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Control problems. the way it got to the final end game, almost landing successfully, doesnt appear to be a flight control problem. so i was quite surprised to hear the ceo say that. >> shannon: how long do you think -- you say the ntsb may know pretty quickly. how long do you think tell take? how critical are the pilot interviews? do the pilots have to talk to them? >> the pilots have to talk to them. its an accident investigation. they will because the flight data recorder and the cockpit voice...

Crew. the training is remarkably -- >> universal? >> universal and excellent. what we have now is we have simulators that look exactly like an airplane sitting on moveable hydraulic rac actuatos and when you fly the simulator it is exactly like flying the airplane. what can happen in training is that the training instructor who is running the simulator can put the pilot in the the most extreme situations and train them to get out of it. so the training is phenomenal. >> we want to play a clip of...

Significant rudder input. that rudder input caused tremendous stress on the tail, the vertical stabilizer but the tail that is sticking up. it causes stress on that which induced a yaw and the tail broke off and at that point the aircraft wasnt controllable. this, you are not accelerating you are decelerating and you are slower to land. when they pull the black boxes, will tell air speed, engine settings, whether the engines were spoolg up or down. what the rate of descent was and take that and ...

Will get a warning and it will nun the car back into the lane. you can override it and drive. its not technology driving the car. its technology trying to keep the drivers engaged and keep their eyes where they need to be. martha: is it an audio warning as well as something visual on the dashboard? >> reporter: thats what a lot of the testing does. they have done a lot in the simulator trying to determine what will reengage them. in this case you get an audio warning. we get an audio warning and...

Radio oo it is 22 after the hourt. they may be doing an about face on a drug called ava -- a vandia. they want to change the rules on signing a waiver for the drug. some want to remove the restrictions entirely. it limited access in 2010. a driver hydroplanes into camp creek in georgia. the 19-year-old behind the wheel and two kids were hurt. a crane had to be brought in to pull that car out. heather right now we have more on the situation. >> 1300 people drown in vehicle crashes like that. if t...

And good morning and welcome back. you are watching special live coverage here in moore, oklahoma. and its pretty tough to imagine the destructive power of a tornado, until you see the damage it leaves behind. 200-mile-an-hour winds can turn a piece of wood into a missile. and cnns chris lawrence met larry tanner at texas techs national wind institute to just get a look inside a tornado simulator. heres chris. >> three, two, one. >> reporter: tanner launches the most common type of debris, a 15-...

Before. if the engine does quit on a small airplane, theyve already done it 15 times in the simulator and in an airplane as well. >> coming up on 3,000. >> both of the engines are going back. youre losing thrust. >> although im not a licensed pilot, ive had plenty of instruction. i had a chance to land my own plane in the hudson river, in one of the universitys 36 flight simulators. i can tell you one thing, even in a training exercise, its nerve-racking. drop the nose? >> yes, drop the nose. yo...

Guard. im standing right here now on american maritime officers 360-degree, full mission simulator located in florida. right over my shoulder here is the simulated image of the very busy new york port. >> steve: it looks very familiar. so for people who are interested in going into the maritime industry, what do you is you go there to the american maritime officers organization and you get hands on experience not only with real ships, but with a simulator, right? >> thats correct. but what id li...

Sensation you are being hugged from behind. the concept of the device is everyone can have the feeling of having a girlfriend. again engineered by a group of japanese students. it looks like a normal coat at first. you put it on and it can hug you 37 also whisper apparently things through headphones, girlfriend type things. sweet nothings and such. >> so is that what it takes to simulate having a girlfriend, being hugged from behind and sweet nothings in the ear? >> id rather look at the victori...

Down to with this research. some questions that i have, how are memories stored? where do we store memories? how do we access them? we dont know how the retrieval process goes. there are actual physical changes in the brain when you learn something and put it into your memory. how does that happen? what are we doing there? what are emotions? i know some of the women like krystal are laughing. oh, look, a man saying what are emotions? physically in term of the gray matter, what are emotions? how ...