>> fox urj enlt don't take your eyes off of the screen. two things are happening at the same time. the far left screen. pro russian troops have taken one of the last ukranian strong holds in crimea. you have to wonder after a election people siding with the russians. they have to wonder what is happening in their country. for now to the right in a big picture behind me. day break on the southern indian ocean as more ships scour for

malaysian airline throe secht. now a soilths image discovered what could be debrie from that plane. they are hoping tis fresh hope. the photograph reportedly showed an object sfo by 43 foot. it was spotted not far from where orth large object was captured bii u.s. soilths days before that. that object was not found. they haven't been able to get out there. they are in a race against time to locate the lost plane. family members of the 239 people on board frustrated by the minute. >> you know what, some things don't need a translation. you can feel that pain. still no clou where on on clue

where their loved ones may be. the search for the object is miles from where the plane dropped off of the radar. can you so where they were in relation and i will step back a bit so you can see that and on top of this. there are big storms north of the area. a typhoon is north of the area. >> it is part of the search. it went down to 2500 foot. it is in the surface and reduced our visibility. >> fog down to the surface. doug has the latest on this, doug, how much hope are search ares putting in the latest satellite image.

>> reporter: it is four days old and because of strong winds currents it could have drifted. the satellite image was located left of where it was by the australian government. and the civil aircraft reporting a number of small objects with a wooden palate. and the new developments all follow the publication of a newspaper with a transcript. it shoes no abnormality. and ends with all right, good night. and just before it was handed over. >> right after that hand off was supposed to occur. the plane went dark and diverted. that is circumstantial evidence that human involvement caused it

to go off course. >> there is allegations that the plane may have headed in's northwesterly direction and landing in a remote air fill. >> that is interesting. some respected voices are sticking with that. you hear people say we are not going to speculate. >> and really, speculation is all we have at this point. and retired gentleman believes that the plan may be in pakistan. >> listen to what he says. >> it could be that the radar missed it in india or it is becoming credible solution. singapore 68, and flight 370 flew in its shadow so the radar

could not so it. >> the aviation reports that boeing is assisting with a number of causes. include hypoxia and as we said, harris, without the plan and hard evidence it is speculative. we happen that the u.s. military pa, it is taken off for a sorting. >> they had taken it out of theaur. that is expensive and high equipped aircraft. and doug, thank you very much. you heard me talking about the weather and typhoon. they have those storms. and it is a dangerous section for the ocean known for rough seas anyway.

janice, i am reading 40 or 50 foot waves out there. >> sure, this area is hard to get to as the reporters mentioned with the winds and waves and getting in the fall and winter months in the region and more storm systems and they are both of the areas of possible debris. yellow from last week and red where we saw the images on sidle early this morning. and it is very strong currents and continuous movement inryfñ water. it is a curvature, due to the earth's rotation. and the wind and temperature and the tides and the pull of the moon. and this is where we have

prevailing ocean currents and the counter clock wise currents. and you would think that the general direction of the debris would move east and north. but that is not the case. there are small whirlpools that can form. and they can have a bigger circulation as well. if you have aircraft or ships moving in, they could have a problem getting out there and then the weather. another storm system moving in the region overnight. and then a period of calmer weather and another one moving in on wednesday and thursday. they need to take the window of opportunity where they don't have storm systems pushing in and assess the possible debris in this region. >> and not to make light of this janice, you could write a book

on the scenario. >> it is one of the most unac iszible areas in earth. >> retired british officer and royal air forces with me now. and i know the special gifts that i share with the audience. you and many pilots like yourself have a special vision. you can spot it. even if it has to be corrected. you are looking with a specific type of eye. what do you so in the satellite images. >> you are right. and we are two weeks in the investigation and you have no evidence what so ever that is shedding light on the mystery. and so any information that we have to lead to further information is weather and that leads us to the chinese satellite. we heard about the australian

satellite image. it was briefed by the australian prime minister in parlimit. we have a new image. but as janice alluded to, we are still 1500 miles away from the southwestern tip of australia. it is one of the most inhospitable places in earth to conduct a search operation. only because it is impossible to get the aircraft out of there. >> and we have the winds that are swirling. >> and talk to me in terms of the tracking. okay, you are the pilot and in the sky and moving in one direction. and this bulk of debris is moving in a fast clip. >> the important thing to know we don't know if it is debris. go to the satellite image.

the satellite picture so far comes us with a low resolution. it is empossible to so what it is. the earthquake that was deployed in the south area and check out the initial image. that is already moved. and they found a freighter and dolphens. these types can the containers or dolphens. and it could be a refraction of light they are seeing. it is inconclusive. >> talk to me about finding a wood paddle and scattered debris on the water's surface and what that indicates. it sounds like more things on a boat and not an aerp airplane. >> they have wooden crates on ships and wouldn't seem unusual

for crates there. there is a lot of logical explanation. we need to get the aircraft overhead. >> and janice dean saying you have a small window to do. that talk to me about what they are using to search. this is the p3. it his four-engines and turboprops and travels four miles a minute. >> i am going to reach across. there you go. >> and this is the nerve center the and the pilot will get us out to the location and down the back. there is a tactical controller and they get over in the search area and controls all of the people looking at the radar. these have kits on them. telescopic camera and thermal imageing and it is a c detector. and basically what the drones

have. >> it looks like a drone. it is sucking up all of the information. and problem is, technology has limitations and you talked about the roirment for eyesight. and janice was talking about the inhospitable sea state and the big waves, there is a more chance of getting eyes on with your eyes than techesiologist. when the rain and clouds come down and visibility. it is a nightmare. this is a p8. >> i am just getting word. doug was on a momenting on, and we thought it was going to run another mission today. they have maintained the plane 24 hours and they are just working on it. tell"ddt me about this one. >> this is the anti- submarine aircraft. this was procured by the

australians. and this is a half billion dollar jet. and full of technology. and it is twice as fast as this. we can get there quicker but not huge amounts of loiter time. >> and the posidien will fly and reach that center moves in quickly. and you know, we are hearing so much about the hardware out there and all of this. is this a time frame that we are talking about? some of the planes do need more down time than 24 hours. >> especially when you have one. this is up in maybe nine hours but not just the aircraft but the crew. >> does anybody else have it. >> and as far as i am aware that is a good question. i am not sure who is operating it. and i know the australians have eight. and one air-borne and not as if it can rotate around-the-clock.

>> right, right, right. >> it is 72 by 43 feet. i don't want to get in conjecture land. pilots say that is roughly the size of what? >> a wenning? >> impossible to say. one thing on the air france was the tail. that is quite important area or maybe a large section of the wing. it depends on how hard it hits the water. >> and so appreciate it. and we'll be back in a moment, stay close. respiratory

>> another story we are watching this hour. russian forces taken over's bachlts it was one of the ukranian military hold outs in

crimea and this comes one day after russian president putin signed legislation to absorb it into russia. and they had troops standing over their shoulders in the election. james, the latest developments on the ground, putin may beieing a larger operation. >> that's right. harris. the show of military fores consolidating control with crimea. and ukranian troops in the base 30 miles northwest of the crimea capitol used teargas to stave off a russian. and that compound. in and pro russian military forces used them to crash

barriers. ukranian forces put up no resistance and their commander was taken to russian custody. and in eastern ukraine. 5,000 pro russian protestors depended a referundum as a precursor to the a north americasation. president putin will continue his push but in measured steps. >> it is it unlikely to be major military invasion across the border in 1968 style. things will be more subtle and special forces and probing and prodding and here and there and seeing where there are weekness and destabilize the government in kiev. >> in the capitol of cold front. un secretary general told the embattled freedom freedom with the international community support they will overcome the difficult time, harris.

>> the next step in all of this is happening in the netherlands in the major summit. president obama is attending this hoping to accomplish something. he hasn't done it with many phone calls with putin. what is he hoping for. >> the focus of the summit this monday and tuesday is nuclear proliferation. mr. obama will confer with the g- seven counterparts on the ukraine crisis. president putin is sending the foreign minister to attend. they will respond with countered counter measures. >> and i wonder what will bring them the next day. much more on the huntj.n7z for possible debrie from missing flight 370. junk is floating around the search area that trip up the search area.

day 15, after the giant jet liner vanished and look at that. on the right hand side there. countdown and how many days has it been since 15- plus days, we are watching it now. stay with us.

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day braining oaf the south indian ocean and where hundreds of investigators are hunting for a missing passenger plane. and if the rough seas and a typhoon, until you hear all of the junk floating around in the

sea. it seems to point to plane wreckage or maybe it is just garbage. this picture showing an object that sfo by 43 foot. it is similar in size to the larger of two objects discovered in the same area by our soilths reported by the australian. domis in the newsroom. the frustrating thing it could be the break or something else. >> it is agonizing and it is really difficult to distinguish what is the evidence of the plane or's poil of junk floating in the ocean. you have a big problem in the indian on the ground. it is the garbage dump. it is a massive current of debris of manslaughter human waste. it is it 5,000 miles across.

and that is colossal, harris and everything that is dumped by container ships and rigs and cruiser ships. you can get heavier items there. and the pacific garbage dump and show you the kinds of things. some small and midsize. and these are items that radars are going to pick up. and being, as it gets desperate for evidence to be found. these are what will put people on wild goose chases. >> it looks like a bottom of a tennis show. and there is junk. you name it. and people reported seeing microwaves wrapped in styrofoam. >> this has to make it difficult

what is legitimate and what is not? e >> it really is. in terms of finding anything whether it is physical pieces of wreckage or survivor experts, it is impossibly difficult. take's listen to what one expert said about that. >> one percent chance they represent a pose of a plan. maybe a 1- 10th of a chance we can follow them. we are following fragments pause we don't have facts. that just about sups it up, harris. >> are not sure what they are. it is behind me. and new day on the indian ocean. and we put up that kind of match up to give an idea what we are watching. and hope that the missing

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>> this is the fox report. it is time for the top of the nows. they sfoted a large object in the indian ocean and it is not to far from where the debris was seen by the australian. and the crews have not reached the debris. we understand that the p88 posiddian is there. and they have a special aircraft to figure out what those objects

are. >> still no trace of the plane. we continue to be updated on an hourly basis. y know it is hard for everyone. especially for the families. and we hope to pray the difficult search will be resolved and bring closure to those whose relatives are on board. >> dan murphy from sky news australia and he's alive in the air force base this. bring us up to speed. >> and harris, finally another now way in the search. and hello to you from piers air base. it was captured by a chinese satellite. and they shed potential debris and believed to be 22 meters in

length and 33 meters wide. it would be the third in the southern corridor. what is most interesting. it was spotted some 120 kilomorts from the other debrie that was the real focus of the investigations throughout the past couple of days. and authorities had been searching for the two items. and two and half thousand kilometers. and off of perth. and that is around 24 meters in length. and the other five meters. it is new hope as the operation is today. >> i know there is a delay and people will be having to be today. are you hearing about concerns about that?

i know they are trying to search and it is also moving. >> absolutely, it is moving relatively quickly as you would expect. weather conditions have been good. the seas in this part of the ocean are relatively high. and that is authorities here are using special markers to get the object. and that is used to be seeing which direction and it helps for them to pinpoint the location for the search. >> and he is on the sister network. and the battery in the black box

has just days before the battery runs out of juice. they are joining us now next to a black box that proves to be helpful and thanks for joining us. and what happens to the black box over the next 30 days. it is as if you had a flashlight. the battery was going to go down and the signal would be weaker and less frequent. but it will go on. we are talking about the marriage manufacturers. and u.s. domestically you hear of honey well and it is a spin off the old lock heed company. after that they come in slower and weaker and there is still a chance to recover 30 years. all right. i want you to talk with me specifically about the capabilities of what is next to

you if you would. it is obviously not black. why do we call it that. >> and they shake it and discern it with the black box experiment. and that is a black box experiment. and he wants to tell you what went on and discern what happen in the plane. >> and what does it do in terms of what it can or can't tell us. and give all of the navigational perimeters. and the amount of spode in the tank and the pressure and probably 250 ballpark perimeters. and each one is like a different model of a car. >> and what can it tell us? you know, we want to know what happened to the plane and what happened before it vanished and can it answer those types of

questions? >> it gives you an autopsy of the flight and give you a picture of what happened. one flight called the cockpit voice recorder keeps the last 30 minutes of the flight takenedants and might get in the officer of the cabin of the plane and anything that is said is recorded and soon as the plane crashes it is recording and all of the time the plane is rush running and it stops. you always have the last 30 minutes. >> i am following on what is running out of battery power. if it is lucky. does it still work. >> oh, sure, main thing up here is a beacon and this attracts people to the surface if it is under water and said okay, we are up there and you are down here and you got to find us.

if the black box is found two years later has viable information. but the signal locator is not going to be working as well. >> and the data is on there. >> it will be there in a perm anent record. >> and how does salt water interforewith how well that boekon works. >> salt watt're water is denser and the signal is stronger in salt water than in pure water. >> excellent. >> and all right. they find the thing in 30 days and even if they get lucky enough with a beacon and pull it out. and what exactly do they do first with it? and how do you crack it open and give me the physicality. >> if it is a u.s. carrier it is floun to dc and then there's

similar to what youous on a computer and more prongs and down load the information and in the case of the cockpit voice recorder they down load the sound. and that is the other with the sound and between the two, you get a diverse and a comprehensive picture of what was going on in the last half-hour or so before the flight. >> it may so many like a odd question. we don't know what happened to the plane. if they find it in the ocean. we have to figure out how the thing went down. how destructible are the boxes. and how much pressure can they take? it is just sheet medal. and about the size of the average hot water tank. >> and that shelter and they are also located 17 percent from the

back of the plane and the impact most planes going forward and that lessens the shock and damages and laws of physics say further back the less diagramming. it is further back. and they+wñ0c survive impacts i mountains and they will survive. and they are designed to take that because of where they are located in the plane. >> chris, i could talk to you all night. you are a pletoria of information and an expert. we appreciate you giving the details and figuring out what happen to mh 370. >> we'll have more in the search for the plane and first other stories making news. and tragedy sweeping in and this is washington state and not loc a movie they put together. >> i read earlier that there was a house that travelled across the road with people inside of it and now the proof.

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>> more than hundred rescuers are working fast as they can to deg down and find several people trapped beneath it all. it has taken a toll.

two people have died so far. six others hurt including a six month old baby in an area 60 miles north of seattle. six homes have been destroyed, but it is not sure known how many more are affected. if you have six foot of mud in your house i consider that destroked. the sloyd was caused by heavy rainfall that left the grouped soaked. >> an armed robbery caught on camera. police are hunting the suspects. >> and california, two masked men carrying hunting rifles and rolled in a freznoarea sonic drive in and forcing the employees to the floor. the other held two more employees at gun point and after grabbing the cash they left without firinga i shot. a third suspect was waiting for

them in a get away kafrment >> texas, a crash landed a é#! throw adults and special needs students suffered injuries. the children had to be cut free of restraens to get them out. a car failed to stop and broad sided the bus. colorado, a massive drug bust involving a synthetic form of marijuana known as spice. it is 800 times stronger. >> piece arrested two people accused of being major sploiers in the denveriary. it was listeninged to hundreds of ilinnses and one death in the state. >> wyoming, 70 pounds of explosives in jackson on a bridge. the arms fell in a snake river behind. it dates back to the known 50s.

bridge is replacing it. >> i want to share tweets on the missing malaysian airliners. coming up with question. when the aircraft hits the water why doesn't a panel open and release. >> james carry. commercial and foreign satellites all checked in and not our own billion dollar imageing satellites. why? >> and doesn't anybody find it strange that d~ ci and dni made no comment in two weeks? so much that people are talking about the plane and all of the breaking nows that we are covering. we have a new way to cover the story, it has to do with

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>> in case you missed it you do not need a translation to understand pain. we have been getting images and videos like these of the families who are waiting for any sign of what happened to their loved ones. and they are holding up pop up news conference and get attention thrown to them and answers from the airlines for days now. this man among those left to wait and angry and not hearing any answers. they are looking for anything. and not just a guess but

a comforting arm from the airplane they say. >> earlier this week, this woman wailing and looking for information on her son. she couldn't take it anymore. they had to drag her out of the briefing room. and on those on board american phillip wood father from texas. one of three americans on board. his brother among those waiting. >> to be honest with you. it is surreal and we are in shock and christ is holding us together and that's how we are dealing with it? >> phillip's dad believes his son is alive and the family refuses to give up hope. >> a new potential lead in the searching for that plane. china released a satellite image showing a large object. the development narrowing the

focus on an area in the indian ocean. it is picked up on a previous satellite image. and if it is wreckage from flight 370 and found, crews will likely bringing in advanced under water technology. brian is here to look at that equipment. they are reading themselves and they have not used this because they are not called in action. they are hoping to be called. >> and they think the plane hit the water and only then can phoenix international be mobilized and the search would begin with the hopes of finding this sound. those are pings emited from under water and coastal beakanons. and the pings are picked up by the pinger locator system that

is underwater and pick up signals. and they have 30 days before the beacon battery dies. >> you can detect the location of the black box a lot farther away. and so what that does. it gives you a better idea where the debrie field is. >> it is diving three miles under water and preprogrammed to map the sea floor. it scans the floor for possible debrie and takes hd images. recovery begins with the remotely operated vehicle equipped with thrusters and robotic arms. it can left the debris from the surface and attaches high strength recovery lines to be lifted from the ship.

it is only used if they have a starting location and they do not. >> they are hoping to call in play and like phillip wood's parent. they are hoping it will not be the case and everybody is alive and the plane landed. we'll don't know. >> we are getting new information on the mud slide. and the number of dead risen and new pictures. stay with us. t!

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that barge which was being towed has sunk and six people are hurt and we are following that out for you. i will join you in updates and that is saturday march 2nd and now huckabee. >> tonight on huckabee. on thursday, president obama fires another warning shot at russia >> i signed a new excutive order that gives authority to impose sanctions on key sectors of the russian economy. >> and vladimar putin makes crimea a part of russia and it is taking a military option off of the table a mistake? >> and grasping at straws. >> the search for malaysian airline flight throe cent goes on. >> we are looking for a needle in the haystack. we don't know