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. >> the eddy currents that are collecting this stuff, it's almost like a whirlpool effect. 120 items, this could be garbage, plastic bottles, things like this from merchant vessels. >> reporter: rene marsh, cnn, washington. >> whirlpool effect. a thousand whirlpools as tom foreman showed us. >>> coming up, the first legal battle over missing flight 370. one american lawyer is demanding names and records from malaysian airlines. some attorneys are saying the lawsuit could actually hurt victims' families. stay with us. america's favorite lasagna. topped with a mouth-watering blend of fresh cheese and aged parmesan. it makes our lasagna a delicious centerpiece for this table this table and your table. stouffer's. america's favorite lasagna. some brokerage firms are but way too many aren't. why? because selling their funds makes them more money. which makes you wonder. isn't that a conflict? search "proprietary mutual funds". yikes!! then go to e*trade. we've got over 8,000 mutual funds and not one of them has our name on it. we're in the business of finding the right investments for you

the harbor of valdez is a seething whirlpool. no one on it will survive, the long shore man, their children, and the dogs have disappeared. in the minutes that followed the tremor, builds to tremendous force and sweeps with terrible speed in a 500-mile an hour arc. the great waves sweeps along the shore striking ships, town ones and cities. >>> this past december, the u.s. question logical survey released a report saying how much damage a tsunami would do if it were generated off the coast of alaska. the possibilities were frighten, and also listed things that lessened the catastrophe. >> it reports would flood sfrain san francisco's finance district. a 3rd of small boats would be sunk. and make major on disruptions at bay area ports that could last hours or even days. all of this based on a tsunami that has already happened. usgs scientists say they took the 2011 quake and moved the epicenter to the gulf off of alaska where a 9.1 quake is plausible. a big one occurs every few hundred years and is now overdue. the wave would hit

stainless steel bowls can be safer than whirlpool tubs.teria can get caught in the jets and hoses of the tub if they are not cleaned properly after each use. check where the technicians are getting their tools. it should come from a sterilized pouch like this. >> sometimes the details are what makes the difference between a safe, clean, you know, service and being in a situation where you can get some sort of infection. >> doreen gentzler, news 4. >> bruce walters is back at work but won't be getting a pedicure anytime soon. states inspect nail salons. in virginia, they are mostly driven by consumer complaints. >>> a prized possession. we hope we have given away the last of the season. coming up, the winner of the >>> definitely right here. if you were to ask folks to do a survey, most would tell you they are done, tired of the winter. we are all hoping that this week's snowstorm is the last of the season, but while the snow is here, why not have some fun with it, right? pat collins issued a snow stick challenge and asked you to snow us yo

their son drove in and helped the struggling pair out, but he got caught in a whirlpool and at an area known as devil's elbow, he drowned. >>> at least 16 people are confirmed dead after saturday's mud slide in washington state. it was so massive, it registered as an earthquake. danielle nottingham shows the slide swallowed people up like quick sand. >> reporter: this is shortly after it buried oso. it is on the base of a 600 foothill. seismic monitors say the landslide lasted more than two minutes an covered a square mile. >> everything is gone. the houses are gone! >> reporter: it's been hard to pin down the number of missing. the current list includes names and descriptions of people spotted in the area just before the landslide, so officials suspect there is mistakes and duplications of the is hundred 76 on the list. ray summer was last seen driving through oso. >> do you think there's a chance to find the people alive in this? >> no. the rescue efforts were too little too late. there are not going to be anymore survivors. >> reporter: there was one bright spot today. this chocolat

. >> the eddie currents that are collecting this stuff is like a whirlpool effect. 120 items. this could be garbage, plastic bottles, things like this from merchant vessels. >> reporter: time is of theess sense to make that determination. here's another possibility in this rough part of ocean it's possible that search crews could miss floating objects because of the fallibility of the human eye and the possibility these objects are blending in with the water. historically visual searches have a 78% possibility for detection in a first search in flat, calm water. but when you is a lot of wave action that decreases. renee marsh, cnn washington. >>> there are conflicts reports about the pilot of flight 307 and what if any role he played in the plane's disappearance. our jim clancy joins us now. the spotlight keeps coming back to the pilot. and yet there, is not one piece of evidence to suggest he is criminally intent in this. >> no, there isn't. that's what we are being told by the investigators and officials in charge of this. they're not holding a press briefing today. about tw

i was in the whirlpool. to move to his argument the dress director general of seclusion tuesday was his last he didn't know he has his soul. one daughter who is the problem is that. isn't this too. my dear i didn't tanner took this morning. mr received a call from the prime minister office trivia informing him that to impossible to predict that the search for m h g seven zero has been identified in this southern indian ocean yesterday authorities in the report also be beyond the situation. and the australian foreign minister is open to the foreign minister over the chair. the australian maritime safety authority continues court making the search for missing the action the crop within australian search and rescue area. with assistance from the trade and defence force can you see them at fourth and the u s navy. rescue coordination center are cc sita has received sit right image the arms export related it to the search for a st seven zero. rcc austria to receive an expert assessment of commercials that that im

their son then dove in to try to get them out of the water but he got caught up in a whirlpool at an area known as devil's elbow and drowned. >>> only on 5, new details on the recall of nine million pounds of beef from a sonoma county slaughterhouse. kpix 5's betty yu has been on top of this story from the beginning. she tracked down a man who was in charge of inspections at the company. >> reporter: can we talk about the rancho recall? >> why? >> reporter: his name is [ indiscernible ] dr. ernie for short. he was the usda supervisor. the recalled meat came from diseased cows not properly inspected yet the agency said the plant had a full staff of inspectors with dr. ernie in charge. on his facebook page you will find photos of awards for protecting the public health dating back to 2001. so how did all that bad beef get by him? >> the inspection process seems to have broken down here. >> reporter: the food and water watch group says it's not just rancho. >> leaving inspection personnel in the same facilities for lengthy periods of time they start not catching things. >> reporter: in

but as the us license mitre muscles if he is in the hope the americans to level the whirlpool that would prefer not to get involved in the ukrainian prices displayed on the white house is running on the left caught this as an asus ee chicken or poops. ukraine's cool points in its current reading is to get senior constable us capital for a show of mutual affection this is showing support for the most powerful country in the world to an unelected prime minister who seized power illegally but they hope to gain legitimacy for this international rina. he was the lead in the ukrainian crisis reaches far and wide despite loud words about voting for democracy and the ukrainian people deciding their own future. it feels open ukraine foundation has meal and the department of state as official partners and he's a frequent visitor to the west where his sister reportedly prominent scientologist resides on the west coast the politician was discussed in the infamous me to mail and phone conversations where american politicians played out favorable scenarios for the west as if on a chessboard. i can't y

aspirations of the people of ukraine to live in a country governed by strenuous my democracy and whirlpool the deal conscience political links. but for now economic links will not be tightened. sources said the leaders wanted to avoid provoking the russians are unnecessarily. with most guys still demanding on paid gas bills from kiev ukraine's interim finance said it was essential that any team not be used as the ultimate weapon it to tenants. he appealed to solidarity. you need to pay the price and we all need to pay the price for its stability security and relatives. yes the new left brussels after few hours. as part of the deal he signed he and his successes will be back regularly. the turkish government local micro blogging site twitter on friday. many users with quick two outs with the move with the use of proxy service opposition groups are using twitter and other social media sites to organize demonstrations against the government. hazell said being a constant stream of compromising accordion files and video accusing anyone of corruption. last month his government passed legislation

monotonous or the what's best for whirlpool europe. um that is the thing that i think we have to really keep in mind here is that. we soon the wind when the crane was sort of world overthrown. yet to keep in mind it was a democratically voted on within the resumes of government that was to put into normal diplomatic channels to through voting and so forth and so on. and then all the sudden you know it looks to me right. certain frogs with fire bombs stir fry of arming the host city and who these people are and where they came from. it is really a question of who you know subject. and then all the sudden you know this government is toppled. you know i i certainly think that in that it is. the point of why couldn't they have. you know sort of. use proper diplomatic means to change the government which is what we always go for. and. you know so. i can think is very very interesting that does all this. you know kind of funny stuff happen right before the event to know. so why the thinking he wasn't so interested in this part of the world a

there are small whirlpools that can form. and they can have a bigger circulation as well.if you have aircraft or ships moving in, they could have a problem getting out there and then the weather. another storm system moving in the region overnight. and then a period of calmer weather and another one moving in on wednesday and thursday. they need to take the window of opportunity where they don't have storm systems pushing in and assess the possible debris in this region. >> and not to make light of this janice, you could write a book on the scenario. >> it is one of the most unac iszible areas in earth. >> retired british officer and royal air forces with me now. and i know the special gifts that i share with the audience. you and many pilots like yourself have a special vision. you can spot it. even if it has to be corrected. you are looking with a specific type of eye. what do you so in the satellite images. >> you are right. and we are two weeks in the investigation and you have no evidence what so ever that is shedding light on the mystery. and so any information that

at that point the water inside the culvert was swirling around like a whirlpool and we could see the tide rising. and you know, we had very, very little space. i'm going to say anywhere from 8 to 12 inches to the top of the >> you got that? this is your line. tie it to your jacket. tie the knot right in there. untie that knot. pull that out of the jacket. it's a loop knot. i want you out of here jay. >> jay and suelina wrap themselves in the rope and prepare to escape from the dark confines of the tunnel. >> let's do it right once. >> but fear overwhelms suelina when she learns she must make the journey to the opening alone. >> everything happens very quickly and jay says i cannot come with you. i can't. they can't pull both of us out. >> there's a high level of anxiety there. you know we've got a vick still who is not responding to us verbally. she didn't want to move. she was afraid she was going to die. she was in a very dark place. >> you've got to talk to me. please, stop talking. you're going to come to me, all right? i won't let you go. >> and chris is screaming, stop listenin

possibly living inside those whirlpool tubs, fungus, e coli and other bacteria. that can cause cuticle infections, finger herpes, staph, mrsa and more. but to find out the dirty truth for ourselves, 20/20 used hidden cameras, in glasses, purses and even a water bottle. and documented any germ spreading students, like this. check out this woman as she takes a cotton ball with nail polish remover, uses it on her own nails and then the same one right on us. >> that's how we can impart bacteria on people. >> watch as she grabs this old nail buffer, what looks like white chaling is probably someone else's dead skin. without hesitating, she uses it on us. a major no-no. those devices are one-time use only according to state regulations. is it really so bad that everything must be cleaned and disinfected? we swabbed and swabbed and swabbed all over the salon, and sent it to the lab. in one foot bath, they found 28 million bacteria from feces. and on a pedicure towel, staph. >> if you have a break in the skin that is one way the staph can get into there, by using the tow

so if you could visually look at a whirlpool that's just turning up whatever garbage, debris happens to be in these waters, it's going to be going around and moved around and shifted. and they're trying to follow this. and that is the problem they're having. they're following debris, and trying to really grout it so they can go from there. >> god forbid that wreckage from this plane doesn't end up as part of the garbage gear, because that was a big concern. that it's just lost forever. and ultimately could be so far away, mixed in with so many other pieces of the world's garbage, we would never be able to determine it. what you do is incredibly fascinating. this autonomous underwater s submarine is off the rails. i hope they get to deploy them. thank you. appreciate your insight. christine dennison joining us live on the set. and even if there is did ebris spotted, the australian satellite image, part of this whole flight 370 mystery, could have already drifted more than 1,000 miles from where that photo snapped it in the first place. ahead, a look at the challenges that the ocean cu

it's unbelievable with a whirlpooling effect.quickly the water was moving and you had large land masses falling in. trees falling in. homes falling in. i mean, it was absolutely unbelievable. >> i was extremely upset because now i saw the first two houses go through the gorge and ours was the next house in line. >> it's a wrenching scene with their beloved house teetering on the edge of the shore. the frams leave to spare themselves from seeing what happens. soon after, the cherished family home built with care from the ground up slips into the water intact and floats down river as if weightless. before disappearing into the churning mud and rapids. the frams are not alone. their neighbors are away when they get news their vacation home is in danger. >> my neighbors called me and told me the house might go down. >> the house breaks in half. hours later, the kubinicks arrive to an unimaginable scene. >> everything was gone. house was gone. everything. >> in a mere four hours, lake delton is completely drained dry. the entire body

and if you look at some of these numbers, how about whirlpool or sherwin-williams?ohawk that feed into the whole housing world, that are not only showing not only are inventories low, but the pricing is going up. i think that's the place to be. >> higher rates mean better returns for companies writing loans, but not for borrowers. that's got our next guest wondering if it will hurt his company's momentum. bill, welcome back. >> great to see you again. >> you heard what dottie had to and i the traders had to say. what's your take as we are really opening the door on the spring selling season? >> i have to tell you, i think interest rates will have a big impact on housing. we've seen that the last seven months. the last time i was on the show, i thought there was going to be a big spring. but the next two months, we'll really figure out what housing will be doing for 2014. if we don't see it over the next couple of months, i'm a little bit worried for 2014. everybody is talking about when it's going to come and they're saying it's coming right now, but we haven't yet

whirlpool just created jobs in the area and another company created 800 jobs so people from other stateseople from around the world. we have a long way to go. we are focusing on workforce training and that is so people are prepared when they get education. >> look at the graphic going back to 2009, peeked in 2010. we are coming down. what can this white house do, what do you think the president is will to do in his remaining three and a half years, to help the number go better? >> i would tell him to get the job creator in his office and listen to him on what caused the uncertainty. we are healing, but not like we should and the problem is uncertainty. people don't understand obama. the people that can apply don't even know how. it has been a series of uncertainty. allowing companies to bring their profits from europe back to america could be anothers think that mind be helpful. but he needs to listen to the people that make the job creating kig decisions and start on that tract. >> you mention obamacare, nancy pelosi saying this is a winner for democrats in november. do you think it is

. >> they're collecting this stuff almost like a whirlpool effect. 120 items, this could be garbage, like this from merchant vessels. >> reporter: time is of the essence to make that determination. well, here's another possibility in this very vast rough part of the ocean, it is quite possible, according to experts, that search crews could miss these floating objects simply because of the fallibility of the human eye and the possibility that these pieces could essentially just blend in with the water. as one expert told me today historically visual search has about a 78% probability for detection in that first search, and that's in the best case scenario meaning the water is flat and calm, but when you have a lot of wave action like you have there in the indian ocean, of course, that probability of detecting it first time around, it decreases, wolf. >> certainly does. it's a very, very dangerous and very difficult operation. rene marsh reporting, thank you. >>> let's dig a little bit deeper. our justice correspondent pamela brown is still with us. "new york times" reporter michael sc

rips around and there is a current up the east coast and you can always spin off the eddys like a whirlpoolhat move them over long distances. that makes the job more difficult. when you go down the road, 98% of the world's oceans are unexplor unexplored. 98%. >> most of the planet has not been explored. we tend to have the idea that we have surveyed everything there is to survey. it's not true. vast tracks we know nothing about and the challenges of working here are every bit as hard as working on the surface of mars. >> as we were staying a lot more about the surface of mars than the bottom of the ocean. >> could the missing plane have flown for hours and hours without anyone being at the controls. it happened before. it has a term for it called zombie flights. we will explain how that is possible. also just in. we are learning how much the united states is spending as in dollars and cents on the search for the missing plane. that answer as we continue our cnn special live coverage. are you still sleeping? just wanted to check and make sure that we were on schedule. the first technology of

i don't mind being in on the stuff in the home, let's do whirlpool.ortune homes the brands and security, those all work for me. sherman williams timely upgrade yesterday by morgan stanley. these stocks are not expensive. >> did you really just get off a plane? >> yeah. >> i don't believe it. i don't believe it. you slept in your own bed last night. no way it could possibly happen. >> no, i was on seat 4-d. the rest of the team was in the back somewhere. i don't know where they were. steerage, they were in steerage. it's like the -- not the titanic, because we got home. >>> coming up sally smith with her game plan about big business in march madness, but first -- >> starbucks! >> what a moment that was. starbucks and oprah making a brewing connection. see what the company's ceo howard schultz told jim about that. >>> let's take another look at the futures a day after the fed. still an implied open that looks negative. down 50 for the dow. the s&p and the nasdaq look like they will be negative off the open as well. more "squawk on the street" live from

about this transition team the transition team has has members on it that are folks who work for the whirlpoolcorporation and so basically what you have is the emergency manager comes out a transition team comes in the corporate titan in the area controls the transition team and the state of michigan steel runs the city know restoring power back to the city commissioners or to the mayor or to the citizens of the city have been arbor no long term recovery plan basically we just extend the debt and and we do that so that we can declare victory during an election year if governor snyder gets reelected don't be surprised if an emergency manager comes back to the city of bin harbor much like the emergency manager has gone back to cities like highland park where we've seen this policy does not work now so what's what bring us up to date on what's going on in some of the michigan cities where are these little dictators have been put in place over the objection i should say of the voters of the entire state you've got kevin or donna detroit you've got a couple you've got another emergency manager up i