SESAY: Hello, everyone. The Australian debris recovered in Mozambique is unlikely to be from flight MH370. Let's bring in our Matt Rivers for the latest, joining us from Beijing. Matt, what more can you tell us of what we're hearing from Australian officials?</s>MATT RIVERS, CNN CORRESPONDENT: There was information from Australian transportation officials today, local time. They confirmed what you just mentioned. Highly likely that two pieces of debris discovered last month on the island of Mozambique were from that missing plane. Their exact words were both pieces of debris are consistent with panels from Malaysia Airlines Boeing 777 aircraft. Shortly after that, we heard from Malaysian transportation officials giving us more detail saying the paint and stenciling match. While both aren't saying a hundred percent certain that the pieces aren't from the plane, families are reacting saying personally I think all of this information is useful for us in finding the plane. What family members have found so far is close to nothing. I think all information on the missing plane is crucial as long as it is carefully studied and proven. While the search goes on, clearly some progress in this investigation -- Isha?</s>SESAY: It is all so very, very distressing. Matt Rivers, joining us there from Beijing. Appreciate it. Matt, thank you. You have been watching newsroom, from L.A. With my colleague, Max Foster, in Brussels, I'm Isha Sesay. Our coverage on the terror attacks in Brussels continues next with Max Foster. Stay with us for that.
Australian Debris Recovered in Mozambique Unlikely from MH370.