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Their theories. The big question, and i think, jeff, you said this, a reward would be pennies on the dollars. Exactly. Why isnt there a reward posted . A reward would be pennies on the dollar for what this search is costing. Thanks for joining us. Good evening. Its 11 00 on the east coast. 11 00 a. M. In malaysia. We begin with several pieces of information. Item one, the search zone is focusing on the southwest coast of australia. Item two, investigators tell us the path it took, the path caugh...

Is this a promising lead. well start with you, mary. >> well, it is a promising lead, but they have to close this out with the next step which is getting that on board a ship and to be analyzed thats its part of the plane. and then looking at clues. every part as a potential to have clues. sufficient as how it crashed. any residue, is there any burning. all that will reveal the clues. the sightings and where we start, the examination is really what we want to do on those parts. >> david, let me ...

Dont think theyre willing to say to the families those two weeks of searching have been for naught. >> david, i want to ask you something, heres what i think doesnt add up for a lot of people. theres a lot of people this week theres a belief this was a mechanical issue or some kind of fire. even though this plane supposedly was traveling faster than they thought it was initially. how plausible is it to you that a plane could catch fire, have a mechanical issue and then still fly for another five...

Normal. normally it flies at 35,000 feet. but that night it touched the clouds. i thought the pilot must be crazy. >> that is a malaysian fisherman who claims he saw flight 370. meanwhile, 60 ships, 50 aircraft looking for the missing plane. were learning the key search area has finally narrowed. does that mean progress? everyone is wondering. joining me, david suchi, former faa safety inspector author of "why planes crash" and investigatorss fight for safe skies. phillip ball is the head of avi...

Information that has been analyzed by australian authorities, in particular, by the gio-spacial intelligence authority. again, i want to go back to david suchi, who is a fantastic researcher, and author of "why planes crash." in terms of, we heard the assets, the australians are bringing to bear on this. four aircraft en route. the uss poseidon, the p 3, how difficult will it be, once they have seen the satellite information to actually get a visual on? >> you know, i know everybody has been app...

David suchi, who is a former faa safety investigator, this appears to be a significant development, the most significant development weve had so far. >> very much so, don. the report says, credible information. how long has it been since we heard that? >> this is verbatim, the prime minister of australia says, new and credible information has come to light in relation to the search for malaysia airlines flight mh-370 in the southern indian ocean. the australian maritime safety authority has rece...

Back now with our breaking news. an indian government officials confirms to cnn that the malaysian government has given india coordinates for a new area to search in efforts to find missing flight 370. the official did not reveal the new coordinates and said india is still finalizing assets to deploy to the new search area. so it seems like, david, that its probably not on land, its probably in maybe the bay of bengal. what does that tell you, if anything? >> for one, its really good news. theyv...

The military, i was really surprised to hear about the merchant ship, anderson, they said would be on station, so it is still daylight. it will be interested to see if the merchant is equipped with the type of ship that could receive the helicopters. that will allow people to use assets that are capable of aerial refuelling so that they can fly helicopters out to the site. and if need be put people in the water to take a look at even smaller pieces of debris that they might find. >> i want to br...

Size shipping container. its not uncommon for ships to lose those. but theres something about this, and i cant believe the australians would be so -- so, you know, careless just to put this much effort into something theyre not pretty sure of. so im really hoping. >> yeah, the fact that australian officials -- i mean, the prime minister, john young, from the maritime safety association, the fact that they are so out in front of this, you say kind of is an indication that they are at least confid...

Deck. but we have to be careful, because a deliberate action to disable the transponders doesnt necessarily mean that there was criminal intent. i mean, we may have a situation that there was a fire on board the aircraft and the pilots were desperately in a heroic effort trying to save the aircraft, shutting down systems in an attempt to put out fires and prevent it spreading further. we simply dont know. until we find the wreckage or we find by some miracle the aircraft and the passengers, we d...