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More people working at home, covid put that on steroids. im not sure we know whats happening yet. >> i think we still have a real child care problem too. we talked to child care centers all the time they cant hire workers. the average child care wage is $12 an hour and we know that a lot of people are still not -- women especially have not gone back into the labor market yet, they dont have a good child care situation. thats part of the problem. also a hurricane in this month that is really impo...

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At the same time, we know deaths have gone up by about 45% in the last seven days in hospitalisations are up 23%. everything is increasing. if that rate of increase. i think one of the issues at the moment is that people are falling to this false security of low cases. falling to this false security of low cam-— falling to this false security of low cases. �* ., ., ,._ low cases. but we have to pay the data art low cases. but we have to pay the data part of _ low cases. but we have to pay th...

That data? >> i think all of the data that is possible has been squeezed out. >> okay. >> because as soon as the acars were turned off, the data part. the box, itself, wasnt turned off. thats how we got the ping, six hours of pings. the electronic box was still active. it was just the data downburst. once we lost that, we lost the transponder. the airplane went out of radar coverage and we dont have eyes in sky, the satellite data to track this airplane. now its anyones guess and we will not get...

Is possible has been squeezed out. >> okay. >> because as soon as the acars were turned off, the data part. the box, itself, wasnt turned off. thats how we got the ping, six hours of pings. the electronic box was still active. it was just the data downburst. once we lost that, we lost the transponder. the airplane went out of radar coverage and we dont have eyes in sky, the satellite data to track this airplane. now its anyones guess and we will not get any more data. if the airplane is found an...

Off position. that is real easy to turn off. the acars on this airplane you can never turn off that box itself because this box is continuously energized and why we have the ping after we lost the data. its the data part that was disabled. and it takes a series of key strokes on an information system and a key pad to actually take the data system down. somebody would have to have a high level of knowledge of how to do that because that is not something that a lot of pilots would know, even under...

Triangulate. how optimistic are you that this is a breakthrough? >> the data that they have, alex, is right now nondescript. theres two parts to the system. theres the data part, that is the information that comes from the airplane that the maintenance group down at malaysia airlines wants. that data part had been turned off. so the good stuff is gone. it doesnt have an identification, it doesnt give you air speeds, altitudes, any performance checks that the system is designed to provide. that y...