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This is a new mexico ne-- a alert, now earlier today we learned the pentagon had spent 5 million on the search for the jet. now, former adviser to the u.k., ministry of defense, im 6:01, how tall are you? >> im not wearing heels s eit. last night we talked about this 1500 mile stretch, which is the focus, the problem is it takes five hours to get there, five hours t hours to search. with the inclement weather, it is proving really hard to search, we talked about the p-3 orion last night, as you ...

Detailed imaging of the "titanic." >> the smaller ones go down to 5,000 feet. the next classes are much more expensive, larger device, 15 by 25 feet, very large. it adds a lot of batty capability, a lot of hydraulics capability. >> reporter: the autonomous underwater vehicles, auvs, can go as deep as 20,000 feet, sending acoustic pulses to the sea floor to find debris. then maps are drawn to guide search teams. then even find things up to 300 feet under the sea floor. the search zone needs to be...

Rough and tough. unfortunately good news is that weather is much better but the search was unsuccessful. the plan here is to do the same. so theyll try to go in and try to go low. and see what they can see out of the windows as well as having eyes on the ground in terms of both merchant chips theyll try, also, to acquire more satellite imagery so they a better idea of where, where exactly theyre looking for debris. >> we showed earlier in the program, by the way, thanks for joining us we showed ...

And the size of it. this area here is around 125,000 square miles. and with inclement weather its proving really hard to search. we talked about the orion last night. five hours to get there and back. not great. there is previous aircraft the australians are using, it can cruise at 500 knots, high altitude, twice the speed. it can get out there in two hours, which gives it more time on loiter. so this has technology stacked inside it. the whole aircraft is a nerve center. its got synthetic radar...

Rough and tough. unfortunately good news is that weather is much better but the search was unsuccessful. the plan here is to do the same. so theyll try to go in and try to go low. and see what they can see out of the windows as well as having eyes on the ground in terms of both merchant chips theyll try, also, to acquire more satellite imagery so they a better idea of where, where exactly theyre looking for debris. >> we showed earlier in the program, by the way, thanks for joining us we showed ...

This is the most bam boozeling aviation history in the history -- >> but the navy has been using them successfully. why arent we. >> america spends $550 billion on defense. these p-8 aircraft, $4 billion it cost australians. this aircraft has a magnetic detector capability. what that means, it can see metal under the water. if what youre looking for is nefarious material, then it doesnt work. if youve got thermal imaging display, the best thermal imaging display in the world, if there are no bod...

Turkmenistan, kazakhstan and all the way down to northern thailand. well, much of that arc goes through western china. and the chinese foreign ministry announced today that they have beefed up their resources. now theyve deployed ten ships, several airplanes as well as 21 satellites. thats up from ten satellites earlier this week. and part of that is to try to enhance any sort of imaging that they get, any sort of sign of this plane and where it might be along that corridor. >> so, an intensifie...

Satellite resources based on developments of the investigation and will optimize their imaging and will share that with malaysia airlines as well as the government. once again, its key to focus on this time line. >> have they given any explanation, the chinese hshgs why they waited from sunday morning until now to release these satellite images? >> reporter: no explanation. this was just released at 6:00 p.m. wednesday night so no explanation. all they are saying is that these images were captur...

Collect lots of data in bulk. the idea is that on the front end, you just collect a lot and worry about what you need later. >> part of the program dubbed, operation optic nerve, collected web cam images from anonnous users from 2008 to 2010, reportedly saving one screen grab every five minutes. they say a large part of the images are sexually explicit. >> as anyone whos used the internet for more than five minutes will know, theres quite a lot of pornography on it. >> the guardian says imaging ...