u.s. officials are not commenting on the accuracy of the claim. the flight turned westward was programmed in the computer reenforcing the theory that the jet was redirected by the pilots or one or more individuals with flying experience. the aircraft was scheduled to fly to/beijing. it was reported in new york times today. it could be speculation. it is once you are in the aircraft, anything it possible. the malaysia media reported that a half dozen remote landing strips were found on the 53-year-old pilot simulator. also today malaysia opposition leader confirmed that he is related to the 53 year old pilot adding weight to the theory that he may have had a political motive for diverting the flight. china said background checks are completes and no obvious signs of terrorism. anger is growing more visible. and here in washington they e emphasize maylasian authorities are in the lead. in so far as flights out of the united states and in so for flights 52 the united s
alleged discriminatory practices under obamacare. as you know the affordable care act says no one can be denied health insurance due to preexisting conditions but according to a new report insurance companies are now devising ways to discourage sick people from signing up. jon: some much those new health plans require patients to pay for as much as 50% of the cost of their medicine. the expensive stuff they need to treat chronic illnesses like hiv. let s bring in our panel. a.b. stoddard, associate editor, columnist for the hill. stephen hayes, senior writer to the weekly standard and fox news contributor. how do they find a way to get around what obamacare is supposed to say about this? well, the problem is, that even though the insurance companies were made to take now the sick and the risky doesn t mean they re not supposed to stop balancing risks. so as they give somebody over here a free preventative screening and somebody over there new access to health care, ther
shooting that took place. mckayla, was shot through the theater wall. it is still in her chin. doctors say it is safer for her right now. her mother said she is trying to get into the courtroom. i want to go into the courthouse to see as much as i can. if i can get in. if i can just see this guy, for how much hurt he has done to this whole state, this whole nation. i mean, i don t think he s hurting yet. and i think he needs to. reporter: and again, jon, things get going about 25 minutes from now. back to you. jon: alicia acuna at the courthouse. thank you. [audio difficulties] jenna: we re having a little technical difficulty with our camera in aurora. we ll be back to jon in a moment. let s get back to what he was talking about there. a community heartbroken and shattered by what is described as unthinkable event. thousands of people coming together in aurora last night to honor and remember all the victims and their famlys. the ceremony marked by tears, prayers and son
with permanent injuries, that much is clear already. alicia a acuna is live outside of the courthouse where this took place, as i say, about an hour plus ago. alicia? reporter: hi, megyn. james holmes will be back in court in about one week to be advised of the formal charges, first-degree murder, the judge told him, will likely be among those charges today. holmes was kept away from the rest of the people in the courtroom, making his appearance from the jury box, even separate from his own defense team. judge william sylvester advised holmes of his rights and when asked if he understood those rights, he did not answer. instead, his public defender did that. and then the judge addressed bond. the judge made a preliminary determination of probable cause to believe you committed the offense of first-degree murder which is a class i felony under colorado law. ordinarily, individuals are entitled to bail. given the nature of the charges, you are currently being held on a no-b
his swif susan vanished in 2009. no charges were ever filed against josh powell and susan was never found. some reaction today. the explosion and. it was huge, black, dark, smoke. there was just like white stuff all over the place. this was something deeply wrong. this was something evil. this was a horrible murder of two little kids. we knew he was a dangerous person. we knew he probably had murdered susan or helped with it. martha: what a story. dan springer streaming live from dwram graham washington. what are folks on the seal telling you this morning. reporter: it all happened very quickly, martha. let me give you the timeline. at 12:30 this afternoon, graham, washington. caseworker pulled up with the two workers inside. they run inside the her dad s house ahead of her. when she gets up to the front door, the door is locked. josh powell locked her outside. she calls a supervisor. within minutes there is explosion. all three people inside dead. police are calling