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all you do is, look at that, four viewers already checking in with questions for us for our guests. we also have our social slot machine. you pull it down and this enables you to ask us questions and tell us how you feel from google plus, from twitter, from facebook. >> stephen: a slot machine. who knows, if you keep pulling the lever eventually news might come out. (laughter) and gma knows who is drawn to slot machines, young people. but folks, it's not just about dope apps and fresh vertically integrated corporate tie-ins, there's other fun that network marketing research has indicated teens enjoy. >> in this space which i would imagine we will all be using quite a bit during shows there is foosball. >> stephen: foosball! that's awesome. why didn't walter cronkite tell us about the kennedy assassination from behind an air hockey table. (laughter) and what web interchat kill zone 2.0 would be complete without internet celebrities. >> there there be celebrities like this gal. hi? >> kristen bell, star of frozen. >> give me five. >> you are a huge social media star, 1.4 million viewe

meanwhile, silicon valley, a show about a tech startup received 2.5 ilya and viewers. -- alien viewers. viewers. cory johnson here to talk about yahoo! and their ability to dominate. we have the same infrastructure whether it is google or amazon or netflix or yahoo! or microsoft or aol all looking at original content. looking at 10 episode shows that might cost anywhere from 700,000 to a few million dollars per episode. search.go toward now going to this original content business and what it might mean. >> can you only watch online? >> the success that netflix has had drawing customers, we want some of those same people and we have the cash to spend. >> netflix has produced a number of hits. single we can't name a one. let's bring in jon erlichman that got a look inside of microsoft xbox entertainment studios. they are making its own original series with the likes of steven spielberg. pretty fascinating story. i year-and-a-half ago, microsoft hired a very well-known person for her work at cbs and before that at warner bros.. everyone has been asking the question, what is the xbox team

directors andly script writer see new ways they can actually tell their story, and viewers are enjoyingch more. it has over 70 million views. it was never on youtube. it is a big accomplishment for such a thing. >> i have seen this video. it is pretty amazing. now, do you need any special hardware for this to work? if you have a regular phone or tv, doesn't work for you? >> yeah, it was very important to make it the most comfortable and fun experience. ,t will work on ios, android multiple platforms. it allows you to build your own story inside our website. toallows you to publish it any world that you like. it is cross-platform, right out-of-the-box. you don't need any hardware to the old it or play afterwards. -- you don't need any hardware to build it or play afterwards. >> you are working to creativity you where you monitor what a viewer is looking at, they don't necessarily make conscious choices about what comes next? >> in general, we don't limit the interface of how people in direct with the video. we are testing things from the eye-tracking to software that lets you choose gest

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one viewer wrote this on line.lawsuit is all about putting the jack boot of the billionaire on the throats of teachers. be honest. this is about silencing teachers and firing veteran educators, nothing more. but chris had this to say. what serious company do you know that would actually give their employees such benefits like tenure or seniority? do you think google, apple, et cetera, would be some of the greatest companies on earth if they allowed such employment practices? absolutely not. we need to hold our public school system to the standards of the private sector. rachel andrews saw that the other way around. she wrote, i'm a school counselor and i would love to be held to the standards of the private sector. when i worked in the private sector, i started work at a specific time each day and stopped around a specific time each day. having been an employee of a public school system for seven years, i get to work early and leave very late. rarely even having time to eat lunch or use the rest room. stephanie dow

i think we can pull that up for our viewers now. even though angus houston said look, we're going to wait for another detection before we drop the vehicle. he still wants to wait longer because there could possibly be life in the batteries and that would narrow the search even more, correct? >> absolutely, in houston's words they want to make hay while the sun is still shining. they want as much information before they deploy the bluefin 21, why? because the bluefin 21 moves a lot slower than the towed ping locater. so they want to narrow down that search field so they have a more precise location as to where this signal is coming from, errol. >> erin mclaughlin live in perth, australia for us. we're going to now turn to our aviation expert, miles o'brien. he joins us now for more on this. >> yeah, and miles this is extraordinary. you have been following this from the very start. they have four signals to work with now. what does this tell you? >> well, basically what they want to do is they want to kind of build a box, if you will.

. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. if i started listing all the complements of larry king, we would never have time for a conversation. after nearly 60 years in broadcasting, he is still reinventing himself or new generations. of a the new cofounder digital service that hosts to do view of his series. let's take a look at an outtake from his recent conversation with the dalai lama as they joked around as larry was introducing his wife. >> oh, the wife is here. [laughter] we are going to take pictures right after. >> yes. >> you're going to take a picture with her. >> i would like to see you closely. looks much younger. >> she is much younger. >> looks like your daughter. [laughter] sorry, sorry, sorry,. alai.anks, d tavis: the dalai lama's got jokes? >> he has a sense of humor. he is very humble. he is always fun. tavis: let me go from something that is fun to something not so fun. i see wearing a black shirt. is that your way of telling us that you like like people, unlike mr. sterling? >> i was going to take a black

and neil, you just lost a longtime long time viewer.f a leg to stand on on her last movie that nobody wants. the real people gladly provide this smokescreen and you took the bait. cutting and journalism, goodbye. goodbye, tony. the first of me a break. it was a great movie, and you know it and i know why. how she did not get the oscar this year remains hollywood's darkest day. and ron in huntington beach california. what is the deal with giving a dingbat like suzanne somers the platform? review had a crush on her when she was with that tv show. neil: okay, suzanne somers is a different want. get your bombshells right. and jesse says remember herb to most notorious characters. so call mrs. cavuto and help her check under the bed. will do, will do. because you disturbed me. but not house as much is your familiarity with these other johanna movies. then during yesterday's what's the deal. greg writes no more naked cartoons with your mug on top. and what was the problem? to life like for you? anyway, if you're going to use a photo, make a f

we are asking our viewers for comments. let's go to don waiting in pennsylvania on our line for independents. caller: good morning. i want to mention the noise factor. i think we have too much stuff flying around in the air as it is. used by the police is kind of scary. just spying by anybody is scary. i will hang up now and listen to what you have to say. host: don in pennsylvania. guest: don, to your question, that is a great criticism. during -- drones are noisy technology. we have to figure out how we will integrate them socially into the united states, beyond all the technical questions that we face. that goes as well for the liability question. moment now where we don't have clear rules or clear understandings or guidelines about how we should respond. part of that is technological. before we can actually put drones in the air, we need to develop better sense and avoid technologies. host: the sea of tranquility question, have these liability laws been rewritten? guest: not to my knowledge. that is something that still

and here's some pictures the viewers are sending in of the blake. this picture from a distance, and this shot of the flames. this one is pretty close. thank you to the viewers who sent us pictures and shared the news from their points. we'd love to hear from you, send the photos to the news.kron4.com. >>> we are learning new details of a deadly crash, with a fedex tractor-trailer, and a bus full of high school students. >> the passenger didn't report seeing anything, but the driver reported seeing flames coming out from the truck tractor cab, prior to the crash. >> they said the investigators have not confirmed a report from a witness, the truck was already on fire, and slammed into a car and bus. the investigators have also found no signs the driver attempted to break before the -- break before the crash, 44 students from high schools, in southern california were aboard the bus and on their way to take a tour of humboldt state. he was able to escape by climbing out an emergency exit window. >> prayers were answered for the hoyt family. on his way t

i don't know if american viewers are familiar with it. it's like an amazon model.nd you say pass on this. why? >> yeah. i think similar to weibo, two situation are going on. first, they're clearly focused on revenue growth and not profit. i don't think it's optimal for them to come before the big alibaba deal. what we saw with yahoo's numbers and the alibaba performance was they had a terrific quarter near 50%. that's superior. if you look at jd.com, i think if their prospectus they just turned a profit. profit growth is going to be a key concern and valuation on how do you value jd.com. there's a key question. >> let's back into weibo, that is one that you actually pass on. as you said the priorities for the company, growing users first and turning up profit. when you take a look at the trade, it opened lower, below the offer price and then throughout the session, it climbed. i'm curious what your take on that action is. it looked from the outside perspective that bankers said to their clients support this because we have got alibaba, you want a piece of that one,

. >>> now this video was unloaded by one of our viewers. she called firefighters when she realized there were three ducklings stuck down in the grate. >> good work on behalf of our viewer calling in the help. >> pmommy duck was over here pacing up and down. >> you see that mom duck hanging around like the sewer drain. you have to figure something is up here. >> i brought bread and water and stuff. >> can i see, please? >> oh, my gosh. >> oh, that is -- >> oh. >> there's two of the little guys. i have to say, everybody was okay once they were rescued. if you want to upload a video go to rightthisminute.com and click on upload. >>> safe to say there is a time and place for everything and racing your dirt bike through the streets of england not the right time and place for that. >> oh, man. that looks dangerous. >> if you notice the guy we're riding with doesn't even have a headlight on his bike. >> i was going to say, are his lights off? >> this is a dirt bike not designed to be used in urban areas. this is an off road motorcycle as is the on

i was saying before the break a lot of our viewers may have been there in the past.of the show the fund. i don't have you outperformed year over year, but over the past five years against the benchmark which is the s&p 500 up 21% over the past five years. to me that is not an easy feat not my people have done that. congratulations to you and your team. a lot of volatility today and last week. your thoughts on the fear gripping this area do of course they run up and a pullback and ukraine crisis. >> i think what we have seen really every year at least once since the financial crisis is what we call a growth scare. in the last two years in particular we have actually been very optimistic and positive about what we see within the selloff which is in particular stocks are beginning to act more on the fundamentals and less on the risk on, risk off trade. last year this is particularly true and even in this selloff. the s&p is only down a couple percent from the peak. some sectors, biotech, high-growth stocks have sold off quite a bit more. liz: are looking at a market hig

here is part of the story the viewers at home didn't get that night. ben and i had stopped along a two lane mountain road right at the edge of the flames. suddenly the wind stopped blowing against our backs and started blowing into our faces. the trees behind us that had not been burning, exploded into orange flames. both sides of the road for as far as we could see were on fire. we jumped in the car not sure if we would win the race with the fire around us. finally we made it clear of the burning forest and made it to a cross roads. but as we looked back at the road the road disappeared into something akin to dante's inferno. as scary as our situation was to the viewers at home it looked like just another live report. >> the problem is that the fire is creating its own weather. its own atmosphere. creating its own wind. >> reporter: the fire continued to burn burning everything in its path. i'm craig heaps for a second look. >> reporter: the other thing people did not know about craig is that he's legally blind. last july after years of using a white

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. >>> a warm welcome to on you viewers in the u.s. and around the world.ir force one just touched down in kuala lumpur moments ago. he's in the asian region during a particularly painful time for so many people. we'll stay on these live pictures and wait for the u.s. president to depart. we expect that to happen in moments. but this has been a busy trip for the u.s. president. overshadowed somewhat by a number of transportation tragedies in different asian countries on friday, in south korea mr. obama offered condolences for the sinking of the sea ferry there. he pointed out he has two daughters the same age of many of the school children on that vessel. in malaysia the anger and anguish continue for so many families. president obama arriving in the country right now, seven weeks after the disappearance of malaysia airline flight 370. 239 people aboard that boeing 777. as we said, not a trace of wreckage has been found. the u.s. president told malaysian newspaper, in fact, his country is committed to helping in the search efforts, of course. the fbi has he

this is not something we hide from, viewers should know that that's who is funding it.e are proud of that. it's part of who we are. so they should know on other more political stories, probably hear more of a chinese point of view. >> james spellman, thank you for joining me. >> thanks for having me. >>> now you know what time it is time for a quick break here. when which come back, i want to tell you about a british invasion. 50 years ago, it was the beatles, and now a bunch of ink-stained wretch and they are taking over the news business. i will tell you all about it in just a minute. (dad) well, we've been thinking about it and we're just not sure. (agent) i understand. (dad) we've never sold a house before. (agent) i'll walk you guys through every step. (dad) so if we sell, do you think we can swing it? (agent) i have the numbers right here and based on the comps that i've found, the timing is perfect. ...there's a lot of buyers for a house like yours. (dad) that's good to know. (mom) i'm so excited. c'mon, you want heartburn? when your favorite food starts a fight,

we are encouraging viewers to share our photos of the storm. you can up load them to kpix.com or share your pictures with us on social immediate california just use #kpix tv. >>> we now know who bought a power ball worth $425 million. that is raymond buckston holding the big check. he decided not to show his face. it is easy to understand why. he had a little fun as he picked up his check. if you look closely, the star wars fan was wearing a yoda with the word luck of the jedi i have. the ticket was purchased in february at the chevron station. the day after, the store was buzzing with people hoping the luck would rub off on them. the store get escorted a million bucks for selling the ticket. it was the fourth largest jackpot in u.s. history. >> lots of money he has. >>> other news tonight. the alleged middleman in the leland yee corruption scandal made his first appearance in court today. keith jackson faces a long list of crimes including drug and gun trafficking. he had a bail hearing today. judge ruled if jackson can make bond he will be re

i don't think much viewers know much about the background. what was his childhood like, what was he dealing with and what connection if any do you make about how he goes on to fox news? >> guest: it's important to point out that he said he told fox news from his life experience, and that really resonated with me if i wanted to understand what was that life experience that we see manifested on the screen. so i went back to war in ohio, a factory town in northeast ohio on the outskirts of youngstown more well-known factory town in that area and it is essential to understanding. he was at the packard automotive plant, blue-collar job. his mother was a very ambitious woman and didn't have an education but she pushed the boys to take acting and piano lessons. she really wanted them to xl and it's interesting to note that at that time it was a time of limitless us abilities for blue-collar america. the factories were booming and general motors was employing thousands upon thousands of people. union jobs were plentiful. there was healthcare and bene

. >> a big welcome to viewers in the u.s. and around the world. thank you for joining us. did oscar pistorius shoot and kill his girlfriend reeva by mistake or is there something more to the story? >> the question is central to the olympic athlete's murder trial set to resume shortly. prosecutors will be cross-examining pistorius for a second straight day in 30 minutes. we will of course bring you that live. >> the prosecution questioned pistorius aggressively on wednesday. they showed a video of the accused shooting watermelons at a gun range followed by a graphic picture of his girlfriend's wounded head. again, pistorius broke down with emotion. >> you killed her. you shot and killed her. won't you take responsibility for that. say yes. i shot and killed her. mr. pistorius, did you at any time intend to kill reeva? >> i did not intend to kill reeva, my lady or anybody else. i felt helpless. i wanted to take her to the hospital. i had my fingers in her mouth to help to try to breathe. i had my hand on her hip trying to stop the bleeding. >> oscar pistorius, as you have ne

host: a comment from one of our viewers.ndiana.s is from mike pence announced indiana was with showing from the common core standards and that they will open the floodgates because many states feel common core is not working. guest: let's talk about what happened in indiana. they made a big announcement that they are pulling out of the common core. they had a commission to come up with their own standards. the new standards look almost the same as the common core standards. many critics are angry at the governor. many of the tea party folks are now saying, "we are mad at you. we wanted something that was nothing like the common core. you give us something that is 95% the same." there is a lot of pushback. will use the common core language anymore. that is a sense what is happening in indiana. most of the states that have signed up for the common core are still moving forward with the common core. these are good standards. the tests will be much better than what states have today. indiana has been thrown into chaos. they are

i think the viewer already has the distinction of the two. tell me what you mean when you say free development versus authoritarian development. ricky down for me. -- rake it down for me. >> free development is what we have all experienced in the u.s. you cannot imagine this uganda story we talked about happening in california, for example. we had something much more minor happen with the traffic jam on a bridge in new jersey. sign of our democracy in action. how seriously you take our own rights. tavis: we live in an interconnected world. that said, what agency to the american people have when they read this book, to take what you have laid out seriously and do something about it? >> what we can do is say we should not be financing repression in uganda and ethiopia. it is not an accident that we are financing these guys because they are allies in the war on terror. it's a lot like the bad old days of the cold war when we were financing autocrats who are our allies in the cold war. we are not happy with supporting autocrats that reject our va

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by -- and by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewersu. thank you. from the tisch wnetcenters in new york this is pbs news hour weekend. >> good evening. i'm allison stewart. the pro-russian separatist displayed ukrainians had his men recently took hostage. seven of those being held are european observers who the separatists claim, are a charge refuted today. all appear in good condition, however an eighth hostage was released on medical grounds late in the day. in addition, three ukrainian security officers being held by separatists were also put on display. they were blindfold, bloodied and stripped of their shoes. the men traveled from crimea. the separatists seized control of the office of regional state television in oorn ukraine. three weeks ago they seized government buildings in ten cities in eastern ukraine and have held them ever since. today while in malaysia, president obama urged international backing for additional sanks against the kremlin which the obama administration believes is supporting the separatists. >> so long as

first we want to hear from our viewers about the u.s.ousing market, as some indicators show that the housing market is cooling, new opinion survey seem to indicate americans are optimistic about the housing sector and rising home values as we take you through the latest data and pulled this morning. asking our viewers how optimistic or pessimistic are you about the housing market. tell us how you see the market in the eastern and central u.s.. 202, -- 202 -- 585 -- 3881. you can also catch up with us on all your favorite social media pages on twitter, facebook, or @cspan.org.t journal we will talk about the data points of the housing market, this is courtesy of bloomberg. after a roller coaster at gate a roller coaster decade of boom and busts -- according to reports this week, mortgage applications plunged 19% from a year earlier -- that is some of the data points from bloomberg news. now some of the opinion polls. at this from gallup. out fromt poll coming the annual economy and personal finance pull. it notes that americans have a gro

we'd like it welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. a check of the headlines this hour -- u.s. president barack obama is urging russian president vladimir putin to press those pro-russian demonstrators to virginia indicate buildings which they've seize -- vacate buildings which they've seized in eastern ukraine. the unrest is only getting worse with ukraine's acting president proposing that the u.n. send in peacekeeping troops. >>> the first sucks hours a u.s. robotic submarine spent searching in the indian ocean turned up no signs of malaysia airlines flight 370. the bluefin's first 16-hour mission was cut short when it exceeded its depth limit. but it's now being reprogrammed and charged up for another deployment in the hours ahead. >>> residents of north and south america are getting a firsthand glimpse of a total lunar eclipse. nasa says the moon is out completely in the earth's shadow triggering this reddish/orange color known as a blood moon phase. this is the first of four that we can expect to see through until september next y

. >> we're broadcasting to our viewers from around the world and the united states. because asomugha important new developments. flight 3770, search teams off the west coast of australia you know they' been out there for days and days. well, they are investigating now sounds they have detected by ships in the southern indian ocean. those sounds could be from the missing plane's flight data recorders, possibly the cockpit voice recorder or the data recorder. those developments were discussed a short time ago by this man angus houston, the man ahead of the australia search operation. and michael kay, a retired royal air force pilot broke down the key elements a couple of hours ago. >> a calm, measured and supremely effective response by air chief marshall houston. he hit a couple of critical points in looking towards the family and loved ones. number one, he confirmed the ping from chinese news agency wasn't verified .i think that's very important, just to reduce everyone's expectations. he then said that he was actually talking to the rcy in china, the rescue coordina

." >> a big welcome to our viewers in the united states and, of course, around the world. there's new optimism now that malaysia airlines flight 370 may be located within a matter of days. >> crews were finally able to reacquire underwater signals first heard in the indian ocean on saturday, and that's bringing a sharper focus to the search. today, 15 aircraft and 14 ships are working a grip of about 75,000 square kilometers. >> search leader august us houston says what's needed now is debris from the plane to confirm what the underwater signal suggests. >> the analysis determined that a railroad stable, distinct, and -- a very stable, distinct, and clear signal was detected at 33.331 kilo hertz, and that it consistently pulsed at a 1.106-second interval. i, therefore, assess that the transmission was not of natural origin and was likely sourced from specific electronic equipment. >> so let's get more from search headquarters in perth, australia. erin mclachlan is there live. it's just after 3:00 in the afternoon. we just heard from angus houston who spoke about four hours

>> hello and welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm errol barnett. and i'm rosemary church. you're watching the breaking news coverage of the mystery of flight 370, and there is no new hope this hour that malaysia flight 370 could be found within a matter of days. >> that's right, two more underwater signal pings have been detected. that makes four since saturday. the search leader made the announcement. listen to this. >> today i can report some further encouraging information regarding the zusearch for missg flight mh-370. on monday, i advised that the pinger locator deployed by the ocean shield had detect ed signals similar to those emitted by black boxes on two separate occasions. ocean shield has been able to reacquire the signals on two more occasions. late yesterday afternoon and late last night perth time. the detection yesterday afternoon was held for approximately five minutes and 32 second. the detection late last night was held for approximately seven minutes. ocean shield has now detected four transmissions in the same broad area. >> so

. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: 20 years after the first free elections were held in south africa, the country still a cold -- struggles with economic disparities. freedomok titled "after : the rise of the postapartheid generation in democratic south africa post quote delves into africa" delves into it. a professor and former dean at johns hopkins university has written widely on poverty and the working poor. >> delighted to be here. tavis: i will jump to the text in a second. what do you make of south africa? >> it is a democracy and that matters. you can say that about every country -- you can't say that about every country to the north of them. it is a very troubled country but is a beacon of human rights and rule of law. how does a country divided by race also become divided by class? did very well including a lot of black africans. new are by far and the ones. those class divisions really matter now and it isn't just race anymore. best of times and the worst of times if i can borrow a phrase. >> the gene

. >> hello and welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. >> a gunman opened fire at an american military base. >> we'll have complete coverage of that coming up. and live reports from texas and australia, next on cnn "newsroom." and big question after yet another shooting at the ft. hood military base in texas. >> officials say that ivan lopez killed three people before committing suicide. >> and the commander said he served in iraq in 2011, and was being evaluated for post-traumatic stress disorder. >> and that's after army major hasan killed people a few years ago. president obama talked about this. >> the folks there have sacrificed so much for our freedom. many people have been through multiple tours in iraq and afghanistan. when they're at their home base, they need to feel safe. >> hasan was convicted last year for the 2009 attack at ft. hood and sentenced to death. he was targeting soldiers about to be sent to afghanistan. he was shot in the back and is paralyzed from the waist down. >> ed lavandera is there. what are you hearing? >> well, it's just after m

another varney viewer choice.nders of green peace if fracking was a good idea? roll tape. i suspect that the need for fracking, get out there and produce natural gas, is even more important now bearing in mind the russia ukraine crisis. am i right? >> absolutely. natural gas is the cleanest of all the fossil fuels. it has the current emissions which as you know i am not that worried about but from an air pollution point of view is it is so much cleaner than coal and cleaner than gasoline and moving to using more natural gas in transportation is an important thing too. stuart: they using we should be exporting natural gas we produced in the united states? if we could do that and exports to western europe they would be less reliant on russia. should we do it? >> of course. i am canadian and we are planning to export natural gas to asia as well. it is a global world. i don't see anything wrong with the united states exporting energy to other parts of the world that desperately need it and i am sure that is what is go

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this is a viewer question.l wants to know, are you sure the chinese pings were detected with that hand-held unit? surely they have better tech than that. >> bill, an excellent question. and the short answer is. no we are not sure in any shape or form. those pictures came from chinese television, cctv. the experts say it would be difficult. i think they're being polite. privately they'll tell you it's just about impossible to use a hand-held device to get it. and if you look at the still photographs, look that. they're using ipod and headphones which i'm sure has given people like yourself a conniption at the mere thought that you would use those to actually listen. >> i think we should let the expert weigh. in paul is an audio expert. >> well, paul, weigh in by all means. >> well, i agree. obviously, if we're trying to listen to something, we want to be as close as possible to it. and from the surface, knowing that the depth is three miles or more. >> about three miles. >> then it's silly to think that that's t

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welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. the mystery of flight 370. i'm don lemon. welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. we have breaking news tonight. we're awaiting a news conference from royal australian air force base pierce with the man in charge of the hunt for flight 370. we're expecting that to start at any moment now and we're going to bring it to you as it happens. meanwhile, searchers are working feverishly to answer the questions that the world is asking. have we finally found a trace of flight 370? a tow pinger locator on the australian ship "ocean shield" picked up signals over the weekend that are being called the most promising lead so far. and ever since, they have been searching and re-searching the area, trying to pick up those pings again. but officials warn, the process could take days. so let's get right to cnn's matthew chance. he is in perth. also, richard quest is here with me in new york. good evening to you. and good evening to you, matthew chance. matthew, we're ex