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search steteams or is there a reason it s not being used? general, that s an interesting question. satellites can pick out a license plate from outer space. why can t they tell what the debris is? what s the answer there? a very good question. the fact is it has to be an ele elekt ctro-optical satellite, a they come by say every 15 minutes, and we called it a leo. and you have to have a huge lens up there that to look down there, and the size of the object, we say we can identify license plates and that, but you know, that may or may not be true. but there s so much floatsome out there and debris out there that i think this complicates the problem. the french satellite was using a radar. that makes it even more difficult. well, i want to say thanks to all of you. general, captain, al yerman, great to have you with us. and appreciate your questions
so an accident, no. it would have to be done on purpose. al, i said some nice things about the ntsb in my opening comments and i really made them, but is there anything investigators can do other than what we re all doing, and i guess everybody is, just coming up with ideas. but is there anything that could be done until we find something of an airplane? well, things have been done already, governor. i know that the board has sent out air traffic control specialists, investigators. and they can take the factual information that is being put out between the controllers, the hand-off of the malaysians, and go off and look at what the conversations were. last night, i discovered in my reading when the transcripts were put out on friday, there were some questions about the crew or the malaysian air
it would have to be done on purpose. al, i said some nice things about the ntsb in my opening comments and i really made them, but is there anything investigators can do other than what we re all doing, and i guess everybody is, just coming up with ideas. but is there anything that could be done until we find something of an airplane? well, things have been done already, governor. i know that the board has sent out air traffic control specialists, investigators. and they can take the factual information that is being put out between the controllers, the hand-off of the malaysians, and go off and look at what the conversations were. last night, i discovered in my reading when the transcripts were put out on friday, there were some questions about the crew or the malaysian air
to broadband internet at home. it s a place named one america s most veteran friendly employers. next is information and entertainment in ways you never thought possible. welcome to what s next. comcastnbcuniversal. well, we ve got a great studio audience. we re going to get to some ofthies questions as well as some of yours. this is from gary robins. why wouldn t we take the lead on the investigation? rather than the malaysians? and this goes to al. well, there s an international air safety type of