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>> recording everything that is going on, up in the the plain. it is not the pilot and co-pilot, it recovers everything they are saying or if someone burst into the cokepit, it would be important for the investigates, it has a pinger, the pinker can last, in some cases up to 90 days, the water at the temperatures drop to the low 30s. nind the -- send in an rov, remote operated victim. find the black boxing and bring

Taken off from sicily from the daylight hours flying, trying to look down. and it drops down little buoys, like little parachutes that come down off hit the water and sort of get a look at possibly spotting the debris. when the sun comes back up, it will again take off and see if they can see something in the area. now, finally if they do find something, lets say if they find the debris filed and the black box two miles down, how can they do that? well, there is the successful that has been succ...

Co-pilot, it recovers everything they are saying or if someone burst into the cokepit, it would be important for the investigates, it has a pinger, the pinker can last, in some cases up to 90 days, the water at the temperatures drop to the low 30s. nind the -- send in an rov, remote operated victim. find the black boxing and bring them up. was this terrorism? there is no definitive answer. the u.s. military, and intelligence committee have a persistent, and according to the

Somebody who broke in. it also allows the pilot and co-pilot to talk about such information. if there was a search for the debris and the cockpit data recorder, this is a navy aircraft that has flown out of sicily. it now returned because its night. but it flew over the region and it is dropping down little buoys, and the opportunity to hear the signal may send back indications of some sort of debris on the water. but it is important to note here that when youre looking for something on a sea sc...

D.c. has seen rain nearly every day this month, and that pattern is going to continue through the rest of the week. >> all right, rob, our thanks again to you tonight. as much of the country braces for rain and high ones tonight, overnight, it was a passenger jet that was rocked by unexpected turbulence, so severe, the jet had to turn around to get passengers and crew emergency help. heres abcs linsey davis. >> reporter: tonight, more than 130 passengers and crew are still recovering from turb...

We wanted the left wing down. so we said, left, left, left. i never thought we would be fine. i knew something was going to happen. >> at exactly 4:00 p.m., 44 minutes after the problem began, a violent impact. >> as its right wing hit the ground, the tail snapped off. the entire tail broke off and went rocketing down the runway at 250 miles an hour. >> i heard explosions and loud noises. flashes of light. it had to be with the plane breaking apart. >> al could have kept telling us that it would...

Pieces and fires erupt. its hard to fathom anyone surviving the flames and the thick black smoke. the nose of the plane, which contains the cockpit, is crushed beyond recognition. the pilots are presumed dead. incredibly, all four are alive but injured. this photo captures first responders talking to the crew. >> they dont just start cutting. they have to size it up because with all those wire bundles and all of that sheet metal and the very small compact environment, you could actually inflict ...

When a plane has a design flaw, as in the case of united flight 811. but those flights are the exception, not the rule. every day, 3 million passengers do land safely. >> im asked often, whats the most dangerous part about flying? and quite literally, its the drive to the airport. >> but for those who survive airplane accidents or whose relatives didnt, those kinds of statistics are of little comfort. theyve seen and felt the consequences of structural failure firsthand. >> we have manufacturers...

As weve seen, structural failure on airplanes can be caused by inadequate inspections, faulty maintenance practices or design flaws buried deep within the guts of these giant machines. but the deadliest single plane crash in history, a 747 that crashed into a japanese mountainside, had another cause entirely. august 12th, 1985, japan airlines flight 123 has a staggering 524 people on board. the plane is set to fly from tokyo to osaka. this workhorse of a jet makes the one-hour trip several times...

Following the alleged crash of an alien spacecraft in roswell, new mexico. some say eisenhower sought ways to communicate with aliens. he wanted to make a deal. >> eisenhower made the agreement with the aliens that they would get dna from us, and then they would get to abduct a certain number of people. >> he showed up five days later saying he had been captured but not harmed by creatures from outer space. >> we would get technology. after that, we suddenly had fiber optics and night vision gog...