objective 3 states preserve arc local resources in san francisco as an irreparable thing in the past we ask you to consider how obviously 3 should relate to obviously one and two that identifies the protection of resources and the arc local resources are understood to be under the umbrella. keeping it a separate arc local objective helps to us find more detailed tailored effect, however, integrating arc local resources into the first two objectives may supported an holistic approach for all resource types and staff is suggesting keep that in mind the policy under the objective to promote more educational and interpretative use of the cities arc local resources specifically policy 3.1 asks the city to develop and maintain anarch local geographyal system and staff is suggesting this policy may better live within an prelims go measure partly because the statement is specific in calling out on a technology and knowing how technology g a s may not be the system we want to rely on it so it makes it more flexible how to record and document arc local resources. so 3.2 talks about insuring pr

what we're saying with confidence, from the first arc to the seventh arc.ircle track the seventh is when it's on a straight track. >> excuse the ignorance. but does a pilot need to have a target when he's selecting a course for an auto pilot? there's always -- nothing would be programmed into an auto pilot that would take an aircraft from the course? >> you can put the aircraft on to a magnetic heading, you can put it on to a defined track over a point and continuing, you can put it to a waypoint. there are a range of ways of entering information into the flight computer. >> or you can log it directly on its current path. >> yes. >> the lady in the back. >> the two summations obviously -- were they able to finish their job, or will they finish their job before august? and after august when you contract maybe a commercial on the water surge, what's next, and what's the capacity of that future vehicle. how many square kilometers will it cover for -- >> the answer to the first of those questions is, that we will be progressively mapping -- it will take us at l

merit in keeping objective 3 dealing with arc local resources separate from others they're a little bit different but so that we make clear their although they have separateness they should be treated the same we could make the policies that are set forth in objectives one and 2 applicable to objective 3 unless there's a particular reason that they just don't fit so i'll like to suggest that. so far as what you should do in a future presentations i think although i have misgivings your presentation was good and efficient today it - you might consider rather than through n them in this manner giving us your suggestions in the form of a document. this objective, this policy, this policy, this policy and this way of implementing it that way it is a little bit easier i think to analyze a document that's presented rather than or 8 people trying to redraft things >> commissioner wolfram's. >> i think the arc local issues should have their own sections we can't say just identify a citywide survey because most of them are underground we don't know where they are so often we find them with anoth

. >> we'll call for public comment on this item, but before we do, commissioner arce? >> thank you. on behalf of all of us at the san francisco commission on environment, we are excited to be here today. we've been talking about getting together with the puc for a long time and it's been years since our committee met. i think we all agree that it's certainly the environment commission and the puc as well that there is a major sense of shared response responsibility in the amount of work we do. it's not just the environment of the commission is sole stewards of the environment and they are running water and power. from today we are excited about learning in more ways to collaborate. the city's environmental agenda has a lot to benefit from today's conversations particularly as we seek to engage communities historically not engaged or part of the traditional environmental movement and as we talk about increasing job creation for city of san francisco through these programs. we are excited to be here today and we'll learn about the partnerships that we have and a little b

aircraft will be found but a very long arc.he aircraft turned south so the aircraft will be found in that arc in the indian ocean. >> so, the bottom line is when you said it turned south, when you talk about you believe it's still on that arc but you describe that arc as long, how big is the area now that you're looking at as a possible final resting place for mh-370? >> we're still completing the review and analysis of the satellite data and other information, including areas we have excluded from the search. at the moment we haven't excluded any element of the arc that's within the performance of the aircraft. what we are confident is we can reduce it to an area of approximately 60,000 square kilometers, which is about 24,000 with square miles. it's a very large area but one which is searchable using tone sonar and other capabilities. it just will take a considerable period of time. we had by close analysis of the data that we'll be able to prioritize that search and to go to hire priority areas first. >> and higher priority

, then the second arc, then the third arc, then the fourth arc and so on.hese various arcs at specific times. we've known this since day one. what they have to do is take all the assumptions about the aircraft's performance. and so you get certain possibilities of movements. you get the idea, did it go this way or that way. but all it leads to, and i keep coming back to this point. look, i have no doubt, brooke, there will be lots of people that will wish to take this report, and make for themselves an argument as to what happened. i think that will be highly erroneo erroneous. i think it will be highly dangerous. this -- >> the report is pretty big. >> oh, it's crucial. this report is crucial as to what route the plane took, and where it ended up. >> okay. >> what it doesn't tell us, anything about, is what happened at 00:22 when the plane took its left turn and did the hook. nothing in this report helps us in that regard. so anybody who is sitting there saying, well, it clearly shows nefarious, or it clearly shows mechanical. i think they're barking up th

index, mainly in the low 90s tomorrow, satellite and radar, all the weather right now is moving in an arc from the ohio tennessee valley into northern new england and that is the general trend of where the at atmospheric energy is riding with this system and all the severe weather, the good news for us is staying to the north here, and anywhere from pittsburgh to binghamton to burlington and we are quiet and maybe a scattered shower, much of the day tomorrow, at 5:00 you can see it's generally dry with the heavy action being up over the poconos into northern new england and as we go into the midnight hour, some of the downpours come through and a clap of thunder or two, you can see on the radar it's generally green and thankfully the severe weather is off to the north, the future rainfall totals are a half inch, you could get a quick inch or two in the region and the heart of the system, 1 to 2 inches of rain, tomorrow temperatures 88 degrees and humid again and late in the evening overnight, is the best opportunity for downpours that could create some localized flooding or downpours, 87

it's also very far from the arc. so the arc is provided by the information, provided by inmarsat.e inmarsat data is -- let's say this is right and this sound is from the plane, that means the inmarsat data would be wrong. >> yeah, it does, we all know inmarsat data is under scrutiny from outside sources. but as skrutenness as that is, it doesn't discount the fact those arcs are the best information they have. one, it's not very specific, so it's hard to say it is the aircraft. could just as easily have been a small earthquake or other movement in the ocean. so it's not really conclusive. so to try to, you know, dissuade the search that's ongoing now, i don't think that's going to happen. the second reason i have, because these low frequency vibrations can travel for thousands and thousands of miles, i'm not sure how they even figured out where it came from, to be honest with you. it could have just as easily been refracted off another object under the ocean. there's a lot of variables here. i just don't see a lot of credibility in it. i think they're even saying it's a 10% chance

you can see the top of the arc here in the middle of valencia street is 25 feet from that arc to the front door of this planned parenthood clinic. now, that is meant to protect planned parenthood patients from protests like this one giving them some room to enter the clinic without demonstrators in their face. but the supreme court ruling puts the buffer zone in limbo. >> it's weakening a particular mechanism, a particular tool, that we have had to help, uhm, reduce the intimidation and harassment of clients. >> reporter: again, the ruling was on a 35-foot buffer zone at a clinic in boston. the one here in san francisco 10 feet smaller so it is still up in the air as to whether this one will be allowed to stand. we'll hear from our legal "expert" coming up in the next half hour. right now live in san francisco, anne makovec, kpix 5. >> there are only 5 cities in the united states that have created fixed buffer zones around abortion clinics. besides san francisco, they are burlington, vermont, pittsburgh, pennsylvania, portland, maine and santa barbara. >>> santa clara county deputies

she underwent surgery arcs ri arcs -- arrived for rehabilitation. >> things hurt i'm alive. to be alive. that is why i can be positive about it. you know? it helps get me through the pain. >> in 1996 she became the first american woman to win four olympic goed medals her doctors say they're amazed by her positive attitude >> stanford as condoleezza rice has become a permanent fixture in washington. secretary of state john kerry unveiled a portrait of rice she called spectacular. it will hang where she served as the first african american secretary of state under the second president bush. she is now back in stanford, she is a political science professor. >> well, just ahead here at 6:00, a bay area man battled walmart almost a year over $100. >> michael finney on why getting refunds is never easy. and the one thing you need to get it done. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so h

we have just in the last year we have hired four employees with disabilities in partnership with the arc of san francisco. and in the fall we will begin a partnership with access sfusb and bring on two new interns with disabilities. you know the great thing about it is that we gain such skilled and highly qualified employees, you know, as from a business perspective, but what was surprising to us is that you also gain so much in staff moral, the staff just sort of rally around this group of people and it is such a great experience for them, and you know, they are saying, you know, they are co-workers coming to work today with whatever challenges they may have and they are still there on time, and often, we find that these employees are usually the most even more dedicated in that kind of encourages the rest of the team to perform even higher. and so again, the academy very much supports this effort and thank you so much for your time for this discussion. >> could i just ask it is with access san francisco unified school district and it is youth internships of youth with disabilities? >>

. >> the new priority area is still focused on the same seven arc in the southern indian ocean where the aircraft last communicated with satellite. we are now shifting our attention to an area further south along that arc. >> officials now believe that the airplane was flying on autopilot, which would have allowed it to continue further before running out of fuel. the search effort will now shift south to an area nearly 1800 kilometers off the west coast of australia. that's one of the areas already considered after the airplane disappeared in march, but the operation was moved that the signals were picked up which were thought to come from the plane's flight data recorder, but experts now say those pings were not admitted by the plane. the new underwater search is due to start in august. >> that is all we have time for. thanks so much for watching. >> see you next time. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- gg99Ññwçça7guc >> live from paris. face of thee regional jihadist threat, the israeli foreign minister says the jim risch state is ready to assist wh

they came up with that southern arc that went into the indian ocean.y are moving further down, but it is quite a distance away, 800 to 1200 kilometers away. we are talking a huge, expansive ocean, 3,000 to 4,000 meters, three to four kilometerses deep and 60,000 square kilometers to search. they are looking at a big area. they are hopeful they will find the plane on day one and could take up to a year. the search wouldn't start, likely until august. >> it's big, it's far away. they have searched part of that area and found no debris. thanks so much. >>> to the weather now. the dangerous storms don't seem to stop these days. look at college station, texas. roads inundated with water by heavy rains. more rain possible today. >> same story up north in minnesota. 7,000 sandbags were yuused to t to keep that water abay. >> dramatic images out of wyoming. look at that, a funnel cloud developed. it prompted a tornado warning. that did not tough down. >>> an ef-1 tornado in central indiana. homes damaged. crazy stuff. indra petersons is with us. >> where is th

abortion opponents target the clinic in the mission, standing behind an arc painted around the entrance. this after the board of supervisors approved the buffer zone. opponents maintain any buffer violates their freedom of speech. protestors say it limits them to the sidewalk. >> can san francisco, this 25 foot zone was an arc is illegal. it's dangerous. >> today's supreme court decision has given opponents here a renewed sense of optimism. ross is a familiar face around the bay area. >> we have to wait for this, for the decision of the supreme court. then, we're going to follow up with a challenge against the 25 feet. >> that worries executives the president does not want to see it come down. >> they stand there, they play music. they have giant, gory signs. >> the deputy city attorney says her office will take a look at the law. >> there are options to make sure we can protect womens' access >> rory little doesn't share the disappointment. he says it's a good decision in san francisco with reasonable zones five justices say other laws are fine. other laws they suggest would be fine. >

that southern arc is still very much in play. they still believe that the plane is somewhere along that southern arc in the indian ocean. the problem is, the arc stretches some 1600 miles. that's roughly the distance between washington, d.c. and mexico city. so that's a lot of ground to cover. this wednesday we'll find out exactly where they think the promising area is now, brooke. >> we'll follow up and talk about it wednesday. rene marsh, thank you so much. >>> coming up, former nfl star aaron hernandez is charged with first degree murder. now we know he spent part of the weekend in the hospital. >>> also ahead, more shocking allegations against the va. if you thought things were bad before, wait until you hear what some of these other allegations entail, what these veterans apparently had to go through. brand new report revealed today. we have it for you after the break. when folks think about what they get from alaska, they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all ov

through each one of those but what i will get to right now is the list of recommendations that the arc has. we would really like to see and other organizations have mentioned it as well and we would really like to see the reenergizing of some of those former recommendations and we would like to see the implementation of our plan to actually have regular opportunities for the cbos, to meet with the hr and the managers and we would also really like to see internship opportunities for people in a wide range of positions with different departments, providing supported and employment. to help to build a bridge to successful job hires and we want to encourage the mayor, mayor lee to give a call to action around this effort. and let's see, the other piece that i would like to mention that we would like to encourage to this and maybe this advisory council, and this advisory group to readvise and get to look at the other successful programs and what i have to do with the one in seattle and they have an excellent program and supported employment, and coordinators that facilitates a lot of the hi

champ but now with the opened contracting center visitors can get opportunity at the new state of the arcattend workshops and receive one-on-one technical assistance and learner what you need to become a primary contractor or what information to be a subcontractor and a created bed public commission it will help people to assist people to compete for and performance open city contract a lot of small businesses do have the resources to loblth the opportunity so one of the things we wanted to do was provide ways to access contract >> access to the plans spiefkz and a data place basis ease contracting opportunity and funding or capital training. this is and other documents that needs to be submitted. to compete is a technical skill that it takes to win a scheduling for a popular to you can win a professional services job or how to put together a quote it's all those technical pieces. looking at the contracting assistance center is our touch point with we get the people to come and see the planning specks and later than about projects earlier is he get training so you're ready to go arrest he

protestors say it limits them to the sidewalk. >> can san francisco, this 25 foot zone was an arc is illegal. it's dangerous. >> today's supreme court decision has given opponents here a renewed sense of optimism. ross is a familiar face around the bay area. >> we have to wait for this, for the decision of the supreme court. then, we're going to follow up with a challenge against the 25 feet. >> that worries executives the president does not want to see it come down. >> they stand there, they play music. they have giant, gory signs. >> the deputy city attorney says her office will take a look at the law. >> there are options to make sure we can protect womens' access >> rory little doesn't share the disappointment. he says it's a good decision in san francisco with reasonable zones five justices say other laws are fine. other laws they suggest would be fine. >> the professor points out the chief justice air, republican appointee did not object, nor did women justices. >> police identified a man they've accused of setting a series of small arsons. a 47-year-old was taken into custody

you can see this 25 feet from the tip of that arc to the front door and that is meant to protect patients from protests like this one. these are things that we see going on all around the country around abortion clinics. so they buffer zone would give patients room to enter without demonstrators in their face. the supreme court ruling though is putting this one in limbo. >> it's weakening a particular mechanism, a particular tool that we have had to help reduce the intimidation and harassment of clients. >> reporter: the ruling was on a 35-foot buffer zone at a clinic in boston. and again this one in san francisco is 10 feet smaller. so we don't know whether or not this one will be allowed to stand. we'll hear in our legal expert on that coming up in the next half hour. right now live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >> there are only five cities in the united states that have created fixed buffer zones around abortion clinics. besides san francisco, they are burlington vermont, pittsburgh, pennsylvania, portland, maine and santa barbara. >>> a los angeles jury will deliberate toda

the arc why logical evidence dates that the population of native people along the wasatch did fall precipitously after 1600 and probably due to the arrival of epidemic diseases brought by europeans that were transferred to other native people long before any european actually set foot here or saw great salt lake that the impact of those diseases was likely felt. the first euro americans to arrive and see great salt lake is a matter of some dispute. we know that fathers do minute easy and escalante in 1776 when they were trying to find a route from santa fe to monterey on the california coast came as far north as utah lake, but never saw salt lake itself. that's 1776. after that expedition this is there is a competing claim on what euro american first saw great salt lake. in 1824 jim bridger claims to have been the first, riding down from the bear river valley to the north end of the lake. but there is also pretty good evidence that provo, a trapper was in salt lake earlier than that and may have been the first euro american to see the lake. out there now is freemont island, masked by the larger

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could insert has arces into pakistan range of political sensitive questions, as we saw with bin laden. it was a rush to get him into pakistan that was the focus of effort and obviously that failed. he was held in pakistan. >> what did they tell you about bergdahl? >> at that point, not a lot of information. some information about leaving the compound. what is most important is to himself. bowe we have not had his perspective. we have had reports of people who spoke to him and people to communicated with him. we have not heard from bowe. in general we are missing an important perspective. before anybody reaches a conclusion, they should hear from him. tocould this lead conversations with the taliban that would be productive? >> in my view, negotiations with the taliban are going to require a range of issues. there are some factors working against successful efforts, the u.s. has announced it is going to leave by 2016. negotiating with the taliban. it has increased its lyrical stature. , and the unlikely 's perspective with the u.s. believing that it is going to be willing to negotiate.

she underwent surgery arcs ri arcs -- arrived for rehabilitation. >> things hurt i'm alive. so thankful to be alive. that is why i can be positive about it. you know? it helps get me through the pain. >> in 1996 she became the first american woman to win four olympic goed medals her doctors say they're amazed by her positive attitude >> stanford as condoleezza rice has become a permanent fixture in washington. secretary of state john kerry unveiled a portrait of rice she called spectacular. it will hang where she served as the first african american secretary of state under the second president bush. she is now back in stanford, she is a political science professor. >> well, just ahead here at 6:00, a bay area man battled walmart almost a year over $100. >> michael finney on why getting refunds is never easy. and the one thing you need to get it done. >>> in castro valley, 5,000 pg&e customers are affected in the area. pg&e is looking into what went wrong but we know the fire department got calls about a loud boom. there is no estimates on when service may be restored we'll

western iraq and that arc.we're talking about a caliphate all over the world. >> absolutely. it sounds crazy to a lot of people listening, but this is what they want. and they won't stop. it starts in iraq and syria and then it expands. that's the ultimate goal. global domination pop that's why i call it a reverse crusade. it will be very interesting. thanks very much for being with us. >> all right, coming up, tens of thousands of children are crossing our borders. many with infectious diseases. is our government actually [ male announcer ] identity theft ... it's one of the fastest growing crimes in america. in fact, there's a new victim of identity theft every...three...seconds. so you have to ask yourself, am i next? one weak password could be all it takes. or trusting someone you shouldn't. over 100 million consumers had their personal information stolen in recent retail store and online security breaches. you think simply checking last month's credit score can stop identity thieves now? that alone just is

it has to be somewhere along the arc. it's along this seventh arc.estion is, where along the arc. the primary assumption that drives where you end up on the arc is the speed of the aircraft. and after interviewing a number of 777 pilots and looking at a lot of analysis, we just believe it's more likely that the average speed was much higher. that takes you to a point quite a bit further southwest of the next location that they are planning to search. >> after the pings were detected, that focused in the search for five to six weeks on that area. do you think that was a mistake? >> i wouldn't say it's a mistake. i think every step along the way, the authorities have been trying to work with the best data available. and when the acoustic data appeared to offer important clues, it was important for them to search that area. keep in mind, all these searches have been along this seventh arc. our search area is also on the seventh arc but just further south. we base that, again, on our belief that it's more likely that the aircraft had a much higher air sp

western iraq and that arc.e're talking about a caliphate all over the world. >> absolutely. it sounds crazy to a lot of people listening, but this is what they want. and they won't stop. it starts in iraq and syria and then it expands. that's the ultimate goal. global domination pop that's why i call it a reverse crusade. it will be very interesting. thanks very much for being with us. >> all right, coming up, tens of thousands of children are crossing our borders. many with infectious diseases. is our government actually putting us at risk? two medium cappuccinos! let's show 'em what a breakfast with whole grain fiber can do. one coffee with room, one large mocha latte, medium macchiato, a light hot chocolate hold the whip, two espressos. make one a double. she's full and focused. [ barista ] i have two cappuccinos, one coffee with room, one large mocha latte, a medium macchiato, a light hot chocolate hold the whip, and two espressos -- one with a double shot. heh, heh. that's not the coffee talkin'. [ female

they stand behind 25 foot arc painted around the entrance. city ordinance went that effect last year after the board of supervisors approved the buffer zone. opponent here maintain any buffer violates the freedom of speech. especially this one. 25 foot art goes right into traffic. protestors say that limits them to only the sidewalk further violating the first amendment rights. >> can san francisco this 25 foot buffer zone with the arc in the street is totally illegal. it's dangerous. >> today supreme court decision has given opponent here a renewed sense of optimism. this is a familiar face at protest around the bay area. >> like tony said we have to wait for this decision of the supreme court. now we follow-up with challenge against the 25 foot. >>reporter: that worries planned parenthood executives. president heather doesn't want to see the buffer come down. >> they stand there they intimidate people. they play music. they have giant gorey signs city attorney says her office will now take a closer look at the city law. >> we have some othe

doing the great work of the city and opening up our land for events to happen that people can find arc and stage hand workers can work on the project i believe they'll be paid a prevailing wage so colleagues, i urge tore support and hope you can support me >> supervisor cowen. >> thank you to the maker of the legislation supervisor avalos i appreciate the work and appreciate you're answering my questions around some of the questions that local 16 raised yesterday i'm becoming more faurm familiar with the questions and i appreciate you also spending a little bit of time explaining light work you've done to provide a space for all questions to be answered. so at this time i'm not prepared to request a continuance thank you >> supervisor wiener. >> i want to thank supervisor avalos for his work on the legislation and the others who helped to put this moving forward. i'm concerned to receive local 16s letter and, you know, we also want to have peace and harmony many among the labor unions and but i also note this was a public process and having the author pieces of legislation myself i kno

same economic problems that contributed to the your ilk accurately there is a big difference between arc session negotiations or becoming a member of the european union and what we are doing now i'm happy to discuss if the fisa larchmont wash rushed if the last two countries of the fifth enlargement that were romania and bulgaria in two thousand and seven they should have waited for a bit longer time i believe gifty if you want when i was in government i was among those who thought that understood romania and bulgaria should join the european union i think that what you are mentioning and i agree with you is that there is a certain and larchmont fatigue the european union has to digest these big fees the last. people are speaking of other new you member states they're not new. some of them the bulk of them have been there since say ten years so that's not new but yes i have personally think that this it is a certain a large amount fatigue but once more what we are speaking about in ukraine is is about government for the. euro european union in ukraine is shorthand. for the government mis

. >> reporter: investigators say they are confident that the plane went down this arc.e problem, that stretches more than 1600 miles, roughly the distance between washington, d.c., and mexico city. the unknown var ables, keep to unlocking what went down. multiple australian teams are now re-evaluating those to narrow the search area. >> our path is to finalize the arrangements regarding this search operation. >> reporter: the bluefin-21 focused on 329 miles. the new search area will cover 23,000 square miles and is almost certain to include areas to the south but investigators say that no decision will be made for up to two weeks. >> once they are selected, they have 300 days to search that area. >> right now, no search is going on? >> nothing at this point because they want to line up who is going to be the best company to do the search so they are in that process now. >> rene, thanks very much. joining us now is andy pastor, "the wall street journal." he's been doing major reporting on what is going on. your last report, andy, suggesting that maybe they are looking in

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at the arc de triomphe. >> stepping up the euros stuff, only the second and the queen elizabeth ii set foot in france. royal the only surviving from the active service during the world war. a quick change of close and their the queen and francois hollande pay tribute to soldiers killed in world war ii to the sound of the british and french national anthems. well-wishers from the world over watch from the sidelines as francois hollande and queen elizabeth later visit the tomb of the unknown soldier. >> she's a friend of france. she speaks very good french. i was at dinner with her at the palace 10 years ago. she deserves to be honored. >> i think it would be fabulous. i am actually laughing that i came to paris, france to see my own queen. the queens had too large for the traditional citron, he opted for a more spacious vehicle with the republican guard. they then went to the palace for a brief meeting. elizabeth the second finish the day with a thursday garden party . on the guest list, french and british veterans from the second world war. the queens, despite fondness for french food,

the signals appear to have originated somewhere in this zone, far from this arc where the plane made inmarsat satellite. that still considered the best evidence. >> we remain very confident as to all experts that the arc associated with seventh ping is going to be close to where the aircraft will be found. >> reporter: authorities have now isolated the 1600-mile section of the southern arc. the plane could be up to 23 miles west or 35 miles east. one quarter of this will soon be picked as a search area. australians officially called for private contractors wednesday. the deadline, they'll have 300 days to complete the search. and a british woman sailing from india to thailand says she may have seen flight 370 the night it disappeared. she describes what she saw as an outline of a plane with orange lights and what appeared to be a trail of black smoke coming from behind. now cnn has confirmed that she reported this to the australian authorities heading up the search and we got a response from those authorities. they say they are reviewing this woman's claims at this point. >> rene mar

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we know where that last ping was and that identifies an arc.was in the air for 7 1/2 hours because i presume that last ping was right before it went down. so that's a fair amount of information, but that still only gets you to about a 24,000 square mile swath of ocean. what happened was, if you will recall, they were headed in that direction, then they heard those pings which we now know were an errant ping or pings from something else. and that area of the ocean has been searched. there's no wreckage there. it's been such a slow motion thing. why is this taking so long? >> talk about the malaysian authorities, right? they publicly denied anothe news report saying that the pilot's been identified as the prime suspect. reports that he's at the center of this continue to surface again and again. do you think they have more information than they're letting on? >> i'm sure they have more information than they're letting on. that's been the story of this story. there's been all kinds of information they haven't laid out on the table. this is a case