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the belgian led out the sprint, taking the best line to hold off australia's michael matthews and claimictory in front of his home fans. he appears to be rediscovering his form at just the right time. just 18 months until the start of the 2015 rugby world cup. one new zealand flight is all ready looking forward to the tournament. they lifted the trophy for just the second time on home soil in 2011. no team has ever managed to rid chain the crown. -- to retain the crown. >> no team has done it twice. there is a reason for that. it is a pretty tough thing to do. so that is something we really want to do. we work extremely hard. g

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matthew chance in perth. thank you very much. let's discuss now, michael, aviation analyst, retired royal air force pilot. les obben, 77 pilot. rick gillespie, international group of historic aircraft recovery. mary schiavo, former transportation department inspector general. also joining us in a little bit will be jeffrey thomas, ceo of airlinesratings.com. a statement a short time ago saying chinese reports can no be verified. what do you make of that -- mike, i want to look at, as we talk about that, can you put that map up? because the map shows where they found supposedly this pulse signal. it shows the planned search area and the previous search area. there's no overlap. >> no, there isn't. i think the point you made from the -- >> this new map was just released. go ahead. >> yeah. cannot be verified at this point. we need to be cautious art looking too much into what that statement actually means and coming to a conclusion of whether the air chief marshal is going to go and corroborate that or just going to go and leave it. i think that's a dangerous assumption to make. what has happened is that th

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. >> matthew chance reporting live for us in perth, australia, thank you for that. i want to bring back in my experts on this newest development. michael kay is a retired lieutenant colonel in the royal air force, former adviser to the uk minister of defense. david suze is a former air accident investigator. from boston, tom acheler is the vice president of teledine marine systems, happens to be the maker of pingers and also pinger detectors. tom, that fifth ping has now been ruled out as a black box ping. i'm not sure exactly how they do it, but does this sound to you that the sonobuoys maybe aren't what we thought they might be be in this search? >> i don't think that's true at all. they're different than, let's say the way the total towed pinger works. they're incredibly sensitive. and so they've been tuned differently. in this particular case, they've looked at them, they've tried to tune them so they can detect the frequency of what the pinger should emit. the first thing. the second thing is they operate deep enough. almost 300 meters, maybe deeper, and are able to provide that good link to a better acoustic channel away from the

matthew chance. appreciate that let's go now to our panel this hour. cnn aviation correspondent richard quest, cnn analyst michael kay. collin keller, an integral player in the search for air france 447. and geoffrey thomas, managing director of airline ratings.com. what do you know about this? >> well, before we get -- if we may, here we have the -- >> i know, but first answer the question, and then we'll get to that. because they're waiting to confirm that. what do you know about this? >> what i know about it is that we've known for a long time that the plane went north then turned to a u-turn, then went down into the strait of malacca, out to the west, and then across down into the indian ocean. you're watching it here. now we believe it's been confirmed or at least sources say that turn at the top was designed to in some shape avoid crossing malaysian airspace, at least crossing the land mass. it probably would have been caught on radar, but they do believe that that's why it was done. >> go ahead. >> yeah, i mean, just following from what richard is saying, primary radar goes out to about 125 miles around th