knows all about the difficulties of a search like this, peter goals is a former managing director of the ntsb, i ve waited all day to ask you this question, is there any good news about the search for flight 370? i ve been paying close attention to cnn for the last several weeks, it seems like every lead we get goes awry. unfortunately, there is not. and the reality is, we ve discussed this from day one, that this search was going to be extraordinarily difficult and challenging. months, perhaps years, not days or weeks, and that s because of the enormity of the task. and the lack of hard data to even start to narrow down the search area. is it also the result of ineptitude? there is no question that the malaysian government and malaysia airways were overwhelmed by this at the beginning.
attention of the tower, that there was no response for this period of time is very disturbing. maybe the guy was having a health problem. who knows? jon: yeah. and what about just the idea of having one person on duty? what does that say? does that have something to do with budget cuts? that s a concern. my old agency, the national transportation safety board, has had a concern about one-man towers because you really do, particularly at our nation s capital, you really do want two people in the tower at all times. jon: yeah. if tower is supposed to be open, i would like to know that whoever is supposed to be there is actually doing the job. absolutely. jon: peter goals, formerly with the ntsb, thank you. thank you. jenna: anxiety over radiation is spreading in japan still. more plant workers are sick as people in tokyo line up for bottled water and food. we re going to be live with the latest from there. plus, speaking of food, food and vegetable prices have been sky high over th