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Carlene, and you believe, and i don t know if you ve still do since they found, you know the chunk of the airplane. you still believe that it was weather related? there need to be more training when it come to weather? oh yeah definitely. more so. pilots are going to be flying the plane all the way down. and unlike air france. the first officer had the stick pulled back. the airplane literally fell like a maple leaf into the ocean. not until the captain knew what was happening. they ve didn t have time to get out of it. the airplane had the same instruction. but he was trying to fly the airplane all the way down. that would make complete sense that you know it didn t fall into the ocean. the same way air france did. but the problem started, the same way with lots of instruments, and, you know storm induced. you still believe weather, ....
Sudden event david, you wrote the book on how planes crash. what key pieces of wreckage do rescuers look at or need to find to know exactly what really happened? the changes through out the investigation. right now, to look at it this way, the bodies really are, the key piece of investigative material to gather information about it. so as the bodies are retracted, where they are, the condition that they re in is going to give a lot of clues. and that is the first thing you deal with. the next thing down of course look for the black boxes. document where everything is so you know where the flow is. first bodies. wreckage. black boxages. document the rest. carlene, you are a pilot. from everything we know about the debris there there any clues if the plane broke up mid flight, stalled or what may have happened to the plane? i think that the plane stalled. they flew into a thunderstorm. ....
Here s a few right now. there is quinn liukas. he loved soccer. he was the kind of guy who stuck up for you and made you laugh when you were hurting. carlene was from indiana university. she was a champion rower and passionate about rowing. she and her boyfriend were traveling together. nick norris from western australia was traveling with his three grandchildren. three of 80 kids on that flight. he was bringing them home for the new school year. his family said nick loved his grandchildren and sailing and looked forward to sailing with them in the waters off perth. and one of the dozens of aids researchers and on board. ....
The last time carlene ordered at a chain restaurant she ordered the special, blackened tilapia. you ended up with a ter case of food poisoning. i did. i had a staph food poisoning, vomiting, diarrhea, joints swelled. had my wedding rings cut off. she isn t alone. every year hundreds of thousands of people get sick from eating bad seafood. one of the problems is how far fish has to travel before reaching your dinner plate. 90% of the fish we eat is imported from other countries? that s a fact. by the time they reach here in the united states they are 10 to 15 days old. by the time they get to the dinner table, 15 to 20 days old. thousands in these attention. a scientist at cornell university. he says he has the solution. ....
put it on, in a matter of seconds. reporter: recently designing large scale aqua pond to raise fish in the city limits. he calls them urban fish farms. raising the fish in the city will certainly cut down transportation time. that s a fact. not only transportation time but the quality of the fish. reporter: which is good news for carlene who says she won t be eating any fish unless she knows where it s from automotive you re not taking any chances? absolutely not. no fish from chain restaurants. i would be so happy to have local fish in my life. that would be great. she said that would include local fish from a fish farm. or mcdonald s. it s like raising gold fish but eat them afterwards. what did you give up for lent, douglas. i m tryinged to meat. ....