BERMAN: Welcome back, everyone. In Australia this morning, preparations are under way for a critical meeting about the next steps in the search for Flight 370, the hunt for the plane really entering a new phase. And leaders from China, Malaysia and Australia have to decide just what to do now to try to find this plane. Will Ripley is live in Kuala Lumpur with more on this upcoming meeting. Will, what can you tell us this morning?</s>WILL RIPLEY, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, John, you guys put it perfectly earlier when you said this investigation is essentially getting a reboot. They're going to be going over all of the data once again in just a matter of hours in Canberra, Australia. Many of the experts who were right here in Kuala Lumpur will now be in Australia once again poring over everything from the satellite handshakes to the possible underwater pings, to every other piece of data that was taken in during this extensive investigation, now more than eight weeks in. Because what they have is essentially an educated guess, where they think MH-370 most likely went down, and they just want to make absolutely certain that they still feel that they are searching in the right place. At the same time, since they are fairly confident that they are searching in the right place, they're already talking about which assets they're going to bring in to undertake this next major phase of the underwater search. They're searching a huge area, 23,000 square miles. They've covered less than 200 square miles so far with the Bluefin-21. So, they're going to see what ships are available, what submersibles are available, what technology from private companies can come into this area and get started, get looking for this plane. So, hopefully, John, they can find some closure for those families of the 239 people on board.</s>BERMAN: Time to think and reassess the situation. Will Ripley live for us in Kuala Lumpur. Thanks so much.</s>ROMANS: All right, we all hate paying them, we hate it. But there is new evidence this morning baggage fees on airlines are here to stay. We'll tell you why, next.
Search for Flight 370: New Phase