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Are they damaged? we just dont know. but the only thing that we do know is that we have a lot of equipment in place to listen for these pings. we have a british submarine, a british ship, both of those equipped with sew that are equipment. we have the united states navy pinger locator listening for that ping noise. and i wanted to take you inside this charter fishing boat that we are at. we about 1700 kilometers from the search area. i wanted to show you. lots of boats have technology that uses ...

Day, because at least when youre talking about using this sound technology to conduct a search, it doesnt matter if you have sunlight, because its relying on sound. and yeah, we brought you into the wheelhouse of the fishing boat weve chartered to show you how lots of ships are using sound technology every single day. this right here is called the echo sound, and if we take a close look at the screen here, this is telling us how deep the water is beneath our boat. this is a live image. you can s...

Can be pretty tough because of rough seas. will ripley is shadowing the ship. he gives us a sense of what its like to be out in the middle of the indian ocean. >> we have moved about 12 miles offshore here in the indian ocean to give you a sense of what the weather conditions can be like. and believe it or not, this is considered a clear day. we have swells. we have waves. you have to hold on to something on the boat just to stay standing. captain ray ruby -- i cant believe that this is a clear ...

The last two days. the search on the water, sad to report, hasnt been a whole lot better. in fact, cnns will ripley hung on for dear life, might be the best way to describe it, so he could show you from the water the extremely rough seas and what those searchers are dealing with in the southern indian ocean. >> reporter: we have moved about 12 miles off shore here in the indian ocean to give a sense of what the weather conditions can be like. and believe it or not, this is considered a clear day...

Mexico. cnns will ripley has more on what it will be like for crews searching for that missing airliner. >> reporter: we have moved about 12 miles off of shore here in the indian ocean to give you a sense of what the weather conditions can be like. believe it or not, this is considered a clear day. we have as well as, waves. you have to hold on to something on the boat just to stay standing. captain ray ruby. i cant believe this is a clear day. >> what you saw last time was like glass. this is j...

>> reporter: we have moved about 12 miles off of shore here in the indian ocean to give you a sense of with what the weather conditions can be like. believe it or not, this is considered a clear day. we have swells, waves. you have to hold onto something on the boat just to stay standing. captain ray ruby, i cant believe this is a clear day. >> you saw last night like glass. this is a normal day. i feel sorry for guys heading to the wreck zone. were at idle running five knots. those are punching...

Continue to kind of move away from the ocean shield, if we have enough cable, let me take you inside and show you how we steer this thing. well give it a go, don. we walk you in here. yeah, we cant make it. don, when we get our cable situation figured out, well get you in there a little later. captain ray ruby. yep. >> i dont expect you to go inside. but we like looking out into the water, will. were going to keep you around for our panel, okay? so stand by. dont go anywhere. and let us see out ...