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remember, this is a -- planes are big, but they're not big in atical n to the indian ocean. and a little bit of luck equation for them as they're continuing their patterns for search. >> the fbi, for some period of time now, more than a week, has been examining the computer hard drives of the two pilots who were in the cockpit as well as the hard drive for the flight simulator of the lead pilot. and there are reports that they have done a thorough examination and have come up empty, have come up with a dead end. is that true? >> i have seen nothing yet that has come out of the investigation that would lead me to conclude that there was some -- anything other than a normal flight that something happened, something went wrong. again, they're going to compare the forensics on the computer with a full background on not only just the pilots but every crew member and every passenger on that aircraft will take a tremendous amount of time to do that. so, there is -- you know, we'll just have to be patient as this thing unfolds. the only way to really find out what happened is to try

we have atic you're wall street throwdown. al by baba worth 15 million. it is always about money. we want to show he you what is going on with the markets right now. the dow industrials off the high of the session but still up 113 points. that is better than 1%. s&p higher as well. nasdaq composite is up 43. a lot on the lack of violence in crimea. remember, this is on the back of a five-day losing streak even though we're seeing relatively light volume. industrials leading the way. we'll have a lot more on in just a moment. but first, it is the sexiest ipo since facebook. i'm talking about mammoth internet retailer alibaba which is spurning china to make its market debut in the u.s. it is expected to raise up to $15 billion. it could be the biggest internet deal since google. not everyone is ready to buy in. this is today's "wall street throwdown." scott martin is ready to go all-in on alibaba. he is also a fox news contributor. we have brian sossi, is saying stay away, far, far away. scott, go ahead and get it started. >> melissa, you brought up first and fores mow this is comin

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