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>> so there we have it. chilling new sounds and sights from those terrifying moments in lafayette, louisiana, where two people were killed and nine others injured when they went to go see a movie last week. and still ahead, as more debris washes up on the shore of reunion island ocean experts are weighing in on what the tide could hopefully turn up next. are you moving forward fast enough? everywhere you look, it strategy is now business strategy. and a partnership with hp can help you accelerate down a path created by people, technology and ideas. to move your company from what it is now......

Remains of a suitcase nearby on the beach at the similar time origin unknown. for the families of the 239 on board that have endured 16 months of agony, the debris find brings more pain. her partner was the only american on board. >> my life has been stuck on march 8th. i can't do that forever. >> families across the world have waited for any clue for so long. >> the most difficult part is not knowing anything. >> ever since the debris was found on this beach, they've been searching day and night for more. fishing boats, coast guard ship and in the air. at first light, a helicopter will resume...

Welcome back. i'm jim sciutto in new york. pick up the search from malaysia flight 370. the underwater drone has covered nearly 83 square miles since its mission began on monday and so far the underwater drone has not found a shred of evidence linked to the missing plane. we know the blue-fin's journey this week exceeded its depth 2.8 miles under water. i want to bring our panel of aviation and ocean experts back. greg, michael and arthur here as well. arthur, would you help frame for our viewers the significance of them saying we are going to give it another five to seven days in the search a...

Hunt of malaysia flight 370 come pouring in. tweet me at don lemon, h370 qs. ocean experts here with me. so, alan, first to you. what rick asks. if planes were on floor, relatively intact, would integrity of fuselage tend to prevent/shield emission of pings. >> no, transmitters work in water. once hit by water, the signals will emanate from the wreckage even if it's intact. >> right. he's asking if the plane could block the pinging of the black box. >> not likely but one thing that might, is if it's silts up real bad, or sinks in muck. the fuselage itself should not

This here didn't happen, with the flight 370, then we'll know this didn't happen, but for now, we don't have that data yet and we have asked. don? >> all right, chad, thank you very much. we're tackling your questions on the mystery of malaysia flight 370. my panel is with me now, including aviation and ocean experts. okay. hash it out. you believe this is completely plausible. you guys are saying no way. you feel completely confirmed and -- go ahead. >> there is so much i need to say here. listen -- >> be brief. >> we have the data. the data, we have it. we reported it on slate on friday. we ...