ROMANS: It has been nearly one year since Malaysian Airlines MH-370 disappeared, and recovery ships still scouring the southern Indian Ocean looking for the wreckage. The search vessels have been returning to Freemantle Port in Perth, Australia, for resupply. And CNN's Anna Coren went out on one to get an inside look at the search. She joins us now from Perth. Good morning, Anna.</s>ANNA COREN, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Hey, Christine. Hard to believe that it's almost a year since MH-370 disappeared, but there are four ships scouring the area in the southern Indian Ocean. It's about 1,000 nautical miles from where we are here in Perth. Now, we have to remember, the initial search area was half the size of the United States. It is now being narrowed down to 60,000 square kilometers. That is still an enormous area and they are going over it with a fine-tooth comb, literally scouring every inch of the ocean floor. Now, the challenges that they are facing out at sea, underwater, the topography is a logistical nightmare. There are underwater mountains, volcanoes and cliffs. And then on the surface, they're having to deal with the weather. They've already endured three cyclones as well as waves of up to 16 meters high. So it really is quite challenging. But Christine, the concern is that once they cover this priority area, which should be done by May, if nothing is found, the families are really terrified that this operation will then be wrapped up. Christine.</s>ROMANS: All right, Anna Coren, hard to believe it's been almost one year and still no trace. 54 minutes past the hour. An EARLY START on your money next.
A Year of Searching for MH-370