never find the black boxes. and without them, we may never know what happened. tom, the satellite photography is amazing to me, the fact that so many countries, including thailand have this kind of technology. w have we yet had an airplane spotting of what was picked up on the satellites yet? of all these efforts through all these days. no. no? nope. and in fact we ve had individual planes and pilots say they thought they see something, but they re whipping by at 200 knots per hour. by the time they come around again to try to get a better visual on it, they lose it. i mean, you re literally talk about this weather here is so atrocious that you re talking about waves of 10 to 30 feet high, rolling whitecaps. and you think you see something and your mind starts playing tricks on you. and then it s lost in the sea of white caps. it s just so, so difficult to spot something when you re 300 feet up. that s the that s as low as they re going, 300 feet. and still 300 feet to try
on the satellites yet? of all these efforts through all these days. no. no? nope. and in fact we ve had individual planes and pilots say they thought they see something, but they re whipping by at 200 knots per hour. by the time they come around again to try to get a better visual on it, they lose it. i mean, you re literally talk about this weather here is so atrocious that you re talking about waves of 10 to 30 feet high, rolling whitecaps. and you think you see something and your mind starts playing tricks on you. and then it s lost in the sea of white caps. it s just so, so difficult to spot something when you re 300 feet up. that s the that s as low as they re going, 300 feet. and still 300 feet to try to spot something that is the size of you know what, some sort of a seat cushion or whatever is very difficult. these pilots must have nerves of steel. thank you so much, tom costello. all right. great reporting, again. coming up, defending the bridge. lawyers empl