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Nothing other than pure speculation. at the moment, there is one particular picture where you can probably see the pressure bulkhead. again, we don't know what the significance is. the debry field is packed leading it to suggest that ten miles sounds large but it's not huge, but it doesn't suggest there was a total breakup of the aircraft in mid flight. it came down fairly tactile but it may have been broken off on the way down. >> so the fact this it may have broke up on the way down, does that make this crediting from officials of any claims of terror more or less likely? >> reporter: well, ...

How can this 800-foot long ship be brought back to the surface? also -- >> that's when they shot him a good 20 times. >> if i didn't hit the ground, i would be dead. >> a hail of gunfire. police in the shoot-out with an armed suspect. in the end, three people are dead and police are trying to figure out why. so grateful for your company. thanks for being with us this morning. i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. in egypt the investigation into the crash of metro jet flight 9268 has resumed along the sinai peninsula. >> russian and egyptian teams are working in tandem trying to recove...

Here. if we can pull this up on the screen. you can see the speed climb, we understand, from 272 knots to about 405 knots. about 466 miles per hour. for some 20 minutes before it plummeted at 6:11 a.m. there was no data tracked after 6:13 a.m. a steady climb to 30,000 feet and then it descends. what does this kind of data tell you? >> reporter: what it tells us, the flight radar 24 data is reliable, but it's not absolute in the sense that it's not good enough for investigative purposes it receives from atsb responders. but the gist is there, even if not the specifics. what it certainly shows u...

It was only 20 minutes in the flight. it's entirely possible the seat belt sign was still on. so there is a lot of information there. the black boxes, which i believe are now being read out in cairo, will give us the data. and as i always said, because they have got the debris field and they have the wreckage, this is going to be a textbook investigation. >> richard, i wonder. let's keep these pictures and the video up of the debris field and the investigators looking through the six-mile field here. what could be gleaned from the pictures that we are seeing now? >> reporter: so far, not a hug...

The friend was devastated at the shock of the loss. i look at people standing around here. tears in their eyes. a real sense of sadness around us right now. >> you can't help but absorb it, i'm sure. nic robertson, arwa damon, appreciate it so much. thank you. let's bring in cnn aviation analyst les avant. i want to bring up the information released by the flight and the altitude and speed changes and put up the first chart here. this is speed. climbed from 272 knots to roughly 466 in miles per hour. for 20 minutes. at 6:11, it just drops there. then no data tracked after 6:13. now for altit...