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Missiles fired yesterday have ballistic missile capability. this is something they have never heard before. u.s. intelligence now scouring every bit of information it has, radar data, to try to figure out what this missile is all about. if you want to consider how destabilizing even this test might have been. a short time ago, a pentagon spokesman spoke to reporters and said a view of this missile posed a threat when it was launched, civilian aircraft in the region, because it achieved such a high altitude. shipping in the sea of japan. we asked if it was such a threat, why wasn't it shot down...

Impacting the sleeping quarters and birthing areas of that ship and forcing sailors to use satellite cell phones in order to communicate with their higher headquarters as they tried to keep the ship immediately afloat immediately after the collision. investigators are most interested in finding out how this collision could have taken place without any of the crew aboard the fitzgerald being able to detect the incoming cargo ship and avoid the collision. now they are going to be reviewing radar data from the sophisticated weapon system aboard the "fitzgerald" as well other data and information ...

Cell phones to actually call that in, so there was a bit of a delay in terms of when to kind of headquarters was notified of the collision. of course the cargo ship that struck the fitzgerald itself wasn't aware of what had happened until sometime later, radioing that in about an hour later. so there were definitely some issues. again, one thing they're reviewing is radar data from the aegis weapons system aboard the fitzgerald, very sophisticated, looking through that to understand how that cargo ship was not detected prior to that collision. similarly, officials are looking at the radar data...

Let's all go off-the-record. remember how angry thailand got at me when i criticized authorities for sitting on important radar data about the disappear appears of malaysian flight 370. thailand was so mad. mad as a wet help at me. bangkok posted editorial and called me rude and crude because i said they were indecept to sit on that information. well, tonight, i might be getting another nation all revved up at me. this time philippines. an american friend of mine, a filipino dissent knowing i'm traveling overseas next week tipped me off there are reports that at the manila international airpor...

Gradually and this would be normalal. >> again, going back to this radar data. is it with the back of the plane, or is it a possible problem with the flaps on the wings themselves when we look out the window that at least this data is telling us right now? >> you wouldn't see, to get this to separate is panels on the wings known as spoilers, they would extend, which hechlps increase the rate of descent and you feel a little bit of buffeting when those flaps go up. otherwise you would see the nose gradually go down, the power would come back and the flight -- would come up. it would feel very n...