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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...

Spotted. now to see where it came from. the cell phone report adds this other layer of mystery of what happened and another clue but does it bring us any closer to the truth? we are inside the flight simulator. martin, bha do you make of this report? >> up until now we have had two real indicators of what the flight plan might have been for this particular airplane. one was the information that came from those handshakes once every hour. the other was from radar data that the malaysian government reported to us. now you have got a third level which is the cell phone. and apparently the cell ph...

Inmarsat satellite that determined the plane was in the indian ocean. the radar is so inconsistent, the reporting has been so, in the absence of knowing one thing for sure, then we assume something else. we didn't see it go across indonesia, therefore it must have gone around. disappeared off the radar for 120 miles, maybe it dipped down to 4,000 feet. so all of these are really theories. it's not proven. it's not positive information of what exactly that airplane did, how high it went, how low it went, left, right, otherwise. lot of it's being kind of guessed at based on limited radar data, a...

Data and tell the world to stop dating in the south china sea? there are so many disconnects here that i think their credibility was shot but also leads me to believe that they have internal governor mental problems which will probably cloud the investigation. for example, there's something weird about this radar and the refusal to say what it is and the only thing they will say is they lost contact with the plane for 125 miles. where there is smoke, there is fire. there is something wrong with the radar data. >> and so arnold, does this make you even more worried about any data that could be ...

Dipped significantly in altitude to around 4 to 5,000 feet, dipped from the cruising altitude of about 35,000 feet down to about 4,000 to 5,000 feet flying from 120, 125 nautical miles at that height before coming up again to cruising altitude. why do these sources say they believe they have this information? they believe that it's based on -- or they say it's based on radar data, that the malaysian military radar detected at a certain point as the aircraft, as we know, it flew towards beijing, came back across the malaysian peninsula, flew out into the straits. in the straits there it disappe...