An afghan girl caught in the cross fire died. President obama has asked president putin to pull back his forces from the russian border. The purpose of the phone call was a discussion for a diplomatic resolution to ukrai ukraine. In missing malaysian flight 370 search teams still have not recovered debris. Those are your headlines. Consider this is coming up next. Im Morgan Radford. You can always go to www. Aljazeera. Com. Gls a growing number of Russian Troops, they cant even agree on what they talked about. Also, has the debris field from malaysia air 370 finally been found . Plus on the heels of president obamas vatican visit, the striking deals of the Catholic Church and the deals that come with it. Did noah tell a biblical story . The president is on the ground in saudi arabia. It is mr. Obamas is first visit to the kingdom in nearly five years. President barack obama received this warm welcome. The saudis are still a vital ally. A massive weather system is right now dumping rain on washington. Hundreds searching through the debris for any sign of a miracle. But that hope is fading. Areas going to become more saturated with water. And also very, very dangerous. The Catholic Church of the 21st century is a Global Financial power and has investments across the planet. The aroma of insense ofte i incence. Bits the spirit. We begin with the search for bodies in the horrific mudslide that devastated a community in oso washington. Crews struggled with rain, wind and cold friday at the recovery site where so far 26 bodies have been found. But another 90 people are still rescue Officials Say the death toll should climb soon. Karen carolyn neils father told his wife he had to take care of an emergency plumbing job right before the emergency i hit. She said, i thought you were going to make coffee. He said, im that woman is without water. Im going to go take cawfer care of it. The death toll grew by one. Are they simply paralyzed by the weather and the enormity of if situation . Wee have been hearing that same thing for about 72 hours now, that there will be a dramatic increase. Paralyzed might be the right word by logistics and the gruesome logistics of recovering people at the scene and identifying them properly and then notifying relatives before releasing their identities and putting them officially on a deceased list. So theres a variety of things that are contributing to that just sort of very major slow down in those numbers that weve been hearing. Theyre being very careful and i think theyre facing sort of forensic challenges at the scene and at the medical Examiners Office slowing them down. Its a really unpleasant job theyre doing and taking them some time. So many different levels. Were seeing pictures of some of the work theyre doing and just how slow and painstaking and the weather has just made it all that much worse. It has. The work has been amazing. I mean theyve sectioned that landslide off as best they can using gps systems into a grid. And theyre having people search each square of that grid as best they can times two or three times. But the weather just makes a mess of it. And its three quarters to an inch of rain in the last 18 hours or so. The more of the same is expected tomorrow, probably thunder and lightning tomorrow afternoon. None of that is good news for the people out on the debris pile because its very dangerous, very soupy ground and where are these huge clay deposits that have come down the hill very slick as well, makes everything very much harder and more dangerous in very dangerous situation he. Workers situations. Workers work in mud up to their waists. Are there more crews coming in to help . There are, National Guardsmen set to be deployed today, we understand nine more dog teams sent in, 90 more people working this site. They are doing absolutely amazing work under absolutely amazing circumstances. On many cases there are local emergency responders, local people finding people they knew and loved. Its a very difficult scene and its a scene that is going to continue for some time. Sadly, they may not be able to find everyone who may be buried there. Al jazeera are correspondent allen schauffler, thanks. A search team of at least ten planes and seven ships is heading to yet another search area where five planes friday reported sighting debris. The plane may have traveled a shorter distance before crashing into the southern indian ocean. The new search area is about 700 miles northeast of the one searchers had been combing through debris for much of the week. Its also still enormous. About 123,000 square miles, the size of new mexico which is this countrys fifth largest state. For more im joined from austin, texas ir , by robert goyer and robert williamson, a Marine Survey search firm, credit a firm that helped find air france that crashed off of south america. In this day supercomputers and advanced credit technology, how sit that we are getting new analysis of radar data and now exploring a whole new area . Its the old story of the quality of results you get from any kind of computer analysis are directly related to the quality of the input. So when they come up with new assumptions about what the plane was doing and how it was doing it theyre going to come up with new conclusions. Theyre using the very best of a very limited data set to come up with some kind of an analysis that will help them not pinpoint the location of the crash but at least narrow it down some so they can start the search. They seem to be very confident that in new area this new area is going to yield the first debris recoveries. We keep our fingers crossed that they are going to be right with that. Yes, we do. Robert mccallum, if the plane ask in this area, what kind of research will that have especially on the depth of the sea bed . You know hugely beneficial because we are moving north 12 over latitude and as we head into the a credit austral southern winter time that will be a inticia beneficial effect. Its deep, its flat and not do complex. Now robert could s robert goyer, we are not talking about satellite pictures, we are talking about pictures from airplanes and sightings from are airplanes. Do you think this is the debris field . Id hate to hazard a guess. It is very hopeful. There are more objects, grouped more closely together. The photography they have appear to be much sharper than imagery from before. We all hope it is. Because as robert was saying, we have a much better place to search. The aircraft are going to be on site for a couple of hours longer maybe than they were before. The weather will be generally a better. It is better in the prospect for the search, if it is indeed we start recovering debris from this area. Robert, i know theres a handful of ships in the area that have a hydrophone can technology that can hear pinging from the area. But they can only cover a very correct . Thats correct. The first discovery of the debris will just retronavigate to the start point, to the crash point. And from there we will design a search point, from which to search with like sonar. The black box locators before they run out of battery, in truth they are very, very shortrange device he. They are designed device he. Evices. They are not designed to have the range to help searchers find wreckage wreckage why iflts. Sifts. Itself. The air france credit wreckage was located two years after the wreck happened. Our job at the moment is to try and find the wreckage itself. And once we do that it is a matter of combing through debris to find the black box. Of course we know where the black boxes are located on that model of aircraft and that makes things a lot easier. It took two years with those automated underwater vehicles to find the air France Flight and we knew much more clearly where that was. Robert goyer, according to the New York Times the air fraft aircraft accelerated over the pen insular far east. Clarify if the pilot deliberately rerouted the plane. I know im asking you to go deeply into speculation but do you think the crew could have been trying to safe th save the . Its one of those case like weve been haunted by, by every little piece of evidence in this mystery, antonio. We have one piece of evidence that could be are interpreted in many ways. If the attempt was to try to save it from hijacker or to get away from radar locations as quickly as they could . We have no way of knowing at this point. What we do know is that once again proves the theory that ive had from early on is that the movements of the airplane suggest that a skilled pilot was at the controls and made these diversion. And that the diversion he suggest that it wasnt with diversions scu suggest it wasnt done by any mechanical failure on the airplane. We appreciate you both joining us tonight. Thank you. Thank you. To thto the cries in the crisis in the ukraine. Anywhere from 50 to 100,000 Russian Troops massed on ukraines eastern border president obama in an interview with cbs news recorded before he spoke with putin called for russia to deescalate the situation. To move back those troops and to begin negotiations, directly with the ukraine and the international community. Meanwhile deposed president Viktor Yanukovych called for the demill tarrization of all the portions of the country. Mr. Putins Office Released a statement that said that he had this is a quote, continued rampage of why extremists who are continuing acts of intimidation in various regions in ukraine. Now, it may be just a negotiating stance but it sure doesnt sound like putin is back down. Well, its not clear, actually, because typically, soviets in the past, Joseph Stalin was an example and probably putin, have hidden are concessions behind rhetoric. Its too soon to whether putins call to obama, and remember, calls were previously from obama to putin. It could also be a deception to throw the west off balance, throw the ukrainians off balance so that the russians can achieve a tactical surprise in the east and north with their troops on the edge of ukraine. But putin already has crimea as a result of his congregation against ukraine. His office also claimed that in the conversation with president obama he talked about the russian majority area of transnistria which was once part of the mu muldova. Is he making word about going into there . Again thats totally false, there is a small area in estonia called narva that is heavily ethnic russian occupied. And then in kazakhstan in the northern and western regions of kazakhstan, the largest number of russians outside of ukraine who are living out of russia. All those are areas where president putin wants to protect why compatriots, are potential areas where he could go. The thing that really struck me, as i looked at both statement, the statement from ukraine and statement from washington, none of these were mentioned by the american statement. The american statement just focused on diplomacy and asking putin to deescalate. The russian statement was much more aggressive. The only thing the two had in common was secretary of state john kerry and russian minister sergey lavrov, are supposed to credit talk soon about whatever it is to deescalate the crisis. What is your reaction . It is too soon to tell. The russian he are concerned if they occupy part of ukraine, they could open up a land bridge, they could go further, try to take kiev for example, probably not the western portions much ukraine because resistance would be greater. The way the Russian Forces are deployed, they are prepared to good into kiev. If they were going to do that they would probably go ahead and take the rest of georgia as well. I the could be a very big step. The problem for the russian he, if they occupy areas there would be an insur gentcy. In insurgency. As we well know its much easier to take control of land than it is to then occupy it for a long time. But u. S. Officials are saying that tens of thousands of troops are on ukraines western border more than we had thought before. There was a quote, talking saying these troops are could be sealing positions and concealing position he, again its positions, it is difficult to understand what speunt trying to do here putin is trying to do here. There is really a threat that russia could go and try to take central ukraine as well as Eastern Ukraine because of the disposition of forces. In crimea russia had tactical strategic surprise. In ukraine, they will no have strategic surprise because the ukrainians, none of the force he are massed there. They might have some tactical surprise but not much. Through selective attacks, selective defenses they could concentrate their fire against certain elements of russian innovating forces and take a toll. I imagine russia is worried about that. Russian speakers are in the majority have frums and follow referendums,. In crimea the are are referendum, after crimea was militarily occupied and russia could control the outcome with a lot of premarked ballots and things like that. Reverenda woulreverenda risky bf people there are leap being in ukraine despite the massive propaganda barrage into Eastern Ukraine. So if they are really talking about reverenda, they might mean reverenda after occupying the eastern regions. Scary thought. Before you to join you us, thank you. Cormincoming up. Allegations of, whats trending hermella . Antonio, homelessness is on the decline in the u. S. But disturbingly attacks on the homeless are on the rise. Ive got the details coming up. And while youre watching tell us what you think. Join the conversation on twitter scared as hell. As american troops prepare to leave afghanistan get a first hand look at what life is really like under the taliban. Were going to be taken to a place, where theyre going to make plans for an attack. The only thing i know is, that they say theyre not going to withdraw. Then, immediately after, an america tonight special edition for more inside and analysis. Why did you decide to go. Its extremly important for the western audience to know why these people keep on fighting. Its so seldom you get that access to the other side. Faultlines on the front lines with the taliban then an america tonight special edition, only on Al Jazeera America president obama met with king abdalla of saudi arabia for two hours in an effort to improve a strained relationship with one of our most important allies. The crisis in egypt and iran has differences in their approach to some issues but agreed both sides remain strategically aligned. For more were joined by Professor Bernard hakel, director of the institute of transregional studies. Very good to have you here. I know you did not think that there would be too many niceties in this meeting. So far the only comments made after the meeting are the typical diplomatic stuff, they are working together and the usual blah blah blah. You said you didnt know how much would come out of this meeting because the president has proved to be incredibly policy. Do you think this will lead to some real changes in american policy towards the middle east . From the saudi perspective the president has really been timid. He has not been willing to get involved in syria militarily. Whether he will change the fact that russians have now got involved in crimea and pushed in europe maybe the president will change his mind and become more aggressive to show he has more spine than he has up until now. One of the things that worried the saudis is what happened in the fall with syria and until now the u. S. Has really not provided much in the way of lethal aid, humanitarian assistance and nonlethal aid, the saudis want the u. S. To give manpads, shoulderfired missiles. The saudis want the u. S. To give the green light for more weapons. Thing problem is, hard core islam ists and the u. S. Is worried about blowback. Once they leave the theater the man pads radicalized back to the west there are othe over a thousand f them with western passports and want more from the u. S. Not just to give green light to weapons but the saudis want to u. S. To get militarily involved. Thats not where obama wanted to go. Then theres iran which is the big elephant in the room. The saudis are really concerned about iranians, the military force and the iranians and their surrogates like hezbollah. The iranians since 2003 have taken over effectively in terms ever influence over iraq, influence over lebanon and the palestinians, and the saudis see this as iranian hegemony. They are worried that it will end up in a cozier relationship u. S. That is something they dont want. If the iranians, give a promise that they will not build a nuclear program, the had he will do it anyway. The saudis are concerned that the u. S. Did not support hosne mubarak. One, a long and loyal and faithful ally of the United States for many decades was abandoned overnight and the Muslim Brotherhood was given a green light by the president because president obama felt that they had won the election which they had done and they should be given a chance to rule. And the saudis regard the Muslim Brotherhood as a ideologic and political threat to their own regime. One great issuey on all these issues the saudis and the israelis are actually on the same page. They are on the same page with respect to iran, with respect to the Muslim Brotherhood and whether that means this theres a more formal alliance, no, i don i dont th. The saudis want to keep an arm length distance from the israelis. They really need the American Military to pretty much keep the peace in that area and to patrolth the gulf and to make sure that the iranians dont go further than they already have. They dont have much ench le. Leverage. The main thing the saudis really have, oil production, if they reduce oil production, they are not willing to do that they need that oil revenue to maintain the massive system of entitlements that they have given their own people. To keep them in line. To keep the budget in line. Talking about keeping the budget in line, something crazy happened today, is that abdallas daughters ended up doing an interview with british news and saying that hes keeping them prisoner. Right. And the president of the United States should now be talking to their dad. Thats right. Apparently there are four daughters of the king of saudi arabia who have been kept under house arrest for a decade. Two of them g