Time. The science. A celebration in red square, as Vladimir Putin pushes back against the United States. And stressed out . We wire up a man with one of the most highpressure jobs and bring you back lessons about how to manage stress in your life. Good evening, on this tuesday night. As we come on the air, it is now 11 days since that passenger jet vanished into thin air. And all day long, new theories have been emerging around the globe. Is it possible something caused the pilots to pass out . Were they simply testing those communications when they turned them off . Tonight, Abcs David Kerley breaks down the latest facts we know, tonight. Reporter the mystery of flight 370 came no closer to being solved when, again, today the malaysian government, changed the story. So few facts have produced so many theories. The longtime pilot who wrote, it could have been a fire in the cockpit that brought that big turn off the flight path. But u. S. Sources say they remain focused on what appears to be a deliberate act. And it is all because of the tidbits of information we do have. As we first reported this weekend, a source says someone programmed the autopilot for that dramatic left turn off the flight path before 1 07 a. M. 12 minutes later, the final radio call to malaysia controllers, reportedly from the copilot. All right, good night, is what he said. No sign of trouble. Two minutes later, the location transponder goes dead. At some point, another Communication System stops working, too. And the hard bank to the leftmad apparently turning into the indian ocean. The shutdown of the systems, all the turns, tells investigators someone was at the controls that wanted to disappear. Even that is not a complete timeline 11 days in. 11 frustrating days from confusing from malaysian officials. Example, when a Communication System shut down. Was it before the last radio call . It was disabled before. Reporter then, two days later. We cannot determine when it was disabled. It leads to a lot of speculation, not just within the public and the media. Also within people involved in the investigation and in the search. Reporter some of the news today. Thailand said its radar did see the plane around malaysia. More proof of that turn. And tonight, we have an area near australia. Its the size of texas, where the latest intensive search for this missing jetliner is under way, including a hightech u. S. Navy plane. But a reminder, diane. In these aviation incidents, just a couple tidbits of data can dramatically shift and change the focus of this investigation. Thank you so much, david. We have a Surprising New piece of data in this worldwide detective story. Eyewitnesses coming forward to say they saw the plane, above them, in the air. Abcs bob woodruff went out to find them, on the water today. Reporter we traveled to the tiny fishing village kota bharu to find witnesses who say they saw the plane. Could these have been the last people to see flight 370 . So, you two both witnesses this plane . A group of men aboard this boat on the night the plane vanished, fishing for tuna. They say they were here, ten miles out to sea, when they suddenly a jet barreled by them, flying low, louder and bigger than any plane they had ever seen in the sky. How big did it look to you when it went over the top . He tells us that the body of the plane was not clear, but the lights were very bright. Could it have been the plane . The fishermen say they were here. And this is where we believe the plane flew by after making that infamous turn to the left. Did it dive lower to purposely avoid detection by radar, known as terrain masking . Or might it have been dipped because of a crisis onboard . Back in the fishing village we did learn more about fariq abdul hamid, the copilot. This is where his grandmother lives, a palatial home for this tiny village. It is where he grew up. We also came across these children with their pictures of the missing plane. Their hopes, their prayers, are that it is found soon. Bob woodruff, abc news, kota bharu. We bring in steve ganyard. Can thinking lead to the probability of an accident . And maybe the pilots lost consciousness . I think were at the point where were going to have to entertain lots of different theories. If they have any validity and anything that would lead us to that. We cant exclude anything. Were goetting to the point of the investigation, where theres very little science coming in. There will be forensics on the ground. Were at the point where we cant rule out anything until we get the wreckage. Until we get the black boxes. Everything entertained. And what about this location the australians have now targeted, in specifics . Where is it . How easy or hard, now, to get there and search . Theyve pushed the search off to way off the coast of perth, almost twothirds on the way to antarctica. You look at the map, those are treacherous, deep seas. Winter is coming. The rescue effort just continues to get difficult by the day. But does it suggest the australians have something very specific . I believe that the australians and the United States have come to a common agreement that they think that the most likely, that the science is pointing them to this area, well south of perth, australia. It is its not even a needle in a haystack. Its a needle in thousands of fields of haystacks. Very, very difficult. Steve ganyard, thank you so much, for once again bringing your perspective tonight. Thank you. Back here at home, a fiery scene near the space needle in seattle. A helicopter crash, a news chopper, from komo, our abc news affiliate. Abc Neal Karlinsky tells us the latest on how it happened and the colleagues we lost today. Reporter chaos in the heart of seattle. We have a report of a helicopter into the space needle down on the ground. Cars involved on fire. Reporter the helicopter, flown by abc affiliate komotv, had just taken off from the stations roof, directly across from the space needle, when it suddenly dropped directly on to the street below, exploding on top of cars in the midst of their morning commute. Killed on impact, beloved komo photographer bill strothman and pilot gary pfitzner. It was taking off. And it just kind of wobbled and spun. And it started going down sideways on to the street. Reporter when firefighters arrived they found two cars and a pickup truck engulfed in fire and a small river of flaming fuel running down the street. One motorist reportedly jumped out of his burning car, critically injured by flames. I saw the guy coming out of the car with his body on fire. And i saw also truck that was hit and then chaos just started. Reporter veteran awardwinning cameraman bill strothman was a gentle and wonderful family man who had recently retired, but came back to work parttime. He and pilot gary pfitzner, were flying a backup chopper, while the stations normal helicopter was in the shop. On the air, horrified and emotional anchors were left to report on their friends and the catastrophe, right outside their door. As we have reached the point where we can talk about the two people that we have lost. This will be a very difficult time. Reporter we are inside komo, just underneath the helipad. So you can see how short a distance it flew before crashing. The ntsb says witnesses have told them they heard an unusual noise and the helicopter began to rotate right before the crash. Diane . Thanks so much, Neal Karlinsky. And everyone here at abc news, mourning with our friends at komo tonight. We move next to overseas, and a battle cry from russian president Vladimir Putin. A scathing report about ukraine. Abcs Global Affairs correspondent martha raddatz, on the russians talking tough tonight. Reporter tonight, joy in the streets of moscow. Thousands strong. Bellowing the russian anthem, welcoming crimea back to fatherland russia. This, after their leader, vladmir putin, basking in his moment said crimea will soon be theirs. We have already achieved much, he said. There is even more to do. We shall prevail because we are united. Glory to russia. Putin, blasting the United States for behaving rudely, irresponsibly and unprofessionally in ukraine. Saying the u. S. Had crossed a line. He accused america of hypocrisy. Of applying power against sovereign states, a clear reference to iraq. The u. S. Shot back. Secretary of state kerry calling putins moves dangerous. Nobody doubts russias interests in crimea. But that doesnt legitimate just taking what you want because you want it. Or because youre angry because the end of the cold war or the end of the soviet union. Reporter putin, a former kgb officer, was shaped by the cold war, watching his soviet Union Collapse from this to this. But now, some of the nations that broke away are watching russias moves nervously. Thats why Vice President biden is in the region tonight, reassuring those nations, telling them the u. S. May rotate American Forces to the baltic region for expanded military exercises and training missions. Diane . Thank you, martha. And now, there in washington, we move to a recognition of courage and sacrifice long overdue. At the white house, today, president obama awarded the medal of honor to 24 veteran, heroes who served in korea, vietnam and world war ii. And most of them were overlooked for decades because of their race or heritage. Abcs chief white house correspondent, jonathan karl, on their valor and their honor, tonight. Reporter he volunteered twice to go to vietnam, and there, performed above and beyond the call of duty. Nearly half a century later, Melvin Morris received a longoverdue phone call. I got on the phone. He says, this is president obama. His first reaction was, oh, my god. What have i done . [ laughter ] and i kinda, like, went down a little bit. He said, be cool, be cool, be cool. When i told him it was all good, the medal of honor, i could hear it though the phone he almost passed out. Reporter today, Sergeant First Class morris was 1 of 24 soldiers, who had been denied the nations highest military honor, most because of discrimination. Only three are still alive. In the thick of the fight, you were the first. One of the first to wear the green beret, morris charged into enemy fire repeatedly, armed with as many grenades as he could carry. Staff Sergeant Morris recovered a fallen comrade in vietnam, took out several enemy bunkers, and kept going even after he was shot three times. Reporter what gives you the ability to do that . To run in the direction of enemy fire . We dont join the military to back out when it gets tough. We got to do what weve gotta do. Reporter as for the long delay, he harbors not a hint of bitterness. 24 individuals who should have received this medal years and years ago. Now, receiving it. Better late than never. Reporter jonathan karl, abc news, the white house. And tonight, a note about something that is busting Family Budgets in this country. The rising price of groceries. We learned the price of food ticked up last month. Its expected to rise as much as 3. 5 this year. Thats the biggest spike in three years. And its caused by drought out west. And now, new details in the death of Fashion Designer lwren scott. Her longtime boyfriend, mick jagger, broke his silence. And we are learning new details that could hold clues to the confounding tragedy. Heres abcs maura schiavocampo. Reporter from the famously private mick jagger, a very public outpouring of grief. This afternoon, posting a tribute on his website, to lost love lwren scott. Im still strugging to understand how my lover and best friend could end her life in this tragic way. Monday, 49yearold scott, jaggers partner of a decade and successful Fashion Designer was found hanged in her apartment of an apparent suicide. Leaving friends and family struggling to figure out why. From the outside, she certainly seemed to have it all. The 63 former model often posting pictures of her glamorous life on instagram and talking about her on her website. Im always looking at whats around me. I like to travel. I love art. I love to read. Im always inspired by those types of things. Reporter but last month, scott abruptly canceled a fashion show in london, citing production delays. And newlyobtained financial records show her company was nearly in debt. Today, the Rolling Stones postponed shows in australia and new zealand. Their griefstricken front man facing a tragedy, new reality. And in this season of wild weather, we want to show you what happened in idaho. A measure of these powerful storms. A massive semi truck, no match for 60mileperhour winds, toppling, skidding across that bridge. Luckily, the driver was able to escape. And up next, tonight, lessons from the pros. The excitable basketball coach wired up during a game. What the intense pressure does to heart and body. And how you can learn to manage stress in your life, tonight, when were back here in two minutes. bag shaking vo bring the thrill of the catch. Straight to their bowl, with friskies seafood sensations. Now with new shrimp flavor. Friskies. Feed the senses. [ mawhile a body in motionat restends to stay in motion. Staying active can ease arthritis symptoms. But if you have arthritis, this can be difficult. Prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain and improve daily physical function so moving is easier. Because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain. And its not a narcotic. 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But just 9 minutes into the game, with the team trailing by 12 points, a shocker. His heart rate and breathing rate just about double. And then, with less than six minutes left in the game. An unflavorible call. Coach izzos core body temperature peaking at 100 degrees. His heart rate soaring to 135 beats per minute. Tom is just really passionate. Even though theres a lot of stress, he definitely gets it out. Reporter and that can be dangerous if you have any kind of heart problem. Its not really the stress you can lessen. Its the response to the stress. You need to find a way to deal with that so you dont internalize it. Reporter and if the stress is longterm, doctors say it could lead to a slew of problems, like depression, high Blood Pressure, even heart attacks. The best medical advice, keep cool under pressure. Gio benitez, abc news, new york. And you can see the full report tonight on nightline. 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Heres abcs nick watt. Reporter she goes by the name grandma betty. Her greatgrandson, zach, set her up on instagram in january after she was diagnosed with cancer. When you have cancer, you dont have to be down in the dumps. You can be happy with it. I dont even think about it. Reporter a week ago, she had 5,000 followers. Today, she has 206,000. Ooh. Thats lot of people, isnt it . Reporter hip, young things from oregon to florida, from finland to australia. I love you, all. I dont know who you are. But i love you. Thats a lot of good people because theyre watching good, old grandma. Reporter bettys upbeat photos and videos are an inspiration. Whats the most important lesson you learned in life . To be good to other people and love them. Reporter wise words from the oldest swinger online to her young followers. Among them, pharrell williams, who wrote this song. And im happy come along if you feel reporter nick watt, abc news, los angeles. Go, grandma betty. 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