gets the political vibe of the moment. the economic story is very positive for republicans. it s not resonating so much in the field even though a lot of the local districts, the candidates are pushing very hard on that issue. the president feels there s more hay to be made on immigration so that s why you see him talking about it much more. eric: but there are those who say focus on immigration when he s at the rallies, he s doing it to the detriment of the economy and we did see him boast about the economy earlier in montana and probably do that again in pensacola in a couple of hours, but starts on immigration or something else that pops in his head and diverts to that issue. he himself has said economy is not as exciting as the immigration is, underscores the overwrought language as he says the invasion of the caravan to the united states. a couple thousand people at best hundreds and hundreds of miles off, does the military need to be called in on that? it s kind of scaring peop
and that seems to have faded as the situation has gotten more serious. if you pop over the hill and google news and look for republican criticism of the president, it exists, but it s by no means as sharp as it was even two weeks ago. i agree with you, ari. i was at ctac a couple of weeks ago, and you heard them blaming it on the president saying he was too soft, he wasn t tough enough. i think as putin has taken over, taken more control of crimea, you ve seen people acknowledge bob gates, former secretary of defense, other republicans saying the problem is putin, of course, not president obama. there was a good new york times piece that mentioned the fact that today bill clinton, george bush, barack obama, we ve had three presidents really struggle to figure out how to deal with putin. but even as republicans and democrats start to coalesce around an approach and support ukraine and have sanctions on
jet that seemingly disappeared into thin air with 239 people on board. a high-ranking malaysia military official, the ones conducting the investigation, is now confirming flight 370 went hundreds of miles off-course before it went offradar. reporter: conflicting information continues to come from the malaysians, while the plane s dramatic route changes come under more scrutiny. is there any chance, mike, that these were confused pilots? i don t know what may have happened to shut off the transponder, but they thought when they made the u-turn that they were going the direction they were meant to be going? that would be lottery odds, i suspect. those pilots with their expertise or their experience, no, there was something that caused that airplane to turn and go south. reporter: day five, a wednesday. we learn the final words from the cockpit were a seemingly calm, all right. good night. no mayday call was ever issued. concerns grow that this was deliberate. i think as cia d
lower southern hemisphere means stormy weather and rough seas today in the search area, making an already demanding task even more difficult. the number one enemy in the search has always been time. it s the life of the batteries in the plane s black boxes start to drain away. you can imagine how news was greeted when malaysian authorities waited for days to react on information they were searching thousands of miles off-course. david kerley explains it all. with dozen of planes flying from thailand to indonesia for days, it has likely been looking in the wrong place for the 777, nearly a week before it shifted its search. unbelieve. it s it s such an egregious slip-up in the investigation, i can t believe it. reporter: it was saturday morning that flight 370 goes missing. a satellite company says pings from the jet left a trail. we can draw a plot from the north and south where people might want to look for the missing aircraft.
and the chief operating officer said they have had success in urban areas year restaurants and theatres. it might be nice to sit and do work and a glass of wine. not in the singles mingle scene. like bailey s coffee? mix liquor with coffee. or just beer? you should work for this company. great idea, reena. well, moving on to a couple of guys being nominated for the world s dumbest criminals. surveillance caught them breaking into a car dealership in florida. they re seen looking for keys in an office, but one of them leaves behind a super big clue. his driver s license. not good. not good. he apparently accidentally dropped it in the office. the guy at the dealership found it and of course, turned it over to police. we were all laughing pretty hard. i mean, obviously we were upset, but it was i don t know. it wasn t too hard for the cops to get to put this one together. three cars were stolen but the guy who left his license behind has been arrested. another suspe