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Just a few hours before he went. i'm sure the whole crew, i would be excited if i knew i was going down to the titanic. definitely a positive mood on early sunday morning. >> did you ever discuss with the, did you have the sense that he understood what the risks were? we are just just talking to david pogue, -- just how experimental this technology was. >> i heard he was saying, i agree. the most important thing is the pressure vessel. if you're using it off the shelf controller, that's fine. that's probably more reliable and more tested it than if he just built one by itself. the really impor...

Zaire. that's what this vaccine works against. in the past there have been other strains. in the future there would be other strangs. this vaccine would not work they don't think against that's other strains but the principle of the vaccine, they're hoping it could apply to other strains and what they're really hope something that they come up with a vaccine that works against multiple strains. that's what they're working for. >> and then they get in there with an outbreak, create some sort of herd immunity. >> that word around is important, it's called a ring vaccination. you get the communit...

>> as we look at the days now since sunday we can see some of this debris floating -- what is estimated by some -- up to 60 miles from wherever its original location was. we're now seeing debris at least from the last radar location that we had on record up to 60 120 miles, depending who you're talking to at the moment. what does that do to the difficulty of determining what happened to flight 8501? >> well, it does deepen the mystery a little bit, richard. we're sorting through it. two things could have happened. air traffic control radar reflected that at the last moments of the flight the a...

Meeting the eye. joining me is anne thompson, nbc's chief environmental affairs correspondent. anne, thank you for being here. >> sure. >> how big is this problem? >> it is a really big problem. what you can see is the least of the properblem. it is estimated that 20% of the trash in the ocean are big things that we can see, debris from fishing vessels or cargo containers that fall off of ships. the real danger are those piece is pieces of plastic made up what they call the garbage patches in the various oceans. >> we have all seen this kind of debris floating, in the streets. >> but that's no...