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. >> you need no introduction, bill nye. we're going to need you as well. >> we can find an airplane in the middle of the ocean, but we can't know whether or not we're on camera. >> that is your issue, at this point, bill nye. so thank you, we appreciate the comedic moment there. but let's get back to business. geoffrey thomas, you're there in perth. what k you tell us? richard and i are going back and forth about the significance of this particular news conference. >> reporter: look, i agree with richard on this, if it had just been the senator, the minister of defense, it would probably be domestic political. however, angus houston joining him, it may add a little bit of credibility to it or a little bit more weight to what err wwe going to hear. there might be a little bit more significance. but as richard says, if angus' boss is going to be there, they be he should be there as well. i'm not actually that hopeful that we're going to get something major out of it, was you never know. because this is such a dynamic search t

and we're going to start with bill nye. n source tells us that the plane flew around indonesian airspace to avoid radar. what do you make of that? >> well, as you pointed out, i don't think it's possible. you know, the thing that makes it real hard are the engines. the engines on big planes reflect a lot of radar. now, with that said, apparently, the pinger is the thing that i'm relying on. apparently, it got all the way out there, with large lely undetected. and i want to emphasize, we had a little dispute before the last break, in my experience, with airplane problems, it's never just one thing. it's a series of things. and so, this will all be, sooner or later, this will be resolved. it may be tomorrow, it may be years, it may be at this press conference at 11:00 eastern. but it's very reasonable, as far as the cause and effect, that it was not just a single problem. >> yeah. >> and it's very reasonable to me that the airplane just kept flying, for a long time. and how it got on that course is the sequence of events that

. >> you need no introduction, bill nye. we're going to need you as well. >> we can find an airplane in the middle of the ocean, but we can't know whether or not we're on camera. >> that is your issue, at this point, bill nye. so thank you, we appreciate the comedic moment there. but let's get back to business. geoffrey thomas, you're there in perth. what k you tell us? richard and i are going back and forth about the significance of this particular news conference. >> reporter: look, i agree with richard on this, if it had just been the senator, the minister of defense, it would probably be domestic political. however, angus houston joining him, it may add a little bit of credibility to it or a little bit more weight to what we're going to hear. there might be a little bit more significance. but as richard says, if angus' boss is going to be there, they be he should be there as well. i'm not actually that hopeful that we're going to get something major out of it, was you never know. because this is such a dynamic search tha

bill nye. oh, no nye, sorry about that.o jeff wise. >> yeah, we've talked about this in the past. it does seem like the consensus is that if this plane was put down very gently, it could remain in tact enough that, indeed, it could all wind up nice and tidy on the ocean floor. that's a big if, however. >> this sounds totally nuts, but could anyone have parachuted from a 777? i can't believe it has come to this. this is a good one for steven marks, but i know the answer is n-o, absolutely not. >> that's correct. you couldn't withstand the pressure. >> you couldn't open the door. >> right, you couldn't open the door, you would have to have an oxygen canister at that altitude and it's highly unlikely if not impossible. >> we'll be right back. (vo) you are a business pro. maestro of project management. baron of the build-out. you need a permit... to be this awesome. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. and only national is ranked highest in car rental customer satis

bill nye "the science guy" explained why it's a painstaking effort. too bad it happened.a setup properly. so it's very reasonable to me that they had bad cockpit discipline if i can use that term. something went wrong and then the plane just flew to iran out of gas and it was not a conspiracy. it was not evildoers 3 it's possible that just a series of bad luck. >>: so it's very reasonable.of bad luck officials say the signals they're following are fading, which is only adding to the urgency of the search. but they're confident the signals are from the plane's black box. coming up.another day in the books in the pistorius trial.we'll hear the prosecution dig into pistorious on the moments before he shot and killed his girflriend bulldog: [yawning] it's finally morning! i can't wait to get to mattress discounters good and early for the tempur-pedic bonus event. i'll have first pick from the huge selection of tempur-pedic mattresses. then, i'll get to choose $300 in pillows, sheets, and other free gifts. on topit's a beautiful dayonths interest-free financing. for mattress d

. >> reporter: even bill nye the science guy gets jazzed about what's happening right now. >> you havea shadow of a planet casting a shadow on a moon. it's a bug deal. >> reporter: at this moment -- big deal. >> reporter: at this moment the earth's shadow is taking a bigger bite out of the surface of the earth's moon to result in a total eclipse. is it worth keeping your kids up? >> yes, people. this is an exciting thing. this is part of now the ancient greeks realized earth was round. when the earth cast a shadow on the moon, it's always a curve and they used it to figure out the earth is a sphere and you can do that yourself. it's a stop niching. >> reporter: if you think it's a nice view from earth, imagine if you were standing on the moon right now. the massive disc of the earth covering up the sun, but in totality something weird happens. the earth is surrounded by a brilliant red halo. that's a refraction of every sunrise and sunset on the face of the earth now shining onto the moon and that's why the moon turns blood red at totality. totality again at 12:0 7 a.m. we're more than

>> actually bill nye, what they are asking is, what will mike and carter do now?> we're going to stick this one out. a big decline. 40%. 88 to 54. back to where it started on the year. we still thing rebound potential is high. stay long. >> rebound potential is high. what do you think? >> this is a situation where our options trade is set whereupon it has more leverage to the up side. i wouldn't close it here. the spreads are a little bit wide. you have 5-1 leverage if you hang tight rather than selling it here. you have to stay with it. >> what do you think is going to happen to the stock near term. these are stocks that have gotten massively crushed. >> they deserved to. we've been talking about high flying names. this certainly fits the category. you had -- >> this one in particular. >> but that's -- >> how many of us have man crushes on eli. >> once you start losing -- >> it kind of goes away. >> the better entry for this stock would be $40. >> coming up next, the final call. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ tires screech ] chewley's finds itself in a sticky situation today after re

>> actually, bill nye, what they're asking is this, what will mike and carter do now? now? >> we're going to stick this one out. a big decline, 40%, 88 to 54, back to where it started on the year. we still think the rebound potential is high. stay long. >> rebound potential is high. what do you think, mike? >> this is a situation where our options trade, which has obviously worked against us, has set up with more leverage to the up side. i wouldn't close it. the spreads are a little wide. you have 5 to 1 leverage if you hang tight. so stay with us it. >> what do you think is going to happen to the stock near-term. these are stocks that have gotten massively crushed. >> they deserve to have been. let's listen, we've been talking about high-flying names. this certainly fits the category. >> this one in particular. >> how many of us have man crushes on elon musk? >> i guess you do. >> well, once you start losing 10, 20, 30, 40% -- >> that crush goes away. >> it kind of does. i think a better entry for this stock would be 40. >> coming up next, the final call. [ indistinct

>> actually, bill nye, what they're asking is this, what will mike and carter do now? do you do now? >> we're going to stick this one out. a big decline. 40%. we still think the rebound potential is high. stay long. >> rebound potential's high, what do you think, mike? >> this is a situation where our options trade which worked against us now is set up to where it has more leverage to the upside. the spreads are a little bit wide. i think you basically have five to one leverage if you hang time. so i think you have to stay with it. >> forget about the trade. what do you think is going to happen to the stock near term. these are stocks that have gotten massively -- >> they deserve to. we've been talking about high-flying names. how many of us have man crushes on ely musk? >> i guess you do. >> once you start losing 10%, 20%, 30%, 40%, it goes away. i think a better entry for this stock would be $40. >>> coming up next, the time call. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ tires screech ] chewley's finds itself in a sticky situation today after recalling its new gum. [ male announcer ] stick it to the

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there's so much to talk about, breaking it down with our aviation experts, and even bill nye the sciencea former boeing engineer with a lot to say about this. he knows a lot about black box technology. plus, we'll talk with one of the partner of one of the missing passengers and get her reaction to the search's progress and all of the news back and forth. it seems to be good news and not good news on the same day, so we'll be talking to her on that. >> got to make sense of that, and get the lights on in the "new day" studio all at the same time. >> it's a challenge. >> kate bolduan, looking forward to seeing you. >> we're trying to save until right before 6:00. >>> all right, happening right now, ukraine warning pro-russian protesters to stand down, or else russian troops gathering at the border. is an invasion imminent? we're live with what is happening right now, next. mine was earned in korea in 1953. afghanistan, in 2009. orbiting the moon in 1971. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior

let's bring in bill nye, the science guy, the former air not ticks guy who worked on the black box.at the australian prime minister said. he said they are confident, not only that it is the black box, but they're within a few kilometers to finding it. everything you've seen in this investigation, how confident can they be with where they've placed those pings? >> very likely. we're all speculating. >> true. >> that frequency so so distinctive that when you hear it, that's got to be what it is. everybody appreciate how extraordinary finding the thing at all is. you get these faint signals on the satellite, not intended to track airplanes doing this crazy maneuver and then you go out looking in the ocean and you hear those pings. i can tell you from a little bit of time on submarines, people record the audio, the sound in the motion. the ocean is very noisy. all kind of things making sounds, waves make sounds. you record it for hours and hours, and then you go back and analyze was that really the ping? so i think these people wouldn't be claiming that they heard it unless they really

in february he squeezed in with bill nye the science guy and nelson.ed some eyebrows by posing during the ceremony with the prime ministerings of britain and denmark. but it's one thing to snap a souvenir photo and something else to use it as a commercial. when a garment manufacturers put a billboard in time square of the president wearing one of its jackets, the white house asked them to take it down. >> you have to realize it's not really an ad. it's just a photo. >> reporter: she covers ads for "the wall street journal." show homes samsung can become synonymous with a selfie and take a bite out of the apple's share. >> i think it's risky and they're on a tear and they'll pull any lever they can to attack apple. >> reporter: well the white house is not happy about this but they're another making any public requests the take down the tweets. they don't want to appear heavy-handed. norah? >> well look. everybody loves big papi, especially people that are part of red sox nation. >> big papi let me down. he doesn't know me but i just think -- >> unfortun