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Malaysian plane. investigators now sayç files were recently deleted from the flight simulator that investigators found inside the pilots house. earlier we learned a simulator had a half a dozen remote landing strips around the indian ocean. >> spanish no bueno for one principal in texas, one step closer to being fired after she banned speaks classes in spanish even for spanish children. the school board not planning to renew her contract. she will be paid until the end of the school year. >> s...

You push a button and say help, or the transponder will not be very good, the radio will. you probably have high frequency radio bouncing off the satellite. a flight attendant coming up front. jenna: what do you think about the simulator, whether or not it raises questions about the pilot. >> i dont see it is of any value. there are programs you can put on your computer that supposedly simulate flying these airplanes, which is ridiculous. the fact he had a simulator and

I dont know completely what its based on. seems to be based on a negative that surely, some country would have seen it had it gone north. maybe yes, maybe no. weve seep where thailand and other countries look back ten days later and say, across our radar, i dont know we can rely on just the fact it didnt show up there, or we dont think it did, to say it for sure went this way. also, you could speculate the reason the area is being narrowed is that maybe australia saw that plane and said, okay, i...

Pressure to find out what happened to flight 370. the planes black box will only emit a signal for roughly 19 more days. time is running out. joining me now is a retired american airlines captain and a former u.s. naval aviator and an nbc law enforcement analyst. thank you both for coming on the show tonight. >> my pleasure, thank you. >> jim, people delete files all the time. what are your questions about the simulator if you are leading up this investigation? >> you want to know if the flight ...

Good morning, everyone, im tamron hall and this is "news nation." we begin with developing news. the fbi is now assisting in the investigation into malaysia flight 370. fbi agents have been asked to complete a forensic analysis of the flight simulator taken from the home of pilot zaharie shah. now, this comes after malaysian authorities announced some of the data on that simulator was deleted in february. the fbi has also been given copies of the hard drives of computers from both the pilot and ...

Taken from the home of the pilot of the missing plane. fbi experts are also examining the simulator. data records were cleared back on february 3rd. thats more than a month before the flight vanished. authorities are also trying to work to narrow this search area. a gigantic area. a u.s. government official says the plane is more likely in the southern indian ocean. it is based on new data analysis of the planes fuel reserves and how far it could have flown. cnn has learned the planes computer w...

Us in flight. we are going to put the simulator in action here. so stand by. >> remember, this aircraft is now programmed exactly like flight 370. we are on the way to beijing. everything about this is plugged into this system. we talk about the course change that as it is now being reported was implemented and inputted into the navigation system 12 minutes in advance. is it possible one of the pilots did it without the other one knowing? >> maybe. maybe the guy was in the bathroom. once they ar...

Playing around for the fun of it for recreational purposes. they do want to see what exactly and where he did practice going on that simulator. it may or may not help. >> i want to bring in joseph caruso. he is the founder of global digital forensics. welcome, sir. how difficult is it to retrieve such information? >> well, it just depends on the state of the system. tom makes a good point. if the data is overwritten, it could be very difficult to recover, if impossible. there is a lot of softwar...

So we saw martin savidge at the top of the broadcast. we asked him to do something. at this moment, hes in a 777 flight simulator along with flight instructor mitchell casada and hes answering a question from marcus. marcus says, the himalayas are vast. is it possible the plane could have crashed there where radar coverage may be spotty? martin, what have you got for us? >> well, essentially heres the scenario we set up. here are the him ma lay yeah mountains. we tried to simulate flying through...

Investigation is right now, in the background with both pilots. >> i know you havent seen the simulator itself, but the images youve seen, how sophisticated is the simulator in his home? >> its very sophisticated. i have a flight simulator at home. i wish i had this setup. he has three screens, a nice display this emulates the 777. its a very elaborate setup and im sure hes got some money put into the system. the fact now we have deleted files -- >> what type of money would you have have to put ...