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Where the 101 and the 405 meet in southern california. that's how pilots can gauge it. but when we first saw that pattern we thought, that's somebody who knows what they are doing. did you infer that? >> no, i wouldn't jump to that conclusion only because i don't know with any certainty that it went to these waypoints. but if the aircraft were shown the series of waypoints, that would suggest that somebody either knew how to fly it there manually or it was programmed in. >> again, this is reuters reporting unnamed sources. we have to take all of this with not a grain or block of salt. i'm sure...

Oklahomans see, or anyone in this part of the country, how often do they see super cells like this? how often do they turn into tornadoes? >> we get a thousand tornadoes in the u.s. on average, some years more some years less. not all of those are super cell thunderstorms. some are made by line echo wave patterns. they're not as big a tornado, ef-0 or ef-1. this is my opinion only, just working in the business for as long as i have, that there are at least 60 days a year out of 365 that would have type of super cell thunderstorm with either a tornado or a hail core producing damage in america....

>> once dredging begins, we would literally begin to see land -- or sand booms in about ten days. this is an extremely important component of our own plan to protect our coast from this oil. and by the way, this plan will also help to protect louisiana from future hurricane surge as well. >> if only that were true. if only that were supported by the available scientific informed opinion in evidence. gulf coast scientists and geologists who have been watching the sand berm idea gaining traction have been furiously waving all sorts of red flags trying to stop this thing. red flags about new tren...

Different type of skipper. here, all different types of oil are sprayed into the tank from a moving bridge. workers can test skimmers, various dispersants, even burning, all in a safe and closed environment that simulates the ocean's salinity and even its wave patterns. we all know oil is lighter than water. that's an advantage when it comes to cleaning up a spill, because the oil sits on top of the water. using those booms, oil can actually be pushed into that skimer and it's sucked up using the giant vacuum. cleanup workers from private industry and government and 24 countries around the wor...

Would literally begin to see land -- or sand booms in about ten days. this is an extremely important component of our own plan to protect our coast from this oil. and by the way, this plan will also help to protect louisiana from future hurricane surge as well. >> if only that were true. if only that were supported by the available scientific informed opinion in evidence. gulf coast scientists and geologists who have been watching the sand berm idea gaining traction have been furiously waving all sorts of red flags trying to stop this thing. red flags about new trenches in the water that they ...