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Filter on to ships and says it will have the dome in place by the end of the week. cnn, new orleans. >> every second counts but they are building it from scratch. >> they did use, to some extent after hurricane katrina, but they dont have a supply on shore. they dont even know if its going to work. thats the real question. >> its going to be much harder in the deep ocean waters to try to make that work. our coverage of the times square bombing continues. well speak with former u.s. attorney davi...

Orderly evacuation. i appreciate the cooperation of the people of hawaii for following all of the guidelines set forth by the authorities and there was virtually no traffic on the streets and everybody cooperated and evacuated to the high levels in the hotels. >> so this is a lot of lessons learned from the sumatra tsunami that occurred, almost a quarter of a million people killed. >> correct. prior to the tsunami and earthquake in sumatra and indonesia, we had only 7 of those deep ocean tsunami...

Right now. >> now, the people of hawaii are used to these tsunami warnings, they know what to do, dont they? >> yeah, hawaii is very well prepared for this, and hawaii on average gets tsunamis about everyone seven years in the geologic record and being in the middle of the bulls eye so to speak, hawaii is no stranger to tsunami. >> brian: as i was explained to, if you were in the boat in the middle of the pacific ocean and the tsunami goes past you, you might not notice, its when youre closer to...

Ocean if theyre lucky is a black box. and as weve said, theyre not black, theyre orange because thats the mandate from the federal government since the 1960s. so you can spot one of these easily in wreckage. in a plane wreckage. but specifically, heres the pinger on the end of it that now has about, were told, less than two weeks of mandatory battery life in it. it may be going longer than that, but it is required to go for 30 days, and weve now used up more than half of that time already. in th...

On the beach someplace that would identify the airplane but we will never be able to track it back to find the actual debris site if its in deep ocean. >> lets start with bob hager. nobody does reporting on this better. i want to start with the pilot and the flight simulator in his home. is that what pilots do in their spare time? >> i dont know if its schedule-scale. i dont know. >> why did they remove? >> reporter: they want to see what he has been playing with. has he made any try runs of a t...

In the southern indian ocean. >> heartbreaking devastation. any hope of flight 370 survivors is gone. family members reacting like any of us would to new data that proves malaysia flight 370 has, in fact, crashed. this hour in an msnbc "cycle" exclusive, the company that provided that satellite information will explain to us how they came to the gut-wrenching discovery. its calculated beyond a doubt that the flight ended in the middle of the ocean. right now, were waiting to hear if possible fli...

Its very grainy. its about, they say, 72 feet or so in length. and so the question becomes where is that? you would think you would see something if its 73 feet, almost the length of a tennis court. you would see that somewhere in the ocean. the trouble is as we have said many times, this is a massive search zone. and, in fact, if you look at the new search zone thats been given by the australians, this has now been cut down from 102,000 square miles down to 20,000 square miles. so its still a h...

Should be able to ascertain by getting the flight data recorder. and that is why its critical they find debris, backtrack the debris to the wreckage, and then, probably, drop an rov or remotely operated vehicle, a robot down to the surface of the ocean, two to three miles deep and look for these boxes. thats not going to be an easy task. because this is a mountain range in here. and while its not as rugged as the atlantic ocean described as the rocky mountains, more of the appalachian mountains ...

A piece or two. as you suggest there is so much garbage and trash floating. something else interesting. you remember i gave you the latitude and longitude, 90 by 44. this area in here is called the roaring 40s. why? 44 degrees as i mentioned on the latitude. and it is incredibly turbulent and feeds into the southern ocean which circles the entire globe. it is entirely possible, say the experts, that something can flow through this and get caught up in the current and go around and around and aro...

Denver and trying to keep an eye out for 122 small floating pieces or something that may be about the size of a shed roof. it is a huge challenge. >> again, im not an expert. you are much more than i am in this regard. do we know what else floats in the ocean? when you said 122 objects that does compel us that this might be it. especially in the area where the fuel ran out and the experts said this is where it ended up. we have a lot of coincidence here of the geography, fuel running out and pin...