TONIGHT ON "NEWSWATCH,"

THE SEARCH FOR FLIGHT 370.

NEW QUESTIONS TONIGHT ON

FILES MISSING FROM THE

PILOT'S FLIGHT SIMULATOR.

Mark: PLUS, TENSION IN

CRIMEA ARE GROWING.

MORE ON A DEADLY TURN THE

SITUATION TOOK AND HOW THE

WORLD IS RESPONDING TO

RUSSIA.

Wendy: AND ABORTION

ISN'T THE ONLY CHOICE.

HEAR WHY PRO-LIFE ADVOCATES

ARE CALLING 2014 THE YEAR OF

ADOPTION.

ALL THIS AND MUCH MORE

TONIGHT ON "NEWSWATCH."

MALAYSIA IS REACHING OUT TO

THE F.B.I. IN THE CASE OF

THE MISSING FLIGHT 370.

GOOD EVENING, I'M WENDY

GRIFFITH.

Mark: AND I'M MARK

MARTIN.

THE MALAYSIAN GOVERNMENT

WANTS HELP LOCATING AND

ANALYZING FILES, THE FILES

OF THE ONE THAT HAVE BEEN

DELETED FROM THE HOME FLIGHT

SIMULATOR OF THE MISSING

PLANE'S PILOT.

MEANWHILE, THE SEARCH

CONTINUES FOR ANY SIGN OF

THE FLIGHT.

CHARLENE HAS THE STORY.

Reporter: INVESTIGATORS

ARE ZEROING IN ON AN AREA

THE SIZE OF TEXAS AND THE

SOUTH INDIAN OCEAN, WHERE

SATELLITE DATA SUGGESTS

WHERE THE PLANE COULD HAVE

GONE.

YOU'RE AN ON YOUR WAY TO

THE ANTARCTICA.

Reporter: AND NEW CLUES

TODAY, THAILAND'S MILITARY

REPORTS THAT ITS RADAR

DETECTED A PLANE THAT MAY

HAVE BEEN FLIGHT 370, JUST

MINUTES AFTER THE JETLINER'S

COMMUNICATIONS WENT DOWN.

THAI OFFICIALS SAY THEY

DIDN'T SHARE THE INFORMATION

EARLIER BECAUSE NO ONE ASKED

FOR IT.

MEANWHILE, THE SEARCH FOR

ANSWERS IS ONGOING.

IF THE PLANE WAS IN TROUBLE,

OFFICIALS SAY,