Thought. If that is true, which they seem to think it is now, it means it burned more fuel, which suggests it did not fly as far south as first thought. So the Surveillance Aircraft are getting airborne and have a new ocean to search. This chinese plane lifting off a short time ago outside of perth, including some ultrahigh tech american p8 poseidons. The second heading to the region from okinawa, japan. Well have an explanation of why exactly now this radical shift 1600 miles difference in the search area, so theres a lot to cover tonight. We begin with the latest from Western Australia with the breaking news from paula newton that joins us now. This information could be a game changer. Why are they shifting the search area . Reporter it is definitely a game changer. The reason is that when they say they refined their radar analysis, they determined that plane was likely flying faster, which means it ran out of fuel, which means its in a completely different location than they thought
Are dead. Doctors without borders and the w. H. O. Send teams in to help control the outbreak. Just three days later the number of cases jumps to 86. And by now 62 deaths. Isolation units are set up to help try and control the spread. Dealing with those who have been infected in a way that the virus is not transmitted to Health Workers and to the families, this involves putting up the isolation wards and facilities. Scared of whats lurking in their hometowns some of the people start to make the journey to the capital city. Its hundreds of miles away along the coast. They may not even be sick yet but they come here anyway. Some of the people Walking Around here could be carrying the virus. Not even knowing it. March 27th, we learn that ebola has, in fact, reached the capital city. The first five cases in this densely populated city of nearly 2 million and since it can take up to three weeks before symptoms to appear, no one really knows just how many people are already infected. Ill be
Announcer this is krnk announcer this is krnk breaking news. Captions by vitac www. Vitac. Com good morning. Im Carol Costello. New leads for Malaysian Airlines flight 370. Minutes ago we learned that five patrol planes have spotted objects in a brand new search area that was first checked only hours ago. Nearly 700 miles from yesterdays search area. The sea saw of emotions and seemingly endless contributions proved too much though for families aboard flight 370. They stormed out of this mornings briefing overwhelmed by frustration and fear that the search is once again starting over. Cnns Andrew Stevens is at the hub of that search, perth, australia. Tell us more. Reporter carol, this could be a significant new development. As you say, just in the past few minutes the search coordinators, the Australian Maritime Authority say five of the ten planes which were over that new zone today have all spotted debris. Photos have been taken and they will be assessed overnight. They cant confirm
When has anyone been lucky in this ordeal . And she believes that the plane is not at the bottom of the ocean. She is hoping that the plane was taken and that the love of her life is still alive. Also in world news, why is russia warning that ukraine is a hair away from a civil war while russia amasses its own troops near the border . Is Vladimir Putin pulls the strings on the uprising in ukraine . Good evening, welcome to the special prime time edition of the lead. Im jake tapper. And tonight, ill begin with the world lead. They are 12 hours ahead of the eastern time zone in the search area for flight 370. The flight that vanished 33 days ago with 239 people on board. Crews are once again narrowing their search area from the day previous using every aircraft, ship, gadget they can deploy. The ocean, the ship that is carrying the pinger locater. That ship picked up what could have been two separate signals from the black boxes but those pings have not been heard since. And there is a v
Is live with us from lumpur. What is the latest . Reporter the search is still continuing, fredricka, 1,000 miles off the coast of western australia. Details are pretty thin in terms of what they found in terms of concrete developments but it seems theyre still continuing overnight with the search of the underwater situation to try and find it, try and detect any further pings coming from underneath the water, coming from those beacons on the black box flight recorders. So far there hasnt been anything in the past four days. But nevertheless theres still very much at work at this. The search area has been reduced further to 16,000 square miles as you mentioned, which is significantly less than it was, for instance, a week ago but its still a vast area of ocean which the search teams are still currently looking in closely to try and find any trace of this missing airliner, fredricka. All right, matthew chance, appreciate that in perth. Lets go to joe johns. Joe, what are you hearing fro