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Final question. reality check really. tomorrow will be seven weeks, day 49. mary schavio, what do you think? >> i think we need to get that preliminary report out and really reassess the situation. so its a good time to see where we are and plan for where we will go next. >> seven weeks, mikey kay. >> seven weeks is 1/14 of the time it took to find the black boxes from air france 447. we are in for the long haul and just beginning. >> arthur. >> stay the course and for the future of aviation, ca...

Urgency in the beginning of a search, first to look for survivors or try to capture any debris or in this case pinger signals. but once those chances are gone, then there needs to be a tempo shift, if you like, and its about accuracy rather than speed. whatever is done from now on, we need to make sure that once an area is being searched it can be ruled out of the equation and thats going to be the focus ahead. >> why didnt the emergency beacon work? why didnt it send a distressed signal to sate...

We will win the senate. too early to be sure about that. there are a number of polls in the right direction on the presidency. on obamacare. and on these individual senators. when that happens. watch, nate silver. very good. a month ago he predicted we were going to lose. a 60% chance. his next prediction, the percentage will be smaller and the democrats will win. >> david, what do you think of that? also speak to the accuracy of the republicans view of how popular obamacare is? >> i think that ...

Vehicle which is remiss, similar to bluefin. >> tell us about the remis. >> its an auv. the one we used to find air france 447. the beauty is that it hugs the t bottom. >> hugs it. >> hugs it. runs incredibly precise line. if youre mowing the line, precise lines with accuracy. downside, youve got to bring it back to the ship. youve got to recharge it and download the data. >> risk here is when you dont know what the bottom is, for sure, if youre hugging the bottom, you could bang into something....

>> the sun is obscured and all the rest of it. there are things happening in our world that give us a clue. there will be no flesh remaining on earth. there will be nobody alive. >> thats an encouragement. >> are you encouraged? >> im encouraged. >> he doesnt have enough accuracy to hit the broadside of the barn much less predict the apox lips. hes been saying the world is going to end since 1980. pat robertson, were still here. if pat robertson believes his armageddon scare is anything but hot ...

The new ones only work about 80% of the time. so theres a lot of reasons why we might not hear the signal. the pinger only -- you have to be within a mile undert water. thats why theyve had such a hard time finding it. this, instantaneously, the new ones, anywhere in the world can be detected by the satellite. the older ones you have you to triangulate in. it takes longer. it would be nice to know from the airline if they were carrying the older one or the n newer, more sophisticated ones. >> we...

The line. my role is to receive information, to vet it, to check the motivation, to check the accuracy, and not to do something else were i am not saying anything else happened in hong kong. by staying in new york where i live and work i have more time to go through the material and prepare stories for publication. >> bart gellman of the "washington post" and new three time pulitzer prize winner, thank you for sharing your views today. >> a big spat over another p price won by center for public ...

No backpacks or ruck sacks. no bulky clothing. be extra careful given what happened one year ago. but the final note just in terms really of the spirit in the air and people showing up, it will be the biggest race as far as spectators, 1 million people are expected to line this race route all those 26.2 miles up into the finish line. >> incredible. boston strong. all right. thank you so much, brooke baldwin. well be watching we know youll be there tomorrow as well. all right. christians around...

Snowden. >> i would not have done something that crossed the line. my role is to receive information, to vet it, check his motivations, to check his accuracy. and not to do something else. im not saying anything else happened in hong kong. he made decisions for my own reasons, among them by staying in new york where i live and work i had more time to go through the material and prepare stories for publication. >> all right. bart gelman of "the washington post," thanks very much for sharing your ...

When i sat down to talk to attkisson this week, it turns out she had a story to tell she had not told before. a new organization that she claimed will cave corporate interests and that political bias tell what stories have to air. i also told her important questions fox news had not asked her, about claims of accuracy and rigor in her own work. listen to her story. sharyl, thank you for joining me. you worked for 28 years for cbs. what led you to end it? >> there was a climbing requirement for r...