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classified material to people including a military plan of attack against an unnamed country. trump is accused of directing a aide to move documents out of a security room for an fbi subpoena. the doj also claiming trump suggested to his lawyer that they should hide or destroy the documents. the former president will appear in federal court tuesday in miami and is proclaiming his innocence. >> tremendous support. that was a hoax and a scam, and now they are doing it again. it is just a...

MANILA - President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. has named new appointees at the Department of Agriculture (DA) and the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP). The Presidential Communications Office (PCO), on its official Facebook page, released Wednesday the names of the new set of officials appointed by Marcos. Based on the list, Paz Benavidez II was designated as an assistant secretary of the DA, which is currently headed by Marcos. Other newly appointed DA officials were Honorio Flameno, Fernando F...

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For months, families of missing flight 370 passengers have pleaded with malaysian officials for this. this morning, theyre finally getting it, satellite data from this flight, but will this information bring them any closer to solving the mystery of what happened? david mckenzie is in beijing following how the families are reacting. and you need a ph.d or you have to be some sort of aviation engineer to actually make sense of all this stuff. so, what are the families going to do with it, david? ...

Simon, give us an idea of what other family members are saying about this released data? what theyre making of it? what response they have? >> its quite a contrast to sarah bajaks sentiment. shes been spearheading this campaign, asking for the day to to be released two months ago. thats how long this has been demanding it be released. now, ive been speaking to a number of malaysian families on board the plane. and theyve been saying the aviation engineer says this doesnt show us anything. it doe...

Still a possibility is bringing a range of emotions from passengers families. i spoke with one man whose son is not only missing but of particular interest to authorities. police looking into his background because he has an aviation engineering background. he says hes sure his son had nothing to do with it, he welcomes the investigation and says police have yet to contact his family. on some level do you hope that this is not the plane? >> reporter: for some of the families on board flight 370,...

>> i recall k >> carol, despite todays search coming up miss, i spoke with one man whose son is missing and particularly of interest as his background as an aviation engineer. he said, he is sure his son had nothing to do with it. he says he welcomes investigation and police have yet to contact him. >> on some level, do you hope this is not the plane? >> for some of the families, the discovery of possible debris is being met with despair. for others, hope. >> salama omar says he still believes h...

Beginning we ended up revisiting. that was the breakthrough in the certainly. we assume underwater beacon locaters -- beacons on black boxes were functioning, two of them, independent systems. we gave very good credit to the beacon surge right in the beginning. as it turns out they were both broken, highly unlikely. we went back and said perhaps we should revisit this and consider there was no target during that certainly and thats what led to recommending the area where the crash was found. >> ...

Its original flight path. 8:11 a.m., a satellite picked up a final ping from the plane which places the last known location of malaysian airlines flight 370 somewhere along 2 massive arks. >> if it went south, it likely headed deep into the vastness of the indian oceans, not covered by radar. if it went north, it could be anywhere from burma, bangladesh, kazakhstan to uzbekistan. so far, five countries including india and pakistan say their radars did not pick up the plane. >> 26 countries are n...