>> reporter: well, he wasn't at the helm.are hearing from the police. the fact was that the third mate was at the helm. we know he's facing five charges, at this point. among them, negligence, abandoning boat and causing bodily injury. he faces five years up to life imprisonment. as for the thirst mate. this is a woman that will be charged with negligence that led to the ship's sinking and causing injuries leading to death. they are both charged, which is not a surprise to anybody. both of them managing to get off the ship. many are criticizing the captain to be one of the first rescued, the first off the ship. the captain should always be one of the last to get off the ship, making sure the passengers are safe. >> paula, when does it have to be apparent to sympathize with the parents waiting on the search, having put their children on the boat for a fun trip with friends. can you paint a picture of where they are, what they are feeling and their response to this search? >> it is just a heart breaking scene here at the harbor

the captain not being at the helm. can you help give clarification, was that a violation of the law? there have been some mixed reports about that. >> it's not a violation of the law to have a third officer at the help. but when the ship started getting in trouble, the captain should have gotten to the bridge as quickly as possible and taken over and taken command at that moment. that seems to have been a failure. >> jack, we established the captain was not at the help. he's charged with causing the ship to sink by failing to slow down and for making a turn excessively, even though he wasn't at the helm. can you explain that? >> you know, and i agree with john, i don't fault the captain for not being at the helm for the entire 123 13 1/2 hours it took to get from incheon to jeju eye lantd. but captain should be at the helm if there's any -- when the ship is in a navigationally sensitive situation. we saw that with the exxon valdez, when the ship is leaving or navigating through prince william sound, that's when the cap

. >> and it appears the captain was not at the helm at the time of the accident. we're live in doha. also to come. moscow and kiev reach a deal on the crisis in ukraine, but there is skepticism from the u.s. about russia's intention. >>> the envoy to syria with a chilling warning. we hear from rebels who say they have been abandoned by their o own. >>> and remembering the magic realism. gabriel marquez has died at the age of 87. >> hundreds of passengers are still missing. 25 people are now confirmed dead. most of those unaccounted for are school children. well, the rescue mission is not over, but as for the original investigation, that's the focus of how the ferry got into trouble in the first place. >> the situation was the captain left the third officer at the helm temporarily. it means that he may not have been at the heal am at the time of the accident. >> cranes have arrived at the spot where the ferry capsized. the idea is to try to raise the boat. the coast guard said that it has to be careful. this is what they'll be facing. 475 passengers were on board.

and it was because mcdonald and finally helms took the position that they did. they made it untenable for people to oppose the holiday. you just didn't get it loaded in the paper if you talked about the cost and the importance of the passage of time for judging historical significance. we got into the headlines which others gladly quoted and emphasize and reemphasize was with paranoid unseemly unsportsmanlike character assassination tactic. squaring off ted kennedy versus jesse helms i need to all the people, even conservative republicans in many cases would not be associated with that unseemly line. they came over to work the holiday and that is really why we had it in its reproduction of the same type of, which i think isn't nearly about our hearts and minds, but about providing public opinion and isolating the bull connors and the sheriff hearts in the 1960s and putting people like jesse helms and larry mcdonald and john ashcroft into the spotlight as though they represent but that's i really things that made it untenable for moderates and those but just want

ellis that was a peer of jesse helms in north carolina and in my opinion, tom ellis almost single-handedly elected three of the best senators in the 20th century. john east in 1980 and laurence faircloth and tom is still in active lawyer in north carolina. they were told ronald reagan and the team in 1976 -- by the way before he got to north carolina he lost four or five primaries. he lost the florida primary, the north primary and things were looking really, really dark. so, he wants to come into north carolina and tom ellis said we don't want you here. we will handle the campaign. we will take care of it. however if you insist on coming and we have to do four things come and he said tom ellis told him he is for things. you must attack forward,

we do know, though, of course, the third officer was at the helm. the captain wasn't at the helm and the families here at the harbor are desperately trying to find out more information. this is the third night that they have been sitting at the water's edge, looking out wondering what has happened to their children. we are hearing one woman over and over screaming at the top of her voice. we have heard her say just tell us, are they alive or dead? are they alive or dead? that is the basic question that officials cannot answer at this point. >> agonizing way for those family members that are waiting onshore for any sign of their loved ones. paula hancocks, thank you very much for the latest. we'll continue to cover this story today. >> talked about the apparent arrest warrant for the captain. much more to come on this. >>> first, almost six weeks after malaysian flight 370 disappeared, this is what we know at this hour, the bluefin-21 is back looking for clues on the ocean's floor. this is its fifth dive, the first four turned up nothing. >> so far,

investigators now know the third officer was at helm when the ferry sank. the captain is detained by police accused of abandoning ship. >> i'm really sorry. i'm deeply ashamed. as relatives try to make sense of the past two day, anger has turned towards authorities and the way the search has been handled. >> at the school where most attended, the children hold a vigil holding against hope more survivors might be found. bbc news. >> it is now the third day of the search operation and search for those missing. this is the bow before it went down. the ferry did the journey in the north down to the holiday island of jindo twice each week. the ship got into trouble in waters near this national park. one theory is the ship hit a rock. another is that the vessel made a certain turn. we don't know why. the theory is plausible. a sharp turn would shift the thousands of tons of cargo and 200 vehicles on the various lower decks. that would explain why the ferry started leaning to one side. quickly, it might have tilted beyond these five degrees. for ship, that's a cri

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it could have been this third officer at the helm at the time.nd told everyone to stay in place, to keep calm and stay in place. that's not what's supposed to happen. when there is damage to the vessel so severe there's a list or a possible list, you tell everyone to get to muster stations. those are the stations that you get to when you go on a cruise ship, that initial drill is to send you to your muster station which is where you muster or gather in order to get on to the life boats. so that's what should have happened. >> i've been through those drills on cruise ships. i must say when i've taken ferryboat rides where you park your car or go to long island or something, i don't remember going through any drill. is that standard procedure on a ship, on a ferry like this? >> right. because the ferries that you're talking about are not international, they do not do and are not required by solas, the safety of life at sea convention, they're not required to do this. certainly they should have had this. they were not required to by international co

how common is it for the captain to leave the helm? and what should have been in his course of action when the ship was in trouble, captain? >> well, generally the captain isn't at the helm all the time. the captain's generally not at the helm. you have a helmsman who is physically steering. then what we have is a watch officer. at this time, it seemed to be the third mate who was on, typically the guy involved with the safety operations of the vessel. a second mate also does mostly the navigation. then you have the chief mate officer. they cover the span of the 24 hours, standing a bridge watch with the watch team. being that the helmman, the captain oversees all the management of the vessel. not only is he seeing that the watch is being conducted properly but he's making sure that all the commands are being done, that the steward services are being done and that the vessel is on -- maintaining its course and doing what it's supposed to do during its daily routine. captain has a lot of different jobs. but he's not physically standing

prosecutors may charge the captain who was nowhere near the helm when the accident occurred.kraine and russia agreed toward working to end the crisis there, activists saying they will evacuate buildings only if the government resigns. >> a man arrested in kansas city. police believe he may be the sniper who shot at cars since early march. >> a formerly abandoned warehouse in detroit now a birth place for business, creating badly needed jobs in the motor city. >> after a week that has included plummeting temperatures and snowstorm, how is the holiday weekend shaping up? i'll have the forecast. >> aljazeera america continues. we are back to you in just two minutes. >> i'm ali velshi, the news has become this thing where you talk to experts about people, and al jazeera has really tried to talk to people, about their stories. we are not meant to be your first choice for entertainment. we are ment to be your first choice for the news. >> every saturday, join us for exclusive, revealing, and surprising talks with the most interesting people of our time. >> everywhere i go there the

we're learning now the ship's captain was not at the helm when it capsized. the third officer was in command. the ferry is now completely submerged, the death toll rising overnight. it's now 28. there are some 271 still missing, while families cling to the hope more survivors will be found, there is growing anger that the actions of the crew may have cost many lives. cnn's pauline chiou live in mokpo, south korea. they are still hopeful they can find some bodies, but they are putting the pieces together and a lot of people are angry about the moments after the ship started to list, pauline. tell us about it. >> reporter: yeah, and they're angry because of some of the new information coming out today. the state prosecutor is now saying that the captain was not in the steering room at the time of the accident. in fact, it was the third mate. so, they're looking at that, they're investigating that aspect. families very, very disappointed and very angry today. they were in the gymnasium in jind you, which is that area near the harbor where many of the families ar

an inexperienced crew member may have been at the helm of th theship. the principal was found hanged. we're learned more about the person arrested in connection with the series of highway shootings in the kansas city area. prosecutors say 27 mohammed whittaker faces 18 charge. three people were wounded in the attacks. we're in kansas city with more. ash har quaraishi? >> good afternoon, in the arrest of the legislate shooter mohammed p. whittaker late last night. on friday the jackson county prosecutor came out and said they have filed 18 counts against whittaker, and those are related to the 12 shootings related here in the kansas city area. prosecutors say it was a case of multiple sources. >> it involved ballistics, tips, and it involved witness statement. that list just goes on and on about how this case was built. was it built on one thing? was it built on a series of those things that have become very important. >> the police say there is no evidence to suggest that whittaker acted with anyone else and that they acted alone. they say that more cha

of the vessel at the time of the accident was at the helm rather than the captain.he has been questioned by investigators along with the captain, and he has been charged along with two crew members. they've been charged with violating maritime law and negligence. a third illustration of the deep anger, frustration and distrust that the families have towards the government there was a clash today between police and families as some of them tried to walk over a bridge from the island to the mainland where they will air their grievances there. another day of high emotion in this port city. >> thank you very much for bringing us the very tragic scene in jindo, south korea. we'll keep checking in with you later. >>> now we'll take to you an air base just outside of paris where a few moments ago we saw the arrival home of four french journalists who were being held hostage in syria. now they've been met by relatives, their families, by their colleagues, and also by the french president franÇois hollande, he's welcoming them home, giving a speech. these four men were held

why wasn't he at the helm hen the ship went down?300 children are still missing. could they still be alive? let's go "outfront."

we should point out that he was not at the helm. the person on the helm was a much less experienced junior officer, the third officer on the ship. >> it so reminds us of the costa concordia, the captain claims it was the crew's fault. thanks to you, and kyung lah, in south korea, thank you, as well. >>> and coming up. from flight 370, new information on where the jetliner was when it flew off course. could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance.s everybody knows that. well, did you know bad news doesn't always travel fast? (clears throat) hi mister tompkins. todd? you're fired. well, gotta run. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. (mom) when our little girl was we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew up. what? (announcer) the 2015 subaru forester (girl) what? (announcer) built to be there for your family. love. it's what makes a subaru, a suba

he is a guy who said jesse helms is a modern hero. >> yeah, remember, he also had the -- jesse helms,he most racist ads in the history of of senatorial politics. noes people don't. thing's really what they're playing to. the fact that a lot of young voters, new voters. they were just kids. they don't remember this history. that's why we have to keep talking about it. a politician once told me, read with a third eye and listen with a third ear. when you hear about yankee aggression, that's civil war talk. i mean, that's what folks talk about during the civil war. maybe the best thing for these folks to do, just let them keep talking pbt but politico really showed folks what -- who pays for all of this -- these talk radios. glenn beck, sean hannity, these folks wouldn't exist without tea party financing. >> i see you shaking your head anxiously there, bill. >> joe is absolutely right. it was revealed by politico that glenn beck and sean hannity and laura ingraham and these guys are getting paid millions of dollars of advertising going to these talk shows to have these yahoos on their sh

nate was at the helm of the time of the accident investigation task force has begun questioning to find out what happens. the messy eaters of focusing on the facts as the weight of the phrase condo in it was still moist modifications to the ship's safest option. and why there was indeed many in the evacuation of passengers the progress being made in an unskilled probation and no new news about their loved ones. the families of the missing are growing increasingly frustrated. most medical qaeda has had some of them has. it's been four days in contrast sixty eight has received good news of the accidents. many of them have been staying up just seem pretty minutes away from it or whether this trip was being pushy some us anymore so this time still waiting for updates. but some spent the day of the poet's way people reaching for their family members to the rescue so while this hasn't been much new information on survivors. one of the family members of the missing x this up next. two margin of victory than a missing my brother's child. she was a very kind girl. a few months ago we bought her

he is a peer of jesse helms in north carolina. and in my opinion, tom ellis almost single-handedly elected three of the best senators jesse aims and john east and large fair cloth. tom is active, a lawyer in north carolina, and tom ellis and jesse helms literally told reagan and his team in 1976. reagan before getting to north carolina had lost four or five primaries. the florida, new hampshire, illinois primary and things were looking dark. and so he wants to come to north carolina and tom ellis and jesse says don't come in. we will take care of the campaign. however if you insist on coming in, you have to do four things and they told him you must attack ford, kissinger, the give away of the panama canal and dayton. he said i am okay with that. they leave north carolina that afternoon of the election flying to wisconsin and a friend on the plane, who shall be nameless, great conservative today, said they were writing reagan's wi withdrawl speech and he was going to consider withdrawing. but after getting to wisconsin they learned

captain of that sunken passenger ferry, saying the third mate who was steering should have never had the helm. seth doane reports on the anguish of the families. a rising death toll on mt. everest after yesterday's avalanche. allen pizzey on the risks the guides run as part of their job. one year after the capture of the boston bombing suspect, a cop wounded in a shoot-out updates us on his recovery as boston gets ready to race again. how close did you come to not making it? >> i think as pretty close as you can come. >> axelrod: and how did this sea lion pup end up in an orchard 100 miles from the pacific? danielle nottingham explores the mystery of hoppie. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> axelrod: good evening. i'm jim axelrod, and this is a western editionst broadcast. a heartbreaking scene is playing out now in jindo, south korea, where relatives of those missing after that ferry sank off the south korean coast have gathered. today, that heartbreak boiled over into anger as relatives of the dead and missing rushed officials giving a media briefing, even throw

captain wasn't at the helm. third eye in command is at the helm. does that trouble you? >> absolutely. that's when all the problems started happening. when you have inexperience at the helm. compounded by them not taking the action and saying, hey, let's get everybody on deck and out of their rooms. let's get ready to do an abandon ship. even if they didn't have people ready to go, so they can fight for their life. instead, told to stay put and now if anybody is alive, that's probably where they're at. >> and that's going to be the race to try and get there. when we see those divers around we know the families are frustrated. they're not in the water because they can't be, not because they're going slowly. divers want to dive, right? >> absolutely. they would love to float in there and take care of this. but it's so incredibly dangerous for these divers. do you want to compound death toll by people trying to get to survivors, them keeping their lives in an effort to do that. you know, it's an almost an impossible situation given the conditions on sight. >> cade courtley,

talking about whether or not he was at the helm, he was not. that is according to some of the investigators on this case and that is feeling a lot of frustration and anger here among the families who are in this third day, beginning to lose so. you can see the weather is awful, the parents are still standing at the dock looking out at the water and not hearing any good news. >> as you say still officially calling it a search and rescue at this time. i know they are bringing and cranes to help in the operation. when do they arrive and what are they supposed to be able to do? >> the very first of the cranes is now at the scene of where the sunken ferry is. even though you can see the whole, the tiptop, it is considered to be essentially completely submerged, totally under the water. the large part of it is not visible anymore. and the crane is going to help lift part of the ferry out of the water. there can be a total of three that arrived on that side, two more expected later today. two more arriving later today but that is feeling a lot of emot

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we're also learning that the ship's captain was not at the helm when the vessel capsized. the 3rd officer was in command. there are 28 confirmed deaths right now, but that number is going to go way, way up. officials expect the death toll to rise dramatically with some 271 people still missing. cnn's pauline chiou live in south korea for us this morning with the very latest. good morning, pauline. >> reporter: good morning to you, john. we have an update on that dive operation that you touched on. the coast guard has given us more details. they said 17 divers were involved in the operation today. two of them were able to enter the ship and they were able to get to a certain area where they could put a guide line in place. this is a line that attaches the divers to the rescue vessels, and they were trying to put this in place for the other divers that were supposed to come behind them, but the waters were so rough that they ended up having to come up, and they said there were a lot of large obstacles. before they came up, however, they were able to open the freight door. no

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why wasn't he at the helm hen the ship went down? we're live live at the scene where more than 300 children are still missing. could they still be alive? let's go "outfront." >> good evening, everyone. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, we begin with the breaking news in the search for malaysia flight 370. a change this the flight path at a possibly dangerous altitude. a senior malaysian aviation source telling cnn that the plane had crossed into vietnamese airspace when it took that initial turn. so giving us more detail on exactly when that happened. at that point, the plane then climbed to 39,000 feet, which is at the upper end of its safe flying altitude. the plane maintained that altitude for about 20 minutes over the malaysian peninsula and then began the descent to about 4,000 feet. not all the detail you need to know, but more than we had known before. and from there, investigators believe the plane then flew for another six hours. another major development today is that the best hope for finding that plane, the bluefin 21

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. >> and by the way, the third mate at the helm. >> at the helm, right. >> so wondering if it was hisience. >> parents right now critical of the government. they don't believe they have the amount of manpower on this rescue that they say they do. just a terrible situation. >> tough for the parents. >> let's hope we get good news today. >> a rescue mission under way in nepal after a deadly avalanche on mt. everest. at least six guides killed. nine people are still missing and may be buried under the snow. the high altitude a route used to climb the 29,000 foot peak climbers at the base of the mountain were joining the rescue effort. >> ukraine and russia are agreeing to back off a little in their confrontation. ukrainians held demonstrators for what they believe russia is meddling in their affairs. russia agreed to refrain from further provocative action. the breakthrough is the result of talks yesterday, but there is still a lot of work to be done. >> i don't think we can be sure of anything at this point. i think there is the possibility. the prospect that the diplomacy may deescalat

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at the helm of this dramatic turnaround, the boston red sox owner john henry, on the cover of the bloombergsweek, which looks at success stories. our bloomberg own, joshua green, wrote the story and joins us from washington, d.c. all right, joshua, i know you have to be a fan of the boston red sox to take on john henry and produced this story, but you must have felt pretty good when you learned that the boston red sox were all for you. tell us about this story. >> well, basically, i wanted to look at what brought about the red sox' success, the world series, and then suddenly three championships in the last 10 years, so i went down to spring training, which was a tough assignment, to do a profile on john henry, and it turns out that henry made his fortune as a commodities futures trader and has essentially applied those skills to baseball, and baseball is, itself, a game that is really changing in a way where the prize commodities are younger players, like the ones the red sox are focusing on, and much less on the older, more expensive superstars, like the teams like the new york yankees us

at the helm of this dramatic turnaround, the boston red sox owner john henry, on the cover of the bloombergk, which looks at success stories. our bloomberg own, joshua green, wrote the story and joins us from washington, d.c. all right, joshua, i know you have to be a fan of the boston red sox to take on john henry and produce this story, but you must have felt pretty good when you learned that the boston red sox were all for you. tell us about this story. >> well, basically, i wanted to look at what brought about the red sox' success, the world series, and then suddenly three championships in the last 10 years, so i went down to spring training, which was a tough assignment, to do a profile on john henry, and it turns out that henry made his fortune as a futures trader and has essentially applied those skills to baseball, and baseball is, itself, a game that is really changing in a way where the prize commodities are younger players, like the ones the red sox are focusing on, and much less on the older, more expensive superstars, like the teams like the new york yankees used a generation a

investigators say they now know that it was the third officer who was at the helm of the ferry as it sank, not the captain. he's been detained by police accused of abandoning ship. >> translator: i am really sorry. i am deeply ashamed. i cannot put it into words. >> reporter: as parents try to make sense of the past to days, their anger turned towards authoritie authorities and the way they handed the search. emotions are high all over the country. most of those on board the ferry were children from the same school. these high school students held a vigil in solidarity hoping, praying that more survivors will still be found alive. bbc news. >> our correspondent joining us from south korea. divers managed to enter the vessel today. there's been a press conference. what have authorities said? >> reporter: that's right. a significant break through. two divers managed to get into the ferry. there are difficult and dangerous conditions. they got into the cargo restaurant or living quarters or one of the floors it's believed many of the missing students are trapped. that's a break through.

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the captain was also not at the ship's helm when it started to sink. them appeared in court. the captain tried to defend his actions saying the tidal current was strong and water temperature was cold and there was no rescue boat so i had everyone on standby and wait for the rescue boat to arrive. he also said that when the accident happened he had gone to his room to briefly tend to something, direct quote from him. he then issued another apology. we are live where the passenger families are stationed. how are these families doing? >> given, you know, what we have heard about the captain, these arrest, these are things that they have wanted. these are parents who are still clinging to an ever dimming hope. >> hope slipping away. anger replacing grief. the news media and the government chant iing rurp themo us, they say. police officers were brought in to control the increasingly uncontrollable crowd. >> my baby is crying with fare in the sea. please save my baby. all of his friends are there. all of his school friends. thinking about my child in the se

but what's interesting to me is that the person at the wheel, at the helm was a woman who had only beenar old, youngest of the ship mates. she had been with the company six months. this is the first time through this waterway known for rapid and unpredictable currents and frequent accidents. does that make sense to you is that common? you give the nubby the overnight the third shift? does that raise alarms? is that libel? should the ferry company be held libel for something like that? >> well, it's an interesting situation. it's very usual for the master or the captain of the ship not to be on the bridge and to leave the responsibility for helming the vessel in the hands of subordinates. in this case, however, the captain may have violated korean law with respect to the particular area where they were navigating, because of the proximity of the islands to the channel that they were navigating through the captain is obliged to be at the bridge. and he wasn't. and there's a reason for his having to be there and that is because of the relative narrowness of the channel. you know, when we l

we know the captain was not at the helm at the time the ship began to sink.s understandable. this is a long voyage and understand the captain would to breaks from the helm but what is inconceivable he would leave with so many children on the vessel. >> the worse crime was, one, the bad turn which seemed to cause it flip over but not engineering that rescue, yeah? >> again, this message the children and others on board were hearing to stay in place. there is no one we have spoken to the last three days who can shed any light on why that would be the directive that should be given. we have heard the captain spoken out saying he was concerned about the conditions in the water and that is why he didn't issue that order to move faster but from everyone we have heard from the last few days the most important thing is get the kids out. >> you see the ship go down and it still has all of its life boats attached to it. >> heart breaking. >> it's incredible. alexandra field, thank you. >>> one more note about this hour about that disaster in south korea. a pitcher for

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