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Have three c-130 aircraft that are up, including one from the air force. we also have a navy p-8 aircraft with a very sophisticated search to surface radar. what we are going to do with that p-8 aircraft is do a track line all the way from the vessel's last-known position to as close as possibly to the hurricane joaquin that is still out there and search that area. we feel like today is our best chance to find that vessel if it's still out there. >> do you believe that there could still be survivors out there? >> yes, we do. we are going to continue searching for the chance there could be surv...

Washington d.c., this train 188 bound for new york city, stopped in philadelphia which it always does. and 10 minutes after leaving the station in philadelphia as we go in on the map we can show you the course for this track and the in10ed course or direction for this train. here is the track line. the fringeford junction. this is where the train is resting. at 9:23 last night this train accident occurred. this is a short way from the location you talked about going back 73 years to that disaster to the west. so today as we just talked with rick leventhal,. >> are still unaccounted for. was it...

Other topologies going on. so i'm going to leave it up to the experts and let them tell us what they're doing. >> van, let me bring you in on that. from the oceanography perspective, what is your view on answering that question. because to us, it does seem look, you heard it for two hours. they say you can detect it for within two miles. so you got to go down and look for it now. they're saying no way. >> thing is two parts here. first, the question richard asked how big an area we could possibly be dealing with if we never hear it again. i'm an engineer by training. i'm going to be really con...

That's the starting point for the search. sometimes a point or a track line and then probability of the detection. based on the size of the object looking for, the type of sensors, radar or just a human observers and the height of the aircraft, all that comes together for the probability that you would actually see a piece of debris in the water and the challenge here is that the very low probability of detections getting from the on-scene conditions with the wave heights with the search areas and present it is greatest challenge, knowing the starting point and trying to create probability of ...

Left side of the screen is a live image, i'm told, from kfor. the image on the right was from earlier, from el reno, where a tornado touched down around 6:37 local time. i want to check in with george howell, who is in moore, oklahoma. for a time it seemed almost as if moore might be in the track line for one of these storms. george, what's the situation there now? >> yeah. if you can hear me okay, we just went south of moore so we are out of that zone of concern with this tornado warning, and you know, we're seeing the winds pick up down here. we are at the southern edge of the storm and as f...