kate bolduan is tracking it all. kate?ment but, of course, you have to offer a healthy dose of caution. good morning, everyone. overnight australian pilots reported spotting two objects in the indian ocean the discovery coming hours after a chinese search plane described seeing two large white suspicious objects as they called it surrounded by many smaller pieces of debris. still, no confirmation it is from the plane that we are searching for but australian officials are hoping that might happen today. we're also learning new details about what might have gone down inside the cockpit. military radar shows the jetliner descended to 12,000 feet after making that sharp left turn. this morning an australian search team has located two objects. >> it is in the vicinity and possibility the objects could be received within the next few hours or by tomorrow morning at the latest. >> reporter: the crew describes one as a gri or green circular object. the other an orange rectangular object both located in the search area about 1500

anchor kate bolduan has been out on some of these search flights over the last 24 hours, and kate, give us a sense of the efforts at this moment. >> reporter: the effort at night has fallen. that's when, of course, the planes come in, and the searches don't continue overnight, because of the simple fact that despite all of the technology that all of these nations have at their disposal and surveillance planes they have, radar, camera, lots of sensitive technology, the thing they rely on most is simply looking out the window and getting as close to the ocean surface as they can to scan the surface, to try to find any oh objects. so once night falls, all of the planes come in. even before the prime minister's announcement, very sad news coming from the prime minister tonight, even before that, there was a real sense of ramping up assets here in perth. at the air force base to head out into the southern indian ocean. today there were a scheduled ten flights, the most so far. in addition to all of the assets already put on this effort from the united states, from australia, new zealand, chi

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for more on this, let's get to kate bolduan. kate? >> chris, thank you so much. good morning once again, everyone from malaysia. on day 13, if you can believe it, of this search. australian officials say those two objects seen bobbing around in the southern indian ocean could be debris from the aircraft. one piece is almost 79 feet long. it's about, you could estimate, the same length as one wing coming from a 777. that is getting ahead of where we are right now. search planes headed to the debris field 1500 miles off the coast of perth to get a better look. but the australian maritime safety authority just minutes ago, they tweeted the crew has been unable to locate any debris thanks partly to limited visibility because of rain and clouds. that could hamper the search somewhat, of course. still if you want a frame of reference for how far flight 370 may have gone if this is from the plane is 3,000 miles south of where i am. one official calls it the best lead that we have right now. that's what that came straight from australian officials. we have seen as resour

kate bolduan is monitoring in perth, australia where it is 11:44 p.m. planes aren't flying now.t is going on? >> reporter: of course, they only want to fly during daylight hours. despite the fact that they have high-tech equipment, cameras, radar, everything on board these flights, they mostly rely on the very low-tech option of looking out the window. you need daylight to see that. we did hear within the last 30 minutes, an australian p-3 landing because of the long time it takes to get back. even before this press conference from the prime minister, anderson, you could really get a sense that they are wrapping up that secured area, narrowing the search area and they have more and more aircraft ships heading to this area. clearly, everybody has a picture that even though they didn't say it until the prime minister said it, the focus was here in the southern corridor. >> >> reporter: absolutely. it has been going on for a week. we started out with six planes going out and today ten. ships converging on the area. as more assets are thrown into it, they are seeing more and more de

cnn kate bolduan is in malaysia's capital. hi, kate. >> reporter: carol, also ahead, maybe possibly a new more southern focus in this search for the plane. all the latest developments coming to you from kuala lumpur ahead. it's a growing trend in business: do more with less with less energy. hp is helping ups do just that. soon, the world's most intelligent servers, designed by hp, will give ups over twice the performance, using forty percent less energy. multiply that across over a thousand locations, and they'll provide the same benefit to the environment as over 60,000 trees. that's a trend we can all get behind. at farmers we make you smarter about your insurance, because what you don't know can hurt you. what if you didn't know that taking pictures of your belongings helps when you have a claim? or that farmers offers a policy that'll replace your car with a new one, if it's totalled within the first two model years. and that parking near a street lamp deters thieves. the more you know, the better you can plan for what's a

kate bolduan is in kuala lumpur with more. good morning, kate. >> reporter: good morning, carol.this is the next-door neighbor of the hamid family. he lives there with his parents and his siblings. the neighbor says that he often cease the hamid family but he says that they have not been to the house since saturday. saturday is the very same day the malaysian police searched his home along with the pilot's home. we now know. now, like so many others around here, specially in that suburb of kuala lumpur, this neighbor that we spoke with, was very hesitant and timid to speak to the media and asked that his identity might not be revealed. here is much of our conversation. the family of flight 370s co-pilot, fariq abdul mohammed, reclusive since media flooded their home on saturday. their relatives, enfamiliar miss words from the cockpit, all right, good night. he is seen here flying a 777. his reflection in the console just weeks before the malaysia airlines flight went missing. >> how do you know the family? >> i know this family around five years, i think, around five years. >> al

for more lets get to kate bolduan in malaysia. kate. >>> good morning.as better but still hasn't proven successful. no luck for planes combing indian ocean, vast area. we're monitoring progress of several others -- on several front as the sun starts to set. this morning we learned china and japan are sending resources to help and malaysia still asking for international help to scan under water. australia's prime minister who suggested the debris could be from the plane seems to be backtracking a bit saying it may not have anything to do with the missing jetliner. a lot of caution being offered this morning. for more on the search, lets get straight over to perth, australia. cnn's andrew stevens is there. it does seem like the hope we saw yesterday has faded. >> reporter: i think it's fair to say there's a sense of disappointment on pierce air base. 24 hours ago there was a buzz there could be a breakthrough in this mystery. the australian prime minister saying there was credible information suggested two objects found which could be linked to the flight.

we have an expanded search area and kate bolduan most importantly in kuala lumpur with this morning'sks chris. we have a lot to get to in malaysia. just hearing a report from indonesia saying a group of fishermen said they saw a plane go down the day the jet vanished. we're working on details of that claim. anything to narrow the search area is something everyone wants to know now. we learn thailand's air force picked up a radar signal that day. minutes later, a radar saw an unknown aircraft not sending data. the search expands again for the jet. 2.24 million square nautical miles to be exact. that's about as big as the continental a united states. china is taking the lead in the search. the u.s. is scaling back its role as other countries help malaysia criticized continuously for response and information it's handing out. on top of that, more reporting from the new york times seems to confirm the hard turn the plane made toward the west was deliberate. here's a little more. >> new this morning, growing suspicion around flight 370's pilots. the new york times citing unnamed senior off

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our kate bolduan is in perth, australia, with the very latest. kate?s. there's a renewed sense of cautious optimism that we could be closer to finding malaysia flight 370. there are satellite images showing 122 objects, possible debris in the same area of the ipd an ocean where the search has been focused since late last week. on this 19th day of searching, a dozen planes and five ships had a narrow window of time to search for the missing jet. they came away with three pieces of debris being spotted. as investigators analyze a partial ping from the plane that came nearly seven hours after it dropped off radar. this morning malaysian authorities say they've received new satellite images possibly showing debris from flight 370. >> we were able to identify 122 potential objects. we have now had four separate satellite leads from australia, from china, and france showing possible debris. it is now imperative that we link the debris to mh-370. >> reporter: in australia the country's prime minister voicing optimism that something will turn up. >> a consider

cnn kate bolduan joins us now from kuala lumpur where she talked to the editor of the newspaper, katemore. >> reporter: yeah, carol this is one of many theories that are out there and why are there many theories? it's because right now there is no hard evidence that has been revealed to honestly prove or disprove anything that's out there. we spoke with the editor of this malaysian newspaper where they have their unnamed source they say are close to the investigation and why they think this is a significant new theory being put out there. as i say it could answer the question, one of the many questions that's out there which is how could this plane fly for so long possibly over three countries without being detected by radar. and that's what they are looking into. here's a little bit of our interview. sum it up for me what you've heard from your sources about your report that they dipped below to an area of 5,000 feet and talk to me about what is terrain masking, why would they do it? >> okay. this would be the closest way to answer this question that everybody is asking how, where is

i'm kate bolduan joined by john berman. chris cuomo is off.e new search area for malaysian flight 370. a new zealand search plane says it saw something in the water. it's headed back to australia with pictures they obviously took in the search area. a ship is on the way to confirm what the objects are. that may not happen until tomorrow. >> kate mentioned a new search area. the hunt has jumped almost 700 miles northeast. this coming after new analysis of radar data suggested the plane may have gone down sooner because it burned fuel faster. malaysian officials say the data was refined with help from the agencies in the u.s. and around the world including the ntsb and the faa. andrew stevens is live in perth. andrew, what's the latest? >> reporter: john, i can tell you that that new zealand airplane has now landed at this airbase behind me. we don't know what were on those images. the pictures were taken. we need the eyes on identification. they won't get there until late tomorrow afternoon. there have been so many twists and turns in this stor

for more on this, let's get to kate bolduan. kate? >> chris, thank you so much.gain, everyone from malaysia. on day 13, if you can believe it, of this search. australian officials say those two objects seen bobbing around in the southern indian ocean could be debris from the aircraft. one piece is almost 79 feet long. it's about, you could

. >> let's check in with kate bolduan and andrew stevens who are in perth, australia. rew, devastating news for the families, for investigators, just another validation of their decision days ago to really focus the search on this southern sector. >> reporter: you are absolutely right, anderson. andrew and i have been talking about this throughout the day. this search effort you really notice from here at perth here at pierce air force base. you notice it ramping it up. yesterday, i took a flight with new zealand's air force, number five squadron, to go on a flight with them. when i was out there, you see just how amazingly vast this space is and it seems very feasible it would be impossible to find anything. on the same day that the prime minister comes out and he doesn't do this daily. whenever he comes out, it has been a very important announce. as this has been. unfortunately, on the same day, we have the sighting of these objects that you and i have been talking about. there have been a lot of false leads but these seem more significant. >> reporter: they definitel

our kate bolduan is live in perth, australia. kate? >> reporter: good morning, john.h. malaysian officials have been giving everyone kind of a technical update. based on data analysis from a british company that they will no longer be searching the northern cordor that we've been talking about. that's why it's coming out of here in perth, australia. also new, the malaysian ambassador appeared to meet with some of the passengers' family members. one relative described that meeting as shameless saying that the ambassador couldn't even answer simple questions that they were trying to pose to him. today conditions are so dangerous in the southern indian ocean that search is on delay until at least tomorrow. we're told it's been slammed with

a couple minutes ago, kate bolduan is on that, the families are upset in beijing, they shouted you are shameless to airline officials bought they haven't gotten any answers. they want government officials from malaysia to come and talk to them. in the meantime, we report on the programming of the automatic navigation system, that it might have been preprogrammed, even before it made that hard left turn away from its -- and deviated from its normal course of flight. we are looking at that, and wondering what the significance is. we know that they've concentrated on the pilots. but that doesn't necessarily mean that the pilots were doing something wrong. or had a nefarious plan. they could have been putting in alternate route to an airport that they would need in case of an in which. and these kinds of cases, as we've heard in the past, there are many things going on in an aircraft we may not understand. here's cnn aviation analyst mary schiavo. >> i've worked on many cases where the pilots were suspect, and it turned out to be mechanical and a horrible, horrible problem. i have a saying

but it's interesting talking to the pilots coming back and our own brooke baldwal kate bolduan off the final delight tonight, she was out for something like two hours for the flight there and back, and she was saying the weather -- visibility in some states were virtually zero, cloud right down to sea level. that's something'd heard from other pilots as well. then it clearcleared. so it's still patchy. those planes are rugged workhorses, particularly the military ones. the corporate jets going in, these military workforces, they can get a lot of sophisticated radar, but we keep hearing from australian officials it's all about eyes on. they want visual things from spotters in planes. that is the key to spot this mystery as getting firm i.d. on what any wreckage is and whether it can be linked back to flight 370. >> andrew, what are we to make to this whole finding a wooden pallet floating with the straps on, that whole whatever was on the pallet? is that something or nothing? >> reporter: it's a lead. it's being described as a lead. we can't give more information because no one has more

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >> i'm chris cuomo in new york. there was just a press conference moments ago with malaysian officials. they're pushing back that they've been withholding information. let's get right to kate in malaysia. >> reporter: and here is the very latest, chris. this morning a new report citing unnamed sources saying the plane could have been flying as low as 5,000 feet across three countries to avoid radar and we learn the missing jet may have flown as far as central asia to the north and deep into the indian ocean to the south. plus now two dozen countries are now helping with the search. he let's get you up to date on the latest. the search area now expanding as the search for the missing flight deepens. >>s and we verified as to the last known area of the aircraft, we recalibrated our search efforts. >> and a shift on the investigation. the focus -- the pilots of the malaysian airline. this surveillance footage appears to show the captain and first officer passing through airport security. cnn cannot confirm the au

our kate bolduan live in perth, australia following it all. >> reporter: just minuting ago, we learnedthan a hundred objects were spotted by satellites on sunday in the same area that's been the focus of the search effort here so far. they describe them as different sizes. some of them bright meaning they could be solid, maybe possibly metal. meantime, we also have a dozen planes and some maybe possibly five, six ships using the latest intelligence to try and locate the plane. all of the equipment that the is is seconding to help has also arrived here in perth, including technology to help find the data recorder. and investigators are looking into a newly discovered partial ping sent by the plane. this new information, we should be careful and still call them objects is raising new hope that maybe that can be

great to have you in for kate bolduan. here's the big story. a bizarre turn. new questions abo

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >> i'm chris cuomo in newress conference moments ago with malaysian officials. they're pushing back that they've been withholding information. let's get right to kate in malaysia. >> reporter: and here is the very latest, chris. this morning a new report citing unnamed sources saying the plane could have been flying as low as 5,000 feet across three

kate bolduan joins us. >> good morning, you guys., going to continue to cover the breaking developments from the ukraine. secretary of state john kerry is set to meet with his russia counterpart just hours from now. what will happen in that meeting, what's that going to be like? that's going to be a critical moment that we're going to need to track. >>> also, you remember putin's news conference yesterday. of course you do. well, we're going to really break it down. separating fact from fiction. >>> plus, we're talking live with anderson cooper who continues to be on the ground for us in kiev this morning. we're going to get his take what it looks like on the ground. >>> then, we've got this wild story. an unbelievable case, a teenager suing her parents for tuition and expenses after she says that they kicked her out. well, a judge has weighed in ruling against the teenager for now. but they're back in court next month. so this case is far from over. what does this mean for parents everywhere? >> yeah. precedence being set here. a lo

. >> chris cuomo, kate bolduan both here with us? >> hey, guys!re. >> you're not that lucky. >> it's cuomo. there's grif behind you. >> behind a man, there's another man. this morning we'll be talking more about ukraine. the country is saying it is on the brink of war, so obviously our attention has to be there. talk has proven cheap for the u.s. and western allies as russia has moved in. we hear reports of small attacks being launched on the border. it's always a little unclear who's doing the attacking. we're trying to figure it out. can we avoid an all-out conflict there? what can the u.s. do? the secretary of state is going. we have a ton of experts coming on this morning who understand the region to kind of take us through why russia is where they are, what the reasonable expectations are going forward and what is it at this point that vladimir putin fears about the west for the united states, if anything? on a lighter note, of course, the oscars, best of the best of the academy awards last night. it was an evening marked with major milestone

. >>> coming up on "new day," kate bolduan joins us. >> good morning, guys. happy friday.lopments in ukraine. president obama and vladimir putin spoke on the phone for about an hour on the crisis, but of course, the question is, did it accomplish anything or do they continue to talk past each other? we'll be live across the region covering the situation, which just continues to escalate. we're also going to break it down with experts, including the former u.s. ambassador to ukraine and our own fareed zakaria, of course, for his take and insights on this. >>> then you've got to hear this one. this is kind of like maybe today's version of the up-skirting story that we had yesterday? a california man says he drank way too much at a casino. it happens. that he blacked out. then he woke up only to realize that he had gambled away some half a million bucks at a casino. he's now suing the casino, saying that they should have cut him off. does he have a case, or is this just a very expensive case of sour grapes? i don't know. >> this was not me. just to be clear. >> this is a case

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. >>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >> by my side is the splend it brooke baldwin. >> and always good to have mike l mikel -- mikaela back. >> now, despite reports of debris sightings and oil slicks, officials in malaysia say they have not seen evidence of the jet. the possibility of terrorism now in the mix. brooke will look at that in the moment. let's bring in jim clancy, live from kuala lumpur. >> reporter: hopes, fear plus frustration more than 60 hours after this fly vanished off the radar, the mystery of what happened to this flight still eludes us but people are not giving up. this morning the search intensifies for missing malaysia flight 370. now three days into this exhausting hunt for clues, they are scouring the waters of the south china sea. malaysia's civil aviation chief says no wreckage has been found. >> we have not found anything that appears to be objects from the aircraft, let alone the aircraft. >> reporter: but he did confirm they have taken samples from a spotted oil slick between the waters between malaysia and vietnam in

great to have you in for kate bolduan. here's the big story. a bizarre turn. new questions about where the flight was headed when it left the radar screen. so far, they're just discussing what we already know. here's what is driving this bizarre turn. a senior malaysian air force official tells cnn the jet liner veers hundreds of miles off course. top malaysian officials however now disputing that claim, but they're also saying that they're expanding the search into that area. this as we're learning that the plane's transponder was turned off. why did that happen? so we've got the latest on the search and the investigation into its disappearance beginning with jim clancey. >> reporter: hot day here in kuala lumpur. especially hot for the defense minister. he has basically now admitted that the plane is nowhere near the south china sea when it was last seen on radar. he also broke down and said bring in the ntsb and the federal aviation administration of the united states, we need all the help we can get. listen. >> the way forward, ladies and gentlemen, is to

kate bolduan is live in malaysia. kate? >> reporter: thank you, chris. thanks so much.ourse, from kuala lumpur where there is a renewed focus on the pilot this morning. malaysia officials confirming that some data had been deleted from thinks flight simulator, the simulate they're they found in in his home. what the data was we don't know and we are not even sure if it was the pilot who deleted it. forensic experts are investigating. maine official does tell us, an important and per flex plexing new detail coming out. a u.s. government source tells cnn it is likely the plane flew south aft losering contact. australian officials have narrowed their focus there, but indonesia, which is supposed to be helping lead the southern search, that southern arc that we have been calling, that corridor, indonesia is facing criticism for slowing that down. the u.s. has a plane there built to locate large objects underwater but the navy hasn't received clearance to fly over indonesia yet. now, a law enforcement official confirmed to cnn the plane likely changed directions when command

. >>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >> racing now to find flight expires. >> new word that the search is intensifying this morning. ten planes and ten ships scouring the indian ocean. we now know where those four floating objects found came from. our coverage begins live from perth, australia this morning. paula, doesn't sound luke good news for those orange objects. >>. >> absolutely. kate, since you were here last week, this search has been beefed up quite a bit, many more ships at

. >> kate bolduan. >> really? >> on weekdays she's up here and on weekends i'm down here.heart. >> i love you. >> too smooth. >> thank you, joe. >> thank you. >> so we're going to check in with cnn's john king in washington now. i don't know if he had a bracket or not but he has a look for us coming up on this morning's "inside politics." >> good morning. at the bottom of the hour we'll look how hillary clinton was able to create distance between herself and president obama this past weekend. republican senator rand paul thinks his party can learn a lesson from dominos pizza. obamacare turns four. democrats aren't in a celebra celebrating mood. >> catch "inside politics with john king" this morning at 8:30 a.m. an irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. that puts jim at a greater risk of stroke. for years, jim's medicine tied him to a monthly trip to the clinic to get his blood tested. but now, with once-a-day xarelto jim's on the move. jim's doctor recommended xarelto. like warfarin, xarelto is proven effective to reduce afib-related stroke risk. but xare

>>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >> racing now to find flight 370. there are just days remaining before the battery life of the black box expires. >> new word that the search is intensifying this morning. ten planes and ten ships scouring the indian ocean. we now know where those four floating objects found came from. our coverage begins live from perth, australia this morning. paula, doesn't sound luke good news for those orange objects. >>. >> absolutely. kate, since you were here last week, this search has been beefed up quite a bit, many more ships at sea, more planes in the air and still frustrating. today back to square one. debris sighted this weekend leading to dead end. four items on a reconnaissance plane turned out to be fishing equipment and dead jelly fish. >> none of the items were related to flight 370. >> in an exclusive interview, they say they're not giving up. >> how long can this be sustained? >> the search a ramping up, not winding down. >> reporter: i toured the ship this weekend as crews outfitted the vessel with an unmann

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >> good morning.rsday, march 27th. it's 8:00 in the east. i'm alongside john berman in for chris cuomo. >>> another possible big field of debris has been spotted by satellite in the indian ocean. thai satellites picked up about 300 object pos tentially linked to the plane. 120 miles west of where more objects were spotted earlier this week. >> search planes were out today but they were called back because of the bad weather. they'll have to wait before they go out again to search the area. six ships are still out on the water searching. let's get more now on this potential debris spotted. malaysia is preparing to send a delegation to australia, including navy, air force, airline and aviation personnel. andrew stevens has the latest for us from perth. hey, andrew. >> reporter: hey, john. good morning to you. good morning, michaela. very disappointing day for the air search here. it was called off, but some of those aircraft did manage to get down those far southern reaches and get some time over the se

. >> this is new day with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >>> we are breaking news. it's friday, march 14th, 8:00 in the east and all about the search for malaysia flight 370. new fuel to the fire that the flight was deliberately flown off course. reuters is reporting that it was flown towards the andaman islands. they cite radar data and the plane appears to follow a navigational path, but some of our experts say that could be a coincidence. then a journalist from andaman islands says there is no chance the plane is there. this all after an official told cnn there is a significant likelihood that the plane is at the bottom of the indian oceans. signals transmitted to satellites hours after the last contact came over the ocean, possibly as far as 2,800 miles off course and no land mass in that area. >> with the search expanding to the east and to the west the u.s. is trying to help sending "uss kidd" to the indian ocean and also using satellites to search for the plane. reports out of china about activity, seismic activity on the sea floor hours, about an hour and a

huge assist from kate bolduan. huge. >>> other news breaking overnight. to tell you about. 48 passengers and crew on board an american eagle jet. the plane forced to make an emergency landing after the pilots reported smoke in the cockpit. the flight lasted a total of 8 minutes. the passengers praised the crew. >>> breaking overnight a nato air strike in eastern afghanistan goes fatally wrong. five were killed, several others wounded. it's under investigation this morning. >> more gripping testimony at the oscar pistorius trial. a doctor first on the scene describing reeva steenkamp's body. also key here, the doctor testifies pistorius told him he did shoot steenkamp thinking she was a burglar. he was said to be convulsing. his hands over his ears and it was very difficult for him as the doctor testified. >> president obama making a major health care push at the white house today. he's holding a town hall touting the affordable care act to the latin latinos. the white house announced a two-year extension for some health insurance policies avoiding midterm

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >> it's 8:00 inwin. >> good to be here. >> a lot of new information on malaysia air 370. new facts, not so much. the biggest allegation is that the plane was in the air for four hours after controllers lost it. the journal report means the plane could be anywhere. 2500 miles out from its last known position just north of malaysia. here's the problem. here's why it's not a fact. malaysian officials say it's a bogus report. also overnight, a search crew in vietnam found no sign of debris where chinese satellite images showed objects in the water. we're now told those images were released by mistake. so we continue to try to figure out this story. what's the best sense of what makes sense, jim? >> you know, i saw that "wall street journal" report this morning. i talked to the ceo of malaysia airlines, the head of civil aviation and a spokesperson. they indicated they are going to have to study the facts and all of that. they said they'd come back to us. they did in this press conference. they say the re