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Accommodate an ailing plane. >> okay. mark wise -- i said mark wise. sorry for mispronouncing. >> we've had so much information and so much contradictory information coming out i caution jumping to any types of more conclusions at this point. we heard the plane went up to 45,000 feet then down to 25,000 feet. it made a left turn then made a right turn then made another left turn. there's a lot of conflicting information. but, you know, as mary had said before, my original thinking was that there was some type of human intervention in the cockpit. if the information that's coming out today is m...

For me and he gets up and leaves the cockpit and the captain deadbolts the door and that's it, he owns the airplane. whatever he wants to happen, happens. >> what about someone entering the cockpit and forcing them to make that turn? >> if that cockpit door was closed as it should have been prior to takeoff then getting into that cabin without destroying the nose of the airplane and blowing that door big time is a very remote possibility. those doors are set to withstand hand grenades and high-velocity rounds. it's a steel volt up there. you're not going to get through that door without an exp...

Conclusive to say it was a known ship, a known shippers. ask malaysian airlines what cargo with great specificity was on the airplane. was there a wooden pallet onboard as mentioned previously? air france had no wooden pallets yet the searchers found a wooden pallet, obviously from a ship. these are the bits and pieces as we build the evidence trail that come in. some are discarded. some are valid and we have to be careful with that. >> bart, in your view are there any theories of what possibly happened that we can rule out at this point? can we say there was human intervention, or was it stil...

Need every minute of that battery life. >> i'm almost out of time, what's the likeliest scenario in your mind and i know you've been thinking about it, what happened here. >> i think unfortunately there was human intervention. someone, either one of the pilots or someone gaining access to the cockpit who knew how to fly an aircraft. and this aircraft was either stolen and was on land somewhere to be used for something else or it was down where it seems like everybody and their brother is taking their ships and airplanes to search in that little dixie cup. >> please come back, always good to ta...

On the list. >> jeff beatty? >> human intervention i think edges out accident at the moment. we also learned realtime position reporting of aircraft needs to be improved. >> jim tilmon? >> we need to recognize the fact we must be patient. we should keep an open mind and never stop looking. >> captain tim taylor? >> more importantly, this is a big, big ocean. we cannot map it all in a short period. it's very deep and expansive and if anything, we've taught the world that it's not as easy as it sounds. >> richard quest? >> what we have learned this week is just that no matter how safe we think f...