5 Things to Know This Morning: Flight 370 Families Protest

Posted by: Rhoda on 12:24 PM in Families, Flight, Morning, Protest, Things

Chinese relatives of passengers aboard the missing Malaysia Airlines plane, flight MH370, shout in protest as they march towards the Malaysia embassy in Beijing, China, Tuesday, March 25, 2014. Furious over Malaysia's handling of the lost jetliner a... View Full Caption Ng Han Guan/AP Photo

Chinese relatives of passengers aboard the missing Malaysia Airlines plane, flight MH370, shout in protest as they march towards the Malaysia embassy in Beijing, China, Tuesday, March 25, 2014. Furious over Malaysia's handling of the lost jetliner a day after the country said the passengers must be dead, Chinese relatives of the missing marched Tuesday to the Malaysia Embassy, where they threw plastic water bottles, tried to rush the gate and chanted, "Liars!" The blue placard reads: "We won't leave or ditch you, we will wait right here." Close Ng Han Guan/AP Photo

Your look at the five biggest and most buzz-worthy stories of the morning.

1. Chinese Relatives of Passengers Protest at Embassy

Furious that Malaysia has declared their loved ones lost in a plane crash without physical evidence, Chinese relatives of the missing marched today to the Malaysian Embassy in Beijing and tried to rush the gate.

2. Death Toll Rises to 14 in Washington Mudslide

Hovercrafts and specialized search teams joined a small fleet of helicopters today, as emergency personnel continue looking for signs of life amid a mudslide that swept away 30 homes in Washington State.

3. Obama Meets Putin Ally With Ukraine Still in Mind

President Obama met today with Kazakhstan's President Nursultan Nazarbayev, a close ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin.

4. Obama to Call for End to NSA Bulk Data Collection

President Obama is poised to call for an end to the controversial bulk data collection of phone records by the NSA, senior administration officials confirm to ABC News.

5. 'Candy Crush' Maker to Go Public

King Digital Entertainment, which makes the popular "Candy Crush Saga" game, is set to go public this week.

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