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You heard can't matthews say earlier as long as there is hope that the black box pingers are still picking, they are paying attention to the special locaters. >> reporter: this high-tech listening device can glide along near the bottom of the sea at about a thousand feet from the ocean floor. it is a u.s. navy hydrophone or under water microphone called a towed pinger locater, search teams are counting on it to find the pings located directly on the black box. but time is running out for the pinger's battery life. >> what they're trying to do is get ears in the water while the pinger is still ...

Looking for any debris that they can find. they need corroboration. they have the circumstantial evidence of the satellite pings and the ping noise. but they need corroborate bing evidence. >> two things going on here, the planes are looking for debris on the map. and then the pinger in the ocean shield is still trawling up and down for five or ten days until they're absolutely certain the batteries are dead. but the planes are in the air looking for the corroborative evidence that it exists. >> and miles, when we look at the map, it is kind of a confusing map, all the gray areas, the search a...

447, we did about 25 square miles, i'm sorry mixed miles in kilometers, 25 square miles every day. that is awfully slower than most people would go. but we wanted to go low and slow so we wouldn't miss anything. so i think you're looking just to get those in one sweep you could do those in a day or two. something like that. that is not enough to make a map, you would want to make a bigger map than just one or two swings. i'm thinking a leap to cover that in the area. >> when you talk about the topography on the valley floor, and the valleys and peaks does the autonomous movement signal that --...

Afternoon. the second lasting a total of seven minutes, detected in the evening. houston did note that these signals were weaker than the first two detections picked up on saturday. and he attributed that to either one of two scenarios. the first scenario being that they had possibly moved away from the source of the signal. he said that that was unlikely the more likely scenario that the signals were weaker due to the diminishing battery life of the black box pinger. now as for next steps, the australian vessel, the ocean shield equipped with the american run towed ping locater is continuing ...

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