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Dealing with the european union instead of dealing with the uk. so it will probably kill the deal -- if they do that, their trade deal with the u.s. will probably not be made. i would have done it much differently. i actually told theresa may how to do it but she didnt -- she didnt listen to me. >> think the deal shes striking is not what the people voted on. its a much different deal than the people voted on. it was not the deal that was in the referendum. >> we debris today that as the uk leav...

Lately and based on the sources, and the e reporting, what are you looking for throughout the day? >> again, we cant stress how important it is to going to be not only for the black boxes, but the wreckage itself because those two pieces are critical to answering so many of the questions that we have been raising here, that we dont have the answer to. right now, we can say, perhaps play d played a role, but when you get to hear the conversations on the cockpit recorder and the e debris debris, w...

Indian ocean, what do you believe might have happened to get that plane all of the way down there? weve looked at everything from zombie planes this morning. there are so many theories out there. that in your gut, what do you believe, especially when we see these new satellite images coming in and more objects. we want to call them suspected objects. we dont want to call them debris because we dont know that. as you see more of this information come in, what does your gut tell you? >> well, that...

Could whatever was spotted by the satellites have drifted by now? >> probably a few miles to hundreds of miles. at this point whoever is coordinating the search operation will have a critical idea of what the possible trajectory would be. >> let me follow-up on this quickly. you said that its possible that in four days it could have drifted hundreds of miles. is it possible that considering there were some objects seen on the 16th by australian satellites that on the 18th this could be the same,...

Earlier, it is more likely that a pair of eyes are going to again identify something floating in the ocean and much of the detection equipment on board the aircraft. >> let me bring our panel back in, joined by cnn law enforcement analyst tom fuentes in washington and nick castaldo, spent 20 years at the if, aa and retired navy captain and diver bobbie scoley. bobbie, ill start with you, if you were in charge of finding this airplane, what would you be doing right now? >> id be doing pretty much...

To do the trick here, many people believe. because they have to get up close. they have to see exactly what it is and whether theres even some remote chance that its part of the airplane or just some debris floating through the ocean. >> barbara, we know theres been a lot of shared resources here and u.s. military undersea technology is, as i understand it, possibly the next step to try to find something? >> yeah, you know, youre right. defense secretary chuck hagel at the malaysian minister of ...

Towards that area. we may get news on that as well in the next 24 hours on whether the small bits of debris are of interest as well. yes, there are things, there are specific targets to look for tomorrow. its going to be a busy day as this whole operation continues to ramp up. >> and, andrew, are you getting any sense of time and in terms of how long these teams, how many days these teams are committed to going out there and searching? >> we got a very clear indication from the acting prime mini...

Nothing is clear cut. >> we cant be sure at this stage whether the debris thats been sighted in the satellite imagery is related to the loss of the aircraft. it is the most promising lead thats available internationally, but there are any number of other explanations about what might have been sited as a result of this satellite imagery. >> im joined by cnn law enforcement analyst tom fuentes in washington. andrew thomas, editor in chief of the trfgs security live in cleveland, and bobbie skoall...

There and one of the commercial ships of the two commercial ships that are now in that zone is going to investigate further tomorrow. so we should perhaps by this time tomorrow have a better idea of what those small bits of debris are. as far as the chinese satellite picture, this new news coming out. it looks like that satellite picture came about two days after the australians we leased theirs. so this piece of debris cant be the same as australian satellite images because it could not have fl...

That point, if this does turn out to be aircraft we debris, will just extend the operation, make it much more difficult. but every operation of this type that ive seen, the people involved are so dedicated, so well trained, and so determined that they just go at it until they are successful. so hopefully this turns out to be debris and we can move forward in that direction. but well just have to wait and see. >> and knowing what you know about a situation like this, i mean, is it possible that s...