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You know, brianna, it doesn't matter what the facts are, you still have to work back from where it is if that makes sense. it's stating the obvious but five hours ago we thought it was six miles away. now you know it's a bit further away. you work backwards and by working backwards you do eventually get to where this wreckage is. but anybody who has any notion that somehow they are going to either abandon the search or not give it full vigor, it's completely -- this thing is going to keep going until they find it just as that's still looking for 370, they are not viewing it with as many search...

The house republicans have a bill to do that but it's been sitting in limbo for years. why are these countries terrified? what are they fair tide of? social unrest. that's why they put up all these fire walls around their own societies. iran, north korea, russia. why can't we take down those walls? martha: working backwards, i wonder if we can. i feel like we have been hearing from the highest reaches of the pentagon the last several years that's cyber bar is something they were concerned about. this is where we live. this is where our financial industry lives. this is where our social life li...

Feinstein has suggested. but there really is no way to know how productive they were, how many lives they saved, if any, unless you get to see that intel and really work through it. >> the cia strongly disputes the report's conclusions and asuze the committee of reaching the conclusions by working backwards, almost like it's getting wednesday's answers to the crossword puzzle and figuring out what you could see on tuesday's. a cia spokesman put it as a what if approach that's highly speculative doesn't accurately reflect how counterterrorism operations work in the real world. bob, do you know ...

Longer than 30 days and it all depends on where it is. fresher temperature, the ocean conditions all have a factor in that. but, you know, we know if we're within a mile, we've proven with our pinger locator, if we're within a mile of the signal and it's pinging, we're going to hear it. so it's just a matter of getting all of these navy assets out there, finding some debris, working backwards and getting into position. at this point, every second counts because the closer we can get the pinger locator, the more chance we have of hearing it. so that's why we're -- we have a big push going on he...

Figuring out, a, it in fact came from this 777 and, b, working back wards and figuring out based upon this piece of metal what happened on the plane? >> well, so i think the biggest hope is that they find something they can identify with the plane, most likely things that fleet tend to be light weight interior components or seat cushions, baggage. that's what you normally see. large pieces of structure tend to sink. so if you identify something positively with the flight, it could be nothing more than a passenger's bag with a name on it. and then while the evidence mile at the time you somethi...