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>> this initial search area was developed working with the united states national transportation safety board. as a result of work they have already done. on behalf of malaysia. the area where the aircraft might have entered the water was corrected by the rescue coordination center here to provide a possible search area that is relevant to efforts to be. the new information we have today comes from thailand. thailand saying its military picked up on its radar, this flig flight, as it was movin...

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And that could have been flight 370, but this time, it was heading southwest. this does support what we already knew, that that plane had diverted from its northeast path to beijing, taking a very sharp left it turn and heading southwest in the direction towards the indian ocean. but after that, its all a mystery. sadly, it seems to just remain a mystery day after day. joining me to talk about how this new radar data may hp to unravel the mystery, this boeing 777 pilot knows a lot. les abend has...

Government when this is all happening in their backyard. malaysia is next to thailand. if they discover this, you would think all the countries were sweeping their radar data. their surface ships data, everything, just to find out where this plane is. but i agree with greg on the arson theory. i investigated arsons and fires for more than 35 years and you know, thats the kind of analysis i feel like back in the command post. guys like greg are the guys that are in there. they have the knowledge....

Very weird scheme. some f thoof those other things can rule out right away. the chances this plane landed anywhere, i dont give that any credence. i dont think it was a mechanical accident, although it sure would be nice to find some wreckage and you could say that better. i think one of the things was natural disaster, act of god. i dont think that was a factor at all. i think this was an intentional human act. were working with, again, very, very little hard evidence. theories are fine but we ...

Anybody. but now the folks in thailand come up today and say oh, yeah, we saw the thing in the air and forgot to tell you for 11 days. no clue. >> i think absolutely theres more radar data out there to be had. i think thats an indicator of more to be found in countries that either dont know they have it or they dont know how to figure out what theyve got. >> its nice to see you. thanks a lot. christopher voss live with us from washington. well, president vladimir put zinn shining his again tod...

Spotting the plane. well tell you what it means for the search. live in malaysia, now the area is the size of the continental u.s. the flights course was changed in the computer. we talked to a neighbor who knows the co-pilot. breaking this morning, vladimir putin telling his parliament crimea has always been a part of russi russia. hes also targeting u.s. senators with sanctions. good morning. welcome to "new day." im chris cuomo in new york. plenty of developments in the malaysian jet myst...

In quotes, know that? >> they couldnt know it positively. they are extrapolating from data they have and altitude radar data is not as good as directional. where you are on earth as opposed to how high. >> john would it help you avoid detection if you were to fly at 5,000 feet? >> remember, we have to -- come reported as many as three countries maybe more to get all three countries violating the airspace of numerous jurisdictions to get that far undetected? its almost impossible i would believe....

They are good but are really tasking themselves to come up with a scenario and disprove it or prove it. >> reporter: theres no hard evidence one way or another. frustration amongst the families of course and thats what matters because they want answers and they are not getting them. frustration, the story seems to change as will happen with such an unprecedented event with a plane that disappears into thin air. jim clancy leading our coverage for us. back to chris in new york. >> thats why our j...

Or surprised we have no sight of this plane? martha, we start with you. >> im not surprised. if you dont find the wreckage right where you last lost contact and you start looking in the area and looking at the radar coverage and the data that you have and discover that its not on its normal flight and now we are seeing it deliberately was flown off course. what you have to do is draw a ring around the range of the aircraft and how far it could fly and you have to start piecing together radar dat...