"the treasure was found five years ago in the wreck of a spanish galleon. she was sunk in the straits of gibraltar by the british. the treasure was taken from there by a florida-based marine explore. they said it was a case of finders keepers and took it home but the u.s. courts decided it was the property of the country of origin and that is why in this on his way back to spain. >> this is historical heritage. this is not to be sold. this is to go to a museum. this is a graveyard at the same time. there are agreements that would be susceptible but we have to fight against those who salvage something objects. >> everyone would like to get their hands on the stretcher but at more than 20 tons in weight, it has taken some encouragement to get it home. >> school is for learning but usually learning for the younger generation, not the older. one famous jazz musician has gone back to school 40 years after he left. ♪ ♪ >> among the biggest names in the music business, one of south africa's proudest exports on the international jazz scene. now, practice is still a

he says the coins were on a spanish galleon and rightfully belonged to spain, not to treasure hunters. >> odyssey surged out there for years. they had permission. but spanish authorities had no idea what they were looking for and what they found. there just were not any laws. >> for years, he followed odyssey's search vessel. he documented its movements, approving it was not searching in the atlantic, as the crew claimed. he also pinpointed the precise coordinates of the discovery, but he could not prevent odyssey covertly transporting the coins back to its base in florida. by the time the spanish coast guard arrived, they were all gone. odyssey claimed to have found them in international waters. but after years of legal wrangling, a u.s. court has ordered odyssey to give the treasure back to the spanish government. it is vindication, but he wants stricter enforcement of marion law. >> spain issued a permit, which said odyssey can search for treasure, but cannot keep its discoveries secret, but that is exactly what it did. a spanish archaeologist should have been on board but was not.

the government's key witness is the same former intel executive that testified against galleon group's raj rajaratnam. rajaratnam was convicted and sentenced last year, to 11 years in prison for insider trading. >> tom: the trustee digging thru bankrupt broker m.f. global's books says more client money is missing than previously thought another $400 million more. that brings the total missing money to $1.6 billion. the estimate is based on trustee james giddens' investigation and he's still combing through records, so that number could change again. so far he's returned nearly $4 billion to m.f. customers. >> susie: a follow up tonight on that $25 billion settlement on foreclosure abuses. nevada's attorney general announced a separate $780 million settlement with bank of america. it stems from a case nevada had against countrywide financial back in 2008 for abusive mortgage practices that was just before the mortgage firm was acquired by bank of america. the money will go to fund principal reductions and make up short sale deficiencies in nevada. bank was declared a fugitive in a manha

the hull lost in the wreck of a spanish galleon began its trek home. that booty is worth an estimated $500 million. we can dream. that's the news. now back over to lester and amy and bill fa thanks so much. >> time for named not alex, right in the two in a row. >> who knows, maybe if i had been a girl i would have been. >> we did see the big storm yesterday. we showed you the pictures. now that the storm is gone, the wind machine will crank up. we're going to see high winds to coastal areas of new england, long island, new york city. widespread wind advisories. difference between a warning and advisory, if you have a warning you can expect damage. advisory mine issues. why is it so windy? think of the storm, the l there as a big hole and the high pressure over texas as a mountain. all that stuff has to flow down in to fill the hole up in the atmosphere. that's why it's soly windy, the air rushing from the middle of the country to where the storm used to be. we've got a lot of snow last night in maine. i know you're doing shoveling there this morning. l