in for don lemmon today. we start oversees right now another day is dawning for search crews. the commercial airliner that vanished this weekend somewhere between malasia and china. there is no other word for this except a mystery. before the sun went down the first and only physical crew cropped up. a search crew saw what they think was a piece of debris. pilots can only guess what happened. did the boeing come apart in mid air? >> and the confirmation got on that flight with stolen passports. emergency centers are up and running in beijing it is also where it departed from. that is where the national aviation chief spoke to reporters not long ago. >> we

don lemmon picks up with the latest on the version.with us. >>> hello, thank you for joining us. right now i need to tell you that a chinese search plane is set to take off looking for evidence for flight 370. as the sunrises over the indian ocean now, crews will launch a new effort to find out what happened to 239 people onboard that missing jet. the french gave them a new satellite image floating in the ocean. chinese and satellite images spotted it in the ocean. we have an update from malaysian authorities. they say it showed normal routing all the way to beijing. we are covering every single apgle angle of this for you. so let's get right to it for you. yes and absolutely they are understanding that they have a tough task ahead of them.

i'm don lemmon. welcome to our special coverage. just six days remain. that's when the batteries could die on the blacks box data reporter from malaysia airlines flight 370. that battery means no pings signaling the plane's location. though there have been a few promising pings, timing is becoming more precious now. in australia, where the search effort is based, i want to begin with cnn's will riply. he is following the ocean shield, an ocean ship with a black box detector on its way out into the southern indian ocean right now. the no bat rays means no ping signalling the missing plane's location. tell what's you're seeing right now, will ripley, as you head out, as you're shadowing this search ship? >> hey, don, we just arrived here at garden island. this is australia's largest naval base on their western coast. the reason we're here is because we're monitoring the movements here of ocean shield. you see it. you can't miss it, really, it's bright red, docked here at the naval base. it arrived here over the weekend. crews have been very busy here. they