i had family members who died at young ages due to chronic diseases. we were trying to figure out how do we provide our resources for our community and our home. we have a component in our garden which is a you-pick area. if you need fruits and vegetables. we try to teach how to use what we grow. i want to grow old in a healthy way. and i want that for everybody. all right welcome back. a british ship with high-tech under water equipment is now in the same area where that chinese
information to go on. i don t think we have a lot more information now. so every time they seem to refine the data that they have, maybe they re changing the winds aloft. maybe they re changing for the different fuel calculations. they seem to close that area, make it a little smaller each time. and as everybody here has said, hopefully they ve got other information that really will help locate this. peter, they re still looking on the surface. they ve got planes flying around. they have seen a lot of junk, nothing connected to wreckage from a plane. but the new development over the past 24 hours is that they are now sending this high-tech underwater equipment in there. hoping to hear that ping from the batteries. from the black boxes. there s this blue fin 21 that s also sent to the area. but they re not using that yet, because they don t know where to send it. they don t know where to look, no. they haven t heard a thing. and this is really a very hail mary would be a positive th
rod mccallum has extensive experience searching under water. rob is here with us right now. so how difficult of a mission is this, since they re not even sure, as i ve been saying, they re looking in the right place? but now all of this high-tech underwater equipment has been put in place, and it s moving around. trying to hear that pinger. yeah. it is a long shot. but although it s a long shot, it s the best shot. you know, there s no sense in having those assets in that part of the world and not having them in the water actually searching. so, you know, they re using the best data they can from the last known tracker, and they are deploying the assets along that track. and it s a shot in the dark, but it s an informed one. and it s basically, you know it includes a lot of luck. because that equipment can only move in a relatively tiny area every day. that s right. it s essentially a microphone, an underwater microphone, hydro phone, with very limited range, perhaps a couple o
sophisticated, high-tech equipment. but the devices are designed to be used once a debris field is located and is the search area is dramatically narrowed down. brian todd is here with more on this part of the story. so obviously, there are great limits to what this high-tech underwater equipment can do since they re not even sure they re looking in the right place. that s right, wolf. this equipment is very impressive. this towed pinger locater can go 20,000 feet below the surface, can detect the pinger from two miles away, but does have its limitations. still, here s what the chief search coordinator, air marshal angus houston said a few hours ago about the pinger locater. using the towed pinger locater from the united states navy, on australian defense vessel ocean shield, and a similar capability on hmsecho