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CNNW Crossfire March 20, 2014 - Vimarsana News

CNNW Crossfire March 20, 2014

Through the volume of the imagery. China also helps satellite images before releasing them to the public. Part of it is not telling the other guy what you got. The reason for that is theres some capabilities that a lot of countries want to keep hidden. One of those capabilities is how fast can you take a satellite image and actually analyze it and use it in an operational sense . Many countries see that as a very closely guarded operational secret. The search from the air see equally complicated. Three orion military intelligence planes two from the Royal Australia Air force and one from new z...

CNNW New Day April 1, 2014 - Vimarsana News

CNNW New Day April 1, 2014

Confirms no one in the cockpit ever said all right, good night. Instead the final voice transmission actually was guide malaysian 370. For three weeks they sate it was, all right good night the copilots said before they lost communication. When we got the last transmission from the cockpit that says, at all right, good night. Initial investigation says it was the copilot. Malaysias transport minister offered the last words revision yesterday, but gave no explanation between the two quotes. A cnn expert says the new language is routine. The rest reads like a normal cockpit transcript. Someone s...

CNNW New Day March 24, 2014 - Vimarsana News

CNNW New Day March 24, 2014

Neighborhood. Your new day starts right now. This is new day with kate bolduan, Michaela Pereira and john berman. We begin with breaking news this morning. A possible breakthrough in the search for flight 370. Could be a big one. Pilots from australia and china reporting debris sightings in the south indian ocean. Kate bolduan is tracking it all from perth, australia. Kate. Good morning, everyone. A News Conference wrapped up just moments ago. The australian prime minister, tony abbott, had told them two object, one round, one rectangular had been spotted by pilots in the southern indian ocean...

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CNN New Day April 1, 2014 10:53:00 - Vimarsana News

CNN New Day April 1, 2014 10:53:00

All right good night. there are reports that a lack of coordination that led crews to look in the wrong area for days. colleen keller is here with me. test a former operation research analyst for the u.s. navy. let's first look at the unpress debted international effort, assets and countries that have come to play. we have ten military planes working today, nine ships, and seven countries coordinating. it does make you wonder how do you make it all work, how do you cover such a vast search area effecti effectively. >> you use the ships to stay a in general area.