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That torpedo-like thing -- that's the black box. that's yellow thing, that's a blue fin 27. it's an automonous vehicle that is being brought to the area where the pings were located. it will sweep the floor for debr debris. take still pictures and use sonar to try to find the debris field and try to transmit it back to the ship. >> the reference to the haystack is we need to find the needle, which is the plane. it's a vast area. we're talking -- as far as how deep it goes, it's 14,000 to 15,000 feet. so, just to get there is going to take an incredible amount of time. >> could take days to get...

Who explains how one piece of debr debris, kind of like a popcorn trail, can lead you back to the crash site. how does that work? >> you're absolutely right. this story has been filled with mysteries. one of those mysteries, of course, is where and when are we going to find this piece of debris that actually belongs to mh-370? once that happens, then what? well, that's when this type of science kicks in. ocean i don't ographers are abl that piece of debris in that part of the indian ocean, from that spot, and then backtrack and show us where that piece of debris came from. >> one of those twir...

I want the malaysian government to question the wife of this man, tell us what you know about him and why did she take off, and the girlfriend. >> and the girlfriend. >> so wait a minute. >> what about the rest of the passengers? you want the malaysian government to go -- like i said, the deep dive into the backgrounds of every one of those, especially the two -- >> until it's solved. >> the two that paid cash and through an iranian middle man. >> yes, yes, i do. >> maybe the pilot is innocent. >> why are we focusing on -- >> granted he has control of that, i get that, but at this point knowin...

The answer we have. you talk about the brief window they have to look. not only is the window to look brief, but the satellite images are four days old. so in that time, how far would the debris have moved thanks to those five to ten-foot seas you're talking about. >> the current is only about e one-mile-per-hour so. okay, 14 days, multiply that out. you could be 300 miles with the current, but it's the wind. if anything is sticking up, it's called windage. it will have a sail and it will want to move, not only with that current, but it will also want to move with the wind itself and some of t...

Cover everything. and the reason for that is of course there is so much we do not know. and the other stuff that we sort of know, a lot of that came through leaks. which the truth is we don't even know if that is accurate. for instance, that turn that everyone talks about that this plane deviated from its course. of course the plane deviated in some way. but exactly did it turn that way? that's stuff that is coming again from these unverifiable sources. so how much of this is really true that we're we're pinning it on? i can't say and the computers don't bear it out. >> as miles said, there's ...