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>> they have a commonality to them, is that they, i think they all wanted to be sherlock holmes at one time. >> the team marked off the area and began what's known as a grid search. each grid measuring one square meter. >> on their hands and knees, just a few feet apart and literally crawling across the forest floor, looking for any traces of something out of the ordinary. these are scientists. they're used to looking for the minute that is not in the ordinary. >> search teams thoroughly analyze one grid area before moving on to the next. on the first day they found nothing. on the second, it ...

>> they have a commonality to them, is that they, i think they all wanted to be sherlock holmes at one time. >> the team marked off the area and began what's known as a grid search. each grid measuring one square meter. >> on their hands and knees, just a few feet apart and literally crawling across the forest floor, looking for any traces of something out of the ordinary. these are scientists. they're used to looking for the minute that is not in the ordinary. >> search teams thoroughly analyze one grid area before moving on to the next. on the first day they found nothing. on the second, it ...

>> they have a commonality to them, is that they, i think they all wanted to be sherlock holmes at one time. >> the team marked off the area and began what's known as a grid search. each grid measuring one square meter. >> on their hands and knees, just a few feet apart and literally crawling across the forest floor, looking for any traces of something out of the ordinary. these are scientists. they're used to looking for the minute that is not in the ordinary. >> search teams thoroughly analyze one grid area before moving on to the next. on the first day they found nothing. on the second, it ...

I want our panel to weigh in here. they may have follow-up questions. fran, i'll start with you, first of all. because if in fact u.s. authorities are now investigating as andy is reporting from "the wall street journal" that they're looking at the possibility the plane didn't crash but it actually landed somewhere, this takes this whole investigation to a whole different area. >> that's exactly right, wolf. so you look at the area of the search and you say where would that be possible? this is not a small plane. you didn't land this on some remote island in the middle of the south pacific. so...

>> they have a commonality to them, is that they, i think they all wanted to be sherlock holmes at one time. >> the team marked off the area and began what's known as a grid search. each grid measuring one square meter. >> on their hands and knees, just a few feet apart and literally crawling across the forest floor, looking for any traces of something out of the ordinary. these are scientists. they're used to looking for the minute that is not the ordinary. >> search teams thoroughly analyze one grid area before moving on to the next. on the first day they found nothing. on the second, it was...