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They expect to see it and when? good question. peter, what do you think? >> well, eventually, it will wash up. some piece will show up some place. but it's going to take weeks and months before that happens. >> assuming it landed. >> assuming -- >> in the ocean where they think it did. >> there will be a piece that will wash up some time in months or years from now and somebody is going to bring it in and say here it is. but, boy, it's going to take time. >> all right. amelia writes this. mark, for you. why is a transponder in a location that makes it accessible to be turned off? tell our view...

Every day, we receive hundreds of questions from our viewers who want a better understanding about what it is that is not being done in the search for flight 370. let's bring back our panel of experts to tackle some of these questions. our aviation analyst, mark weise, and peter goelz and law enforcement analyst, tom fuentes. let's get right to the questions. tony tweets, why this long before releasing the transcript to the public? no doubt the malaysian authority hindered success of the search. >> great question. i have no idea why they waited this long. >> they should have released it right ...

Transcript say about the investigation into the plane's disappearance? let's bring in our panel of experts, joining us, mark weise, cnn aviation analyst, former 777 pilot for american airlines. peter goelz is a cnn aviation analyst and former ntsb managing director. tom fuentes is our cnn law enforcement analyst, former assistant director of the fbi. mark, does anything jump out at you? you have read this transcript. you're a seasoned pilot. what does it say to you, if anything? >> well, as rene was saying, what really does stand out to me, and whether it's consequential or inconsequential at ...

Is not minor, is just simply inexcusable, and inexplicable. what, they need to release the tower tapes right away. let people hear them. there's nothing secretive on them. and how they could -- how they could screw this up is just inkrentzab inkrentzable. >> to see what the pilot or co pilot had to say. mark, you're a 777 pilot. you're leaving malaysian air space, you're going into vietnamese air space. you want to complete the conversation with ground control, air traffic controllers in malaysia. what would you normally say? >> well, you know, what's come out is much more typical and much mor...

25 days after the disappearance of flight 370, still very few hard facts. let's bring back our panel of experts to tackle some of the questions tweeted to us using the #370qs. mark weise and peter goelz and law enforcement analyst, tom fuentes. let's get to the questions. to peter first. could a submarine pick out ping through their s.o.n.a.r.? >> yes, a submarine could pick up the pings through its s.o.n.a.r. the u.s. submarines have very sensitive listening devices, and i think a number of us are hoping that perhaps on a classified basis a sub was in the area. because that might explain why ...