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Actu sat operates. thats going to be an important guide for investigators moving forward as they figure out what exactly would cause a partial ping. >> john, ive spoken to you several times in the whole process of this three week now news story. richard yesterday when we spoke was saying he still believes nefarious reasons behind why this plane went down. what do you think from everything that youve seen and studied on this? >> honestly, piers, gun to my head i still dont know what happened. i d...

Again just knowing that the seas are constantly moving things around or do they eliminate an area and move on to the next one. >> reporter: they go again and again, especially if they have an intriguing bread crumb like what the chinese sent out. the reason why if you think of the ocean, its constantly churning. the temperatures are changing, debris moving in and out. especially in this gyre, everything is circling. its very possible for debris to pop up and then sink back down. its something th...

To it as the copilot, have different tasks during early stages of a flight. so typically you have got the pilot flying, focusing on physically flying the airplane and the pilot flying not managing the computers and the radios. we dont know what the division of labor was or what the circumstances were around what prompts the programming to begin with. so again we have another bread crumb in a very small pool of information. and so what we are going to be looking for from investigators is what thi...

This from los angeles. what do we think we know this morning? >> this is another clue. a bread crumb if you will that tells us when and where this plane was head. here is the planes original extra joke trip. the planes onboard computer acars told the ground whoever changed the flight path did so by typing 8 or 7 key strokes into the computer rather than turning the plane manually. more evidence that the pilot who did this did so deliberately. flight 370 took off at 12-41 a.m. 1:19, the copilot s...

>> yeah. >> i want to see you make a bun. >> before you actually make the bun, we put these cubed cheddar pieces in so when you bite into it, there is these gooey morsels that go into this. >> did you invent this? >> my partner did at wrigley. >> you dunk it in a deep fryer? >> first dunk it in flour and egg and a panko bread crumb. after you fry it a golden brown, a patty. then you dress it how you like. a little tomato, a little meat. >> you do hot sauce? >> we do to give it a nice kick. then ...

Cook about, yeah, about 20 minutes. were going to toss it in this bowl and build our casserole. sun-dried tomatoes, more crispy bacon. >> ah, yes. >> there we go. >> there we go. dont waste a piece of that bacon, please. >> and going to toss it all in. just going to lay everything in. final step is going to be making a nice little flavorful parmesan bread crumb. we have a food processer. this is just regular bread crumbs. parmesan cheese, lots of parsley and olive oil. this is going to go right ...

The program, youd think that theyd be looking at where all these guns were going. i mean, what happened that they werent able to find them all? >> alex, i dont want to talk down to your audience, because you have a very sophisticated audience, so lets just say guns dont talk when you let them walk. the fact is, these guns were able to go and be unaccounted for. when you find a weapon at the scene of a crime and you may or may not find a dead shooter, you really dont learn a lot about all the pla...

People at columbine high school. that shooting is no longer in the top ten for worst school massacres in the united states of america. thats how things have gone. ryan nobles is out front tonight in washington, d.c., which was the main event for those protests today. and ryan, it was an unprecedented turn out where you are. >> reporter: yeah, no doubt about that, erin. i mean organizers were hoping they would see big numbers at these marches, specifically here in washington, d.c. but all across ...

The special counsel. there are constitutional problems here. the president said that never stopped him before. he would be delighted to testify. >> a weird bread crumb when jason who is ally with the white house would not rule out firing bob mueller. >> that is outside counsel. >> panel -- >> sorry. not just outside counsel. rosenstein was asked and he would not commit to writing anything down to say bob mueller could keep his job without interference. >> a new legal headache for the president. ...

This is a benign removal of data from the flight simulators and what are they looking for exactly on the hard drives? >> well, i think theyre looking for anything that might be nefarious. for one thing, if you look at was there some type of information where the pilot practiced this maneuver, this particular left turn thats become so critical in this investigation that was made right when the plane fell off the radar. so if that type of a flight pattern was on there, possibly that could lead to ...