this morning on world news now, search suspended. the difficult conditions for flight 370 search crews and the heart-breaking realities for passengers families. the developments just in from malaysia and australia. dramatic testimony in the oscar pistorius murder trial. his dead girlfriend s text messages and what they reveal about the star athlete. i m scared of you sometimes. as the world waits to hear the blade runner s side of the story. and later, sweet and savory options from the insomniac kitchen. i m sharing some delicious lessons in cooking crepes. and these are not just fancy pancakes. it is tuesday, march 25th.
that s in the skinny this tuesday, march 25th. announcer: from abc news, this is world news now. good tuesday morning. i m john muller. i m marci gonzalez in for diana perez. turning to our lead story, there are still more questions than answers about what happened to malaysia airlines flight 370. malaysian authorities yesterday declared it crashed in the south indian ocean, killing all on board but they still don t know for sure, and any proof of the crash is going to have to wait at least another day. abc s clayton sandell has the latest. reporter: it s been a cloudy, rainy day here in perth, australia, but 1500 miles offshore, the weather is so bad that the air and sea search for malaysia 370 is now on hold. today all of the search planes here are grounded. the search for any sign of that missing boeing 777 is having to wait as a storm system passes through a search area that stretches across one of the most remote and unforgiving places on earth. winds are forecast to
this morning on worlds this morning on world news now dangerous conditions. new details just in from flight 370. search crews sidelined due to storms. what investigators are uncovering as passengers families demand action. holy [ bleep ]. dangerous roads. springtime snow and ice lead to a 61-car pileup as parts of the northeast brace for a blizzard. fighting cancer as actor james rebhorn loses his battle. there are ground-breaking advances in confronting skin cancer. why this new treatment is so revolutionary. and stepping off. first elimination round of this season s dancing with the stars. not one, but two couples shown the door. that s in the skinny this tuesday, march 25th.
dead and missing in a landslide near seattle is rising, and the situation is being called grim. good morning, and welcome to early start, everyone. i m deborah feyerick. and i m christine romans for you. it s tuesday, march 25th. it s 4:00 a.m. in the east. we welcome our viewers here in the u.s. and around the world. up first, the search for flight 370. that search is on hold this hour. violent, stormy weather in the south indian ocean extending the wait for pilots hoping to get back in the air by tomorrow, extending the wait for family members overcome by grief and outrage, a day after being told all 239 lives on board that missing jetliner are lost. let s bring in jim clancy. he s been covering the story since the day the flight vanished. he is in kuala lumpur for us. and just maddening, this wait, you know, wait when so many people want to, you know, they want to find out if there s any debris. the families want something tangible that proves the, you know, proves the fact th
a text from reeva steenkamp to oscar pistorius says i m scared of you and how you snap at me. prosecutors saving the worst for last as they rest their case and set the stage for pistorius himself to take the stand. hello, i m ashleigh banfield, it is tuesday march 25th and welcome to legal view. any minute we expect to hear from officials on this devastating mudslide that rocked an entire rural community in washington state. here s what i can tell you about what we know so far. a number of people unaccounted for has dramatically increased from 18 on sunday to 176 by the end of the day yesterday. the fire chief is stressing that this is just a list of names, that it s not actually a tally of anticipated fatalities. still, after four days, hope that any people will be found alive is dwindling. six bodies were found yesterday, bringing the death toll to 14.