LEMON: Welcome back, everyone, to our special coverage. I'm Don Lemon. The families of Flight 370 passengers have been holding Malaysian officials feet to the fire. They demand for more communication about the investigation. Our senior White House correspondent is Joe Johns. A government briefing with families just wrapped up in Kuala Lumpur. Tell us about it.</s>JOE JOHNS, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Don, that was a government briefing with Malaysian officials and Malaysian family members, people who were on the plane. CNN actually talked to a man who was in that meeting. He is the cousin of a honeymooning groom who got on the plane. He said the authorities couldn't even tell them whether the plane had crashed, expressed a lot of frustration and questioned whether the whole three hours was just a waste of time, Don.</s>LEMON: You know, Joe, Chinese family members also got their own briefing yesterday. Did that one go any better?</s>JOHNS: Frankly, I think I can say no to that, Don. The Chinese families posed a number of questions to the authorities when they met with them. These were highly technical questions, and when they didn't get the answers that they wanted, they went public with a very harsh statement and the statement said, in part, "We've been fooled again," and accuse the Malaysian officials of trickery.</s>LEMON: Joe Johns in Kuala Lumpur, thank you very much. CNN has learned that a big operations news conference will be held, this as a British ship zeroes in on the search area. This is special CNN live coverage.
Malaysian Official Meet Families, But Frustration Grows