Debris found in wrecked egyptair flight 804

Egypt's military on Saturday
displayed wreckage and personal belongings
as searchers scoured the Mediterranean Sea

for EgyptAir Flight 804's flight data and
cockpit voice recorders.
The chunks of debris included an uninflated
life vest, a seat, a purse, shoes, carpet, a
scarf, parts of chairs and cushions and a
sling bag. The EgyptAir label appeared on one
piece of wreckage.
"The search is ongoing. It has uncovered
initial pieces of the aircraft, body parts,
belongings of the deceased, and it will
continue hopefully until we can ascertain
exactly where the plane has gone down,"
Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry
told CNN's Becky Anderson.
Shoukry said the searchers are pressing on,
but it isn't clear how long it will take to
recover the cockpit voice and flight data
recorders -- the so-called black boxes -- to find
out what happened.
The United States, France, Britain, Russia and
others are eager to cooperate in the search,