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Deliberate act. adding to all of this confusion, reuters now reporting this morning that radar data shows the plane may have been flown intentionally towards the andaman islands. now a u.s. navy destroyer is joining the search, with officials saying there is now a significant likelihood that the plane could be at the bottom of the indian ocean. jim clancy has the very latest for us. he is in kuala lumpur. jim, what do you know? >> reporter: well, there is no doubt whatsoever that about an hour after the plane left kuala lumpur on saturday morning that the pilot or someone turned that plane aro...

>> it sounds almost crazy that in this day and age you can't find a huge plane like that. >> it does sound crazy, but once again, it's a big ocean. i take a look once again air france 447 happened that many years ago in south atlantic. that was very difficult to find. but that airplane was sending back data to its operator giving its latitude and longitude. >> is that radar -- the radar detections coming from the malaysian air force is talking about, is that reliable? >> the malaysians have va dar systems, but once your turn off the transponder all you have is a dot with no altitude or any oth...

We'll talk to him after the break. plus a new government report found that your gps is spying on you beaming back data that some companies are holding for up to seven years.

>> in addition to a hurricane hunter aircraft flying the storm, you'd bombard it with dozens of drones dropped over the top of or around the outskirts of the hurricane. they'll be equipped with sensors to measure pressure, temperature, and humidity. data critical to forecasting hurricane strength. sounds great, right? but how come these featherweight flyers won't be obliterated, knocked to pieces? well, guess what, that's kind of how it's supposed to work. >> in fact, most of the flight they will tumble around and they get tossed around like they are debris. once in awhile we tell them to push...

of the biggest lost and found collections in the world. it has been around for 200 years, and we don't know who lost them or where. the next hour of the "cnn newsroom," don lemon starts newsroom," don lemon starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com hello, everyone. don lemon here, and suzanne is off today. this hour in the "cnn newsroom," we are going to focus on exciting new pictures coming back from mars and new details into the investigation of the wisconsin shooter. police say now that he killed himself. right to the news right now. a couple of grainy pictures hav...