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Sea level, the "titanic." where it still rests today. turned upside down and 14,400 is where you hit the iconic peak of washington states mt. rainier. only after all that would you reach the spot search teams believe the pings are coming from. 14,800 feet into the abyss. if that doesnt capture the magnitude of this search, imagine what one oceanographer described to ed for us. picture yourself standing on top of one of the highest peak ps of the rocky mountains looking all the way down and tryin...

Resources. >> reporter: the many governments engaged in the search already own these assets, including ships and planes. one way to look at this, at least, as an extended high-stakes training exercise. joe johns, cnn, kuala lumpur, malaysia. >> how will cost factor into the next stage of the search for flight 370? bring back our panel. mary schiavo, rob mccollum, captain bob gurley and bob francis, welcome back. there is reportedly a massive insurance policy on the malaysian airlines as well. we...

To find the senate again? the prime minister said its fading rapidly, and that could indicate the batterys powering the pinger are already dying or may already be dead. the pings were first heard last saturday and then again on tuesday, but nothing has been heard since. on saturday, four team ships and ten planes involved in the search more nan 1,000 miles off the coast of australia focusing in on an area about the size of massachusetts and connecticut combined. lets start in perth, australia fo...

On the other hand, there are a lot of really smart people that have been working on this, and somebody may come up with a way to -- to further identify exactly where it is, but i think its going to be as it was with air france, and we dont have anywhere near the advantage with this that we had with air france. i think its going to be a long, long trek. >> huh. are you encouraged by anything that you hear in the realm of the submersibles, auvs, all that is potentially being made available for thi...

The glass boxes. then the greater the cost, the more likely well get legislative and regulatory change. we should keep track of these bills. they could come in handy for forcing change. >> thank you all. appreciate it. more on the investigation into the search for this missing plane, but next, if youve ever sent an e-mail or used a cell phone, you could be a victim of the internet bug called heartbleed. what to do to protect yourself. next. you get to a fire scene and the firefighters are th...

Certainly should be and will be an effort to keep the costs down, but i dont hopefully -- hopefully that will not get in the way of getting the investigation done as quickly as it can be. and finding the recorders. >> so, captain gurley, are you in agreement with that? that especially as it pertains to military assets involved, that while much of what they are doing is training, and now theyre in realtime exercises at this kind of, you know, its coupled, this search also becomes part of crystall...

As i just mentioned, in fact, its been four days now since they recorded and detected any pings from the emergency beacons on those black box flight recorders. so i think theres a sense in which, you know, hope is diminishi diminishi diminishing somewhat, fredricka. >> what about the planes up in the air? how are they assists in the search? >> reporter: its a kind of separate search, although there are some planes involved in the acoustic search as well dropping sonar buoys into the water to try...

All right. its now been 37 days since malaysia airlines flight 370 vanished and the mystery thats unfold since day one is astounding. all the twists and turns in the search, leading search crews to the middle of the indian ocean where they detected four signa s s over the past week consistent with pings submitted by a planes data recorder. earlier the australian prime minister says he is confident the pings are from one of the missing flights blacks boxes and now crews are trying to zero in on w...

Passengers, both people in the air and, of course, not just the passengers, if theres any damage on the ground, and, of course, there was also the coverage on the plane itself. their hull insurance as i understand it. that may have already been paid and that was probably about $260 million to $300 million. on the liability insurance, theres been cases in the cast, a couple indonesian crashes, persons involved in the search and recovery, or search at first attempted rescue actually sued or went a...