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The Clarendon Broncos traveled to Pampa, TX a neutral site for tonight's playoff opener with Sanford-Fritch. They prevailed 74-65 and were never seriously challenged down the stretch maintaining a constant 10 point lead until the final whistle.
I felt that this would be a cake walk for the Broncos having studied the metrics and common opponents, but that was before the suspension of Senior Jamal Butler. Butler picked up 2 technical fouls which invoked the mandatory one game suspension by the UIL. Of all the players on the Clarendon roster, the 6'5" Butler is the one that is most difficult to replace. He's a superior inside presence on the boards and always has several baskets from put backs because of his size and quick leaping ability.
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From half time onward, Sophomore Lamarcus Peniger took things in his own hands as he was a force on both ends. I'd like him to tighten up his ball handling a little but when he makes a mistake he digs in and often negates it on the defensive end. Peniger had 23 points/11 rebounds/7 assists. He was my Player of the Game.
Junior Jmaury Davis is physically closest to Butler, although not quite as tall at 6'2". However he's super explosive inside and can knock down the jumper out to 17 feet. He bullied Fritch for 19 points as the Broncos plucked the Eagles. Senior Collin Butler (5 points) played his most aggressive game of the year which is encouraging as extra scoring options will be needed at some point if the Broncos hope to continue to advance.
I felt they played a solid game, especially being short their big time front court leader. My only beef was at the free throw line. They finished 14-28 from the charity stripe. Gotta have those guys as ya'll attempt to advance!
Clarendon will travel to Canyon, TX/Randall HS to play Farwell in the 2nd round of the playoffs this Friday evening at 6:00 pm. Farwell slipped by Post tonight 39-37. Clarendon beat Farwell in a non district game, winning by 7 points before the New Year. Farwell also nipped New Home by one point, a team Clarendon beat by 10 points in last week's playoff warm up game.
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happening now, breaking news. deep uncertainty in the underwater hunt for flight 370. will the bluefin-21 be able to finish its second mission after the first one was aborted? we're standing by for live updates on the search. another breaking story, a new warning of civil war in ukraine. civilians trying to stop a moving tank with their bare hands as troops push back against pro russian protesters. and the accused jewish
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center killer is charged with murder. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer, you're in "the situation room." this is cnn breaking news. >> right now, the best hope for finding flight 370 is under water searching for wreckage. the bluefin-21 should be about eight hours right now into a 24-hour diving cycle if, if, nothing's gone wrong. it was a little after this time yesterday that we learned the bluefin's first mission had been aborted. conditions are similar today, including the depth, which was a problem, so anything could happen. right now, our correspondents in the united states and around the world are covering all the breaking developments and our team of experts, they are here in "the situation room" to break it all down. let's go to our aviation correspondent rene march for the latest information. rene? >> as we said, the underwater search is happening and the hope is the underwater vehicle will
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cover more ground this time. the navy says mission one covered only about four square miles. it was supposed to scan 15. after an abbreviated first launch, bluefin-21 is back in the water and searching, but so far no trace of flight 370. extremely deep water caused it to abort its first mission. >> one condition that causes it to abort its dive is if it reaches its maximum operating depth of 4,500 meters, so that's what happened in this case. >> bluefin can operate in water almost three miles deep, but turns out the search area was deeper than expected. bluefin was pushed to its limit. it should have spent two hours diving to the ocean floor, 16 hours searching for wreckage, and two hours resurfacing. instead, it only spent seven and a half hours in the water, including its trip to and from the surface.
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>> once it hit that max depth, it said, hey, this is deeper than i'm programmed to be, so it aborted the mission. >> the bluefin did collect data, which included first-ever images of the sea floor, but they showed nothing of interest in areas crews considered to be the most promising. as for the oil slick spotted nearly three and a half miles away, they are still chasing that lead, waiting for the water sample to reach australia. >> certainly, we're analyzing the water sample from that area to see if it was a petroleum product related to the aircraft, and we'll know that over the next couple of days. and there's many possible sources of an oil sheen on the surface of the ocean, but it's, you know, would be one explanation is that it was lubricating fluid or control oil from the aircraft. >> as the search for the critical black boxes continues and almost equally critical question looms, who will get them? >> i don't think it's important who gets it as far as i'm
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concerned, and this is my own personal position. it's finding out the truth. >> that truth, likely only to be found if or when the black boxes are. well, since flight 370 went missing, people have asked, is there a better way than radar to track planes? in the u.s., radar tracks a plane's position every 4.7 seconds, but the faa just announced the completion of a key part of an initiative to upgrade aviation technology. eventually the old ground-based radar system will be replaced with a satellite-based tracking system. someone could still disable the system, but controllers and nearby pilots would be notified. >> rene, standby. i want to get back to you in a moment. i want to go to perth right now. perth, australia, the staging point for the aerial search. it's early wednesday morning already, the air search is about to resume. michael holmes is on the scene for us. what's the very latest there, michael? >> reporter: yeah, wolf, well, certainly hoping they are going
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to get more out of this new dive than they got out of the last one that aborted mission, of course, not something that they wanted to see. but, you know, it's interesting, those involved in the search say they actually hope that the bluefin will be capable of going down lower than 4,500 meters, so they are going to be giving it all sorts of test on this dive, seeing if it can stay down there below that level. initially, of course, that was thought to be the extent of its range. they are actually hoping to see if it could go even further, so you're right, they are several hours into this mission. they are hoping to get that side sonar to give them good data about the bottom of the ocean, but it is really only the beginning, as we've been discussing. this is a search area that it could take them up to two months to cover at the pace that the bluefin goes. meanwhile, as you say, just after 6:00 a.m. here in perth, and the planes, we believe, will be going up again. angus houston, the search coordinator, had said a day or
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so ago in his briefing that that search would be wound down in the days ahead, but it is still ongoing as far as we know, that the planes will be up again having a look for any surface debris. no luck so far, of course, and the ships that were looking, as well, in that area, well to the west of where the ocean shield is, they have moved south and are looking at an area where they previously looked, also hoping to find surface debris. but very much the focus, wolf, on the bottom of the ocean at the moment, and hopefully when bluefin surfaces a little later today, they'll get some data that will show how things look down there, wolf. >> what are you hearing, michael, about when the air search might end? >> reporter: yeah, well, all we've got is what air vice marshal angus houston said the other day, which was it would wind down in the next few days. well, we're a couple of days into that now, and no sign of the search ending. the ships are still out there and the planes are likely to go
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up again this morning. we've heard nothing to the contrary. we normally get word from the search coordinating body in the next hour or two and we'll probably have more idea of that aerial and sea search then, but at this stage, that search continues. but as we've reported, six weeks, we're into the sixth week now. it seems extraordinary they've found absolutely nothing out there, as vast as the ocean is, no sign of malaysian flight 370. wolf? >> michael holmes reporting from perth. thank you. let's bring in our panel, aviation correspondent rene marsh, peter goels, and tom fuentes. peter, this bluefin-21, is that the best option right now available to try to find the two black boxes or any wreckage that may be on the floor of the ocean? >> i think it's the only option they've got right now. there are other options tethered deep dive remote vehicles, but right now we've got the bluefin and that's what we're going to use. >> what about those other
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options? we've been hearing there are these other options, more guarantee that these other options can go deeper than the bluefin-21. >> that's right, but remember, when they first deployed bluefin-21, we still didn't even know what was going to be the focus of our search. we thought at one point it was going to be in point a, then point b, so they didn't know that. they didn't know what they know now, which is how deep this water is. so you're right, there's other equipment that could go a lot deeper, but it would take days for this boat to travel back to the port to switch out and get another piece of equipment which is better, so they have to work with what they have. we do know some testing has been done and they believe they could push it to the limit of 5,000 meters, so at some point it may even go deeper than the 4,500 meters. >> if you push it too much to the limit, that whole system could collapse. you don't want to go too much to the limit, do you? >> no, but it raises the question why they didn't use the echo to scan the bottom of the ocean to know exactly how deep
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it is in the area. >> why didn't they? >> i don't know. that's what i'm saying, that's the question to be asked, why they didn't to that to know exactly the depth they could go. the echo would map the bottom of the ocean and then they might need bluefin's big brother, which is towed on a sled. i have no idea why they didn't bring the echo in to do, you know, ocean bottom mapping, but tom's right, there are a couple of other options that go deeper. they are a little slower and a little more cumbersome, but, boy, they can hit the bottom. >> are you hearing anything about that? >> remember, echo wasn't always in this position where it is now, so do keep that in mind. it came after ocean shield was focused on this area here, so perhaps that's the reason behind it. remember, this is an area unknown to man, as angus houston said. they don't have accurate charts on just how deep it is, so it
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was probably a surprise to them when they realized, wow, this is deeper than we thought. >> i want to go back to perth, jeffrey thomas is joining us from perth, editor in chief of airlineratings.com. what's the latest you're hearing as far as this underwater search is going on? you're there on the scene, jeffrey. >> reporter: indeed, wolf. look, the way it's been described to me is that this first mission that was aborted, this is more of a shakedown mission to see what the operating environment is at the very bottom. echo has actually been in the area for quite some time, over a week, and it has been with ocean shield. as ocean shield was towing the pinger through, echo would follow it and do some mapping, although its echo sounding of the bottom is not nearly as accurate as sending something down right down to the bottom, 4,500 meters. and as described to me, they are adjusting bluefin-21, they are
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tweaking it, and, of course, it's got software that self aborts, bring it back up, they are changing the software, send it back down again, and it may be one or two or even three missions into -- with bluefin-21 before they get the software package right for the operating environment that they are working in at the moment. >> it's a tough, tough challenge. on that oil slick that they found in that general vicinity where the pings were detected, i know they are bringing a couple liters back to shore where you are in perth, in australia, to try to do some chemical analysis. what are you hearing about that? are they confident or not so confident that this could be oil from that airliner? >> reporter: yes, very interesting, this one. it was found three and a half miles down sea and downwind of where they believe the black boxes are. it was described as doesn't look
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like it's from a ship, so it could be mobile jet 2, which is used on this airplane, or maybe possibly hydraulic fluid. our understanding is, it's on its way back to perth now for analysis and we're hoping within 24, maybe 48 hours, we'll get some definition on this. and this could be the first piece of confirmed debris, if you like, from mh370. >> you would think, peter, you're a former ntsb investigator, they would have sent some chemists out on that ship to determine and do a little analysis. it's not that complicated to see if this is the kind of fuel or oil that comes from an airliner as opposed to a ship. >> well, i think they want to bring it to a lab and get it right. there's been enough missteps early on. they've got it. it's a little more challenging when it's been in the ocean for some time. they want to get it right.
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let's hope that it is the first indication of where it is, but we said won't be there for 24, 48 hours. >> it's now 40 days into this search. they haven't found even a tiny piece of the wreckage yet. they think they are looking in the right place, because they did get those pings that were detected, one for two ours, but there's no guarantee, tom, they are even looking in the right place right now. >> no, there's no 100% guarantee. they are relying on the computations of the inmarsat satellite technicians and everything hinges, all the search effort, all of the investigation, is riding on the analysis of a handful of people. >> you've been doing some reporting, rene, the faa now looking at potentially a new way to track airliners. what are you hearing? >> right. this is part of an initiative that's been in the works for years now called nextgen, and part of that initiative is tracking airplanes with satellite-based technology. getting away from the old
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ground-based radar, and the question has been since we've started covering flight 370 and the disappearance of it, how can we better track airplanes, and people are wondering will this new announcement that faa made about the infrastructure for this satellite-based technology being complete, would that solved the problem here. here's the bottom line, the technology would allow pilots in the air to know where a plane is, in addition to the air traffic control towers, so it's not just about the tower. if you're a pilot, you're in the air, you're aware of a plane. that being said, if a transponder is turned off, that other airplane would know right away, so if it falls through the cracks with this air traffic controller, you have several other people in the air who would be aware. and as one expert put it, a plane would not be able to fly for eight hours without people not knowing where it is. >> good information. jeffrey, let's say this second attempt to get that bluefin-21
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goes down and it's down there right now, but in the next few hours we learn that for a second time it has self aborted and started coming back to the surface because it wasn't capable of reaching that depth. where do they go from here if that were to happen? >> reporter: indeed. angus houston has suggested, in fact, if the depth is consistently greater than 4,500 meters, if it's beyond the operating range, they are already looking at bringing other assets in that can go far, far deeper. and that's, indeed, what we may have to do after a more analysis of the bottom, more detailed analysis of the bottom, which is what we're getting right now. that's certainly on the radar, wolf, absolutely. >> jeffrey thomas in perth, we'll check back with you tomorrow. thanks very much. we'll check back, of course, with tom, peter, and rene, as well. stand by, guys. more on this story coming up. also, ukrainian troops now,
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crossfire won't be seen tonight so we can bring you more on the mystery of flight 370. we'll get back to that coverage in a few moments. first, another urgent story we're monitoring right now in "the situation room." antiterrorist operations are under way in eastern ukraine, as government troops move into the region. they are trying to crack down on
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pro-russian protesters. our senior correspondent nick paton walsh is on the ground. i know you've been out there looking at what the ukrainian army is doing. what are you seeing, nick? >> reporter: certainly, kiev calls this an antiterrorism operation, but moving around to the next region, we've seen today the first signs of the ukrainian army getting into position. we ran into a convoy of about 80-plus ukrainian armored vehicles, supply vehicles, light artillery from a unique troop, it seems. didn't tell us exactly where they were going. they were moving to the west of towns taken over, luhansk, and said their orders were changing constantly. this is one of a number of signs of the military moving into position around here. a key town i just mentioned, the airfield, the outskirts of that
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used by the military in the past, that saw two ukrainian helicopters land there, a number of troops get off. when we got to that site, a crowd already gathered from the neighboring town, some shouting abuse at the ukrainian troops, others going to negotiate with them. one drunken man, in fact, approaching them, warning shots fired, but a degree of bemusement, a strange event occurring in a usually quiet part of ukraine, but it really shows, i think, the hostile reception the ukrainian troops are getting still inside the borders of their own territory of ukraine and the difficulties ahead for any broader operation here. they are talking about in kiev how they are moving against luhansk, the key town. we saw signs of that earlier on today. this is going to be a very lengthy and messy operation, wolf, with the threat still there of those 40,000 russian troops on the other side of the border who may intervene if
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moscow thinks protesters are having rights abused. >> based on what you're seeing and hearing, nick, what happens next? >> reporter: difficult to say. i mean, we wonder whether or not the ukrainian army really has the resources or the stomach to launch a full-scale operation like that one they have been promising, but we saw today the beginning. it's very possible while these movements haven't sparked bloodshed at this particular point, only one fatality we know of, it's possible if they persist, they will, of course, be injuries, perhaps deaths at a later stage. the real massive question here is whether or not in kiev they've made the judgment that doing nothing and letting parts of the east slip out of their control is better at this tense time. presidential elections imminent, or whether they can run the risk of provoking military intervention and even a war against their greater, huger neighbor here. very complicated set of
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decisions here for the ukrainian government. >> nick paton walsh, thank you. elsewhere, pro-ukrainian nationalists are calling on the new government to secure ukraine's sovereignty. our senior international correspondent arwood damon is joining us from kiev. arwood, these are really tense moments right now, so why did the ukraine government finally decide to act? >> reporter: well, wolf, first of all, the government had issued numerous deadlines to these pro-russian protesters, telling them to evacuate the various buildings that they had been occupying. all of those deadlines had passed and that's been the source of a fair amount of frustration here in kiev, where the vast majority of the population has been quite angered by what they were calling the passive response of their fledgling government. we have also been seeing small
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demonstrations, people calling for the government to take more concrete action, so this perhaps could be the government finally trying to establish itself as a credible force and also establish its credibility amongst its population. wolf? >> what about the ukrainian troop movements, the size of the operation. arwa, what are you learning? >> reporter: well, the government isn't disclosing specific details about that. we do know that around 350 individuals, members of a national guard force, were dispatched earlier today to the eastern part of the country. interestingly, these are people that were activists beforehand and just received two months of training. alongside that, you also have civilians that are taking matters into their own hands. we met one of them earlier today, a man by the name of igor, who was making his own body armor, planning on dispatching that to the front lines, as well. and we asked him why he felt he had to take such drastic
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measures. >> we should not have any hope on, you know, government, on international community. as soon as we start to do something, the help will come. and if you do not start to do anything, nothing will come. >> reporter: of course, the concern at this stage, wolf, is if more civilians decide to take matters into their own hands, that could further complicate what already is a messy situation. >> arwa damon in kiev for us. thank you. the white house is making clear it's not considering giving lethal aid to u.s. allies in ukraine, at least not now. michelle ka ziosinski is joinin. what are they doing as far as aid to ukraine is concerned? >> reporter: we know in the past few days the passage of this billion-dollar loan guarantee package, so the administration
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repeatedly referred to that, that's the big help to the government of ukraine to be able to move forward and establish some security when they can over the situation. maybe we should say if they can. but in the near term, of course the administration is being pressed on what does the u.s. and its allies do at this point. yes, the administration says there should not be a military solution. they repeatedly stressed that, that they are not considering lethal aid to ukraine, but they also made it clear after some questions that military assistance such as gear, night vision goggles, that's not off the table. the administration says they are looking at ways to support ukraine. they are considering options, but, obviously, didn't want to go into a lot of detail, wolf? >> there's a lot of criticism of the president. "the wall street journal" editorial page saying putin acts and obama assesses. how's the white house reacting
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to that kind of criticism? >> reporter: absolutely. yesterday, the administration faced a barrage of questions from reporters, including us, as to what's really going on here. i mean, essentially, russia has taken over crimea. it looks like it's making moves. the administration admits russia is behind these moves in eastern ukraine, but what do you do? no one can deny it's a difficult situation on either side, whether you continue to pursue a diplomatic solution, as the u.s. has continued to do, or what is the other option, acting militarily? the u.s. has chosen to act in the small steps in close concert with european allies. i mean, we press them saying, why not go for sanctions now if it would affect the u.s. economically less than europe. they said it's really not the u.s.'s responsibility to know how russia's going to react to this. here's part of the briefing from today. >> because it was russia that
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reached out to the u.s. in this case, would you say that there was any nugget of progress in this call? >> we have not yet seen from russia a decision to stop supporting separatists, pro-russians, in ukraine, and we have not seen russia make the decision or act on the decision to remove the extensive number of troops they've placed on the ukrainian border. we are prepared because of the authorities we have in the executive orders the president signed to escalate sanctions and other costs if and when russia escalates its actions. >> reporter: so even in this direct contact with vladimir putin by phone, what the u.s. walks away with is no progress, but hope, as they put it, hope in these talks coming up on thursday. wolf? >> all right, michelle, thank you. let's dig a little bit deeper
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right now with richard myers. general, thank you very much for coming in. how explosive is this situation right now? >> i think it's pretty explosive. it seems russia's doing several things that are very dangerous, overflight of the ship multiple times is provocative. >> effectively buzzing a u.s. destroyer that's in the black sea. >> right. that's provocative. >> that stuff doesn't happen accidently. >> no, it doesn't, but you don't know how high a level the orders were given. >> i assume that's a high level. it was a dozen times, right? >> it should be if somebody in the united states navy or air force did something like that, a foreign vessel, they'd probably come up for some sort of reprimand. so we don't know that, but that's one of the things, i think, is dangerous. having so many forces outside ukraine right on the border, that's dangerous. saying that these aren't taking over these towns are not
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instigated by russians is ridiculous and dangerous. so all these actions are dangerous. 100 years ago was the anniversary of world war i, 1914 when it started, and it start over an incident that got out of hand, diplomacy couldn't work and went somewhere nobody thought it could go. so this is dangerous stuff russia and putin are playing with. >> you think this could escalate into something like that? >> no, to be precise, no, but you never know. i think i'd be very careful when, you know, the most likely thing is these meetings on thursday, hopefully, will come up with some diplomatic way to keep it from escalating, but escalation is possible if russia keeps moving in the direction it's moving, if shots are fired, if there are people killed, then this could escalate, sure. >> if there's a miscalculation, this could really get out of control. you know putin, you know the leadership over there.
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you used to deal with them when you were chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. why are they doing this? >> that's a really good question, and why they aren't taking advantage of some of the diplomatic overtures that have been made by both the e.u., the united states, i do not know. because that's the way to solve this, to find out where there's intersection of interest and try to solve them. and not do this, not let it play out in the public. >> we've heard that the white house, the administration, the president, has asked the military for recommendations, military options, if you will. we know the nato supreme allied commander is doing that, the chairman of the joint chiefs. what are legitimate u.s. military options in dealing with a crisis like this? >> well, legitimate is an interesting term. there are, i'm sure without knowing exactly, there are lots of options being provided. >> like what? give me an example. >> well, the obvious one, can we provide armaments to ukrainian armed forces, do they need
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training to use them? should we put advisers with them? there's all sorts of things. >> if the u.s. sent troops into ukraine, whether as advisers, whatever you're going to call them, that would be seen by the russians as an immediate threat to their neighborhood. >> yes, so it's newton's law. for every action, there's an opposite and equal reaction. i said there are lots of options being presented, but they'll go through those options, as we always did, around the situation room table and say here are the consequences, we think, so that's not a very good option so we'll put that off the table for awhile. i don't think there are good military options right now. >> a lot of nato allies in eastern europe right now, poland, latvia, lithuania, they are nervous. there's no possibility, correct me if i'm wrong, the russians would move on a nato ally, knowing the treaty obligations that would immediately go into effect, an attack on one nato ally is an attack on all nato
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allies. >> you would think not and hope not, but the actions we've seen here in the last four weeks, five weeks, you would think not and hope not a lot of that, but it's already happened. so, you know, i don't know. but they should know. they should know that i think the alliance will stand firm. has to or it's over. >> when you say there are no really good military options, the options in effect are economic sanctions, diplomatic sanctions, political sanctions, that kind of stuff to try to deal with the russians? >> national power, as you mentioned, economic, diplomatic, political, and they have to be tried first. you have to go through all those and military will be the last option, but it's not a very good option for nato, for u.s. forces, and this particular case. >> we hear senator john mccain and others say at least send them defensive weapons, the ukrainians. would that be a good idea? >> well, there's consequences to that. >> what other consequences? >> well, do they need training? do you have to bring people in to train them? can they use them in a responsible way according to the
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laws of war, are there going to be more civilian causalities because we arm them with something they don't know how to use properly? and how provocative will that be seen by the russians? i think -- if you think it's going to come down to that, that the ukrainians are going to have to defend themselves, we're in a very bad spot. >> one concern i've heard, and you would know this better than me, what i've heard from u.s. officials, pentagon officials, military, there are concerns there's elements in the ukrainian military that are sympathetic to the russians. >> probably so. we've seen that in militaries around the world. there's always sympathizers. we found islamic fundamentalists in some of the allies we had. >> one of the reasons the u.s. doesn't provide weapons to the syrians, because those weapons could wind up -- >> big point, i think even the military, and i can't speak for the military, i'm sure they are figuring autothis out, but diplomacy has to have a chance to work through the meetings on thursday that i think michelle
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we're following the breaking news in the hunt for flight 370. the bluefin-21 drone is in the midst of its second dive right now, after its first mission was aborted. that setback is driving home the enormous challenges of this sea underwater search. tom foreman is joining us from our virtual studio right now to show us what the bluefin is up against. tom, explain, because a lot of viewers really want to understand this. >> yeah, wolf, just getting this thing in and out of the water on the surface is not an easy job. if you have a storm, there are big waves, it can be impossible, but once you go beneath the surface, you have to bear in mind this device is entering an utterly foreign and hostile environment, where any kind of work can be difficult. we've been describing as if you drop it down there and it rides back and forth and takes a sonic picture of the bottom of the ocean and that's simple. it is not. far from it.
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the national oceanic administration points out 95% of the world's oceans are uncharted. they don't know what's down there, so the terrain might be smooth like this, or maybe it's craggy like the grand canyon or the rocky mountains. they don't know. so figuring out how to negotiate these turns and get the right depth from the right picture from the bluefin is very, very tough. you're doing this barely above freezing, by the way, which is a challenge. what else is there to worry about? pressure, pressure, always a huge issue. if you went out and swam in the ocean and went down ten feet, you would feel about 19 pounds per square inch of pressure against you, that would feel like a fair amount, but if you push this down to two miles down, look, it jumps to more than 4,700 pounds of pressure, and if you go all the way down to three miles where we're talking about maybe having to operate here, that's the equivalent of having an african elephant standing on your big
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toe and having that kind of pressure all the way around. that is really a tremendous amount of pressure to exert on a piece of machinery. and last of all, wolf, what's down there? the bottom of the ocean, largely all over the world, is comprised of silt. silt is the leftover bits from decaying plants and animals and volcanic ash and interstellar dust and dirt and all sorts of things. it can be of different depths in different places. they routinely take cores of this that might be 100 feet or more in length, that sort of thing, and it can be hard or it can be soft. if it is soft and easily manipulated like this, well, what you're looking for can be buried inside. even as the bluefin goes over, it may not be able to get a picture of it, and if you get down trying to look around for it, you can stir it up and create another big problem. all in, wolf, again, what you're talking about here is a very forbidding and hostile environment that they are sending this piece of equipment into. it is a great piece of technology, but it is up against
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very stiff resistance. wolf? >> excellent explanation, tom foreman, thank you. let's bring in ocean scientist ellen prager joining us from miami. that was a good explanation from tom, and i understand that bottom over there, the floor of the indian ocean where they are searching has never been mapped at all, so they are not sure what's down there, right? >> that's correct. in fact, you know, you can go on the web and bring up a picture of the bottom topography of the world ocean and it looks like we know what's there, but, in fact, that's a base map that's done from satellite and it's only along the coast or where we have ships where we have economic or navigation interest where you have a detailed picture of the sea floor. where we are talking about in the southern indian ocean, we have a very basic map of what's there, but we don't know what the sediment types are, are there rocks, is it rugged, how deep the silt is. just as tom -- tom did a great job of talking about some of those challenges, but we have a
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crude map, essentially, and on top of that, we need more detailed information. >> do they even know for sure how deep that water is over there? >> they have an idea. they have a general idea of the depth, and they'll know if there's a trench or if there's a rise. you can actually get that from satellites, you know, is it a trench, is it a peak, is it a very flat area, but they won't know on small scales do you have a very narrow valley, do you have something small sticking up, so they have a general idea, but not detailed to the extent that they need to preprogram that bluefin to exact depths. >> how worried should we be, ellen, that that bluefin could be destroyed if it crashes into some rocks or some canyons there, stuff that it might not necessarily see? >> well, it's probably has a sensor in it that would prevent it from crashing into something, but you know, wolf, amazing thing is, we've lost avs under the ice, in the middle of the
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ocean, so auvs have gotten lost doing this kind of mission. i don't think the problem is going to be crashing. i suspect they have a sensor that would tell them they are getting too close, but, you know, all those conditions that tom described could also impact the mechanics, the pressure, the batteries. you could have a technical failure, as well. so it's not an easy challenge that they've taken on. >> by no means a slam dunk, if you will. let's say, you know, the first mission self aborted after a few hours because it was going too low, wasn't programmed to go that low. the second mission is now under way as we speak. let's say there's another self abortion and it starts going up to the top. what do we do next? >> well, i think they'll do two things. i mean, i think they'll just keep modifying it until they get it right and they'll send it back down, and in the meantime, my guess would be they are also looking for other assets that could be used in deeper water. so, you know, they'll be
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tweaking, essentially, this one to get it right if that happens, but i think at the same time you'd be looking for a back-up system. >> we'll check back with you tomorrow, ellen, if we can. thanks very much, ellen prager, joining us from miami. just ahead, we'll have the latest on our coverage of the mystery of flight 370 as we're tracking that bluefin-21 on this, its second day of searching. the air search, by the way, is resuming right now, as well. and authorities are charging frazier glenn cross, there he is, with murder charges, but are they calling the shooting at the jewish community center in kansas a hate crime? four-wheel steering is why i get up in the morning. [ matt ] the only thing better than the smell of fresh-cut grass is the smell of perfectly level, fresh-cut grass.
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center near kansas city. cross was in court today. cnn's george howell was there as well. george is joining us with the latest. how did it go down, george? >> reporter: wolf, we saw cross in the courtroom today, brought in with a wheelchair, wearing a suicide smock. he didn't say anything except that he couldn't pay for an attorney. an attorney will be appointed for him. his bond has been set at $10 million. and now we know that he faces two charges here in the state of kansas, one for capital murder for the death of william corporon, a doctor who moved here from oklahoma to be close were his family. and his grandson, reit underwood, a 14-year-old boy who came to the jewish community center to compete in a singing competition. both were shot and killed in their car. the other charge is for first degree premeditated murder. that for the death of teresa lamano. she went there to see her mother. that's where she was shot and killed.
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at this point he remains in custody, and officials are considering more charges. >> what about the charge of hate crime? >> reporter: that's the other charge. you know, at this point, we know that federal officials are looking into the possibility as to whether this is a hate crime. but you remember what investigators said just the other day, that they believe the evidence that they have seen, the witness statements that they have heard, they believe that this rises to the level of a hate crime. now it's up to federal prosecutors. and quite frankly, attorney general eric holder to make that decision as to whether this case will be a hate crime. also important to point out the sentencing. here in the state of kansas, he really could face either life without parole or the death penalty. prosecutors do not have to indicate which way they're going with that. but those are the two options that they will consider in this case. >> the issue of hate crime, there is some discussion he was clearly an anti-semite. he made it clear he wanted to kill jews. he hated african americans.
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he was a racist. the three people he allegedly shot were not jewish, were not african american. they were white and they were christian. so how does that play into the hate crime issue? >> well, you certainly have to take into account all of the information that is quite available online. you have to take into account what witnesses say he said when he came here, that he went around asking people if they were jewish. prosecutors will have to take all of that into consideration to decide whether he went into this to hurt people, that he had a problem with, for lack of a better word that will go into consideration to determining whether this is a hate crime. >> george howell in overland park, kansas, outside of kansas city for us, thanks very much. more on this story coming up tomorrow. just ahead, the newest information coming into "the situation room" on the search for flight 370. stand by for all the breaking developments. ♪ norfolk southern what's your function? ♪
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we're following all the breaking developments in the search for flight 370. we're standing by to see if the bluefin 21 is able to complete its second mission that is under way right now. the drone aborted its first dive because the water was too deep. search leaders just confirmed that nothing of interest turned up in that first scan for wreckage. planes are heading back to the indian ocean to search the surface for wreckage there is talk the air search may end this week. still no final decision on that. we're also told that analysis of an oil slick found near the search area should be completed within the next 24 to 48 hours. we could learn then if it's oil from flight 370 or not. remember, you can always follow us on twitter. go ahead and tweet me @wolfblitzer.
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