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We're dealing with visibility issues. so unfortunately, this travel weather is going to get a lot worse before it gets better. we'll continue to track the severe weather down to the south and update you as needed with the tornado warnings. >> all right. thank you very much. let's move to gabe ambigu. y >> good morning. we're tracking severe weather in parts of the south at the airport lines security lines seem to be moving along pretty well. we have seen some rain throughout the morning. that's pretty much stopped here at the airport. it is still overcast. we noticed the low hanging clouds t...

Another problem that comes up. we have already said that visibility is top if we start to try to lift up from the bottom -- yes. give us a full thrust. you see if we lift up, which is fine, i mean, what's the you want to do, but then -- the other factors that start to come into play is that the very motion and the front will start to create visibility issues. we are watching. you can see it is starting inform come up and build around us. we are trying to navigate through rather big boulders which is another issue. you know, underneath here, the navigation is going to be done pretty much by son...

Here is visibility issues. visibility issues is something that very much could be a problem for anybody that goes down to that kind of depth we may be talking for that vessel. the airplane. >> certainly the -- vessel depths covered in the bottom with -- it is so soft that the slightest disturbance will bring up a dust cloud. and -- whatever devices used to poe down there, whether it be an rov or submersible they all are going to have vertical thrusters. when they thrust had thrust up, that is going to disturb the bottom and the dust cloud will come up, we call it dust cloud. the cloud stabilit...

Be, 38 days after the crash, would the oil have survived this far? temperatures are cold, so it depends on how warm the temperatures are and how strong the winds are for how long the oil takes to either evaporate or emulsify and sink to the bottom. >> and they'll probably test it to see if it's engine aisle from a 777, it must have a particular fingerprint. >> it definitely will. >> let's talk about the seabed, below the ocean surface where they collected that oil and talk about the seabed. it's thought to resemble rolling hills, thought to be covered with deep layers of silt. some have said t...

Australia, describing him and all the work being done as very professional. but we continue to hear from officials here that they cannot talk more about the investigation without the information from the onboard black box recorders. the voice recorder, the data recorder. those are going to be vital to their investigation here. they don't want to give away any details that they have so far. and, of course, as we've heard that the aircraft is believed, if it is the aircraft, the location is believed to be above about 30 feet of silt on the seabed. so, of course, the malaysians here hoping that -...