will have even cover the other face of high school level concussions. with that, mr. daily cover your noun recognized for your five minutes. >> i would like to thank the ranking members to invite me to testify today in the reactive steps the hockey league is taken to make the best perpetual players in the world. it is the only major professional sport with no out of out of hockey is a physical game.

economic analyst richard gill and i will examine that on this edition of economics usa. david schoumacher. rarely have americans had to worry about water. they take it for granted because it's plentiful, available, and cheap. but for what water does, there is no substitute. what would it take to show how much water is really worth? 1975 marked the beginning of one of california's worst droughts. it's a semiarid state with a gigantic agricultural industry, dependent on water from its snow pack and winter rains. but in the fall and winter of 1975, winter rains and snow did not come. accustomed to dry spells, californians showed little concern. but that winter wore on with no rain or snow, and soon, what was great weather for some began causing problems for others. the summer of '76 exploded into flame as over 1,400 fires swept the state in a three-week period. marin resident sharon mooney recalls. when the rains didn't come and didn't come, people talked about preferring to have rain to sunshine. the next winter continued without rain. farmers were notified that water for

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iban distraÍdas, podrian haberlo evitado poniendo atenciÓn. >>> no importa lo que diga la corte, si usao que puede correr, en san francisco, luis, mejid, univisiÓn. >>> y para la despedida, imÁgenes del presidente obama, y el vicepresidente joe biden, trotando en la casa blanca, con corbata, mientras muestran apoyo a la campaÑa nacional de la primera dama por el ejercicio fÍsico para combatir la obesidad, el video fue subido por michelle obama en su twitter. (risas) >>> quÉ parece, se me hacen que son diez segundos. >>> ahÍ hacen ejercicios y todo, no es precisamente el mejor uniforme. >>> no aguantaron mucho, estÁn con dolor de espalda. bueno, asÍ llegamos al final de "noticiero univisiÓn", gracias por estar con nosotros. >>> gracias y buenas noches. >>> hasta pronto. ♪. ♪. ♪. ahora estÁ usted bien informado, "noticiero univisiÓn" su voz, su decisiÓn. ♪. ♪ espera, ven conmigo . ♪. >> si por lo menos me hablara. yo no quiero hacerlo porque no vaya a ser que me responda su marido. >> pues si Él responde, le cuelgas y ya. >> sÍ, pero se va a dar cuenta de que fui yo el que llamÓ. >> ¿por

for economics usa, i'm david schoumacher.ect captioning performed by the national captioning institute, inc. captions copyright 1986 educational film center annenberg media ♪ for information about this and other annenberg media programs call 1-800-learner and visit us at www.learner.org. annenberg media ♪ annenberg media ♪ in 1974, california water was cheap. by 1977, the state was in the midst of a great drought. what would californians pay now for water? after the 1973 arab-israeli war, the middle-eastern oil spigot was shut off. what did america do to get domestic oil producers to fill the gap? during the designer jean craze, why would so many pay so much for so little?

team usa and russia, the only goal of the game from former u.s. marine josh sweeney who lit the lamp in the second period. and team usa beats russia 1- zero for the gold. >>> look in your favor, ultimate fighting tonight in dallas, texas were san francisco state jake shields enters the ring and at age 35, don't tell this welterweight he's a little long in the tooth for this. shields and hector lombard tonight at the usc 171 title shot on the line. >> and 35 and then make a sounds all but i feel so young. i feel like i am just now getting better and better and hitting my peak. it's hard to say. i take it one fight at a time you never know. i think athletes are competing at an older age nowadays. >> you may not know the name aaron stern and but you might know him better as eric paul who played that character on the hit show breaking bad. he was in town to promote his action film, need for speed. i asked him about his first ever camera appearance 15 years ago on the price is right. >> i played a character on the price is right. because i knew they wa