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-- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com welcome to "legal view" a week and a half into an aviation police tree none of us will ever forget. a second country is now coming forward with radar data on malaysian's airline flight 370. it's the royal thai air force weighing in, saying it too tracked the boeing 777 through normal channels until roughly 40 minutes after that flight took off, and then disappeared from civilian radar. and that jives with the time line we have been hearing for days from malaysia. it's six minutes later, thailand's military radar picked up a plane that might have -- might...

Investigation, ten days on, as you've indicated, bill, we would have a great understanding of what the motivations are of all those folks and we don't. we simply don't. so we have these flights of fancy. we've got this conjecture just running out there and a thousand different theories. we need to bound this thing a little bit and get back to what we know and what we don't know and walk ourselves through what the possible outcomes might be. >> you know how cable news works, don't you, spider? we've got time to fill here. so yeah. before we bind our conjecture, let me ask greg about another one...

Conducting this flight. >> greg, the point is that there is evidence that somebody in the crew is turning off its its the communications, turning off the radar and all of a sudden you see it re-emerge on a different flight path after a turn. that says to you somebody has made a deliberate decision to commandeer this aircraft and go in a different direction? >> absolutely. there would never be a reason for a pilot to turn off the transponders. that is the key for air traffic controllers to be able to track that airplane at all times in the air. there would have been no reason to turn off the tr...

Countries. looking for the missing flight. >> and although we've got considerably more details, there's a major question that remains unanswered. this is a timeline that's been changing day by day, wolf, and sometimes hour-by-hour. >> i suspect there will be more changes as we learn more. suzanne, very good report. thank you. we've all seen maps showing curve lines stretching north and south of what is thought to be the last known location. those lines don't necessarily show potential flight paths. instead, they show how large that search area is. let's go to cnn's tom foreman who is in our ...

Conducting this flight. >> greg, the point is that there is evidence that somebody in the crew is turning off its its the communications, turning off the radar and all of a sudden you see it re-emerge on a different flight path after a turn. that says to you somebody has made a deliberate decision to commandeer this aircraft and go in a different direction? >> absolutely. there would never be a reason for a pilot to turn off the transponders. that is the key for air traffic controllers to be able to track that airplane at all times in the air. there would have been no reason to turn off the tr...