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The point today where these two objects have now been publicly identified by the australians as possibly related to the missing flight 370. in the news conference just decoded for people, the australians pulled data from whats called the a.g.o., their geospatial and imagery intelligence organization. this is a military intelligence organization and their job is to be the best technical eyes in the sky. they picked up these images and now theyre refocusing civilian satellites to help refine and r...

It happened after the plane took off while it was in flight. at least 12 minutes before that radio call. maybe even earlier. and so it suggests that somebody had access to the cockpit. whos in the cockpit? well, we know on most flights generally the only people allowed in that cockpit are the pilot and the co-pilot and maybe a flight attendant going in or out to talk to them. but it certainly raises all types of possibilities, but, again, as greg points out, it may be that this is just an experi...

Not now going to have a lot more involvement from the fbi. >> two, from your reporting, we now know this change in course, this change off course, this left turn was entered at least 12 minutes before that copilot radioed in and said all right, good night. the investigators, this is being closed simply because it helps them establish they believe that whatever happened inside the cockpit to make this plane divert from the course and turn west, whatever happened, someone deliberately did this. it...

Radio call. maybe even earlier. and so it suggests that somebody had access to the cockpit. whos in the cockpit? well, we know on most flights generally the only people allowed in that cockpit are the pilot and the co-pilot and maybe a flight attendant going in or out to talk to them. but it certainly raises all types of possibilities, but, again, as greg points out, it may be that this is just an experienced pilot. somebody who knows, you always have an alternate plan set up in the event of an ...

Off while it was in flight. at least 12 minutes before that radio call. maybe even earlier. and so it suggests that somebody had access to the cockpit. whos in the cockpit? well, we know on most flights generally the only people allowed in that cockpit are the pilot and the co-pilot and maybe a flight attendant going in or out to talk to them. but it certainly raises all types of possibilities, but, again, as greg points out, it may be that this is just an experienced pilot. somebody who knows, ...

As 46,000 feet, then dropped precipitously. a soaped fbi investigator says there may be evidence of premeditation. >> if there was some sort of practice in the simulation that would give somebody the confidence to try to be able to make those maneuvers. >> and what is not on the computers, including efforts to wipe or destroy files, may be just as telling. >> anything new today on the search for the jet? >> there is. a key data point is when the flight was diverted. the crews signed off with vie...

Number two, is the turn to the southwesterly direction. the third data point is the data reporting system goes out. update at 1:02 -- excuse me, 1:07, and then the transponder goes off at 1:21. so we have four clear data points that we know about, megyn, and the last four were reported by sources in the u.s. government. the fifth one is the pinging, of course on the satellite that we got for the next four hours. and that is the very interesting thing. and again that came from the u.s. source. an...

Number two, is the turn to the southwesterly direction. the third data point is the data reporting system goes out. update at 1:02 -- excuse me, 1:07, and then the transponder goes off at 1:21. so we have four clear data points that we know about, megyn, and the last four were reported by sources in the u.s. government. the fifth one is the pinging, of course on the satellite that we got for the next four hours. and that is the very interesting thing. and again that came from the u.s. source. an...

Zaha lots of breaking news in the last couple of hours in the mysterious disappearance of the malaysia airlines jet. "the wall street journal" and their reporter will join us in a moment. now quoting sources that say this now looks like a criminal investigation. my next guest believes the evidence looks like it was a hijacking. and that is not all. lieutenant general mcinerney is a fox news contributor, gentlemen, good to be with you tonight. why do you believe this is a hijacking? >> well, th...

Seemed increasingly confirmed today by at least multiple bits of reporting there, it appears, multiple sources are this westward turn and the fact the flight continued to fly. yesterday that had been reported but a lot of that reporting was a lot murkier that it appears today. >> okay. so lets assume we have three things. it took off at kuala lumpur,s it went missing and appears to have made that western turn. everything else is a way -- were getting lots of data points through kind of leaks in ...