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Signals they think could be from the passenger jet, but as william marks told me earlier, at least from his point of view, optimism is fading as to their ability to reacquire the signal. here's the thing, anderson just mentioned this, there's a new flight path that came out, when we try to find out the motive of what happened here, or if it was mechanical, what possibly could have caused this. here's what we know about the flight path, there was a diversion to avoid radar detection, again, that implies intent. according to malaysian officials, radar data from neighboring countries show flight ...

Nefarious. wise counsel suggests for the moment we take the fact and we leave it there. >> is it your feeling that malaysian authorities knew this for some time and needed to further investigate or this is indeed a new discovery? >> no, no. they've known this for weeks, we've known it for weeks. from the very first in march set, from the first diagram or map we got on the 25th of march, it had the turn out to the west and down to the south. so we've -- in fact, on this network many of us have commented that it was an interesting aspect that the plane was skirting the northern coast of indonesi...

Theories. looking into the psychological factors, whether there were stress factors involved with the crew members, the flight crew on board flight 370. so this does lead and give us a little bit more information about why ner calling this a criminal investigation. >> is there a feeling that malaysian and indonesian officials knew this earlier and it's just that they are choosing now to release this publicly? or is this a new discovery? >> i don't think it's so much a new discovery, fred. because quite simply, indications of the very same thing and talked about them on the air. this is the fir...

In a search in the indian ocean, the focus is on the area where a chinese ship says it detected two pole signals. the signals heard friday and saturday were a little more than a mile apart. and right now, a british ship with advanced equipment is heading there to check it all out. an australian ship also picked up an acoustic noise, but in a different area to the north. officials can't verify that any of it is connected to the missing plane. i want to go straight to cnn's joe johns in kuala lumpur. the new route looks like the plane may have deliberately tried to avoid radar detection. that's ...