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Five days after egyptair flight 804 disappeared from radar, u.s. officials tell nbc news they have still not developed any hard evidence that terrorism brought down the plane that had 66 people onboard. at least three agencies are looking into how the flight crashed and so far they say they have no direct clues that point to terrorism. in other words, at this moment, the american government does not know what brought down that plane. donald trump, however, continues to claim that he does, and wh...

Accounts of the final moments of egyptair flight 804, deepening the mystery over the planes fate. still unknown, whether there was an explosion on board. the initial answer may come from the bodies and official at the cairo morgue tells cnn more than 15 bags of human remains have been delivered to the morgue. the official says those remains are small in size. egyptairs vice chairman refuting remarks from some egyptian officials small body parts indicate an explosion on board. immapact leads to d...

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Five days after egyptair flight 804 disappeared from radar, u.s. officials tell nbc news they have still not developed any hard evidence that terrorism brought down the plane that had 66 people onboard. at least three agencies are looking into how the flight crashed and so far they say they have no direct clues that point to terrorism. in other words, at this moment, the american government does not know what brought down that plane. donald trump, however, continues to claim that he does, and wh...

Worldwide, it seems there would be a greater risk of planes colliding in the sky. but technology is more sophisticated than ever. so these types of accidents are actually less frequent than in the earlier days of passenger jet travel. that doesnt mean midair collisions dont happen anymore, because sometimes technology fails, and its nearly impossible to eliminate human factors. in 2006, this plays out with catastrophic consequences for two planes flying over the amazon -- a boeing 737 and a priv...

An act of terror? an egyptian submarine combes the waters for the black boxes. the eygptair plane crashed on thursday, killing all 66 people on board. investigators hope that the flight data record early reveal what brought down the plane. well talk to the tsa director. every airline crash is a mystery. especially word of smoke on board, tom, what does that tell you? >> the frustrating part is, we dont have a good track record of immediately finding the black box and data recorders when aircraft...

Correspondent live for us in paris. greg? >> reporter: the air search is intensifying in the mediterranean where flight 804 went down about four days ago right now. in the mix, the united states navy have their p 3 orion active. three of them in fact on rotation coming from a base in italy. this weekend, they report that they found a large debris field on the surface of the mediterranean consisting of about 100 pieces from that downed aircraft. this is considered a very important find, harris. w...

Ordinary. >> neither one of these candidates are going to win. and they know this. and their political strategists are telling them, youre not going to win. you have to make the other person lose. >> okay, but theres still bernie sanders. and we have to cover what happened in california over the weekend. so coming up on "morning joe," if it wasnt already clear, bernie sanders making it very obvious that hes not happy with the chair of the dnc. also ahead, president obamas 2012 campaign manager...

A u.s. intelligence source told us that the flight recorders have been approximately located via the electronic pings they emit. but so far there has been no official confirmation. data published by avherald, an aviation industry website appeared to show there was smoke on board just before the plane crashed. though experts say the smoke alarms could also have been triggered by a sudden loss in pressure. alastair rosenchein is a former pilot with british airways. >> we can rule out pilot error, ...

Pilots had to say and what was going on and did they have a checklist or proceeding going or was it dead quiet and you get a few of these anomalies happening. so that tells a lot. >> last question quickly, bottom line, you are a trained pilot, how much training for a pilot to have a situation like that for all the sensors to be running at once. >> you train multiple urgencies, anywhere from having a cabin deep pressurization from having fire cargo bag and engine failure and fire and structural d...