good morning. it is sunday july 30th. this is a fox news alert. after nearly 17 months has the missing malaysia airlines plane finally been found. the piece of the plane being analyzed right now. in video a desperate parent trying to get into a daycare center. how in the world was their baby left inside when the daycare closed for the day? she wanted to dress to impress at work. so this j.c. penney employee went shopping in the store s career section. the question now, why was she sent home for her outfit? fox & friends first continues right now. good morning to you. welcome to fox & friends first . i am heather childers.
on that video. they say it shows the final about 14 seconds of that flight it shows the passengers screaming, someone banging on the cockpit door with a metallic object which could very well be the pilot trying to get access to the cockpit again. and then in the end, shows the cabin of the plane being jolted. and we can remember the investigators were saying the plane apparently scraped a mountaintop before then crashing into the side of the mountain. so they do give a lot of detail with all of this. however, you re right. the french authorities have cast doubt on it. at first they said these reports are untrue, unwarranted. they re taking a different line now. now what they re saying is no cell phone video has been used in the investigation and the french prosecutor is also saying if anybody has any, they need to come forward with that video immediately. so certainly it is something that is causing a lot of i wouldn t say uproar but certainly a lot of anger among the french investig
you have an acars system being turned off. you have the plane being turned not once but at least twice probably three times. and most perplexing, no distress call. there are so many ways to notify people that there s a distress. uhf, vhf radio, many, many, many ways. none of that happened. none of that for seven hours. could it have been deliberate? to answer that question investigators zero in on the last two men known to be in control of the plane. seen here passing through security on the night of the flight. first officer fariq hamid was only 27 years old. very young to be flying a 777 in the u.s., but had gone through all the gates and had passed and was with a very senior guy. that s a perfectly safe scenario. there were these 2011 photos taken of fariq in the cockpit with two passengers that
begins. you have a series of events that appear to be human driven. you have a transponder being turned off. you have an acars system being turned off. you have the plane being turned not once but at least twice probably three times. and most perplexing, no distress call. there are so many ways to notify people that there s a distress. uhf, vhf radio, many, many, many ways. none of that happened. none of that for seven hours. could it have been deliberate? to answer that question investigators zero in on the last two men known to be in control of the plane. seen here passing through security on the night of the flight. first officer fariq hamid was only 27 years old. very young to be flying a 777
malaysian 370. these are the last words heard from the cockpit of malaysia flight 370. and the moment the mystery begins. you have a series of events that appear to be human driven. you have a transponder being turned off. you have an acars system being turned off. you have the plane being turned not once but at least twice probably three times. and most perplexing, no distress call. there are so many ways to notify people that there s a distress. uhf, vhf radio, many, many, many