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Search teams for the malaysian airliner have just shifted to a different part of the indian ocean. >> australian authorities say this change come after what they describe as a credible new lead. investigators are moving the search area to some 1,100 kilometers northeast. you see it highlighted on your screen there. they say this is based on an analysis of radar data indicating the boeing 777 was traveling faster than previously estimated resulting in increased fuel usage and reducing the possible distance the aircraft traveled south into the indian ocean. the first of several aircraft has retu...

>> we con sareconnaissance plan searching the area right now. new analysis showed the airline was going faster than first thought which means it didn't fly as far. william marks is a u.s. navy commander, he talked with us a short time ago about this new search. >> based on the current and the winds over a 20-day period the debris could have easily moved 60 to 80 miles from its original crash landing point. the reason that's so critically important is because the black box has about ten days or so of life left in its pinger, the signal it sends out. so if we want to be able to hear this we have...

Today. >> let's hope that the planes are able to take off from perth, australia. we're also going to speak with the u.s. navy commander william marks. he's a spokesman for the seventh fleet. the p-8 poseidon will be heading out there and we'll get the latest from him. we're going to speak to a reporter in kuala lumpur who wrote the story in "usa today" suggesting that the pilot of the plane was responsible. >> thanks very much, wolf. coming up here, with no concrete proof that flight 370 crashed, why do so many people continue to believe the conspiracy theories? that's up next. and unlike othe...

A left turn off course after 1:21 a.m. flight 370 then flew for more than six hours. then, sometime after 8:11 but before 9:15, the plane went down. all right. wolf, further analysis is being determined about what additional information can be extracted from this partial handshake. best case scenario is being able to determine the plane's position at the moment it made this connection. that would help crews pinpoint where this plane would be because, as you know, they are searching such a vast area at this point, wolf. >> rene marsh, thanks so much. let's go right to commander william marks ab...

Vessel so it's not something that we can put on our p-8 or something and fly out there three hours. it does take a little bit of an effort. >> commander, thanks again to all of the men and women of the u.s. navy and everyone else involved in this very, very multinational search, commander william marks aboard the "uss blue ridge." coming up, some are suggesting malicious intent. others are suggesting it was a horrible accident. we're digging deeper. also, the breaking news, the massive search for the missing flight has resumed after a heavy dose of bad weather. we're going live to perth, a...