Page 1257 - Wolf News Today

>> its uganda be kidding me. >> like you got to be kidding me. >> i got it its you in your -- i dont know where you are, but -- >> im in uganda, obviously. >> thats my dog, hes half german sheppard, half chow. hes not a wolf. >> is he a guard dog? >> he is, someone tried to break in my house last night. the woman who lives with me, she ran out to the living room and saw a man by the pool and he ran out of the yard, if youre watching, please dont try that again, we have lots of security. and hes ...

>> strongly, firmly. and i disagree with pat foye. >> alfred doblin, "the new york times" had not editorialized yet saying pat foye should be fired or resign. but your editorial, that sampson has to go was in a couple of new jersey newspapers at that time. and theres chris christie pretending theres absolutely nothing questioning about david sampsons tenure at the port authority. >> i could make a joke and maybe he thought he said did he have the port authority rather than the moral authority an...

Hoboken says she was asked to favor was a private development being done by david samsons clients. >> right, and that the port authority had funded a study that benefited that developer. when i saw that, i thought, wow, thats odd. and as i began digging into it, i saw that there were many other cases where there were private clients of david samsons law firm, wolf & samson, who somehow benefited from action that he took as the head of the port authority. >> why do you say that chris christie, go...

Do you still stand by samson as your appointee? >> strongly, firmly. and i disagree with pat foye. >> alfred doblin, "the new york times" had not editorialized yet saying pat foye should be fired or resign. but your editorial, that samson has to go was in a couple of new jersey newspapers at that time. and theres chris christie pretending theres absolutely nothing questioning about david samsons tenure at the port authority. >> i could make a joke and maybe he thought he said did he have the por...

Effort, not a recovery effort, they are still holding out hope. one counselor i spoke to said thats the hardest thing, wolf, that as these hours slip by, human nature, you my belief there is some tiny hope your loved one is alive out there somewhere. until they have that closure, they are in limbo, this terrible limo, hours of agonizing waiting. so theyre not even thinking about the why. right now they just want to know what happened to that plane. >> our heart goes out to all those folks over t...

Chinese government, which in china can be a big deal. they were tonight shipped off in buses, some of them. the airline says theyre going to take the closest family members and fly them to kuala lumpur in malaysia. the problem is, normally in these cases, wolf, they go to a location to the crash site. they dont know where that crash site is, so many of the families telling us theyre going to stay put here until they know more. wolf? >> most of the passengers on that plane were chinese or taiwane...

Peter bergin, joining us from washington. peter, we have seen these theories pop up before in other aviation disasters. how do these square with reality once the facts are actually known? >> well, often, they dont, wolf. of course. you recall twa 800, which fell out of the sky in the atlanta shortly after leaving jfk airport. a another people saying they saw missiles going up hitting the plane, turned out to be unreliable eye-witnesses. peter sallinger, jfks press secretary said a navy ship, and...

Egglands best. better eggs. its eb. for families who have people on board the flight the wait for news is heart breaking. and the biggest complaint so far, they arent getting enough information. david mckenzie joining from us beijing. were hearing reports the frustration is boiling over into anger, family members, even throwing water bottles at officials. have you been able to get a sense from the families what theyre feeling, what theyre saying, what they believe? >> reporter: well, wolf, at ...

Buying tickets from this travel agency that, will oh obviously give investigators some useful information to go on, but perhaps gives an idea about the nature of whether or not -- and there has been a lot of speculation and absolutely nothing confirmed, about whether or not this could have been for terrorism or criminality or precisely -- or precisely what. and we dont know about the other tickets that he has bought in the past. that they had also been forged or stolen passports, thats not -- th...

Introduction of ground troops. but u.s. leadership right now, very much on the line. >> well, it is. and, you know, the irony for the president is that he has more support in congress on sanctions, although there is a little bit of a disagreement of how exactly to go about it than he does from europe. and so hes got a lead on the world stage now. the europeans obviously have much more at stake economically when it it comes to ukraine and russia. and i think that the president has to walk a fine ...