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Objects and its a possibility they spotted objects in the new area. they are now going to have to search around the perimeter and all of the data analysis seems to indicate where in the zone. >> what is the plan for tomorrow? its dawn breaking there in a few hours. >> we know the malaysian prime minister at his hotel right now, if he is resting up at pierce air base. hes meeting with the people and its an important meeting and the first time they will be face-to-face since the search operation h...

Was traveling faster than they originally thought. it was therefore burning up more fuel and therefore crashed earlier further north than they originally estimated. thats why theyre concentrating on this new area. this was also about 1,000 miles off the coast of perth, which means that the search aircraft can get there more quickly and stay there longer. it really does give a bit of a boost to the search and hopefully provides more optimism that we are going to have some kind of satisfactory con...

Was going. i would have said you were stark-raving mad. this has been unprecedented. it is unique. the depth and lack of material and data and anything to go on is extraordinary. and thats why i think we have to be a lot more understanding, not the families, obviously. they are grief-stricken. but those of us who can take one step back, piers, i think we have to be a lot more understanding of what the investigation is doing and how its at the edge of technology. >> obviously last night we were l...

With expertise in satellite communications and aircraft performance to take this work forward. the international working group included representatives from the uk, inmarsat, aaib and rolls royce. from china, namely ccac and aaid, and from the u.s., namely ntsb, faa and boeing, as well as the relevant malaysian authorities. the group has been working to refine the inmarsat data and to analyze it. together with other information, including radar data and aircraft performance assumptions to narrow...

Satellite imagery on sunday. the images were released earlier today. this might be the best lead to date in the search for the missing plane. the objects were spotted in a roughly 150-square-mile search area in the general vicinity where three previous sets of satellite images have also spotted debris. it also comes one day after officials say new data analysis reveals a partial ping,ing aminutes after flight 370s last previously disclosed transmission. today, officials in malaysia remained caut...

And as soon as we know more, we will share it. operational updates. as a result of this new data analysis, the search-and-rescue operation in the northern corridor has been called off. we have also stopped the search-and-rescue operation in the northern part of the southern corridor close to indonesia. all search efforts are now focused in the southern part of the southern corridor, in an area covering some 469,407 square nautical miles, and this is as against 2.24 million square nautical miles ...

Was analyzed by us, by uk aivb. this is technical in nature, so although i will give you as much information as i can, i am not in a position to answer questions about the data analysis today. we will be providing this information as a press release at the end of this press conference, and this is the info provide to us by aeib. we will take written questions which will be answered as soon as possible. in recent days, inmarsat created a innovative technique which considers the size of the aircra...

We had mentioned about the acars system, for example, it was nefariously turned off before the communication, thats not true, it was transmitted as normal at 1:07 just like it was supposed to do, and then the transponders being turned off. theres no physical record of the fact they were turned off, from the cockpit you can put them in stand by, but you cant turn them off. i feel after 200 miles out, the radars pinging, it may not have received the signal that far out to say here i am, heres my i...

Chinese authorities were allowing these angry chinese families to vent their frustration in this very public way. luke? >> and, eunice, diplomatically, is this creating tensions between the two countries that could fester for some time? >> absolutely. the chinese government itself has been reiterating over and over that it wants to get more accurate information out of the malaysian government. it said again today that it wanted to get more evidence and satellite data analysis so it could actuall...

Embarrassingly old maps to make this high-technical cue lags about how this plane was moving and the way it was moving away from their satellite and that let them calculate where the plane went down offering new information that the u.s. and malaysia have suspected for days. for grief stricken families, unbearable news from the prime minister of malaysia. >> it is, therefore, with deep sadness and regret that i must inform you that, according to this new data, flight mh-370 ended in the southern...