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The weather is going to continue to deteriorate and visibility will get lower and lower. that is going to be a significant problem. >> of course, despite the challenges presented by the weather, this search effort has been relentless. cnns andrew stevens joining us there on the line from perth, australia. >> lets get more about that new information about the malaysian planes movement. we know it turned to the left intentionally and it was not preprogrammed to the flight computer. also the plane ...

It xwould garbage could be garb ocean. lets look at this picture here. this is the satellite image provided by the australians. these pictures, perhaps this one here may line up best what the chinese have released because of the relative same size. this one here was 79 feet. now, as we take a look at the area that theyre searching, its right here. its a rather large area southwest of perth. theyve been able to focus in a little bit better on the area. its 1500 or so miles southwest of perth and ...

Australia. lets get right to nbcs kerry sanders live at our washington bureau. greg fife is a former senior investigator with the ntsb. hes on the phone. let me start with you, kerry. one of the things we heard is they were sending air assets. as weve been reporting throughout these early morning hours, one of the key assets, a p 8 has already gone and is on its way back to perth, australia. you confirmed that they were able to find nothing. >> exactly. thats the real headline. the australian au...

The satellite image shows debris. it is not as if it is a photograph and somebody is pointing at it. they know where it is. so they know, gps which were all familiar with. we use in it our cars. they have a general idea of gps where this is floating. in addition to that, the aircraft can see 10,000 square mails. so it is flying on station. which means it is in the area right now. and they have yet to find what it is that those satellite images suggested was there. >> what could be an explanation...

Rest because they cant go immediately back up. what i am yesterday to determine is where the p 3s are staggering. im still trying to figure that out. it would make logical sense, especially since they can see with their advanced gear about 10,000 square miles. then they have a target area of where they believe this suspect debris is. so its not as if theyre now trying to focus on, as they were, an area that was 120,000 square miles. now theyre working an area which is slightly south of that 120,...