Subsurface Search News Today

maugher from the us coast guard. also with me in the studio is our science correspondentjonathon amos. thanks for giving your time when it is so valuable on a day like today. in the first instance, what is your latest assessment?— in the first instance, what is your latest assessment? thank you for the o- ortuni latest assessment? thank you for the opportunity to — latest assessment? thank you for the opportunity to come _ latest assessment? thank you for the opportunity to come on...

of a rice. why is the uk economy not snowing like other economies? hello, im matthew amroliwala, welcome to verified live, 3 hours of breaking stories, and checking out the truth behind them. well go to paris with the explosion and fire that we heard about earlier, its a gas explosion but more details coming on all the time. initially city officials were talking about the fires, and we were seeing the pictures and apologies that the pictures are just flying around but these are life pi...

Location of the coastline of cape cod by 900 miles. location of the coastline we have prioritised a surface search and then a subsurface search so we have two vessels remotely operated that are conducting a subsurface search and we have aircraft and a service that immigrate surface vessel during the surface search —— and a surface vessel doing the surface search. let us talk about that noise that was picked up. it is standard practice to bang on the top of the hull at the top of the hour. wi...

Australia. the subsurface search has begun. i want to bring in my experts. geoffrey thomas, jeff wise, mary schiavo, les abend is a 777 captain. lieutenant colonel michael kay. and jim tilmon, retired american airlines pilot and steven marks. david soucie, did this press conference, with the head of this search, angus houston, make you optimistic -- no soucie. what about you, michael kay? >> in one respect, i am cautiously optimistic with this. i think the air chief had an upbeat tone to his pre...

Broad vicinity. the first aircraft departed for the search area at 6:00 western standard time this morning. a total of 26 state emergency service volunteers from western australia, new south wales were workers on three of the civil aircraft. the other civil aircraft will operate as a communications relay. the weather forecast for todds search is fair with visibility at about 10 kilometers. and a cloud base between 1,000 and 2,000 feet. the royal australian navy and royal navy have today commence...

The subsurface search has renewed hope on day 28 that flight 370 may yet be found, but the window to locate the black box is closing fast. perhaps a day or two of battery life left in those black box pingers. cnns will ripley joins us live. hes on a boat off the coast of western australia, and hes going to give us kind of, i dont know, walk us through what the weather conditions are like. we have two searches here. we have a search on the water and a search below the water in a part of the ocean...