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24 hours is it was the co-pilot who signed off, the all right, good night, line. but that has been compounding the confusion because the malaysians are now saying, apparently backtracking on the timeline cockpit, they cant establish whether the pilot actually said that after things had started to change in the cockpit. thats what were being led to believe by the malaysian government. if they cant stab that, that casts some doubt over whether it was a deliberate move to turn that plane back acros...

Some sort. but i think to make my theory work, you will see it later on, one of the pilots might have actually cooperated because it might have gone to 45,000 feet because they wanted to asphyxiate everybody on board except the ones in the cockpit, who had access to the oxygen masks. >> okay. >> the cockpit oxygen supply lasts much longer. >> stand by because i want to bring in mitchell now. mitchell, when youre doing that demonstration in the simulator with martin savidge, i think you said it a...

The end. >> jim tillman, thank you so much. coming up next, examining the pilots. what did investigators find when searching their homes? plus, could the pilot have trained anyone else to fly a boeing 777 using the simulator in his house? aww, this audit will take days. what a headache! actually& i dont have a headache anymore! excedrin really does work fast. quiet! mom has a headache! had a headache! but now, i& dont. with 2 pain fighters, plus a booster, excedrin ends headaches fast. in fa...

It has been almost 10 days and we do not have any concrete evidence as to where flight 370 might be. could terrorists be in possession of this plane? with me is fox news contributor casey mcfarland. look, it is thought to be this is a terrorist act. the simulator of the captain of the plane. could this be a dry run the way we saw in 94 in? >> tsz a dry run. we say what do we know? what do they know? what have we learned if this is a dry run? you can buy tickets with crash. if the bad guys are do...

It has been almost 10 days and we do not have any concrete evidence as to where flight 370 might be. could terrorists be in possession of this plane? with me is fox news contributor casey mcfarland. look, it is thought to be this is a terrorist act. the simulator of the captain of the plane. could this be a dry run the way we saw in 94 in? >> tsz a dry run. we say what do we know? what do they know? what have we learned if this is a dry run? you can buy tickets with crash. if the bad guys are do...

Popularize -- >> the 53-year-oldpilot, zahary amid shaw, who used his flight simulator as a background is now at the center of the investigation along with his copilot, fariq abdul hamid. the chairman committee says the fbi team is on the ground after the investigation was formally declared a criminal case. >> theres pride on the part of malaysia, but i would hope they would let our experts in who really know how to do this stuff. to get to the bottom of this. this is too much of a mystery. >> t...

Simulator at home and this mysterious simulator at home. also an earthquake shook the los angeles area jolting a lot of people awake, perhaps including you. including interrupting live newscast prompting the anchors to jump under the desk. we have the video for you coming up next. oh hey, neill, how are you? [ male announcer ] ...youd expect us to have a highly skilled call center. kevin, neill holleys on line one. ok, great. [ male announcer ] and we do. its how edward jones makes sense of inve...

And in fact, he used to practice different scenarios and talk about them with his friends, trying them out in snowstorms, landing in difficult terrain. so, one poignant piece, rosa, is that he said that apparently, captain zaharie said i love setting myself these challenges, but in real life, its never that tough. rosa? >> you know, we know little of the evidence, like you mentioned, the other evidence that was recovered from that home, other than the simulator. what about interviews with family...

Can you aserr ascertained what have happened to the passengers? as high as 45,000 feet down to 32,000 feet, the sharp turns, what would passengers have experienced? >> no way the simulator would recordt that kind of information. that kind of data is not necessary for a pilot routinely to practice any kind of flight. there are instruments that might tell you the temperature in the back of the cabin or might show you the aircraft wing surfaces itself. as far as the impact on the passengers themsel...

Describe as two corridors where the plane may have flown after it lost contact. one arches toward central asia, possibly as far north as kazakhst kazakhstan. the other toward the southern indian ocean and australia. this comes as malaysian police continued searching the pilots homes over the weekend and they discuss what portion of the investigation they are focused on this morning. >> they checked the homes of the pilot and co-pilot again on saturday, the 15th of march. the pilots flight simula...