but why and where is it back with me is hans weber, brad meltzer host of "brad meltzer" and there is ll casado, a pilot trainer who has worked in a triple 7 pilot simulator, and, hans, to you first. there are lots of theories out there, hans. one that many believe is that this plane is somewhere probably on the bottom of the ocean. if so, why not debris field? can this happen without a debris field? >> no, it cannot happen without a debris field. there is always a debris field. there are many items on an airplane that are buoyant, sea cushions, et cetera, usually, there are air pockets in stabilizers. remember, the air france 447 had the vertical stabilizer float around in the ocean. if you're interested, i could offer one theory. i read today -- a friend of mine in england sent me a page from an english paper. i'm not familiar with it. i think it was called "the daily telegraph" or just "the telegraph." according to which this past week, some guy in british custody who used to be an al qaeda operator in pakistan told a court that he met several malaysians in pakistan. amongst them, a

joining us now, hans weber joining us from san diego. ent analyst tom fuentes and peter goelz. hans, let me show you and we'll show our viewers, this is not a 777 but it's similar. you push a few buttons here and then you change the flight deck. when you hear these reports that someone in the cockpit changed the flight path for whatever reason, what goes through your mind? what was your thought when you heard that? >> well, i expected that. >> tell us why. >> because if -- there's an echo. because -- and so i'm a -- there was an echo. because the fact that the airplane changed its flight path indicates that somebody reprogrammed the flight management system. that's how it is done. that's the standard. there's very little hand flying anymore. shortly after takeoff you have the flight -- it takes over until shortly before landing which is, by the way, a challenge because pilots don't get to practice their piloting skills that much anymore. but it takes a huge burden off the pilot to not have to hand fly the airplane. >> if you were leading

hans to become the second it team to advance in the final 4. all freshman in the starting lineup. the other school, remember, michigan's fab 5? weber, well, 22 years later. the wolverines trying to reach their second straight final 4. and, antioch's lee demands he steps up. the game was tied at half. it was tied. the time winding down. harrisson, nailed the shot of his life. michigan would have a chance to answer, now, with 2.6 seconds to go. here is the finish. >> running the baseline here. and here he comes back. throws it up, from the midcourt, no go. >> kentucky is going to the final 4. they did not even make the turn am last season. >>> michigan state, yukon, battling it off. jim harbaugh nowhere to be found. having a halftime lead. the success half, scoring 17 of the 25 after the break. yukon is back in there after sitting out the tournament last year because of the ncaa sanctions. they win 60-54. going through tonight on gameday. >> all right, thank you very much. >>> that will do it for us "60 minutes" is up for us. ,,,, ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ (dad) we lived... thanks to our subaru. ♪ (announcer) love.