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that's your moment of trulia. download the free trulia app today. >>> what are the lessons here?t lessons have been learned from the mystery of flight 370. there is a technology in existence today that might help. i'm here with richard quest. thank you for joining us, clive. you have made a compelling point in your piece that you wrote today. you said that the plane didn't disappear. we just can't find it. why in this day and age with such large amounts of information and it can be streamed wirelessly and the plane carries the information on boxes that sink to the bottom of the ocean. >> i think that public amazement becomes a political force. the huge public reaction you have been recording shows how amazed people are that this is a primitive machine at work here. we are using a vcr technology in the age of netflix. and i was glad to see one of the spokesman for inmarsat said they were amazed -- that was the last line, inmarsat was the last line of connection we had with that plane. if it had not been for those pings we would be clueless. as is it the clues are not very strong.

that's your moment of trulia.ownload the free trulia app today. >>> for our north american viewers, "crossfire" won't be seen tonight so we can bring you special coverage of the missing flight 370 mystery. we're also right now following this breaking news. the search for flight 370 is resuming after a break in the weather. let's talk things over with our own richard quest who is joining us from new york. richard, these families, they are going through hell right now. what's your gut tell you? how much longer before we know for sure that some wreckage from this plane has been spotted and has been brought to the surface, if you will? >> if you look over the last few days, whether it was the chinese pictures from satellite or the french pictures or overnight the thai pictures where 300 objects have been seen in the water, you start to conclude that actually it can't be much longer because we're now talking about many hundreds of objects that are now swirling about. of course, the distances are large, but the assets b

. >>> the chief economist from trulia looks at this. how are you?> hi, how are you. >> i tell people that fanny and freddy system is like an operating system in your computer. you don't really know it's there but it's crucial with the way things run. >> it takes less time to change the operating system on your computer than it will to change the housing finances that we have right now. even know the discussions about how housing finance reform took a step forward today, even if it goes forward it will probably be years for a transition to happen, and for homeowners and borrowers to feel the effects day-to-day. >> if fanny and freddie, they do two important things. they guarantee that mortgages issued by banks to individuals will be get paid and second that's the place where they would sell loans and get more loans. that was important because there wasn't enough money to loan money to all these baby boomers who wanted to buy houses. it served a purpose, does it still need to perform that service? >> this reform does not change the expectation that lo

that's your moment of trulia.ree trulia app today. >>> search crews in the indian ocean are closing in on four orange objects spotted in the hunt for flight 370. cnn's alexandra steel explains how the weather could impact this week's search. >> there is the search effort off the coast of australia. the size ofmexico. and within it clouds and wind. this is an active part of the country that the storms come through. nothing to stop them and it is so fluid out here. wind speeds 30, 40 mile per hour wind gusts looking out into the ocean and watching the storms roll through. monday you can see we have rough weather. tuesday we'll hold off. wednesday bad weather but here comes thursday a break in the action. and watching this low pressure. it holds off for friday and saturday and as we het ad into monday and tuesday the storm system sweeps in. that is the way it goes. >> each day brings new questions about the mystery of flight 370 we appreciate the ones you have been sending in. we are going to bring our panel back in

that's your moment of trulia. download the free trulia app today. . >>> welcome back to "the lead." clock is ticking. every minute that passes the chances of finding out what happened on board flight 370. the cockpit and data voice recorders do have a locator beacon that can send out a signal. but as our aviation correspondent explains, that transponder will soon run out of power. >> reporter: this debris may be the best hint yet to what happened to flight 370. but even if it is from the missing plane, the real key to understanding what happened could be miles away at the bottom of the ocean and it's calling but time is running out. the cockpit voice recorders stores at least two hours of data and the recorder stores 36 hours of instrument data. both crucial to what happened. transmitters send out a locating tone but that only lasts for 30 days. malaysian officials say without the pings, they don't have the technology to find them on their own. >> before that becomes an issue, let me tell you that the malaysian submarines do not have that technology. >> reporter: the boxes may have

that's your moment of trulia.ee trulia app today. >>> back now to flight 370 coverage. malaysian officials and families met behind closed doors after recent public briefings, scenes of hostility with families expressing outrage and lack of information about their loved ones. cnn pauline chu has the story. >> much quieter as they met with high-level delegation from malaysia. there were not as many fireworks as we saw on saturday. today the malaysian government sent a new team, a technical team from the civil aviation authority. they were here to answer questions about the airplane itself. now, we spoke with some family members as they left this briefs room. there's still a high-level of frustration and concern. we spoke with one grandmother whose daughter was on the plane. >> this is my first day here. i said what i needed to say. i'm too angry. every day i watch television and i'm going to go crazy soon. i'm very emotionally unstable. >> she speaks for so many of the relatives. they are emotionally exhausted. you

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that's your moment of trulia.the free trulia app today. >>> it's hard to wrap your head around searching 3 million square miles. it is a hell of a big haystack to look for not even a needle. instead what more is considered by the analysts to be a piece of a needle. chad myers is with us from the cnn world headquarters in atlanta. and also somebody who has looked down at earth from space and knows the enormity of this task from five months commanding the international space station, nasa astronaut chris hadfield has an idea how this mystery could be more easily solved in the future and the future may not be that far off. chad, i want to begin with you. and chris, if you could stand by for one moment. chad, tell us where we are now, globally, with our technologies and our satellites in terms of being able to handle this task. and then i'm going to ask you to hand off that same question to chris, where we're going and how much better we could be and will be. >> well, i feel like i want to be the star of "hunt for red

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that's your moment of trulia. download the free trulia app today. >>> welcome back to "the lead."nuing our world lead, in little more than an hour, search crews will be back over the southern indian ocean looking for any sign of the doomed malaysian airlines flight 370. with time running out before those missing black boxes sop their pinging. searchers continue to scour this area with high-tech military equipment as well as good old-fashioned eyeballs out a window, how do they figure out where to look and what's the priority? we'll bring in tom foreman now, back in our virtual studio weather more. tom, walk us through how they prioritize the grid over what is really a giant area for them to cover. >> it is a huge area, jim. you're absolutely right. that's why these pike churs are so exciting to them because these pictures are a solid lead that help them cut down that space because frankly this looks like an airplane debris field. to prove whether it is or not, but it looks like the right thing. when i talk about cutting down the space, what we mean is when you're searching a big a

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that's your moment of trulia.. >>> to our north american viewers, "crossfire" won't be seen tonight so we can bring you more of our special report of the mystery of flight 370. malaysian officials are giving new information about their investigation into the disappearance of the flight even as they face sharp criticism over their handling of this mystery and conflicting information that they've been giving out. cnn's andrew stevens is joining us from kuala lumpur, the capital of malaysia. what's the latest you're getting over there? >> reporter: well, the facts remain, wolf, very few and far between. what we've learned in the past 24 hours is it was the co-pilot who signed off, the all right, good night, line. but that has been compounding the confusion because the malaysians are now saying, apparently backtracking on the timeline cockpit, they can't establish whether the pilot actually said that after things had started to change in the cockpit. that's what we're being led to believe by the malaysian government.

that's your moment of trulia. the free trulia app today. >>> join north american viewers, by the way "crossfire" won't be seen tonight so we can follow the mystery of flight 370. the search will begin again any moment now. we're joined now on the phone by u.s. navy lieutenant commander adam shauns, he's in perth, australia, overseeing operations on the ground. thank you for joining us. what's the latest, first of all, on the search, as the united states has started moving more asset into the indian ocean. >> we're still working, we're flying just about every day, we're putting our crews out in the search area, they're doing their jobs and we're doing our best to contribute to the overall search effort. >> have you found, have you seen anything yet? >> we have not, but we don't consider that a failure, we're eliminating areas every day and concentrating efforts in new places. >> we have heard, commander, the posiedne, the new surveillance plane won't be flying today, is that right? >> that is a true statement, sir,

that's your moment of trulia.free trulia app today. >>> as pilots and crews prepare to head out for another day of searching, let's head out to cnn's atika shubert at the staging area in perth, staaust a australia, where planes are getting ready to take off once again. what's the latest, atika? >> reporter: just started hearing planes refring up, not sure if they tear search planes but we are expecting about 11 planes to head out today, six military aircraft, five civilian. they've got a lot of area covered but of course the most important will be these new images from the french satellite. it's about 154 square miles that they're focused on with 122 objects that they see. some of them as big as 24 meters. so what we're talking about is potentially the debris, but we really need those planes to get up in the air, get down low, and take some picture os to identify what these ones actually are. and they have to do it pretty soon because unfortunately the latest weather report seems to say that the weather will deter

that's your moment of trulia.day. >>> the fbi is searching a hard drive recovered from the inhome flight center of the pilot. some of the data was erased about a month before the flight took off. investigators are looking right now. we know that the pilot had a presence on social media, facebook, et cetera. samuel, what have you found? >> we can't be absolutely certain this is his page. all of the evidence would indicate this is the captain's page. it bears his name, his photos and it was created long before this airplane disappeared. probably the most interesting was a post posted on the facebook page just after the boston marathon bombings in which the person wrote the u.s. is under attack again. condolences to the deceased. also on these pages, we see a lot about athiest. we're seeinging his youtube page there. there are other videos posted where someone successfully argues against a cable news anchor here in the united states about the merits. and we also see he subscribed to a youtube channel that is the rich

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that's your moment of trulia.ad the free trulia app today. . >>> a new day, a new crash zone. shifts by humans of miles and multiple planes have spotted objects in this new location. take a look at this. for the first time, we are seeing anything like this. the new photograph that is chinese state television that shows what is described as a suspicious object spotted by a new we will have ant military plane to try to relocate this item. incredibly, the search planes spotted objects in the water below. that is new today. the big question, why the dramatic shift in location. analysts say this is based upon calculations and they suggest they flew faster that burned through more fuel shortening the potential flight path. let's go to cnn live at 2:30 in the morning at perth, australia. what do we know about the latest debris sightings? by actual human eye. >> this is unprecedented in the search. you mentioned that this is the first time that the planes from two countries were able to locate the same patch of debris. th

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that's your moment of trulia. >>> welcome back to "the lead." and continuing with our world lead.one thing to have pictures from space of potential objects, quite another to spot them with a naked eye and much closer up. so far, searchers have not found a single scrap from the plane. conditions are so rough, planes could be right on top of the debris and miss it. >> reporter: the search for flight 370 is concentrated about 1500 miles off australia's west coast. five countries photographed floating objects that could be linked to the missing plane. australian satellites detected two. then the chinese spotted this. the french photographed 122 objects. thailand satellite spotted 300 and wednesday the japanese detected 10. but search crews eyeballing the indian ocean have not found a sign of flight 370 or any floating objects believed to match those captured on satellite. >> it's not perfect. it's a combination of the human eye and service conditions. >> reporter: bottom line, waves as high as two-story buildings is the best option but not a perfect one. >> assume 100% coverage, means

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that's your moment of trulia. . >>> search crews trying to eyeball something that is bobbing on the surface of the ocean, but they are well aware that parts of the indian ocean happen to be 16,000 feet deep. and is if you to the math, that's more than three miles straight down. in a minute, we'll talk about the extreme challenge that poses, if the plane, in fact, did go down in the water. nobody can see anything that deep without some serious high-tech kind of help. see what's going on behind me? cnn's randi kaye has more on this piece of magic. >> reporter: this robot submarine may hold the key to finding malaysia airlines flight 370. it's called the reamis 6,000 and was developed by the woods hole oceanographic institution on cape cod. it's 13 feet long, weighs almost a ton, and costs about $2.5 million. mike purcell is the principle engineer here. >> they can go up and down mountains that are up to 40 degrees in slope. they are very stable, so you get really good data almost all of the time. >> reporter: why would this underwater robot find something even the u.s. navy and search teams f

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that's your moment of trulia. but, please don't try this at home. because you simply can't do this at home. go and smell the roses! >>> breaking news. daylight off australia's west coast. at any moment they could pick up object that is may tell us what happened to flight 370. it's been an agonizing three weeks for the family of the 239 people on board the plane. steve wang's mother was one of the passengers. i spoke to him in the week and he's back with me now. thank you so much for joining me again. my continued condolences to you and all the families for this just torment you've been going through. let me ask you straight away, what is your view three weeks on now about the way that you and the other families have been treated by the malaysian authoritie authorities? >> well r, for the three weeks they haven't given us any useful information. all the information we got we got it earlier from the tv. so we don't know why someone always wants to tell us the latest story, the latest news but they haven't done anything. for the crash, something we car

that's your moment of trulia. >>> this morning in rome after meeting with pope francis at the vaticanhite house correspondent jim acosta is traveling with the president. jim asked president obama about his meeting with the pope and about the ongoing crisis in ukraine. >> reporter: in your meeting with his holiness, pope francis, did he register any objections with you about the contraception coverage mandate in the affordable care act or your efforts to advance the rights of gays and lesbians in the united states that worry so many catholics? and what were his concerns? and on russia with the reports of troops building on the ukrainian border, by taking the military option off the table, are you sending a signal to vladimir putin that other parts of ukraine are his for the taking? and why not send multinational peace keepers to the ukrainian border as a deterrent? and to you, mr. prime minister, the president said yesterday that the u.s. would defend any nato ally, are you making that same commitment when it comes to russia? >> that's a lot of questions there, jim. did the italian jou

that's your moment of trulia.t 370 is expanding and becoming more intense. countries from across the globe are combing for clues by air and by sea. cnn's will riptley is in malaysia where the international flight crews are taking off. >> reporter: we've got the malaysian air force, the u.s. navy, korea, china, italy, japan they are trying to assist in the search for flight 370, long hours out over the ocean scanning looking for any evidence and so far crews have been coming up empty. space is limited on that plane so i'm going to take a camera with me and try to give you perspective what it's like looking out the window scanning the ocean searching for clues. maybe today is the day we find something. >> will ripley is back from that flight and joins us live in kuala lumpur. what was the mood of the search crews after all these days and gruelling hours? >> reporter: we didn't find anything. these cruise were tired. they were told when they left ok gn okinawa they'd spend 14 days here. there were other areas that ne

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that's your moment of trulia. >>> happening now, breaking news in flight 370 mystery. >>> grieving familiesaysian government after the announce in the that everyone on the plane is lost. one group claims delays and possible coverups by authorities may amount to murder. search crews find a scrap of debris. we're live from the search zone. and will we ever know what happened inside the cockpit? in you details of the pilots and interviews with their families. we want to welcome the viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> let's get to the breaking news. a new more targeted search for flight 370 as daybreaks over the indian ocean. authorities now sound more sure that the plane crashed into that area and severarch crews are re to zero in after the malaysian government's gut-wrenching announcement that all 239 people on board are presumed dead. our correspondents are covering the story all around the world as only cnn can. let's go to jim sciutto for the latest. jim? >> malaysian airlines said in a simple text message that, quote, no

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that's your moment of trulia. >>> lots to report as they begin the search on a new day of the searcha as they could today, but still they came up with nothing conclusive. one chinese navy ship scooped up some objects floating in the water. there's a look at those objects right there. no word yet on what those things are or if they're part of the airliner that vanished more than three weeks ago. can you believe it's been three weeks? unbelievable. in china though passing time is just making the grief and anger deeper for relatives of the missing passengers. many of them furious that the malaysian government declared the airplane lost without any physical evidence. and in malaysia today the country where that mystery flight originated the acting transportation minister met with some family members telling them his government will continue the search telling them if there's even a remote chance of a survivor. cnn's sara sidner in kuala lumpur right now. i want you to tell us anything more. we're having a little bit of problem with sara. we'll get to her in just a little bit. as soon as