Good evening. Course. Im jessica aguirre. The official said there are indications that the planes and im raj mathai. Nearly a week of questions, communications were switched off deliberately and that the plane tears and theories. Appeared to be steered in such a now the Prime Minister of way to avoid detection by radar. Malaysia apparently going to the 777, which had 239 announce what the Associated Press is reporting, that missing passengers and crew on board, lost communication with the ground about an hour into its flight on march 8 from kuala lumpur to beijing. Radar signals appear to show the plane climbing to 45,000 feet after it disappeared from radar. The plane then turned west and information gathered from satellites suggests that the plane flew for hours. This presents a whole new series of questions as for where the plane is. Now searchers are zeroing in on a remote chain of islands in the indian ocean. Well keep you posted. Again, we are watching that News Conference closel
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couric: tonight, sonia sotomayor answers her critics about the kind of supreme court justice she would be. the task of a judge is not to make law, it is to apply the law. couric: i m katie couric. also tonight, exclusive cbs news video. u.s. and afghan forces fight to take back a town overrun by the taliban. in florida, the parents of 16 children murdered. three suspects are under arrest, and the police are looking for as many as five more. and an unwelcome visitor to summer camp. the h1n1 flu forcing some camps to close. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the cbs evening news with katie couric. couric: good evening, everyone. the judge raised her right hand today and swore to tell the truth. even among republicans, the betting is the next time sonia sotomayor takes an oath, it will be as an associate justice of the u.s. supreme court. but as the senate judiciary committee opened confirmation hearings today, much of the public is not sure how they feel about the ju