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They have no confidence in what the malaysians have said, they dont believe necessarily theres any conclusive evidence to suggest that flight 370 is gone sean everybody on board is dead. they protested this action today. we also saw a lot of anger in malaysia as well. i wanted to talk briefly what the data shows and why theyve been able to now they believe show us exactly the pinging that came from the satellites and why that suggests that this plane coming down out of malaysia heading towards n...

Were waiting for a news conference live from malaysian officials and when it happens live, well take you there. meanwhile, the search for flight 370 on hold this morning because of a violent storm in the southern indian ocean. family members of the 239 people on board grieving and angry one day after being notified that their loved ones are gone. key questions remain unanswered -- what went wrong on the missing jetliner, and where is the wreckage? we bring in cnn aviation analyst mark weiss, a f...

>> when this one came, not at the very hourly point, it came eight hours after the previous report. >> thats clearly why this jumps out of the data. >> what would that mean? why would a plane send that ping outside of reports? >> thats right where we are, the question of the day, is this when it hits the water? is this what causes some partial burst of information as the electron nicks in the aircraft are inundated with water? whatever information data burst is available, thats what they are loo...

Partnership forming. a lot of people say these two countries will not form a lasting relationship but they are. since 2001, weve seen moscow and beijing work together on so many issues. syria, iran, north korea, you name it. jenna: whats their goal ultimately? chinas support of russia, what is really in it for china? >> china wants russia to support many of beijings niinitiatives. you know, basically beijing wants russia to support it and actually ping has talked about russia and china acting to...

Technical information. not just we have some secret way of getting it. they explained it to me simply. basically, the satellite, you picture a cone coming down on to the earth, it receives and sends signals back and forth, its doing this handshaking and it takes a little time. it takes more time if its further away from the center of the satellite, than it does if youre close to the center of the satellite. what these brilliant siren tests did was take that information and say, if this ping was ...

Enemy. not only for the obvious reasons. low clouds, high winds, pitching decks on ship making it difficult to eyeball the debris. aircraft that have to fly lower than normally so that their slant range view is more limited than at a much higher altitude. but once they begin to deploy sonar buoys known as hydrophones that try to pick up the ping and once they start deploying submersibles and side scan sonar, the sea state can affect them terribly as well as the topography of the bottom of the oc...

There fighting and trying to find something. but i imagine, after so many fruitless days, theres got to be a moral thing that starts to set in, right? the searcher moral remains difficult to keep up. can you speak to that a little bit? >> this is very grueling work. imagine, youve got a lot of folks either on ships or in an aircraft looking very diligently at the seas around them, trying to find something floating. and these, you know, the objects that are probably there dont stick up out of the...

Of the plane debris so they can deploy this tpl. heres my next question. we talked so much about this part of the world and the indian ocean several miles deep. i had an oceanographer talk about the highly technical term, the ooze on the ocean floor. so i can only imagine as this black box is made of aluminum, it could be under ooze, which would make the ping even fainter, correct? >> yes. in most cases, the ping can still be heard, but in some cases, the pinger has been destroyed in the crash. ...

This new information extends the planes timeline but tonight the experts that analyzed the data are asking questions instead of answering questions because they admit they dont know what this new data means just yet. new data may help unlock the secrets of where flight 370 bwet down. the 777 flew south over the indian ocean connecting with the satellite once an hour for six hours. the final ping, as described by malaysian authorities nearly two weeks ago, happened at 8:11 a.m. but now a new reve...

Pilots, the crew, the passengers on board that plane. the fbis involved in searching the files of the pilots in-home flight simulator right now. the question today, with any of these strands, are we any closer at all to knowing what happened in the early morning of march 8th on board flight 370? daniel rose was an aviation attorney and was a pilot. and evy poumpouras is now a security expert. thank you now for joining us. dana, i want to start with you in terms of the black box search? is this a...