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Much longer. >> how long do the pilots have oxygen? >> mark? >> depends on the airplane. but you've got like an hour's worth of oxygen. and it's 100% oxygen. >> i was pretty surprised when i heard only 15 minutes per passenger. they do all the demonstrations, the flight attendants. i assume that if you need the oxygen, you do it until you land. 15 minutes is not necessarily good enough, in my opinion. that's just my opinion. all right, guys, we'll continue our q&a tomorrow. much more coming up on the missing plane. also, the president of the united states taking questions at the end of the nuc...

Eggland's best. better eggs. it's eb. the clock is ticking in the search for flight 370. the data recorder will soon run out of battery and stop sending signal. search planes are grounded because of bad weather and as sinter sets in, things are expected to get even worse. and then there are the currents that could potentially be moving wreckage hundreds of miles. let's bring in our panel of experts, mark weise an aviation analyst, former 777 pilot for american airlines and peter goelz and tom fuentes, law enforcement analyst, former assistant director of the fbi. peter, the australian defens...

Turn it off. if you had it on this program, it could either be programmed to follow the flight management system or it could follow manual inputs from the pilots. >> the autopilot does not change the altitude level. it goes constant altitude. >> the autopilot will change the altitude if you request it to change the altitude. >> here's a question for you, peter. could someone hack the system and give a false ping to throw the investigation off, maybe just invert the signal? >> boy, i think that's getting out there. i don't think so. talking about hacking the system so that the inmarsat scientis...

Director of the fbi. right to the questions, tom. first one for you. how can they say the flight crashed in the indian ocean and yet they still haven't recovered anything, #what are they hiding. >> that's the thing. the calculations of the inmarsat technicians. there is no debris. no other separate proof to corroborate their information. either they're hiding it or they want to have some closure. maybe slightly prematurely. >> they want a closure, but this is not bringing closure. this is only bringing more frustration to the families of the passengers. mark, here's a question. how does auto p...

This information just overwhelming to the families. remember that for 17 long and difficult days, more than half a month, these family members have not had a clue as to where this missing flight was. and finally today, to hear from authorities this plane has gone down, and that all lives have been lost, just -- they just broke down. there is no other way to put it. many of the family members just finally broke down and let go of that hope that their family members may somehow still be alive, wolf. >> yeah. sara sidner in kuala lumpur. we'll go to beijing later and get reaction from there, as w...