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Continue especial fly tomorrow, really crucial. they are saying that the boys could be alive. take a look at forecast radar, greta overnight tonight we should be good. they are going to use censors overnight. they are going to continue to search into the overnight hours across the atlantic. there is your forecast radar. tuesday afternoon typically across florida we see those daytime thunderstorms. we are going to see those again cropping up in the late afternoon tuesday and wednesday. for the next 12, 14, 16 hours we should be in pretty good shape but the showers are going to crop up. the wate...

And then we have eddys that can be like little whirl pools and really scatter anything in this area, so they're the best in the business out there but they have a lot to work with, in terms of weather. >> hey, janice, let me ask you this, it seems like the current moves in a circular direction, but more importantly i have heard that the swells in that area can be as big as 30 to 40 feet, relatively small at six to eight feet, is that true? >> yeah, absolutely, i mean, this area of the world is very volatile, there is no land mass to break these systems up. and this is very strong ocean current...

Designed to constantly talk to air traffic control suddenly stop working if the plane continued to fly? those investigations go well beyond the waters of malaysia. the cia is working on possible theories. >> we can find out where the aircraft is might have an opportunity to look at the analysis and lead us to the right direction. >> an emergency here family members want to know what happened to their loved ones. the black box has an actual locator beacon on it. that signals for about 30-days. they need to find this relatively soon. if there is a debris field on the water the shifting ocean cur...

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Well. >> we know from many of those involved in the search they're the best in the business, they're used to these sorts of conditions. the satellite images that you are seeing going forward, what kind of conditions will they present and will the debris field shift as a result? >> the debris field is always shifting some. it's very interesting because the condition ocean current in the indian ocean basin moves in this counter clockwise direction and that would make you think that that debris would flow toward australia, not away from it. this new debris was found to the southwest of it. so opp...