the previous search area. this move is based on analysis of radar data from before radar contact was lost with the plane. apparently the plane was going faster than previously thought and that means it burned fuel faster as well and didn t fly as far. the search operation is still based in perth australia and our andrew stevens is there live with the latest. and quite a surprise from the folks running the search there when they made this announcement a couple of hours ago, andrew. that would be an understatement, natalie. quite an extraordinary turn of events given that there was so much effort and energy being focused in that in an ever-narrowing area of the southern end of the southern corridor down there in the indian ocean. then to suddenly come out and say that, in fact, the real area of interest is some 700, 1,100 kilometers north is now due west of perth so that is a major, major move and this is what they australian transportation investigation chief had to sa
It’s been nearly two years since Stanford goalkeeper Katie Meyer died by suicide. Earlier this week, a bill named after her passed unanimously through the.
A year after Katie Meyer's death, still-grieving Stanford women on verge of 'a storybook ending' – Hartford Courant courant.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from courant.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Twenty months since her dear friend, Katie Meyer, took her own life, and 13 months after she stepped away from soccer to deal with unthinkable grief, Andrea Kitahata has helped lead the Stanford women to the verge of a national title.
Twenty months since her dear friend, Katie Meyer, took her own life, and 13 months after she stepped away from soccer to deal with unthinkable grief, Andrea Kitahata has helped lead the Stanford women to the verge of a national title.