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Aviation analyst mary sciav o. mary, first of all, obviously a healthy dose of skepticism and caution here because statements made by malaysian officials before have turned out to be sometimes confused or not factual at the end. but let's assume for a second that it is for real, that these pieces of degree are from mh-370. how would that help the investigation? >> it would help the investigation an all lot for many ways. first of all, it would reconfirm that the debris is arriving on reunion and other islands because of the theory being proven out that this is the big south indian ocean trash ...

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Aircraft debris found on reunion island is indeed from mh-370. >> this marks the biggest development yet since the plane's disappearance. moments ago investigators in france detailed how they came to their conclusion. >> we were able to compare the debr debris, so the debris from what we had found as well as a wing flap from that specific plane. so these very strong presumptions can be confirmed by additional experts tomorrow. >> joining me now is security expert and former commercial pilate anthony roman and safety analyst and former ntsb investigator greg faith. thank you for joining us.

>> i would believe there are other parts out there. when you look at the flaps, the other flight controls, those are the most fragile on an airplane. they were only held on by hinge brackets and etc. you are going to find those type of flight controls. they will be buoyant. they may be sub surface, just below the surface so they may be difficult to detect until they are washed up. -- >> so let me ask you. would you in a situation like this when you have found this debris, and i would say perhaps even accidently, the fact that it washed up on the shore, does this rejuvenate investigators to go ...