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Good night." military radar continued tracking for the next hour and 21 minutes. this is when we know something big happened on board. the direction of the plane took a sharp turn to the west and starting going down to 12,000 feet and sustaining that for an extended period of time. why would a pilot want to drop to 12,000 feet? we are told it would not help to avoid radar detection. so it could have been to depressurize the cabin. but at a higher altitude, that would lose consciousness and perish as a result of the conditions that high up in the sky. but here's the biggest question of all. the...

What, how this took place, and perhaps even why. >> all right. >> john, poppy? >> jim clancy in kuala lumpur. we are, in fact, at a critical juncture, if for no other reason, the weather over the southern coast of australia really only good for another day. >> into the weekend it's going to get bad again. >> very, very bad. >> and this is a visual search, as we told you earlier. they have not had any radar detection, so this is all relying on eye, and the weather matters. it is critical for that. flight 370 disappeared two weeks ago now. it has been 14 days of unimaginable despair for those wh...

Locked and is there any way for a plane to avoid radar detection? a group of fishermen say they saw a plane flying very low. cnn speaks with them coming up. special coverage continues after this. (music) defiance is in our bones. defiance never grows old. citracal maximum. calcium citrate plus d. highly soluble, easily absorbed. a man who doesn't stand still. but jim has afib, atrial fibrillation, an irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. that puts jim at a greater risk of stroke. for years, jim's medicine tied him to a monthly trip to the clinic to get his blood tested. but ...

Alert. did the missing malaysian airlines jet make a stealth move before it vanished into thin air? a malaysian newspaper reporting the 777 dropped to altitudes as low as a thousand feet to avoid radar detection. officials telling the newspaper the plane may have mugged mountainous areas to avoid radar very dangerous move. matt robinson and former 777 pilot dickson. that newspaper report in any way ring true for you? >> we will see. i'm very skeptical, greta. at night, hugging the terrain, even in a military aircraft is is a varsity move here. it takes a lot of training, a lot of experience an...

Sides but not helping getting answers any quicker. what do you make of the new report from the "new straight times," another theory they are putting out there, another possibility that the pilots whoever was flying the plane went around 5,000 feet over some three countries to avoid radar detection? what you hearing about that? >> great theory. it scares you when you think of that kind of sophistication. let me tell you something. we have our own sources and the pattern has been this. we talk to an investigator, they all have theories. they are trying to disprove things. they are all testing ou...