right now we're learning more details about her harrowing ordeal. the coast guard just released this video of 62-year-old windsurfer kathy katan. >> she's a very gutsy latedy. she did -- lady. she did a great job. i was surprised how good of shape she was in when she got in the basket. >> reporter: her sail fell apart. >> she kind of had her arms draped over the side of the board. >> reporter: cute news reporters -- ktvu news reporters found her. >> i stabilized her and she went in the basket. >> i just told her we had been looking for her all night. she said i know. i asked her if she was okay. she said yes, i'm just ready to get home. >> reporter: we spoke to katan's husband before his wife was found. he says his wife has cancer and that may have lowered her zammy na. where was she? she was swept under the bridge and then popped out again this morning. she did suffer hypothermia. she was payable to go home with her husband. back to you. >> thank you, tara. >>> friends of the missing fisherman whose boat cap sized off the -- capsized off the boat o

we are list ink, it is rick harrow with harrow sports. thank you, sir. >> susie: in china, ambitious plans to expand its high-speed rail system are being scrutinized after a deadly wreck over the weekend. one train fell off a bridge after being derailed. 39 people were killed and almost 200 others injured. by today, operations had resumed on the affected speed rail lines. and as nick mackie reports, the system is giving china a high- speed lesson in finance. >> reporter: another must-have, made in china. over the past seven years, the country's largest high-speed train builder, c.s.r. sifang, has profited from foreign firms that swap key technology in exchange for market access. c.s.r. then digests the original tech, developing it further to produce new even faster trains which it fully claims as proprietary technology. chief engineer ding sansan explains. >> ( translated ): if we export the 160-miles-per-hour train, we have to cooperate with our technology transfer partner. but if we export our new- generation 240-miles-per-hour train, w

will come to the fore when the ship itself is raised to the surface for investigation but it's the harrowing accounts of what happened on the weekend pleasure cruise told the real story we still hope that our daughter has survived as you have seen in their pocket or some other way but yet we still believe that our little angel is alive for it still didn't work is that people were basically buried alive and china matter coffin he managed to get out through the windows i was there with my ten year old daughter i couldn't rescue plan she saw my team which was there when i was pulled out i realized my child was gone rescue workers will continue their efforts throughout the coming hours and days but hope is now gone they will find anyone else alive leaving just but shock and grief. see it all go back central russia. sees a terrible anguish there but now there's also growing anger too after claims that two vessels passed the cruise ship as it was sinking but did nothing to help a criminal case has been launched against those ships captains but again we've got more on the very human side of this tr

>> her story captivated the world, and for the first time we're hearing from jaycee dugard, her harrowing ordeal and how she's coping with it. >> and when will casey anthony walk free? >> plus, fishermen who survive a deadly boat accident prepare to return home. we'll right back. i want to crush more cars. ♪ i want to sell more tea cups. ♪ i need help selling bread. ♪ i want to sell more crabs. [ male announcer ] you know where you want to take your business. i want to design more buildings. [ male announcer ] in here, small business solutions from at&t can get you there. starting with the at&t all for less package -- just $70 per month, voice plus broadband. it's the at&t network. helping you do what you do... even better. >>> a u.s. coast guard aircraft completed a 300 square mile search friday in the sea of cortez in mexico today as part of the effort to find seven people missing from a charter fishing boat that sank over the weekend. now some of the fishermen are from the pay area and many of the survivors are on their way back home tonight. tracy grant spoke to family members and has

jaycee dugard in an exclusive interview sunday with abc's diane sawyer, told her harrowing story of beingmive for 1 years by a sex offender. jaycee's hope and strength shone through in that program, but the story is also enraging. her about doc abductor had don e for a prior sex offense so, how could he and other sex offenders like him be allowed to strike again and again? here's abc's dan harris, as "nightline" investigates. >> reporter: of all the horrors of jaycee dugard's 18-year ordeal in captivity, there is none more outrageous than the jaw-dropping incompetence of the parole officials. >> i actually talked to one off the agents andhe agent proceeded to give phillip his urine test and left. that made me feel like, didn't really care. >> reporter: officials visited the garrido home no fewer than 60 times, oblivious to the fact that dugard was being kept in the backyard just feet away. >> there was not a day that i didn't cry. i felt like there would never, ever be a day when i didn't cry again. >> reporter: even worse, the fiasco is not isolated. in fact, of thth more than 700,000 se

l cuba ga spoke to a survivor today about the moment right after the boat went under and harrowing hours that followed. >> charles gibson ask used to facing danger. he is now the chief of police for the contra costa community college district. he was also on board the erik. >> i could read the name, erik. i felt the feeling of abandonment. they were in the dark water confused and scared. charles didn't have a life vest and instead held on to an ice cooler. amplify a fellow fisherman offered his. his brother is still missing. >> but then the group separated. charles spent nearly 15 hours alone and eventually swam to an island where local fishermen found him and another survivor. this is video of charles and mexico back on land before he returned home yesterday. meantime, the search for seven others who are still missing continues today. >>> do you think they are still alive. >> i hope so. >> coastguard has agreed to keep looking at least until tuesday, survivors have been found in the water and on nash islands. >> if i made it to island, i hope they are somewhere on one of those islands o

of july fun and adventure, but instead it turned into an international rescue effort as well as a harrowing story of survival. >> their skin is scorched. their body is exhausted. these photos from mexican tv showed the survivors. they just spent more than 15 hours on the water, clinging to life vests and even coolers. most, but not all, made it back to land. the mexican navy requested help from u.s. coast guard helicopters based in san diego to search for the missing. >> by sending our helicopter down there, we have four celts of eyes in the sky to hopefully locate some of these missing people. >> it was clear weather when they left the port, but a surprise electrical storm crashed while most were asleep. the 115-footer called. many of the guys were wearing their life vests and swam many miles away. boats in the area rescued otherrings. they are now meeting with american state department officials making arrangements to get home to the bay area. some have vowed to stay while the search continues. the water is warm. the seas have calmed, so there is some hope, at least some of the seven miss

and her husband came out to tell us she's resting comfortably and in good spirits after that harrowing ordeal. >> tired and cold. and kind of weak. and she feels okay. >> that after 13 hours, the is getting dark and you're running against the clock. >> dr. hammond was worried. his wife went wind surfing at 5:00 in the evening, it was now after 6:00. she still wasn't back. >> i had been looking and i saw nothing. >> police and fire responded. the coast guard launched helicopters and boats. and searched 82 square miles. and the temperature was a warm 72 degrees and she wore a floatation device on top of her wet suit. and hammond says one boat came within 50 feet of his wife. >> she was yelling. >> it was dark. waves, choppy. and the emergency gear failed. >> radio failed and strobe failed. my wife failed to realize she had a whistle. and. >> around 6:00 a.m. a chopper saw something north of the bridge. >> we didn't necessarily see she was clinging to it. floating and draped over the board. that was another key to survival. >> and petty officer was lowered into the water to pick up case o

some really harrowing scenes in the camp. they need all the help they can get from the international community. >> concern is growing and the aid workers are a struggling to provide water. we go to the southern border with kenya. >> their 2000 somali's are arriving every day. -- there are 2000 somalis arriving every day. it has a this grueling 60 walk behind them. dentist child of three left behind for fear he would slow down the others. there are many people coming this way. this child had the circumference of his arm checked. the rate of severe malnutrition is alarming. the biggest problem is simply keeping pace with the numbers pouring in from across the border just down the track. in particular, screen them and making sure that those who are most at risk of survive the ordeal with the help they need most urgently. >> the u.n. high commissioner for refugees came here to see what needed to be done to stay alive. it was obvious from the desperation that not enough was being done. as well as the long-running drought, there ha

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today he opened up about his harrowing ordeal.harles gibson was fast asleep aboard the erik, when the ship ran into a violent storm off the coast of mexico last sunday at about 2:30 in the morning. >> i had a pair of headphones on, my son gave me for father's day, and a snoring machine to help me sleep better. all i remember is my roommate came in and said, charles get out of here, the ship is sinking. >> reporter: he ran above deck without any clothes and was immediately thrown from the boat by a huge wave. he clung to a schooler. >> i'm here, and as i saw the ship pointed this direction, just like the titanic, it it wasn't slowly -- i could read the name, erik as it went down in the water. >> reporter: he said he swam for hours, and a friend of his had a flotation device he gave gibson his life vest. gibson was separated from the others and was alone in the sea for at least nine hours. then finally, off in the distance he saw some rocks and the beach. >> you have to be the like the lakers, you can't be like miami who let dallas

some really harrowing scenes here at this camp.paid workers are saying they need all the help they can get from the -- aid workers are saying they need all the help they can get from the international community. >> they need help with shelter and water, but particularly to contain the amount of malnutrition among children. mike is on the ethiopian southern border with kenya. >> for these somalis and the 2000 others now are arriving every day, ethiopia is their nearest place of refuge. this woman came with seven of her children today. a hazardous, grueling, six day walk. the of this child, a 3-year-old, left behind, for -- the youngest child, a 3-year-old, left behind for fear he would slow the other children down. this child is 9 months old. he has the circumference of his arm checked by a worker. the rate of severe malnutrition among the children is alarming. the biggest problem for the aid workers here at the moment is keeping pace with the numbers pouring across the border just down the track there. and in particular, screening

at that has been a harrowing time for the survivors. >> i am starting to smile at a bit now. >> we will never forget this. but we will also bring something good, i think. in some time, i hope it will be a place for youngsters again. at that authorities have identified all of the victims, but it is likely to be a long time before the survivors find a sense of closure. >>> when you fail the first time, try again, that is what republicans are doing in the u.s. house this friday. after yesterday's sudden decision to postpone the vote on legislation to raise the debt ceiling, members of the house are once again debating the republican plan and the hopes of voting on it today. they held a caucus earlier today to round up enough votes to pass the plan. john boehner has reportedly modified the plan, trying to push congress to approve the balanced budget amendment to the constitution. the action this week has been in the u.s. house. the players, republican lawmakers led by struggling john boehner. u.s. president obama has been on the sidelines for the most part. friday, he called on congress to

it's kevin owen here with you this hour and one news story dominating on our coverage tonight a harrowing development in the volga river tragedy earlier this afternoon divers say they've seen the bodies of up to forty children trapped in a room on the sunken pleasure cruise it two hundred seven people were on board when the boat got into trouble around half of them have perished artie's tom barton is near the rescue operation h.q. in tatarstan. the people here have been waiting hour upon hour with their heads down they haven't wanted to talk to was the media and this is exactly what they were fearing most some of them may be related to these young victims some of them to other victims on board the boat some of them may still not have heard about the people they love but this is certainly a great blow and puts a lot of confirmation to the fears of rescuers and their like that none of those children inside that room managed to escape the the people looking inside the boat have tried to piece together what may have happened and people have been asking you questions about what may have happen

he was only 14 when his family emigrated from cuba under harrowing circumstances, including last minute detention by the secret police. he made it here. in two lines -- and two lines come to mind when i think of him. "this is my country, land of my choice. this is my country, here i found voice." what a voice it is. he earned his aba at the university of florida and he is now in their hall of fame. he is a partner in the miami office of the national law firm. his clients range from former vice president al gore to philip morris, to the national geographic society, and he is listed in the 2011 edition of the best lawyers in america. his cross-examination of an expert witness in bush vs. gore made the front page of "the new york times." he has a framed in his office. he was the youngest attorney and first hispanic to serve as president of the florida bar. he was chair of the ethics commission and served on the orange board committee. in the aba, he has been a florida state delegate, chair of the house of delegates, our policy-making body, served on the board of governors, and is a fellow

charles gibson talked about his harrowing experience as a passenger on the fishing boat that sank offthe coast of baja california. he described what happened after being knocked in the water without a life jacket. >> there's a lot of chaos. because it was pitch black. the ship went down. it was dark. there was a smell of diesel. the burning fuel on your body. not knowing where you were. >> this is search video from earlier this week. gibson says he watched the ship sink and described it as being like the titanic. 19 fishermen from california are among the survivors. seven others are still missing. the mexican navy is continuing its search. >>> the inspectors are examining the rollercoaster that an army veteran was riding before falling to his death. 29-year-old sergeant james hackermer was ejected from the 208-foot tall ride of steel coaster in upstate new york last night. he had lost back legs in the war in iraq and was rebuilding his life. out on a family outing at darrian lake theme park resort outside buffalo. the amusement park officials say the safety restraints of the ride appe

charles gibson is now sharing his harrowing experience with local media.ve more on the story. >> after i saw the ship pointed this direction, just like the titanic, it went slowly down into the water. >> charles gibson is the latest returning bay area survivor, describing the last image he had of the sinking ship. >> i saw the ocean and the wind and the high waves. and at that point, a huge wave came and knocked me off the ship and i was in the water. >> it was that huge wave caused by a sunday storm that capsized the 115-foot boat in a matter of seconds. all 27 passengers and crew were tossed into the sea of cortez. just off the coast of mexico. >> there is a lot of chaos. because it was pitch black. the ship went down. and it was dark. and there was a smell of diesel, the burning fuel on your body. not knowing where you were. >> reporter: at first, gibson and several of the crew and passengers clung together, using life vests and coolers like these. despite their team work, the force of the violent waves finally broke them apart. now, alone, gibson, who

some point some eyewitnesses saying they feared there were twenty casualties there also hearing harrowing tales of youngsters swimming into the sea to try and get away from the awful drama that was unfolding on the shore there we're hearing that that man dressed in a policeman's uniform has now been arrested and he's being questioned by the authorities and tara police have reportedly been sent to that campus as they were some seven hundred teenagers had gathered. spoke to danish journalist helen bricks who says the attacks of come as a complete surprise for norway and could prove that european governments have to rethink their policies no multi-culturalism one has terrorism in mind and one has also in mind. the norwegian engagement in afghanistan one could ask one so why norway and why not denmark and i think that the danish intelligence service has locally prevented terror attacks in copenhagen and maybe just maybe the norwegian intelligence service has not been as alert as it should have been because one has simply not expected this and we know that all over europe in the u.k. in france

a lot of them are alive, but it's been a harrowing experience for them. >> absolutely.ers who survived say they aren't leaving until they find the fourth. the wife of 55-year-old brian confirms he is missing. he and his brothers, gary, glenn, and crying had taken an annual fishing trip to baja the last three or four years. they are experienced in fishing and survival. they are a tight knit family and the four brothers do a lot of fishing together. gary called his wife to wire him home. the brothers traveled with don lee of san ramon, his wife says he is missing. we also know of bay area survivors. michael says he clung to an ice chest and floated around until his rescue hours later. in nevada, jen got the call from her husband, rich, saying he was safe. >> he was okay, but that the boat had sunk. i was of course in shock. >> he joined dozens of local fisherman on the trip as a last minute edition and got more than he ever expected. >> he mentioned that they got awakened at 2:30 and they all just had to jump off the boat and take a life jacket and he indicated they had b

of the ship they struggled to get out and some of the eyewitnesses accounts have been extremely harrowing of families torn apart in the struggle to try and escape into the water not even time for people to put their life jackets on under some some families even having to leave their own children behind on the sinking ship we can hear from some of those reports now. that the vessel sank within three minutes it flipped to the right swerved and went down we were literally thrown out that's how we survived the whole family was on that ship we lost everybody my wife and grandchildren two vessels have passed by and didn't even care to stop and reach out a helping hand we spent around two hours in the water before we were rescued i swam around searching for any survivors and couldn't find anybody there were a lot of children on this ship they were all in the games room it was impossible for them to get out of there but my grandson would be five years old tomorrow we went on this trip to celebrate his birthday. if you think of it didn't is that people are basically very alike as if in the middle

extracting the bodies and bringing them to the surface so a very difficult process and also a very harrowing one for the relatives and survivors that have remained on the banks i'm sure you can see but behind me all the flower.

will come to the fore when the ship itself is raised to the surface for investigation but it's the harrowing accounts of what happened on the weekend pleasure cruise to tell the real story is that people were basically buried alive and try a matter of coughing they managed to get out through the windows i was there with my ten year old daughter i couldn't rescue her she swallowed too much water when i was pulled out i realized my child was gone rescue workers will continue their efforts throughout the coming hours and days but hope has now gone they will find anyone else alive leaving just the shock and grief. of all the bank central russia . in a few minutes drawn out decision france's seriatim boss said what the game plan. that they feel sick down to colonel gadhafi. middle east peace corps to russia america and the e.u. has gathered in washington in an attempt to revive stalled palestinian peace talks . point nations between israel and its biggest ally the u.s. at the present obama spoke in favor of a return to established one hundred sixty seven borders. israel passed swathes of palestin

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scrambling to make sure there were no other planes on the path of the boeing 737 as the pilot made a harrowing four- minute descent. investigators later found pre- existing cracks in the plane's fuselage which caused the hole to open just after take-off. >>> some incredible video that's being called the mother of aldus storms. a huge wall of ominous billowing dust blanketed phoenix last night. this storm is blowing from the south right about sundown as you can see by the lights from the city. the cloud is estimated to be more than a mile high, 100 miles wide and traveled at up to 60 miles per hour. now, the dust storm stopped airline flights, knocked out power, and smothered everything in dirt! >> we thought it was a cloud. and we were like, oh, that's interesting. we're taking pictures and then we got into it and it was just black. people had their -- >> it is monsoon season but dust storms are hard to predict so last night's storm still took everybody by surprise. and let me show you a look at how it was right in the middle of it. look at those lights. traffic cameras show how this dust stor

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they give you a harrowing account of visibility the dead bodies suddenly come into view one of the divers so to scribe what it's like to see the corpses up close as they try to recover the bodies so you can read the whole interview with the crew. wiki leaks founder julian. court where he's appealing against an earlier ruling to extradite him to sweden the world's most famous whistleblower is wanted for questioning over sexual assault allegations but his supporters fear if. he'll end up in the hands of the u.s. government. has been following the case from just outside the court building. he was flanked by his lawyers and his assistants and he was. gay but he didn't answer any of us he. told me. these months. really taken. staying at the home of a friend of his out in the countryside where he's had to wear an electronic tag he's been under a curfew and evil thing had to report to the police station every day for that appears to really taking its toll on him this pairing that we're seeing this week is settle to last until wednesday but even then the rulings are expected to be reserved so we

looking for the americans missing after their fishing boat capsized and from the survivors, there are harrowing stories. >> eating disorders for a growing number of women. a crisis arrives during an unusual time in life. >>> northern exposure. the royal couple stealing the show to our north and they're on route here. >>> and a star at the white house. you may never have noticed. "nightly news" begins now. now. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening. as trials go, the casey anthony case blew up before our very eyes, becoming an ongoing obsession of the summer of 2011. for whatever reason, millions of people followed the case of this young woman, who waited over a month to report her 2-year-old daughter was missing. later found dead. and who was caught in a number of lies along the way. after a trial that lasted just over a month, when the jury came back with a verdict after just 11 hours of deliberations, a guilty verdict was assumed by the experts. but that is not what happened in the courtroom today because, of course, guilt must be proven. we begin here tonight with nb

will come to the fore when the ship itself is raised to the surface for investigation but it's the harrowing accounts of what happened on the weekend pleasure cruise to tell the real story is that people were basically buried alive in anti-matter and coffee we managed to get out through the windows i was there with my ten year old daughter i couldn't rescue her she swallowed too much water when i was pulled out i realized my child was gone rescue workers will continue their efforts throughout the coming hours and days but hope has now gone they will find anyone else alive leaving just the shock and grief in our see the ball go back to. in a few minutes drawn out decision from the seemingly after a loss what to do with the libyan campaign contemplating whether to invade the country sit down and talk to congress of. the middle east peace quartet made up of russia america. is gathered in washington tent to revive a stall palestinian peace talks comes no point in relations between israel and of us president obama spoke in turn to establish pre nine hundred sixty seven borders or israel occupied

extracting the bodies and bringing them to the surface so a very a difficult process and also a very harrowing one for the relatives and survivors the remains on the banks i'm sure you can see but behind me all the flowers become bulls and particularly the amount of cuddly toys that have been put against the wall of the river boat station here in cars than just upstream from where the bulgaria sank this was to be its stopping point after its pleasure cruise up the volga and thousands of people yesterday came to pay their respects to those who lost their lives hundreds of people streaming here to lay flowers and to try and remember the people who died in that tragedy for more on the background of the tragedy how it happened and its effects will go to my report. this is the happy scene that should have seen this ship is designed almost identically to the bulk area this room almost identical to the one that children on that ship played in but for whatever reason their fate was very different. to in the to air as crowds gathered in remembrance of those killed by the sinking of the volga pleasure b

survivors moments after the boat been down and hearing on the ground hours that followed -- the harrowinghe is former police lieutenant and he is now chief of police for the contra costa community college district. he was also on board the erik. >> it went slowly and barely went down in the water. i felt the feeling of abandonment. >> they were in

welcome you're watching r t from moscow it's no i am i'm kevin zero in the main story today a harrowing development indeed even this hour in the volga river tragedy divers now say they've seen the bodies of forty children in the music hall of the sunken pleasure cruise two hundred seven people wrong board that boat got into trouble more than half of them died. in the rescue operation h.q. in tatarstan these been hearing of the traumatic ordeal of survivors and relatives . a few have spoken out since the sinking of the bulgaria and their stories shine a light into what may have happened yesterday on the river at around two pm the the ship the bulgaria river pleasure cruise liner was going along the volga as many ships do at this time of year very popular among tourists when it run into trouble now what happened next was really the cause of most of the major problems the ship sank within three minutes giving very little time for anyone to even put life jackets on or to organize any kind of evacuation and what we hear from eyewitness reports are horrifying tales of families torn apart in a

they give you a harrowing account of visibility the dead bodies suddenly coming to a few one of the divers subscribed what it's like to see the corpses up close as they try to recover the bodies so you can read the whole interview with the crew. in a london court where he's appealing against an earlier ruling to extradite him to sweden the world's most famous whistleblower is wanted for questioning over sexual assault allegations but his supporters fear that if sent a stalker he'll end up in the hands of the u.s. government. following the case from just outside the court building. right. here on cheese day he was flanked by his lawyers and his assistants and he was silent. we were all asking him how he felt about how the day was going to go but he didn't answer any of us. he's now wearing glasses he looked that he much older than his forty years and certainly much older than me that he did it looks like these months but your house arrest that he's been under had really taken a toll booth of course being. staying at the home of a friend of his out in the countryside where he's had to wear a

results of the investigation we've also got details of that plane crash pictures when it happened harrowing pictures too and first hand accounts of eyewitness reports that r.t. dot com a website. one of the big credit rating agencies is warning that it's reviewing spain's status among the main reasons is the pressure xander over the bailouts for greece parties when it has got the latest from madrid. moody's has just announced that it wanted to downgrade spain's ratings means bonds have already fallen by several percent and the euro has fallen as well now this of course is happening to the fourth largest economy in the eurozone and you would think it should be better off but spain has been plagued by some very serious economic problems there's of course the the very large outstanding debts as well as the again shown unemployment and we're already used to hearing about the so-called big c. countries. in economic woes and that of course is for to go arland greece spain and now it's also looking at some major issues as far as their economy is concerned by now also the the heavy drivers of the e

our website of course dot com we have an interview with the divers working at the scene who give a harrowing account of the underwater search for dozens of bodies and poor visibility and of course further news and analysis at r.t. dot com. the half brother of afghan president hamid karzai has been assassinated in his own home initial reports suggest. was shot dead by one of his own bodyguards the taliban has claimed responsibility described it as one of its biggest achievements yet cause i headed the kandahar province of the volatile region on the border with pakistan he was often accused in media reports of having links to afghanistan's massive illegal drugs trade doctor a political analyst from kabul says the killing is a blow to the u.s. . the past couple of years he confirmed that he had a good relationship with their american troops american office because of this i think that americans lost one off their important members of the air troops but at the same time he was accused of. being involved in corruption and drug trafficking and then because of this many believe that america well se

tragedy on our website where you find interview with divers to how to work with the sea they give a harrowing account of their underwater search for dozens of bodies in four visibility you could read what they had to say and for the news analysis of r.t. . the little house the french parliament voted to extend the military campaign in libya today it comes after recent remarks by the french defense minister suggesting that the rebels should talked of colonel gadhafi that spot rumors that one of the most active advocates of the nato led invasion might be starting to back pedal on the campaign during a bushel reports next and desire to see is growing in paris that what was intended to be short lived mission is turning into an embarrassingly long haul. if you look up that leached of. books is like bragging they'll destroy the republicans they're often wrong and gets a surprise. french foreign minister should pay postage france would be a in quotes days or weeks the wars into a fourth month no final round inside nicolas sarkozy with his western allies seem shocked their little opponents fighting b

those who survived are telling harrowing stories of being afloat for hours before being rescued. john hendren is joining us with new details on this. john, just an incredible story. >> reporter: it is, peggy. good morning. the fishing vessel is called "the eriri" it was built in holland, so it had stabilizers to handle the north sea but no match for what's being described as a freak storm. the american tourists got their most chilling wake-up call ever. >> passengers were awaken by other passengers and crew members and alerted that the ship was sinking. >> reporter: survivor charles gibson said it happened in the dead of night while most were sound asleep. >> extremely large winds and wawar contributed to the dangerous conditions most likely causing the ship to take on water and sink. passengers were in the water for over 16 hours. >> reporter: the boat left san felipe on saturday for a seven-day fishing trip, but early sunday morning 60 miles south of san felipe it hit a flash storm off the baja peninsula. the navy says two giant waves struck the boat capsizing g . at 2:30 monda

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dot com and there you'll find an interview with the divers working at the scene will give a harrowing account of the underwater search for dozens of bodies and because of that you can read that and of course further news and analysis of. the french parliament is due to vote on extending the military campaign in libya that comes after recent remarks by its defense minister suggesting that the rebels should talk to colonel gadhafi that has sparked rumors that one of the most active advocates of the nato led invasion might be starting to back pedal on the campaign and as our daniel bushell reports anxiety is indeed growing in paris that what was intended to be a short lived mission is turning into and embarrassingly long haul. not tell me which. books is like bragging will destroy the repos lives they're often wrong and gets a surprise i french foreign minister ship a posted france would be a encroached days weeks the war's into a fourth month and the final round inside the last sarkozy with his western allies seeing short little opponents fighting back well it's not just an embarrassmen