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Can get confirmation of what those satellite images suggest. of course, what the australian authorities say is after analyzing these pictures macon march 16th, it appears there may be two pieces of debris in the water. we look at those pictures. one of them rather sizable about 78 feet. it's slow the floating in water. the water is, according to a vessel in the area, about three days ago now, reporting that the seas were about nine feet and there were 25 knot winds in the area. it's a pretty rough area right now, floating there what could be debris and if it is debris, it's what's likely what'...

It's almost like a vacuum hose. it's just sucking everything around it. that's the thunderstorm in the tornado sucking all the warm, humid air into the ground into that tornado. and then it goes up into the thunderstorm. that's the energy. that's the engine. the helicopter pilot, at one point, said that the storm would you describe 60 knot winds into the storm. literally, he had to take the helicopter in the other direction at 60 just to stay still. that was very strong. just an indication of how intention that this storm itself was. this guy is a little krads si. just amazing, and devastating...

Pull out of the ocean. jenna: two unaccounted for do you believe that to be in the situation in those suits but in the water? >> that is our understanding as we, we believe that they were washed over deck, overboard as they were trying to get into the life rafts, and washed away. our understanding they do have emerges suits on and like i said, hopefully that will facilitate our finding them sometime soon here. jenna: we'll all hope for the best there. what are the conditions like out there? what are your crews dealing with? >> wave conditions are 18 to 20 foot seas which makes it extremely dif...

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Accommodations, through the airlines, no way, no such luck. the airlines said this is weather not our fault. we gave you plenty of advance notice. when are we going to reopen here? well, the airport, they are saying originally 2:00 p.m. now saying looks like 4:00 p.m. and it's because not only of the snow but also the high winds. we spoke to the general manager. let's have a listen. >> the thing that made that tough we had 50 knot winds, zero visibility which made snow removal operations run very slowly. but we've had crews working since 9:00 yesterday morning, they continue to work, they cont...