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>> they're going to know it. >> i want to ask you about the security proceedure for pilots. how carefully do they get checked? with this breaking news that a computer set the plane, well, perhaps manually programmed that this is a deliberate turn what does it mean for the investigation? how deeply can their past be dug into? judge napolitano is here. and we'll take you into the belly of the airplane who knew how to disable one of the critical tracking systems on this airplane? # weekdays are for rising to the challenge.

Great to have you on the program today. >> you're welcome. any time. gregg: we are learning more about the pilots who commanded the missing malaysian airlines flight. investigators are combing through the homes of these two men this weekend trying to find clues that one of them, maybe both, may have wanted to sabotage the plane. it's a scenario. william is live in the west coast news room with the latest. >> 10 days, still more questions than answers. terrorism not ruled out as the search area expands dramatically and investigators now focus on the pilot, married, father of three. police raide...

Took evasive maneuvers and turned off the tracking systems. deliberately is a term used by the malaysian government. u.s. helping search teams from 25 other countries using new technologies, including satellite and sonar and other information to narrow down the search area. we have another front page story this morning. andy, as we start off the new week, what is your biggest question today? >> i have many, many, many of your viewers' questions. 10 days, we're not very much closer to finding even some important answers at this point and more than that, i don't think we have a clear path to get...

Technology in the military and we are there and we could have found this, any sort of leads, we would have traced them down a lot quicker. >> bob, you brought up a very good point when we were having our discussion and you said, listen, the tracking systems and satellites. we were talking about that northern track. you were like, we shouldn't be so sure that plane wouldn't be picked up in those particular areas. i want you to talk about that again. i thought that was very important you brought that up. >> well, don, i spent a lot of time in central asia. that was my last assignment. the cia, i...

Spoke the last time on tape. >> we have a picture of the 27-year-old copilot. investigators searched him home, along with the home of the plane's captain. investigators say the plane kept flying for close to eight hours after the tracking systems went dark. first they told us they thought it was four hours, then six or seven. now eight. even though two systems were off the jet computer kept trying to macon tact with the satellite high in the sky. it didn't send any information that is very useful, but investigators say because of that pinging they can use the signal and they narrowed the plane...