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>> david, youve talked before about the lithium battery potential involvement of this. that would also tally with this. i have read a lot of pieces by pilots, theorizing in a similar way that the most likely -- if its not some form of hijack, the most likely mechanical failure that explains all this would be a fire. >> absolutely. and when you go back to the lithium, you also have fumes. you have hydrogen sulphate. you have sulphuric acid in the air, being inhaled. that damages lungs quickly. >>...

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I dont know what to say even. >> lets talk more about malaysian officials. they believe the plane was lost. you said you hoped they didnt give up the search, that you needed to see some debris from the plane. you said not just a mathematical solution. what do you think about this latest satellite photo that appears to show 122 objects floating in the search area? >> 122 objects. ive been searching the net for previous plane crashes in the sea. i mean, to find 122 objects floating from an aircraf...

Here, french officials say that their satellite spotted 122 objects, 100 miles from the one in the previous image. move to the next slide and youll see the next one, the next day, thai officials say their satellite spotted the 300 objects they told us about today. lets go over to the wall. you can see the images from the same general area, the spot where they have been searching. the one from march 16th, march 18th. didnt get a square but prom march 23rd and one from march 24th. sports who sit o...

Lets talk more about that search aided by these new satellite images, perhaps 300 objects in the southern indian ocean. we want to talk about this. miles obrien is a cnn aviation analyst and a science correspondent for pbs newshour. mary schiavo is the former inspector germ of the department of transportation. also an aviation attorney and represents victims and families after airplane disasters. miles, let me start with you here. yesterday when we got the french satellite images of 122 possible...

Satellites spotted 122 objects and now even japans satellites, 10 objects. yes, it is a big ocean. a vast space. but with all the worlds technology with nsas ability to eavesdrop or conversations and far away yemen or launch grons across the world in the mountains of pakistan. many tonight are wondering how come 20 days later we he have only uncertain images, no proof? grn reporter roger maynard is live with the latest. roger, hoping that these planes taking off they are finally going to bring u...

The amount of material youre now starting to hear about. 300 from thailand, 122 from the french, 10 from the japanese. the difficulty is to get the ships now to that same area from a picture two or three days ago and to retrieve. because each time youre about to just get there a couple days ago and youve got to find it, again. but the facts are coalescing around this to be the crucial area. >> and we may, steve, youre saying the weather in perth is not the weather at the search location. new yor...

On the search from australia, catalina flores is back. good to see you. >> good to see you, sean. as you know from the very beginning, the search has been at the mercy of the weather, and after losing 24 hours to bad weather, yesterdays search was vital. fortunately, the clouds did part to allow 12 aircraft from six nations to scour the area. now four chinese ships and australias hma success are in the area. that search discovered three objects. unfortunately, they werent able to relocate it on ...

Base today because of rough conditions. and the son of the planes pilot is speaking out in an interview with a malaysian newspaper. hes rejecting the speculation his father may have been involved in the planes disappearance. all of these latest satellite images are located in the same general area of the southern indian ocean. so does this mean searchers may be getting closer to finding the proverbial haystack as they say? or could this just be some random objects caught up in shifting ocean cur...

Swirling that the pilot is the focus of the investigation. lets go to andrew stevens live in perth, australia this morning. >> reporter: good morning. a very frustrating day again for the pilots on this search. crucial that the ships remain on station given the size of the storm down there. while theres frustration for the pilots, there could be potential new developments coming to us from satellite images. new this morning, thailands state news agency says a thai satellite a has spotted about 3...