if anybody knows a guy that's really good with a wire coat hanger that's the fella and he's driving ahaul truck. >>> riding a bicycle in the city economical but could also be dangerous. watch this. bicyclists in melbourne, australia, wearing a hell mat cruising down a busy metro street. a lot of taxicabs ahead and very little bit of space for her to be riding her bike. but this just sucks. watch what happens. >> oh. >> wow. >> oh! >> i don't know who's to blame here. >> that's called a doring in melbourne. it's actually as a legal thing. motorists and people getting in and out of cars are supposed to be beware of cyclists. this is a bit of a debate now because cyclist doesn't seem to be seriously injured. >> got it all on camera. >> she points out what she says is the bike lane and says i'm going to have to report this to police. the guy is, like, you got to be kidding me? refuses and walks off with his two colleagues. >> stopped at the light. you are a fool. >> she continues to follow these men repeatedly asking them for their information. they continue to refuse. it's clearly an acc

he was caught by an oklahoma highway patrolman named charles hanger. hanger noticed that he didn't have copper plates on his vehicle and he noticed it when they were passing like this on a highway at very high-speed. he swung around and he stopped mcveigh. he was a trained patrolman so whether crick way he assessed that a slide bulge within the jacket of mcveigh suggested a pistol and so they had a little talk about that. the terrorists said my sidearm is loaded and the patrolman said so is mine. after a brief standoff the terrorist got into his car and dutifully wrote back to the station and then hanger did not stop there. while the man was inside hangar returned to his vehicle because long training taught them that many times the suspect tries to defend themselves. he looked in his own car and sure not be found a little business card and it said paulsen's military supply company. on the back it said tnt at $5 a stick, need more. so that was helpful and no one at the time of course new what mcveigh had just done in oklahoma city. they were only learni

. >> reporter: for the families this is not just a cliff-hanger. it is agony. >> it's hard because -- because we need answers. we need answers. >> reporter: american james wood's brother phil was on flight 370. phil wood's cubicle in kuala lumpur now decorated with paper cranes. his brother james keeping the faith by recalling phil's favorite quote from the bible, "be still and know that i am god." >> if he's listening, phil, i love you. and keep the faith, brother. >> reporter: for now there is no answer back. only stillness. despite the frantic search for answers. i'm david wright for "nightline" in perth. >> our thanks to david wright. and we here at abc news will continue to cover this story. >>> coming up next here on "nightline," we're in the beauty capital of the world documenting what has become a deadly obsession for some young women. bootleg butt injections. [ male announcer ] this is the age of knowing what you're made of. why let erectile dysfunction get in your way? talk to youroctor about viagra. ask if your heart is healthy enough fo

there is dozens of hangers there that could house a triple seven.s not in the indian ocean, it could be sitting in a hanger in ka sistan. >> got you. this story continues three hour left to find the black box which is crucial to the investigation. thank you so much. >> you're welcome. thank you. >> and the justice department is making a push to cut sentences for certain crimes. prosecutors are now worried about that. we'll tell you why. >> and harassed at the gym for having toned abs. one woman was harassed for looking too good. marge: you know, there's a more enjoyable way to get your fiber. try phillips fiber good gummies. they're delicious, and a good source of fiber to help support regularity. wife: mmmm husband: these are good! marge: the tasty side of fiber. from phillips. transferred money from his before larry instantly bank of america savings account to his merrill edge retirement account. before he opened his first hot chocolate stand calling winter an "underserved season". and before he quit his friend's leaf-raking business for "not offe

and even if you hold the hanger inside. >> does this confirm what i think people think intuitively that your emotions can have an effect on your physical state and your well-being? >> i think absolutely. i think your intuition is right, that the mind and the body are connected on various organ systems. certainly for cardiac. >> reporter: here's what happens. when you scream in anger, brain triggers release of adrenaline into the bloodstream. raising blood pressure and making it harder for the heart to pump. the more angry outbursts you have, the more you're putting yourself at risk. and the effects are even worse for people with existing heart problems, like cardiovascular disease or diabetes. adding, it's crucial to cool off in the heat of the moment, by taking deep breaths, walking away from the situation and counting to ten. a cooler head, and a healthier heart. mau maura schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >>> a new hit from the airlines. first, it was frequent flyer miles. then, bereavement fares. tonight, a crackdown on the size of our carry-on bags. the latest salvo in the battle b

i just try to synchronize myself with their imagination and grandpa come on hangers and protests he denied. it's all about pushing boundaries and breaking down. it is. this oriental in the rain is gone i didn't think so i joined them and myself this way i didn't even think about it in a dominating talk to sag. a new british fleet with them since i'm sitting around me when you feel. during the show has to do it some it is the new york. we'll take the second stanza to trade him. some are like sculpture. the painting and even though i have to go with a weak change national standards but not yet done the west and downs does not exist in iraq. between these two. each day the book the do. do. ch. caught between joan and toss the end of the russians present pitch in supporting its a pitch except he replies oh i hope to start up thought of a twin or policies of both the credit crisis. but it comes as taiwan the us jeremy and five other countries issued a joint statement to the ob was torn from putting the russians get to it. g eight summit in seoul. she also said they'd made to convene in a maxi m

. >> we hope to build induction chargers into a hanger specifically made for the jacket so you don't have to go home and think about charging another device. >> reporter: the final version will feature removable electronics and it will be washable and they won't stop there. >> we're looking forward to eventually making it voice activated and having speakers in it so that people who are vigesimalled could be directed in a load of -- vision impaired could be directed in a load of don't ways -- of different ways with our gps jacket. >> i want to look for that jacket because my internal gps needs some tweaking apparently. we have checked the company website. so far there's no word on the cost of this jacket and the only colors offered so far are pink and blue. >> limited usefulness because most of the time you're texting on your phone or trying to call somebody or playing music. >> this is helpful for people like me who need turn by the rock, go left by the flag. >> bluetooth earpiece and the phone will talk to you. >> i don't want to talk around with that thing in my ear, though. it's s

and we had broken off the top of a hanger. and she had -- that was her hook.going "har, harrr." i was trying to give her other things to say and she'd just say "harrr." >> jimmy: really? a hanger? this is how children entertain themselves in places that have no stores. wow. how about that? >> we're old school. but i was -- i don't know. >> jimmy: you weren't like that? you weren't the captain? >> i was into evel knievel. i was into the fonz. >> jimmy: me too. >> i think i was a little quieter. >> jimmy: the fonz. did you have the lunchboxes for evel knievel and -- >> i had a jacket. i had a fonz jacket. >> jimmy: really? wow. [ applause ] >> thank you. thank you. >> jimmy: they have a motorcycle in common, the fonz and evel knievel. is that what it was? >> i had a sttricycle. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you were not riding a motorcycle? >> that's a good look. >> jimmy: do you take your daughter with you when you do these tours where you're going around doing publicity for the film? >> yeah, i do. i haven't left her yet. she's 2. she's almost 3. it's going to have t

the bulk of the wreckage and after finding 97% of the plane crash experts resemble it in the island hanger can start putting the pieces of the aircraft together again so you can see how it relates to each other. >> is that the kind of reconstruction? still notness? necessarily. >> the older model of the flight 800 could only record 18 indicators and investigators needed to resemble the debris because the data only gave a partial view of what had happened on board at the time of the crash. >> essential speed and altitude and heading -- so it was not that helpful in the determining of what the probable cause was. >> flight 370 captured 82 separate indicators and significantly more information but will it be enough? >> if there is something conclusive of the 82 parameter that says the engine quit or a fire went off and they may not have to construct the entire aircraft. >> investigates can choose to recover a few key pieces and hoping to review the rest of the puzzle. >> that was alexander field reporting. this new search zone is almost 700 miles northeast of the area that has been canvassed

brigadier general jeffrey sinclair no hanger faces sexual assault charges. the case against sinclair crumbled. >> he could have faced life, now he'll escape prison time. army veteran jeffrey sinclair saw the most serious charges of sexual assault against him dropped. instead he'll plead to lesser charges, including improper relations with three subordinate army officers, as well as adultery. the serious charges were sexual assault lodged against him stemming from on incident, when both were on tour of duty in afghanistan. recently it was found that the captain had provided conflicting testimony over the course of her pre-trial testimony. there was political taint among the upper etcha lons. sexual impropriety in the military, top brass called it a crisis, it's up 60%. there was a debate in the isn't sit. senator gillibrand had a proposals to remove the complaints is adjudication away from the chain of command. it didn't happen, a different piece of legislation from a democrat of missouri won the day in the senate. there was documentation where these matters

this larger-than-life figure that you are portraying him as because he was saying to the head of hangerld always be at least an inch of away from the back of your -- >> he had a pet name for his johnson, his johnson's johnson. he called it jumbo. and apparently it was aptly named. >> stephen: really? >> yeah. >> stephen: could he pick up peanuts with it. not enough-- not enough presidents talk about their balls. >> no, i know, i know. >> stephen: this guy literally would grab his nut sack when he was eating. >> he would grab his nut sack, take a crap in front of people. we bring them from the oval office into the private bathroom, drop his drawers and take a crap. >> stephen: do you think obama could get more legislation passed if he would just drop it in front of boehner. just pinched one off. >> that's got to be the title of one of his memoirs, dropping a deuce in front of boehner. >> stephen: why did johnson care some of. the play takes place from 1963, november of '63 after the assassination of president kennedy to november of '64 when johnson is re-elected, spoiler alert. and it's

officials say she apparently committed suicide by hanger herself. she was a statuesque model who made her mark adds a fashion designer. jagger is said to be shocked and devastated by the news. reports say the rolling stones have now cancelled wednesday's concert which was scheduled to take place in perth, australia. investigators of malaysia airlines flight 370 are looking closely at the pilots. when woe come back, we'll show you why this airline veteran is under so much scrutiny. . .zaharie. za sari. . >>> the latest now on the search for missing malsz airlines flight 370. the plane's pilot and co-pilot have become a key area of focus because investigators say whoever flew the boeing 777 off course appeared to know what they were doing. the flight's 53-year-old captain, zaharie ahmad shah is a father of three and has flown more than 18,000 hours. investigators have been examining a flight simulator they found at his home in kuala lumpur. co-pilot fariq hamid had been with malaysia airlines since 2007. investigators say the two did not request to wo

because nobody wants to get into manufacture screws and bolts and nuts and hangers and things like that. so i see fastenal as a growth value play as opposed to the other two names. >> all right. chris, do you have any disclosures to make? >> yes. the firm owns all the stocks and i own none of them. >> all right. thank you so much. have a grate weekend. >> thank you. >> chris bilson of global financial private capital. >>> what does it take to produce a blockbuster video game? sony thinks it has the answer and is hoping for a billion dollar payoff. >>> sony is hoping its new video game infamous second son will be a huge hit. it's spending nearly $100 million or production, marketing and advertising. that's more than many hollywood movies. josh lipton takes us inside the making of a blockbuster. >> reporter: think it costs a lot of money to make a blockbuster movie? >> for all we know we may be able to patch you through to their security. >> reporter: try producing a blockbuster video game. one week from today sony will release infamous second son. its first big exclusive game for the ps

it became a new center for art-lovers-- architects, artists, gentlemen and their hangers-on.oufflot went there as a companion of madame de pompadour's brother. soufflot went farther south. he went to naples to a place called pestum where there were three surviving greek temples. he was virtually the first architect who'd seen a greek temple, let alone recorded it. giambattista piranesi was most upset by the idea that greek was the divine source of architecture. he wasn't roman. he was venetian. he'd come to rome at 19. he climbed over the ruins. he excavated and recorded the past in over 1,000 views, not only the past, but the present of rome, too. copper was very expensive. he put his wife's dowry into an investment into these great plates, so he was very worried. he thought the french might go to athens. although he had french friends amongst these critics and architects in rome, he attacked them. he ridiculed greek architecture. but then, just before he died in 1778, he himself went south to pestum, and in 15 or 16 wonderful drawings, he conjured up the magic of greek arch

police tried to teach hanger on tickets and a bookshelf full of noisy crime links legalism and threatening officials. but second and this played a key role in abundance that ousted president takes to get cold observers from the organize a shame for security and cooperation in europe have begun deploying across ukraine to one attendee and killing crisis. the security groups acting chief of seven told reporters in kiev that full of bounce teams have already deployed across the country and the small sent to iraq. the sun we drove through the almost forty people. bernstein. she is in the road in kiev current research in the room more relevant today. the foes for the bronze genius. with ongoing training to be left for the relocation is today tuesday was sung than most people mourning for the situation. and to report above what they seem to stop this from them and go carts to chart your progress clear picture as possible. i'm done putting bench. all went wrong and tried to contribute to the escalation of tension as the desertion of subversion as in russia and ukraine's foreign ministers met for

oh, and some clothes hangers and so forth, hmm? oh, yes please, lots. see how many we've got, and ask someone to bring them out. and you ask why. oh sid, give us a hand with these things, would you? hmm? that's an outline of the thing-- you see, it's act one and act two. but you really have to excel yourselves. you mean, take it down in shorthand? oh, good idea. can you do shorthand? i may not know much about my job, but shorthand. better and better. go into my office and get some paper, a large quantity, as much as you can find. there, well, clear the stage, please. right now, ladies and gentlemen, let me have your attention, please. excuse me. darling, if you're going to start-- there won't be any improvising to do, i promise you. what shall we have to do then? nothing for the moment, if you stay there and watch will happens. just now, we're going to have a rehearsal, or as much one as we can in the circumstances, and they'll be doing the rehearsing. - excuse me. - mm-hmm? in what way will it be a rehearsal? well, a rehearsal. a rehearsal for their be

. >> my jail staff took clothes hangers and wired this together so that it would not easily be penetrated it's certainly not repaired. it is literally wired together. >> yesterday a commission approved $60,000 to make the repairs. >>> a zoo workers farewell to zoo animals is getting attention. he has terminal brain cancer. his wish was to go to the zoo to say goodbye. he was taken around in his hospital bed and as you can see a giraffe leaned down to give him a lick on the nose. the volunteer who made the visit happen says everyone got goose bumps. >> it's as though the animals sensed what was going on and wanted to give him their goodbye. >> they know, animals know. >>> at -- how the san francisco opera helped hundreds play dress up. >> and the reason why a girl gave an officer a ticket and why the officer paid her back. >> the weather system developing offshore when rain clouds resurfaced in the five day forecast. >>> hundreds of people lining up for a chance to play dress up to help the san francisco opera. the opera is having a special sale on some of its costumes. as katie yuccas rep

ment and for each of those air folds, that are hanger faces that it could be hiding in. first thing we would do and attempt as many as you can. >> and if they can monitor our cars, they would beably to find triple side airplane. maybe we ought to be looking for more e-mails and less thu my e-mails >> could be, governor. we are very, very good at looking for things with within areas in which we know to be looking. >> in we have the asets and resources to scan theuary. and growned bias it is something like this. and that it becomes an investigation after that point. and as much data as we arably to skop. we are lumented on the number of analyst and resources that can scour through all of that. great insight and we appreciate you being in here. >> thank you. and increasing minimum paenl. and a high of why they >> there is so much focus on the loy of the year and you can keep your doctor and if you like your insurance you can keep your health insurance. we haven't focused on one of the tales and the one that the president reportedly promised. it would reduce your cost by 250

. >> we transported the wreckage from the accident site to the hanger. this afternoon, this evening and in to tomorrow, they will lay that wreckage out, identify parts an pieces that are potentially not there. >> officials expect to have a preliminary report on the crash in a few days. a complete report could take up to a year. now we want to take you live to australia where the australia marp time authority is briefing the media on the reports of satellite imagery that may involve missing malaysia airlines flight 370. live. >> in new zealand air force and united states navy. received satellite imagery of objects possibly related to the search for the missing aircraft flight mh-370. they received an expert assessment of the satellite imagery this morning 20th of march. the images were captured by satellite. they may not be related to the aircraft. the image was provided by the geo spatial intelligence agency debris south of the search area has been the focus of the southern search operation since monday 17th of march. the image is in the vicinity of the

they just need to get the hang of using the world's biggest hanger first. >> there's a government that can simulate the center of a nuclear explosion in the middle of the sun. the national facility is a $3.5 billion project. the large nest the world, and in february it achieves an extraordinary break through, getting more energy out of a piece of fuel than it put in. we received a tour. the facility gives birth to tiny beams. and then it fires them at a target. >> the lasers are created in these locations. we time them very precisely. we then launch it and send it up throughout our large laser beam line. the funding for this facility is mostly military. the purpose is to simulate the science that you see in nuclear explosions. but the potential is huge, and other countries china, russia, france, are all building facilities like that have a military purpose, but hold incredible promise. much of the research is about simulating but the experiment was a break through that could some day revolutionize how we make electricity. >> we took the entire energy of the lazier and concentrated it d

they reassemble it in a long island hanger. you can place pieces of it back together again.see how they relate to each other. is that still necessary? >> there is obviously debate about that. the older model could record only 18 indicators. the data gave only a partial view of what happened onboard at the time of the crash. speed, altitude, heading, so, it was not that helpful, in the determining what the probable cause was. >> the missing data recorder captures indicators but will it be enough? >> if there is something conclusive that says the engines quit or there was a fire distinguishing that went off they may not have to reconstruct the entire aircraft. >> alexandra field, cnn. >> much of the search for flight 370 hinges on the weather. coming up, what search crews can expect in the day to come. first, for a mom with three children a cancer diagnose says of ten raises fears with your kids than with your own life. >> coming 7:00 let's go brush your teeth. i'm a pretty independent strong woman. very cold outside. but, being a single mom is a full-time job. >> good morning

less than 90 minutes after the blast, about 75 miles north of oklahoma city, state trooper charlie hanger a 1977 mercury marquis for not having a license plate. the driver of the car is one timothy james mcveigh. >> when he got out of the car, he looked like a clean-cut young man, military-type appearance. he had a short haircut and a light windbreaker jacket on zipped up at the bottom. as he removed the wallet, that jacket tightened up and i saw a budge that appeared to be a. en and i grabbed the budge on the outside of the jacket and i instructed him to get his hands up and he said my weapon is loaded and i nudged him and said, so is mine. >> he arrested mcveigh for carrying a concealed weapon, never imaging his prisoner is the oklahoma city bomber. initially, the name mcveigh means nothing to bombing investigators. they're looking for robert kling, the man who rented the ryder truck in junction city, kansas. >> it seems hard to believe that all this destruction was the work of only two men. >> the next day armed with sketches of kling and a suspected companion, law enforcement officers

ment and for each of those air folds, that are hanger faces that it could be hiding in. thing we would do and attempt as many as you can. >> and if they can monitor our cars, they would beably to find triple side airplane. maybe we ought to be looking for more e-mails and less thu my e-mails >> could be, governor. we are very, very good at looking for things with within areas in which we know to be looking. >> in we have the asets and resources to scan theuary. and growned bias it is something like this. and that it becomes an investigation after that point. and as much data as we arably to skop. we are lumented on the number of analyst and resources that can scour through all of that. great insight and we appreciate you being in here. >> thank you. and increasing minimum paenl. and a high of why they were not helping questions. canned wer. canned -- with an innovative showerhead plus wireless speaker, kohler is the proud sponsor of singing in the shower. so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 a month? yup. all 5 of you for $175. our clients need a lot of atte

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. >> reporter: the terminal will be on 29 acres featuring seven hangers, five to be used by google's founders. it will be built on what used to be san jose airport's long-term parking lot transforming this into a haven for corporate jets. >> being able to respond continuously to corporate and aviation needs, it really makes a difference to companies that they can get out there and respond to issues. >> a luxury item for the wealthy soon to take off with economic benefits for those of us on the ground, as well. the founders of google store pla planes at move et field. they expect those founders to move those planes here. scott budman. >> thanks, scott. >>> new at 6:00. fremont police want you to take a good look at this photo. they are working to track down this woman seen in the mission l hills neighborhood this week. neighbors say she was acting suspicious. police say she's not associated with any crime but want to know why she was going door to door. she may also casing nearby neighborhoods. please call police with any information. >>> there are two more cases of the measles in the

after finding 97% of the plane, crash experts reassemble it in a long island hanger. >> you can literally placing pieces of the aircraft back together again, so you can see how they relate to each other, how the impact was related. >> reporter: is that kind of reconstruction still necessary? >> well, there's obviously debate about that. >> reporter: that's because data recorders like the one on flight 370 are now more sophisticated. the older model aboard twa flight 800 would record only 18 indicators. investigators needed to reassemble the debris because the data only gave a partial view of what happened on board at the time of the crash. >> essentially, speed, altitude, heading. so it was not that helpful in the -- determining what the probable cause was. >> reporter: the missing data from flight 370 captures more information, but will it be enough? >> if there's something conclusive that says the engines quit or there was a fire extinguisher that went off, it will narrow the accident down to where they may not have to reconstruct the entire aircraft. >> reporter: instead, investigators

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jeb bush honored at a private dinner last night in the personal las vegas airport hanger that belongs. the event close to the press and public as much of what will happen this weekend. a casino magnet and gop mega donner. owns resort and casino hosting this weekend's off the record retreat for republican jewish coalition. jeb bush and others invited to meet and speak. in 2012 adelson donated $15 million to newt gingrich's republican presidential primary campaign and another $30 million to mitt romney. that was only a slice of the more than $92 million he spent in the overall effort to beat democrats and president obama. that number doesn't include money he gave to super pax that don't have to disclose where it comes from. big, big bucks. who he backs is a big deal. the chance jeb bush got vetted last night, the spotlight heat is going to get much bigger. >> other than dinner in the airplane hangar, has adelson indicated who his early favorite is? >> not really but we know a lot about politics. he down plays social issue and really wants to find mainstream economic foreign policy conse

but an ntsb took four years and they put the plane back together and learned so much and still in a hanger inform virginia if you do to a training course you will see it and learn from it. and i want to say one more thing about stealing a plane, and this is so interesting to me after i what i did working on 9/11, on-base percentage on -- osama bin laden bought a plane -- we covered so much stuff in that 11 years. he bought a plane and had it transported to him in the middle east and were going to use it. they had code words and talking about delivering potatoes which were bombs, or explosives and accidentally crashed it, and the pilot that accidentally crashed the plane was so afraid he fled. but anybody can buy a plane so if a terrorist really wants a plane to pack it with explosives, go buy one so that's an interesting thing as to why you want to do this to steal a plane when osama bin laden bought one. host: next from massachusetts good morning. caller: hi, i'm just calling to say about that plane, i think hey slept on the plane because they were saying on the news they snuck on a false

you're trying to got the job done and you're like a would one-arm empaper hanger. >> we had a gentleman last week who had been deported 14 times. under what name, what auspice -- so if he can come across the border 14 times to smuggle marijuana by the way. a couple hundred pounds. what else is coming across the border? >> thank you very much, chief. incredible. the koreas coming to blows. putin is setting his sights on finland, and the u.n. on climate change. who doesn't belong and why? if the un -- so i tried depend last weekend. it really made the difference between a morning around the house and getting a little exercise. hi-ya! and i tried a baking class. one weekend can make all the difference. unlike the bargain brand, depend gives you the confidence of new fit-flex® protection. it's a smooth and comfortable fit with more lycra strands. it's our best protection. take your weekend on with a free sample at depend.com >>> nothing trending here. these massive military drills in south korea had north korea so upset they're lobbing missiles or their own towards the south. the most war l

the towed hanger device is now en route, but it's behind schedule. 550 people helping support effortsn land. 100 aviators are in the air, plus countless scientists, engineers and satellite operators trying to triangulate a crash zone. that's why australia just opened a daily operations center. the only debris pulled from the water so far turned out to be old fishing gear. as for the families, you can only imagine, their lack of trust in the malaysian government is growing after they were shown a slide of the plane looping animal laround malaysiae government refuses to show it to the press. >> reporter: behind me, leaving western australia is the latest ship to join the search, the australian vessel ocean sheelie leaving with some interesting equipment, but also some problems. the machine it's carrying is a small submarine, equipped with cameras that can see down into this ocean. it's also bringing up black box locators, something they will tow behind it so that can listen under water for the pings that the black box emits. it's like the eyes and the ears of the underwater search. but

bulk of the wreckage, after finding 97% of the plane crash experts reassemble it in a long island hanger. >> you can literally start placing pieces of the aircraft back together again so you can see how they relate to each other, how the impact was related. >> that kind of reconstruction still necessary? >> well, there's obviously debate about that. >> that's because data recorders like the one on flight 370 are now more sophisticated. the older model aboard twa flight 800 could record only 18 indicators. investigators needed to reassemble the debris because the data gave only a partial view of what had happened on board at the time of the crash. >> yeah, essentially speed, altitude, so it was not that helpful in the determining what the probable cause was. >> the missing data recorder from flight 370 captured 82 separate indicators, significantly more information but will it be enough? >> if there's something conclusive on the 82 parameters the engines quit or there was a fire extinguisher, it will nail the accident down they may not have to reconstruct the entire aircraft. >> instead i

he was caught by an oklahoma patrolman named charles hanger noticed the simplest of things, he didn't have proper plates on his vehicle and notice when they were passing on the highway at a very high speed so he swung around and stopped mcveigh. he was a trained patrolman so rather quickly css that a slight bulge within the jacket of mcveigh suggested a pistol and so they had a botox about that and the terrorist said my side arm is loaded and patrolman said so is mine. after a brief standoff the terrorist got into his car and dutifully wrote back to the station and it didn't stop there. the man was inside, a painter returned to his vehicle, long training had taught in many signs the suspect tried to divest themselves of material which you can learn a lot from. sure enough he found a business card, paulson's military supply company. at $5 a stick they need more. no one knew what mcveigh had just done in oklahoma city. they were only in the running about it and never thought to convict -- connect him to it. one other case, 99, the famous millennium period when the country had trimmer's

colleen, you left with a bit of a cliff hanger there, that it could be potentially years before we resolve from some experience having dealt with air france 447. why is it so difficult this one? >> oh, the answer is, piers, it's just such a big ocean out there. and the sensors that we have to use are so limited in range. it takes a long time to deploy them to the bottom both of the ocean and drag them along in the tracks. we have logistics problems. they get snarled up with things the sea state gets too high, we can't deploy them ball tecause waves are too long. it's a very unfriendly site for search operations. >> can we assume at the very least no plane will disappear again like this? do you share his optimistic that this is likely to not happen again? >> nothing happens that quickly in aviation. there's some good reasons for that. you don't want to buy the necessarily bleeding edge technology if it isn't proven, because after all lives are at stake here. however, in this case the technology is there. it's just a matter of really in the grand scheme of things, pennies to do this. but the

a bear would go through the biotech ipos that are going to crash and the hangers on headed to oblivion is just a research project. and look, i mean, again, there's froth, but not enough to bury us. and then, of course, to really get my bear, i'd go back to slam twitter for doing poorly on that last quarter. even as many companies would kill for that growth. and then, indeed, i'd have to trash facebook, right? for spending $19 billion for what the wrrks /* wrks whatsapp. those are such terrific risks for the bear mill, they make you feel foolish for buying any stock out there. even though the dow jones basically flat for the year. and see so many stocks undervalued. any discussion has to do with the sectors that are supposed to be dead and how the anomalies have to be resolved negatively. here's how you would spend that. we all know retail's really weak, but the stocks won't go down because there's so much money slashing around. there will only be cheap money. plus, everything's being amazon. the clock is ticking against sears, kmart and jcpen knee. there's truth to that, but it's not c

the debris or the sludge on the bottom, that can also make it next to impossible for these amazing hangers to get anything at all. >> exactly. having worked out in the very, very rough north atlantic waters, i understand the boat operations are just -- at this point they're halted because there's just so -- you can't do anything really. there's no point. the machines that they're using, the acoustic sound waves as you said, it's a very sensitive issue putting anything in the water. first of all they can't, the conditions are very rough. but you're also going to have the issues of waves and wind that are going to disturb what would be a very accurate data reading, which is what they're trying to collect. so in as much as we are waiting, these teams are very professional. they understand that it would be futile to go out at this point and really work in the water. they're not going to get accurate sound readings. they're not going to get accurate data readings. and it is that hurry up and wait situation for them. >> christine, there's one thing i do want to ask you about, and it's something

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