Turned white. Look at the time lapse. Weve received several inches of snow just in the last two hours. Reporter tiger woods and other golfers took cover. Ive never actually played golf to the point where weve actually stopped for snow, which is kind of crazy. A little crazy for it to snow in the desert, as well. Reporter officials in the heartland fear this could be the worst storm in the midwest in two years. Diana and rob . All right. Tahman bradley in washington. Thanks, tahman. As you can imagine, hundreds of flights have already been canceled ahead of the storm. With more on this track of the system, were joined by Accuweather Meteorologist jim dickey. Jim . Good morning, rob and diana. Were tracking a strong storm system here. Its pivoting its way out of the four corners, bringing a wide range of weather here. Some heavy snow, blizzard conditions in some cases in the plains. Icy mix between that. And heavy thunderstorms that will track into the Lower Mississippi valley as we head
Can take lives. Abcs chief medical editor dr. Richard besser who once led the cdc tells us what the experts are urgently asking families to do tonight. Reporter measles is wildly infectious, spread by coughing. You can catch it from the air two hours after someone infected was there, and tonight it is spreading. The new record, those 288 cases, the most since the virus was eliminated from the u. S. Back in 2000. 18 states affected. The biggest outbreak, in ohio, where the amish are getting sick. Unvaccinated, some traveled to the philippines on a mission trip catching the virus. Now families are racing to get the shots. Another outbreak in upscale san diego where parents deliberately avoided vaccination. Most residents who are training have never seen measles. Reporter pediatricians now on the lookout, trying to spot the telltale rash, the extreme fever, the cough. Measles is so contagious theyve put special negative pressure rooms in rady Childrens Hospital to immediately isolate case
Those on board now arguably the biggest unsolved mystery in aviation history. Could this data be part of the key that unlocks the mystery . Aviation correspondent Richard Quest has been closely following the release of the log. He has new developments from los angeles. Richard, you know, its pages and pages of data, a little bit of explanation. When you look at this with your International Aviation mind, what do you see in these numbers . Reporter what theyve done is break down the flight into various sections. So, we have the preflight section, which makes up a variety of pages, and thats quite important, christine, because that is, if you like, the calibration. Knowing, because they know where the plane is it was on the ground at kuala lumpur and they know where it was for the first 40 minutes of the flight. So, they take those early parts of the data and they use that as the calibrating moment and information for all the later pieces of socalled satellite handshakes. You then see in
Hometown of hailey, idaho. And erin mcpike is at the white house. First lets hear from Bowe Bergdahls parents who spoke just a short time ago. I love you, bowe. Im so very proud of you. And, of course, all of your very large family would also like me to tell you that they love you also and are also very proud of you. Weve been working very, very hard for your release these last five years along with the whole of our government, even other governments, and most especially, of course, qatar. Never losing hope in you or for you. Right now so many people are in place to assist you in all the aspects of your recovery to full health. Trust them. Its okay. And give yourself all of the time you need to recover and decompress. There is no hurry. You have your life ahead of you. We continue in our minutebyminute prayers for you as you go through this healing process, and we praise god for your freedom. Were talking like this because we havent talked to bowe yet. We havent called him on the phone
Today. Thank you for joining us. Well begin with a devastating setback in the search for missing Malaysian Airlines flight 370. The bluefin21 has now rapid up its Search Mission and found no sign of the missing airliner of the 239 people on board. Adding to all the pain, australian officials now say they were likely looking in the wrong place. Earlier on cnn, a partner of philip wood expressed frustration. The people running the investigation are not listening and not thinking clearly. In any normal investigation, you would pursue all reasonable avenues of evidence. In this case its almost like theyve been so fixated on this one directed path that theyve managed all the information so it aligns with that path. And thats just backwards. Thats the tail wagging the dog. Lets go to cnns rene marsh covering the story from washington. Good morning, rene. Good morning, don. Overnight we got a statement from the australians in charge of this search. They say on the record that they are now abl