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There's no way of tampering with that. the only way you can do anything is to pull a circuit breaker. that's not accessible to us in the cockpit in the 777. there's no way you can possibly erase data, move data. it's not something we as pilots have the capability of doing. >> so i'll ask the big question. from your observations these many days, what do you think happened? >> that's the $64 million question. i've been going over this in my head. i've taken every aspect from a terrorist event to a passenger going berserk getting into the cockpit and the crew itself. nothing makes sense to me fro...

Evidence strongly suggests moving the analysis over towards, you know, some kind of mechanical issue. i think it casts on issue on the northern route. >> sit tight. we want to talk about this more. maybe there is reason to look up to the north as arthur says. stay in the south as you say. we are going to talk more about the sightings of debris the satellites may have seen off the coast of australia. the new pictures taken. the latest on the search for flight 370 just ahead. also, other news. russia now has crimea under its control. is it looking to seize another piece of ukraine? it's just ahe...

William rockefeller allegedly telling first responders that he was nodding off as the train approached a dangerous curve in the bronks, new york. the metro-north train jumped the tracks early sunday morning, killing four people and injuring dozens more. a union rep for rail employees says he talked to rockefeller about what happened. listen. >> he caught himself, but caught himself too late. he powered down and put the train in emergency, but that was six seconds prior to derailment. >> the train's black box shows it was going 82 miles per hour in a 30 miles per hour zone. ntsb investigators s...

The microscope. seven cars jumping the tracks in new york killing four people and injuring more than 60 others. think plan to be here for 7 days they were teetering where the harlem and hudson rivers meet. was it a track problem? a train problem a mechanical issue human error? could speed be a factor. the engineer at the controls said he tried to apply the breaks but don't r couldn't slow down. >> we will interview the train crews in the next day or two.

Go ahead and talk to somebody about it. >> you know, it's interesting about this particular case. i mean, there are certain things that i realize the ntsb is going to investigate and they're really good at investigating that he is crashes, but there's some things that seem quite obvious. the weather seemed pretty good. doesn't seem like there was a small aircraft in the way. no indication at least right now that the pilots were having any trouble. there's no communication with the tower, at least, that there was some sort of mechanical issue. there's sort of a lot of things we can sort of excl...