PEREIRA: Good to have you back with us on NEW DAY. Let's get straight to Christine Romans taking a look at our headlines. A lot of developments overnight.</s>ROMANS: A lot of developments overnight. You guys, we begin with the latest on flight 370. Malaysian officials say the search now focused on the southern tip of the southern corridor, but conditions are so dangerous on the Southern Indian Ocean right now, that search is on hold. Officials say they'll resume tomorrow. Also the Malaysian ambassador to China met with the passengers' family members in Beijing, one relative describing that meeting as shameless, saying the ambassador couldn't answer simple questions. A FEMA team is now on site in Snohomoish County, Washington to assist in the search for survivors following this deadly mudslide. At least 14 people have died, 14 dead; 176 people are still unaccounted for. The mudslide covers a full square mile and devastated two towns north of Seattle. Emergency officials say it's still an active rescue operation, but hopes of finding anyone else alive in the rubble fading. An admitted lone wolf terrorist to be sentenced today. Al Qaeda sympathizer Jose Pimentel pleaded guilty to making pipe bombs to wage a holy war on New York. Prosecutors say he took on a jihad mission targeting soldiers, police officers and Jews. The 29-year-old cut a deal to avoid a life sentence. He's expected to get 16 years in prison. Four men arrested for parachuting off one World Trade Center. The stunt happened in September. Police say they found video when they searched the men's' homes. Investigators say one was a construction worker at the site. A defense attorney says they accessed the tower through a hole in the fence. Last week a teen was arrested after he allegedly slipped through a hole in the fence and climbed the skyscraper. Big questions about security --</s>PEREIRA: Oh, absolutely.</s>ROMANS: -- at that facility.</s>PEREIRA: I don't even understand. That's the last thing I'd ever want to do.
FEMA Team in Washington to Assist in Recovery