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In the indian ocean search teams are awaiting the return of the bluefin-21 back under water after a technical glitch interrupted the vessels hunt form flight 370. the redeployment comes after initial analysis of the submersibles data showed no sign of debris. today, some 14 planes and 11 ships continue their efforts on the surface. as the search chief says, only a few more days remain until that part of the mission will be completed. joining in the hunt, the navys "caesar chavez," the only u.s. ...

. anger is boiling over. >> to show that this particular format with results, so we have decided to leave. >> there they go. they say there have been too many lives, what are they hoping? that third times a charge? >> they are hoping this will turn out to be a full 16 hour scan. we had the technical glitch and the problems with the water being too deep. we are asking the same questions. whats going on with the blue fin. are they going to be additional resources brought in to help speed up this p...

Shed light on just how little is known about this remote part of the indian ocean. above water, bad weather threatens even more delays. high winds held up todays deployment by hours. experts say it will only get worse as winter sets in. still, the search chief says bluefin-21 is their only option. >> thats the only asset that is available now and i would stress, again, the capability required is to be able to go down to 4,500 meters. and this vehicle is limited once it gets -- the water gets dee...

Slick was found in the search area, but it will take several days to figure out where that oil came from. cnns will ripley has more on this new phase. hes in perth, australia. >> reporter: carol, things are really slowing down here in perth as you mentioned. the search chief says the bluefin 21 is now scanning the ocean floor in an area so remote it is brand new to man. the search for 370 is moving into a dark corner of the world that in some ways is more mysterious than outer space. >> we know ...