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>> the clear thing here would be, of course, ashleigh, is there any kind of memory, is there any data that they -- the fbi can recall that shows a turn 12 minutes with programmed in. in other words, that gives you a clear key indication that somehow he rehearsed at home what we all see as this mystery and tragedy that's playing out. >> all right. martin and mitchell, thank you for that. and one last question to you. look, every one of us is effectively somewhat tech savvy today. and we all delete -- i delete over 300 e-mails a day. and there is nothing nefarious about me deleting. can can you ...

Just within the last 48 hours, we have had this discussion about the "new york times" reporting that americans weren't being given access to the sim later so now at least we know this is happening. we've got some good eyes on it, hopefully the best eyes out there. he ha evan perez, thank you for the live report from washington. live in new york, with more on the actual technology is brett larson, cnn analyst and host of the web cast and syndicated radio program tech bites and also joining brett and me, once again from our virtual cockpit in canada, joined by cnn's martin savidge and flight ins...

Arrestous at this point to suggest the pilot was up to anything other than being fascinated by flying. martin, take me through what effectively might be on the history and hard drive of a flight simulator. >> you know, you've already brought up a flight simulator is a computer. and it's a computer that has a memory. in this particular case, it's got a lot of data. you're recreating the scenery, the flight plans. you're recreating an aircraft like a jumbo jet and what it does and the input you make. a lot of data, mitchell. if you find deletions, as a pilot, would that worry you, especially giv...