back to you. >> william la jeunesse, we'll check back with you as it develops. thanks very much. >>> some of the country's top conservatives coming together today in new hampshire. senators rand paul, ted cruz, donald trump and newt gingrich. just some of the people at the inaugural freedom summit to give us a look at the contenders in the 2016 presidential election. carl cameron live at the summit. carl, you are in manchester, new hampshire. >> this summit is the first of its kind. there's never been a cattle call of presidential candidates getting together for the midterms two years before the election. yet here we are in new hampshire, home of the nation's primary. it's like a sprinter. the first one to get a good jump out of the block could be the winner at the end when you get to the tape. this was not the whole field by any stretch of the imagination. 20 candidates could be running on the republican side in 2016. rand paul who's been leading the polls all over the country particularly in the early voting states, very strong success with appealing to younge

william la jeunesse live with details and what they might actually mean. william, what does this new information mean, if anything? >> it means a lot. malaysians lied about the exact words for week. that, of course, damages their credibility even further. potentially more important the airline no longer says the first officer hamid last spoke to air traffic control. nor do they say it was the pilot, though you assume they have a voice signature of both. so which means someone else could have said this from the cockpit. 370 maintaining level 350, air traffic control responds. malaysian 370, ho chi minh good night. that's when the copilot said, good night. according to official transcript, good night malaysia air 370. >> it's extraordinary it's taken three week to correct this. unfortunately this gives families of those victims more evidence things were hidden from them. >> malaysian officials also said tuesday this left turn was deliberate calling it a criminal act during a briefing with reporters. also air transport said airlines need to track planes contin

fox news's william la jeunesse. has more.his is the clippers bottom line. >> this team was never been worth more after record-setting season after four big sponsors pull out, carmax, state farm, virgin america, kia, dropping multimillion-dollar sponsorships just today. carmax, saying that sterling's alleged statements are quote, unacceptable. state farm saying, someone has to force the sale of this team. now this all comes after sterling's estranged wife shelly, after his girlfriend in a lawsuit. shelly claimed that donald used community property or their money, to buy her a ferrari, two bentleys a range rover and a house. she is 31. sterile something 80. his wife calls her a gold digger and who nag snagged her husband during a super bowl party and wants the items back. she says no and mysteriously auto jpmorgan ends up on internet allegedly telling vivano including hall-of-famer magic johnson to clipper games. >> you can sleep with them. bring them in, do whatever you want. the little i ask you is not to promote it on and no

william la jeunesse is live there for us.

now, william la jeunesse with more from bunkerville, nevada.eems to be calmer behind you, but you tell me. what's the scene there? >> definitely. the media side is over. for the few still here, the bigger battle is not. that's despite a victory celebration here last night and a very tense day on saturday when hundreds of protesters, self-described patriots, militia, sympathizers, confronted and demanded bureau of land management rangers as well as contract security release his cattle from holding pens. when they refused tensions escalated as dozens of state, local police, s.w.a.t. teams arrived, rushed to the scene hoping to prevent a shoot-out. both sides, according to witnesses, had guns pointed at each other. as this picture shows, one of the protesters had a rifle in the sniper position aimed at agents before guarding the so-called trespass cattle. a former arizona sheriff understood the position of both sides and worried about what would happen next. >> we were actually strategizing to put the women up front. if they are doing to start sho

william la jeunesse is live in los angeles. iam, it's very, very cold at 38,000 feet, not to mention how he was breathing up there. >> reporter: 50 degrees below zero. think of mt. everest, heavy coats, oxygen tanks that is 30,000 feet. you're right, in addition to hypothermia and frostbite he should have died of asphyxiation. of 150 stowaway attempts, more than 80% die. those that make it, on shorter flights, lower altitudes. officials say this 16-year-old was unconscious most of the flight. he remembers almost nothing and is lucky to be alive. >> i would imagine flying at 35,000 feet it would be very cold, not pressurized or temperature controlled, so it would be a miracle to, you know, to survive. >> reporter: when the flight landed in maui, witnesses safe the boy jumped down from the wheel well, began wandering around the tarmac. was picked up by security, no i.d. quite a story to tell, martha. martha: unbelievable. what is his story? how did he get on board at that plane? >> reporter: so much for it. sa lines. he took the e

william la jeunesse continues to follow. >> california's last two big quakes, san francisco, 6.9, muchpowerful. the point is, this is the second strong quake in chile in 24 hours that had residents running for their lives, shaking buildings, causing landslides, prompting not only the evacuation of chill earthquake's president assessing damage but the entire coastline that is as long as u.s. is wide. waves seven feet on the northern coast. wednesday's aftershock, second large dot on the graphic, that hit at 7:00 last night. this one not as strong as 8.2 that hit on tuesday but much closer to shore and the aftershock was 20 miles deep not 40 miles. what does that mean? it means people felt remarkable similar between the two. brighter color, heavier shake. on the left 8.2. intensity was the same. miraculously, no one reported fatalities in the aftershock. >> translator: many people walking. many sitting near the hospital calmly leaving. i think that's good people had a significant response by the call by authorities to evacuate preventi preventively. >> chile sits in arc of volcanoes and

jon: william la jeunesse. what a story. thank you. jenna: america sends a message to russia over the ukraine crisis. national security correspondent jennifer griffin is live at the pentagon with more on this message and what exactly we're doing. jen, how large of a buildup of u.s. forces are we talking about about? >> reporter: within the last hour, jenna, roughly 150 u.s. paratroopers arrived in poland. pentagon officials say their deployment is a direct response to russian aggression in ukraine. an army company from the 173rd airborne brigade combat team based in italy will begin exercises with nato ally poland later today. another 450 u.s. paratroopers are being sent to estonia, latvia, lithuania, closer to russia to send a signal that the u.s. and nato will not accept any adventurism by russian troops in the baltics. they are expected to arrive monday. >> would be very helpful if they removed their forces off the border and took concrete actions to respect the sovereignty of ukraine. for our part, what we're going to do, we'll con

. >> reporter: -- patti ann: william la jeunesse in los angeles. tell us more about the rescue. >> reporter: medics decide she needs immediate help but nine hundred miles from land, three hours off the southern tip of baja, mexico, that wasn't going to happen. so the california air national guard launch as c-130. the rescue crew parachutes into the ocean. rescues the family from a sinking sailboat. they spend three nights on a life raft until the navy frigate arrives on sunday that should return to san diego by wednesday. >> it is a nearly successful mission. we're still underway. for us the mission's not complete until we transfer the patient to the next highest level of medical care which will be a medical facility in the san diego area. >> reporter: the kaufman family, eric, and charlotte, three-year-old, cora, an one-year-old, lyra were helpless. their sailboat adrift, no steering or no communication and taking on water in a eight foot sea. apparently shy had salmonella poisoning before the trip was cleared to go. on wednesday, rather than an a

martha: william la jeunesse live from los angeles. william, what is the latest on this family? >> reporter: based on what they heard on the radio medics said this infant needed immediate help, strapped in the pacific, that wasn't going to happen. the navy and coast guard got into high gear when they got into the sos. this was two or three hours by plane off the southern tip of mexico. the air national barred launch as c-130. they parachute into the ocean at night, inflates a life raft and rescue the family. spend three nights with them, stablizing the child and waiting for the u.s. navy frigate van der gift to arrive sunday morning. that ship should be in by wednesday. this is the kaufman family. three-year-old and one-year-old and had salmonella before the trip but was cleared to go. when a flight surgeon heard the child's fever and rash, medics decided they needed immediate help. >> we were in contact with our pararescue team. every four hours we speak to them. and get update on the babe system the if the baby is stable, if it, it is able wait until wednesday that is the best

william la jeunesse is live with the story. the story is raising a lot of eyebrows, william. how did he survive this? >> reporter: it's a miracle, that what they say. stowaways like this have 80% chance of dying. the temperature outside is 50 degrees below zero. inside the wheel well there could be heat from the hydraulic fluid. but when the body temperature falls below 58 degrees you're supposed to die. the officials say this teenager did not. the teenager was unconscious most of the flight and remembers nothing but survived. >> he looks pretty good from what i could see, again. young juvenile and didn't appear to be dirty and greased up from claiming to be in the wheel well. >> reporter: for context there have been about 100 similar stowaways. most bodies are removed frozen. others die from a lax of oxygen. doctors who study this say the few stowaways do survive go into kind of hibernation. i'm quoting from an faa report. body temperature in hypothermia can fall to 80 degrees or lower. at the lower levels unconsciousness and lower heart and respiratory rates occur. therefor

william la jeunesse live in the los angeles with the story, william? >> reporter: jenna it sound trivial and it could be but it means that malaysian officials directly led misled the public for weeks knowing information they released was inaccurate. more important, malaysian air says that the first first officer fariq hamid or the zahaury shah. they have voice signature and could tell us either of them or someone else communicating with the tower. here are parts of that official transcript. the cockpit says, 3-7-0 maintaining level, 3 who have 50,-0. traffic control responds, contract, ho chi minh, good night. in fact the cockpit offers more standard, more formal, good night, malaysia air 3 three seven zero. they not explain the discrepancysy, the initial sharp left turn was quote, a criminal act by someone with knowledge of how to ply the plane unquote. so the search continues off percent, australia, 11 planes, nine ships. nothing, no sign or evidence of flight 370. this is a critical step. once the debris is confirmed they can determine where they th

william la jeunesse is live from los angeles. well, eric, this is not to over and fears it could get worse. ranchers are armed, the federal government determined -- as you can see in this tense standoff north of las vegas. armed agents using dogs and tasers to hold back dozens of ranchers until, eventually, the ranchers ran them off chanting blm, go away. the feds used hundreds of agents to enforce a court order to seize 900 cattle belonging to 68-year-old clive bundy whose family began grazing cattle here in the 1800s, well before the bureau of land management took the land to protect the endangered desert to have -- tortoise. >> my stand is i have no contract with the united states government, and you do not own this land. this is land that's part of the sovereign state of nevada. >> which is just one of the consequences of allowing the federal government to come out here and to access this land. >> reporter: the feds already seized 300 of bundy's cattle to repay grazing fees they claim he owes. the issue of public use dates bac