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Object if it is findable, and then report back at an accurate gps position and task the ship to proceed to the area and attempt to see it. that would be our first chance to get a close-up look at whatever the objects might be and progressively advance the identification of whether they are associated with the search. >> malaysia's transport minister said earlier this morning the search is continuing in the northern and southern corridors of the indian ocean. we have a couple of different members of the ntsb, former members and pilots joining us. this hopeful sign, i guess, we have to be very c...

>> why would you fly all the way for those many, many hours and eventually crash the airplane? >> in a completely different direction. >> it could be true but defies logic. >> let's assume it is. we're looking at satellite of big hunks of the airplane. in your situation the water was about 130 feet deep? everybody saw where it fell out of the sky. this is a much differentç situation. >> much different. we had three radars that ping it pretty well. it took us four days getting radar there dragging it through the ocean to find distinct piles of debris and all the other stuff, the bodies and al...

Oceanographers, current experts to try to find out hard that debris may have shifted in big waves and strong winds? >> if we can believe the focus has narrowed to an area where they do have hard facts and have a photograph, they will bring every resource they can to track the currents and the winds and to track the path of the debris. you're right. time is the enemy of this investigation and 13 days have passed. it's been a remarkable effort and continues to be remarkable and we hope for the best outcome. but it doesn't look promising. >> tom, how far could a piece of debris go? this is four d...

Identification of whether they are associated with the search. >> malaysia transport minister said earlier this morning the search is continuing in both the northern and southern corridors of the indian ocean. nbc news kerry sanders has been following the developments throughout the night from washington. officials there are also trying to connect with malaysian authorities and australian authorities and figure out how they can help. kerry, what is the latest? >> mika, this was very hopeful news that when the australian satellite images were made public and it appeared there was going to be pe...

Good morning. welcome to "new day." we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. we are following breaking develop. s off the coast of australia. authorities are saying they have their best lead so far in the search for malaysia flight 370 and you're looking at it right now. this, they believe, are pictures of debris captured by australian satellites, the obvious question, is what you're looking at part of the missing jet? investigators say they had the image for several days. they feel confident enough to go out and try to see what they can find. for more on this,...