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Looking from the air with a multiple of airplanes, and, of course, that has really resulted in nothing. they found a lot of garbage in the ocean, but they haven't found anything related to the airplane. as far as the sea state is concerned, and the surface search, again, you have a lot of assets. you have a lot of manpower that has returned nothing. now they're going on have to just focus and try and scale that down and put all of their energy now into this underwater search. hopefully with the side scan sonar which could take a very long time. you're looking at a month easily. they're going t...

Debris, for surface wreckage could soon be coming to an end. he said that he thought that by this time it was becoming increasingly unlikely they would find any wreckage. though, had he to consult partners before making that final decision. >> ian williams, thanks again. let's bring in friend of the show former ntsb vefrlt greg phythe. it seems like as the search goes on it only gets harder. >> it does, and that's the big thing. we talked about this a while back, and that is there comes a point where the search effort has to have at least a re-evaluation. you know, when you look at what angus ...

Something that was bilged overboard by a sea-going vessel. they're going to look at that. the other thing is that because we're now 38 days into it, to have an oil slick five miles or even two miles from where they're searching is highly unlikely only because the sea state has been so churned up over the last 38 days. however, you could have a slow leak out of a wing tank if that wing tank stayed intact, it sunk, and it's just leaking fuel. we could be cautious with that one, but i don't think that it's going to really pan out to be anything related to mh 370. >> oh. >> greg, when you talk abo...

Diminishing returns. unfortunately, we don't have diminishing returns. we just don't have any returns. they never found any wreckage. they have to now put all their assets and really their manpower in this underwater search. >> yeah. well, greg, there was a report over the weekend from the malaysian newspaper, the muse straights times, that the co-pilot placed a call on his cell phone after the plane had been diverted from its original route and the theory here essentially was that the plane was flying low enough at that point for the nearest telecommunications tower to pick up the phone's sig...