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Military satellite at the time of the explosion, calculations about what might have happened, a number of u.s. officials are telling cnn they do have a working theory about this potential bomb. they believe at this point it was most likely placed on board by someone on the ground with access to the plane, probably not somebody that got past the screening process. may based on their calculations of the heat flash, the explosion that is believed to have been heard on one of the data recorders, they think at this point most likely it was military grade explosives, something similar to c-4, high e...

>> reporter: good morning, victor. the analysis and evidence they need is still going to be from that crash site. they do have those data recorders that are telling them a lot, but they are going to need to find that direct evidence that it was a bomb. if that, in case, was the cause of this crash. they are looking for the residue from the explosive device. they are also looking for shrapnel marks. anything that can really indicate it was a bomb that took down this flight. one of the things that really is a strong indicator as well is that you're hearing a change in the tone from the egyptians...

I'm julie banderas. this is "the fox report." it's the bottom of the hour. if you're just joining us, a noise captured on data recorders moments before a russian plane broke apart over egypt's sinai peninsula. investigators stopping short of saying the noise was the sound of a bomb going off. the evidence does suggest a high-end explosive did bring that plane down with 224 people onboard one week ago. and after nearly two years and more than 1,100 deaths, the ebola epidemic has been reduced to just a few cases in a village in guinea. that is where the deadliest ebola outbreak in history bega...

Pursuing that vehicle. we'll have more details next hour. egyptian officials leading the investigation into the crash last weekend of a russian airliner will hold a news conference in a little less than two-and-a-half hours. it's coming as the egyptian foreign minister says technical information about the plane's data recorders, support the theory of a bomb, should have been handed over to egyptian investigators instead of given to the media. we'll have a live report from sharm el-sheikh, that's next hour. new this morning, about the bomb being a possible part of the crash of metro flight 9268...

Mystery now than there was before. a couple things come out of it. first of all, that the investigation obviously is at the very, very beginning. weather apparently in the area right now is not very good, so there's not a lot of investigating taking place at that site. when it clears, more investigators will return back to the site. the damaged aircraft is being transported in bits and pieces to cairo. that's a little surprising because you figure they would investigate on site completely. and then they'd bring it all to cairo. but apparently some of it has already moved to cairo. the voice re...