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Paint, non descript blip on the radar that said the airplane was at a distance and heading in a direction but that was it. >> so let's look at potential flight paths here on the map because it could have gone a couple of different directions. the southern route versus the northern route, if you're going north, all you of a sudden you get over a big land mass in south asia, the middle east. a lot of u.s. military assets there, other military assets that other countries have. it seems implausible you could fly a plane and not be detected. doesn't this still point to the idea it crashed? >> it do...

With "consumer reports." >> i want one. we have to begin with a fox news alert because investigators are focusing now on foul play behind the missing malaysia airline flight 370. malaysia's prime minister is saying this was no accident, calling it, in fact, a deliberate act. he's also saying someone purposefully disabled the plane's communication and that the boeing 777 continued flying for more than six hours after losing contact with the ground. now, that has led to a massive search effort which is now focusing on two possible flight paths. looking as far north as kazakhstan and south into t...

Likely crashing into the sea. that is one of the developments. the second item ties in adding details about how the jet was flying. reporting that malaysian military radar showed the plane climbing to 45,000 feet soon after disappearing from civilian radar screens. it then reportedly descends unevenlily to 23,000 feet approaching penang island, then begins climbing again as it heads into the indian ocean. the "new york times" newspaper citing american officials and others familiar with the investigation said the plane also altered course more than once as if still under the command of someone....

Airlines flight 370. malaysia's prime minister is now saying this was no accident. calling did instead a deliberate act. he also says somebody purposefully disabled the plane's communication systems. and that the boeing 777 continued flying for more than six hours. maybe eight hours. after losing contact with the ground now this means the investigation is expanding. with a massive search effort. now focusing on two possible flight paths. looking as far in and out north as the border of kazakhstan and as far south as into the indian ocean and indonesia. molly has more. >> a deliberate act, lead...

Data. the flblips coming off the plan. so definitive, no. but good reason to believe it was malaysia airlines flying there. so they have the blips out four to five hours over the ocean. they technically analyze, use computers to figure out the calculation, where was the satellite in relationship to the earth, where were the radar returns, where do the pings come from. >> how do they get it didn't end up on land? >> reporter: well, it may well have, anderson. nothing is definitive. what we are reporting is as time has gone on and they make the calculation, the path takes them in these two ways....