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joining me, congressman adam schiff is a member of the house intelligence committee and steven trimble, aviation reporter and editor for "flight global." thanks for joining me. first question, why are we halfway through the life of a battery? it can't cost ma much to change out batteries for something that lasts longer than 30 days. >> every component on an aircraft goes through a very expensive certification process. when these black boxes were design and certified there was a spec developed and that was certified if you change anything in that it's a very long and costly process to requalify it to the conditions that a black box has to survive. >> you mean requalify for government and faa regulations. that's a problem, isn't it. >> it seem crazy in this day and age we can have a major civilian airliner vanish in thin air and we're down to a 30-day ping to find it. the technologies are there to much better track aircraft by satellite instead of relying on these outdated systems and as you point out to make those black boxes easier to find with longer survivability. i hope this pushes

stevens in perth watching there. thanks. >>> i spoke with lieutenant commander adam chance, the officer in charges of p-8 poseidon helping search. he flew one of the first missions in kuala lumpur and overseeing the mission in perth. lieutenant commander joining me. thank you for jumping on the phone, i know you're very busy overseeing operations in perth. we know weather was a big problem yesterday in perth. today we're told conditions are quite a bit better. how would you describe how the search is going? >> going good, doing what they are supposed to do, like you said. we were challenged with the weather, low cloud ceilings. today better conditions. today is going good. we're covering a lot of area today and getting a lot of searching done. >> i think a lot of people wonder just exactly how you conduct a search. we know it takes four hours to get out there and you have two hours to certainly the area. what exactly do you look for? >> anything out of the ordinary. most generally looking at the ocean, rather monotonous and pretty much the same. anything not supposed to be out there generally stands out. looking for any