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"america's news headquarters live" starts right now. first australia and then china and now france is providing new satellite data that could indicate debris from the missing jetliner. it is in the same remote part of the indian ocean. david piper is live with the latest on the search. hello, david. >> hi. yes, the malaysian authorities say france has informed them that satellites have spotted objects floating in the southern indian ocean. there have been no images so far and the french foreign ministry say objects were found in the radar. the search has ended for the day in the southern indian ocean. planes from australia and u.s. were involved in the operation as well as australian naval ship. visibility was said to be poor early eon because of fog. they have been making a four-hour journey to the search area which is about 1,500 miles southwest of australia. the massive search area has been split into two now to help coordinate the search. much focused on a large object sighted on satellite. a small commercial aircraft also reported yesterday seeing small objects floating in the ocean including a pallett. australia's prime minister remains hopefulal if there is anything out there they will find it. >> it is still too early to be definite. obviously we have had a number of very credible leads. and there is increasing hope, no more than hope, no more than hope, that we might be on the road to discovering what did happen. >> reporter: and the australian-led search is getting some much-needed help. two chinese planes have arrived in perth as have two from japan. the search has widened from the north and south. >> thank you so much. the u.s., of course, also helping to try help solve the mystery. in addition to helping search for the plane the fbi is analyzing data from the flight simulator belonging to the captain of the plane. >> the chairman of the house committee said the hard drive and simulator are under review. on fox news sunday congressman mccall says even though files may have been deleted the fbi is working to retreat them. >> we all delete files. the question is what was deleted and can that be evidence of a route taken in this case? that is all under review. there are many theories floating around out there. none, in my opinion, connect all the dots at this point in time. that is why we have an investigation on going. >> while the massive search continues other american lawmakers are expressing frustration with the malaysians for lack of openness and for spending way too much time focusing search on the northern route. says time was wasted searching in that region. although a range of resources are searching a remote area of the globe one says many more assets are needed to assist immediately. >> this is probably going to be a very long search unless we luck out and one of these hears the pinger and we localize it quickly. >> today the president's security adviser tries to emphasize the positive. the search, says you have countries working together in ways they have not done so before. 15 days after malaysian airlines flight 370 vanished blinken says there is no prevailing theory about what happened to the plane. several say what is most likely and probable is that it crashed into the indian ocean. >> the search for answers continues. thank you. as the stories unfold you have seen images of families grieving and desperate for answers. they are stuck in limbo in many ways including legal matters. aviation attorney and pilot joins us to delve into this a little bit. thank you for your time. based on what you have heard thus far, do you have a theory? >> well, i think everybody has a little bit of a theory. i think everybody is correct in saying that all the dots haven't been connected yet. you really still can't pin down to a specific theory. the information is starting to come out. i think there is consensus gathering around the southern route. it seems to be supported by all these sightings by satellites. so i think we have that much of a foundation to go on but we still need to go from there to finding out why the nation -- and try to get the black boxesl skpair you have to find the wreckage area based on where you find sporadic wreckage. >> there has been much made of the communications systems that would have been working on the plane. the system which pings off satellites and a transponder which would have worked off ground radar. it appears they were disabled. is that something only done manually or if you had a catastrophic event like fire, explosion or other complication could those things have served to disable those communications is system? >> absolutely. you can have it both ways at this point. i think the problem with the deliberate, intentional act theory is that you really don't have anybody taking credit for it or indication that it was terrorist motivated or suicide yet. you talk about the simulator and looking for deleted files. really, why would you have a simulator in plain sight in your home? it may turn out to be deliberate but i don't think so. i think you have to look at the simplest explanation, an aviation accident analysis. that is typically looking at a malfunction in the plane. there is a way to generate that kind of sequential failure mode of the transponder. there are antennas where you could have a fire that originated and started knocking out these systems sequentially while the pilots try to deal with the problem and may have lost oxygen in the aircraft providing the incapacitation that we see if this is a mechanical problem of the plane flying off for five hours without communication or reaction by the flight crew. you can certainly put the dots together in a way that suggests a mechanical failure. >> thank you very much. by the way, i understand you are a navy pilot. thank you for your service, as well. >> my pleasure. thank you. ukraine's acting president is calling for the release of a top air force commander saying he was abducted by pro-russian forces. russia says the flag is flying over close to 200 facilities. senior foreign affairs correspondent is following the story from kiev. hello. >> reporter: the latest word that we are getting from crimea is that the russian takeover of the peninsula continues. ukrainian's defense ministry is confirmingt that russian troops are surrounding a base with the most elite fighting forces of the area. so far the marines are said to be standing their ground. this is all from a violent takeover, we have confirmed that authorities are still holding its commander. meanwhile, amid another pro-russia rally in the eastern ukrainian city more word about russian troop movement. nato's top military commander is quoted as saying russian troops gathered there are quote very, very sizable, very, very ready. he also said there they are not only a threat to ukraine but could reach the western border. here in kiev a big crowd gathered independent square. you are listening to speakers talk about the new russian threat and what should be done. they are worried. take a listen. >> i feel very bad because i love ukraine. to me ukraine must be together. >> russia is moving very fast. we should do something. >> no russia. we can see russia -- >> not possible. >> it's not possible. >> reporter: for its part moscow says it has no intention of invading mainland ukraine but is only worried about the well being of ethnic russians here. we have heard that before. back to you. >> we most certainly have. thank you very much. nato's top military commander describing the russian force as quite very, very sizable and very, very ready. does it signal the possibility that more forceful tactics from russia are ahead? what if anything can u.s. do? joining us now casey mcfarland and general jack keen. welcome both. general keen, i want to start with you. the amassing forces near the border, does it send a message? >> he lied about annexing georgia and lied about crimea and moved troops in on those borders before he actually occupied the countries. i think we have to take it at face value. he has almost two divisions. he is interested in eastern ukraine. despite the fact he is telling us he doesn't have intentions on doing that and lying time and time again, we have to look at the capabilities and measure the capabilities and take it seriously there is a threat there. >> you have the great insight not only into russia but also vladimir putin. what do you make of this? do you think the additional rounds of sanctions will slow him down, stop him in any way? >> no. here is what happened. this week putin gave a speech in moscow at the kremlin. it was an emotional speech, long speech. there were hundreds of russian leaders there and talked about how america had lied to them and humiliated them when the cold war was over. this is payback time for putin. in the audience people were crying, standing on the chairs and cheering. putin has a lot of support for what he is doing and nobody is stopping him. the united states may throw sanctions on. that is a small price to pay for what putin has spent 15 years assembling which has the economic and political power to take back the old soviet empire. >> the speech and appeal and nationalism cheer leading very familiar to a lot of folks. general keen, what ability does ukraine and military have at this point to defend itself against any additional attacks? >> they are no match for the russians to be sure. this military of ukraine has been in decline for years because they haven't invested in it. i believe we should provide them with military aid that they asked for when their new president was here in washington. that's defensive weapons. i think we should provide training with the weapons. i think it makes a commitment to the ukrainians and sends a message to them and to putin. beyond ukraine i think we clearly have to look at putin's strategic long-term goals may be to challenge nato. we have to reinforce the countries that have historic ties to putin on the borderer. i mean troops in the country, u.s./nato troops working to do that. when you put ground troops on it is the political and moral will of the nation. everybody gets the message how serious that is. that should be our next move. >> what about the abandoned missile project plan in that area, as well? >> i think putin is aiming to really weaken nato to the point where it is no longer effective and i think he calculated just right. is a war wary america ready to go to war? i think we can reinstitute that missile shield. it was supposed to happen in the czech republic. barack obama is going to europe this week. he is going to meet with european leaders. he should announce that the united states is plunging itself to have an economic energy summit with european leaders and pledge to help them develop their own oil and natural gas and export our natural gas to them and help in the eastern mediterranean countries. why? because the reason putin is -- he can get away with this stuff is he controls their energy. without russian natural gas all of europe has an energy and particularly an electricity void. they are not going to risk that for a country a lot of people can't find on a map. >> hard to believe that what we saw play out in the '80s and '90s. good to see you both. we love hearing from you at home. we want to know what you think about this very important story. do you think sanctions will stop putin's movement in ukraine? if not, what do you think is the best strategy for the u.s.? tweet us back. we will read some of your answers later on in the show. today marks the fourth anniversary of the affordable care act being signed into law a. according to the numerous recent polls on the topic the majority of the country is not celebrating this milestone including owners of the hobby lobby craft store chain. it is the first to make it for the contraceptive mandate. this week the supreme court will take on that case on tuesday. what is at stake for religion liberty in this country. we have a fair and balanced debate on that case. newly discovered problem with the obamacare website could be giving thousands of information the wrong information. could a horrible chapterer of history repeat itself? one best selling author says ignoring threat of nuclear iran could lead to another holocaust. this is for you. ♪ [ male announcer ] bob's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack, be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. 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>> well, it is fascinating. you have that high a number, 80% of americans fear a second holocaust if iran gets the bomb. that is sweeping across every religion, every political ideology, every race. what is also interesting is 68% of americans believe it could be a nuclear holocaust against us if iran gets a bomb. that is why all of these negotiations with iran, sanctions are so important. if they don't work or if they somehow undermine international efforts to stop iran, then you start moving towards the possibility of war. >> the prime minister of israel, benjamin netanyahu was here in the u.s. talking about the threat and saying he will do whatever to defend. do you agree or disagree with the following statement. military action to neutralize the iran nuclear threat and believe the u.s. should back our ally in israel in every way we can. nearly 67% agreed with that statement. >> yes that is interesting. when i wrote this novel it is to raise the important questions, not just 70 years ago. americans fear a holocaust now in israel or here. what is interesting is they are ready to back israel. those are strong numbers. it is interesting that 59% of americans would support president obama launching decisive strikes, massive strikes against iran if we had to if there was no other choice as long as we don't put ground forces in iran. even though we are world weary we say that. when it comes to israel and our oown security it seems like the polls show we want to stop iran in order to stop a second holocaust. >> i want to ask you what lessons will folks learn from the book that wely today? >> well, these four men who actually escaped 70 years ago this spring are heroes. what they did is brought the world the truth. there was a lot of rumors and speculation about what was happening in these camps. were they slave labor camps? were they concentration camps or death camps? these men risked their own lives not just to save their lives but to tell the jewish community tlz is a systematic extermination of jewish people going on now. it places the question, are we willing to take decisive action to stop evil before it can bring about devastating consequences whether for jews or any ethnic minority or with us if iran or some other country posed that serious a threat to us. >> i can't wait to open the book and get started. i have my copy. they are fascinating books. you better not have anything else you need to do because it is hard to put them down once you start. we wish you the best with the new book. thank you. >> great to be with you. rescue crews race against the clock after a deadly mudslide in washington state. check out these images. the latest on the search for survivors coming up. another day and another glitch for the obamacare website. this one can be sending thousands of americans away with inaccurate information. more than two weeks and counting for search 370 could new satellite data finally offer indications of the missing jet? 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"okay, this is the price,"sman comes and you're like.ells you, says another day of searching has come up empty. crews searching for clues after new satellite images pointed out something that could be debris. aviation expert joins us live to discuss one of the greatest aviation mysteries. >> a newly discovered glitch in the obamacare website is giving possibly thousands of people the wrong information. the philadelphia inquirer discovered that a calculator is using poverty guidelines from the wrong year giving people inaccurate information about what subsidies they may qualify for. administration officials say the problem is being fixed. same sex couples getting married in michigan will have to wait preventing the union for several days and court says it needs time. after hearing voices crying for help rescue crews work overnight searching for survivors from a massive mudslide in washington state. officials say rescuers have had to turn back. authorities say at least three people are dead and 18 others are unaccounted for. and using welfare benefits to pay for tattoos, lingerie and jewelry is no longer allowed in louisiana. the federal assistance for low income families is supposed to be used for food and clothing. those are top stories. a report from the u.s. navy says the weather in the southern corridor of the indian ocean is better now. it is apparently going to allow additional searching today. french authorities passed along new satellite data that could be debris. aviation expert kathleen banks joins us to sort through what we do and do not know. >> good afternoon. >> i want to talk more about the communications systems on the planes. they at some point became disabled. we talked about how that wouldn't have necessarily had to have been manually done. there could have been a fire or some other thing that caused that equipment to discontinue working. i want to ask about the pings we know that continued for about 7 1/2 hours after a takeoff. could those continue if the plane had crashed during that time either in the water or on land? >> what they are saying is that airplane had actually made a landing and the engined kept running then there is a chance. we don't know why someone would have used the aircraft in that scenario. let's suppose that happened. then, yes, it would have received a signal from the airplane quite possibly. but if the airplane had crashed then, of course, there wouldn't have been power and there would not have been satellite pings. that is why searchers think the plane ran until it exhausted fuel and cross-checked where the satellite pings have come with the southern arc which they think is more likely course along with the known fuel supply on the 777 that day. >> air france 447 which was the last major crash disaster that comes to mind a lot in this scenario, five days after the flight went down because there was a much more narrow search area there was wreckage found. that went on for another two or three weeks as i understand it. how much time have we lost if it did crash? will we ever know? >> i mean, i almost wish they weren't talking about the searches they are doing because it is getting so many people's hopes up. i almost wish the countries would keep it to themselves. i understand they want to appear to be doing something. they are not looking for a needle in a hay stack. they are looking for a needle in an ocean of hay stacks. we don't know. i really think we are probably in for a marathon. i wish it was going to be a sprint. >> at what point do you think active search has to be wrapped up where all of these countries are cooperating and using assets? >> it is very expensive. i wouldn't be surprised even if certain governments decide to pull out in the near future. it is such a huge global story. >> thank you very much. good to see you today. you could call it divine intervention. after the break, how one congregation is saying you don't need a steeple to come together at church. 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[ female announcer ] some questions take more than a bank. they take a banker. make a my financial priorities appointment today. because when people talk, great things happen. will hear arguments on a key challenge to the affordable care act. the issue is whether family-owned for profit businesses can be forced to provide cost-free access even if complying with the mandate violates the owner's religious beliefs. joining us is senior council for the representing hobby lobby in this case. let's talk about what is and isn't at stake here. we are not talking about access to contraception but who pays for it. >> the affordable care act provides that women receive contraception approved by the fda with no co-pay at the time. that is very important because a lot of the decisions about which type of birth control to use are governed by cost. it is important that they have the full range of protection. that is what the law provides. >> i know the greens, the family that owns hobby lobby say they don't object to contraception per se but there are some that are in direct conflict to their faith. >> the green family does not have objections to most forms. it is four specific drugs and devices that could take a life at the earliest stages. that is what the green family objects to. >> how do you respond to the government's argument that corporations do not have religious beliefs? this isn't a religious organization, it is a for-profit company that doesn't engage in a religious mission, it may be the mission of the family but the corporation can't act as a person that they have religious beliefs. >> we believe americans don't give up religious freedom because they open a family business. what the supreme court has said is that we don't look at the person, the entity, we look at the religious exercise. this is a religious exercise, refusing to pay for something that could take a human life. the question here is not whether it is the green family or the corporation, both of whom are part of the case, the question is it a sincere religious exercise? >> you think the justices are going to act sort of as king solomon and find the narrowest solution to in some ways balance the lobby's argument is truly unprecedented and the justices, including some of the most conservative on court, are going to be concerned about the implications, for example, for corporate law. i think that chief justice roberts will be concerned about the way it potentially goes against fundamental principles of corporate law that separate the owners from the corporate entity itself. i think justice kennedy will be concerned about allowing hobby lobby's owners to impose their own religious beliefs on their employees. americans don't give p religious beliefs when they sign up to go for a craft store or wood maker. those employees might have different beliefs from their employers and justices, like justice scalia, who care about the original meeting of the constitution, will find a problem with the fact it's hard to square hobby lobby's vision with the first amendment with the way it's been practiced for the last more than 2000 years. >> does this equate to hobby lobby forcing its employees to share religious beliefs of the owners of the company? >> absolutely not. hobby lobby's employees are free to make their own decision and nothing about this case is going to change this. the simple question is will this be paid for by hobby lobby and the green family or is this something the employees are responsible for on their own? the government has already exempted more than one third of employer health plans from the con ttraceptive requirements. it's difficult to see the greens are imposing something on their employees when the government is giving one third of the health plans a free pass. >> we've got to leave it there. we know you can debate and try the case right here. we should have a decision by the end of june. thank you very much. >> a fox news anchor reached out for a good cause and a popular band replied. after the break you meet a british band is doing well by doing good at the children's hospital. >> my son had three open heart surgeries here. he's doing fantastic. i just left him today, he's bouncing off the walls. so -- there negotiating, most stressful part... of buying a new car. the experience that i had with truecar, you don't feel intimidated. it's extremely simple. save time, save money, and never overpay. visit truecar.com the british born blake formed on facebook a couple of years ago and they use their celebrity for good singing and performing for many charity events. this week they were in washington to help with a charity dear to our hearts. members of blake are hum free and steven and ollie. good to see you. >> thanks for having us. >> many treatments and surgeries at children's national. you had a chance to do performing. what is it like to be with the kids? >> it was great. very impressive place and inspiring place to meet the children and meet some of the parents as well who have to go through a similar journey to brett. knowing brett from when we met him two years ago in naples, it's great to be involved and help raise money. >> and it seems like people seem to respond to music and kids love music and it seems to lift their spirits. >> music is very, very soothins. we were outside the white house singing earlier. >> we saw that. >> we were trying to calm mr. obama down. >> and all of the tensions on capitol hill -- >> listen to some music. >> if people could hear you sing, that might solve all of our crises. >> you're laughing but -- >> i'm flattered. you've been together many years, many accomplishments. what's next for you guys? >> other than world domination obviously -- >> world peace. >> always nice to be here and our first trip here. we've been in new york a few times and down in naples in florida. it's nice and finally nice to see the capitol which we can see out of the window. >> i wish we had better weather but we want you to feel at home. >> that little dig, thank you. >> you got together on facebook. how did that come together? >> seven years ago now. some people on myspace and we were friends on facebook but went to music colleges before that. it was our way -- we reunited, got to know each other and find out what kind of music we were into and had this idea, let's mix classical music and harmony style and got signed to universal records. then it was a roller coaster ride. >> did you have any idea you would be this successful? >> no. >> ufgoing to say yes? >> grateful to make a living from singing, something we love to do. when you have experiences coming to the u.s., we go all over the globe. we're very blessed. it's an amazing job. >> what would be your favorite city you visited so far? >> washington. >> we get to a lot in the far east in the philippines particularly and manila is a great place, people are friendly and americanized so that really helps. i hope we'll do more here as time goes on. good country to crack. >> we love you already. maybe you can give us a little tune as we close out the show. you've got a ukelele ♪ stars shining bright above you ♪ ♪ seems to whisper i love ♪ birds singing in. i'm chris wallace, in the search for malaysia airlines flight 370. the investigation now focuses on objects spotted by satellite in the indian ocean. >> it's about the most inaccessible spot on the face of the earth. if there is anything down there, we will find it. >> the fbi tries to retrieve files deleted from the pilot's flight simulator, while passengers families continue their agonizing wait. we'll have a live report on breaking developments and we'll talk with michael mccaul, chair of the house homeland security committee and alan