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A cellular device, transmitting data, fluid amounts in the lungs and other things. >> seems sci-fi, the fact we could know things before the patient would themselves. is that really going to happen? >> were investigating a number of devices now where we measure, for instance, pressure in the heart, and we know that that goes up two weeks before patients get symptoms. >> first time the capability for a patient to self interrogate. >> thats what im seeing. >> the patient trying to see the physicia...

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Viewers. yes weve been flying an eight-hour mission in the noaa gulf stream 4 aircraft. its an unusual piece of technology. what we do is we actually fly across the top of the storm, and across the environment that surrounds the storm. about a 4,000 mile track that took us several hundred miles out into the atlantic. and across the top of the storm. and now were actually in the gulf of mexico. the whole idea is we drop dropsondes which are weather instruments that fall from our aircraft. they fa...

If you look at the fact that they didnt communicate on any of the radios, they may have failed or chosen to be unused. we dont know. the transponder ceased to function shortly after the last communication. it could have experienced an electrical problem. the component could have failed or it could have been switched off. we dont know. but what we do know is that the data link system known as acars was stopped from transmitting data, but the unit itself continued to talk to the satellites. that t...

Tom costello joins me and keir simmons from kuala lumpur. tom, lets go through the wall street journal report and possibilities. what are the theories out there? >> bottom line is that six days after this plane disappeared, we still have no trace of it whatsoever. youll recall chinese satellite images that came out late yesterday afternoon from the chinese government that showed what they thought might be some debris or wreckage in the sea. the malaysians say they sent their own forces to that a...