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>> sit a group of dozens of nationals that ban together with a sensor network to monitor for nuclear testing. because they are so expert in a kusices and geology, they actually went and looked at their sensor data to see if they picked up any akusic. that information is with mh-370 investigators and years before that when a russian sub marine went down they were able to look at their sensor network and try to pick update th-- some data. it is one of the most respected groups out there. they are ...

Put this into context for us. we think north korea could be preparing for this first nuclear test under the trump administration. sixth nuclear test overall. what could really happen in the next 48 hours? what is your reporting? >> my reporting, hallie is that the intelligence community believes this test could happen at any time with no warning. youre absolutely right. the military has deployed a number of air assets to the region in recent days, but consistent for the past few weeks and months...

Well, let me just say this first. im not read into the program which killed on this particular strike, but i have used and had it downstream and see sensor data which showed me the activities that are going on in particular compounds. in the old days we used to use repeated satellite imagery and passes to conduct the type of signature or some form of electronic sensoring to determine what the signature of these facilities was. now we can actually sit there, and i am certain they did thousands of...

Do we know any more about why this plain went down? we know the weather conditions were treacherous but we also know other plains were able to maneuver through the storm. >> we dont really have any answers and were not going to have any until we recover -- or they recover the black boxes, the flight data recorders and the cockpit voice recorder. the voice recorder records conversations between the pilots. well hear what they were talking about, what their concerns were. then well have about 1,00...

This is entirely through the very high resolution powerful cameras we have on the drones that were flying essentially start to, over a period of surveillance, make some judgments about what kind of facility the facility is, even in the absence of someone saying, oh, yes, thats an al qaeda safe house? >> sure. well, let me just say this first. im not read into the program which killed on this particular strike, but i have used and had it downstream and see sensor data which showed me the activiti...