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In the southern indian ocean. the objects were between three feet and 72 feet in length. they were seen across an area of 154 square miles. this is the fourth set of satellite images to show debris. the multi-national fleet of planes and ships combing the area are still coming up empty. >> reporter: the problem is there is a disconnect between whats seen from space and what the crews based here can see at two or 300 feet. there have been dozens of missions so far, but very, very little seen. 12 ...

The disappearance of malaysia airlines flight 370. were following two breaking developments. "usa today," newspaper, quotes a senior malaysian investigator as saying police now believe the captain deliberately redirected the aircraft but sources tell cnn theres no firm conclusion on that. and it may be the best lead yet in the hunt for the airliner. aircraft will take off shortly and everyone on board will be looking for 122 objects spotted by a satellite. ranging in size from about three feet t...

Scattered around 154 square miles, 1,600 miles off shore from perth, australia, and where they were then and where they are now are two very different places, which makes the search effort much more complicated. >> you know, will, these pictures, these satellite images were taken on sunday. now its wednesday. did the pilots who flew out on a dozen missions earlier today, including a p-8 poseidon flew by u.s. navy personnel, were they given the exact pictures where these 122 objects were spotted ...

Company. the objects are scattered in this massive area. this is a 154 square mile area, about 1600 miles off australia, and it is 2:15 local time in perth. in a couple hours when daybreak happens, search planes will head out again for a closer look and the potential debris field may tell us approximately where flight 370 ended. but still, not why. an aviation specialist says mechanical problem makes the most sense to him. given what we know, and it is not a lot, but were learning a little more,...

Far, relational officials say a french satellite captured images of 100 pieces of debris in the southern indian ocean, not far from where three other satellites detected objects. live with the latest now on that. >> the satellite images compelling from a credible source giving optimism they will find this. the weather is getting worse, the black box battery is dying and the 12 airplanes came back with nothing today. here is the image taken by satellite on sunday. enlarge image blurred by cloud c...

Seeden, a critical plane because it would hunt for submarines and its able to look for this sort of metal under the water. so hopefully it will be able to get out there, get down low and use the specialized equipment to look for any sort of wreckage that might be on the bottom and use its sonar. but, again, depends on the weather. it hasnt been able to fly -- i think the day before yesterday so it just depends on whether or notitis good enough conditions to get it out there. >> and there are shi...

Planes to head out today, six military aircraft, five civilian. theyve got a lot of area covered but of course the most important will be these new images from the french satellite. its about 154 square miles that theyre focused on with 122 objects that they see. some of them as big as 24 meters. so what were talking about is potentially the debris, but we really need those planes to get up in the air, get down low, and take some picture os to identify what these ones actually are. and they have...

Place a day later, youre not looking at the same water. it moves, and it moves very fast in this part of the ocean. it moves 20, 30 miles per day. and it moves in a random, chaotic way. >> reporter: experts say the possibility that the objects were clumped together does offer hope that this could be the wreckage of the plane or it could be unrelated. >> it could be something like the docks we saw wash ashore on the west coast of the united states following the japan tsunami or it could be some o...

Finally broken. >> these are the families and friends of those on board malaysia flight 370. they are angry and frustrated. they want answers. they want to know where the plane is. >> dont even get evidence that the plane crashed. they said it is over. they say no one survived, no evidence. if you find something -- >> reporter: police prevented the bus from leaving the beijing hotel that has been their home base so they took to the streets on foot marching to the malaysian embassy. >> from the b...

Airlines said they broke the news to relatives in person, but many only receive a text message before listening to this announcement. >> its therefore with deep sadness and regret that i must inform you that according to this new data flight mh370 ended in the southern indian ocean. >> the enormous grief magnified in this country which has the most citizens on the plane, 154 chinese nationals on board a plane of 239. a flight that vanished in the middle of the night. some still question the cred...