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so our lighting .oxygen systems and psus and lavatories are on the boeing 737. and the way those lavatories are designed, there's actually more functional space and it's a much more comfortable and clean environment because of the surfaces which have been used in the manufacturing. it does put together a better economic model for the airlines and the addition of up to six seats. >> do you guys design the toilets, too, like the actual toilets that go in the lavatories? we designed the toilet for the new lavatories in the boeing 737. >> i hope it has a deeper -- my problem is -- flashback factor. i hope we have a -- >> no. i like to flush. >> a deeper front. >> i want that flush in my toilet at home. whoosh. it's like gone, it's out of the neighborhood. >> it sounds like, becky, like you and i may have to talk about this after the program. >> seriously, i am going to talk to you about this after the program. i'm glad to hear you guys have redesigned this. maybe the new ones are better. that's what i'm thinking. >> nice to be with you. have a great day. >> great to

american activists tried to pair it with the tides in the men's lavatory. i could get her to feel a bit going the official currency. look underneath. the right thing to buffalo for the lakota once the buffalo with everything for their survival of the state food and clothing everything it was their holy county last month according to serve a purpose tired of being dependent on the us economy which hosted an easter is over. every year about two hundred and twenty million dollars it comes to the reservations but harrison less than twenty percent that actually stays with the natives in the local economy most of that money come from you guessed it should be no people gambling hurt and read our mail meanwhile the reservation is one of the most impoverished areas in the us according to forbes. so today i found really nice and it's late in the us dollar and culture paris is helping not according to pave the path to freedom so carson the fbi is our dna. he called the voted teacher of mourning that take another pic of currencies will go. this despite the fact that th

typically could do that to go to the lavatory. certainly you could do that. you can also keep somebody out of the cockpit. there are ways of doing that. and in that case, if you had a suicide on -- in your own mind, yeah, you could put that plane into a dive. you could take it off course. everything that we have seen so far or led to believe to be true could have been done by one person in the cockpit. again, a pilot or somebody with aviation knowledge. >> what -- quickly to you on this 122 pieces of debris that the satellite image -- it could be junk or it could be parts of the plane. the planes apparently flew over that area. they didn't see anything today. >> well, i agree with that exactly, wolf. typically, what you do see are scattered, numerous pieces of scattered floating objects, not usually 75 feet long. again, i think what we have never seen is a suicide situation where someone decides first to fly the plane to the ends of the earth. maybe that's something we're going to see for the first time. >> and we don't know if the pilot or co pilot or somebo

somebody tweeted at me and said is that a lavatory door from the airplane? i'm not sure it would float but potentially. but generally speaking, rectangular objects we don't associate with the outer skin of an aircraft which will be curved and swept back and aerodynamic. this is something you want to go pick up and see what it is. >> david soucie, do you see anything there? >> the only thing potentially -- again like miles said, without scale it's virtually impossible to determine what it is. it could be a landing gear door, square flat similar to that. but it would also have as he mentioned some aerodynamics. >> other pieces of plane as well. >> absolutely. >> the idea, how much time has been lost here? i don't want to sound critical because everybody's been trying to do their best obviously with very limited information. but have the last five days, six days, searching in that other been a waste? >> i don't think it's a waste. as mary pointed out, it shows to me there's a healthy thing going none this investigation, the ability to look at what you've done,

he essentially carried on the ingredients he needed, was able to assemble the bomb in the lavatory, in the airplane bathroom. seat 26k. i don't know why i have remembered that, but i have. he got off. he was off the plane, but the bomb went off. >> when you get on a plane, do you think of that? >> i don't think of that. but what i do think of is how much more enhanced our airport security is, but there are holes in it. i do think about that. i do not specifically think about that plot. >> here you are in 1996 with bill clinton. >> mr. president, thank you, in particular for your leadership and unswerving commitment to have a comprehensive, tough, but fair anti-terrorism bill enacted now when it is so badly needed. it is my distinct honor and privilege to introduce the president of the united states. mr. president, every american is safer today because of you. on behalf of all law enforcement and all americans, we thank you. [applause] >> this is a serious subject, but excuse me for asking this question. you are about five feet tall. >> i am exactly five feet tall. >> you have a little

also been a serious changing the laws governing non environmental organizations that basically a lavatorieslyze there work for months at a time order shut them down summarily. the costa protest and the cost of seven or is extremely high. what is happening in the last couple of weeks is the final attack on independent media. the only independent television channel in the country will probably shut down next week to. they have already been dropped 80% of a 9/11 satellite providers. the big news agency was basically handed over to the state today. what happened today was actually amazing. it's privately-owned. senator found out this morning and she was fired. end of his ana a kremlin hand was appointed to replace. and just before we went on stays the reason i was chairing a my phone sonntag was because if you log on a couple of hours ago all of the news items were linked to a state news agency items. it was literally handed over to the kremlin. the largest privately-owned as resource in the kutcher. >> okay. thank you so much. in the context of historical russia, the only country that has had

the co-pilot waited until the captain left the cockpit to use the [ laughter ]lavatory, and then recorders show him uttering -- you can hear him uttering all these prayers to allah, and at the same time it showed him pushing it down forward and just plunge. they investigated everything about that guy at home. obviously he's dead. he committed suicide. but they never found any reason for him to commit suicide. same thing later in the late 1990s, silk air, it was singapore airline off malaysia again. that went in and it was never proven but they felt like it was a suicide. there were a few signs with that pilot, but nothing hard to go on. >> but at least it's something. they're trying to get anything. >> we just don't have a lot to deal with on this. >> right. here's something i've been thinking about. people have been tweeting me about this bob. why didn't anyone on the plane text or try to call out with their mobile devices at any point? >> that's unexplained. perhaps they just weren't aware of anything happening until it all came down and at that point, maybe there just wasn't a way to do

and unless they did it while one of the other pilots was, perhaps in the lavatory or something like thatery. robert mark, we have a lot of other questions to ask you. we'll get them another time. thanks very much for being with us today. >> you're welcome, jon. jon: we're also just getting news on another aviation story in the headlines. the faa has made a decision on the fate of the troubled boeing dreamliner. good news for the american aviation industry. that is coming up right after the break. your mom could do anything. turn night into day. conquer the globe. stop floods. now she could use a hand, so she can keep living on her own. comfort keepers can help you help her. our professional caregivers are carefully chosen and highly trained to provide a variety of in-home services while truly engaging with your aging loved ones so they can stay happy at home. comfort keepers. keeping the comforts of home. call comfort keepers now to learn more. news for boeing, a jointly released report by bow and this fa a, said the dream liner 787 is basically okay. design and manufacture okay accordin

time to time for the cabin service staff to provide drinks or for the pilots to get up and use the lavatoryhe door is opened occasionally. it's a carefully controlled process and procedure but yeah, there with possibilities here that it could be a passenger. >> and we have these reports about it might have changed direction multiple times. we know about the sort of sudden and dramatic change in coarse. we have other reports that it may have changed direction multiple times in possible kind of dramatic fluctuations in altitude. as a captain, when you see reports like that, what goes through your mind? >> well, there's actually a couple of different possibilities here. if the airplane dub i'll use this term very loosely -- was wandering, meaning it was not flying a specific track, that could indicate that the auto pilot is off, that it's in an in-trim condition but the crew is incapacitate pd. i really want to caution everybody. even in light of the malaysian prime minister's statements that it was a deliberate act, let's be absolutely sure we're factually based because we've seen so much dur

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