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New information just coming in right now about breaking news on the plane. a navy spokesman sayrç the p-8 poisedon aircraft has returned to perth, australia, with nothing to report. after flying a ten-hour search mission in the indian ocean. it searched over the area designated by australians earlier in the day for approximately four hours and found nothing it thought might to be the wreckage. however it is not clear if the area where the debris was spotted is this area that the p-8 was searching. it won't take off again for another ten hours or so. >> we don't know exactly where it was going...

Debris to actually unequivocally confirming that it is debris, there is still a long way to go. we've seen where the potential crash area location is, some 1600 miles off the southwestern tip of australia. it's still a huge expanse of water to be able to search. we've got four p 3 orions on task. it's a four hour trip to that area. these have a 13-hour endurance time. that means three hours loitering on task before they have to go back and refuel. that's going to make searching the area a lot more difficult. there is inclement weather in the region as well. these guys are going to be down at 2...

To the possible sighting, we want to find them. >> in terms of this area of ocean, how possible would one expect to find a large piece of debris like this? is this a common occurrence? or for the aircraft -- floating -- is this quite unusually large? >> our experience is that there is debris out there. from ships, for example falling overboard. and other objects of that type, have on this particular occasion, the size and the fact that there are a number located in the same area. and really makes it worth looking at. but i don't want to speculate about what they are until we get there and we s...

Fractures above his left eye and nose after chapman left the field, the two managers decided not to continue that game. he was kept overnight in the hospital for observation. steve, over to you. >> thank you. fox news alert. breaking news, massive search underway in the indian ocean for possible debris from missing flight 370. but how credible are these satellite images? they just look like grainy blobs to us. so we have called in image analyst tim brown with global security. joining us from the washington, d.c. area. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> as we look at that, they're grain...

The objects were indistinct in the words of john young on the satellite imagery. but they did determine them to be credible sightings and what he called a reasonable size. as i said, one was quite large, 62 feet. the "the new york times" is referring to this only as a modest clue but it is clearly important enough to australian authorities that they have redirected basically the focus of their search to try to locate these two objects. now remember, they were objects only spotted on satellite information. satellite information which was originally collected by australian geo-specialist organiz...