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Preliminary reports are fairly basic stuff. i'm much more interested -- because other courses have told me that now that this process has bn begun they will look at releasing things such as the cargo manifest, the updated passenger list, maps and things like that. the prime minister said i hear the voices. i think that's the most important part here. i don't think there's much there that has to be hidden. i don't think they have done much wrong with anything at all. i think we are talking about an 0 operational appeal where they have not given confidence in what they are doing >> thank you ver...

Because other courses have told me that now that this process has begun they will look at releasing things such as the cargo manifest, the updated passenger list, maps and things like that. the prime minister said i hear the voices. i think that's the most important part here. i don't think there's much there that has to be hidden. i don't think they have done much wrong with anything at all. i think we are talking about an operational appeal where they have not given confidence in what they are doing. >> thank you very much. back to the panel and my experts. jeff wise, do you expect the repor...

None of those assurances exist right now. >> captain cassidy, thank you very much. i want to bring in my panel of experts and start with everyone's opinion on this. should cameras be required this the cockpit? should they, yes or no, should or shouldn't they? i will start in order. jeff wise. >> no. >> mary schavischavio. >> yes. >> mikey kay. >> no. >> jim tilmon. >> no. >> les abend? >> no. we have had this discussion before. >> yes, we have. >> arthur rosenberg? >> absolutely yes. no question about it. >> we will get in to the reasons why after this break. we have cameras everywhere these d...

Data used to establish the search zone. >> it's a matter of looking at all the data. that is very important as we chart our next course. >> reporter: one area that could be eliminated, the search by air. is it still relevant? >> if that search finds the slightest thing, the slightest piece of the aircraft, it would give them closure on what's going on. >> it's an extraordinarily difficult decision to make. and on a daily basis at that, i wouldn't want to be the one having to orchestrate this extraordinary complex search. >> reporter: jean casaras, cnn. >> all right. thank you very much. time...

Either on the ground or in the water. those already exist in some military planes. brian todd, cnn, at reagan national airport. >> thank you very much. i want to bring in now my panel of experts. jeff wise, i don't know if you saw this by clive irving. he wrote a scathing article that says, "why are we so dependent on a system that allows all the crucial data about the whereabouts and condition of an airliner to disappear along with an airplane?" he said, "people are angry, they can't understand how that is a fedex package can be tracked to the far corners of the earth, but an airliner appar...