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And the longer that we go without finding anything, the lower the probability is that we will find something. >> i think it's interesting, tim taylor, there's so much apparatus in the air that they're bringing out an air traffic control plane. they're bringing in submarines and what have you. is there control for that sort of thing? >> underwater, the submarines, if there's only one submarine, i'm sure there's not a bunch of control. >> but there are also submersibles and other boats and assets out on the water. >> when they're launched, they have pingers on them, so they have an acoustic sign...

With unitedhealthcare, i get personalized information and rewards for addressing my health risks. but she's still gonna give me a heart attack. that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. more breaking news tonight. in oso, washington the death toll has climbed to 28. the youngest just 4 months old. tonight, 20 people are still missing. finding anything in the debris field is incredibly difficult work and covers some 640 acres. and in some places the mud is 70 feet deep. close to 600 people assisted by cadaver dogs are combing the area, trudging through the muck. today anna cabrera got a fir...

Feet. searches of the area resumed today after a delay caused by bad weather. but the last planes have now returned to base without finding anything definitive. meanwhile, specialized equipment for the united states arrived in australia today. the equipment includes a blue fin underwater vehicle that would be used if and where officials discover where the plane went down. a possible debris field is raising hopes of locating flight 370, but officials warn, finding anything from the plane could still take some time. let's bring in our cnn correspondent, will ripley, joining us from perth, austra...

Did go along with route. and along this entire route it was sending back those handshakes. >> correct. correct. this satellite has never before been used for finding anything. it's simply for communications. what the brilliant scientists at inmarsat did, they calculated how long it takes to communicate with the satellite here, here, here. each time, as it gets closer, it takes less time to communicate to it. >> there was something else we learned from the news conference, there were all these hands shakes and then there was a partial handshake that took place somewhere around here that they're...

What is legitimate and what is not? e >> it really is. in terms of finding anything whether it is physical pieces of wreckage or survivor experts, it is impossibly difficult. take's listen to what one expert said about that. >> one percent chance they represent a pose of a plan. maybe a 1- 10th of a chance we can follow them. we are following fragments pause we don't have facts. that just about sups it up, harris. >> are not sure what they are. it is behind me. and new day on the indian ocean. and we put up that kind of match up to give an idea what we are watching. and hope that the missing