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In my senior high school yearbook, all students were asked to list clubs, sports, awards, etc., and to state what might be accomplished after graduation. We got all sorts of ambitious comments like skateboard to the moon and back; lay rubber down...
In my senior high school yearbook, all students were asked to list clubs, sports, awards, etc., and to state what might be accomplished after graduation. We got all sorts of ambitious comments like skateboard to the moon and back; lay rubber down...
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know about satellites, are there enough in this particular area of the world we're talking about, and if not, could you move them so they could all be taking pictures of the southern indian ocean? >> these satellites are coming over at least once a day in this particular area. some of them because we're getting far south might even come over two times a day. can track it down well. there are sufficient resources available to cover the area. >> is it possible, throw this out there, that as this plane was flying southward and ultimately landed according to the malaysian government in the southern indian ocean, is it possible a satellite could have clicked a picture of the plane itself? >> no, because of the weather conditions in this particular area is very bad, there's hardly any clear imagery available. and it is definitely very, very difficult to catch that. and most of the time commercial
dealing with? >> well, it would be hard to move through. ideally it would dry out. that's not happening, the rain is not cooperating and there's a river contributing additional moisture into the area, makes it very difficult to move in and to actually be able to move around, to mobilize, to be able to conduct any work. simply hard to even move. just the worst conditions you could imagine for trying to do that in. >> worst conditions. we know as far as the slide, it is the most violent, damaging. there have been slides there for decades. i understand people there have been warned. in fact, early you're today, the county ema director defended comments attributed to him about this area being safe. take a listen. >> let me clarify the word safe and what i was referring to. in 2006 there was the original slide. we all now know that. it was a pretty decent size slide that effected the community pretty good. a lot of mitigation wednesday into the river, millions of
i know you're not an oceanographer. when we see this picture, i woke up this morning, heard the experts say whoa, this is the first time we're seeing not just one piece or another piece but what appears to be a field, no? >> it does look like a debris field, it is a large airplane, you would expect a lot of debris. looks like far better than one or two pieces we had before. having said that, though, there's a lot of debris in this area and currents can collect debris, it could be a collection of someone else's debris from shipping and so forth, may not be ours. i am going to be a lot happier when we have a piece in our hands and can identify it with the aircraft. >> everybody is waiting, it is a remote part of the world, everyone is wondering why it takes so long, it just takes so long to get there. we can't jump to the conclusion it is pieces of plane or not, but once you can examine the debris, you can really figure out if this is the plane, how it hit the water, backtracking that way. can you walk me through as an
we have 12 planes from 6 countries. they divided into two sectors, east and the west. they fly four hours out, search with all available daylight. these planes can stay in the air 10 to 12 hours. also have five ships in the area, and you mentioned two under sea detection devices that haven't been deployed. the minute they have indication they might be closer to possible wreckage, they're going to be out there searching as well. >> we talked about the search and the new nugget from the head of the fbi today saying in a couple days, they're looking at the hard drives, not just from the pilot but the co-pilot. we talked about the pilot's at home flight simulator. are they looking at other hard drives as well? >> reporter: absolutely. the fbi had teams working around the clock since these hard drives were seized. what they're looking for is any evidence of pilot intent. after all the interviews that they conducted, they've haven't uncovered anything about any reason a pilot would deliberately steer a plane this direction, this remote southern
frigid day in the northeast. there was snow in this area and i know there was in some areas. it's a terrible day for being outside, much less shooting water on to a horrible fire. you stay with it, john, because we don't know the extent of the injuries, but when they're coming out of the building and they're pumping their chests and asking for more water and screaming for an ambulance, that's never a good sign. lots of news coming out of there. this thing is spreading quickly. boston's fire department, there's a twit pic, for our folks who want to pull that out. they sent this out themselves and it shows this fire ascending from the basement. it started in the basement level. then came to the ground floor level and in these pictures from boston fire, you can see the flames rising up into the second story and now, we know it has gone all the way to the third story and they've gone to nine