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jon: more to talk about tonight on "special report". thank you. patti ann: a fox news alert. a breakthrough in the search for flight 370. ships are deep in the indian ocean consistent with those of a plane's black box. it's being called the most promising lead so far. but time is not on the side of this multi national effort. chief intelligence correspondent is live in washington with more. >> thank you. it's the highly fluid situation this morning and if there is another positive hit, the australians heading up operation ocean shield say the search will go to the next level. >> if another acoustic event from that ping locator, that will be the trigger at the moment to launch the autonomous underwater vehicles with sonar and potentially camera for mapping and visually looking at the ocean floor. >> this morning crews are engaged in the detailed grid search of the highly defined
>> thank you. patti ann: new violence inside of ukraine. pro-russian demonstrators seizing several government buildings adding to the tension already gripping that nation. president obama will attend a memorial service this week for the victims of the deadly fort hood shootings. as we await new details what may have sparked the violence. our navy goes all-out to save a family with a sick infant whose sailboat breaks down hundreds of miles from land. vo: once upon a time there was a boy who traveled to a faraway place where castles were houses and valiant knights stood watch for the kingdom was vast and monsters lurked in the deep and the good queen showed the boy it could all be real
he's a terrorist. patti ann: why do you suppose he would be appointed knowing how controversial it would be? is this a test? >> well, it's not only a test. i can tell you that when we were under interrogations and each day for 144 days there were guns put at us and they had always told us, it is not you, the american people, we hate. it's your government. but we will use you to humiliate the government. and that's what they have done for 34 years. iran has never been held accountable and so why wouldn't they continuing to? nothing has ever happened to them. patti ann: so your fellow hostage is leading the push for president bam to reject his visa application. is there progress on that front? >> i'm hearing that there is but i really don't know. you can only hope and pray that people that are responsible for
or 20 minutes, it's crazy, right? you're going to be late for work. but that high we feel, that rush we get, it's hard to walk away from that and not engage in what we call spiteful behavior. patti ann: that's one, if you want to call it, a benefit of spite. it makes you feel better like you got some sort of revenge. but the other benefit according to the study, is that you're helping to let people know what is acceptable in society by letting them know you can't get away with doing that. i'm going to just get back at you a little bit and put you in your place. and that it actually has -- spite has its place in society for that reason. >> right. spite has a way, according to the study, of maintaining a social order. for example, if you're supposed to hold the door for, you know, a woman, an older woman or help an older person cross the street and you don't do that and you're rushing over them trying to knock them down, somebody may get in front of you and walk
are looking at, that he had serious mental illnesses, including depression and anxiety and as he told me, he never know what might make a person snap. this shooting renewed debate over allowing more service members to carry members on posts. soc some argue they would be better to defend themselves if they remember armed. now only military police and police officers are allowed to carry firearms on military bases. patti ann: rick, thanks. jon: fox news alert going to take you for a quick moment to a high school in maryland. president obama just took a tour there. it's a cool -- school that serves primarily low income families. he's talking about education. he's announce the winners of his youth career connect program. that program launched last fall to bring educators and employers together to redesign the high school experience in this country. the millions will receive -- i'm
jon: there it is a new report on the airline industry that shows more planes are arriving late but fewer people seem to care. consumer complaints fell by 15% last year while the number of lost bags and delayed flights actually rose. the survey gathered data from several airlines, including on-time performance, how many flights were cancelled and how many were overbooked t. gives top marks to virgin airlines. coming in last was regional carrier, american eagle. patti ann: new research on spite. it's a complicated human emotion usually seen as a petty desire to hurt others. now researchers are taking another look and they found that spite could be a good thing and maybe even necessary for maintaining order. chuck williams is a psychologist at drexel university.
stepson in court to regain control of his own estate. according to the associated press, rooney passed away yesterday at his north hollywood home with family by his side. a remarkable life. 93 years old. jon: what a legacy. thanks. patti ann: is the desire to hurt others a good thing? coming up, you might be surprised what researchers have to say. we'll look at a brand new study examining the science of spite. and new research on the airline industry. are passengers waiting longer than ever for their flight? which carriers are the worst culprits? so ally bank really has no hidden fees on savings accounts? that's right, no hidd fees. it's just that i'm worried about, you know, "hidden things."
patti ann, especially back to you. patti ann: especially if she comes out to admit that. william la jeunesse thank you. thankfully the child is doing okay. jon: hats off to the rescuers. emotional day at the "blade runner" trial. oscar pistorius taking the stand for the first time tearfully talking about the night he shot his girlfriend dead. will his testimony hold up under cross-examination. a share hockey match woo between new york city's bravest and finest gets way out of hand. shocking video of the brawl that as a resulted next. s list to gauge whether or not the projects will be done in a timely fashion and within budget. angie's list members can tell you which provider is the best in town. you'll find reviews on everything from home repair to healthcare. now that we're expecting, i like the fact i can go onto angie's list and look for pediatricians. the service providers that i've found on angie's list actually have blown me away. find out why more than two million members
>> it is really -- it's like salt in the wound. the american people in the u.n. and hope. ly our people will remember on november 4 of 1979, 52 men and women, americans, were raped of their freedom, their dignity and their pride. that day, this individual along with other iranians burnt our american flag in front of us. i didn't see it. we were blindfolded. we were locked in a room for the next 400 days and now this individual wants to come to our country and live under the flag that so many people fought for. it hurts. patti ann: it's not clear what role he played in the crisis but he was there. does it matter? >> let's do a little role play. you and i rob a bank. you're driving the car. i go in and rob the bank. i come back out, get in the car and we get away. are you still involved in that robbery? >> oh, yes.
but if you're having like a case of it, having three or four b g bottles of it, it's unhealthy. it's finding balance patti ann: thank you for join us. >> thank you. jon: has it affordable care act reached its goal?