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>> of course, we're talking about two different things, anderson. the wild swings in altitude come from radar data that the malaysians have put together, which is i would say significantly suspect, just because of some technical issues and distance from the radar to begin with. but the information that the plane is sending to the satellite, that's much more specific and i think much more accurate. it's rudimentary. it doesn't give you a good sense of exactly where it is and what it's doing, but it does provide some help. the only good news so far in this whole scenario is that that information...

Anderson. the wild swings in altitude come from radar data that the malaysians have put together, which is i would say significantly suspect just because of some technical issues and the distance from the radar to begin with. but the information that the plane is send together satellite, that's much more specific and i think much more accurate. it's rudimentary. it doesn't give you a really good sense of exactly where it is and what it's doing, but it does provide some help. and the only good news so far in this whole scenario is that that information coming off the plane, there's significantl...

Suggests, but confirms, because the ntsb, and the waib, the british equivalent, and the rest of the world concur. >> and we saw the data showing the left turn heading out this way, and it is over time that the experts studied the radar data which i have been told by the experts that it is more of a art than science, and to weed out the noise, and the same for the satellite data, and hunting and looking for other satellites who might have picked up anything to refine the search. >> and that is important, because now all of the countries, india, china, kazakhstan and australia if it has assets i...

Concluded this must be the missing plane that had turned its transponder off. you talk about other clues. it's my understanding they've pieced together several clues which makes them turn their direction to the west, to the indian ocean. the other one being the key information really that radar track that they've had from the malaysian air force for some days now that showed the plane going north and taking that southwesterly turn. and remember, they've had time now over the last couple of days to further analyze that radar data. i've talked to experts. they say that reading this radar data is...

Transponders on as planes would normally. this one does not. and they determined that this plane had no corresponding transponder and therefore concluded this must be the missing plane that had turned its transponder off. you talk about other clues. it's my understanding they've pieced together several clues which makes them turn their direction to the west, to the indian ocean. the other one being the key information really that radar track that they've had from the malaysian air force for some days now that showed the plane going north and taking that southwesterly turn. and remember, they'v...