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Start. but weve talked about a needle in the hay stack. right now were looking at a needle in nebraska. we may find a needle in a hay field, but once we find the hay stack, then im quite confident f we do it in the next few weeks when the pingers are operational, well be able to find it, particularly if the u.s. navy send has fleet of their p 3s to that area. we have a few new areas. but the orions, we have 150 in inventory. we could get dozens of those to that area, couple dozen, anyway, quickl...

Big place. in this indian ocean, the search area is 2.97 million square miles. it really is needle in a hay stack. >> its tremendous. and one of the first things i did when i was a seal was a search and rescue for an individual that drowned off the coast of panama. that was one individual. it was in a very small area in the water. we searched for a week and never found him. he ended up washing up on shore. this search area is so tremendous that they need to start repeating resources, like satell...

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...

In the hay stack out there, isnt it? >> >> it is. we are looking at a search area thats somewhere over 200,000 square miles. a lot of area to cover. >> do you have any help? any other nations have anything akin to the p 8 out there looking? >> absolutely, maam, the australians have two of their p-3s out here and new zealand has p 3, ac 30 in addition to a whole host of other nations providing assistance. >> right now the weather is holding and for the rest of the day, you are expecting good weat...

Of the world to help in the search. they are leaving no stone unturned into find the debris. but this is one of the most isolated places on worth and like trying to find a needle in a hay stack. day 12 of the search for flight mh370 wrapping up for the evening. the white house says it is committed to help{what are they doing to help find the plane? we will have more on that. >> and a snapshot at the unemployment in the county and a new study on the impact of raising minimum wage. >> russia mak...

States part of a possible route are no doubt scouring -- indonesia has a big military. theyre no doubt scouring their territory as well. but its so big. we sort of lose a sense of how large the ocean is, how large that part of the world is. with the search expanding rather than contracting, with limited resources to devote to it, it is finding a needle in a hay stack. >> six times the size of the united states is the search area as our map showed. great to talk with you. thanks so much. >> thank...

That seems to be lacking here. you could have anything from a physiological problem with the pilots in the cockpit to another mechanical problem in the navigation system where they were flying, you know, for a significant period of time. but they were off the net or certainly a deliberate choice. once you look at that level of theory where deliberately they could be flying off their course, you have to draw that ring and go, wow, now you are dealing with a needle in a hay stack to try and find t...

>> >> thats a good question. there is two possibilities here. one, it took them a while to find the actual components and the location. this is like looking for a needle in a hay stack here. so, they would have to go through the historical imagery of these satellite images, find them first. if the images are too high a resolution, ie they are classified at that resolution, they need to be downgraded and then released to the public. those are two possibilities. yes. >> matt, thank you. >> thanks,...

That seems to be lacking here. you could have anything from a physiological problem with the pilots in the cockpit to another mechanical problem in the navigation system where they were flying, you know, for a significant period of time. but they were off the net or certainly a deliberate choice. once you look at that level of theory where deliberately they could be flying off their course, you have to draw that ring and go, wow, now you are dealing with a needle in a hay stack to try and find t...

>> >> thats a good question. there is two possibilities here. one, it took them a while to find the actual components and the location. this is like looking for a needle in a hay stack here. so, they would have to go through the historical imagery of these satellite images, find them first. if the images are too high a resolution, ie they are classified at that resolution, they need to be downgraded and then released to the public. those are two possibilities. yes. >> matt, thank you. >> thanks,...