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Saipov actually rented a truck, the document says, to practice making turns. he chose october 31st, according to this document, because it was halloween, because he believed more civilians would be out on the streets during halloween. >> for the same reason you remember the nice attack. selected july 14th in france in 2016 because it's a huge holiday and there are going to be a lot of people around, but i want to return to the second person they're looking for. the fbi has looked at dozens of these cases since 2009. peers have the most useful information. they're the least likely to come forwa...

That new image of the suspect on the ground shortly after all this played out, we have also just learned that he rented that truck on october 22nd so that he could practice making turns. >> doing what we call dry runs. they are evolving. they are adapting, realizing that the bombs don't always go off, they will get caught trying to buy the stuff to make it, but they can get away with doing this. we keep reacting, but they are being proactive. they've done it over in europe a bunch of times. they can take something very simple, with very little training and mass casualties, heard a bunch and wh...

We'll hope for an update on the status of this search to try to re-acquire, i think is the internship they use, to re-acquire these electronic signals they tracked over the weekend. so far, the word we've been getting from the "ocean shield," that australian vessel where much of the focus is right now, that despite their efforts, and we've been looking at live coverage of its movements on the internet, over the course of the past hour, it's still moving up and down, making turns, going around this area. it still hasn't managed to re-acquire, as far as we're aware, the electronic signals it rec...

And i think we have tried to indicate that, that this was never a matter of days or even weeks. it's going to be a matter of months and years. and i think that everyone involved on the ground there ought to be knowledgeable about not raising expectations. you know, every piece of junk floating in the ocean isn't a possible, you know, piece of evidence. >> because there's a lot of junk. >> there's a lot of stuff. >> it's been moved around by the currents and waves and whatever. >> and people get their expectations up. the family members are tortured by it. we need to just get into the hard grin...

Shut down, stopped sending signals back to ground stations, where potentially could it have landed, if you look at the amount of fuel that it had? >> well, let's look at the options then in the range. you have coast of australia here, you have the coast of india here, but presumably these are countries with mature civil aviation systems, defensive systems, they would notice a plane that size and i'm sure as friends of the u.s. would let us know. you have other smaller, you've got some islands here and here, you have diego garcia which is a major military installation that would have surveillan...