sarah bajac was at that meet. r, who was in the process of relocating to malaysia when he boarded flight 370. sarah joins me now from kuala lumpur. you're going ahead with that move that you and phillip are doing together and obviously you're on your way back to beijing shortly. you've been in my thoughts and our viewers thoughts since you were on this program days ago. how are you doing now? >> i've stabilized a little bit. i think the first couple of days were just excruciating. they just ripped me apart. then we had several weeks of misleads and misinformation that constantly changed. but in this last week i think i've come to a realization that for sure the flight is still intact and the passengers are still alive because the sequence of information that we've been given, actually all points to that and that was the common theme at the meeting with families. i believe all the other families feel the same way that i do. >> so, it's intact and that the passengers are alive. you were at that briefing for the famil

for the families of flight 370's passengers, it's been long and painful but according to sarah bajac,ome have gotten phone calls that they wish would stop. >> the perception within the family group, nobody is interested in compensation lawsuits and we're really quite sick of being hassled by attorneys trying to get us to sign on for millions of dollars. that's got to stop. >> as we've seen in the countless videos, the situation has taken its toll emotionally but crudely it also has a financial cost. now that a u.s. time limit that lawyers can contact family members has passed, will families take more action? richard quest is in kuala lumpur. help me understand what insurance family members will need to be able to file insurance claims and lawsuits. >> reporter: here in malaysia they have announced in the last few days that death certificates will not be needed or required if families wish to proceed with life insurance claims because obviously it's quite difficult, since there's no body and no presumption of death, how can you have a death certificate but there's a recognition, a real

now, we know that the malaysian government plans to issue death certificates for passengers but sarah bajacphilip's family has been contacted about it at all. and information coming in to us from australia, as officials are working out what the next steps of this investigation will be here, the search for the plane and beyond, the planned focus is on the key three areas. first you have the handling of debris if and when they find it, who gets it, where will the debris from this wreckage remain, who handles it. then you have the issue of human remains if and when they are found, who handles that and then this one, potentially widening the search area if bluefin's final search comes up empty. this is from martin dolan. and quick break. we'll be right back. ck? what if the plane gets delayed? what if i can't hide my symptoms? what if? but what if the most important question is the one you're not asking? what if the underlying cause of your symptoms is damaging inflammation? for help getting the answers you need, talk to your doctor and visit crohnsandcolitisinfo.com to get your complimentary q