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Last transition to air traf rfi control. >> that is a key point. the scott brenner who is a former faa official was at the faa on 9\11 is the one who broke this here and others have questioned it. we questioned it that very night, mike, because they were saying, the transponder was -- tracked the plane prior to that and it doesn't match up. in other words, the ascertainable aid ascertain able radar data doesn't support that assertion. what we do know is that a destination that was west and not in the plane's original journey, was programmed in, prior to when they signed off from air traffic co...

Chief national security correspondent, jim sciutto, describe the role that the united states and other nations are now playing in the hunt for flight 370. >> the u.s. has deployed its p-8 poseidon, most advanced surveillance aircraft. it can see very far and can travel very far and stay on station for a very long time to search for this. it's also got a p-3 orion taking part as well. you know that the u.s. is looking at its satellites in this area, commercial, and perhaps some military, to see what they can add to these images that we've seen already. in addition to that, the u.s. and australi...

Eyes. this is really the u.s.'s closest allies in terms of sharing intelligence. you can be sure they are able to share intelligence that we can't do even with allies in europe, germany, france, et cetera. that includes the most sensitive satellite data, most extensive radar data. we're much more intimate in terms of technology. but does that lead you to believe, jim, that there are better images than the four-day-old version that they're not sharing with the world that maybe u.s. spy satellites or australian technology has a better picture of what's down there? >> they said in reality the up

>> all right, you've been watching the briefing from the defense minister, acting minister of transportation in malaysia right now, giving us the latest on the search for missing flight 370. a couple tidbits from that. he did announce that the malaysian officials are awaiting news from the search off the coast. >> from australia. >> so far, they've heard nothing to indicate whether they've seen any further sign of the debris that they spotted by satellite five days ago. he's waiting for more information on that search. he also talked about logistics. they have requested some assets, new assets...

They have not asked for the fbi to go there. they have asked for other help including searching that search area. 26 countries, 50 ships, 60 airplanes. the u.s.'s most powerful sub-hunting airplane the p 8 which is designed to find pair per periscopes on the water now looking for wreckage on the water. >> you'd think maybe they'd want the best cops in the world, the best detectives of the fbi. >> >> reporter: no question. you've got people around the world particularly in this country raising their hands saying hey let us help you interpret the radar data, satellite data and so on. it's taken ...