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Doug, what's the latest on the search? >> reporter: it was an unproductive day. a storm so common in that area of the world has called off search efforts. the malaysian. he announced yesterday at the plane went down in the middle of the southern indian ocean. some saying the malaysian government's response to this has been inept again has demonstrated incompetence with that remark. >> i would love to hold out hope for families but that plane went south. >> reporter: the radar analysis was based on new techniques based on the doppler effect. when a train passes by or a car passes by and you hea...

Want in my right seat. he's frerk out of training. that's good. >> why it's great to have you here. you're saying it may be the best case to have a guy out of training. >> absolutely. >> another development that developed late overnight this is word from radar analysis that this plane may have dipped, descended to below 12,000 feet. this is way back when it was still over malaysia if in fact it was ever there depending on how you believe these radar and satellite things were tracing. descended to 12,000 feet. the first one, a few people may be wonder if it's that low again wouldn't cell phones...

700 miles northeast closer of the coast of western australia. based on new radar analysis, congressman, they're finding more debris in the area. although they haven't at least so far been able to link it directly to the flight. how confident are you that they are now looking in the right area? >> well, i can't say the right area, because debris moves. and the weight of the impact and the heaviest part of that aircraft probably went down, at least on some angle. the debris field can move. that's what's so difficult and presents such a huge challenge. the probability is very, very high that that...