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Instantaneously virtually went silent. that supports right there some sort of catastrophic event on the aircraft, something akin to a raging fire or even an explosion. so then you see the turn to the left. that is consistent with a crew that has a really big problem and they want to get back to land as quickly as possible. where i diverge from those who suggest a mechanical problem only is the right turn at panang. if something catastrophic happened right there at the left turn, how did all that happen? i don't know who did it or why, but i do know a human being was involved in this event. >> ...

Know you will go to a much better place." but there's no such comfort for sandu's parents. >> i beg the rebels to please be human for one reason. at least release the bodies. they want to fight, they can go ahead fighting. >> reporter: but at least give these families some measure of peace. kyung lah, cnn, panang, malaysia. >> okay. the world's aids research community is also reeling from the loss of malaysia flight 17. six of the passengers on the downed airliner were bound for the 20th international aids conference in melbourne. delegates mourned their colleagues' loss at the conference's op...

Soon. the search on the ocean surface for signs of debris are going down. a search could be called off at any time. breaking news. sources tell cnn that 370's co-pilot had his cell phone on when the flight was midair. pamela brown brings us this development. what are officials telling you about the co-pilot's cell phone use? >> we're learning that malaysians have shared data with u.s. investigators indicating that the co-pile pot's cell phone made contact with a cell tower about 250 miles away from where the transponder turned off, in an area near panang. it is believed that a cell tower mad...

Banfield. it is monday, april 14th. we begin with breaking news right off the top. a missing malaysian airliner 370, news about the co-pilot's cell phone and the possibility that it was on midair. u.s. officials with firsthand knowledge of the investigation say the malaysian officials have shared data with u.s. investigators including a cell tower near panang, 250 miles away from where the transponder stopped working detected the co-pilot's cell phone searching for service. there is no evidence an actual phone call was made or attempted by the co-pilot. important to emphasize there. again, sou...