see if that plane met all of its air worthiness directives. everything is on the table but it's just a bit suspicious that that primary radar feed that the military put out is enough and rolls royce is denying the notion that the aircraft was pinging data on the performance of the engine. >> i think they're not commenting. i don't know if they're formally denying. >> you know, wolf, such a mess. not to beat up on the malaysians, they just got caught off guard over their head with a huge investigation. i think what you're starting to see is the faa, ntsb begin to put some quality control into this investigation. >> because the malaysians really don't have a whole lot of experience. >> they need help. >> the ntsb and the u.s. authorities and others who really have some experience. a lot of folks, peter, and you've studied this, they're increasingly looking at the possibility this was not some mechanical failure but this was someone commandeering, if you will, that aircraft. >> there's a distinction between