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Residents of the home. so what in particular, mark, in your view, will they be looking for or have they been looking for as they go to the homes of the crew members? what sort of things would be sending off red flags? because we understand from a lot of pilots it's not so unusual to have flight simulator in the home but there might be other things that would seem suspicious to authorities? like what? >> i think actually they're looking at the things that anybody would look at in the context of criminal investigation. it's very similar to any investigation that would take place in this country....

Indication that it was a deliberate act. had these two systems stopped simultaneously, that's something that we've seen before. it could be an inflight break-up or in the case of twa flight 800 when a malfunction led to the plane exploding midair, all of the signals were lost at once. so they're sus spipicious about that. more on what we know about the missing plane's flight path. there was question about whether it was truly flight 370 that made that turn west, military radar picked it up. and today malaysian authorities say they now have confirmed that was indeed the plane. and this new sate...

>> so they are very involved especially in analyzing the data they have. that data is so critical because the bottom line is they need to find this plane. new this morning, we learned that malaysian authorities believe for the last eight days, crews searching the south china sea were in the wrong area. the search there has been called off and they are refocusing attention to the west of malaysian peninsula. the search took a major turn because of technology that both the ntsb and faa are making use of. it's technology that is not intended to be used to find a missing plane like this case here....

Going into vietnam's airspace. so that makes sense. it's a very, very common phrase. but more on the data and what we're learning. we know that more than 40 ships, more than 50 aircrafts later on this day eight of the search for missing flight 370, it has taken quite a drastic turn. here's why. the ntsb and faa are using technology never intended to be used for this purpose. they're analyzing satellite data that picked up the plane in the air more than five hours after the ground lost all communications with the plane. based on this new satellite data we have now a brand new timeline for the p...

Best experts in the world looking at the raw data, the faa and ntsb experts from the united states, which an enormous help. but they're relying on, you know, the quality of the machines that were monitoring this, the radars, do we know how old the radar units are, the satellites, the pings, the handshake, the terminology. much of the terms being used here are, you know, we're not used to hearing those kinds of terms and we don't know exactly what they mean. and being sympathetic to the prime minister, you know, these gentlemen are giving these press conference, english is their second language...