you re trying to figure out what altitude, what route will keep you away from the main rain which is what the radar is seeing but of course you also have turbulence, you can have lightning and hail. all of those things have brought down air liners. one other thing, i would add is if this aircraft did not break up, people speculate that if it broke up in flight there would be a lot of debris and i would not despite that but if they were able to put this aircraft down, there may not be a large debut field presumably, the search aircraft and vessels would be able to locate the intact air craft. but we don t know at this point obviously if it broke up in flight which happened in the air alger thing in july or if it had some kind of mechanical failure like a double engine flame out. remember sullenberger sucked up
sullenberger on the water somehow and it just sank that way, is it possible? even with sullenberger, without anything breaking, it sank. if this was like a calm landing in the hudson river and it sank, theoretically, you could have a plane with all the passengers still inside, you know, two miles down. then you re not going to find it. wow. well, they did find air france. it was 10,000 feet down. it took them two years. the first debris field was that rutter and other materials, luggage. dr. bodden, thank you so much for joining us. thank you. coming up on the show, the president said, ditch your cell phone to pay for obamacare. their cell phone bill, other things that they re spending on, it may turn out that it s just they haven t prioritized health care. if you got rid of your phone or your cable, would the money saved really cover the cost of health care? we re going to break down those
weeks under water. if they get near it, they should be able to hear it. if they get near the helicopter, lure the if they hear this they will be able to find it? i m sure. i just want to point out the things that go wrong with planes are maintenance, so this air worthiness director, this ad, if that was not addressed and something was wrong in the cockpit, they didn t have good cockpit security, maybe just an unruly passenger distracted them long enough, that could be a reason. the other thing is the wreckage spread out all over the place. sullenberger landed without any warning. what will strike people that is quite bizarre and will be
is rapping. crazy stuff. take a listen. oh, goodness. i m captain sully sullenber r sullenberger they call him captain sauly n he did what he had to to make it happen and if the birds never would have tried to murder him i m sure i never would have heard of him oh, my gosh. ode to sully, my man. the video is titled goose incredible stuff. so we started with the hug. we want to leave you feeling warm and fuzzy. there is video of this polar bear cub born at the toronto zoo. it s getting its first bath. that is crazy cute. how cute is that? yeah, the cub was born on november 9th. born to mother aurora. just as cute as can be.
well, aside from an afc championship win for the denver broncos, sunday s game was a major comeback for quarterback peyton manning. a personal triumph for manning over an injury that could have ended his career. abc s ryan smith has more. reporter: a triumphant day for peyton manning and the denver broncos. not just for a win over tom brady and patriots but under pressure like this. a bad snap, bobble turns into another laser-beam pass for the four time mvp. two years after a neck injury nearly ended his career. after all i ve been through reporter: four surgeries later, his vertebrae fused together. surgeries like his limit mobility by 10% making plays like this all the more amazing. does it shock you that he s here in the first place? yeah, i mean, it is shocking that he is here. to think two years ago, that he wasn t even strong enough to throw a football to play. reporter: they are facing a young, hungry seattle seahawks. their quarterback, russell wil