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What, how this took place, and perhaps even why. >> all right. >> john, poppy? >> jim clancy in kuala lumpur. we are, in fact, at a critical juncture, if for no other reason, the weather over the southern coast of australia really only good for another day. >> into the weekend it's going to get bad again. >> very, very bad. >> and this is a visual search, as we told you earlier. they have not had any radar detection, so this is all relying on eye, and the weather matters. it is critical for that. flight 370 disappeared two weeks ago now. it has been 14 days of unimaginable despair for those wh...

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Search the area and go back. >> right. they don't have that line of sight, that nice, clear line of sight with choppy waves. >> big challenge ahead. thank you, indra, appreciate it. it's been 14 days since flight 370 vanished, 14 days of unimaginable anguish for those who know and love the 239 people on board that plane. the latest debris sighting in the south indian ocean, it is bringing hope to some, it is bringing tears to others. our pauline chiou has been spending time in beijing with the families, the loved ones of those on flight 370. she joins us now. give us a sense, first pauline, of...

Thank you so much. >> getting eyeballs on these pieces of debris, like he said, one of the most important things right now. and we want to move on. so, every lead is hope. that's how one malaysian official reacted to the news of the debris sighting in southern indian ocean. the flight 370 families have already been briefed, and the malaysians have dispatched six navy ships and three helicopters to assist with this search. sara sidner is tracking the latest developments live from kuala lumpur. and what can you tell us this morning? >> reporter: we know there was a phone call that was made from ...