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Why the satellite continues -- >> michael shakes his head, he agrees. philip, lets get your in put. what are your thoughts on this. >> well, i actually agree, ive been a criminal lawyer for 16 years and what i can tell you is that an investigation of any sort, especially one of this magnitude must begin with facts c , facts that have to be reliable and complete. what were getting are facts that are reliable and complete. only now, a lot of other countries, the united states and australia, other ...

Mapping software? >> reporter: this morning, malaysian officials have still confirmed that they are investigating a report about a possible call from the cockpit right before takeoff. at this point, u.s. officials have not revealed what they have gleaned from that hard drive. it could be key or an insignificant part of the process. we just dont know. >> thank you, pamela brown. what are investigators looking for and what sort of questions should they be asking about the two pilots? i want to bri...

Airlines flight 370. u.s. investigators have found the evidence pilot deleted files on his simulators hard drive. more files deleted more recently than had been reported. another crucial piece of new information tonight we finally have a transcript of the entire 54 minutes of communications between the pilots and air traffic controllers. this transcript was obtained by the british newspaper the telegraph. it shed some new light on the critical moments before the passenger jet with 239 people on ...

>> so there he is, weighing in, saying his people at boeing -- and he would know. he headed up his committee for a while. he also said the company that manufactures the plane, that -- excuse me, the satellite service that was in the area says that plane flew for seven hours after transponders were turned off. >> right. and that information was known before the malaysian government actually came out with it to everybody else. they have also -- they have not confirmed that the call was made by the...

27-year-old fariqu hamid. >> theres going to be fragments of information left on your hard drive that a qualified expert can find. >> reporter: investigators want to look at information such as browser history, visit to chatrooms, or even information on life insurance policies. >> did they go, for example, to a map that shows all the air field more than 5,000 feet capable in the region? did they test out different routes, not just on the simulator, but with satellite? >> meantime today malaysian...

They are working to retrieve those files from the simulator as well as the laptop that police took from their homes. they want too see if there are any clues at all as to what might have happened to flight 370. they are going to look to see data was deleted in a very simple, standard way or whether someone went to great lengths intentionally destroy those files to hide them permanently. it is important to note they might not find anything significant here but, of course, because it is the best e...

And for us, the most important thing to do is eradicate any logical explanations for anything that might have occurred. and there is always generally a logical explanation. we talk about the data being deleted off the simulator the guy had in his apartment. he may be using a home pc and maybe ran out of room on his hard drive. logical explanation. regarding the phone calls. were all guilty of texting out to the runway threshold. >> this is what i want to know. those doors are closed and im a pas...

Strong interest in what happened with this plane. republican senator saxby chambliss is here tonight. good of you to be here, your thoughts on the progress of the data that we have been told was deleted from the flight simulator. >> well, i actually spoke with them this afternoon. and what i can tell you, megyn, they not only have the simulator box but they also have some other assets that they are reviewing in great detail. they are very focused on this. they refer to it as being laser focused,...

Have run it on the simulator ostensibly to then do it while theyre behind the -- in the cockpit. i think that investigators have loo-to-look at the human beings in this case. again, you either have physical evidence or youre going to have to find somebody who knows something that occurred. thats the only way to get to the bottom of what happened in this disappearance. >> shawn, yesterday we had a guest on the show whos a former fbi, very interesting theory that she laid out for us. roll that a l...

Why the satellite continues -- >> michael shakes his head, he agrees. philip, lets get your in put. what are your thoughts on this. >> well, i actually agree, ive been a criminal lawyer for 16 years and what i can tell you is that an investigation of any sort, especially one of this magnitude must begin with facts c , facts that have to be reliable and complete. what were getting are facts that are reliable and complete. only now, a lot of other countries, the united states and australia, other ...