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Amount of skill and knowledge of the air space. and it's not something that is just done, you know, on spur of the moment. it would have had to have been planned. so it's very disturbing. but it's starting to form a pattern that it is pointing with increased emphasis to the cockpit. >> absolutely. because once it avoided indonesian radar and malaysia -- it was wide open ocean, right? other than any kind of slight data that -- they were able to track. >> it's surprising that nothing was found on the flight simulators. but you know, i think it further limits, you know, the

Thing that they've done. and it's unfair to the families. >> steven, your belief is that boeing is playing a critical role in this investigation. i've not seen anything from boeing out in front on this case thus far. what's the basis for you saying that along with the malaysians they're playing this pivotal role? >> well, i have been involved in most every accident investigation and representing families for the last 30 years. i know in every one of them under annex 13 of iko, the international civil aeronautics organization, foreign governments are allowed to invite participants. boeing and a...

Long haul. >> appreciate the updates. transcripts of conversations between the plane and air traffic control have been released. but there's nothing in it that can answer the question what happened. and a senior malaysian official confirming the malaysian government has received an fbi report on the pilot and co-pilot and what was on their flight simulators. apparently no leads there. with lead after lead turning up nothing, the answers family members want are getting more out of reach. jim sciutto reports. >> reporter: they were scouring the indian ocean from the air and the sea. but all the ...

Little bits together, it's clear that the assumptions are leading up to a conclusion instead of looking at all of the facts with an open mind and keeping all the possibilities open. and i think it's a dangerous thing that they've done. and it's unfair to the families. >> steven, your belief is that boeing is playing a critical role in this investigation. i've not seen anything from boeing out in front on this case thus far. what's the basis for you saying that along with the malaysians they're playing this pivotal role? >> well, i have been involved in most every accident investigation and rep...

>> let me just say we've been talking to government officials who say that the fbi has been looking at the computer hard drives and the flight simulators that the malaysians gave to the fbi, asking them to do an analysis. and so far according to our sources, they haven't seen anything yet that would lead them to any conclusions about a nefarious action here. they don't have any concrete evidence coming out of those hard drives that would lead them to believe that they can pinpoint the captain. that said, most people do think the captain probably steered this plane on a southerly course. why? w...