Build for peace and mitigate conflict, we have to understand the religious dimensions of all of those sectors and frankly in the past we probably havent had the capacity we should have in our diplomacy. He said they will not shy away from addressing the places where religion is part of the problem. Its not just dealing with the good religious people and ignoring the negative aspects of religious, religion in politics. So its going to be very dicey, its going to be very complicated. We have solve some sophistication about how to engage. Particularly in those areas where religion may be a source of conflict. In other news, humanitarian officials are sounding the alarm about the impact of a massive drought in a subsarahan nation of namibia. Unicef, the United Nations childrens agency, said 100,000 children are at risk of malnutrition. Namibia is suffering the worst drought in 30 years, with women and children bearing the brunt. The countrys president has declared a state of national emerg
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Jetliner. The coordinates lead to the South China Sea north of the kuala lumpur airport. Maintenance had been done ten days before the flight. One of the questions, in this day and age of tracking, technology and gps, why is it so hard to locate the missing aircraft . Reporter aviation experts are telling us when an aircraft is over land it is tracked by radar. When it is out to sea it is tracked by gps. But when the aircraft being tracked by gps, there are times when only the pilots know exactly where the plane is. Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 seems to have just disappeared over the South China Sea. How can that be . All flights beyond 120 miles offshore use gps to determine their location and use that to communicate with the ground. But the gap between communications can be as long as an hour. The airplanes are getting the data back to the controllers is difficult. Reporter not only difficult to pinpoint where the plane hit water but difficult to determine how far it might have trave
Try and save their loved ones lives. President obama will layout the details afternoon today. Will terrorists now take advantage of this new policy by taking more american hostages . Our own Peter Alexander asked that question on tuesday. Why would they stop kidnapping people if you dont give them money, the family will . Well whats clear, peter, the reason we have our policy in place is that the resources of the United States government are not going to be used to make concessions to terrorists. Some republicans are already complaining, house chairman bob good lat said it does more harm than good. Theres more to it. The administration is also trying to address complaints from the families of some american hostages by creating a new team of people to help streamline communication between the government and those families. Chris jansing is the Senior Correspondent joins me from the white house. Tell me about this policy and what it will mean. Reporter well i think that does remain to be