COSTELLO: All right, this just in to CNN. New clues about what may have happened to Egypt Air Flight 804. That flight disappeared over the Mediterranean back in May. The committee investigating the crash says traces of explosive material have been found on the remains of the victims. CNN's Nic Robertson has more. Hi, Nic.</s>NIC ROBERTSON, CNN INTERNATIONAL DIPLOMATIC EDITOR: Yes, hi there, Carol. They say they're going to refer this case to the Egyptian prosecutor. Of course, this is raising a lot of questions. It's a very sensitive issue for the Egyptian authorities to imply that the plane might have been brought down by explosives. A lot of questions were asked when the -- at the time when the plane came down. There were a lot of indicators, early indicators in this investigation that indicated it might not be, that it might be a mechanical malfunction on the aircraft. For example, when the aircraft began to lose altitude, Greek authorities picked it up on the radar. It was at 37,000 feet. They say it took a 90 degree turn to the left, went down, then took a 360 degree turn to the right, and then continued going down into the ocean. The data chips, when they were recovered, were damaged. They were sent to France. They were repaired. And the information that came from them and that was being transmitted from the aircraft at the time indicated that there was a smoke alarm in the laboratory and a smoke alarm in the cockpit and that the air crew were trying to fight some kind of fire on the aircraft at the time. So this piece of information now from Egyptian authorities perhaps flies in the face of what we knew up until now. And it's a sensitive issue, the explosives, because, of course, it was that Russian charter jet that came down by an ISIS bomb just several months before this plane disappeared. And the Egyptians really never were completely transparent about everything they knew about that aircraft, Carol.</s>COSTELLO: Interesting. Nic Robertson reporting live for us this morning. Thank you. Still to come in the NEWSROOM, one billion accounts hacked. What Yahoo! is telling users to do right now.
Explosives Found on Remains of Egyptian 804 Victims.