aron, let's start with you.mber are you hearing from the australians right now about how much this is costing? >> reporter: hi, john. well, it's pricey. the chief of the australian transportation and safety board telling cnn that it's estimated that a prolonged underwater search and recovery effort will cost around a quarter of a billion dollars. and that doesn't even include the search for debris. every day they've been deploying around a dozen ships and a dozen planes to scour the oceans for any signs of mh370. they have found nothing so far, but that's estimated to cost in the tens of millions of dollars. now, angus houston, the man responsible for coordinating this multinational effort, has been asked time and time again about that price tag. he has been loatheded to put a specific price on it all, but he acknowledges that this is expensive. so far none of the countries involved balking at any of this cost, john. >> well, obviously there are many countries involved, tom. so how does it get split up? who exac

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good morning, aron. >> reporter: good morning, carol. that object of interest that we chatted so much about yesterday. it was a piece of metal found about 190 miles to the south of perth. officials now, of course, ruling it out as having no connection to missing malaysian flight 370. but cnn has managed to obtain photographs of that object. and in looking at those photos, it is perhaps easy to see why authorities were so initially interested in it. it's essentially a long piece of metal with rivets. but, of course, in the end, it turned out to be just another lead turned disappointment. but officials at the moment not exactly saying what it is. but it does appear to be just another piece of garbage like all the rest of the garbage that has sort of muddled the waters of that aerial search for debris that is ongoing today. another 11 planes and 11 ships out there scouring the waters, trying to find any sign of this plane. australian authorities now even acknowledging that it's highly unlikely that anything will come out of that visual sear

leon aron, thank you. wolf blitzer here with a prevuf "the situation room." your show. the video surfacing of a high-level al qaeda meeting in yemen. what more do we know? >> barbara starr broke that story yesterday in "the situation room." it's amazing video. these are 100 al qaeda terrorists, training, including the number two al qaeda leader, all out there, high definition video. this is good quality video, posted on youtube. the question, did the u.s. intelligence community really know about this? if they did know about it, why weren't drones sent to strike some terrorists which the obama administration does a lot of the drone assassinations and suspected terrorists whether in yemen or elsewhere. barbara's got more. peter bergen will be joining us, he's got strong thoughts on what's going on now. the video, you've seen it, very dramatic. >> it's not al qaeda on the run. >> no. >> wolf blitzer, thank you so much. we'll watch "the situation room" next. >> coming up, a college dropout, living in his mom's basement and a dotcom billionaire, one of twitter's c

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an upgrade from jpmorgan chase raising aron price on the stock from $115 to $125 saying there's a possibilitytors may target them. those shares of 2.5% as the company and makes fuel cells announcing only buying one of its rivals for $4 million in stock. power shares are by 1/2% and pandora, the popular internet radio company reporting listening our surged by 14% last month from a year earlier. shares were moving hire about 5% but right now so is the quick one. the real halftime report is next. stuart: the much-anticipated real have tossed report. nicole petallides at the exchange, market watcher harry dent, welcome back, charles payne, liz macdonald are here. despite all the time of the highs on the dow and the s&p 500, plenty of people out there are saying there's a crash coming like 1987. look at this chart. it is in usa today. it compares the current rally with 1987 right before the crash. harry dent, right up your alley. you see any significance in those charts? >> yes. i see bigger crash san 87. in 2007 we peaked in the baby boom boom and spending, the spending way of in my new book the