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Unknown. none of these theories of course can be proven or disproven until some shred of the plane is found and even then we may never know exactly what happened. the families are afraid that if nothing is found by may, and that's the anticipated date of the search in the priority zone that it's actually going to be complete they are afraid it is actually going to end the search. malaysia's transport minister tells us if this missing plane is not found by then investigators are going to go back to the drawing board. that's his words. >> 239 people disappear. thank you so much. the politics l...

Now, they had an optimistic stimgts that they would continue or finish i should say, their scouring of this priority zone in the indian ocean by may of next year. 2013. that was only if they didn't have any technical problems or hiccups with the equipment that they were using that turned out not to be the case. they are having problems. the delays have pushed back the search. now another plane in the same part of the world missing. current aircraft is a heavily traveled area. >> we'll have more on the search for this missing aircraft and those on board in just a moment.

Air asia flight was within indonesia airspace. dwoent know what that will mean for the search. let's update ow the search plans. the australian government reached tout a dutch company to continue with its under sea search. we know they've earmarked quite a bit of money as well. $60 million earmarked. that's being matched by the malaysian government and they've said that they hope to -- this is optimistic expectation. that they hope to finish the scouring of the priority zone the so-called priority zone in the indian ocean by may 2015 but that's only if there weren't any technical difficulties ...

Preprogrammed turn taken to the west was likely a smooth 20 degrees turn, not a sharp u-turn as some thought. federal sources also tell us they don't believe the plane claimed to 40,000 feet and then fell back down. officials say satellite data indicating that altitude change was unreliable. today, the search area also became somewhat more focused. officials had said the plane's last location was the south chinamalaysia's military spotted it on radar headed into the adaman sea. and now data shows it was heading south over the indian oce ocean. that's where australian authorities are looking. t...