Page 16 - William Marks News Today

Such an amazing aircraft in terms of search capability and technology on there. but i do want to mention the -- this area is much better for the search effort. one, its just so much closer, so instead of spending 2/3 of the flight time just in transit, now you can get to the search area much more quickly. yesterday we had over four hours of search time compared to 3 or 3 1/2 previously. so more search time in the area. better weather. previously, some of the flights had to be canceled because of...

Amazing military vehicle. we were almost skimming the surface of the sea, but what really was remarkable was the sense of hope among all of the crew members. there were nine people aboard and there was this feeling that maybe this was the answer. and you really felt it, anderson, that the people going up in these search planes, they want to bring it back. they want to end that. >> kyung lah, thank you very much. i want to bring in commander william marks of the u.s. navys 7th fleet. the weather ...

This is mike. his long race day starts with back pain... ...and a choice. take 4 advil in a day which is 2 aleve... ...for all day relief. "start your engines" i want to check in with anderson cooper. >> at the top of the hour well check in with commander william marks from the u.s. navy on the latest on vessels zeroing in on

Taking the pictures at 1700 miles an hour. then they have to download the information to get the high definition information. it takes a long time. he is talking 24 hours just to download them after they take the pictures and then they have to do the analysis. >> you know, david gallow, i talked to the commander, well talk to him shortly after the break. he said they were not frustrated. this is what they do. you have been out on the water 24/7 searching out in in water. personally, do you get f...

Breaking news tonight, a major shift in the search for flight 370. a shift in the eyes in the sky, the ship poseidon is joining this one in japan, assisting the american and international ships, including the navy fleet. a short time ago, i spoke with a commander, william marks. what can you tell us what you know about this latest news that the search area is shifting some 684 miles to the northeast? >> there were a couple of point that is come to my mind. first, it looks to me to be closer, a l...

Search teams for the malaysian airliner have just shifted to a different part of the indian ocean. >> australian authorities say this change come after what they describe as a credible new lead. investigators are moving the search area to some 1,100 kilometers northeast. you see it highlighted on your screen there. they say this is based on an analysis of radar data indicating the boeing 777 was traveling faster than previously estimated resulting in increased fuel usage and reducing the possibl...

>> we con sareconnaissance plan searching the area right now. new analysis showed the airline was going faster than first thought which means it didnt fly as far. william marks is a u.s. navy commander, he talked with us a short time ago about this new search. >> based on the current and the winds over a 20-day period the debris could have easily moved 60 to 80 miles from its original crash landing point. the reason thats so critically important is because the black box has about ten days or so ...

Today. >> lets hope that the planes are able to take off from perth, australia. were also going to speak with the u.s. navy commander william marks. hes a spokesman for the seventh fleet. the p-8 poseidon will be heading out there and well get the latest from him. were going to speak to a reporter in kuala lumpur who wrote the story in "usa today" suggesting that the pilot of the plane was responsible. >> thanks very much, wolf. coming up here, with no concrete proof that flight 370 crashed, why...

A left turn off course after 1:21 a.m. flight 370 then flew for more than six hours. then, sometime after 8:11 but before 9:15, the plane went down. all right. wolf, further analysis is being determined about what additional information can be extracted from this partial handshake. best case scenario is being able to determine the planes position at the moment it made this connection. that would help crews pinpoint where this plane would be because, as you know, they are searching such a vast ar...

Vessel so its not something that we can put on our p-8 or something and fly out there three hours. it does take a little bit of an effort. >> commander, thanks again to all of the men and women of the u.s. navy and everyone else involved in this very, very multinational search, commander william marks aboard the "uss blue ridge." coming up, some are suggesting malicious intent. others are suggesting it was a horrible accident. were digging deeper. also, the breaking news, the massive search ...