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And always willing to share. >> nik huslan met zaharie during the rigorous days of flight school, 30 years ago. >> we have to polish our shoes until we can see our teeth in it, you know? everything was very, very regimented. >> he remembered him as a skilled and seasoned pilot who loved to fly seen here in a video tribute posted by his family. >> crazy about flying. he flies real little airplanes, goes home and builds toy airplanes and flies them. hes got the life of aviation running through his...

And still be on this planet. >> this is where experts believe the wreckage of flight 370 may lie. finding it, an immeasurable challenge. >> the analogy of what weve got out there at moment, were not searching for a needle in a haystack. were still trying to define where the haystack is. >> that was march, when this vessel the "ocean shield" set out in hopes of finding the plane and failed. >> weve probably limited it to a small number of haystacks. >> now the australian transportation safety boa...

Counted on to do the job. the the fugro equator joined by its sister ship the fugro discovery. and this vessel, the grow phoenix. >> for the most part the ships taking part in this search will be canvassing parts of the indian ocean sea bed that have never before been charted. a huge task costing huge amounts of money with of course no guarantees whatsoever of success. >> but experts say failure is not an option for so many reasons. >> this is an airliner with a sterling safety record. now, if t...

Out there. and that speaks to the crucial nature of finding the aircraft. not just for the humanitarian reasons of those on board, but theyve got to know what happened. and the only way youre going to do it is to find the aircraft, get to the aircraft. >> getting to the aircraft will take an effort unlike any before it. >> whats going on here is unprecedented. so theres surprise, theres puzzlement, theres a great mystery thats sitting there. and so thats been our focus, lets find the best way of...

Through all the gates and had passed and was with a very senior guy. thats a perfectly safe scenario. >> there were these 2011 photos taken of fariq in the cockpit with two passengers that initially raised eyebrows. >> thats very concerning to me that he would have invited someone into the cockpit. once youre in the air, thats it. >> i dont think we indict the first sister with that but its something to note and remember. >> fariq had no known motive and no apparent reason to take down the plane...

Officer who reported finding it, dennis walsh." "walsh" according to the "sun-times" has been tied to four instances of missing items." joining us, the go-to reporter on this case. tim, walk me through this case. this incident happens outside a bar, and what happens next? >> theres two groups of people that encounter each other on the street back ten years ago. words are exchanged. the biggest guy in the other group throws a punch and knocks the littlest guy in the other group to ground. he crac...

Death investigation. a producer working for "all in" got a look at that police department report. and lieutenant responsible for reclassifying the groves case is, as "chicago" magazine first reported, a man named dennis walsh. its a name that might be familiar to chicago crime reporters. you see, in 2004, richard r.j. vanecko, a nephew of then-chicago mayor daley punched a man named david koschman, fell, hit his head and died several days later. it didnt surface again until after the "sun-times"...

On? >> well, it will resolve it until theyre successful finding it. that is the short answer, jennifer griffin pointed out the reality of the budgeting aspect. and it will be how much the military is willing to devote to this. but ultimately the search will go on until they resolve the problem. >> all right, mike well go back to the big board. you have the last comment. >> theyre actually spot on, were looking down 125,000 square miles, the incident happened here. we know potentially it is somew...

On? >> well, it will resolve it until theyre successful finding it. that is the short answer, jennifer griffin pointed out the reality of the budgeting aspect. and it will be how much the military is willing to devote to this. but ultimately the search will go on until they resolve the problem. >> all right, mike well go back to the big board. you have the last comment. >> theyre actually spot on, were looking down 125,000 square miles, the incident happened here. we know potentially it is somew...

On? >> well, it will resolve it until theyre successful finding it. that is the short answer, jennifer griffin pointed out the reality of the budgeting aspect. and it will be how much the military is willing to devote to this. but ultimately the search will go on until they resolve the problem. >> all right, mike well go back to the big board. you have the last comment. >> theyre actually spot on, were looking down 125,000 square miles, the incident happened here. we know potentially it is somew...