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The new search zone for the missing airliner and this is a first. chinese and australian aircraft spotted multiple objects. the state media reporting three suspicious objects seen by chinese were white, red, and orange. however, so far none of those objects, nor the ones taken up from the sea today, have been confirmed as having anything to do with the lost jet. >> we also know new this morning that searchers covered 97,000 square miles today. to give you perspective, thats the land area of oreg...

Possibly can. well, going to 45,000 feet doesnt fit into that scenario. at 30,000 feet, enough -- no oxygen out there to put the fire out. i think there hasnt been an integration in terms of radar data from malaysia and thailand in terms of the pings reported but not giving us the data and there is frustration here in the united states among the faa, the ntsb and easteeven boeing, the hasnt were there. even when the malaysians said heres where he think it crashed, they didnt consult in full with...

Perth, told reporters, as of right now, no objects have been confirmed as part of the missing passenger jet. investigators are essentially working backwardis to find out what happened. they are using critical condition about the flight to determine what happened in the end susan has the latest. >> reporter: it is about how far the plane before running out of fuel. new analysis of radar and satellite data suggests the aircraft did not fly as far as investigators initially thought. >> the authorit...

Have been confirmed as having come from flight 370. >> that could be happening later today. the new search area is about the size of new mexico. its almost 700 miles northeast where authorities have last focused the search. now, the shift was based on new analysis of radar data. >> and the chinese plane was just one of the eight aircraft dispatched to that area today, along with a chinese ship. six other ships are expected to join the effort pretty soon. >> listen to this. in the meantime, devas...

Good morning. welcome to weekends with alex witt. here is whats happening now. we have brand-new clues in the hunt for missing malaysian airline flight 370. an aircraft just spotted three suspicious objects in the new search zone over southern indian ocean. they are described as red and orange. unclear if they belong to the missing jet liner. they have shifted 700 miles northeast after new analysis of radar data showed the plane was traveling much faster and burned more fuel than originally thou...

But they do have more time on that area. the big question is why now. this is what the australian search authorities, the head of the australian transport safety bureau, had to say about the change. >> the new information is based on continuing analysis of radar data about the aircrafts movement between the south china sea and the strait of malacca before radar contact was lost. this continuing analysis indicates the plane was traveling faster than was previously estimated, resulting in increase...

In the investigation. first, tracking devices helped experts draw potential northern and southern routes for the jet. after further analysis searchers ruled out the known path and focused on the southern indian ocean. a series of satellite photos surfaced showing debris. despite days and days of searching the crews didnt find a thing. as for the new search area, australian officials say theyve turned to a different technology. they say analysis of radar data shows the plane was flying at a faste...

We want to get you up to date on the two major stories were following. the search for malaysia airlines flight 370, a big change there, and the oscar pistorius murder trial where the so-called blade runner is expected to take the stand soon. australia authorities stay focus of the search has shifted 1,100 kilometers to the northeast in the indian ocean they say thats because of what they are calling a new credible lead. new analysis of radar data that appears to show the jetliner did not fly a...

>> from which country, et cetera. >> the data is for the malaysians. they say that the data is released by the country responsible for the investigation. there is a set of radar data from many sources about most of this -- >> that we can actually read task. how things have passed over this area once a day horton at times a day, and how good with their imagery be? >> it is effectively providing a service for government agencies. we take it as a consumer. they are looking through all of

What we have learned. its all about when the plane ran out of fuel. how far malaysia flight 370 could have flown before falling into the indian ocean. new analysis of radar and satellite data now suggest the aircraft didnt fly as far as investigators initially thought. >> the australian authorities have indicated theyve shifted the search area approximately 1,100 kilometers to the northeast. >> reporter: analyzing radar data of the planes path between the south china sea and the straight of mala...