Bob Wicks News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

We begin with new information in the search for the malaysian airliner that vanished six days ago. According to the wall street journal u. S. Investigators think the boeing 777 was in the air for about four hours after it reached its last confirmed location. They made the conclusion based on data received from the jets engines. Now, overnight the search of an area where a chinese satellite detected debris yielded nothing. Susan mcginnis is in washington. Susan, good morning. Good morning, annemarie. Yeah, one more false lead thats dashing the hopes of investigators and searchers and families. ...

The hazard area and push it back into the building. On the closest corner here, you see some fell out into the street. So what that basically does is remove the hazard of a collapse. Reporter as you can see, the fire is still alive inside the property. It will be a while before the smoldering finally goes out. But its a much different scene was when this apartment complex under construction was burning high into the sky. Two firefighters had minor injuries, it turns out. One of them, we learned, was at the top of one of the these ladders face to face with the flames. He didnt report his injuri...

This is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. Pelley good evening. This is our western edition. They may be clues to the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines flight 370 or they may be nothing. The Chinese Government has just released Satellite Photos of what it calls three suspected floating objects. They are in the region where the plane disappeared. But there is a lot of debris in the ocean these days. And the chinese are not saying that they have found the plane. Also tonight, malaysia is asking american help to make sense of the mysterious radar blip. It was recorded by the military five d...

Theatre performances include scripted and improvised comedy, a reimagining of a Shakespeare classic and a fairy tale around climate change.

Sheriff Kevin McMahill outlined his priorities for the Metropolitan Police Department and said there are still too many traffic deaths in the Las Vegas Valley.