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Miles an hour down to 360 miles an hour which is not enough to sustain flight at that altitude and with the aircraft's weight. since then we actually received also radar feedback taped information which showed the plane initially after mission was denied for it to climb, we have information saying it was climbing at 9,000 feet a minute and then it went into a dive at 11,000 feet a minute. we saw a burst of speed up to 24,000 feet a minute. now, we believe the information is reliable. it came from indonesia and it portrays a very very catastrophic event, and with obviously a very tragic outcome...

The u.s. >> thank you, rick. >> you bet. how different is this from malaysian flight 370 or other flights? bruce rogers is here with us. >> good morning. thank you for having me on the show. >> your first thought to wake up to this news this morning? >> well, just listening to your last speaker on the airplanes we have this weather radar that you said was 240 miles, we often tune it down to closer to 80 miles in front of the airplane. and we see the build-ups. yes, in this part of the sea, between java and singapore where the plane was flying, we can see build-ups that happen very quickly. a...