also an attorney who represents victims, a former prosecutor. she deals with families after airplanedy sasters. and mr. david suecy, no sloich himself. author of why planes crash. thanks to both of you. possibilities. things are possible at this point. right? that s a very low standard of proof and that s part of the frustration for the families certainly. so investigators say this morning, we don t know if we re ever going to be able to find that out. true. incontrovertible, not worth debating, maybe you do never know. the question is, what do you know. even though, david, you believe they could be holding back information. mary, you say you don t know why they say it s criminal based on what they released. what is the information they could have that justifies a
said directly relates to the missing flight. let s talk more about this with mary schiavo. she s former inspector general for the department of transportation. now an attorney who represents victims and families after airplanedy sasters. and also with us, david, the author of why planes crash. also a former faa inspector. another morning. another round of details we need to work through. david, let s start with the cockpit measures. i find this interesting that they re announcing new cockpit measures being put in place. i m sure there s much more. what they described is the pilot and the co-pilot, they cannot be alone in the cockpit at any point. if one leaves, one of the crew needs to go into the cockpit until they return. right. does this seems like a smart move i assume, but what do you take from it? it is a smart move. what i m impressed with with
because they don t want to leave anything unturned, but they have so little to go on. he brought up food poisoning today. no one is thinking a bad salad caused the com system to go down, but they have just ex-ploerd everything and looking at all possibilities. dead end, you can t say that. an investigation can always takeny twists and turns. but i think they re stymied. david, mary, always great to have you. obviously continue this conversation throughout the morning as this investigation continued. but we have no hard leads right now. let s take a look at more of your headlines. the white house is claiming victory after 7.1 million americans signed up for health care coverage under obamacare surpassing the original target of 7 million. president obama says the affordable care act is here to