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Evidence there's been reported over the last few days. we'll have to wait and see and i will be waiting and seeing. >> all right. stick with me, everyone. when we come back, a legendary ocean mystery. the "titanic" sank exactly 102 years ago today. what did scientists learn in the search for that great ship and how can those lessons be aflied to the search for flight 370? life with crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis is a daily game of "what if's". what if my abdominal pain and cramps come back?

Underway. helicopters are in the area. they have other ships in the area as well trying to pick up the people in the water. they say it is ten degrees centigrade so they can survive least one hour in this water. it is springtime and the water is not that warm. they want to get to the people quickly as they can. as far as we know hundreds of these passengers were students. they were high school students. they were on their way to jeju island. >> 450 people sinking off the southwestern coast. as soon as we get more information we will check in. now the latest on the search for flight 370. i wa...

From each other. a pinger data point is different than an oil slick is different than an inmarsat signal and they all have different -- contribute different parts of the answer. certainly we'll be very curious to know if they can identify this oil as being possibly from an airplane. that will be nice to know. one thing you mentioned in comparing the time it takes to do this would be the air france flight 447. i want to mention that there were actually three autonomous vehicles used in that search, three vehicles and that triples your ability to search for things, too. so as mr. houston mention...

Mosaic of the ocean floor at those depths. it essentially acts as an underwater drone. it can go around and take high-resolution pictures as well as a side scan sonar image of the ocean floor at these depths. what you heard angus houston say is that this the last hope of finding out what is down there. the towed pinger locator has done all that it can do. this is the next logical step and this is what they are doing with it and this does have a lot of good capability but this is something that they've got to use at this point and it looks like they are about to deploy it in the coming hours. >...

Monitoring the frequencies and the repetition rate. they're highly trained to be disciplined and discriminate, to block out any other sounds. paul nelson who worked the search for flight 447, describes it as tedious and time devouring. >> the first crew works midnight to noon, the next crew works noon to midnight. you monitor the weather, you're watching what is coming as far as weather. you monitor the seas. and you're sitting in front of this screen hoping and praying that you're going to hear something. >> does it drive them a little stir crazy? >> everyone looks forward to the mealtime. th...