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Shoesh associated with the suspect and we are in the recovery phase of that. the mandalay bay itself has gone back to service, minus the 32nd floor. and they would like everybody advised that if they are separated from their hotel room, they have the ability to return to the hotel. now, the location in question, the concert hall, we will be in a long process of body recovery out there and evidence recovery. and evidence documentation. so youre going to have to ask the publics patience and as we ...

Back to service, minus the 32nd floor. they would like everybody who operated -- to not return to the hotel. now, the location in question, the concert hall, we will be in a long process of body recovery out there and evidence recovery. and evidence documentation. so youre going to have to ask the publics patience. as we bring information forward, its a long, laborious process, to identify the victims and reunite them with the family members to advise them of their situation. so we still have th...

Republique and four outside stade de france. any americans living in paris listening to us on cnn international, this is logistical information, the hot line for the state department is obviously flooded with calls from americans who are concerned about loved ones in paris. they are trying to take information about americans in paris. they are passing it onto the embassy where officials are trying to figure out the welfare of each american currently in france or paris. thats a laborious process....

To that laborious process that we saw, it would inevitably been a blatter victory. but it was good that the challenger took the debates that far. as you said in your introduction with the twin investigations going on in the united states and here in switzerland, and both camps saying this is just the start of their probe, theyll carry on digging. you can bet is this not the last of the bad headlines weve seen around the worlds most popular sport, george. >> world sport anchor alex thomas live in...

Meters down and it triggered a safety mechanism which said im too deep below my operating maximum. it went back up to the surface after only six hours of going along the bottom and mapping that surface with the side-scan s sonar. they will be analyzing the data and sending it back down soon. it is a very laborious process. but this one is cut short. one interesting observation, the ships searching for debris on the surface, 200 to 300 miles to the west of where the bluefin is operating they turn...

To cover the entire search area, so this is a laborious process. you mentioned the oil slick? that was found in the general search area where that australian ship, the "ocean shield" has been towing the ping locator. theyve taken a 2-liter sample of that, brought it back here to perth in western australia. it will take a couple of days to analyze it. theyre not sure whether its related or not. and finally, the other headline out of that briefing was that theyre probably going to be scaling down ...

It a few more days in case something should happen and then begin the process of switching out from this towed pinger locater to the sonar mapping to begin the laborious process of mapping this area. logically they begin where they got the great two and a half hour pinging event because thats the strongest card they have in the deck. and theyll probably begin the search out from there and then the question becomes, how long do you keep this aerial search up? thats an open question. >> all right....

Particular have to understand this. and i hope theyre being well informed about the realities of this, that, you know, were talking about as if this device could be used every day consecutively. theres a lot of weather concerns, theres technical problems, you know, for every day that they get -- theyre under water, they lose a day for various reasons. so, its a slow, laborious process. and its not going to happen as quickly as we all hope. >> yeah. and do you worry that while you have a dozen co...

Optimistic, keep finding this stuff and going out there and checking it out, each piece. so i am optimistic that were still finding things. >> miles, you know, we also learned that theyre going to head out today with a pinger locater onboard an australian ship. its going to take three days to get out to that search zone. that signal is going to fade in a week or so if it hasnt faded already. is it too much to say that locating the pinger could be our last chance for a long time to find this plan...

Thing. that will get you not to the haystack but maybe the farm. some drift models and debris might be able to reverse engineer and get to the site. but its still an awfully big ocean. without that pinging noise, its all going to rely on visual inspections which is a very laborious process. all of this is coming up and were coming up on winter. so this might be a mystery that will endure for quite some time. >> captain taylor, just in practical terms, weve got these satellite images from sunday....