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>> the objects are distinctiv. >> reporter: among the objects are a blue bag. what have the others picked up it depends on who you ask. australian authorities now say after further analysis, they can't be from the plane. but the malaysians aren't as quick to discount the possibility. >> because of ocean drift, this new search area could still be consistent with the potential objects identified by various satellite images over the past week. >> reporter: the new search area was determined after information gathered from radar and satellite about the plane's speed and fuel usage led investigator...

Partners who continue to process data in their own countries as well as in the international working group, have further refined their data. they have also come up with new technical information, for example, on aircraft performance. yesterday, this processed in new results, indicating that mh-370 flew at a higher speed than previously thought, which in turn means it used more fuel and could not travel as far. this information was passed to rcc australia by the ntsb to help further refine and narrow the search area. the australian authorities have indicated that they have shifted the search ar...

Are they of no value at all? maybe not. one australian official is downplaying their significance. >> we have not seen any debris. we have not wished to classify any of the satellite imagery as debris nor would i like to classify any of the few visual sightings that we've made as debris. that's just not justifiable from what we have seen. >> but the malaysian transport minister says the new search area, quote, could still be consistent with objects spotted by those satellites thanks to ocean drift. you heard what tom was saying. i want to bring in colleen keller, a senior analyst with metro, i...