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David gallo, you have been paying attention to. marinetraffic.com. it shows the vessels in the area right now. we can also see the search pattern of the ocean shield. what does that tell you? >> well, the ocean shield has not moved from that spot. it looks like a slightly lighter shade of blue, doing the pattern back and forth, a triangular pattern. the ocean shield is sitting there listening to something. >> richard, it is fascinating that no ocean debris has been found. i mean, they're zeroing in on that situation. >> and that remains the conundrum. they're sending more planes in a tightly f...

For listening. they're dropped from an aircraft. there's no ship, there's no ship sound. they're very capable devices to hear low amplitude sounds. >> and when you see that map again of the locations, how realistically is that, how tough an area again, just to go for more pings? >> well, i don't think you need to cover that entire area, i think you need to distill that down to figure out where is the best guess in that area, then start with an area that is larger than that. maybe -- if you think everything is within the one by one mile area you may want to map -- -- someplace something that's ...

Did you ever go to marinetraffic.com? even if you're not a person who is into boats, even if you don't live by a big waterway. if you're anywhere near as dorky as i am, you willfiant marinetraffic.com fascinating. you can zoom in anywhere in the world and see a live representation of what ships are doing in what body of water. so zooming in on new york city, you can see all of the little vessels there. if you click on one of the boats and that boat really is there in that spot right there where you clicked on it, it's a tug boat on new york city harbor. you get a name, a picture. sometimes you...

Traffic. because marinetraffic.com exists and i'm obsessed with it, i find it very easy to get full details and lots and lots of lovely photos of this guy, the altair voy j voyager. it's a chevron tanker that used to be famous. until the george w. bush administration took office in 2001, the altair voyager was called the condoleezza rice. she was a long time board member of chevron when george bush hired her to be the national security adviser. she had a tanker named after her. yeah, the former oil executive president picked the ceo of halliburton to be president and the board member of chevro...

Marinetraffic.com? even if you're not a person who is into boats, even if you don't live by a big waterway. if you're anywhere near as dorky as i am, you will find marine traffic.com fascinating. you can zoom in anywhere in the world and see a live representation of what ships are doing in what body of water. so zooming in on new york city, you can see all of the little vessels there. if you click on one of the boats and that boat really is there in that spot right there where you clicked on it, it's a tug boat on new york city harbor. you get a name, a picture. sometimes you get a bunch of pi...