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This area would be anywhere here. the original area. thats not the case anymore. now we have an arc from a ping of a satellite. matt, go ahead. keep moving this because its my clicker here doesnt seem to be working. what we have. lets talk about this. heres the satellite in the middle of the ocean. it heard something at 8:11. this is its potential circle. now at some point in time as we go back and look at all the other satellites at 8:11, we might find another ping, another satellite may have f...

The break in my ear, jim, but the plane was on one of the spot, and something on red on my map, and the plane was there at 8:11 in the morning, and here, here, here, here, and not here or here, but on this line here or on this line here, and if we could get it to triangulate with another satellite, then we would know the cross is here or here sh, and we dont have that, and that is why there is so much square footage. 1 million square miles, the size of alaska, california and texas added together...

Yes. i wont say it is a high probability, but certainly out there. and there is a company called in marset, and at 8:00 in the morning when that plane went missing, it got a ping from the airplane and it let out a ping and got it back and the satellite knows how long it should take to go from one and then back, and that is a distance from here-to-here, a a nd the problem is that there was only one satellite, only one ping, so we dont know exactly on triangulation, and let me show you how that ma...

At 8:11 a.m., the plane sent a final ping to a satellite. but the rest of the planes communication systems were shut off from the inside and some aviation experts say not everyone would know how to do that. >> it would have to be either the crew or a highly skilled pilot and also a pilot such as myself with a military ability and knowledge to know exactly what youre talking about. how to evade radars. how to fly under them. >> there are reports that at one point, the plane apparently flew as hig...

Management computer. >> someone has to go back eight feet behind the cockpit, open up something, get down into the belly of the plane to do that? >> right, if you wanted to pull the circuit breakers on acars. you cant turn the acars off from the cockpit. its always operating. its also in a passive state sending a signal. >> how difficult is it to land that plane? this is relative to the fact this last ping, tom, we hear came at 8:11 in the morning. thats daylight. presumably its a difficult plan...

Million square miles to search. thats larger than alaska, texas and california put together. now lets get to how we got those arcs. theres a satellite up in space. it heard something that. it just heard the timing of the response between its ping and the handshake back. so what we have here is a ring, a big red ring that youre seeing here. this ring all the way from here, all the way around here. thats where the plane could have been. thats where the ping may have come back from any of these loc...

Action by someone on the plane. >> reporter: working with limited verifiable information, malaysias prime minister says its too early to call this a hijacking. investigators reached the conclusion this could not simply be a catastrophic aircraft failure after reviewing the limited hard facts they do have. the last known contacts with flight 370 were timed pings from the jets so-called acars system, but those automated pings went every hour for five hours were empty. they had no flight data as th...

We now know, they are confirming for us that the plane did indeed make that turn and head towards the west. u.s. official also telling us, youre looking at the graphic there, that at some point the plane descended to 23,000 feet, and also went up to 45,000 feet, which is way too high for that plane. back to the satellite data, its crossing the malaysia peninsula and heading west. the last time that this airplane was picked up in the sky, we do know was at 8:11 a.m. thats a lot longer than we ori...

Minister now revealing the planes disappearance was the result of, quote, a deliberate act. this as new satellite and rarda evidence shows the plaeng changed course and then it headed away from its intended destination. >> gregg, let me give you the time frame here that we have from malaysian authorities. the plane takes off at 12:41 a.m. the last contact with air traffic control is less than an hour later, 1:22 a.m. and then this is the new information today, more than seven hours after that, t...

After people lost all communications with this plane. people meaning the people on the ground. we know that the plane had some seven hours worth of fuel so at this point, at that last point that the satellite picked it up, it was possibly close to running out of fuel or perhaps at some point it ran out of fuel. >> rene marsh, thank you so much for the update. >> lets bring in cnn law enforcement analyst tom fuentes. tom, i want to look at this map. if we can put the map up with tom so viewers un...