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Report that five aircrafts have now spotted objects floating in a completely different section of the indian ocean to about 700 miles northeast of where they were previously searching. although officials say it'll take until at least tomorrow to confirm the sighting. but the news simply not enough, as you could understand, for grief-strucken family members trying to make sense of the tragedy. >> translator: they always repeat the old information. they always tell us these rubbish things that we don't care about. what we are concerned about is to know where our relatives are. as for the rescue ...

The aircraft and the later polling of the satellite through its aircraft systems. the new information is based on continuing analysis of radar data about the aircraft's movement between the south china sea and the strait of malacca before radar contact was lost. this continuing analysis indicates the plane was traveling faster than was previously estimated, resulting increased fuel usage and reducing the possible distance it traveled south into the indian ocean. the international investigative team supporting the search continues their analysis of the data. this could result in further refinem...

That's because officials say they may have, for this last week, been searching in the wrong area. they stress, however, that none of the search up to this point has been a waste of time. they are more confident now that they're more likely to be looking in the right place. day 21 of the search for flight 370 began with an entirely new search area. nearly 700 miles north of the zone searchers have been scouring for more than a week. >> the new information is based on continuing analysis of radar data about the aircraft's movement between the south china sea and the strait of malacca before rada...

Nine more plane and six ships will join in the effort today. >> australian authorities are shifting the search zone about 1,100 miles northeast of where crews had been looking. you see it there on the scene. they cite analysis of radar data. they say it indicates the plane may have been traveling faster than previously thought. therefore burned its fuel quicker. >> the new information is based on analysis of radar data about the aircraft's movement between south china sea and the strait before radar contact was lost. >> this indicates the plane was traveling faster than was previously estimate...

Individuals who might have links here, you know, writing all of these people off. just yesterday, the ahead of the malaysia police here told us, they're not going to release anything on that investigation until some later date when they can could actually draw some conclusions. they say it would prejudice the investigation. but now we have a new military investigation that was announced. the malaysian royal air force is going to investigate. they're really investigating how it was that it took so long to arrive at some of these conclusions. they have, for instance, the radar data that showed t...