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Around the world. i'm wolf blitzer and you're in the "situation room." this is cnn breaking news. >> right now, crews are working around the clock to investigate underwater signals that just may, repeat, may have come from flight 370. the united states navy says it's cautiously optimistic the signals heard hours ago could be from the jet's two black boxes. a month after the plane vanished, the batteries of those flight recorders may die in any moment if they're not dead already. that's only adding to the urgency as high-tech devices comb the sea and planes get ready right now to return to th...

Potential suspects who may not have flown on the plane. crews are about to head to a new search area. is there reason to hope that this time something will be found in we're live in australia as the search is about to resume. and what did passengers' families learn today during a closed-door briefing? cnn is in malaysia. we're pressing for answers. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." we expect planes to take off at any moment for a new search zone in the southern indian ocean. the latest shift in the hunt f...

Found debris with a satellite. i was concerned this may be wag the dog, or leading the search astray. so focusing everything on this search is important but not to disregard other possibilities, because everything is a possibility right now. and they have data that links the direction and the last half of handshake that should give it an impact area. ultimately, the impact area is the highest likelihood where the black box is going to be. >> and the point of impact, which is fascinating. switching gears, justin, talk about the families. you can't obviously forget the reason there's so much ene...

>> i want to get christine in here. what is the biggest challenges to an ocean search, 17 days after the plane vanished, ocean currents, weather, what is the biggest challenge? maybe both? >> i think both. i think at this point, again, we're still looking for a needle in a hay stack. you've got teams out there that are ready to deploy that are on site in some areas and they're not finding debris. they're being hampered by winds that come in, ten foot waves, 15 foot waves, making their job impossible. i think it is frustrating, but they'll have their time and they're ready to go. >> but, again,...

And if you stumble, you get back up. up isn't easy, and we ought to know. we're in the business of up. everyday delta flies a quarter of million people while investing billions improving everything from booking to baggage claim. we're raising the bar on flying and tomorrow we will up it yet again. new searches, new clues. but not so much new hope. more than two weeks after that malaysian plane vanished, latest next. plus, supreme court is about to hear a case which could decide whether your employer can