the families really wanted to see it. they wanted to see everything that has to do with the search and locating the plane and their loved ones. now, what we have is a series of numbers. it s about 45 pages. crucially, the last few pages that say, the data about the handshakes, that connection between the plane and the satellite until it disappeared, we believe in the southern indian ocean. now, as i say, so much resting on this search. now, just yesterday, i spoke to malaysian authorities, and particul particularly hishammuddin bin hussein, the acting transportation minister, about whether or not he believes the search is really going on in the right place and his confidence in the data. this is what he had to tell me. we admit that this is based on their advice. so, if their advice is not conclusive, then we will get the other advice why it s not conclusive, but until that data
difficult investigation, isn t it? right. sir, what do you do when the facts change? i chained my mind. and that s exactly what they ve done here. the facts have changed. they can no longer support what they believe. but this is another thing you have to give a certain amount of credit tochlt they haven t suddenly said we were wrong going in the southern corridor. they still maintain they re right in the southern corridor. they ve just got the wrong part of it. i say just. they didn t waste time searching down there this week. they knew no better, there was nothing else to go on. now we ve had time to think about some other aspects of the developments overnight. particul particularly the speed of the plane. what are you reading into that how that may change the construct of what happened here? there s a strong argument or an argument that would say because of what we now know does it move back towards mechanical aware from nefarious. i don t think you can say that one way or the
it s not clear exactly what has gone down in there today, but they say they re in control for now. zain, we know there are conflicting reports about the presence of women in this group of haaostage takers in particul, one woman, a white woman. others are saying it was just men dressed as women. you mentioned you were talking to high-level officials where you are. what are they telling you? reporter: well, on the men dressed as women idea, i spoke to a couple of security experts that say that is not really typical in a situation like this. they kind of battered the off, saying they wouldn t do something. rr not their m.o. they would have their faces and shirts open, ready to be taken to heaven. and that wasn t the case. so there s also some reports of cctv, that indicate that there was a white woman, brandishing a gun, and caught on camera. i haven t seen this video. but intelligence services here are saying they re analyzing as
mohinga? this i must have. if there s a national dish, would it be this? yes, you look at the dish. these are indian, these are chinese, but mohinga is a local thing. in the rural areas, too. it s fish based with rice or noodles, sometimes we put in some crispies, like fried beans, and these are some coriander leaves. yeah. these are some lime. sprinkle some in here. mm, good textures particul. particularly in the light of obama s recent visit, these are interesting times. significant changes for the first time in 50 years. yes. there is one thing that is quite significa significant. you take a look around, all kinds of people, all age groups. a couple years ago, people would be talking about politics,
sherri shepherd has ent entertained audiences for years and in 2008 earned a permanent seat on the view and won over audiences on hit tv shows like nbc s 30 rock. listen, angie, i am sorry i lied but you ve got to give me another chance. excuse me, did you just try to control my body with your right hand? don t let me contact reverend sharpton. i can t deal with you. hmm i never got that call. we know sherri shepherd loves to have a good time and loves making people laugh for a living but now she s tackling a very serious pop particul