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But i have to question the idea that they're saying the plane crashed. that's the word that's been severaled times, crashed. where does that information come from and howreconcile those that with the idea that the airplane was airborne for five hours plus? what were they doing for all that time, just zigzagging back and forth? doesn't make sense that the plane would be airborne that amount of time and only have gotten that far, unless i'm missing something. >> i understand your question. we're going to take a quick break. bob, david, ron, just stay with us. we have more breaking news on the gr...

Were they doing for all that time? just zigzagging back and forth? it doesn't make sense that the plane would be airborne that amount of time and only have gotten that far. unless i'm missing something. >> no, i understand your question. i want to try to follow up on that. we're going to take a quick break. bob, david and ron stay with us. we have more breaking news on the growing possibility of some kind of human involvement, whether sabotage or we don't know frankly. but of human control of the airport. we're going to talk to a reporter from the "wall street journal" about what his sources a...

Transsponder would stop working? >> it could. >> peter does that jibe with what you understood as well? >> theoretically it could. but the 777 has multiple redundancies for this kind of potential failure. as a last resort it has what's known as a ram jet generator. they can drop this generator. it deploys beneath the aircraft. and the forward speeds generate enough electricity to run their basic avionics and to run their trn their transponder transponder. it's very perplexing. >> i talked to an in many of former pilots all who believe something catastrophic and quick must have happened. if wha...

Continue to fly? >> well, it implies thought was under some sort of human control. and that's the issue for the malaysians to start getting other people involved in the investigation. to start looking, getting other experts to review the radar tapes, to review making inquiries. whose radar was turned on that night? were there any war ships in the straits that had their radar turned on? we need to get as much evidence as possible from the radar to help us figure out where this plane is. >> david, you point out that the straits of malaka are relatively shallow. but if a plane turned and ended up...

Easily and effectively reduce poverty in most countries. it's less clear what to do about the super rich. but frankly, if we can help the poor move up, it matters less to me at least that the rich move up even faster. but the great problem, the largest one involving the most people, is the great stagnation. middle-class people have seen their incomes stagnate for decades now. and with technology taking away work and globalization outsourcing jobs, these trends have actually intensified in recent years. a new book, "the second machine age," argues that in the first machine age around the indust...