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Now he has a tournament leading. and you can watch right here, five goals. there it goes in again. >> usa, still in it. >> i had to speak slowly cause i wanted -- >> i saw that. in other news, an economic data dump is coming. this week were going to get a detailed look at the health of the nations economy with the release of the latest numbers for jobless claims and the monthly jobs report, among others. so what can we expect? joining us now to try to answer those questions, fox news contribut...

Turns up nothing. search is now in its 45th day and as many as 10 aircraft on 11 ships scoured the ocean today. beijing, chinese relatives of the relatives lashed at a diplomat when they were told that a briefing they were expecting today wouldnt happen. what do we know now about the search going on with the bluefin. it was in the water again today. its about 8:30 in the morning now. >> reporter: yeah. it was in the water and they are saying its being completed now. they havent done the entire d...

Beijing, chinese relatives of the relatives lashed at a diplomat when they were told that a briefing they were expecting today wouldnt happen. what do we know now about the search going on with the bluefin. it was in the water again today. its about 8:30 in the morning now. >> reporter: yeah. it was in the water and they are saying its being completed now. they havent done the entire data dump but saying there are no contacts at this point but it will go back in the water sometime today. beforeh...

Thats 16,500 feet or so. and it can do those long loops that it needs to do in order to map large sections of the ocean floor. the place where they are now concentrating, they are most hopeful that that is where the plane is, but time will tell whether or not they have anything. it is a massive data dump that they get from the bluefin. they are going through that now. it will then go down again for another 16 hours, and theyll keep at it, they say, until they find the plane. back to you guys. >>...

Still, authorities caution there is a long way to go. australias top air accident investigator now saying the cost of a prolonged search could reach a quarter of a billion dollars if more private equipment is needed. miguel marquez joins us from perth with the latest. good morning, miguel. >> reporter: good morning there, carol. those discussions will be happening between all the countries involved. there is no indication that any country wants to give up this search. in fact, they are doubling ...

Water and taking the best bite of the apple so far, down for a full 16 hours, a massive, massive data dump that they will now pore through and try to figure out exactly what it saw down there. it will be up for four hours and then it will go back down again. it may already be back down there. the p-8, the poseidon aircraft, a very sophisticated u.s. aircraft, there are two of them here on scene. each one is flying each day. they are also searching at the same time over the surface of the water, ...

Lam. my question is that shows the system is working. theyre keeping people from using state-of-the-art communications for terrorist purposes because they can hear everything, or at least track it. >> right. the challenge has always been that those on the libertarian side left and right who want to stop collecting data period, no more big data, the government should be blind to this data havent answered the question what happens if there is a terror attack and we find out that this suspect was c...

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Relations with pakistan already strained since the bin laden raid, took center stage this week as prime minister sharif visited the white house. what to make of it all and what, if anything, to do about it? joining me now, richard haass, karen elliott house, retired as the publisher of the "wall street journal," where shed also been foreign editor and diplomatic correspondent. brett stevens is the pulitzer prize winning foreign affairs column i colu come imnist. let me ask you. is what were witn...

In syria and iran, and americas relations with pakistan already strained since the bin laden raid, took center stage this week as prime minister sharif visited the white house. what to make of it all and what, if anything, to do about it? joining me now, richard haass, karen elliott house, retired as the publisher of "the wall street journal," where shed also been foreign editor and diplomatic correspondent. brett stevens is the pulitzer prize winning foreign affairs columnist. brett, let me ask...