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Investigation. the kind of phraseology that we're using i've used before, others have. i've heard it in times in the dark of night. so it doesn't automatically jump out to me. >> would you repeat something six minutes later that you already said before? >> it depends on what else was going on at that moment. i don't know what else he may have heard or caused him to say that once again. that's a puzzle. i don't have the answer for that. >> mary, if you were investigating this, would you put any importance on this communication? >> yeah, i would look at it first as a pilot and say he repeated hi...

Ill-fated turn. >> we've got to look at what we know. we know the acars went out of. we know the communication saying, all right good night. the transponder was turned off. it's vital. it gives position. it gives squawk, 2157. we know from yesterday what the transcript said and we know it was at flight level three-five-zero. this is unequivocal data but it's the last we have. we know that they were told to go to 120.9. they didn't go. what were the emergency protoco protocols. there was a distress cell. it has a radio to get in touch with the cockpit and talk to other aircraft in the corridors...

Lost communication. >> the rest reads like a normal cockpit transcript. someone saying good day and good morning while the plane was taxiing. during the takeoff at 12:42 a.m., someone said "departure malaysian 370." about 15 minutes into the flight, another voice transmission. "malaysian 370 maintaining flight level 350." then the final words recorded "good night malaysian 370" as sources tell cnn they're treating the left turn a criminal act by someone on board. >> they're not using the transcript to come to the conclusion there was a criminal act, that someone was deliberately maneuvering th...

Not unusual, but it was cancelled because of low air traffic volume. so effectively, they don't have to go out to five miles, climb to 4,000 feet, it turn right, climb to flight level whatever it is. they can just go direct to the next way point. so i think there was some specifics in there that tell us that actually it's fairly normal in terms of the conversations that existed. and also that there's a -- there's inconsistency in some of the radio calls. sometimes they don't always sign off and say "malaysian 370." they'll just say whatever the last instruction was. >> well, they sure didn't s...

Cockpit transcript. someone saying good day and good morning while the plane was taxiing. then during the flight's takeoff, someone said departure malaysian 370. about 51 -- 15 minutes, main tining flight level 3-5-0. and then just before the final words were recorded, malaysian 370 contact good night. this as they tell cnn they're treating the plane's sharp left turn as a quote, "criminal act" carried out by one of the pilots or someone else on board. revealing what appears to be a routine flight just before its mysterious disappearance. now the international