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Sound like if detected by a device used for locating sensitive sounds. they located it from the company they confirm made the pingers used on the plane. its normally inaudible to humans. the company converted the sound for us so you know what it sounds like under water. take a listening. [ clicking ] >> doesnt sound like much. has to be so difficult to detect. then the pingers battery life is designed only to last 14 more days. thats when it runs out completely and will get significantly harder ...

They have that piece in one of the photographs, thats already four days. by the time they get it to the search authorities and come up with a new search plan based on it. it was lost, the item has moved with the winds and the currents driving it to another location in the ocean. thats difficult. of course, the resolution isnt enough to tell, is that one giant piece or several smaller pieces as suggested strapped together or the wiring of the airplane wrapped around it and makes it look like one ...

Theyve come since 1957. >> mr. rose, this has been a frustrating day in the world. everyone was watching off the southwest coast from dawn last night and that part of the world to see if we could find any of those two pieces of rubble which we hoped were rubble but now well never find out if they were apparently because we cant find them. how long can the world support this expensive rescue effort. this attempt to salvage some information? >> its a good question. i mean, the first concern obviou...

We are following the latest developments in the search for flight 370. we have a lot to talk about with a terrific panel of experts. here in new york, arthur rosenburg, an aviation lawyer and pilot. daniel rose. in washington, rick is an aviation surveillance engineer, tom is a cnn law enforcement analyst, sean oconnor, a former intelligence analyst joins us from indianapolis and from denver, a safety analyst and author of "why planes crash." thank you all so much for joining us. sean, i want to...

Is unfathomable. >> a waiting becomes a suspension of your own life. >> they are not going back home, staying here, in lumbount limbo. what happens if it doesnt come. given the scope so far and they cant find it because of the vastness of the area, what does that mean for the familys ability to become whole? >> its monumental. in my experience, everybody deals with it differently, of course. you get to a certain point where you get a sense of closure, whether its the end of the investigation, as...

Respect what happened with their family and for themselves through this process, so the law will come into play. daniel rose, good to have you here. thats one angle on the story. a lot breaking, developments on flight 370 plus early morning developments on ukraine. were going to bring you up to date right now. the search intensifying overnight. >> its about the most inaccessible spot on the face of the earth. >> talking 50 foot swells. this is as bad as it gets. >> all around the world theres ...

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Volatile geopolitical ethnic set of tensions these questions are difficult to ask but at some point they have to be answered. jim keith was the u.s. ambassador to malaysia and daniel rose an aviation expert and attorney. hes represented families in several high-profile aviation disasters. let me go to former ambassador keith. this performance by the malaysian government has been uneven, raggedy at times. do you have a sense of what it is theyre most nervous about? all countries would be nervous ...

Really locate the flight data recorders, but they got them up, and from very deep, from 2 1/2 miles down. so there have been other cases. they found a little cargo door off honolulu. they were looking for it. because it caused the accident, and they searched for almost -- they found it three miles down. and it took them a year and a half to find it. but thats very unusual. i sense theyre not going to find this. >> well, right. this is one piece of a larger puzzle. obviously anything they could f...

And thats -- i mean, the poster child is this deal where the fbi is going to look at those computer drives. but on the other hand, i mean, there could be all the cooperation in the world, and if you havent got anything to work with, theres nothing for the u.s. experts to get their fingers into. so thats the frustration. >> and daniel, you know how it is, having worked with some of these past investigations and the litigation that comes about. and the family frustrations and one of the things tha...