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Positional information from the aircraft and its later poling of a satellite through its aircraft systems. 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 previously estimated, reducing the possible distance it traveled south into the indian ocean. the international investigative team supporting...

Five aircraft spotting things northeast on credible lead from radar data. this data indicates the plane was traveling faster, possibly, than previously estimated. michael kay former adviser to uk ministry of defense has been involved in other crash investigations and he joins me now. >> hi, gretchen. >> so new information, 700 mile more to the northeast. what do we make of it? >> what we have to keep remembering, gretchen, this investigation is still assumptions based. what it does, reduces the ...

Couldnt or didnt travel as far. thats the analysis that makes sense this morning. theyre now estimating it probably flew south at around 700 knots. the reason its significant is because of what happened up by kuala lumpur, straits and therefore it didnt travel as far down. >> this is from the newish team which begs the question, richard. you know, were three weeks into it now. >> i think thats just being clever after the event. they are literally at the ex-extremities of what they know and under...

By her side so the trial is now postponed until april 7. >> well wait until then and see if he takes the stand. the other story weve been following so closely, the latest on the hunt for the missing malaysia airliner. the first reconnaissance plane has now returned from the new search zone in the southern indian ocean. no word so far on whether anything was found. >> this was a shock a few hours ago as well when australia authorities shifted this zone about 1800 kilometers or 1200 miles straig...

Good morning and welcome to "new day" once again. it is friday, march 28th, 8:00 in the ooet. im kate bolduan joined by john berman. chris cuomo is off. objects have been spotted in the new search area for malaysian flight 370. a new zealand search plane says it saw something in the water. its headed back to australia with pictures they obviously took in the search area. a ship is on the way to confirm what the objects are. that may not happen until tomorrow. >> kate mentioned a new search area....

Thats back to the original search area. and back to square one. with news of this latest lead, the recovery operation completely shifted its course. the change is based on continuing analysis of radar data before contact was lost. it indicates the aircraft was traveling faster than originally estimated. resulting in increased fuel usage and reducing the possible distance the aircraft traveled south into the indian ocean. satellites will move to take images of the new search area. right now ten a...

We should know more about it tomorrow, andrea. >> greg, maybe you can help me understand how the radar could be re-evaluated 21 days into the disaster and if this confirms with the fact that there are military secrets here in satellite data and you have the t thais and indians and chinese and americans and australians and not completing cooperating and not giving their most high definition radar pictures, satellite pictures, rather because of military secrecy. >> well, the first thing, andrea, i...

Breakthrough theyve been looking for? >> it could be. im a little incredulous its just now happening. why on earth this radar information is just now available to these authorities and just now realizing the speed of the aircraft? it doesnt add up to me. its like so many things in this investigation. im mystified. >> let me remind you again of what they said in this new updated report. >> radar data is pretty straightforward. theres a blip and its going a certain amount of speed. new analysis? i...

Can you believe this? three weeks now and still no plane, more possible debris. where the heck is any of this going? jennifer griffin with the latest in washington. >> reporter: the australians reoriented this search after they received new analysis of radar data which suggests the plane was flying faster than originally thought and, therefore, would have run out of fuel sooner. the new analysis came with the help of boeing, the maker of the plane. the new search zone is 434 miles closer to pert...

Search area. they got to this new search area by something that happened all the way up there. >> we need to begin by going way back up to the northern part. if you look at what the statement said and you follow -- it says the new information is based on analysis of radar data between the south china sea and the straits of ma la ka. >> that is all the way up here. >> that is the area where they know the speed and position of the plane. what they are now saying is the plane -- the aircraft was tr...