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Shield has detected signals consistent with those of aircraft black boxes. >> the audible signal sounds to me just look an emergency locator beacon. >> reporter: the "ocean shield" picked up two distinct pinger alerts here. these signals detected 350 miles away from an area where a chinese ship picked untwo audio signals on saturday. britons "hms echo" has been moved there to investigate. they do not believe it's related to the "ocean field" find. >> i'd say it's unlikely. but in deep water, funny thing happen with acoustic signals. >> reporter: officials dress they need to find wreckage befor...

Broken off simply by pressure. so the weakness of the moment is no debris which is why the planes are going back over there to extend that area to see if they can find any debris. also, they will be bringing in the autonomous submersible that will go down once they have relocated that ping. >> richard quest, many thanks as usual. still to come in the "newsroom," a high tk british ship is in the area where search crews heard the pings. renee marsh joins me with what they think the ships will do. >> we'll flush out what can "hms echo" do and will it help determine if those are truly the pinger...

Location. it also falls along that arc. the satellite data shows the plane could have -- could have flown on and possibly gone into the indian ocean. there are a lot of questions about the technology the chinese were using. you saw the video of that handheld hydraphone being dunked into the water. some serious questions about whether that device could detect something so deep. we're talking about ocean nearly three miles deep in this particular area. we know the hms echo has been there doing surveillance but we haven't heard of anything significant that ship has found using more advanced techn...

It's just an update on the status of the search. you know, but, it feels like it could be a significant development. it feels like after the experience of the press conference yesterday when such a lot of detail was given, that it's going to be well worth, you know, kind of listening to. it's going to be given by angus houston, who is the retired air chief marshall here in australia that is heading up the multinational effort to look for that missing malaysian airliner. you know, remember, don, there are two main areas of focus at the moment. the one of them, perhaps the primary one, we don't ...