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They were trying to discover why this pilot was unresponsive and gotten off the radar so to speak. they opened up a direct channel of communications with cuba. they told havana that this was not some kind of rogue threat but was more in the nature of what we're told medical emergency and it's been indicated to me that as that plane came closer to cuban air space, havana then told the u.s. that the cuban airports would take over from this point. so they sent up a cuban military plane most likely it was a russian made mig and scrambled that to track the 700. when that plane came into cuban air s...

That's "the ed show." i'm ed schultz. "politics nation" with reverend al sharpton starts now. good evening, rev. >> good evening, ed. thanks to you for tuning in. breaking news tonight on a mysterious plane crash are. this small private plane plunged into the ocean about 14 miles off the coast of jamaica this afternoon. the plane was flying unresponsive for hours, causing two f-15s to tail it. the jamaica defense force found the wreckage field and dive teams are refuelling now, heading back to continue the search. no victims have been found yet. it took off from rochester, new york, bound for ...

That perhaps the pilot would have come to to some degree prior to crash or when he was out he was out? >> well, again, physioology is based on a pilot's health, a younger pilot will be different than a pilot who is 60 years old. if a pilot is exposed to an oxygen deprivation issue, it is possible but after an hour, two hoursz, three hours, no matter what altitude you get down to, it may be you're too far gone because you've been exposed too long. that would be speculating whether or not this pilot would have come to after five hours in a high altitude lack of oxygen situation. >> it's private ...

>> he should be requiring a descent down to 10,000. by suggesting he has time, the controller didn't clear him down to 18,000 he requested but only 20,000 feet. if he made it clear they would have descended him. >> you're saying the pilot should have been more descripti descriptive. >> it makes me think he may have been suffering hypoxia already. if you thought you had a pressure failure, you would have been more froif about getting down knowing that you were in jeopardy, knowing the aircraft was in jeopardy. >> let me ask ysomething quickl. back to hypoxia that you experienced. is there pain ...

Scenario. cuban officials were trailing it because they had a decision to make when it's over their air space, shoot it down, let it go? what happened. what do you do if a plane is headed eed for a metropolis area and you the people onboard are other presumed dead? that's the question these f-15 fighters and cuban authorities had throughout the morning as the plane went down. we should note that we, believe that the owner of this plane -- in fact we know the owner of the plane is an experienced pilot. 5,000 hours. normally flies this plane. you mentioned three people onboard. that's according ...