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Debris does turn out to be a piece of a boeing 777, well, there is only one 777 that is missing. and that will make it very likely that it is mh-370. i spoke earlier just a few hours ago to the chief of the australian transport safety bureau. theyre heading up this investigation. heres what he had to say. >> significance for us is if we get confirmation that its associated with the 77 aircraft that probably with mh-370 then we will know based on drift modelling of surface debris where it was lik...

Way of handling that. >> as a smart of time. initially, the search for mh370 involved a lot of resources. 22 planes, 19 ships, eight countries, as well. the fact we have found this particular piece of debris, how much more momentum would the search gather do you think? >> well, what this will do -- if it is confirmed that it is from a triple seven and we dont know that yet, and if it is confirmed it is from 370, and we dont know that, of course, either. if it is confirmed, the modelling that was...

It is not an exact science like the head of the aviation safety board saying a number of factors come into play. wind current and weather has something to do with it as well. it is not ruling out inconsistent with the drift modelling they had been studying. it is not inconsistent with the search area they are covering. this is part of search area john. family members cannot believe how far away if this is part of mh-370 they cannot believe how far away it is from the original destination. that w...

Impact or adjust the search that you guys have laid out so far? >> not at this stage. obviously, we will review our assumptions about the search. our search area has always been defined primarily by the satellite data and our analysis of that data. we have done drift modelling of where debris would have come from our search area. its possible that debris could have floated to reunion around this time. so its certainly consistent with our current search area. drift modelling is a pretty uncertain...

Debris so far west is possible based on drift modelling which they have done on currents. donald trump is expected in scotland today for a visit to his latest golf acquisition in the u.k. >> the course is hosting the womens british open that begins today them second time the championship has been held there. since donald trump announced his bid for presidency he has been making headlines for brash comments and taking on candidates as well. >> she firing back at a lawyer who accused him of a me...

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And featuring a model on the cover. erica sparked a debate over stereotypes of what a run examiner healthy person should look like. we are lucky to be joined by erica herself. >> i am so happy to have you on the program. it is better to talk to you. >> and you were not expecting to be on the cover. how did this happen? >> i had no idea i would be on the cover. they put on twitter and someone leaked the cover and a reporter saw it and called me and said can we interview you. i was like all right,...

Attorney objected and would not let him answer that question. he did admit to giving quaaludes to one person. i think he was trying to dance around with whether or not she had knowledge or agreed to that. but as to the seven, hes never really answered that question. i think that bill cosby, alex was trying to portray himself as a hollywood playboy. >> he also linda sort of positions himself as a guiding light, a mentor so some of these young women. talk about your experience with him in that res...

Earthquake. >> continues to get warmer, ultimate its going to happen. at least all signs point to yes. is this going to cap more and more in the park? >> its one of our concerns. the field work been done here in modelling as well. its been estimated denali was 75% covered in permafrost in 1960 and by 2016, pr60, 20%. like how it would affect the floor and the floor and fauna, we expect major changes here and somewhere in the arctic. >> in new york city, someone who isnt affected by this or at le...

>> their work is key to keeping visitors safe and monitoring how the park is evolving. its not often you get to see the effects of climate change firsthand but here you can see the potentially dangerous impact of rising temperatures. >> nice work. >> 39.4. thats barely under 40 degrees. when you see a temperature that high that much above freezing, what are your concerns? >> this mass is no longer frozen, no longer held together through permafrost and could potentially be available to move downh...