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Really not be. the guy not only used it for work purposes but he used it for recreation. he could have logged in, what would it be like to fly to the north pole or the middle of africa or anywhere in the world. with never having an intent to actually do it but doing it as a computer game. the other issue with the computer that i think is more important and always have. what websites do the two pilots visit regularly. what were their personal interests? that can be anywhere from legal and illegal. that could raise all kind of other issues of what were their personal interests on the internet wh...

When they do find something, that's provided to the malaysians. the u.s. is assisting malaysia in their investigation. it's not a u.s. led investigation or led by other countries. it's their case. as you've seen with all aspects whether aviation side of the investigation or the criminal side of the investigation, they're in charge. it's their system. they do things differently than we do. they haven't had the experiences of running a major crisis like we have. we've refined our techniques of technique management, media management. that's a big difference here. they're not used to being challen...

Malaysian authorities have refocused their investigation into the crew and passengers on board. >> reporter: the first they're looking at is the captain. he's 53 years old. he's a father of three children. he lives in a gated compound outside the capital, kuala lumpur, that's where the police went to to see if they could find anything in his home. he's an aviation buff. that's how they describe him. he managed to build his own flight simulator at home. he made a youtube video of it and posted it. that is the kind of thing he likes to do. people in the airlines industry saying, well, he looks l...