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Two objects the australian satellites have seen and now french satellite imagery. all we know it is in the southern part of the search zone. they are all coming together. it's interesting because a few hours ago the australian prime minister came out with what i would say is a pretty bullish statement saying there is still so little known about what is there, what may or may not be there. let me just read you this quote. i think it's quite interesting. we had a number of very credible leads and there is increasing hope, no more than hope that we might be on the way to discovering what did happ...

Talk about the search planes. more in the sky today than they were yesterday. they are up against some rough weather out there. >> yeah. really rough weather. what that means is it will take up a lot more fuel and time. they're not going to be able to such in the same way they would have. when you these really choppy waves, it's harder to tell what you're looking at. staring out into the ocean and if you get the huge waves, it's possible to confuse it for a small piece of debris. not just looking for large, metal objects, looking for something on a plane that may float. plastic overhead contai...

Malaysians some credit they are dealing with a multination situation. imagine trying to get data on those chinese passengers from the chinese authorities. not exactly the font of transparency. you look at the passengers and everything in the hold. then you do this data pull. you try to get information on the flight path from all the various nation. you're talking about military radar in some cases, capability that a lot of nations don't want to give up. malaysians have had some issues and didn't help themselves at all but it's extremely complex because you're dealing with these other nations. ...

Australia. the jet recorded it found no sign of debris. it had a hard time out there, descend to 300 feet because of the weather, we're told. an australian team, however, it was able to spot more pallets. now, those pallets are used in aviation, we should point out. they're also very common in shipping. >> yes, they're very common in shipping. the search team is larger. larger than yesterday. eight planes from four countries scouring the waters in the southern indian ocean with an emphasis on what could be seen. this is a visual search today from australian officials. the eye over radar today....

There in australia of the australian maritime safety authority, jong young, that warships are on the way to the area, as well. tell us what you know about the resources that are en route. >> well, there's a tremendous amount of resources. i mean, we got over a dozen countries that are contributing now. you have countries that don't often get along. the japanese, for instance, will search alongside the chinese. you have countries that have all kind of disagreements and putting those aside and are sending aircraft or boats or ships into this area. this is one of the most remote parts of the worl...