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Regarding the zusearch for missg flight mh-370. on monday, i advised that the pinger locator deployed by the ocean shield had detect ed signals similar to those emitted by black boxes on two separate occasions. ocean shield has been able to reacquire the signals on two more occasions. late yesterday afternoon and late last night perth time. the detection yesterday afternoon was held for approximately five minutes and 32 second. the detection late last night was held for approximately seven minut...

>> yes, angus houston, head of the coordination team, talked about the search, i want you to take a listen on what he had to say. >> today i can report some further encouraging information regarding the search for missing flight mh-370. on monday, i advised that the towed pinger locater deployed by the ocean shield had detected emissions from two black boxes on two separate occasions. i can now tell you that ocean shield has been able to re-acquire the signals on two more occasions. late yesterd...

Also, authorities have analyzed the signals detected saturday and concluded they were, they were from the electronic equipment, from electric equipment, not some natural occurrence. they also said earlier that the pulses were consistent with the signals from a planes black box. meanwhile, planes and ships are moving ahead with the visual search for debris in the indian ocean. 15 aircraft, 14 ships have been involved in todays search. the detection of those two new pings helping investigators rig...

That we can minimize follow-on search that would need to be conducted by the bluefin-21. >> and how difficult is it to move this towed pinger locater back and forth? angus houston talking about it is actually more submersible as they look for the vehicle. how will they technically try and get another detection? >> right, what were trying to do is were trying to narrow down the geographic area. basically what i would like to see is the ability to acquire the signal from whatever is transmitting. ...

Shields" detections. a smaller area has allowed much tighter search patterns based entirely on visual search principles. in other words, we have intensified our search in the visual search area. just a bit of housekeeping, at my last press conference i said i could come back to you with the precise timing of when the signals were detected by the "ocean shield." the first detection took place on saturday, the 5th of april at 4:45 p.m. perth time. the second detection took place on saturday, the 5...

That so far. and in any case, each detection sort of fills in a gap. fills in the box. and as they go back and forth in a very specific grid pattern they will start to build dots. and those dots will get tighter and tighter and you will get to a point where you can come to a very tight and close idea of where you would want to put that unmanned autonomous vehicle. and at that point you start to paint the ocean floor with sonar images. and if there is a wreckage there it will be quite obvious. >>...

Really astounding engineer work and astounding data reduction, if in fact the location they pointed us to is the accurate location. it is certainly promising having detections in the water. i need more confidence to say it is an acoustic beacon. i need to regularly re-acquire that signal so that i can accurately put the auv down on it. that would be astounding. now, if i just search around the areas that we have had the periodic detection of the beacons, you are probably talking to get a good co...

I mean, one of the two. >> take it away, your excellency. >> thank you. after all these years you finally learned. see you later, john. >> next up on "new day," the new detection of two signals raising hopes that flight 370 will be found. if this is the missing plane, just how deep is the wreckage and how hard will it be to recover it? we have a top aviation expert to join us and explain it all.

>> i want to get your story of the f-18 flights. dont for yet set "hannity" the series so we dont miss you ploof paragraph this is a fox news alert. we may be close to finding that black box. two distinct and long lasting pings this the latest discovery in the search for malaysian airlines flight 370. u.s. equipment on board australian ship picking up those pings yesterday. right now navy specialists are desperately trying to relocate the crucial signals. >> two separate signal detections have o...

>> at the end of the day, theres highs and lows and we obviously had the high over the weekend. it may be a low until we get another detection but we always stay optimistic in this sort of an operation. >> good luck to you and the men and women involved in the search. thanks very much. coming up, were learning more about the critical device at the center of the search. youll hear from the team who heard the signals from the possible missing plane. and with some estimates this search is appro...