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>> it came almost straight down, and then the fact that some clothes are on the bodies that have been recovered tells us that undoubtedly it was integral when it hit. >> and considering what you said in terms of the bad weather, we're not blaming anyone here. we'll have to figure out what's happening. what does that say to you what was going with the pilot at the time of when this crash happened? >> they were flying into weather that they could see, and they were trying to avoid, and they asked for permission, and they were denied that. however, as they proceeded towards it i would think that ...

Satellite images from four days ago appeared to show what analyst believe is debris floating in the waters off western australia. military surveillance planes are over the area. it's difficult because of weather. why are they rushing? they believe it may be a trace of the airplane flight 370. if it is, it is only the beginning of what needs to happen to identify this plane and what happened it to. so let's bring in timothy taylor, he is a captain and ocean search expert. so there is one scenario where everything lines up with what they believe they understand about where the flight took off in...

Space, circle i'm standing in now, would define the area that would be the search area if the wall street journal article were true. this is much, much bigger than the united states. much bigger. talking close to 20 million square miles if our math is right. simply put, that is unsearchable. it is far too big to begin searching it. let's bring up to the actual search area, what the malaysian authorities say actually counts in the equation. we know where it took off. it went from kuala lumpur, flew 30 minutes or so and vanished without a trace up in this area. and with all these competing repor...

The 777 is a very big aircraft. no question about it. about 200 feet wingtip to wi wingtip on this plane. to get something this big or three pieces that big out of this, not really that easy. so you are correct. we'll move the airplane now and look at the space again. once again we're back to all these competing questions about what happened. we have the image from the chinese which has been discounted. the mystery of where the plane went. the errant radar ping which drew the whole search over into the strait of malacca. it's all very confusing. and i want to point out something, carol. you ta...