jack barker is a former faa spokes man and aviation consultant joining me in atlanta. phil savage is a former pilot and accident investigator. and mary shiavo is a cnn analyst. listening to all that information, what is included and what has been excluded or dismissed at this point, mr. barker, let many ask you first, what does it tell you that these pilots didn't request to work together, that there was no extra fuel as we heard andrew reporting there, no extra fuel on this plane, and pakistan is now saying it doesn't appear as though that plane showed up on our radar, which would have been part of that northward arc if indeed the satellite imagery is right, that the plane may have gone north or south, but at least pakistan is saying, not in our air space. what do you do with this information? >> there's a lot of information out there and you have to start ruling things out. the first sign of what the problem was was when the transponder was turned on. somebody, the co-pilot or someone else who knows aviation knows that that transponder identifies the aircraft, a rada