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That could move the search area hundreds of mails south. australia will hire a private company for the new search which could start as early as august. malaysian officials are denying a newspaper report that the pilot is a prime suspect if the plane's disappearance is the result of human intervention. london's "sunday times" quoted unnamed sources who pointed to zahari ahmad shah and said he had not made future plans. officials said they did not make any such statement, and the investigation is ongoing. and a florida couple is lucky to be alive today after they fell from their boat and then ...

Just the above water search. expand on that for me, will you? >> i think when they finish this search, if they come up empty handed, it definitely should be ended. we want to know what happened, but i think at this point we've determined that the airplane did not fly itself, that airplane, the pattern, the flight pattern, the route of flight, the airplane couldn't have done it. we had human intervention, so we know a pilot, somebody, a person was in there and did that. so to find the airplane, if there was any doubt and we thought it was the aircraft, yeah, we'd have to go to no ends, but at t...

What the source of it is. i wonder if we have human intervention on the radar units. >> what do you mean? >> well, going back to the earliest part of this, humans didn't actually see what was on the radar the night of it. they had to go back later and figure out what they missed. we heard earlier the plane went up to 43,000, down to 20, back up to 35, made a smooth, left turn so it had to be on autopilot. i would like to know whose radar is this based on, whose analysis of the radar is it based on to know if it's really true or just another story we're hearing about what the plane might have d...

Happened with the plane. somebody flew the plane, whether it was hitting heading select or programming it through the fms. but we know now, as far as the logbooks are concerned that would make it irrelevant. we don't think the plane broke. we think it flew for a long way. not as a result of mechanical malfunction but human intervention. >> i see you -- you seem so uncomfortable in your seat. >> well, just the comment, we know now because we don't know now. we have a variety of statements from the authorities that basically say it was deliberate, but we don't know why or how. so i venture to re...

It flew for seven hours. there wasn't a fire and it didn't fall out of the sky. it actually flew. so any maintenance on that is irrelevant because the airplane was working fine. and we do know there was human intervention. a pilot did -- whether the autopilot was on or not, it wasn't programmed to fly around australia. somebody did it. they were probably using the heading select if, in fact, it was on. so a person did this. the only thing about the atc, if they have it and somebody did get in to the cockpit and could be something horrific on that communication, there could be a reason why they...