they've investigated them with the officials from the maldives.'s charles haviland is in sri lanka. i asked him what was said to have taken place around the maldives. >> reporter: reports have come out that islanders in the south central part of the arc pell go, several of them, maybe about ten of them reported spotting a very, very large airplane over flying very low on the morning of the 8th of march. the timing may not add up. they're saying it was about 6:15 local time which i think would have been 9:15 in malaysia. the plane would have to have been going very slowly indeed to have been over maldives at that point. the maldives authorities, national defense forces in particular are saying this is not spotted on radar and they do not really believe these accounts are true. but the fact remains that about ten islanders are testifying this having happened. i spoke to a local counselor on that particular island and he said many people have come up with this story and come up with saying it had red and i believe white colors, the same kind of marki

anyone who says they saw this overfly the maldives or whatever, it was dark.on't see how anybody could say that. there's been a lot of strange information put out on altitudes and a whole host of things and a lot of it's come from the malaysian government. we've got to be able to sort through this, my concern is, if this airplane could be used as a weapon of mass destruction or conventional munitions that could attack a carrier, israelis, american forces, for instance. we have to be very alert until we know exactly where this airplane is. >> that would mean that the -- at this point, you said that the pakistanis, if they don't speak up soon they would be complicit. i would argue they're complicit now by not sharing their information and intelligence about this with the world. is that a fair observation? >> i think that's a fair observation. the way the boeing report came out, it said the air field was in taliban controlled areas, i think that's saying in western pakistan. and there are three primary bases, two are main operating bases and one is a satellite ba

there's no evidence that the plane came down on the maldives or landed there. that doesn't necessarily contradict any eyewitness. i'm not denying or being disrespectful to an eyewitness. but they are traditionally unreliable because they see what they want to see. >> i got a tweet yesterday from dan abrams of abc, the legal analyst saying, eyewitnesss are often unreliable. okay. stick around, everyone. many more questions. jim sciutto, thank you very much. great reporting on this story. we'll come back a little later and jim will if he gets more details. everybody else, stick around. stick with me. we're going to have much more on our breaking news and on what president obama said about the search. i also want to talk about the families and what it will take to get some answers for them and keep tweeting us your questions tonight. what you wear to bed is your business. so, if you're sleeping in your contact lenses, ask about the air optix® contacts so breathable they're approved for up to 30 nights of continuous wear. ask your doctor about safety information as

in 2009 leaders in the maldives staged a dramatic demonstration ahead of the u.n. climate change conference in copenhagen when they held a cabinet meeting on the bottom of the ocean floor to foreshadow their impending fate if the world failed to act in the face of climate change. maldives' president told observers, we're now actually trying to send our message. let the world know what is happening and what will happen to the maldives if climate change is not checked. if the maldives cannot be saved today, we do not feel there is much of a chance for the rest of the world. leaders spent 30 minutes on the ocean floor that day. when later asked about what would happen if the u.n. climate change conference in copenhagen failed to produce an agreement among states, the president of maldives simply said, we are going to die. in addition to sea level rise, island nations face other immense challenges from climate change. slight changes in ocean temperature from increased warming and increased ocean acidity, which scientists explain as a consequence of oceans absorbing mor

but what if flight 370 had flown 2,000 miles west above a remote island in the maldives?n the maldives reported residents saw a white plane with stripes flying very low making a tremendous noise. but malaysian officials knocked down the sighting. >> these reports are not true. >> reporter: the maldives defense ministry says it saw nothing on its radar. a student in taiwan reportedly saw this while going through tomnod satellite images. a plane in the jungle? a satellite company told cnn, woe believe this to be an airplane in flight and not mh 370. and then there are the scammers out there trying to get folks to click on their links by putting out fake screen shots captioned" flight 370 found in sea, 50 people alive." with so much sea to search, seeing is not believing. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> thanks for joining us. anderson starts now. >>> good evening, everyone. it is 8:00 in the morning in western australia whereas we speak all eyes are on the royal australian air force base outside perth where we believe two aircraft like this one are now airborne. the planes de

published reports of people living on the island seeing a low flying bum bjumbo over the island of maldives. >> i think it is 100 percent clear this pilot or co pilot took this plane with the clear inde intent of doing something bad. >> the search is using the most sophisticated aircraft the pf poseidon with advanced radar systems. retired air force general tom mcnirn kn mcinernie says they likely know something more about the flight. >> when the u.s. navy quits their search they must know something in the indian ocean. israeli defense forces when they increase the air defense alert they must know something. >> general mcineais concerned a the -- they are still missing. >>> hope we get to the bottom of it soon. we are all wondering. >>> now to another tragedy in the air. investigators piecing together what led to this deadly helicopter crash in seattle. the news chopper had just stopped at the tehelipad to refl when it crashed and burst into flames killing two people. they heard strange sounds from the helicopter before it plunged to the ground. >> i looked up and two seconds later the flam

now, we learn, people in the maldives islands, in the indian ocean, reported seeing a low- flying plane, just hours later. there's no way to know whether it was the malaysian plane, flying low to avoid radar. officials in thailand also revealed radar picked up a plane about the same time the jet disappeared. a spokesman said that wasn't shared earlier because malaysia's first request for information was not precise. russia has announced it will take over crimea, despite the disapproval from the u-s and europe. russia's parliament gave president vladimir putin a standing ovation as he made that announcement. that came after the white house and europe imposed travel bans and financial sanctions on dozens of russian officials. russia remains confident that crimea is rightfully theirs after it voted to separate from ukraine. >> in our hearts we know that crimea has always been and always will remain a part of russia. >> it doesn't legitimize taking what you want because you want it. or because you are angry about the end of the cold war or the end of the soviet union. >>one ukrainian soldie

right over the maldives right there.yes, there are places to put that plane down on land in the maldives. not many. they have very little land and a lot of water. you go down here a little bit farther, you will find that island right there. that is a 1.6-mile-long runway and not too many people on that island either. >> bill, what do you think? simple as a fire and that he wanted to find a place to put this bird down? >> well, i agree with the premise. i'm not convinced that there's any indication there was a fire onboard. with a mere two button push on the flight management system computer, it brings up the five closest alternate airports from your present position that are suitable to land an aircraft of that size. and i agree we are trained to pick the closest suitable airport in an emergency, and head for that position to put the airplane on the ground, particularly in a fire. but flying all the way to the maldives at low level, looking for a runway is as plausible as anything else i've heard so far this week. >> wha

the malaysians also say -- reports that the aircraft was seen at a very low level in the maldives -- >> that's well to the west within the indian ocean, well to the south of asia there. >> indeed. there were reports that a low-flying aircraft with coloring was spotted. the malaysian authorities say that those reports are not true. they wouldn't have worked in sense of timing in any case. we can presumably discount those. they also said that all the passengers and crew aboard the aircraft are being investigated as a matter of course, and the flight simulator taken from the pilot's house, it's been suggested that a data logon that flight simulator was deleted on the 3rd, a few days before the plane took off. the acting transport minister was also very careful to say that everybody on board is considered innocent until proven guilty of anything. >> there was also one report in the last few hours suggesting that the plane had actually got an instruction to start turning west about 12 minutes before the last known contact with ground control. what did he say to that? >> he said those repo

i don't think that a pilot -- he would first of all know that the maldives were out there.intend to land there what would be the purpose of coming down so low so he could be identified just to ditch the aircraft on the other side? there isn't any place else to land. i don't think that is what happened. >>> let's move to the next question. could it have been terrorism? it is a question so many are asking. investigators are looking into the background of all 239 people on board. so far no red flag. do you believe this might have been terrorism? >> i'm worried that it could be. you know, there is an air worthiness directive that is out that is for the boeing 777 that warns against possible hacking from passengers that are located in the back that are watching the passenger entertainment system, that it has a vulnerability that eboeing is asking the operators to correct so that there is no way that a person in the back of the plane can access the main computer and put in false information or have the aircraft begin turns. so you have that problem going. you also have a problem

. >> the people who, on the maldives that was not true. >> it was the middle of the night in maldivesve seen it. >> ticking off. >> one aspect leaving the exclusive control of the malaysians not open and honest in the data it the more involvement of the americans the more likely we are going to have something on this. >> that's it for the panel, stay tuned for a messageout. lost in translation. chuy spicy chicken quesadilla soup. she gives me chunky before every game. i'm very souperstitious. haha, that's a good one! haha! [ male announcer ] campbell's chunky soup. it fills you up right. [ male announcer ] campbell's chunky soup. ♪ see what's new at projectluna.com before paragraph finally tonight, voice recognition systems were designed to make our lives easier. as one norwegian driver with a bit of an accent found out they still have some glitches to work on. [beep. >> play list. >> mate. >> this device is not available. [beep] >> i'm not going to turn on my tv i'm going to play music. music, i hate you. >> radio. [beep] >> music. >> this name has not yet been stored. [ laughter ] >

. >>> residents in the maldive's islands said they were surprised to see a plane flying low and making a loud noise on the morning of march 8th. a -- thailand is criticized for failing to come forward with information that could have aided in the search. military radar picked up a plane the same time the jet disappeared. but the plane never entered thai air space. officials said malaysia's first request for information was not precise. >>> flirting with death on the tracks. people continue to try to beat trains on the peninsula. cal train posted this video from the redwood city station. it shows a reckless dash right there across the tracks. many people don't realize that it 79 miles an hour, a train can cover the length of a football field in less than three seconds. three people have been killed on the tracks this year. >>> members of the los angeles city council want an investigation into whether fracking could have played a role in yesterday's earthquake. it involves breaking apart rock deep under ground. and some have linked the oil extraction technique with earthquakes in oklahom

if that airplane was witnessed to cross the maldives, that's a perfect straight shot at pakistan up the west coast of india. and that's a possibility. i wouldn't rule that out. >> matt or jason, either one of you think there is a possibility that it has landed some place safely, i should say as opposed to crash landing. >> at this point that sounds rather implausible. and none of the reporting that the journal has done has indicated that that is a real likely possibility especially with the most recent trajectory that we're looking at heading south-southwest. you have to imagine that every airstrip on the planet that could accommodate that aircraft, a 777 must have eyes on it from the sky from the u.s. and other governments looking to see if it's there. really there has been no plausible theory on where it may have ended up again most recent trajectories becoming more and more focused suggesting not somewhere it would be able to land sadly for those families. >> here is where i am hung up a little bit. i go back to my old fashioned my old education as a lawyer looking for evidence, and

again these are eyewitness reports from the maldives. what do you make of it mary? >> i say go look. two scenarios, one a crime one a horrible accident. and if somebody saw something, it doesn't take long to rule it out. just like the fisherman's story, they saw wreckage there. go check it out. about four hours into the ocean. they could be soon out of fuel. do a fly over. let's rule out the things we know can't be. we know one thing from the thai radio report by the way. the report that came out today they said they did not enter thai air space. does that mean they weren't going north? i think so. >> unless you also -- there was also a report about another plane that had been contacted by authorities in vietnam to see if they could make contact with flight 370. to you, that's significant? >> yeah. my understanding is that that airplane was about 30 minutes ahead which is a fair distance. and it's difficult -- the procedure that i was explaining before we went on air was that if the controllers are expecting an airplane at a certain spot, it seemed very compelling t

also thailand, the maldives.ast night on hannity, it was said this is all a problem. >> it's really troubling to see the malaysians completely messing this up and a white house earlier today we had jay carney very comfortable with saying the malaysians are in charge. now, i don't understand the white house that's not curious about what's going on because we don't know the answers, but let's just assume for the sake of an argument that it could be terrorist related. and if it is, do you know who the target of that terrorism is going to be? it's going to be the united states of america. >> also it's important to point out yesterday, because you talked to a general who talked about some type of pakinstani connection and this plane landing inside pakistan. we do understand that the president of malaysia called the president of pakistan yesterday. wait a second. we're looking to the south and he's calling the president of pakistan to say, hey, did you see anything? can you help us out? >> right. what the general said

he said the plane sighting in the maldives is not true.is also saying there lee partners are increasingly taking a lead for the search. he has confirmed some data from flights he later has been deleted. he is working with malaysia, a lot of the partners working on basically narrowing the search core doors to find better data and better radars. experts are now helping with the singer later investigation, and he says police are still going through some simulator data logs. we will keep an eye on this news conference going on. that is the acting transport minister from malaysia. we will keep you updated with any breaking news from that story and we'll be back in a couple of minutes. ♪ >> welcome back. chinese internet giant alibaba is the latest public offering to be making headlines. it could be the biggest since facebook. for more, we are joined by martin mcnulty. great to have you on the program. thank you for joining us. evaluations seem a bit frothy. alibaba, is this not somewhere where investors -- i'm sure there's a lot of potential, b

the latest, residents on a remote island in the maldives said they saw a low-flying jumbo jet at 6:15 a.m. local time the day the jet disappeared. but this morning, the minister of transport said, that's not true. >> regarding reports that it was sighted in the maldives, i can confirm they have confirmed these reports are not true. >> reporter: meanwhile, our abc's own gloria riviera retraced flight 370 taking the red-eye to beijing, just like 239 passengers and crew did that fateful night. soon after takeoff, just before 370's communications started to fail, the crew would have been starting food service. the passengers like us getting settled. in less than an hour something on 370 was seriously wrong. >> we're over 40 minutes into the flight. i just got on flight 370. someone had switched off the transponder communication to air traffic control, so the plane was no longer in contact -- direct contact with anyone on the ground and also the point at which the plane turned to the left. would passengers notice? they're in the middle of dinner, and they're also getting ready for bed. >>

there were two topless ladies in the maldives who saw the plane. do you remember that?n i saw that in legitimate newspapers i went bye, i'm not reading anymore. bernie goldberg, everybody. the results of our bill o'reilly.com poll asked is the media overdoing the malaysian airlines story about 15,000 of you voted. 87% say yes. 13% say. no factor viewers perceptive as usual. the moment juan and mary katharine will weigh in on the collapsing in the media president obama trying to rally the world against putin. will he succeed in the factor is >>> in the impact segment tonight, we continue our lead story setting the record straight on the missing jetliner. joining us from denver mary katharine ham and juan williams, both fox news analyst. you are in the industry. you make money being pundits on tv. bernie and i, you know, we feel strongly about this. but, are you as invested as we are? juan, you start. >> yeah. look. i was trained as a hard news journalist, 20-years plus at "the washington post." i have got to tell you something the basic rule is if you don't have a story,

a british ship is en route from the maldives.erican ship with specialist equipment designed to trace the black box recorder. that is en route. and other countries sending vessels as well. it's the australian ship at the moment where the focus is. of course if in the next few hours they can retrieve these objects it will put us on the path to understand if we're searching in the right area north. >> more now from egypt. death sentences given to 528 supporters of the former president of muhammohamed morsi. bbc arabic is here. only 150 or so were in court. but they have been given death againsts. families are protesting. >> it seems an important point in egyptian politics. many people are raising issue about last saturday. today the sentence. secondly, as you mentioned in our intro that people are protesting. the families are protesting. but more significantly the political aspect of this court. egyptian authorities seems to be sending a strong political message that the the way we will solve the issues. in return, would the reactio

they are saying reports of the missing plane over the maldives are untrue.e working to retrieve simulator data. so deleted simulator data from the pilot's log, at what point that happened and who can do that, of course. always lots of speculation around this, but we will keep you updated. alibaba is reportedly leaning towards listing on the new york stock exchange instead of the nasdaq, according to the "wall street journal" source ones. cnbc has confirmed the e-commerce giant is holding its kickoff meeting next tuesday with five main banks leading the deal. analysts expect the deal due in the third quarter will raise $15 billion or more. that's an incredible numbers on this. speculation of the financial times that this deal could reach around $20 billion worth. as we look at an estimate of the fees there, around 2% of the growth proceeds, we're talking a sum of $400 million. and the facebook, 1.1% just to give you some perspective on that. so a nice windfall for some of those banks. $400 million is being speculated in the financial times this morning. now l

they fly off to the maldives. until today to fly back to saudi arabia to pick up their muslim mastermind president obama who is there today and fly over to pakistan. let the jihad begin. >> all right. you buying that, tom? >> after listening to bernard i'm no longer an aviation expert. i actually am more of an expert than either of you guys because i fly in the cheapest seats in the plane in the very back and i'm sitting right above the engine so i feel everything that happens on that plane. i get a good look at the it wings. heads. guys like you in the business class. >> you will never dare come up there. right? >> never will. >> that's why i buy the ticket. >> i'm afraid. >> what happens to the plane? >> two words, bermuda triangle. >> that's in the atlantic ocean? >> no, no. i grew up in the 1970s. we were all afraid of the bermuda triangle. we haven't heard about it because of el nino it has blown over to the other side of the planet. >> it's not a triangle anymore kind of like a rom buoy rombulos. >> how did

there were two topless ladies in the maldives who saw the plane. do you remember that?n i saw that in legitimate newspapers i went bye, i'm not reading anymore. bernie goldberg, everybody. the results of our bill o'reilly.com poll asked is the media overdoing the malaysian airlines story about 15,000 of you voted. 87% say yes. 13% say. no factor viewers perceptive as usual. the moment juan and mary katharine will weigh in on the collapsing in the media president obama trying to rally the world against putin. will he succeed in the factor is coming right back. [woman] so we got our 4-star hotels... for half price. ♪ h-o-t-w-i-r-e ♪ hotwire.com ♪ ♪ ♪ two pretzels. put in on my capital one venture card. i earn unlimited double miles. not bad. can i get your autograph mr. barkley? sure kid. man my fans they love me. that's the price you pay for being world famous. he meant sign the receipt, fool. greg anthony. haha. hey man, could you sign my hat? he wants my autograph. earn unlimited double miles with no blackout dates from the capital one venture card. what's in your wall

they were preprogrammed into the simulator said to include strips in the indian ocean, the maldives, vsri lanka, and the suggest it could be on u.s. territory was dismissed out right. >> some news reports are saying that the missing flight could have landed in the u.s. 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. th

malaysian officials also say that reports that people saw the plane flying low over maldives islands are not true. they've asked for all sorts of help finding this jet but a rep for the woods hole oceanographic institution in massachusetts says it has offered to help and the malaysians have not even responded. that's the same organization that found the france air flight after it went off brazil. what else are we hearing about those deleted files? >> reporter: shep, the source now authorized to speak on the record that they've been asked to do a technical analysis of the hard drive to recover the deleted files. it was recovered from the pilot's home once the investigation became a criminal case and it was reassembled by investigators as they reviewed the files with a focus on evidence that points to premeditation. authorities in malaysia telling reporters about this new evidence. >> some files were deleted from the simulator and forensic work to retrieve the data is ongoing. the pilot and the crew remain innocent until proven otherwise. >> copies of the hard drive were taken to the f

there are a number of brand new headlines to report to you tonight, including claims that some maldiveset the day this plane vanished. that's not all, the island's military said the radar detected a plane that could have been a missing jet, but it didn't turn over the data until now, because investigators never asked for it. also due to mounting fears the plane may have been hijacked, israel is reportedly tightening its air security. we'll

the sites 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 i

maybe not this part of the world and in the maldives, maybe you don't have any threats against you.e israel, certainly places that have a high level of tension. you're going to be very, very reactive. >> we talked before, we are hyper sensitive to it here in north america, specifically post 9/11 here in america. but it makes you wonder if these protocols will be looked at with more execuscrutiny. michael balboni, we appreciate you talking about this. obviously still so many questions. and again, we should point out, we don't know if it was terrorism related. because if this is mechanical, nothing to do with our security. >> two guys also got on with stolen passports. michael balboni, really appreciate it. >> i guess that does it for us. i'm michaela pereira. >> and i'm john berman. "legal view" with ashleigh "legal view" with ashleigh banfield starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> hello, it is wednesday march 19th. welcome to "legal view." as the focus of the malaysian airliner search turns south of the equator, one new piece of forensics is keeping the investi

. >> and this morning malaysian officials said an investigation into reports that people in the maldivesaw the plane on march 8 revealed those sightings are not true. >>> a gilroy man is among 2 dozen military veterans new recipients of the medal of honor. president obama says the honors why long overdue. only 3 recipients are still alive and able to attend yesterday's ceremony at the white house. the veterans had already been recognized for outstanding heroics during battle but the pentagon determined most were denied the nation's highest military honor because they were latino, african-american or jewish. >> some of these soldiers fought and died for a country that did not always see them as equals. >> i think whatever injustice were done are kind of now taking over and this opens up for more people to feel the way we feel today. >> joe baldonado of gilroy was one of the posthumous recipients. he died 64 years ago saving his platoon in the korean war. his brother charles was at the white house yesterday to accept the medal on his behalf. >>> 5:15. check of traffic on this hump day. how

amy says, do the sightings of a low-flying jet on the maldives mesh with the timing and location of the on acars? we'll answer that at the top of the hour. here's what lakalex is asking. rule of flying is to navigate, aviate, then communicate. perhaps fire came on quickly, pilot responds course changes and passes out. >> we have the best aviation experts in the united states and in the world to answer all of those questions. if you want to send them you can send them. make sure you #370qs. and we will try to get your questions on the air tonight. the host of experts and myself will be doing that at the top of the hour. bill? >> all right, don. if you want the very best you got to get mary in your studio. >> mary will be in the studio tonight. she'll help answer some questions. >> we love this woman and her breadth of knowledge and thanks to keith our pilot friend as well. tune into don top of the hour. >>> coming up it's about the size of the continental united states. that is the area of ocean currently being searched for flight 370. seems like an impossible task. we're going to talk t

i'm actually surprised no one is asking about that report from the maldives that those fishermen saw the flight. >> hasn't that been discredited? >> it has been, but it took a lot of practice to say the island where it was found. >> nicely done. >> thank you. >> could you talk to us about apparently the search area has been narrowed down to the coast of australia? >> thanks for asking that. i've got a map here which may require some glasses, but i'm going to hold it up here. it was released by the pentagon just a little while ago today. and the reason this map is important is it shows how the search area has really been narrowed down to southwestern australia, and there's a patch which is identified as the specific search area, and then what they call a drift area. and the reason that's important is that we were first to report yesterday that the ntsb and faa are taking a second intense review of all of the satellite data, the civilian and military data, and they were also factoring into that the weather, the fuel, and what i found pretty surprising is how far that jet could glide wi

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and if those data points hold, then it's not possible that they went to the maldives where the fishermen said that they saw it. but it certainly is compelling. and it sounds like it would be very reasonable. but it's just not on the data points where the plane was tracked to have gone. >> right. it would have been about 1:30 in the morning, david. moonlight, he'd have to depend on moonlight i guess to see it? >> well, yeah. as far as seeing an airplane at night if it's that low as he was saying that low you'd noknow it was a big airplane going over. but those pings wouldn't indicate it was in that area necessarily. >> raised with me, phillip, you can chime in on this as well and david. i wondered would it make any sense to put out a reward offer to people with any information? or would that just draw crazy opportunists like flies? >> yeah. in the investigation, the thing is trying to figure out what it is that's real and what's no. as mary pointed out, only thing that's real in my mind that's really given us clues are those pings out there in the ocean. so you have to manage your resourc

the landing sites pre-programmed are said to include strips in the indian ocean, the maldives and thebased diego garcia. at the 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 loo

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