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airlines told him the batteries may have been stored improperly. so those storms now ending flights two out of the past three days. what's critical here is the big winds down here are going to be scattering these new finds. this debris was spotted before the bad weather moved in. >> and that is an important point to show. thank you so much. now, as this mystery unfolds, many have wondered if the plane was brought down deliberately. malaysian authorities are looking at captain zaharie ahmad shah. his son, as we mentioned, is defending him. for more, let's get to jim clancy live in kuala lumpur. >> reporter: as we look at this story as it develops, there's
up here moves to the west. that's going to be the big challenge. first challenge, get to this general area of debris and find some of it. put it in your hands and find out if it's the right thing. second challenge go back through that maze and figure out where it came from. carol? >> tom foreman, reporting live in washington. for the first time this morning, we're hearing from the immediate family of flight 370's captain zaharie ahmad shah. some have speculated the captain may have hijacked his own plane. but his son, 26-year-old ahmad seth zaharie says this father was neither suicidal nor a political extremist. cnn's andrew stevens is in perth, australia, with a closer look. good morning. >> good morning, carol. just want to start by telling you about some news we just received here. this is from japan's kyoto news agency. and it's saying that they -- its
understood each other. that was from the son. i talked to the former ceo of malaysia airlines who represented zaharie shah as a bright, young cadet. >> you knew captain shah. some people pointing the finger at him. >> he's an excellent pilot. i think they're going the wrong way pointing finger at him. >> you also knew the co-pilot. >> he also learned the -- he's a good muslim. >> now he stressed what we really need to do is find those flight data recorders. only then, will you be able to clear the pilots and find out what really happened to flight 370. back to you. >> all right.