jeff, this issue of the diego garcia.ly, this is something that's pretty much been dismissed as one of those water cooler conversations. there was a reason this one came occupy, right? >> apparently investigators look at the captain's flight simulator. there's been a lot of speculation why he had a flight simulator. they went in there and looked into the computer files. and lo and behold there was diego garcia logged into among the places he visited. so logical conclusion perhaps, maybe he wasn't to diego garcia. unfortunately it's not in the areas we've now determined it must have been that morning. what's more, they've checked diego garcia and it wasn't there. so that one. >> we would have known it was there, obviously, as richard was saying during the commercial. robert, you know, a lot of people -- this spawns the other set of theories which is could someone have shot this plane down and don't want to admit it? >> yeah, that's very unlike. the whole reason for launching a terrorist attack is to claim credit for it. th

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the track of this airliner is far, far, far, too far to the east for diego garcia ever to play a partight. major general bob scales, always good to have on hand to talk about these issues. i appreciate you taking some of our tweets on twitter as well. a lot of people with good questions and good thoughts about this as they follow our coverage. we appreciate your time, sir. thank you. >> thank you, harris. >>> fox weather alert now. a winter storm coming that could shut down our nation's capital. boy, it's almost -- i want to say april, but that's not really true. matt's at the floor, looking at me like, come on. plenty of headaches this wanter, and now for the start of the work week, we're going to feel it again. janice dean joins us. i'm complaining, but it is in fact winter. >> yes, you know what they're calling the storm system? >> big? >> snow patrick's day. >> really? i'm not hash tagging that. >> i think it's brilliant. all the more reason to drink green beer, my friend. >> okay. that tells us a lot about you. >> so on the serious side of it, they're decided whether or not to cl

preprogrammed into the simulator are said to include strips in the indian ocean, maldives, and diego garcia. the suggestion that the plane could be on u.s. territory was dismissed output right. >> some news reports are saying the missing flight could have landed in the u.s. military base, diego garcia, in the center of indian ocean. >> i'll rule that one out. >> malaysian authorities tried to downplay a "new york times" report that flight 370's turn westward was programmed into a cockpit computer. another possible indicator the jet was redirected by the pilot or by one or more individuals with flying experience. >> standard procedure. the aircraft was scheduled to fly to beijing. >> so this report in the "new york times" today -- >> it could be speculation. once you're in the aircraft, anything is possible. >> in washington, the homeland security secretary emphasized malaysian authorities are in the lead and the disappearance of flight 370 is not altering security in the u.s. >> in so far as domestic flights are concerned, in so far as flights out of the united states and in so far as fligh

why was the malaysian mh-370 not detected by the diego garcia u.s.is in the u.s. and indian ocean. >> that particular facilityin i supposed to be watching and listening. it is understandable that air traffic control and civilian facilities are sometimes on and off or not paying attention if they are not handling traffic. that is a very good question. that question hasn't been answered as far as we know yet. we assume that they would have been scanning their air space. >> i think chris cuomo sent that question in. he is obsessed with diego garcia. mary, i am going to ask you a twofer here. a lot of viewers want to know why they are not searching nearby air pords. if no record has been found so far. is there a possibility it could have landed somewhere nearby. >> i think they are not searching them because of the location of the hand shakes. the few data points that we have from the aircraft that couldn't be turned off, as dr. bob arnot said to the satellites. based on that satellite information and the crunching of the data by inmarsat and other brain

military base, diego garcia in the center of the indian ocean. do you rule in that or rule out that? >> i'll rule that one out. >> and while police in kuala lumpur telling reporters today nothing suspicious was found at the pilot and co-pilot's homes, given the conflicting information released by malaysian authorities in the last 11 days there is now a credibility gap. and while the passengers are still under the microscope there is new reporting out of china that the stolen passports used by the two iranian men to board the flight were actually used last year by two different people who were applying for chinese visa, shep. >> is the united states getting cooperation in all this? >> well, the fbi has a team on the ground in malaysia and we understand they are getting better access to some of the raw data like the cockpit conversations between the pilots and ground controllers. and the goal according to a source not authorized to speak on the record is for u.s. investigators to reach their own independent assessment of the data. here in washingto

-based diego garcia.e white house briefing this afternoon the suggestion the plane could be on u.s. territory was dismissed outright. >> some news report saying that the missing flight could have landed in the u.s. military base, diego garcia, in the central of the indian ocean. do you rule in that or rule out that? >> i'll rule that one out. >> reporter: u.s. investigators including the ntsb and faa are involved in the second review as the search enters its 11th day and takes on greater urgency. >> time for k.t. mcfarlane on that, a lot i want to get into with you, and it has gone on a while, and it brings into a question who knew what and when? was this a terrorist act? a whole different ball game now. >> or the fact that nobody is claiming credit. you have to wonder is it a terrorist attack not quite finished yet? >> that's interesting. >> what i look at we don't know right now. eliminated a few possibilities, but even more possibilities have sort of presented themselves. i look at it and say don't kno

diego garcia is tiny, it is remote, and there is an airport there but also an american navy facility. but maybe the plane landed on a beach or a desert in central asia. it's possible, but extremely difficult because surely as much would have noticed or at least some radar would have picked up the jumbo jet. keep in mind the skies over pakistan, afghanistan, india are very closely watched. another theory, maybe the plane was stolen by terrorist in cahoots with the country or just the country's radar operators. israel is reportedly worried about that case. but that's a lot of what ifs. the plane would have to sneak past other countries. it would require a lot of people working together and so farfetched, but this case is so puzzling investigators are not ruling out anything. >> some of it seems so farfetched. >> reporter: it sounds so crazy. >> in the absence of real information. >> reporter: exactly. >> thank you. coming up on al jazeera america janet yellen's first news conference since becoming fed chair may have given a signal that interest rates are heading up. and the cuban govern

earlier this week that a remote landing strip were on the simulator including the navy base at diego garcia. if it's a deliberate act by the pilot and the co-pilot, the seasoned investigators say they'll be looking for evidence of a conspiracy, was there an outside influence that prompted one or both men to take over the jet. >> you're going to look for indicators of influence from the outside. now, if the flight crew is guilty of a crime, there's something external to them that got them thinking about this in the first place. it could have been something as simple as greed. >> so the bottom line is if you hit delete and you think that file is gone, the fbi can still recover it, shep. >> yep, that's not breaking news, thankfully. catherine, good to see you. >> you're welcome. >> dr. alan diehl is an investigator for the safety board. nice to see you. >> good afternoon, shepard. >> i don't know what you want to make of this flight simulator angle, does it sound like a big deal to you? >> no. shepard, airline pilots know they're flying these very automated aircraft now. too pilots and the fli

diego garcia in the center of the indian ocean. do you rule in that or rule out that? >> i'll rule that one out. >> also, u.s. investigators including the ntsb and faa are engaged in a second intense review of the signals data's sources, tell fox news to try to zero in on the missing path as the search enters it 111 11th day. >> there are alarming terror plots. some are absurd. i heard on cnn an alien obduction should have caused this, but one that is popular is the possibility of an onboard electrical fire that would take out the transponder and the acar system and have the pilots in a rush make a quick turn. do you have information on that, whether it's a credible possibility? >> the issue i have heard consistently from my contacts i have been talking to throughout the day is there was a fire in the circuit board. the likelihood that the jet would continue to fly for that eight-hour period when that satellite data link was still in tact and still sending signals, a kind of i'm here signal with out data, seems unlikely or at least remote to investigators at this point

this one, the diego garcia island, it is tiny, it is remote and there is an airport there, but there is also an american navy facility there. what if the plane landed on a random beach, maybe even the desert in central asia. it is possible but extremely difficult because surely somebody would have noticed or some radar would have picked up that jumbo jet because the skies over pakistan, afghanistan, india are supposedly closely watched. so another theory, maybe the plane was stolen by terrorist in cahoots with a country or maybe just the country's radar operators. israel is worried about that idea. that's a lot of what ifs. the plane would have to sneak past other countries. once on the ground it would have to be hidden quickly. it would take a lot of work. it's very farfetched. it's so puzzling, but the investigators are not ruling out anything. >> you just feel so bad for the family. >> reporter: especially when they're crying and sobbing in front of television reporters because they're getting basically no answers. >> what if every what if that you've gone through highlights the f

they would also include diego garcia. if this search area is not on the arc, officials have thrown the arc out or discounted it a little bit. southern indian ocean is a very big place. let me show you what we have here. here's the new search area that the australians are using. are we talking all the way down here for the indian search or talking maybe not quite so far through the maldives or down here. we are going to find that out probably in the morning. but you asked richard quest whether this was the biggest event of the day and absolutely, yes. we'll have to see whether it's this far south indian ocean or this far south. >> ted, you said it appears they have somewhat thrown out the southern arc or moved it somewhat. >> five people say they saw a large jumbo jet fly over the maldives. hasn't that been debunked? >> it's been thrown out as inconsistent, but five people saw it. >> we've had the maldives saying that there's no evidence that the plane came down on the maldives or landed there. that doesn't necessarily con

in the middle of the indian ocean, we have one of our largest bases, diego garcia is there, and we have a lot of assets there. in other words, it's not a question of having to steam towards there. we have most of what we need right there, which could be helpful if they have limited the area they think the plane could have gone down. >> they have repositioned some assets. we were moving over to malacca for a while. now from everything we have heard from the united states prior to today, and this doesn't refute any of that, the united states for reasons that are beyond me, because we are not going to know until they want us to know, if most of the leaks happen on purpose, this is the last known path. this is where they think it went. but it kept going. so that position right there, that broadens out. you can see the position where that was, taking me live, was right here. and then they think it continued in this direction. at 500, 550 ground miles per hour, it would have ended up in here, about 2400, 2500 miles from where it was. you may never find it. >> could you read that again? they s

if that plane went south and southwest, we have the single largest secret base outside area 21, diego garciaation, and believe me, if they can't pick this up and they don't know, and the nsa are really good, the cia, they spy on the congress, spy on us. they should have some information, don't you think? >> that's a first time i have heard the nsa used in a positive way in a while. >> we're paying them enough. >> they're spying on americans. on the u.s. senate, but they can't find this plane. now, the president should, if he hasn't already, order the national geospatial intelligence agency, the one that does all the satellite photography, we should be looking at everywhere on that arc that this plane could be, every air strip there. going back two months ago to see if any extensions were built on any of these air strips to accommodate a plane. >> interesting. a longer runway because you would need that. >> then we should be looking the day this thing was gone, that morning, at every picture we can to see if a plane landed there. this is what we've got the technology for. >> maybe that's happ

aft, the guy wasn't trying to cover it up because it was sitting there, along with diego garcia, we know was also on that flight simulator. >> i think it is also important to remember, in a matter like this you have to account for everything that occurred. it isn't just lacking for things that are troublesome. >> right. >> also investigating to fee there are innocent explanations. people can be cleared. if investigative theories can be shut down based on certain things that are determined. so, it's important to keep in mind that they are looking for all of the truth that may be on that drive. right. and jay, the point is right now, there's the simulate and nothing else because there's no plane, so people are folk ducks in on this. we spoke to a former israeli air force pilot, who now uses -- designs flight simulators for use in high-end searching and things like that says someone as experienced of the pilot of mh-370 would have had no need to proon a similarity. his view, the only reason we have been using it would be to try unfamiliar, untested routes. >> you know, you can fly any airpo

you have other smaller, you've got some islands here and here, you have diego garcia which is a majortion that would have surveillance capability in the area. so the options aren't great once you look at that. there's the possibility that it could have landed in indonesia early on in the flight. here's the path as we know it. to our information we haven't heard this as a major theory that investigators are looking at, but even if it's not landing, it does at least give you the potential that the flight's making turns, turning around and a thousand other options in there which does at a minimum make your search area very large. as we were saying earlier, the original search area over here in the south china sea, chessboard. that's a football field. much harder to find an airplane. >> let me bring andy pasztor of "the wall street journal" back into this conversation. a dramatic amount of reporting you're doing, andy, the possibility that this plane may actually have landed as opposed to crash landing into the waters, whether the indian ocean or someplace else. can you give us a sense ho

in diego garcia, there's a number of assets the u.s. has.osest allies like australia, they were all working it but this is a vast amount of sea space to cover to try and find it. and you have to do that basically from the water. air assets can support that effort, but mostly you've got to pick up the initial ping based on either something that's observable or hearable in the water or on the water surface. >> bob, the idea of coming to a conclusion that investigators seem -- that they believe somebody turned off the transponder, somebody disabled the other communications equipment, which may have involved going below to do it, do you believe there's a substantial and sufficient basis for that finding? >> well, i think the thing you have to remember is it also could have been some kind of problem, either short circuit or overheating or even a flame down in the bay down below. so, you know, i don't think you can be conclusive about any of this yet. so try to set up your priorities of what you think but there really isn't enough evidence to conc

the thai radar picked it up a little bit but with india right there and thailand right there and diego garcia that does nothing but surveillance, do we have more information on why people don't have information on this plane or do we think that's not coming out? >> we do have information. once the transponder stopped submitting and you don't have the advantage of the more advanced radar and any tracking ability on this plane, you're down to basic, old fashioned primary radar, which is almost like what you see in world war ii movies, it's just a blip on the screen. if nobody's watching the screen, if no one as paying attention, it's like it didn't happen. i've had cases in the united states where an air traffic controller fell asleep in the tower. if people aren't paying attention and after about 20 minutes they can be looking at the screen and not noticing there's such a boredom fashion. >> it boggles my mind they pick up an e-mail and they couldn't track a plane. kate. >> tensions boiling over this morning between north and south korea, the two sides exchanging fire at north sea after milita

>> first of all up north we have diego garcia, a u.s. base leased from the u.k. government. satellite system up there. we have a resupply system. that is probably one of the staging areas. >> with this rain and with the current and with the clouds it's going to be a tough day for us to get a follow-up story to this although we understand there will be a commercial vessel there within a couple of hours.ç having said that, there's some reports of experts who say let's say the debris field is the plane and the good night call is the last thing we heard. the only way to get it there is threub rat pilot -- deliberate pilot action. do you agree? >> yes. there is always that 10%, 20% catastrophic failure. the auto pilot would not have stayed on in a critical condition like that. the auto pilot when it suffers a lot of turbulence could be kicked off. when someone tells me there was a catastrophic failure of all the electrical systems, et cetera, et cetera, that airplane is not going to fly for another 1,000 or even 500 miles. that thing had to be guided by some human hand. it would

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olvidando, tuvimos la oportunidad de tener a diego luna, se nota que se ha entregado acuerdo completo. >> y john malkovich es productor, tambiÉn gael garcÍaextensa de promociÓn, cómo fue compartir con el elenco? estÁn muy establecidos en hollywood. >> ademÁs que ver mucho en el proyecto, cuando le pregunto, protagonistas a cÉsar chÁvez, me dice, y me dice no sabÍa de Él, ahora siento esa responsabilidad, y los papÁs de Él eran campesinos en méxico, hay historias entrelazadas. >> dice diego que para la mayorÍa de ellos es algo mÁs que una simple pelÍcula, algo muy emocional para ellos. y de una pelÍcula de ciencia-ficciÓn parece salido lo que vamos a ver a continuaciÓn, un insólito fenÓmeno que tiene a muchos con los pelos de punta, se aprecia en el vÍdeo que un objeto se mueve solo y se quiebra contra el piso, esto no parece tener una explicaciÓn lógica y muchos creen que se trata de un evento paranormal, veamos. >> a simple vista esta tienda parece comÚn y corriente, pero como muestran estas imÁgenes en el instantes que la empleada se mueven hacia otra habitaciÓn de comercio, la tapa de vidrio se mueve sobrela mesa, como manejada por una

diego luna en "primer impacto". muchos esperamos por la pelÍcula, Él se entregÓ a cuerpo completo, su primer proyecto. >>> sÍ, john malcovich tambiÉn. >>> sÍ, gabriel garciacto, que realmente, ya van a a ver maÑana, cuando en el momento que le pregunto a michael peÑa. cuÉntame, protagonizas a cesar chÁvez, me dice, yo no sabÍa de Él, y ahora es cuando siento esa responsabilidad. no? y los papÁs de Él son campesinos, campesinos en mÉxico, hay de verdad historias entrelazadas. >>> sÍ, como mencionÓ diego, dice que para la mayorÍa de ellos es mÁs que un simple trabajo una pelÍcula. >>> mucha responsabilidad. >>> emocional para ellos. gracias daniela, te esperamos maÑana con mÁs. de una pelÍcula de ciencia ficciÓn parece salido lo de ahora, un fenÓmeno que tiene a muchos con pelos de punta. se mueve el objeto, se quiebra en el piso. en una tienda de new hampshire, muchos se creen que se trata de un evento paranormal. veamos. >>> a simple vista, la tienda parece comÚn y corriente, como muestran las imÁgenes, el instante que la empleada se mueve a otra habitaciÓn del comercio, la placa de vidrio usada para cubrir un pastel, se mueve en la mesa, como manejada po