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I'm not a scientist, but i'm a keen observer and if sea level rise is occurring, why am i not seeing signs of it? i mean, our island is disappearing, but it's because of erosion and not sea level rise, and unless we get a sewall, we will lose our island, but back to the question, why am i not seeing signs of the sea level rise? >> what do you think the erosion is due to, mayor? >> wave action. storms. >> has that increased any? >> not really. i mean -- >> so you're losing the island even though the waves haven't increased? >> yes. this erosion has been going on since captain john smith discove...

A crab house business out on the water. and the water level is the same as it was when the place was built in 1970. i'm not a scientist, but i'm a keen observer and if sea level rise is occurring, why am i not seeing signs of it? i mean, our island is disappearing, but it's because of erosion and not sea level rise, and unless we get a seawall, we will lose our island, but back to the question, why am i not seeing signs of the sea level rise? >> what do you think the erosion is due to, mayor? >> wave action. storms. >> has that increased any? >> not really. i mean -- >> so you're losing the is...

It crashed into the water, the debris can move in very, very wide circles. and also there have been crashes where there hasn't been much debris, even though there is debris on the ocean floor. it's hit or miss what will or will not float. and the 777 is tough. i used to be an aviation professor. and i would show is a film in my class of the 777 when it was broke. they actually broke one intentionally, and they flexed the wings to the point it would break away from the body. it wasn't a full 90 degrees up, but i would say it's a full 70 degrees. it's a very tough airplane. a lot of it might rem...

650,000 pound gross weight airplane. the engines are going to break off, probably more than likely. you know, it's hard to predict. but it's indeed possible. but going on mary's point, it is a strong airplane. look at asiana. that thing crashed into a seawall and still continued, cartwheeled. and we had almost all people survive. >> the death was not related to the crash. >> correct. but it was a pilot-controlled situation, albeit not exactly what we want on a landing. >> right, rights. what about what sarah bajc just said. obviously her partner philip was on that plane. jeff, she saying where...

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