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And malaysia are putting in the money, $120 million, the most expensive search in the history of the world, but, you know, the families are really saying this cannot go on forever, but for now, they are hoping the search will continue. >> anna, thank you so much for that, in kuala lumpur. >> they say the officials are determined to find out what happened to the missing boeing 727. >> in the months ahead, the investigation team will need to analyze, to draw conclusions, and safety recommendations based on the factual information that had been gathered. in addition to the analysis and the conclu...

Wealthy private school when one of the wall street dads at the kid of a school said he was so smart, he shouldn't be teaching, he should work on wall street. he did that and not only became successful, but acquired a legendary status. he grabbed the world's attention when he flew former president bill clinton, kevin spacey and bill tucker to africa on his private boeing 727. he reached out and responded to these latest reports. his lawyer issued a statement today. >> the lawyers have now sued allen dirchuwitz for defamation. way back in the 2007 vanity fair

>> well what we need is new direction, a person that will bring up member initiatives and stick with the process that we have in the rules of the house. we haven't been doing that and we need somebody that's willing to do that and stand up and bring forth a vision for our conference for the next say two years for the 114th congress. >> give us an example of a time that speaker boehner hasn't done those things. >> a perfect example is on the cromnibus bill. there's 72 hours to review a bill before members vote on it. we didn't have 727 hours. i put in an amendment last night that would require ...

Objects of which there are still remnants of war fought down there. ships, planes. there is a lot of debris down there that may not be this aircraft. >> allen, do you agree with that? are we possibly looking at debris from something random? >> well some of the things appear to be from the -- obviously the passengers are. i should also say that i -- one of the other first investigations i did for nsb was a 727 that crashed into the pensacola bay. and that aircraft hit at 11 feet a minute a very high sink rate. but it was largely intact. it looks if these pieces actually came from the aircraft a...

Report an issue, their number one responsibility is to try to navigate out of it without potentially risking or losing the lives of all their passengers and themselves. >> that's correct and the technology you spoke about earlier, this is what a glasscockglass cockpit looks like, that makes to the infrared rather easy to look at. there were 37 of these instruments in the old days in every cockpit and one of these that you can pull-up any data you need in an instant. so the glasscock pit both in the a-320 and the 727s, that makes it easier for the captain to pull-up to the data. and again the f...