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Steve friedman. michigan state to win it all. >> whatever that was. back to our top story, agonizing wait for answers about what happened air board malaysian flight 370. malaysian investigators claim to have new radar data but refuse to say where it came from. after 12 days without any solid leads it seems everyone has a herey about what happened. some of them, lets just say, more out there theories than others. from north korea hijacking the plane to a meteor hitting it to an alien abduction an...

Direct access to the simulator, fbi technicians have the ability to retrieve deleted files. review of pilots and copilots emails did not turn up any evidence of premeditated plot. bill: what is on the files were hoping to hear. officials in thailand picked up the plane on radar. did not tell anyone for nine or 10 days. how significant is that or not, catherine? >> reporter: well, it does appear significant, bill. the thai radar data turned over in the last 24 hours raises questions about the del...

By malaysia, others are increase lig taking the lead in their territory and agreed search sectors. we welcome this. and again, would like to thank all our partners for their continues assistance and support. i can report that we have received some radar data, but we are not at liberty to release information from other countries. i appeal to all our partners to continue with any and all information that could help us with the investigation and the search for mh-370. regarding reports that a plane...

According to u.s. officials as well as australian officials they are now focusing more, they believe, they think its more likely the plane went along that southern cross border and thats where they are trying to narrow the search right now. a lot of new developments as always with missing flight 370. take a look. this morning malaysian officials coming forward with new information on search efforts on missing malaysian flight 370. >> its now truly an international effort. we are working on narro...

Basis. we may not share everything at the same level with certain countries that we would with the brits, for example, but unless theres a reason not to share, we would likely want to share that information, particularly if it could lend some helpful information that would lead to what happened to this airplane. >> daniel, as a pilot, how important do you think this kind of radar data is? >> well, its very important for ultimately trying to verify fundamentally one of two distinct paths this inv...

Air traffic control recordings from takeoff to the point where they say good night. i would love to see that laid up against what radar data they have. and then we can start making maybe a little more reasonable decision about what might have happened here. now, and this whole idea that -- lets assume the turn happened and the controller was asleep. >> the first turn we are talking about you go that first turn, all of a sudden, it veers left. got t >> so that to me takes you down a road where a ...

Controllers, reportedly from the co-pilot, "all right, good night" is what he said, no sign of trouble. two minutes later, the location transponder goes down. at another point the communication system stops working, too. 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 compl...

Bill oreilly is next. first, get ready to speed read your way through the news. a news helicopter crashing to the street and exploding into flames near seattles space needle. photographer and killed. chopper was taken off from the helipad when it crashed into a city street hitting three cars. one driver was critically hurt. the ntsb is investigating the cause of this crash. and in new jersey, the case of rachel canning coming to an official end. of the 18-year-old lawsuit against the parents was...

>> -- the search and rescue operation. we are looking at narrowing the search corridor by firstly gathering satellite information. secondly, analyzing radar data. thirdly, increasing air and surface assets. and fourthly, increasing the number of technical experts. we are also taking further steps to address the needs of the families at this very difficult time. i will start by giving a brief operational update. and as we have said, the search for mh-370 involves technical and diplomatic challeng...

Indonesia has had a lot of problem with tsunamis and just like thailand, you know, they ought to be quite willing to make everything happen very quickly because we are run aring out of time. whether its a chance of someone being alive in the water or on some raft or the chance of the black box still pinging. the fact that indonesia is red tape. tough, when they have problems we dont say red tape. we get over there it and help them. >> there is a similar criticism with the thai radar data as you ...