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That missing plane. we're waiting on new images released this morning from a french satellite showing a possible object. we have captain dave funk, a retired commercial pilot, live this morning for us in des moines, iowa. shawn henry, formerly with the fbi is still with us. and msnbc aviation andalyst joh cox. gentlemen, thank you all so much for being with us. as we are looking now at possible pieces of debris in the southern indian ocean, even if we locate those pieces of debris, how difficult will it then be to find the black box? >> difficult but not impossible. the nice thing is with the ...

Close enough for the man to grab. >> we made four or five attempts to get close to him. problem is with the treacherous air currents, it was almost impossible to control the aircraft. >> at some month he said i'm running out of power. we're not going to be able to do this. >> another failed attempt. the chopper returns to land so the team can come up with plan c c. >> correlly and moriarty know this is not going to work. >> am i going to be able to grab onto him and hold him? our victim who is soaking wet is telling us he can't last much longer. now he's been in there over an hour. i'm very co...

having every american of every background come together. i talked about inclusion rather than outreach and i remind people outreach is when five white guys hold a meeting and then call you. inclusion is when you are part of that process. we are working with the hispanic community across the country to develop policies and issues. >> challengers rick santorum and ron paul have left the sunshine state. we'll go live to florida in a few minutes for an update on the campaign. the arab league is out of the monitoring business in syria for now. too violent, too many people killed, too many...

Directional mechanism at all. it just floats on air currents. it's made out of really light paper that was made out of tree bark. that's what the balloon itself is made out of. it's really big, about 33 feet across. it's filled with hydrogen which is how it floats on air. and this 33-foot in diameter paper balloon filled with hydrogen is carrying a military-grade explosive payload. it's an balloon bomb. somewhere between 6,000 and 9,000 balloon bombs like this one were launched by japan during world war ii at the united states and canada. and they were intended to detonate on north american so...