we find hatched by al qaeda. in this case, don t think of a cell phone as an electronic device. don t think of a laptop as an electronic device. it s simply another means for a terrorist to hollow out something like a cell phone, put in liquid or paste, go on the aircraft and maybe go into the lavatory and create a bomb out of multiple cell phones and multiple terrorists bring on the airplane. we stopped we stopped shoes coming on to aircraft, we stopped shampoo back in 2006. now somebody s saying maybe there s a new way to bring liquids on to an aircraft, it s a hollowed out cell phone. as you know, for now, the change is only happening in other countries flying directly into the united states. but you d be surprised if this wasn t actually implemented at some point domestically as well, right? yeah, i think i would be. it s simple enough recollecting where i was in the summer of 2006. we were sitting on the biggest plot, the biggest post 9/11 plot
pooping on the life vest. tempted to sneak a cigarette in the bathroom? not so fast. it s $2200 for tampering with the smoke detecter in the lavatory. and you know, if you had $2200, you would be in united airlines in first class. all right. hold on. i just realized who he reminds me of. remember the hbo cult favorite the comeback starring lisa kudrow? if you don t, you should. it s a great show. it s actually coming back. and on the she had a friend named mickey, her hairdresser. avon calling. oh, very good. this is mickey. he is funny. all right, if the producer to the comeback which i think is returning on hbo does not give the flight attendant as a three episode arc as mickey s cousin, i m done. the best flight attendant ever is reminding people about those pesky oxygen masks. in the event of a
nature calls, there is no lavatory. there is no facilities here. barely enough room for the four of us. so i think it s a acrobatics with we have our mission range extender which is an empty plastic bottle. sometimes we take down some plastic bottle, apple juice, to drink. and pass the apple juice through you to the mission range extender which is nothing more than a big plastic bottle. don t worry. no demonstrations of that, just so you know. well, martin, thank you very much. it really is helpful to see what will happen in the next phase. and i know it s coming. it s significant personal sacrifice to you. i appreciate it, my brother. thank you for doing it. you re welcome. the fascination overrules the clausterphobia. i have a feeling i m going to be paying for martin to eat and drink for a very long time when i see him going forward because
when investigators were able to salvage pieces of the jet s lavatory, beverage carts, even the engines. a tail section, a wing, a piece of the wing. one of the two engines. that would be an excellent clue because basically you could start at that point and work your way out and hope to find more wreckage. reporter: but first something, anything, has to be found to produce the lead that s eluded the world for more than five weeks. david mattingly, cnn, daytona beach, florida. fascinating, thank you, david. when searchers do find pieces of this plane, what can they learn from them? we re going to talk about it with a former faa accident inspector.
mix time. southwest airlines, laid back, cool, like to let their flight attendants have fun when they give the boring instructions no one listens to. you can get a chuckle now and then. there s one flight attendant, we wish we knew her name, she was on a flight to salt lake city, listen to her jokes. she talks about the oxygen mask, everything. it s pretty good stuff. in the highly unlikely event, everybody gets their own teeny weenie yellow polka dot bikini. if you are caught smoking in the lavatory you will be fined $2,000. if you want to pay that for your airfare, you should have flown somebody else. if we make you that nervous in