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From each other. a pinger data point is different than an oil slick is different than an inmarsat signal and they all have different -- contribute different parts of the answer. certainly well be very curious to know if they can identify this oil as being possibly from an airplane. that will be nice to know. one thing you mentioned in comparing the time it takes to do this would be the air france flight 447. i want to mention that there were actually three autonomous vehicles used in that search...

So why it was on, we just dont know. it doesnt tell us who was alive, who was dead and what the motive was but it certainly is curious. >> interesting. another data point. pamela brown, thank you so much. lets bring in our panel of experts. keith is part of the u.s. correspondent for four winds on- consulting. captain, i want to start with you. how unusual is it for a pilot to have his phone on in flight? >> its pretty unusual but not heard of. normally we have a four push check list which is th...

African-american without a felony and a white applicant with a felony -- >> youre so sharp! you stated the study. thats why youre americas foremost intellectual. >> im just a nerd, right? so the idea that we see like decisions being made in employment right now, but when you say the piece about incarceration, thats the kind of data point that is simply a data point, right? so you have mass incarceration. but then, what happens is precisely this ability to have a conversation about, well, why, th...

Something, to tow it safely. high winds and high seas are definitely -- >> we do understand the australian naval vessel, "the success" had pulled back. this search area looks very small. i think there are two separate issues. from the air and surface is one thing. how big is this square for you when youre searching under water? >> i think the folks we were talking to earlier said maybe 10,000 square miles. thats an area the size of massachusetts. that immense. there are areas the size of mb mb w...

This new information extends the planes timeline but tonight the experts that analyzed the data are asking questions instead of answering questions because they admit they dont know what this new data means just yet. new data may help unlock the secrets of where flight 370 bwet down. the 777 flew south over the indian ocean connecting with the satellite once an hour for six hours. the final ping, as described by malaysian authorities nearly two weeks ago, happened at 8:11 a.m. but now a new reve...

Engineers understand what this means and how it fits into the big picture. >> at this time, this mission is subject to further ongoing work. >> reporter: is this partial ping a sign that the plane was still flying or is it the moment it went down in the indian ocean? >> this extra data point is not in itself very definitively conclusive about the fate of the plane. it will allow us, should it come to that, to have a some what better -- a somewhat narrower search field. >> reporter: the plane nev...

The point today where these two objects have now been publicly identified by the australians as possibly related to the missing flight 370. in the news conference just decoded for people, the australians pulled data from whats called the a.g.o., their geospatial and imagery intelligence organization. this is a military intelligence organization and their job is to be the best technical eyes in the sky. they picked up these images and now theyre refocusing civilian satellites to help refine and r...

The point today where these two objects have now been publicly identified by the australians as possibly related to the missing flight 370. in the news conference just decoded for people, the australians pulled data from whats called the a.g.o., their geospatial and imagery intelligence organization. this is a military intelligence organization and their job is to be the best technical eyes in the sky. they picked up these images and now theyre refocusing civilian satellites to help refine and r...

The point today where these two objects have now been publicly identified by the australians as possibly related to the missing flight 370. in the news conference just decoded for people, the australians pulled data from whats called the a.g.o., their geospatial and imagery intelligence organization. this is a military intelligence organization and their job is to be the best technical eyes in the sky. they picked up these images and now theyre refocusing civilian satellites to help refine and r...

The point today where these two objects have now been publicly identified by the australians as possibly related to the missing flight 370. in the news conference just decoded for people, the australians pulled data from whats called the a.g.o., their geospatial and imagery intelligence organization. this is a military intelligence organization and their job is to be the best technical eyes in the sky. they picked up these images and now theyre refocusing civilian satellites to help refine and r...