if there was nothing wrong with the airplane. if they had an emergency where they had a fire, rapid depressurization, they would have declared an emergency. >> it appears we're getting information, my point is, we're getting information much more quickly with the ferry. it's been six weeks for the airplane and about a week for the ferry. >> we see the ferry, we know what happened to it. we don't know what happened to the aircraft, and the search was retained in one area for directly underneath where it initially went missing for four days. they never even expanded that search. i think there was the problem with the suspect that it blew up and they were looking for debris for four days right underneath where the transponder got turned off. >> right, right. jeff, you know, the family in the earlier block, just before this, they continue to raise questions whether searchers are looking in the right place. where else would they look if they do broaden out the search area?