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I, along with millions, have great admiration for dr. sanjay gupta. without further ado, heres this weeks "human factor." ♪ you got one little problem >> nowhere does country singer julie roberts look more at home than on stage performing for her fans. >> i decided at a young age i wanted to be a singer like barbara mandrell. ♪ when country wasnt cool >> and i would pray every night when i was a little girl that i would get a record deal. >> during college in nashville, roberts interned at m...

I think what we need to do, carol, we need to separate the above-surface search with the plethora of maritime assets used over the past days from the subsurface because theyre very different. the airborne search has been operating at tempos and search tempos that are unsustainable. and theyre unsustainable from an air group perspective in terms of the fatigue and the human factor side. and theyre unsustainable from the engineering perspective. so the physicality, of having to service all of the ...

Didnt direct more passengers off the boat because he was concerned about the temperature, conditions and the fact there werent rescue boats nearby, fred. >> terribly tragic. alexandra field. the loved ones of those onboard flight 370 waited six weeks for answer to no avail. theyre not giving up, though, asking tough questions to malaysian officials and demanding a response. first, do you snore at night? you could be one of the million of americans with sleep apnea. something super bowl champ...

Onboard this plane still remain as sauce spect. theres a quote there. this flies in the face of what the malaysian police say, the passengers cleared. the question is, was that too early to through out? and too early to rule anybody out now? >> its disappointings we went through the process a couple weeks ago of malaysia declaring an independent investigation in charge, effecting delegation of some of the key aspects from worthiness, operations, the human factor and medical side. i was hoping on...

So -- >> 29 days in, allen? wont the battery be dying down? >> well, i talked to the man that actually tests the batteries for the factory. and heres what he told me. theyre guaranteed for 30 days. when they test them new at the factory, they last for about 33 to 35. and then they start fading and finally die out at about five days later. so thats 38 days. so thats -- but again, we dont know what conditions theyre in. and we also know that thermal layers and other sea conditions can affect detec...

You start to wonder, can you build the system to exclude human element. >> you heard his comments yesterday. i know you spend a lot of time in the green room with our jeff. where do you stand on the idea of taking out the human factor? >> i think its predictable where im going to stand on that. the airline pilots association reacted appropriately to jeffs statements. the machines that we build are designed by humans and its designed with flaws. we have to operate them as humans. its sexy to be p...

Invasion history. fuel is costly. the search zone vast. a dozen planes may be launched in a day. at least eight ships are on station. crews are working up to maximum safety limits. >> its costing whats necessary to do the job properly and were not going to shirk the job. >> reporter: theres a human factor as well. people ask how one of the largest most advanced jet liners in the skies today can vanish without a trace. they also ask if you can track my packages, my cell phone and my pets with eas...

So-called human factor. well talk to an oceanographer whose company was part of the vast air search about which we speak so often. well tell about that jet. why the reports of satellite debris are to him intriguing. thats all ahead on shepard smith at the top of the hour. >> thanks, shep. new developments unfolding for the newlywed. remember this woman, she admitted to pushing her husband off a cliff right after they got married. the stunning developments changing the course of this case. a me...

What this report is suggesting that there is some kind of a lovers quarrel driving this story or that bridget kelly was somehow compromised nor a dependent position that made her do something that bill stepien wanted her to do. there was some kind of interest that was driving her behavior. >> yeah. >> let me go to senator weinberg on this there is a human factor here. first of all, referring to her not just having a relationship with this guy bill stepien, by the way, belie nice kind of intellig...

What it takes for nations to be free. expect freedom to be on the menu as soon as he does come out live and we will take you there live, as im sure there is anticipation in that crowd. hes to speak any time. in the meantime, an american by the name of max aaron is in japan right now, competing in the world figure skating championship. why is that a big deal? he had a lot to overcome to get to this point in our live. and our sanjay gupta has his story in todays "human factor." >> looking at the g...