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The data is sent back to the malaysians and the general feeling is that they needed more certainty about that data on the pings. so the data is sent back for more analysis and more confirmation before being sent back to the malaysians. all that took about two or three days for the information to go backwards and forwards before the malaysian prime minister was then able to come out as you will remember at the beginning of the week and say, there are these two arcs. one is the northern corridor. one is the southern corridor. >> so it took a couple of days. in all this time, that debris is movin...

They fly at 4 miles a second in a polar orbit snapping huge swaths of pictures at a time. >> how would they have taken these images and determined it was debris? >> they're looking for bright objects against a dark sea. sometimes you use change detection software to do that. other times they have human eyeballs. in the case of the australians, they had lots and lots of eye balls. >> reporter: google earth can zoom in and capture these photos. but these satellite pictures of the objects in question are fuzzy. brown says australian intelligence officials likely saw higher resolution versions tha...

By way of information and stay with the knowledge that she is strong and courageous. her goodness must count for something somewhere. we spoke with her husband and she wrote this piece. she called it man's quiet reckoning on flight 370. thank you so much for joining us on your vacation none the less. we appreciate it. when i was reading your piece, what jumped out at me is unlike any of the other families who are holed up in the rooms, he wanted to stay home. he didn't want to hang on every word of the daily press briefings. why? >> that's right. he chose to stay at home in the indian city whe...

Meanwhile, the plane is already committed to the turn. it's on automatic pilot. how far would you go? >> you would go until you ran out of gas. >> since the plane was fueled for what we think, seven hours, that's how it ends up down there in the southern indian ocean. >> except for one thing -- >> a plane with no brain. >> if it is true that before the pilots said, all right, good night, 12 minutes before that somebody reprogrammed the computers. wouldn't that shoot that theory down? >> well, that's right. there is no sort of explanation anyone's come up with that covers all of the kind of par...

>> more and more it's becoming a normal usage for pilots getting very near the push back phase if they have to talk to or dispatch department, duty officers, or crew scheduling or even a late night goodbye to a wife or children or whatever. eight minutes is time enough to do something. your preparations are finished by that time and you are waiting for the push back time for everybody else on the airplane to get done with their jobs. that's a downtime for the pilots. we are fully repaired and that would allow you a little time to make a personal call or call inside to the company to clarify so...