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A boeing 727 took off without a flight plan or okay from the tower. u.s. authorities got involved and at one point, they believe a man named benjamin padilla was at the controls. the plane along with everyone else on board was never seen again. hopefully for the sake of those aboard flight 370, there is still an explanation and it will soon be learned. i now turn you over to wolf blitzer in "the situation room." wolf? >> thanks very much. happening now, the breaking news were following, the myst...

Were listening to the minister of defense also the minister of transportation from malaysia right now. he briefs every morning. this morning, he did give a few new details. he said theyre working to narrow the search corridor for the flight. more on that. he don firms theyre investigating all passengers, crew, both on the ground, in on the air, and the pilots of this plane, theyre still looking into that. he confirmed that they have received some radar data from another country. however, he woul...

Russia and ukraine, have passed various background checks. more with this. david, what is the latest on the search? reporter: hi, jenna. more planes, more ships involved in the search. china is moving nine ships to the indian ocean. a plane did go south just in case. they have new radar data which shows the plane moving. ththey do not release any detais about it. the government has not made clearance yet but it could be the radar trace shows the plane going back west, that is the nearest airport...

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How much of the malaysians sharing whether its radar data tax information on the pilots, the flight crew, et cetera. in fact that lack of sharing led to a devastating mistake. because remember in the early days they were searching on the wrong side of the malay peninsula right where it lost contact. yet 25 ships from a dozen 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...

Was it done out of retuoutine o was the pilot trying to hide something. the fbi given hard drives from computers of the captain and co-pilot. the news comes as more details emerge from the flight. with so much confusion this morning insight. the flights u turn appears to be a smooth 20 degree turn. u.s. government sources do not believe reports that the plane climbed to 45,000 feet and descended to 5,000 feet. that radar data appears unreliable. it is possible that passengers slept through all o...

Investigators are trying to recover the files and u.s. and australian officials indicate the hunt the now focused on the far end of the southern search corridor, and that could put it more than 1500 miles off the coast of perth, australia. were standing by with the kind of coverage only cnn can deliver. we begin with our chief national correspondent. >> cnn has learned that the malaysian government has obtained new radar data relevant to tracking the path of flight 370 after it lost communicatio...

>> the search area is here based on the last one of those reports. what would likely happen to the aircraft after that. and it has then been moved to account for water movement and weather. >> reporter: the malaysians hinting they may have additional clues. >> i can confirm that we have received some radar data, but we are not at liberty to release information from other countries. >> reporter: and what about that northern sector, those 11 countries in asia? well a search still goes on there, bu...

Because it was preprommed into the flight management system. what are you learned? >> this new information indicates that when this plane took the familiar turn to the west, it followed two geographic way points that planes use to navigate their route, but it followeded them so precisely, it would indicate that the plane was on auto pilot under the control of the computers rather than the pilot because the pilot would make less exacting moves than the computer would. this corroborates the idea t...

Its taking so long to find flight 370. atika schubert, cnn, at the subban air base in malaysian. >> and we have learned that the -- this u.s. plane never took off. the flight was completely cancelled, because it never received the okay from indonesian officials to enter their air space. lets bring back our panel. tom, this is pretty shocking that everyone is supposed to be cooperating, including indonesia, but they wont let a u.s. p-3 fly through their air space to look for what might be some wr...