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Wing. Australia and u. S. Aircraft reached the area today but so far have found nothing. Visibility was limited because of rain and clouds. But search planes are due to return in the area at sunrise, thats just about five hours from now. And a norwegian cargo ship is continuing to hunt for the debris around the clock. Officials stress the objects may just be ocean garbage, like a container that may have fallen off of a ship. But they also say the sighting is the best lead theyve gotten so far. Our experience is that there is debris out there from ships for example falling overboard and other o...

Moved to a new area of the indian ocean. This new area, 680 miles to the northeast. This is based on what australian Officials Say is new, credible evidence. Four aircraft already over the new search zone has since returned and all ten planes and six ships now have new marching orders and are on the way there. Theyre now searching somewhere else entirely. Why . Well, new radar analysis suggests the plane was traveling faster than previous estimates. That means it was burning more fuel and would have flown a shorter distance in the indian ocean. Lets get to cnns Andrew Stevens. Hes live in pert...

China plans to send out ships to try to find this new object. In the meantime, the search for those other two pieces of or these other objects, i should say, goes on. Were talking about six planes scouring the area for a third day today. No traces were found, however. They came back, at least a kouchl couple of the planes, and found nothing significant. Weather is deteriorating though in the search area. Australian official says the operation going to continue despite that. Also multinational flotilla forming a search. A norwegian cargo ship is already there. Diverted from its onlial end point...

Nations with many assets, our following leads where we find them and its my understanding based on new information that is not necessarily conclusive, an additional search area may be open in the indian ocean. We are consulting with the International Partners about the appropriate assets to deploy. That is a new information here and all of this unfolding as vietnamese crews found nothing at the debris field. Images showed objects were in the water and according to malaysia, the chinese say those images were released by mistake. How did that happen . My next guest is a 777 pilot with almost 30 ...

Thoroughly, right. Its a listening device straining to pick up the faint, you hear it, the clicks, probably now fading pings from the planes flight data recorder and from the cockpit voice recorder. Those two boxes theyre looking for. Scouring this 150mile track of the indian ocean. If they do get a ping, there is also an underwater robot. This is a blue fin. The american auv, as an autonomous underwater vehicle, on scene, standing by. How this works, it uses sonar to check the sea bed for wreckage. But experts say all of this is really a shot in the dark without having that tangible evidence,...