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>> correct. exactly. >> so if there is more evidence that washes ashore on reunion island, obviously this encompasses a large swath. do you think that we will eventually find the black box, the cockpit voice recorder that could really give a true puzzle solve to this mystery? >> well, i think we will. i think that we've been looking in the right spot. and i believe that the models of the wind currents, ocean currents and most recently the wave action has all demonstrated that if the aircraft landed where we believe it did, that the parts and pieces of debris would be in the area of reunion isl...

During flight. >> now that they have this, is there any reverse engineering that can go on? how helpful is it that it's 2300 miles away from where they're looking? >> the reverse engineering as far as the drift patterns, i don't think there could be anything conclusively derived from where it's located. there were two major, major storms in this period of time that went through this area and could have disrupted even what you would think of as the currents and because it's floating as well, even the wind currents can change the direction of the drift, which we may or may not have real specific...

Joining us now is john ransom, former commercial pilot and anthony roman, former commercial pilot and avian expert. and also with us ian mcdonald president of oceanography at florida state university will be joining us by phone. anthony roman, what's your reading on the latest news? >> i think this is a remarkable development, lawrence and the first real break i think we have had in the investigation concerning this mysterious disappearance. the ocean currents and the wind drift are consistent with this kind of drift pattern. and if this aircraft broke apart during its descent and it could ver...

Total contributing to this effort. we should say that it is a search and rescue still. they are not calling it recovery yet. they're holding out hope there could be survivors. >> katie tur, thank you very much. nbc tom costello covers aviation and anthony roman is a former flight instructor. they join me now for perspective this morning. tom, let's start with you with the debris and the bodies located here we know that's progress in the search. how does that impact the investigation? >> oh i think this is exactly what they've been hoping and looking for. what they will try to do is pinpoint ...