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That does take a lot of capacity. >> you have to delete and add more. i don't see any real significance for the deleting of files. >> or if you thought in some way you are hiding it? >> there is that possibility but it is so normal. it is just almost like -- >> i think really what we are saying is that the computer forensic experts are going to have to figure that one out. >> they are looking at that and trying to retrieve the lost data. i'm sure they are also looking at lower data that wasn't lost, about where he was simulating flights to and what kind of operations he has been doing. one o...

So we saw martin savidge at the top of the broadcast. we asked him to do something. at this moment, he's in a 777 flight simulator along with flight instructor mitchell casada and he's answering a question from marcus. marcus says, the himalayas are vast. is it possible the plane could have crashed there where radar coverage may be spotty? martin, what have you got for us? >> well, essentially here's the scenario we set up. here are the him ma lay yeah mountains. we tried to simulate flying through them apparently trying to do it below radar. in other words, using the mountain as kind of cover...

Could you alter the course once you are in the air? yeah, it can and, in fact, pilot mitchell casada can show us how easily that is done. >> this is our flight path. i have the flight plan in here, all the legs. there is our airplane. it is a matter of typing in where you want to go. the waypoint or the radio navigation aid. we punch it into the computer. we verify that's what we want. now, we have a different route to go. the airplane will follow that route. it is a very simple key stroke. >> the easy thing about this. first of all, you have to know what you are doing tichlts n. it is not lik...

Why was the transponder, that transmits vital information to the ground turned off? >> our martin savidge is in a flight simulator that's in mississauga. >> just outside of toronto. >> you have it set up for about a minute before its last known point of contact. >> a little less than that. hello, john and micayla. let me show you where we are exactly b-today, the triangle here is us, the airplane. b-todd, is a reference point in the sky. it was the last known location in which there was an official report from the aircraft. we are just about passing over it now. mitchell casada is the pilot of...

Towards. we have no reports of injuries or tsunami warnings, that's important, because ships are going to be in that area. it just adds to the whole weirdness, the sadness around this missing plane. let's return to our discussion of the last-known moments inside the cockpit of malaysian airlines flight 370. martin and mitchell casada are inside a boeing 777. this is about the time when the data reporting systems are said to have shut down. >> right, carol. let me tell you where we are. we are at 35,000 feet. pretty quickly after we took off, the pilot, mitchell, put us on autopilot. you can se...