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Indian Ocean / Missing Plane / Debris / A Discussion (Part III) #1087374

CNN Evening News for Thursday, Jul 30, 2015
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(Studio: Anderson Cooper) The new information about the missing Malaysian Flight 370 airplane noted.

(New York: Randi Kaye) The backgrounds of pilot Capt. Zaharia Shah?, who had a flight simulator at home, & co-pilot Fariq Hamid? & whether either man had a role in bringing down the plane reviewed; scenes & photos of the two men shown. [Former FBI asst. director Shawn HENRY@- speculates about Zaharia's hard drive.]

(Studio: Anderson Cooper) Live discussion held with clinical neuropsychologist Gary Kay & CNN's Richard Quest about the two pilots. [KAY - speculates about suicide in the cockpit, but no red flags have been found about either.] [QUEST - doubts the suicide of one of the pilots was the problem.]

Reporter(s):
Cooper, Anderson;
Kaye, Randi
Duration:
00:07:40

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