process, and because she faced this execution date in march, and because it was called off at the last minute, and up until the last minute, we didn t really know it was over until it is over, and it is a back and forth and hard to know really how to the feel from moment to moment. it is such a loss. i know that you were as you were waiting for this interview at your satellite location, you were able to overhear my interview with mark hendricksen with mark glossip who is an identical situation with your friend kelly, dead man and woman walking leading up to yesterday, and mark is trying to save the life of his client today, and, i wanted to ask you how you felt listening to his answers about his frenzied efforts now with the u.s. supreme court? it hit me hard. i m just feeling very fragile
retailers for years. as we started moving into the 2000s, tie-dyes were becoming more popular. while those appealing and ego boosting orders would be a dream for many small business owners, over time they were more of a frustration for cass and his team. he wanted to make sure the deals worked so he had to make strategic decisions. cost was the biggest factor. we couldn t do the work they wanted us to in the united states mainly because of labor. rather than starting to turn that work away in 2003 we opened a satellite location which was in guatemala. in his mind, the second factory was designed to get and keep business. we were looking at it as the business is going overseas anyway, it might as well be to somebody we know.
from the al qaeda nusra front. some have been released. and despite the awful start, abu is determined to fight on. the americans follow him, using a gps on his wrist and in his vest. when he targets airstrikes for them. translator: i go to the front line of isis and give locations for the war planes to bomb. we have advanced satellite location devices to target anyplace on the front line whether we see it or not. there are daily drones, i speak to the americans every hour, a total of four hours a day. reporter: one hurdle in recruiting for the pentagon is that their unit is only allowed to fight isis. not most syrian rebels first and worst enemy, the assad regime. but abu also insists he will
the continuous shift of the search areas day to day. do you attribute that more to either questionable analysis of the information and data? or is this shift appropriate, considering if the plane went down in this area, the currents and the natural movement of water was shift the debris field or elements, as we see here, closer to or farther from the coast of australia? i think the key thing for us all is that the only note was the last satellite location of the plane. from there on, there s a certain amount of, i suppose, educated guesswork, how far it had flown from that point. it s sort of a big shift north from the last known located ping from the inmarsat system to about 75 miles north of where they were beginning this week. with that, based on the aircraft range using fuel, which seems to be a long time to come out from
debris was estimated to be four days ago, basd on that latitude, longitude location. of course we know this is on the move. this is four days ago, the satellite location was. we know based on the movement, i calculated it to be 450 to 481 kilometers away from where it was based on the currents and you factor in the winds we have been speaking about in recent days and it could be considerably in a different location where the severe storms are at this hour, north and east of it. look at what happens on friday in to saturday. one of the better breaks as far as weather is concerned in the forecast. this is what i believe it will look like. this is from wednesday afternoon when the search was resumed. you look and some clouds scattered about. clouds be begin to part later on tonight in to tomorrow morning an the winds die down for much of friday afternoon and especially in to saturday. this time of the year, guys, you don t get many windows that will allow a search to resume and looks like