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Terrorist risk at the airport? >> well, it's certainly a dangerous part of the world. >> right. >> the thinking was that the airport's security was actually not bad. now, there are two ways a bomb can get on an airplane. one is that a passenger can carry it on and we have been told that intelligence officials have scrubbed both the passenger manifest and the crew list and haven't found anyone that was previously known to be connected with terrorism. now, of course, it could beso someone that wasn't known and second way is the cargo and you're seeing this second layer of concern about people ar...

What is it you are doing right now? tracing his last steps over the last few days? what's the key here? >> i'd like to add that the request for the fbi, that's just a formality. the fbi's already been working with the authorities. it has a large office in paris, berlin and madrid already involved in doing backgrounds looking at the passenger list, crew list and pilots. scrubbing all the data bases in the u.s. and also using interpol. so this is not something that started today. the criminal investigation would have started the day the plane crashed because they can't wait until later onto dete...

Very, very quickly, within 90 minutes after takeoff. but it doesn't answer the myriad of questions right now. we see that once again they're going back over the passenger list, perhaps a crew list. there's talk of getting stop of the secret services of the world, like the mi-6, the cia involved, just to be more thorough. but that passenger manifest has been cleared multiple times now. people are not finding an obvious link to terrorism. they've been through the records of the pilots, through that flight simulator that the captain had. no solid indications of foul play anywhere. that only makes...

Counterparts in britain and china in the flight 370 investigation. they want to take a deeper look again at the passengers and crew. it is fueling new speculation about what may have happened to the jetliner. so, let's go to cnn's jim clancy in kuala lumpur. he's been following the investigation really from the very beginning. jim, what's new this morning? >> reporter: well, you know, the theory that a hijacking might have been involved, that terrorism might have been involved, has never gone away. it has remained on the table throughout the, well, we're going into the fourth week of this inve...