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Simon, give us an idea of what other family members are saying about this released data? what they're making of it? what response they have? >> it's quite a contrast to sarah bajak's sentiment. she's been spearheading this campaign, asking for the day to to be released two months ago. that's how long this has been demanding it be released. now, i've been speaking to a number of malaysian families on board the plane. and they've been saying the aviation engineer says this doesn't show us anything. it doesn't show us where the plane is. i'm extremely disappointed and i am not satisfied with thes...

Still a possibility is bringing a range of emotions from passengers' families. i spoke with one man whose son is not only missing but of particular interest to authorities. police looking into his background because he has an aviation engineering background. he says he's sure his son had nothing to do with it, he welcomes the investigation and says police have yet to contact his family. on some level do you hope that this is not the plane? >> reporter: for some of the families on board flight 370, the discovery of debris brings despair. for others, hope. omar believes his son is still alive bu...

>> i recall k >> carol, despite today's search coming up miss, i spoke with one man whose son is missing and particularly of interest as his background as an aviation engineer. he said, he is sure his son had nothing to do with it. he says he welcomes investigation and police have yet to contact him. >> on some level, do you hope this is not the plane? >> for some of the families, the discovery of possible debris is being met with despair. for others, hope. >> salama omar says he still believes his son is alive. with the new developments in the search, he is preparing for any eventual outcome....

Beginning we ended up revisiting. that was the breakthrough in the certainly. we assume underwater beacon locaters -- beacons on black boxes were functioning, two of them, independent systems. we gave very good credit to the beacon surge right in the beginning. as it turns out they were both broken, highly unlikely. we went back and said perhaps we should revisit this and consider there was no target during that certainly and that's what led to recommending the area where the crash was found. >> hopefully what we learned about how to question assumptions and what might be right and might be wr...

Its original flight path. 8:11 a.m., a satellite picked up a final ping from the plane which places the last known location of malaysian airlines flight 370 somewhere along 2 massive arks. >> if it went south, it likely headed deep into the vastness of the indian oceans, not covered by radar. if it went north, it could be anywhere from burma, bangladesh, kazakhstan to uzbekistan. so far, five countries including india and pakistan say their radars did not pick up the plane. >> 26 countries are now involved in the search for the missing plane, while back in malaysia, the focus is on who might h...