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Zone today have all spotted debris. photos have been taken and they will be assessed overnight. they can't confirm anything, they can't verify anything or discount anything at this stage. a new zealand air force plane went up and saw a number of white or light objects in color. significantly an australian air force plane went up after that and re-located the same objects. the first time this has happened. we've had an actual re-location of an earlier sighting. the australians said that they saw two blue/gray rectangular objects and about 300 miles away another australian plane saw several othe...

Try and connect the dots down there, just to try to find a piece of debris which actually links that area, that search zone to the downed airliner, poppy. >> absolutely. i mean, you're talking about a search area about 2,500 kilometers off the coast of perth, 122 potential objects sighted on march 23rd. this is four days later. have the folks on the ground there, andrew, given you any indication of just how far from that initial location that the satellite spotted this debris could have moved and in what directio direction? because of this bad weather, does it just make the search more difficu...

Have been located in the rubble but have not yet been retrieved. listen to survivor robin youngblood tell anderson cooper how she managed to get out alive. >> my house is match sticks. there's nothing left. it ripped the roof off. and that's -- i thank god for that, because if the roof had still been on, the house filled up with mud and water, we would have drowned. the only way we got out was we dug the stuff out of our nose and mouths so we could breathe, but i was able to pick my way through debris and get up to the top and call for my friend, yedi, from holland, my student who was with me ...

The chief of the defense forces here telling us just a couple days ago, when you use the word close, poppy, in this part of the extreme southern end of the indian ocean, close can be a few hundred kilometers. it gives you an idea of what they're facing there. so, this will have -- this weather will definitely disturb the pattern of that debris, it will have blown it in directions we're still not sure at the moment, and it is going to make the task so much more difficult. >> yeah, they could not be facing tougher conditions between the weather and the expansive area that they're searching down ...

The moment and what they're still gauging is the wind speeds down there. that is going to be critical, obviously, to blowing debris around. remember, too, poppy, this is the second name two days we've had bad weather down there, and these pictures, these satellite pictures were actually taken about four days ago. so, the first bad weather, two days ago, was bad enough to drive ships out of that area, so that was strong, gale force winds. that can blow the debris around. obviously, the search area is going to have to be expanded it a degree to look around the areas. i would say, though, that if...