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Previous mystery items that we have seen. why is that? >> well, if the orange objects are identified as from mh 370, then the university of western australia tracks all the current data, all of these -- where this area is large eddies in that area. and they can then track back to march 8th and tell the searchers exactly where that bit of debris came from. if they have the exact location of where it is picked up, on the exact day, they can track it back to where they came from on march the 8th. a...

Sea. it will be an area or probably maybe 30 or 40 square miles. thats kind of the accuracy youre talking about. thats a rough figure. and it can be with the pinger locator. the distance of being about a mile to pick up the ping from the black boxes. youve got, again, be very lucky to get it. >> lets talk about the search, how long this could possibly go on. no one knows for sure. but certainly the australian prime minister tony abbott addressed that at a press conference not long ago. lets list...

That if they were going to have success in this new area, you know, were running up against that barrier where you think they might have had it already. >> well, i dont know. theres just so much debris there that the chances of you actually finding a piece from the plane, you really have to take it out of the water and look at it very carefully. but i think the ones we have -- only one piece of debris, then were actually gaining, because one of the other advantages of this part of the ocean is t...

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>> how far in advance can you detect it, do you think? >> thats an excellent point. 13,000 patients. they were able to find out 92% accuracy of early organ-confined colon cancer, which is a being deal. in the most advanced ones, 42% accuracy. not so great, but for the first stage, this is actually great. what it would tell us is you can bring the stool to the doctor, run this dna test and tell you whether youre okay or not, whether you need a colonoscopy or not. >> is it available now? >> first ...

>> yeah, i think one of the big problems weve got here is that the accuracy of the search operation is predominantly based on assumptions. we know from the data that weve got the distance and the arc. what we dont know is how far down the arc south that its gone. and what is fueling this information is assumptions based information. to its distance, its track, its also altitude, and its speed. but theyre all based on conflicting evidence as what weve seen. we dont know what happened after that l...

Problems weve got here is that the accuracy of the search operation is predominantly based on assumptions. we know from the data that weve got the distance and the arc. what we dont know is how far down the arc south that its gone. and what is fueling this information is assumptions based information. to its distance, its track, its also altitude, and its speed. but theyre all based on conflicting evidence as what weve seen. we dont know what happened after that last transponder ping. we dont kn...

Mark marker buoys so that we know with accuracy where the water is moving, and that provides us the best way to keep the search area confined rather than simply accept that its going anywhere in a search area gets bigger. im sorry thats a complicated issue. >> all the information that is currently available to the investigation that is relevant to the likely movements of the aircraft has been -- and the analysis of that has been made available to the search. we will continue to do that. we are n...

Five aircraft spotting things northeast on credible lead from radar data. this data indicates the plane was traveling faster, possibly, than previously estimated. michael kay former adviser to uk ministry of defense has been involved in other crash investigations and he joins me now. >> hi, gretchen. >> so new information, 700 mile more to the northeast. what do we make of it? >> what we have to keep remembering, gretchen, this investigation is still assumptions based. what it does, reduces the ...

Their movement by satellite to the australian maritime safety authority into that area so we know with accuracy where water is moving and that provides us the best way to keep the search area confined. raerng than accept it goes anywhere in the area and becomes bigger. >> its a complicated issue. >> all of the information currently available to the investigation that is relevant to the likely movements of the aircraft has been made and analysis that have has been made available to the search. we...