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Quickly and it's very deep water and there's nowhere to run once you're caught in that path. >> and in terms of searching, the last time we had a deep-water search, mh370 with an airplane, listening for pings and black boxes. is there a similar situation with ships? >> at this point they would be. they're still doing a visual. the seas are calming down, which will make it easier, if they pick up additional debris or survivors. they have to do aerials to make contact. it's a very large expanse. they need to see what they can pick up visually, and then they send the boats in. again, it's been fo...

Distraught and angry there would be no rescues, no debris. hour, a last hope remained. find the black boxes before they stop emit pings. >> you're not in an ivory tower. you haven't got the luxury of time. you've got pingers that may expire. so you've got to say, this is our best guess now. >> their best guess is a remote area more than twice the size of california. >> good morning. these are all the aircraft flying today. >> the australias take over the search. and soon after the australian ship lowers its towed pinger locator into the water, pings are detected. >> clearly, this is the most p...

Matter of days. >> a robotic submarine scours the 329-square-mile area where the pings were heard. it's painstakingly slow work. and two months later. >> a massive setback in the search for malaysian airlines flight 370. the u.s. navy says the underwater pings are not from the plane's black box. >> how big a setback was that? >> it was terrible. it felt like we were right back at the beginning again. >> back to the beginning and no closer to solving the mystery of malaysia flight 370. coming up, authorities investigate the last two men known to be in the cockpit of fright 370. >> we need to ...

Gray. given what we know and what investigators think, it sounds like it's possible a piece of the plane could have drifted that far in about a year and a half now? >> absolutely. they can drift very, very far, thousands of miles. we know that from the tsunami in japan. nine months later, we started seeing debris on the west coast of the united states. this is one of the most interesting illustrations i have seen. this is reunion island where the debris was found. if you go back in time, a year and four months, this is basically all the areas where that debris could have originated from. it's ...

Next. does the investigative time swoop into the island hoping to find other teps steps of debris? walk me through a couple other steps. >> they will have a lot of moving parts and will go back and say where they thought based on the pings if the party could have bayets there and if it is a 777 we can be fairly confident it's from 370 because there haven't been that many 777 crashes or any in this area. the other crash was a 2009 crash of a yemeni airlines one survivor on that and that was a 310 and when the 777 was certified to fly back in '95 it was a totally re-engineered and designed plane...