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Indonesian air space. the source said that move may have been intentional to avoid radar detection. in the search in the indian ocean, the focus is on the area where a chinese ship said it detected two pulse signals. the signals heard friday and saturday were a little more than a mile apart, and right now a british ship with advanced equipment is heading there to check it out. an australian ship also picked up an acoustic noise but in a different area to the north. they can't verify that any of it is connected to the missing plane. all right, let's check in now with will ripley in perth, aus...

Has now arrive at the spot where the two pulse signals were picked up. on board the hms echo high detection gear. just north, just north-northeast of there, i should say, the australian ship ocean shield is continuing its investigations, trying to figure out the source of a curious, quote, acoustic event. and today another question is emerging. did the plane try to avoid indonesian airspace? a senior malaysian government source has come out with an explosive allegation that flight 370 apparently steered a suspicious course to avoid indonesian radar. and for the latest on the search, i want to ...

First of all, i'd like to start by introducing, again, peter levy, commander of the military task force doing all the great search work out at sea. father armstrong from the atsb, and mike barton. over on the left we also have our subject matter expert on underwater salvage and rescue. and that's captain matthews from the u.s. navy. he will be available for one-on-one interviews at the end of the press conference. well, good afternoon. yesterday i outlined a number of leads we were pursuing in relation to the search of the missing malaysian airlines flight mh-370. namely, the electronic pulse ...

And hello again from fox news in washington. it's a race against time in the southern indian ocean as search vessels try to find that malaysian jetliner before the beacon on the plane's black box goes dead. the head of the search says a chinese ship has detected pulse signals in a new area, and an australian ship picked up another signal today. fox news correspondent doug mckelway has the latest. doug? good morning, chris. a chinese ship searching a small patch of ocean off australia's west coast picked up a single ping on friday night and another on saturday. they were the same frequency as...