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Different waypoints. heres your keypad and screen. you pre-program it before you take off. in this case they were going from kuala lumpur to beijing. but its being reported at some point it seems after they took off and once they were on their way they made a change in their course. now to do that it isnt that hard. just some key strokes. >> a matter of punching in a few key strokes, five or six for the destination and you enter it into the flight plan. it will ask you are you sure you want to d...

California, scott moores about to do it again. this time in bible belt, new mexico. but the moores attempts for another baby must fit in with everything else a normal family of five has to cope with. >> you guys need to clean your room. what happened? >> 13-year-old gregg needs special attention because of his aspergers so theyre careful to make sure logan doesnt feel overlooked. >> when he starts acting a little low, then i get concerned, so a little one-on-one time, even if its just running er...

It looks kind of just damp and dreary on the ground there. not so bad. >> reporter: yeah. doesnt feel too bad. with the cnn temperature sign, its 37 degrees in new york city, and let me tell you, its not that bad. thank goodness. i want to show you around so you can take a look, because the snow right now, its light, particularly behind me, central park. famous central park, you can see, whenever its snowing, central park is a beautiful winter wonderland. you can see people out here walk, shoppi...

Because you then see the degradation of all those years of slavery and then of course an uplifting end which i wont ruin. but its so powerful. >> heres whats really hard for black people to get their head around. as far as our heroes. now we have martin luther king, barack obama, and brad pitt. that changed my life in another way. >> id love -- i loved lupita saying her dad had never heard of brad pitt. that was a perfect line. but he definitely would have heard of barack obama. >> brad pitt is ...

Most of the war, we fought it simultaneously. less than 1% of the population fought it. its not a news story. we never debate it other than when they start and when they might end. theres been an immense sacrifice by such a small number of people and i think when you saw 1:44 of bipartisan emotional standing ovation for that staff sergeant last night -- you saw a little bit of what is really real, which is we, the american people and our political leaders really do care. we have an emotion about...

They are waking up this morning. theres also been tough travel conditions. >> you have no hat on and a windbreaker. how many layers? >> reporter: ive got a lot of layers on. but youre almost getting used to it out here. thats how bad its been this winter. we have had so many cold somedays that this doesnt feel as bad. thats not a good sign for us here. its becoming the norm. >> you and i would be abominable snowman. >> how are we supposed to sell this story if shes not wrapped up? how are we sup...

They have universal health care, where people are kind of encouraged to die gracefully. >> it was inartful, i can definitely see where the kellers are coming from. again, i dont necessarily like the tone. but if you look at the comments they couch it in the comment of respect, every person should go where they like. lisa certainly doesnt feel respected. but ms. keller also had had a double mastectomy. she is a cancer survivor herself, to say i also have a difference of opinion on end of life. li...

Lost friends. invested a lot of our young adulthood to the -- to that city. >> i do care. and i hope its a bump in the road. >> reporter: mike and nate are pragmatic, saying they didnt leave iraq thinking everything would be -- >> hunky dory. >> yeah. >> to my opinion, the government there is going to be tested for a long time. and this is part of that. >> reporter: but nate admits sometimes he has doubts. >> unfortunately, my inclination is now that doesnt feel so much like its worth it. but i ...

Me, are going to say lets try to fix it, keep what mary catherine quite rightly few elements that are popular. try to make it more cost effective and user-friendly. theyre going to be advocates on the right who will say just repeal and perhaps replace. and there are going to be on the left who say only way to do this is force everyone into a single-payer plan. i think that will not come up until after the 2014 election but i suspect well hear it from the left, yes. patti ann: doug schoen, mary c...

>> because they are basically fighting for -- all they are fighting for is unemployment and extension at this point. thats about all they are fighting for. they are not standing any ground on closing loopholes, they are not trying to figure out a way to take sequester, which supposedly is something everybody hates. and trying to replace it with a closed loophole or something like that with tax loopholes. republicans -- they are surrendering by the fact they are simply saying okay were not going ...