UPDATES: MH370 Intact, All Alive, Plane Was Followed By Military Jets - CNN

Sarah Bajc, girlfriend of Malaysia 370 passenger Philip Wood, joins CNN and shares with the world witness confirmation from another family member that MH370 was seen accompanied by two military jets prior to its’ ‘disappearance’

Bajc also shares with the world that she and other passengers family members are confident that the plane is not only still intact, but that the passengers have also survived. 

Sharing that governments of the world are still lying about this, she also shares that military and security experts she’s spoken to believe that this entire mystery is a military operation.

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BREAKING: China's state news agency says Chinese aircraft spots 3 objects in search area for missing jet

China's state news agency says Chinese aircraft spots 3 objects in search area for missing jet.

Search for Malaysian Plane: Latest Information

The search for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 is concentrating on two objects located by satellite and identified by analysts as possible debris. 

A summary of the latest information from Australian maritime authorities and others involved in the investigation:

THE OBJECTS

One is 24 meters (almost 80 feet) in length and the other is 5 meters (15 feet). Both have an indistinct, whitish appearance and are floating or just underneath the water surface. The objects could be unrelated to the plane, possibly debris from ships, though the larger object is longer than a container.

Malaysia MH370: Australian Satellite Spots Possible Plane Debris; U.S. Plane 'Not Getting Any Evidence' of Debris

A United State Navy aircraft searching for surface objects traced by an Australian satellite has “not confirmed” any sighting of debris so far, a senior official said early Thursday. The P-8 Poseidon plane is “on station” in the area of the Indian Ocean and will continue to search, Navy Lieutenant David Levy told NBC News.

The sophisticated anti-submarine aircraft can scan an area of up to 10,000 square miles.