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March 11th, 2014
10:29 PM ET
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Frustrated families wait for answers about Flight 370

In the four days since Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 disappeared the families of the 239 people on board have received few answers. As the mystery deepens, so do their frustrations. Anderson takes a look at what these families are going through.

Jim Clancy has the latest from Kuala Lampur.

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March 11th, 2014
10:27 PM ET
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Dr. Sanjay Gupta "doubles down" on medical marijuana

Since Dr. Sanjay Gupta first announced his support for medical marijuana last summer, several states legalized it and opened dispensaries. Colorado and Washington even passed laws decriminalizing recreational pot use. But still, many families are trapped in the middle of the medical marijuana debate. Dr. Gupta talks to Anderson about his latest documentary 'Weed 2: Cannabis Madness.'
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March 11th, 2014
10:23 PM ET
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Is the autopsy the key evidence in the Oscar Pistorius murder trial?

The pathologist who conducted Reeva Steenkamp's autopsy testified for the second straight day. The doctor's findings seem to contradict Oscar Pistorius' account of the night of the shooting. While the defense may have scored some points during tough cross-examination of a Pistorius friend who testified about the Olympian's gun use. Robyn Curnow has the latest on the case.

Anderson broke down the latest evidence with forensic scientist Lawrence Kobilinsky and Senior Legal Analyst Jeffrey Toobin.

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March 11th, 2014
10:20 PM ET
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With few answers about Flight 370 wild theories are springing up

There is still no way to know why Flight 370 lost contact. That has some people putting forward their own scenarios. There are serious questions about whether terrorism played a role, there are also some people question whether the plane landed safely somewhere and there are even those who say a meteor may have brought down the plane. Pamela Brown reports.

 

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March 11th, 2014
10:18 PM ET
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New questions in the Malaysia Airlines 370 disappearance

There are serious questions about what happened to Flight 370 after its transponder stopped transmitting. A Malaysian military source tells CNN radar spotted the plane flying far off course over an hour later. Anderson looks at the different investigative and intelligence angles with former Executive Assistant Director of the FBI Shawn Henry, David Gallo who served as co-leader in the search for Air France 447 and Peter Goelz who is a former NTSB Managing Director.
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March 11th, 2014
10:16 PM ET
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Investigating a mid-flight mystery

Malaysia Air Flight 370 is not the first high-tech jumbo jet to disappear mid-flight. Investigators have unraveled several previous aviation mysteries. Randi Kaye takes a look at how previous investigations may offer a blueprint for figuring out what happened to Flight 370.

John Hansman is a professor of aeronautics and astronautics at MIT.

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March 11th, 2014
10:14 PM ET
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Major shift in the Flight 370 investigation

There are now reports Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 may have vanished hundreds of miles from where authorities first thought. A Malaysian military source tells CNN that their radar suggests the plane may have been flying for more than an hour after the final contact with civilian authorities. Rene Marsh has the latest.

Chief National Security Correspondent Jim Sciutto looks at how the counterterrorism community is pursuing leads.
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