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Give anybody the answers they want. in fact, it may raise more credibility issues in terms of the families, but it s the malaysian government that should be the source of the information. mary schiavo, mark dombroff, thank you for your insight. i appreciate it. thank you, carol. thank you. still to come in the newsroom, tensions shoulder and fears rise as ukraine and russia teeter on the brink of war. we ll talk to an american congressman who just got back from the embattled ukraine. meatball yelling c mon, you want heartburn? when your favorite food starts a fight, fight back fast, with tums. heartburn relief that neutralizes acid on contact. and goes to work in seconds. tum, tum tum tum. tums! help keep teeth clean and breath fresh. with beneful healthy smile snacks. with soft meaty centers and teeth cleaning texture,it s dental that tastes so good. beneful healthy smile food and snacks. became big business overnight? ....
Onboard fire took that plane down or an event on the jet that caused the cabin to decompress. joining me now to talk about those two theories why they may be plausible or ruled out. david soucie from denver. colonel michael kay and aviation attorney mark dombroff who just so happened to represent the charter company with the jet involved in that ghost flight and ultimate crash that took the life of pga champion payne stewart in 1999. might i remind you that was caused by decompression. mark, i d like to start with you on that. i m sure that was of keen interest to you when you heard about this flight fridays ago, is it possible decompression was the cause here? i don t think we can rule it out. i recall that particular flight where f-16 fighters from the national guard went up to basically shadow the aircraft after air traffic control advised it was not flying its ....
Anything. there is nothing. we ve never been through this before. there is this possibility. it s an idea i d like to ask the three of you about it. possibly one or both of those pilots on board rendered this plane invisible and intentionally flew it somewhere. your thoughts? if they did they didn t do it very well. we still have satcom data. they would have turned it off as well as the radio. i m not putting a lot of stock in that. if they went to all this trouble and tried to figure out how to get this done, they would have thought of the satcom that continued to ping for hours after they tried to intentionally make the aircraft disappear. mark dombroff, we had ....
Don t know if it is connected to flight 370. i want to bring in my panel of experts, conservation biologist, marine debris specialist nick malles. mark dombroff and pilot les abens. and pilot miles o brien. nick, i want to start with you. are you surprised they haven t found any plane debris yet or anything that is solid evidence? not really. we forget that the ocean is a massive, massive expanse, and particularly as we re seeing from the imagery that has surfaced in the past few days, even when we have planes flying at low-lying altitudes and boats on the water, it s incredibly difficult to identify floating debris. debris. excuse me. and when you add in the variables like the stormy weather and winds which has the potential to move debris around and push it below the surface, it makes for a very complex environment where identifying and getting visual documentation ....
Seen visual and aerial imagery, alone, will not suffice to determine whether or not these items are from the wreckage of the malaysian flight. i think to the extent possible that more vessels and more debris items can be recovered and then either identified or basically determined to not be part of the malaysian wreckage, i think will expedite this process and potentially narrow down the search area. mark? well, i guess, don, looking at the question of the investigation, itself, as it moves forward, irrespective and hopefully we re going to find the airplane and get the answers. but irrespective of whether the aircraft is located or not. the question i guess i would like answered is what is the malaysian government and the malaysian accident investigation authorities going to do to see to it that the mistakes that we have all seen out there are not repeated in terms of communication of information, in terms of the families? ....