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At number one, is an increased search for debris in that area a confirmation according to the experts that we've been talking to the currents brought it there from an area where the search team led by australia, had been searching off of that southwest coast of australia, ander examination from what i've been hearing and reading, they have all sorts of things in that laboratory that can glean all sorts of information from this wing fragment, from this flabperon. they're using sonar devices, x-rays sonograms, to figure out exactly what happened and maybe explain a little of what happened at tha...

"the uss sampson" has three helicopters, looking at the surface of the ocean to find debris. they have recovered some 15 bodies. and the "fort worth" is also there. she can go to shallower waters where other ships maybe can't get. she has a team of divers on board. and they are operating basically mini sonar devices that you tow behind their boats to see if we can't help map any of the surface -- >> are american sailors, divers actually going in the water? >> we have divers that are capable of doing that. but they have not done any diving. >> why is that? >> there's not been a need for it righ...

A dozen detainees. >> one of the most recent set backs by "washington post" the state department point person for negotiating some of these transfers decided to resign. >> thanks doug luzader. >> crews recovering bodies and debris from flight 8501. the first two bodies arriving with a full honor guard. they have been using sonar devices to pinpoint remains of the lost airplane. they narrowed the search for the plane but haven't spotted the aircraft.

They are heavy currents over the last two weeks. so if this debris belongs to this aircraft now they have to do computations to determine where it may have hit and where this current may have brought this to and work backwards. and then you have to put sonar devices down and working these things on ships pitching up and down 50 feet sometimes in the rough part, one of the roughest oceans in the world is very, very, very difficult. when you get the robotics down those travel about 1 knot, 1 to 2 miles per hour and then you have thousands of square miles. there is a possibility that they will ne...

Few minutes, they believe a faint cell phone signal may lead them to the missing two college students on this mountainside. so right now what they're talking about doing is narrowing their search to see if they can follow this faint cell phone call. now, here's the deal, these two guys thought to be in their 20s carried avalanche beacons and were wearing ski clothing with sensors, but they haven't been able to pick up any of that sound, just this faint cell phone call. they're originally from vermont, and they've been missing since yesterday afternoon. two guys in their 20s, seattle area colle...