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Weather to improve. it looks like, as we go forward in time, it will. that is positive news. looking at the winds. over the next couple of days wind should back off a bit. we've had winds anywhere from 30 to 40 miles per hour, which makes conditions very, very dangerous. but over the next 48 hours they should back off a little bit as well. we should start to see winds, more of 10 to 20-mile-per-hour range, maybe 20 to 25, which seems like a lot but in that area it's actually pretty decent. over the next 48 hours conditions should definitely improve. >> thanks very much. at least the weather wi...

And a sophisticated underwater device, the australian led search for malaysia flight 370 ends day 44 the same way as the others, empty handed. >> i appeal to everybody around the world to pray and pray hard. that we find something to work on over the next couple of days. >> for how long with how much can this go on? reconsidering the search with the australian ambassador to the u.s. plus, the u.s. sends more nonlethal aid to ukraine, but stops short of the weapons it requested. jeffrey pyatt joins us with the hopes and fears in kiev as it faces a border threat from russia. then, iraq's amb...

Rest of our coverage all week long on cnn.com. so check it out and let's meet right back here next sunday 11:00 a.m. eastern time. and set your dvr if you won't be home live at 11:00 a.m.. up next, state of the union with candy crowley. on easter sunday, prayers for modern day miracles from the depths of the indian ocean to the chilly waters of the yellow sea. today, in jindo, south korea, bitter anger and heartbreak among families waiting for news as heavy currents hamper efforts to find 250 passengers missing since a ferry capsized wednesday. and with 11 ships and 12 planes and a sophistic...

By a long cable in the case of 4,000 meters depth, you would have a cable 10,000 meters long towed from a ship between 190 feet and 250 feet. and weather-wise, i've seen those devices deep-towed sonars recovered in 30-foot wave, 30-foot seas. >> and obviously the ships can handle that as well. so the waves are not -- for these big ships that would be towing the underwater device, the weather's not a particularly threatening thing. >> you might have to pick your course to go in a certain direction because some courts might be untenable. and you have to be able to maintain your course at a slow ...

The vietnamese oil slick shortly after it went down. because when we searched for the turkish fighter jet off syria that the syrians shot down, the wreckage was directly beneath the oil slick. >> and bill nye is with me, mentioned to ask you whether you knew if any of the american navy are out there and if so are they using hydrophone which is a very sophisticated form of tracking underwater. >> well, they certainly have that capability. i think initially what they've been trying to do is find wreckage. they've been out there with very high-quality search radars for wreckage on the surface. bu...