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Company is expected to launch this june. >> more satellites mean more business for the company. sky box also plans to keep taking images of emergency and political hotspots on its own dime. >> we find these imaging satellites are a tremendous source of transparency to help humanity on a daily basis. >> the company will continue looking for plane wreckage in the indian ocean. gary tuchman, cnn, mountain view, california. >> amazing stuff. the magnitude 5.1 earthquake that rattled walls in souther...

Moment. >> nic robertson, appreciate it. joining me now, author of why planes crash. former transportation department inspector mary schiavo. and cnn aviation analyst miles obrien. david, let me start with you, im confused by that map that was shown thats clearly the families saying they got the information from the internet, and they made up this map. that has no basis in fact whatsoever, and just seems to confuse the issue? >> i get tweets every day about things, its got to be here, its got to...

Everything is a piece of evidence, so youve got to get wherever you can out of every piece collected. >> for more on the story, go to cnn.com. up next, one womans story of survival in washington state in the midst of that deadly landslide. she was in her home when the landslide hit, ripped her home off the foundation, carried the home a quarter of a mile. she was buried in mud, encased in mud. youll hear how she got out. also, new details on the desperate rescue of a 4-year-old child stuck in ...

Back with our breaking news tonight. conflicting reports on what role if any the pilots in malaysia airlines flight 370 may have played in the airlines disappearance. as we told you about at the top of the program we want to be transparent about the sourcing on this. "usa today" is reporting a high-ranking malaysian police officer said investigators believe the pilot is to blame and theyre ruling out the copilot, simply saying the pilot was the only one who had the experience, the knowledge to d...

>> on 9/11, 64 people died onboard american airlines flight 77 when it slammed into the pentagon. fire crews spent days trying to put out the flames. the two black boxes were found in the wreckage, but the cockpit voice recorder was too charred to offer anything of value. >> it flew in with such force, and the fire was so intense, that nothing could have survived that impact. >> reporter: if the black boxes are ever recovered from malaysia airlines flight 370, investigators still may have questi...

Its just good. its healing. >> reporter: they came here to see these volunteers, offering help to other families who have been affected. and to ask simple but now complicated questions. nicoles aunt wants to know how to close her brothers affairs. >> what do i do now? what if they dont recover my brothers body? what do i do? >> reporter: amongst all the uncertainty, the decisions and wondering, they reflect on a bit of solace. >> it would be great to get a body. but i understand. if we cant we c...

Debris field before -- rather than try to find a ping. in fact, with air transi looked back at some of the maps. it looks like they went right over the top of the wreck site with some of the listening equipment and never heard the pingers on air france. >> thats fascinating. david gallo, appreciate you being on. ron brown as well. you can find more on the store at cnn.com. just ahead our panel of pilots drills down on the competing theories right now. no one on board survived when swiss air flig...

Thinking about it really, every waking moment. and even in the few moments of sleep that you get, first thing you do, first thing i do is go straight on the internet in the morning and see if theres any update. and every day for 12 days now or 13 it might be theres no solid information about anything. >> well, sara and peter, again im so sorry for what youre going through. and i wish you strength in the days ahead. i wish you the best. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. on 360 we really wan...

The plane was still flying around for hours if in fact the radar information is correct. >> and thats exactly the conundrum in this case. there is no normal investigation. this is why the ceo of malaysia airlines said this is unprecedented. this is why were talking about it at such great length because nobody can come up with a scenario that makes sense with the facts that we know so far. >> richard, its good to have you on. martin savidge as well. i want to thank mitchell, our pilot, for your e...

Some satellite signals were sent. and the ceo of malaysian airlines says there were no hazardous materials on board. in at development, ""the times"" of india is reporting they are denying the possibility the jetliner flew over india en route to central asia. i want to turn to cnns pentagon correspondent barbara starr. a significant wider search area, does the u.s. need to send more assets to the region? >> reporter: well, you know, its hundreds of thousands of square miles. lets be clear. 11 co...