heading back to school. go figure. good morning. welcome to the best place for sunday morning television on wusa 9 and cbs throughout the morning. good morning, erika. good morning. my kids are going back to school tomorrow and they are so excited and so are all the parents. it s the most most wonderful time of the year. it s going to be a hot start to the school week for the kids. let s take a look another our day planner. temperatures rising into the 90s today. it will be 86 degrees at 1:00, 90 at 4:00, 86 degrees at 7:00 with just a few clouds from time to time. you will see the dew points increasing throughout today and tomorrow as well. that will make the heat index increase. it will be a factor into this afternoon. right now 68 hagerstown, 64 frederick and gaithersburg, 64 leesburg. notice the temperatures are warmer than this time yesterday. still dry on satellite and radar. a cold front approaching from the north and west will try to bring us a thunderstorm th
good to be with you. i m anne-marie green. there is new optimism this morning in the search for malaysian airlines flight 370, two more signals that could be from the plane s flight recorders were detected yesterday by an australian ship using the u.s. navy s pinger locater. the search in the indian ocean west of australia is focusing on one area where four pings have been heard since saturday. susan mcginnis has more from washington. susan, good morning. good morning, anne-marie. this is truly an astonishing discovery considering what we know about the life of the batteries in these flight recorders. this could be the breakthrough that allows officials to narrow that search area and possibly zero in on a crash site. australia s ocean shield has picked up two more underwater signals in the southern indian oeg, possibly from aircraft data recorders. crews searching for flight 370 heard the signals, one lasting more than five minutes. the other seven minutes yesterday. in t
the largest election the world has ever seen, you spend the hour with indian novelist and essayist arundhati roy. she is just out the new book called, capitalism: a ghost story. after the opening up of the economy, we are in a situation where 100 of india s wealthiest people, their combined wealth is 25% of the gdp, whereas war that 80% of its population is less than less than one dollar a day. all of that and more coming up. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i m amy goodman. a standoff continues in ukraine where pro-russian separatist have seized government buildings in eastern areas. demonstrators have barricaded themselves and and readied fuel bombs. the government in kiev has warned of sending in troops to restore order. testifying before senate panel in washington, secretary of state john kerry accused russia of direct involvement. everything we have seen in the last 48 hours, russian provocateurs and agents operating in eastern uk
beat and tortured him, then snapped his neck cut up the body and dumped it into a river. if you see them call 911 and police say be very, very careful because matt already has experience fleeing the country. they could be almost anywhere tonight. they also may have had help doing what they did. what they did was break out of one of the biggest toughest and most remotely located maximum security prisons in the state of new york. how they did it how they cut and crawled their way out of the clinton correctional facility in dannemora is look something straight out of the movies. we are following this all night. reporter: they were supposed to be in their beds in adjoining cells but instead before dawn saturday a routine check turned up something else. they weren t actual dummies, but they were they had clothing on and it looked like people were sleeping in the bunks with a sweat shirt hoodie on. reporter: one of a handful of clever moves by this crime duo, richard matt a
way out of the facility is something straight out of the movies. we following this all night. reporter: they were supposed to be in their beds and adjoining cells but before dawn saturday a routine check turned up something else. they weren t actual dummies but they had clothing on and it looked like people were sleeping in the bunks with a sweatshirt hoodie on. reporter: one of a handful of clever moves by this crime duo, richard matt and david swett, both convicted dillers. they were last seen around 10:30 friday night in their cells during a standing count. their bunks were also checked every two hours during the night, but it wasn t until 5:30 a.m. saturday morning that a guard sounded the alarm. the search revealed that there was a hole cut out of the back of the cell for which these inmates escaped. reporter: a hole in the cell the men cut their way right through a steel wall using power tools that still no one knows how they got. the escapees then somehow fol