talked about doing during his campaign. truthfully, willie, i did not pick up frustration. he was very confident in the accomplishments that he has made in his first 100 days. the election is clearly on his mine. he reached out midway through our discussion about china s president xi jinping and handed us paper maps of the electoral college in the united states that he has won. the election is still high on his mind. he s happy about that victory. and he s happy about the other victories that he feels he has made legislatively and policywise since coming into office. as we continue our conversation, it s the top of the hour on this friday, april 28th. i m willie geist. joe and mika have the day off. we re talking with jeff mason from reuters about his interview with the president yesterday. i want to talk to you about the overall environment. you talked about his friends being there in the oefbl office as well. in the interview you mentioned and described a scene where he
#seriously in some pilots had to return to the airport to download the app. obviously the ipad is very light. reporter: american was an early adopter of tablets in the cockpit. pilots able to leave behind those 40 pound cases filled with paper maps. the ipad use has exploded in the past four years. map company estimates that 10,000 ipads are in jets and there have been few problems. i m astounded it s been as smooth as it has been. this is one of the first times i ve heard this sort of thing happening. reporter: turns out american airlines has a unique version of the app and an automatic update inserted two maps of the same airport which made the app crash. those two maps are of reagan in washington so any american pilot flying into this airport will have to use the backup system, a paper map till their ipad app is updated in about ten days. david kerley, reagan washington airport.
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physically did it start? where did it what s the path it was on? they re look at all sorts of records here in the united states, having been a former prosecutor, they re going to look for credit card receipts, for gasoline, look for tolls, look for gps, sorts of things, you know, we use all the time. you know, used to be paper maps, now we have gps, we have cell phone, we have blackberries. all these things hit towers. will tell you your location at specific times. they will try to get all this information, john, in order to paint the picture, if you will, chronology of where this car was in minutes, hours and days before it ended up at 45th and broadway. the new york city police commissioner ray kelly says they re looking based on the video, first person of interest is a 40-something white man, in his 40s, seen leaving the scene, changing clothes and looking over his shoulders at if worried about something. that s from the police commissioner. secretary of homeland security janet
square. thank you for that. let s get back to the panel. fran, let s start with you. does where the vehicle is from or where it was and where it is now tell you anything or that some guy had enough time to premeditate it and find a car that s more difficult to trace. the fact it was scheduled to go through, but didn t go is interesting. where, physically, did it start and what s the path it was on? they will look at the records. they are going to look for credit card receipts, gasoline, tolls, gps, the sort ofs things we use all the time. used to be paper maps, now, we have gps, cell phones and blackberries. they tell your location at specific times. they will try to get all the information to paint the picture, a chronology of where the car was minutes, hours and