Us along with our panel as we watch this, the idea this search might have to be stopped for a given length of time, its not something we certainly have never heard of. We heard that before with air France Flight 447, that the flight had already been found. But were way early on that. Were not i dont think for a moment were going to be talking about stopping at any time soon. Remembering the Southern Hemisphere winter, its coming into fall now, then winter will be coming along shortly. I think were some way off. Id be very surprised if hes going to announce hes bringing friends home tomorrow. Absolutely once winter arrives in the Southern Hemisphere and depths of winter, you wont find them going out. It would be too dangerous with the planes and it would be fruitless. They will do what they did with 447, regroup and look at the evidence and set up a new plan for where theyre going to start. David, i mean, can this
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Positiveness than negativity. Because the negativity can just suck you in. Ive been there. Im don lemon. This is cnn. Searchers are focusing on areas of debris sightings but weather could interfere for the hunt for the missing Malaysian Airliner. Ukrainian forces leave crimea as the nation chooses a new president. And the deadly ebola virus. One nation has closed its border at the outbreak and fears seem to be spreading. Welcome to our viewers in the United States and around the
world. Im natalie allen. Youre watching cnn newsroom. The search has resumed but planes and ships are facing deteriorating weather. More than 1800 kilometers west of perth, australia. Australian Officials Say one of their vessels has a Black Box Detecter and underwater vehicle. On saturday two chinese ships collected white, orange and red objects from the search zone but none has been linked to the missing boeing 777. Chinese airplanes have drooped buoys to mark three sites. The latest on the search. Atika schu
we re going into winter. it s, you ve heard it called before, maybe some people heard it, it s right by the roaring 40s. the water circulates around the southern part of the globe, the seas get rough, the winter is a tough time to do survey. as the seas get rough, the vehicles can t go in the water. it will stretch things out. to do a 30-day survey or 60-day survey, we usually think anywhere from two to three times the amount of time needed. that could be four months or six months of survey. any way you look at it, we re in for the long haul. thanks so much for your insight. thank you. international diplomats reach a deal in ukraine but there s some major push back this morning. phil black is live in eastern ukraine. he ll be with us after a break. with diabetes, it s tough to keep life balanced.
as we mentioned, search crews are again back over the southern indian ocean today looking for signs of flight 370. that includes ships and planes in the fifth week of the search now. nikki battiste went up with one of those crews and has returned from perth. she joins us now with her perspective. hi there, thank you for joining us. let s start with the mood on these planes. you were on the plane, you were also on the ocean shield. you spent a lot of time with the search crews. what s it like to be amongst the people looking for this wreckage? i think now there s cautious optimism. we heard the australian official in charge of this entire search saying he s fairly confident we ll find the aircraft. and i think these crews, you know, there s been a roller coaster of hope. i think for them and for the families and they re being very careful. on the plane there s a lot of excitement when they see anything, but they re also aware it could be nothing. uh-huh. talk a little bit ab
as we mentioned, search crews are again back over the southern indian ocean today looking for signs of flight 370. that includes ships and planes in the fifth week of the search now. nikki battiste went up with one of those crews and has returned from perth. she joins us now with her perspective. hi there, thank you for joining us. let s start with the mood on these planes. you were on the plane, you were also on the ocean shield. you spent a lot of time with the search crews. what s it like to be amongst the people looking for this wreckage? i think now there s cautious optimism. we heard the australian official in charge of this entire search saying he s fairly confident we ll find the aircraft. and i think these crews, you know, there s been a roller coaster of hope. i think for them and for the families and they re being very careful. on the plane there s a lot of excitement when they see anything, but they re also aware it could be nothing. uh-huh. talk a little bit abou