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The sun is up. we have a little bit afterof a drift in the winds. the waves aren't 10 13 16 feet high. the ocean current has been moving northward. that's when authorities on the coast of borneo told local fishermen, do what you can on your daily catch to look. they're also going to send teams here. this is not a pristine beach. this is not where we have sands. where in a distance you can see something drift an shoreon shore. this is heavy vegetation jungle like very marshy. with the runoff, anything that does get lodged into this could be covered with that mud and muck and the silt that comes...

Following that, after the stall and the possible stall and aircraft falling to the ground at that point. >> mary, as these crews from several different countries look for this plane, they are also sadly being looking for a possible debris field. what would the debris field on the ocean floor look like? >> there would be two kinds of debris field. because we've talked about the fact that it appears -- and because it's the only evidence that we have and it might be wrong -- it appears that the flight may have had a stall and fell into the ocean. it would have a stream of debris that would follow...

Or 400 miles west of where they've been using the locator. they thought that's where any floating debris would have gone on the tides and the storms and the ocean current. they've decided they're not going to find any now. they're going to focus on this bluefin submersible. and angus houston said they are hopeful they might find something but they might not find anything. >> that was an interesting point. it seems to mark this lowering of expectations. of course, it was the politicians that have raised the expectations. but angus houston is trying to put this all in perspective, isn't he? >> y...

Five years of continuing searching. >> without breaks for winter and weather. >> let me get your take on this quickly. what would you be doing? you have a vast amount of searching under the sea. what would you do at this point? >> two things. the first is exactly what they are doing at the moment which is retro navigating back on the data they got from the hand shakes. the shift in the search area, i don't know why it is moved. i presume it is because they have reanalyzed some of the data they had earlier. that's been done as a constant process. they are allowing for the movement of ocean curr...

A needle in the haystack and it's another when the needle keeps moving. now, one oceanographer we spoke with has animation model that could help search teams track the debris. hundreds of objects are spotted by satellites in a condensed area, giving new hope to search teams. but in the rough swirl of the southern indian, it's been very difficult to find them. >> they drift with the winds and ocean currents and all things that are making this a very dynamic situation. >> reporter: gurley's team at metron has new animation models projecting where objects spotted recently by satellites may have d...