>> the problem, carol, is that you have all these unnamed sources being quoted by various news services and we don't know if they're getting those sources are getting information from people third hand that are not immediately involved in this thing or closely involved. we just don't know the qualifications of the sources themselves and then the services put the information out and everybody runs around in circles based on source information that may or may not be true. i think the biggest issue with this of whether it was hijacked or whether it was terrorist or whether it was turned off by the pilots on purpose, all of that hinges on the route that plane took. that's as much of a clue as anything and there's still uncertainty about that. did that plane, in fact, make the turn and start heading for the indian ocean or is it still possible that it's down over the indian ocean or the south choina sea, i should say or the gulf of thailand or over land in vietnam