kind of anger? reporter: that anger and anguish, yes. that s felt across all nationalities, all the families here. and while it is a mystery for the rest of the world, for them it s very much about the loss of human life. this mystery about what s happened to fathers, sons, mothers, daughters. but as far as what that other woman said, calling the malaysian government liars, we haven t heard that from the people who are malaysian citizens. because frankly we haven t had any access to them. as far as the chinese families, they absolutely feel that across the board, we re hearing it out of beijing and here. they don t believe the malaysian government has been transparent at all. they feel they have botched this investigation. the government for its part, anderson, saying that the best way that they can help these families is to simply find the plane. kyung, appreciate the reporting from kuala lumpur. later on in the program i m going to speak to the family of paul weeks who was on the
right, jim? yes. we re not talking the hudson river here. we re talking about an ocean that has all kinds of waves and all kinds of other challenges, as you say to do a soft landing. i think that would not be my first choice if i was the captain on that airplane. i can t imagine why he would want to even try it. les, what makes this for investigators so difficult and certainly reporting on this is every possible scenario you can raise questions and poke holes in every scenario leads to certain things that should have happened that did not happen. so there s no clean scenario where it could be said this likely happened. i mean, we have a homicide investigation without a victim. this is a difficult problem. difficult problem. les, it s good to have you on. ron brown, jim tilmon as well. just ahead we ll talk to the family of paul weeks. father of two he left behind his wedding ring and a watch on this
we ve seen the anguish and the despair of family members who are waiting to learn the fate of their loved ones who are were on that boeing 777. you can emphasize here. good morning, victor, 339 passengers, 339 individual stories ranging from engineers to artists to just ordinary travelers. paul weeks originally from new zealand. he was on his way to a dream job as a miner in among goal la. before he got on that flight, he gave his wife his wedding ring and his watch just in case anything happened to him to give to his two young went.
families of those missing. paul weeks was on flight 370 heading to a job in mongolia. before boarding, he handed his wife his wedding ring and watch to give to their sons if anything should happen to him. his wife spoke to piers morgan live last night. i m praying that, you know, i can give that back to him. so i can hold on to it because there s no finality to it. we re not getting any information. the hunt for the plane and the answers continues. jim clancy joins us now from the malaysian capital of kuala lumpur. a question for you about who is in charge of this investigation. it seems like the military is taking the lead. oh, my goodness. jim clancy is frozen. his shot is frozen. we re having technical difficulties, obviously. we ll get back to him as soon as we can. the malaysian military does appear to be in charge of the investigation. along with civilian authorities. we re going to sort that out a
airlines. this airline representative says she ll have answers tomorrow. the crowd shouts no, answer us now. they re seeking answers for people like andrew nari,the chief steward on the flight. his daughter tweeted his picture with the simple message, daddy, you re all over the news and papers. come home fast. she also tweeted this picture of their family and wrote, we re still waiting for you, dad. two young boys in australia also wait for their father, paul weeks, who was traveling to among go mongolia for a new job as an engineer. he left behind his watch and wedding ring before the trip in case anything happened to him on the flight. catherine and robert laudun also from australia. the married couple were on vacation when the flight disappeared. another couple on the missing flight, adrian watrolo and ziou yen, 17 and 18 years old. they were believed to have been