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Quick. i would expect france to take a role in this. the french bea will have a big role in the investigation more so than the ntsb which will participate only by invitation. >> even as this conversation expands, i imagine it re-energizes the conversation about some location device or system be on the pingers, this beacon on this black box. after 370 the search for that, i mean it took forever and still has not been located. >> right. you have made just an excellent point. we thought that the world would react and certainly the international aviation bodies and even the united states bodies wo...

Welcome back to caught on camera. i'm contessa brewer. drag racers can go from 0 to 125 in just ten seconds. that's so quick it leaves little room for error. in the rare instances where things do go wrong, the results can be dreadful. like this heart stopper of a moment on a texas race track. a fender bender sends a drag race way off track. >> it looks like a model car out there coming apart and somebody stuck a fire cracker in it or something. january 14th, 2004. racer smith relaxes before his run while watching two tear up the track. >> couldn't ask for nicer weather. mid-70s, no wind, clear...

Front. the one in the rear is saltwater activated. those two. there's also eprib. emergency indicator radio bye cons, located on board the aircraft. there could be as many as 10 of those on board. >> really? locator beacons. >> those are floater locator beacons. eribs what they're called and puts out the same sound. >> the same as the black box frequency? >> no. that's the pinger in the water and this floats on top of the water. >> no trace or sign? >> no. that would indicate there is no raft deployed. >> it is amazing, this story, the mystery of it. so many things had the 0 go wrong, really u...

Welcome back to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. drag racers can go from 0 to 125 in just ten seconds. that's so quick it leaves little room for error. in the rare instances where things do go wrong, the results can be dreadful. like this heart stopper of a moment on a texas race track. a fender bender sends a drag race way off track. >> it looks like a model car out there coming apart and somebody stuck a fire cracker in it or something. january 14th, 2004. seely, texas. racer smith relaxes before his run while watching two tear up the track. >> couldn't ask for nicer weather.

Does not always work and -- what happens if a car goes rogue on us? how safe are the technologies that you're seeing? >> i mean how safe are human beings? >> that's true. >> over 30,000 people die a year in car accidents. again, it is really fear of lawsuits that's preventing this technology. and when you do start to see these autonomous vehicles, you're still going to have to have a human being in a driver seat buckled in holding a steering wheel. car will drive itself but in case something does go wrong, they want a human there to take control. by 2050, will that be the case? i doubt it. but...