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That is something that they all worry about. >> i want to bring in richard quest, our aviation correspondent and tom fuentes, our aviation expert. i want to bring them back into the fold. can you explain to our viewers how they arrived at this new search area in the end january ocean? >> they went back and looked at the data concerning the earliest part of 370s flight. they recalculated what they knew from the radar data and the speed they believed. they realized that the plane had burned more f...

New in the next hour of "newsroom," families waiting for days and days for any real news of what happened to their loved ones aboard that flight. ahead in the next hour, the psychological toll that takes and how theyre coping. sanjay gupta will join us to talk about that. >> the type of wreckage or objects that were looking for is so close to the waterlines that our radar would not be able to pick it up so we are very reliant on lookouts who use binoculars. friday night, buddy.

>> there is lack of control, unpredictability and uncertainty. those three things together if you talk to psychologists, those three things make it a very difficult, if not untanable situation. what is interesting is this whole idea there are so many people around the world talking about their loved ones, looking for their loved ones, this whole investigation. that is called the heroic period. it is bowelsterring lstering up feelings. eventually, that does go away. after that period ends, there ...

>> announcer: this is krnk >> announcer: this is krnk breaking news. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com good morning. im carol costello. new leads for malaysian airlines flight 370. minutes ago we learned that five patrol planes have spotted objects in a brand new search area that was first checked only hours ago. nearly 700 miles from yesterdays search area. the sea saw of emotions and seemingly endless contributions proved too much though for families aboard flight 370. they stormed out o...

The partner over one passenger on flight 370 said her resignation over mondays announcement says all eyes ares lost. she says she is angry that malaysian officials could be so irresponsible in making that announcement. she believes there are other things that could have happened to the flight. todays new search area does not raise her hopes. >> we have seen them change their plan of attack an infinite number of times so far. it has each time been a false lead. that doesnt mean this time wont be ...

Area nearly 700 miles closer to the australian coast than originally thought. while the search area has narrowed, investigators are certainly no closer to finding out what happened to that plane, and that may be due to a so-called lack of imagination. its a term best known from the 9/11 commission which found our leaders, bill clinton and george bush, could not believe terrorists would actually hijack a plane and then crash the plane into a building, but now we all know thats an entirely possibl...

Families of flight 370 passengers have been demanding answers for three weeks now. today they took action in dramatic fashion. some 154 relatives walked out of a briefing in beijing in protest. one accused malaysian authorities of hiding facts saying people will be held accountable. cnns david mckenzie is with family members in china. >> reporter: for days family members have been sitting, listening calmly to briefings from malaysian authorities. many of them complaining theyre not getting the a...