Honoring the lives lost in the Fort Hood Shooting
We know their names because of the way they died. But those who knew Timothy Owens, Carlos Lazaney-Rodriguez and Danny Ferguson are remembering how they lived. AC360 paused to honor them and those who were injured.
Wife of soldier wounded at Fort Hood: It was a very scary situation
It's any wife's worst nightmare, hearing about a shooting and learning your husband has been hit. Renee Westbrook's husband, Sergeant John Westbrook, was shot three times during the Fort Hood attack. Renee describes the moment she learned her husband was hurt. She also talks about his recovery and the memories he shared of the tragedy.
Why does the Flight 370 search area keep shifting?
Crews are searching for Flight 370 from the air, on the ocean's surface and underwater. They are combing a new area of the Indian Ocean. Authorities have changed the search zone several times. Tom Foreman explains why it will likely move again.
John Berman discussed all of this with aviation analyst Miles O'Brien, aviation correspondent Richard Quest and CNN analyst David Gallo, co-leader of the search for Air France Flight 447.
The high tech tools searching for Flight 370
It has been four weeks since Flight 370 vanished. Today there are 13 aircraft and eleven ships searching. There is a new focus on the underwater search. High tech equipment from the U.S. is listening for 'pings' from the plane's black boxes. Randi Kaye takes a look at the high tech tools being used in the search.
Fort Hood shooter was stockpiling ammunition
It is still too soon to know why Ivan Lopez opened fire on fellow soldiers at Fort Hood on Wednesday. It's possible we will never find out. But we are learning new information about the Fort Hood shooter, and what was going on in his life before the rampage took the lives of three people and wounded 16 others. Pamela Brown has the latest.
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