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Earlier in the malaysia s military explained it defense radar showed traces of what may have been the boeing 777 crossing the country into the straits of malacca. they have been cryptic up to now which has been confusing to many people. they explained because of the nature of the defense they can t say for certain what it was. this is why they have been circumspect up to now. chris, thank you. and, of course, to the viewers, this story is still developing. we are going to break in any second when we find out anything new at all. straight ahead, an airplane crashing, an investigator goes on the record. but, first, developing right now, a big surprise in the case of the new teen who is suing her parents. very pleased as you probably heard on behalf of the canning family, rachel is back home. the point of this conference is not to talk about the merits of the case. it s not to talk about what happened. i m not going to be talking about legal issues, merit, ....
Conventional, nuclear missile and missile defense forces. we agreed on how to pay for them. that includes pooling our resources in the difficult economic times. we are moving forward with missile defense and agree that nato is declaring interim capability for the system. america s contribution to the of the is a phased adaptive approach we pursue on european missile defense and i commend our allies who are stepping up and playing a leadership role in missile defense, as well. our defense radar in turkey is placed under 234509 nato control and spain and turkey will have key assets and netherlands will upgrade radars. since this system is neither aimed at or undermines russia s strategic deterrent i believe that missile defense can be an area of cooperation with russia. ....
Conventional nuclear missile and missile defense forces that we need, and importantly, we agreed on how to pay for them. and that includes pooling our resources in these difficult economic times. we re moving forward with missile defense and agreed that nato is declaring an interim capability for the system. america s contribution to this effort will be a phased, adaptive approach that we re pursuing on european missile defense, and i want to commend our allies who are stepping up and playing a leadership role in missile defense as well. our defense radar in turkey will be placed under nato control. spain, romania and poland have agreed to host assets. and we look forward to contributions from other allies. since this system is neither aimed at nor undermines strategic deterrent, i continue ....
the united states. we talk about his personal relationship with president obama and even his personal relationship with mitt romney. stand by for that as well. and the man sometimes nicknamed america s supermayor, has made a super gaffe. i m wolf blitzer in chicago. you re in the situation room. but first, through my exclusive far reaching interview, i just completed only a few minutes ago with the afghan president hamid karzai, it s his only interview while here in the united states. we sat down only moments ago, and he spoke of president obama just minutes before the interview. the three leaders are here for a meeting in chicago. listen to this. no, we didn t have a three-way meeting, we had a three-way photograph taking. just a photo opportunity? why not a meeting? why not have a three-way meeting and discuss the most important issues facing afghanistan, pakistan and the united states. it wasn t for us to decide on the three-way meeting. the united stat ....
Areas from kazzic zan in the north to the west of australia in the south. homeland security chair representative mike mccaul and former cia deputy director mike morrell weigh in on the possible path. if they went north towards kazakhstan, there are so many radar detection capabilities, military systems, quite frankly, if it hit some of those air systems it may have been shut down. a lot of defense radar in terms of china and india and the u.s. and afghanistan. it s most likely the southern route. as for a motive, peter king, house intelligence committee member, has some thoughts. if they landed somewhere, that s one thing. if they didn t land, if they crashed, the only reason for going that far into the indian ocean and crashing would be for the plane never to be found. that would be basically a suicide that couldn t be proven. as far as terrorism, we can t rule that out. there has been no terrorist chatter, no communication found. ....