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Were rerelease by mistake. >> i want to read a paragraph from this report. it says quote, u.s. counter terrorism officials are pursuing the possibility a pilot or someone else on board the plane may have diverted it toward the undisclosed location after intentionally turning off the jetliner's transponders to avoid radar detection. that's according to one person tracking the probe. explosive theory there. robert joining us from new port beach, california. bob, based on what you snknow, give me a sense, as each day passes are the concerns of terrorism growing? >> we've been misled so many times...

This morning, a new report by "wall street journal" that it's throwing more doubt into the whereabouts of the plane and it's 239 passengers and crew members on board. after reaching its last confirmed location over the gulf of thailand, u.s. investigators now believe the boeing 777 was in the air for up to four more hours? meaning the plane may have traveled an additional 2,200 miles or as far as the indian ocean. or the border of pakistan. that information is based on data automatically sent from the plane's engines to the ground from the boeing's 777 monitoring programs. the journal reports,...

Six days after the malaysia flight 370 disappeared, the desperate search for answers goes on. one of the key questions, could the jetliner have been a target of a terror plot? "the wall street journal" says this today, i'm quoting, u.s. counterterrorism officials are pursuing the possibility that a pilot or someone else on board the plane may have diverted it toward an undisclosed location after intentionally turning off the jetliner's transponders to avoid radar detection according to one person tracking the probe. congressman peter king joining us now, key member of the house homeland securi...

Provocative talk from north korea is not being taken lightly at all. the united states is watching and acting to defend its ally south korea as well as its interests. the united states defense department confirms f-22 stealth fighter jets are in south korea to participate in military drills there. the f-22 raptors, an advance fighter jet that can evade radar detection. the u.s. military command in south korea issued a statement urging north korea to restrain its provocative actions, stating north korea will achieve nothing by threats or provocations which will only further isolate north korea ...

Plant today at the lockheed martin plant in georgia. air force officials say no other aircraft can match its super sonic speed or ability to escape radar detection and especially stealth sensors. that technology does not come cheap. it costs about $150 million each. making it the most expensive jet ever built. even so the raptor fleet has never actually felony in -- flown in combat. not once. jonathan serrie is live in marietta, georgia tonight. explain why they are scrapping the f 22 raptor program. >> this is one aircraft shep that may be too advanced for its own good while supporters say it...