. >> was in a suitcase that was fully packed with william henry allen clothes for his new life in america. >> 5500 items have been recovered. all from the debris field. a silver mesh purse, the white star line china, a luggage tag. the ship considered sacred has not been touched. recovered many of the items himself, his favorite, a souvenir. >> i don't know what it was, but it's nice. i like it. >> on april 11, exactly 100 years to the day of titanic, all of the items will be auctioned off. there's a catch. everything must be sold to one buyer. a judge ordered the collection be kept together to preserve its historic value for the public. >> it's a remarkable collection, and you really actually sort of, in your research, start thinking of everyone on the ship as a friend. >> researchers hope to return to the debris field. there are countless more items to recover. >> a fiery and spectacular show put on by nature today in italy. it is spewing lava and smoke. the mountain is covered with snow at its top and this produced more smoke base of melting ice and vaporization. it's been 50 days sinc

. >> it was in a suitcase that was fully packed with william henry allen's clothes for his new life in america. >> since the wreckage was discovered in 1985, 5500 items have been recovered. all of them from the debris field 2 1/2 miles below the surface of the western atlantic. a silver mesh purse, the white star line china. the actual ship considered sacred has not been touched. ph recovered many of the delicate items himself. his favorite, a little souvenir. >> i don't know what it was, but each time i saw it, i said i like this. >> on april 11, exactly 100 years to the day of titanic. all of the items will be auctioned off. there's a catch. everything must be sold to one buyer. a judge ordered the collection estimated to be worth nearly $200 million be kept together to preserve its historic value for the public. >> it's a remarkable collection, it's an honor to work with it and in your research, you start thinking of everyone on the ship as a friend. >> researchers hope to return to the debris field. there are countless more items to recover. manuel, cbs news, new york. >>> a fiery

. >> it was in a suitcase that was fully packed with william henry allen's clothes for his new life inmerica. >> reporter: since the wreckage was discovered in 1985, 5,500 items have been recovered. all of them from the debris field. a silver mesh purse, the white star line china, a luggage tag. the actual ship, considered sacred, has not been touched. a ph recovered many of the delicate items himself his favorite a little ceramic souvenir. >> i don't know what it was, but each time i saw on the expedition, i say, i like this object. >> reporter: on april 11th, exactly 100 years to the day of titanic's maiden voyage, all of the items will be auctioned off but there is a catch. everything must be sold to one buyer. a judge ordered the collection, estimated to be worth nearly $200 million, be kept together to preserve its historic value for the public. >> it's a remarkable collection and it's an honor to work with it and you really actually sort of in your research start thinking of everyone on the ship as a friend. >> reporter: researchers hope to return to the debris field. there are c

. >> it was in a suitcase that was fully packed with william henry allen's clothes for his new life in america. >> reporter: since the wreckage was discovered in 1985, 5500ite ems have been recovered. all of them from the debris field two and a half miles below the surface of the western atlantic. a silver mesh purse. the white star line china. a luggage tag. the actual ship considered sacred, has not been touched. ph recovered many of the delicate items himself. his favorite, a little ceramic souvenir. >> i don't know what it was. i saw it on the expedition. i like this object. >> reporter: on april 11th, exactly 100 years to the day of titanic's maiden voyage, all of the items will be auctioned off. there is a catch. everything must be sold to one buyer. a judge ordered the collection estimated to be worth nearly $200 million be kept together to preserve its historic value for the public. >> it is a remarkable collection. it is an honor to work with it. and you really actually sort of, in your research, start thinking of everyone on the ship as a friend. researchers hope to return to

. >> it was in a suitcase that was fully packed with william henry allen's clothes for his new life in america. >> reporter: since the wreckage was discovered in 1985, 5500 items have been recovered. all of them from the debris field 2.5 miles below the surface of the western atlantic. a silver mesh purse, the white star-lined china, a luggage tag. the actual ship considered sacred has not been touched. one person recovered many of the delicate items himself. his favorite a little ceramic souvenir. >> i don't know what it was. but each time i saw it on expedition, i said i like this object. >> reporter: on april 11, exactly 100 years to the day of the titanic's maiden voyage, all the items will be auctioned off. but everything must be sold to one buyer. a judge ordered the collection worth nearly $200 million to be kept together to preserve its historic value for the public. >> it's a remarkable collection. it's an honor to work with it. and you really actually sort of in your research start thinking of everyone on the ship as a friend. >> reporter: researchers hope to return to the de

. >> it was in a suitcase that was fully packed with william henry allen's clothes for his new life in america. >> reporter: since the wreckage was discovered in 1985, 5500 items have been recovered. all of them from the debris field two and a half miles below the surface of the western atlantic. a silver mesh purse. the white star line china. a luggage tag. the actual ship, considered sacred, has not been touched. ph recovered many of the delicate items himself. his favorite, a ceramic souvenir. >> i don't know what it was. each time i saw it on the expedition, i like this object. >> on april 11th, exactly 100 years to the day of the maiden voyage, all of the items will be auctioned off but there is a catch. everything must be sold to one buyer. a judge ordered the collection estimated to be worth nearly $200 million be kept together to preserve its historic value for the public. >> it is a remarkable collection. it is an honor to work with it and you really actually sort of, in your research, start thinking of everyone on the ship as a friend. >> researchers hope to return to the deb

things on the block at the auction include this, a black vest that belonged to passenger william henry allen. there's also things like binoculars and this is what's known as a logometer. it is used to determine the titanic's speed. and this, a gold mesh purse. the auction is expected to raise more than $189 million. the proceeds will go to the salvage company which razed the it items from the depths. >>> on that note we say farewell. thanks for joining us. i'm andrew stevens in hong kong. >> and i'm charles hodson in london. >>> interesting story about the "titanic." perhaps we ought to wish them well. the news continues at cnn and "world one" is next. onon my jou, i've learned that when you ask someone in texas if they want "big" savings on car insurance, it's a bit like asking if they want a big hat... ...'scuse me... ...or a big steak... ...or big hair... i think we have our answer. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> this week on "marketplace middle east," the sector hardest hit by the arab string, tourism. we sit down with a luxury hotel t

. >> it was in a suitcase that was fully packed with william henry allen's clothes for his new life in america. >> reporter: since the wreckage was discovered in 1985, 5500 items have been recovered, all of them from the debris field 2 1/2 miles below the surface of the western atlantic. a silver mesh purse. the white star-lined china. a luggage tag. the actual ship, considered sacred, has not been touched. ph nardolay recovered many of the items himself. his favorite, a ceramic piece. >> i don't know what it is. but i saw it and say, i like this. >> reporter: on may 11th, all of the items will be auctioned off. but there is a catch. everything must be sold to one buyer. >> reporter: a judge ordered the collection, estimated to be worth nearly $200 million be kept together to preserve its historic value for the public. >> it's a remarkable collection, an honor to work with it. and you really sort of in your research start thinking of everyone on this ship as a friend. >> reporter: researchers hope to return to the debris field. there are countless more items to recover. in new york, ma

. >> it was in a suitcase that was fully packed with william henry allen's clothes for a new life in america. >> reporter: since the wreckage was discovered in 1985, 5500 items have been recovered, all of them from the debris field 2 1/2 miles below the surface of the western atlantic. a silver mesh purse. what's the -- the white star-lined. his favorite, a ceramic souvenir. >> i don't know what it was. but each time i saw it on expedition, i said, i like this object. >> reporter: on april 11th, exactly 100 years to titanic's maiden voyage, all of the items will be auctioned off. >> reporter: but there's a catch. all must be sold to one buyer. >> a judge ordered that all of the items be kept together to preserve its historic value for the approximately. >> it's a remarkable collection. it's an honor to work with it. and you sort of in your research, start thinking of everyone on this ship as a friend. >> reporter: researchers hope to return to the debris field. there are countless more items to recover. in new york, manuel gallegus, wjz eyewitness news. >> the ship sank, as i know yo

. >> it was in a suitcase that was fully packed with william henry allen's clothes for his new life in america. >> reporter: since the wreckage was discovered in 1985, 5500 items have been recovered. all of them from the debris field 2 1/2 miles below the surface of the western atlantic. a silver mesh purse. the white star-lined china. a luggage tag. the actual ship, considered saked, has not been touched. ph nargolay, his favorite was a ceramic souvenir. >> i don't know what it is. but i saw it on expedition and said, i like this. >> reporter: on the 100th anniversary of titanic's maiden voyage, will be auctioned off. but there is a catch. everything must be sold to one buyer. >> reporter: a judge order the collection estimated to be worth $100 million to be kept together -- $200 million to be kept together for historic value. >> you sort of in your research start thinking of everyone on this ship, as a friend. >> reporter: researchers hope to return to the debris field. there are countless more items to recover. in new york, manuel gallegus, wjz eyewitness news. >> and you know, we h

henry allen, pulitzer prize-winning critic has observed a, a marine veteran who shoot guns recreational. he continued selection on colts are the active view of the cowboys, double barreled shotgun is your -- sticking with a knowing elegance through the brush in search of quayle. a 22 is the essence of childhood. that spattering noise of the rifle range voice called camp and afterwards the smell of number 9 cleaning salt. the would she's an one invented the common man determination that won world war ii. guns have another darker heritage. one related to this order, crime and murderous violence. depression era gangsters lead to legislation aimed at restricting gun sales and ownership. cheap saturday night specials flooded city streets in the 1970s and became emblems of rising crime rates. in response clint eastwood's dirty harry branded his famous smith and wesson 44 magnum. the glock introduced in the 1980s inherited all aspects of the american firearm heritage. was seen as an instrument of law and security also menace, danger and fear. it became the hand gun of choice for cops and favor

. >> it was in a suitcase fully packed with william henry allen's clothes for his new life in america. reporter: since the wreckage was discovered in 1985, 5,500 items have been recovered, all from the debris field 2 1/2 miles below the surface of the western atlantic. a silver mesh purse, the white star line china, a luggage tag. the actual ship considered sacred has not been touched. ph narjela recovered many of the delicate items himself. his favorite, a little ceramic souvenir. >> i don't know what it was, but i said oh, i like this object. reporter: on april 11th, exactly 100 years to the day of the maiden voyage of the titanic, all the items will be auctioned off, but there's a catch. everything must be sold to one buyer. a judge ordered the collection estimated to be worth nearly $200 million be kept together to preserve its historic value for the public. >> it's a remarkable collection. it's an honor to work with it and you really actually sort inform your research start thinking -- sort of in your research start thinking of everyone on the ship as a friend. reporter: research

henry allen a pulitzer prize-winning critic has observed. he himself as a marine veteran who shoots guns recreational the continued this election are the letcher bid of the cowboy, the double barrel shotgun is the grandfather taking his with a known elegance through the brush in search of the whale a 22 is the innocence of childhood, that spattered in ways of the rifle range of boy scout camp and afterword the smell of the number nine cleaning salt. the common determination that won world war ii. guns have another darker heritage in american life of course. one related to disorder, crying and murderous violence. depression of gangsterism 1960's urban blood shed each led to the legislation aimed at restricting gun seals anno ownership. sadr dinner specials flooded the streets in the 70's and became emblems of the rights. in response, clint eastwood's dirty harry had the famous mechem. the glock introduced in the 1980's inherited all aspects of the american firearm heritage to do was seen as an instrument of small and security but also danger

state of south carolina honored by the support of people like the carol campbell family henry mcmaster and allenple leaving this auditorium with two things in mind. number one, i will always put my country first. the principles my two boys are learning as they begin their military careers. why is that important? it's important because point number two this country has a trust deficit that we need too resolve. we no longer trust our institutions of power we no longer trust our elected officials. i want to lead the charge that brings term limits to congress. i want to close the revolving to door that allows them to trade on insider information and relationships to become lobbyists. i want to get our troops out of afghanistan. i want to right size those banks that are too big to fail. ladies and gentlemen of south carolina, i want your vote, but most importantly i want your trust. because that's the most valuable thing one human being can give to another. thank you so very much. >> governor huntsman thank you. appreciate you being with us. >>> next up former speaker of the house newt gingrich. >> i

state of south carolina honored by the support of people like the carroll campbell family, henry mcmaster and allen wilson. i want people leaving this auditorium with two things in mind. number one, i will always put my country first. the principles that my two boys are learning as they begin their military careers. why is that important? it is important because point no. two this country has a trust deficit that we need to resolve. we no longer trust our institutions of power are and we no longer trust our elected officials and i want to lead the charge that brings term limits to congress. and i want to close that resolving door that allows members of congress to file right on out where they trade in on the insider information and relationships to become lobbyists and i want to get our troops out of afghanistan. and finally, i want to right size those banks that are too big to fail. ladies and gentlemen of south carolina, i want your vote. but most importantly, i want your trust because that is the most valuable thing one human being can give to another. thank you so very much. [ applause ] >> mik

state of south carolina honored by the support of people like the carroll campbell family, henry mcmaster and allenson. i want people leaving this auditorium with two things in mind. number one, i will always put my country first. the principles that my two boys are learning as they begin their military careers. why is that important? it is important because point no. two this country has a trust deficit that we need to resolve. we no longer trust our institutions of power are and we no longer trust our elected officials and i want to lead the charge that brings term limits to congress. and i want to close that resolving door that allows members of congress to file right on out where they trade in on the insider information and relationships to become lobbyists and i want to get our troops out of afghanistan. and finally, i want to right size those banks that are too big to fail. ladies and gentlemen of south carolina, i want your vote. but most importantly, i want your trust because that is the most valuable thing one human being can give to another. thank you so very much. [ applause ] >> mike: g

state of south carolina honored by the support of people like the carroll campbell family, henry mcmaster and allenilson. i want people leaving this auditorium with two things in mind. number one, i will always put my country first. the principles that my two boys are learning as they begin their military careers. why is that important? it is important because point no. two this country has a trust deficit that we need to resolve. we no longer trust our institutions of power are and we no longer trust our elected officials and i want to lead the charge that brings term limits to congress. and i want to close that resolving door that allows members of congress to file right on out where they trade in on the insider information and relationships to become lobbyists and i want to get our troops out of afghanistan. and finally, i want to right size those banks that are too big to fail. ladies and gentlemen of south carolina, i want your vote. but most importantly, i want your trust because that is the most valuable thing one human being can give to another. thank you so very much. [ applause ] >> mike:

henry wofford. they hired a new head coach to replace hugh jackson. kate long worth is saying that word is official. the former defensive coordinator dennis allen signed a four-year deal to be the raiders head coach. he is 39 and never been a head coach at any level. he is the first head coach with the defensive background for oakland since john madden, a press conference will be taking place on monday. in other news, an alabama man is claiming a gun was held to his head in a brult and prolonged assault and battery. he was arrested in december on gun and assault changes following a fight. christian is speaking unspecified damages and another man. his attorney denies the charges. over to the big game and football news, the giants and patriots took to the practice field in preparation for super bowl 46 in indianapolis. the first day of practice for both teams, leading up to propromises to be a showdown for the ages. >> any time you play the patriots, you always assume it might have something new. the last time they played them, they showed a lot of different looks and different schemes on defensive they have not shown before. >> the game is big e