there s other news to talk republicans back at home are about. i m conveniently located vowing to thwart president next to you. obama s plan to normalize i like that. let s look at the headlines, relations with cuba. breaking this morning, sad to ease trade and travel report another massacre and restrictions imposed on the massive abduction by boko haram. communityist country. the policy shift is triggering militants have kidnapped 185 celebrations in cuba. women, killed 32 in a raid on a at home reaction has been mixed. the president plans to open an village in nigeria sunday. embassy in havana. gunmen and pickup trucks stormed he s not ruling out a possible visit before he leaves office. the village from two directions, hundreds of protesters back overcoming the vigilantes that on the streets in new york city in response to the grand jury were standing to fight against decisions in the michael brown them. death and the eric garner case. they burned homes and shot men dozens
blip would have gone off. or if they crashed into the ground, somebody would have seen it and we have no reports. we have a new map that we showed last hour, 634 locations where this plane could have landed. what do you think the likelihood is that the passengers could be alive? again, if you would have spoken to me on september 10, 2001, and indicated what was going to happen the next day, i would have thought you were barking mad. but we now live in a new world order. what i will tell you is that in order to take an aircraft from one country to another, you have to go through sovereign air space. you have to have a flight plan and establish two-way communications with the radar transponder that i eluded to. if you don t have that, then people in sovereign countries get very weary and want to know what the blip is approaching the national boundary. that plane flew back over malaysian air space and they did not notice. which my theory is that if the transponder goes off, you ve
computer to getting that information, but we have to think about as well what those internet companies that google is of course the one we think of, but what is going to happen when they are not just, you know, dealing with the united states oversight and regulation of the internet, but these other countries, you look at what google did several years ago to get their servers in china, of course, china has all the sensorship laws on the internet. and they actually agreed to blocking certain sites if the chinese government didn t approve of them. it s unbelievable. it s pretty bad. they are going along with sensorship in a communityist country. michael warren, thank you for joining us this morning. the blue angels are back. the brand new video of them flying high. amazing, as always, that s coming up. and he s a tough-as-nails american hero who gave both of his legs in afghanistan, but he s reduced to tears at a theme
marine corps sergeant, on samplg is going to lose $5,000 in food allowances in housing allowances and medical costs. this is ridiculous to happen to our service members who served to dedicate their lives so aggressively and try to serve this country and provide great defense. yeah, low pay increases, increase in grocery bills because of what s going on at the commissary, housing costs going up, it s a lot to shoulder certainly. the white house, though, the administration officials came through last night, this is according to the washington post, and they said the reason for doing it was to improve efficiency in the administration for both insurers and the federal government. so what do you make of that? you know, secretary hagel said that the military has this extremely generous benefit that we must rein in costs. if this is so generous, how come we give 1% to those that give to
the search for the aircraft does not include 25 countries. and its equally spread out in the northern and southern grids, the north spreads all the way up to central asia. the south, extends to remote parts of the indian ocean. a poseidon aircraft is now supporting the search, that s the most advanced aircraft of its kind, but some family members of the 239 family members aboard the missing jet are starting to get angry with malaysian government officials for not telling them one way or the other if their loved ones are definitely dead or if they could possibly be alive somewhere. back to you. peter doocy bringing us up to speed with the latest on that. among the 25 nations searching for any sign of the missing malaysia air flight is china. our next guest says with the growing terrorism threat in that country, there may be reason to be weary of its involvement in the search. michael cain is a former