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Ladies in the cockpit? >> first off, i guess im the guest thats going to disagree with richard. i think this transcript is very significant, and im looking down only because im looking at the transcript. the bottom line here is, at the time of the first handoff when they took off from the tower to the kuala lumpur radar atc, the co-pilot repeated the frequency, 132.6. as you move down the line, we get into what i believe to be the accident sequence. at 1:07, acars did the last report. we have th...

Repeat of a message that the flight was maintaining altitude at 35,000 feet. that could just be he was requesting or annoyed that he wasnt getting a higher altitude. and then youve got the final part where he says, all right, good night, which at best, thats the one theyre looking at right now. >> cnn hasnt independently went over these, but you did go over them. >> ive been over them. they went from english to mandarin, back to english. from my look at it so far, there is nothing untoward about...

Like three times. >> sometimes when youre cuked up in the hospital, you have to get a breath of fresh air. chicago is going through a tough time right now. were violence rich, for whatever the reasons. we have a lot of repeat customers. >> shot in the back. looks like it went through his back and out his upper right shoulder. >> looks to us like he has three wounds and a retained bullet. the bullet stayed outside his school. >> where is this guy? >> right here? >> bullet is like a splinter. it w...

Were violence rich, for whatever the reasons. we have a lot of repeat customers. >> shot in the back. looks like it went through his back and out his upper right shoulder. >> looks to us like he has three wounds and a retained bullet. the bullet stayed outside his school. >> where is this guy? >> right here? >> bullet is like a splinter. it will work its way out eventually. if not, he lives with it as a constant reminder that he got shot in the head and walked away. >> you learn to compartmental...

Transcript. >> i want to bring our panel of experts. they will bring with us the entire hour. richard let me start with you. as pamela said when you reed through it if nothing happened on this flight you wouldnt think anything of it. ill emphasize double translation english is standard language in flight. this reporter got the transcript from a chinese source so its in chinese, got to translate it back. heres one thing. you have this repeat of were at 35,000 feet. they say it twice. second time ...

Im quoting here "irreparable harm and damages." to repeat, the state is suing over the use of its tourism logo because its the use of said logo causing harm, injury and damage, not bobby jindal denying health insurance to 242,000 of his constituents. joining me, anna galland, executive director of moveon.org. >> my first reaction was disbelief. that quickly became something akin to outrage. there are 242,000 people in louisiana who dont have health care. the fact that they dont have health care ...

Harm and damages." to repeat, the state is suing over the use of its tourism logo because its the use of said logo causing harm, injury and damage, not bobby jindal denying health insurance to 242,000 of his constituents. joining me, anna galland, executive director of moveon.org. >> my first reaction was disbelief. that quickly became something akin to outrage. there are 242,000 people in louisiana who dont have health care. the fact that they dont have health care is a choice by the elected of...

And damages." to repeat, the state is suing over the use of its tourism logo because its the use of said logo causing harm, injury and damage, not bobby jindal denying health insurance to 242,000 of his constituents. joining me, executive director of moveon.org, anna galland. >> my first reaction was disbelief. that quickly became something akin to outrage. there are 242,000 people in louisiana who dont have health care. the fact that thai dont have health care is a choice by the elected officia...

Should the u.s. also send some sort of military aid? >> you know i think exactly senator mccain, senator durbin a pretty large congressional delegation was in kiev over the weekend. they were certainly urging the u.s. and europe should provide military support to the ukrainian military so they can help buttress their defenses which pale in comparison to the numbers of russian soldiers and arms. i think youll see a considerable strengthening of natos presence in poland in the baltics. we know vic...

In just 20 minutes or so the embattled crimean peninsula seems likely to vote itself part of russia and out of ukraine. joining us for what the expected changeover means for a possible new cold war, here is lieutenant colonel oliver north, host of "war stories." >> as i was mentioning to you in the break, im in the midst of reading the biography of winston churchill, the installment of 1938 where all of parliament, all the western powers are fearful of taking a stand against adolf hitler, fearfu...