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Let's get some of the day's other news: airline industry experts have expressed fears that ground—to—air missiles sent to ukraine could end up in the wrong hands. safety analysts say they could end up on the black market and be bought by militant groups. the british starstreak missile is just one system being offered to kyiv to help troops there defend against russian attacks. the international atomic energy agency says the ukrainian authorities have confirmed they've lost all communications with the chernobyl nuclear power plant. on wednesday, ukraine said all external power supplies had ...

U.s. every day carrying passengers on some of the most popular airlines. safety analysts are saying hold on. officials say the senior pilot had an excellent flying record and the routine maintenance check didn't revealfully problems. many are asking if something was wrong with the plane itself. after all last fall an identical plane crashed taking 189 lives also within minutes of taking off. after the investigation there federal aviation administration here warning pilots that a software problem could lead to difficulty controlling the airport, altitude loss and impact with terrain. the plane ...

Oro or catastrophe, in april there was an on going conflict but no such bans exited for flights on this part of eastern ukraine. certainly not at a altitude. before the flight began an image and message. a picture of the plane at the gate purportly taken by a passenger about to board. he posted online with a reference to the still missing flight 370. translated it reads, in case it disappears, this is what it looks like. as always, we have experts on every angel tonight. jim sh jim schutto, safety analysts david, author of "why planes crash." jim, let's start with you on the security angle. u....

Oomph. >> the area where the noise was picked up is not in the southern arc with the plane is believeded to have flown. it's off the southern tip of india. a long, long, long way. 3,000 miles from the northern part of australia where they've been searching right now. i'll bring in our safety analysts, david soucie. explain this technology, what it listens for and what it could be. it could be plane but what else could it be? >> it could also be an earthquake. small earthquake that wasn't strong enough to move all of the way over to the coast where you would feel it on coast sensors but it woul...

Recent years. >> we'll watch for the photo-ops in the coming minutes and of course tomorrow with the pope. ben wedeman in rome, thank you so much. remember, the pope will be coming to the u.s. sometime next year. i'm brooke baldwin. thanks for being with me. jim sciutto in for jake tapper. "the lead" starts right now. 122 objects floating in the southern indian ocean. did any of them come from flight 370. i'm jim sciutto and this is "the lea lead". the world lead -- you would think 20 days into this baffling mystery someone would have spotted something from that missing plane. now that may h...