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Last transition to air traf rfi control. >> that is a key point. the scott brenner who is a former faa official was at the faa on 9\11 is the one who broke this here and others have questioned it. we questioned it that very night, mike, because they were saying, the transponder was -- tracked the plane prior to that and it doesnt match up. in other words, the ascertainable aid ascertain able radar data doesnt support that assertion. what we do know is that a destination that was west and not in ...

Chief national security correspondent, jim sciutto, describe the role that the united states and other nations are now playing in the hunt for flight 370. >> the u.s. has deployed its p-8 poseidon, most advanced surveillance aircraft. it can see very far and can travel very far and stay on station for a very long time to search for this. its also got a p-3 orion taking part as well. you know that the u.s. is looking at its satellites in this area, commercial, and perhaps some military, to see wh...

Eyes. this is really the u.s.s closest allies in terms of sharing intelligence. you can be sure they are able to share intelligence that we cant do even with allies in europe, germany, france, et cetera. that includes the most sensitive satellite data, most extensive radar data. were much more intimate in terms of technology. but does that lead you to believe, jim, that there are better images than the four-day-old version that theyre not sharing with the world that maybe u.s. spy satellites or ...

>> all right, youve been watching the briefing from the defense minister, acting minister of transportation in malaysia right now, giving us the latest on the search for missing flight 370. a couple tidbits from that. he did announce that the malaysian officials are awaiting news from the search off the coast. >> from australia. >> so far, theyve heard nothing to indicate whether theyve seen any further sign of the debris that they spotted by satellite five days ago. hes waiting for more informa...

They have not asked for the fbi to go there. they have asked for other help including searching that search area. 26 countries, 50 ships, 60 airplanes. the u.s.s most powerful sub-hunting airplane the p 8 which is designed to find pair per periscopes on the water now looking for wreckage on the water. >> youd think maybe theyd want the best cops in the world, the best detectives of the fbi. >> >> reporter: no question. youve got people around the world particularly in this country raising their ...

Images to get a better sense of whats there. >> what about the other area sns are they still searching there? or are the crews now being diverted to the southern indian ocean target point? >> well, officially there are still areas both in the south down where the debris has been found and the north. and in fact australian authorities, malaysian authorities said today that countries all along here are still deploying asset, that laos is looking in its territory, vietnam, kazakhstan and china, wes...

In daylight hours and nighttime hours. its 2:04 p.m. in perth. its possible this aircraft that flies at whatever altitude they need it to with the radar searching down, they can dip down and see if maybe theres a possibility of taking some high resolution imagery that will help them confirm what their radar data is showing. that can be shipped back long before the plane makes it back to perth. it can go in for further analysis. the other thing thats important to note is while the air assets are ...

Deliberately entered points which the plane successfully flew to following highways in the sky that commercial flights follow. it doesnt seem like they got turned around. they seemed to have been deliberately heading somewhere. >> jim, i understand you have new information regarding radar? >> the malaysians said they had received new radar data earlier in the day, shared by a country, they wouldnt identify the country because they said that capability was sensitive, and that radar data was somet...

Night" is what he said, no sign of trouble. two minutes later, the location transponder goes down. at some point, another communication system stops working, too. and that hard bank to the left sends the jet back over malaysia, up the straits of malacca and apparently turning into the indian ocean. the shutdown of the systems, all those turns tell investigators someone was at the controls who wanted to disappear. but even that is not a complete timeline. an example a critical piece of informatio...

Countries essentially wasting their type there. a mistake that could have been avoided, im told, had the malaysians shared this other radar data earlier or in fact asked for help to help analyze that data. because its an art. it requires expertise. but my understanding is that that sharing has improved over the last ten days or so. and u.s. officials and other participants in the search are getting better information. theyre now refining their search and moving a bit forward in the investigation...