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Anything that would indicate anything that was a willful act. but then there are two turns after that, two turns. one to the northwest, and then one to the south. what makes it to appear to avoid the land mass of indonesia. it's very difficult in an emergency situation to come up with a scenario where that would happen. if they're in a serious situation, the thing to do is get the plane down and get it to the nearest airport. so could they have put in some way-points that were stray and went off on a different course and become incapacitated? yes. i feel like that's less likely tonight. >> let...

About. but eight minutes later, from 19 minutes past, the fourth handshake at 11 minutes past, at 19 minutes past you get this partial handshake. now, what that means is you can now narrow down. once you've worked out why it's likely to have done this partial handshake, that could either -- that could be the plane sending up to the satellite i'm here. or electrical fault. in other words, something activated the system on the plane to try and do a partial handshake. now, this morning's briefing inmarsat said this time we do not fully understand it and it's subject to further work. ongoing work....

Partial hand shake they're calling it. >> we've had six pings where they know the plane tried to connect to the satellite, and we know they were confirmed. and then there was the seventh, the partial ping. they couldn't say, and they were quite open about it, they couldn't say why, and they couldn't say the significance of it. today, they said that they don't believe this partial ping was done by human intervention. in other words, this last ping only eight minutes after the previous one -- >> 8:11 a.m. was believed to be the last communication from this aircraft. >> the sixth ping, yes. the s...

Ping or the handshake that basically connects the aircraft with the satellite but helps investiga investigators trace the path of mh370 that led us to the search in the indian ocean. what we understand there was one final partial ping, which means there was an attempt to connect but it didn't fully connect. what the wall street journal is saying is that this did not, does not mean that this was human intervention. it wasn't someone on board trying to reconnect and switch it back on in an attempt to make one final communique with people throughout. this remains a mystery as to what that was and...

Journal," they said it doesn't look like human intervention. now, the investigators can slowly bring the timeline down. the amount of fuel. when it would have run out. the partial ping. i'm not qualified, but the investigators can tell us. >> and these are all pieces of the puzzle. to jeffrey thomas now. here's what one of our viewers asked. how come it takes to long to get the pinger there when you can fly there commercially in a day? it's going to take about four or five days to reach the search