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Brought this up on an earlier hour. it is a good point. however, i am not totally convinced that, if that, indeed, was stated to air traffic control from one of the crew members in the cockpit. they may have been trouble shooting or going to a checklist and they hadnt quite determined what the problem was so they couldnt quite be definitive about it. so it is hard to say at this point in time. at some point, we may get a release of the air traffic control transmissions in addition to the radar r...

Lost communication. >> the rest reads like a normal cockpit transcript. someone saying good day and good morning while the plane was taxiing. during the takeoff at 12:42 a.m., someone said "departure malaysian 370." about 15 minutes into the flight, another voice transmission. "malaysian 370 maintaining flight level 350." then the final words recorded "good night malaysian 370" as sources tell cnn theyre treating the left turn a criminal act by someone on board. >> theyre not using the transcrip...

What we need to see now are the military radar records that would give us an idea of how the plane made its turn, how it veered off of its scheduled flight path, and suddenly ended up on route to the indian ocean, you know, less than 90 minutes after it took off from kuala lumpur. as you reported, nic robertson reported that some of the investigators are saying theyre investigating this as a criminal act. that radar record would really speak to that as well. it might help to differentiate, you k...

Miles around the clock. both on land and at see. and refuse to quit until this mystery is solved. >> were going to talk to a navy commander shortly. jim clancy joins us from kuala lumpur. so have malaysian authorities given any comment since early this morning since this new information has come out that it wasnt actual data being sent to the satellite but rather a series of pings? >> reporter: well, they havent made any direct comment yet this morning. still very early here. but theyre going to...

>> were going to talk to a navy commander shortly. jim clancy joins us from kuala lumpur. so have malaysian authorities given any comment since early this morning since this new information has come out that it wasnt actual data being sent to the satellite but rather a series of pings? >> reporter: well, they havent made any direct comment yet this morning. still very early here. but theyre going to be pressed on this again. cnn reported on wednesday that a high-level air force source has told u...