Page 2 - Off Australia News Today

Through not knowing exactly what happened to their loved ones on that day in march back in 2014 as people have come up short, as investigators have been tirelessly searching for answers. bill nealy is the nbc chief aviation correspondent. bill i assume you could hear what was going on with the press conference but now we have the definitive conclusive evidence that the fragment is from the missing plane. >> yes. we werent expecting that. that is stunning news and it will be stunning news for the...

>> they were better than us on that day. i dont know how much of an advantage one way or the other, how much it would have made a difference in the game. >> we should mention the colts suspected the patriots were using deflated balls during a regular season game. the issue was reported to the league. new england won that game, as well. 42-20. now we head down under for a look at a rarely seen creature, a shark actually. yeah. that, ladies and gentlemen, is what is called a -- shark caught off ...

Sand bar off australia. it was meant to get the attention of rescuers. their boat drifted away stranding them nine hours. they were pulled in to a helicopter and taken to safety. those are some of our top stories on this thursday, april 24th. >> announcer: this is abc "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >> a regular gilligans island. >> they got off safe and sound. >> they tried to get to their boat but it was going too far away. luckily they are safe. >> great story. >> good morn...

But then there is the underwater current. that moves in this counterclockwise direction across the indian ocean and right there where that is it potentially pulls that debris towards australia. thats the underwater current. those winds and all those storms that moved through cause these little eddies to move and development. thats a circulation motion that can kind of trap that debris in one spot. without that doubt that debris is probably 100 miles away from where it was even when that picture ...

Design for this but it was giving bursts. even though there was no data. and we can time those bursts and we can get a measurement. thats the measurement that they came up with. and thats why they drew this arc. this semicircle of where the plane may have gone. let me take you back to the map. well take out those arcs and now let me take you down here. so the ntsb initially, thats the national transportation safety board, initially had an area off australia that was huge. 370,000 square miles. a...

Safe. theres always a danger and when it occurs its always going to be troublesome because youre in a marine ocean environment. i have a bill to ban leases off the west coast of america. we need to shift away from oil. we need to move to the renewable energy policies. as long as we continue to drill, were going to find ourselves with these kinds of problems. not every year, not every drill rig but its going to happen and keep this in mind, last year, within the last 12 months, there have been tw...

Intercontinental ballistic missile something that fears north korea is working on. that program right now has about a 50% success rate. so they have a real urgent desire, lets say, to get that program very much improved. get them really able to defend the homeland against incoming threats. wolf? >> there is also confusion. syrias confusion, barbara, about deployment of u.s. warships, strike force, we were told they were heading toward the korean peninsula but they werent. what else can you tell ...

Latest updates on this topic.

Stuff pretty rapidly. but then there is the underwater current. that moves in this counterclockwise direction across the indian ocean and right there where that is it potentially pulls that debris towards australia. thats the underwater current. those winds and all those storms that moved through cause these little eddies to move and development. thats a circulation motion that can kind of trap that debris in one spot. without that doubt that debris is probably 100 miles away from where it was e...

Latest updates on this topic.