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At the pilots. >> there is no question at this point when you look at the sequence of events beginning with the time that the plane left kuala lumpur at 12:30, it is the dead of night, and air traffic control is quiet, and there are not a lot of planes fly flying. 45 minutes out, we know from the prime minister of malaysia that the transponder was likely turned off, and the acars system was likely turned off, and now we know that okay, good night is spoken. >> and not only do we know that, jeff, but we know it is turned off in the key areas where it would not be detected and where nobody would...

Deliberate act. adding to all of this confusion, reuters now reporting this morning that radar data shows the plane may have been flown intentionally towards the andaman islands. now a u.s. navy destroyer is joining the search, with officials saying there is now a significant likelihood that the plane could be at the bottom of the indian ocean. jim clancy has the very latest for us. he is in kuala lumpur. jim, what do you know? >> reporter: well, there is no doubt whatsoever that about an hour after the plane left kuala lumpur on saturday morning that the pilot or someone turned that plane aro...

Goldfarb, former chief of staff for the federal aviation administration. >> good evening, chris. >> good evening. there are so many conflicting reports pinging around, i thought maybe we would sort of start at the most basic and build out what we actually hard confirmed beyond a shadow of a doubt know. can we do that? >> maybe. it's a complete and utter mess. there is no investigation. if there was, it started yesterday when finally the malaysian authority worked with ntsb and the faa and boeing and others and began to put some fidelity behind the investigation. what do we have? a plane left k...

Other than the pilots trying to bring the airplane back for what was going to be an emergency landing in an airport they knew, a place they trusted. >> and yet it appears to have gone into the sea, or at least that's where it was last tracked. >> how did they figure out this was in anyway a hacking issue? >> as we know with air fwraranc it's difficult. we don't have any evidence right now, there's nothing from the plane left. on september 10th, 2001 everyone thought it was impossible to hijack four planes and fly them into buildings. we learned about richard reid, the shoe bomber. these folks,...

Nothing explains that to me other than the pilots trying to bring the airplane back for what was going to be an emergency landing in an airport they knew, a place they trusted. >> and yet it appears to have gone into the sea, or at least that's where it was last tracked. >> how did they figure out this was in anyway a hacking issue? >> as we know with air fwraranc it's difficult. we don't have any evidence right now, there's nothing from the plane left. on september 10th, 2001 everyone thought it was impossible to hijack four planes and fly them into buildings. we learned about richard reid, t...