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Indications wreckage from that plane? >> you know, wolf, we heard this before when we heard the 300 objects. the 122 objects. and those seem to be debris fields. again, trying to manage expectations. we have been down this road before. and certainly everybody is hopeful. you know, some of the pieces, single pieces, may or may not really be part of the wreckage. we just have to wait. this one, fortunately, is close enough to a ship thats being repositioned that will have hopefully have it in our ...

370. i want to write bring in my experts with this search and finds. the new location and what we can make of what was spotted so far today. michael kay is a retired lieutenant colonel in the r.a.f., royal air force, helicopter pilot. christine dennison is the president and co founder of mad dog expeditions in new york and knows a whole lot about oceanography and has spent a lot of time on the water, as well. and david soucie, cnn safety analyst and former aviation accident investigator. david, ...

New search area. so it wasnt a total waste. the australians saying all of that stuff, the 122 pieces that were spotted by one piece of satellite, 300 spotted by another, thats all junk that has nothing do do with the wreckage. >> if in fact the malaysians are correct, that would be hard to explain. but based on the ocean currents. >> so you believe the australians are right? >> i do. >> peter, kwwhat about you? >> i think the australians are speaking straight. >> you have more confidence in the ...

Not revealing. and theres an investigation, both a criminal investigation and aeronautical investigation. and well find out in the fullness of time. do i think we are any closer to knowing why? no. we have a variety of circumstantial evidence. i have never seen so much one and one plus one and well get to it half a dozen or more if we can. this pilot business is just breathtaking. its mind boggling the way in which journalists are just throwing every rule that weve ever been taught from day one....

Debris field, and the satellite imagery is helpful, but i have to caution not to be too optimistic until we actually get visual confirmation. once you do, our oceanagraphers reverse plot and that will help us determine a much more specific point where this plane may have crash landed. >> commander marks, help me understand this, because im an idiot in science and this kind of thing. but for days now, weve been hearing about satellite data from a variety of different countries showing in one case...

To denver before you even begin to search and you have got to get back. >> its about 1700 miles i think from perth. obviously these debris fields have been found in a few different spots around this. certainly through some very rough conditions. be able to get that visual reference on it and weather conditions certainly better. satellites spots at least two different but large potential and let me emphasize the word potential debris fields. neither suspected debris field can possibly be said to ...

Siemens designed and built the right tools and resources to get the job done. the search has refumed for flight 370 in the southern indian ocean with aircraft and ships looking for any signs of the objects spotted. those 122 objects we talked about. but no objects have been found. the search area is more than 600,000 square miles and even getting to that part of the ocean is a challenge. tom forman joins me now with details. >> reporter: they have assembled quite a fleet to look for this missi...

And the new observations indicate that they are also pulling some of it to the south. >> just to be clear. we see 300 possible objects a day. about 120 miles from where we saw 122 objects before. could they have drifted that far apart in one day or are what we seeing perhaps by the currents dispersal over -- in the 20 days we have now? >> what i think were seeing is probably the original crash material that has been spread to many different locations. i doubt that the images they are showing the...

Make everything fit it. thats how we end up with wrongful convictions by the way from criminal cases. but i think they have that going on. theyve got belief persistence. they think it has to be the pilot. and by the way, on the four planes on september 11th, 2001, it took weeks in some cases months to figure out there were 19 people aboard, many of whom had flight training. we didnt find that out for weeks. finally that evidence came out. >> michael schmidt, this 122 pieces of debris that have b...

Vanished and we had no idea in the world where it would end up. now we have satellite images of 122 objects floating in the southern indian ocean. but actually finding them is an entirely different story. heres cnns jason carroll with more. >> reporter: daylight in this remote part of the indian ocean. so far, no sign of the debris spotted here by a european satellite. 122 potential objects over and area of 154 square miles. 1,600 miles from perth, australia. the most credible lead to date in th...