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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20141230:05:25:00

and expected to arrive within the next few hours. airasia flight 8501 flying from indonesia to singapore yesterday when it hit bad weather and suddenly dropped off of the radar, seemingly to disappear. there were 162 people onboard including 16 children and one infant. trace gallagher has a closer look at the plane s final moments as it hit bad weather. megyn, it s very common for pilots to try to go around bad weather, but trying to go over bad weather is an indication that passengers are very uncomfortable. 38 minutes into the flight the pilot requested to climb from 32,000 feet to 38,000 feet. at first air traffic controllers gave the okay but then told the pilot to wait until six nearby planes cleared the air space. four minutes later the airbus 320 disappeared. there was no mayday or pan pan, which is a lower level distress call. some experts believe that s an indication of a catastrophic

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20141230:16:00:00

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20141230:16:00:00
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Transcripts for CNN Early Start With John Berman and Christine Romans 20141230 09:23:00

indonesia to singapore. let s bring in captain desmond ross. he joins us via skype from sydney australia. i just my heart goes out to the families who are watching this looking for any bit of news they can. my heart goes out to the families who saw on indonesian television bodies and debris floating behind them. we are not showing those pictures. we can say an exit door and pieces of aluminum. pieces of a life jacket floating. does this give you any indication of this plane was in tact or when it crashed into the sea or broke up in the air. what clues are you gathering from this information? the flight as looks like it

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20141230:12:02:00

seem to show parts of the aircraft. one appears to be an airplane exit door. it s reported to be red and white. the same colors of the missing air asia airbus. another picture seems to show an inflatable escape slide and another, a life jacket. one indonesian official is quoted as saying that the bodies recovered didn t have life jackets on. it s also now being reported a search plane has sighted a shadow in the water, which could be the remains of the plane. divers are now at that location. the air and sea search has been focusing on an area about halfway into the flight of the air asia indonesian jet flying to singapore sunday morning local time when it lost contact with indonesian air traffic control. ships are steaming towards the crash site and the u.s. navy ship has now joined the recovery effort. it s equipped with sonar devices that can scan under water. many families waiting for news

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20141230:13:02:00

and debris found in the java sea are in fact from missing flight 8501. the plane vanishing enroute from indonesia to singapore on sunday with 162 people on board. let s get o david piper live in thailand with the very latest search efforts there. good morning, or good evening, david. reporter: good morning to you all. the indonesian navy has confirmed that it s brought 40 bodies back from the ocean now and they expect many more in the coming hours. also air indonesia has confirmed that objects recovered from the sea do come from the missing jet. these pictures just released show parts of the plane. one appears to be an airplane exit door. it s reported to be red and white. the same colors of the missing airbus. another picture seems to show an inflatable escape slide. and another a life jacket. one official was quoted as saying the bodies recovered didn t have life jackets on.

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