Maryland Company Sends Locator to Plane Search

Experts say no one will really know what happened to Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 until the black box - the flight recorder - is retrieved. Time is running out because that flight recorder only emits an audible signal - a ping - for 30 days. The U.S. Navy has deployed one of its “pinger locators” to the Indian Ocean. The sound is what it's all about. The sound coming from black boxes - the flight data recorders that hold the key to what happened aboard Malaysia...

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