however at this point it is not clear what has happened to the other 300 people on board. the ferry was traveling in heavy fog and reports are that it may have hit a reef. >>> here in the bay area, there were frightening moments this evening for two people on board of a single engine plane. it was forced to make an emergency landing. it happened at 7:00 in a field east of livermore and not far from the lawrence livermore lab. neither of the two people on board the cessna 152 was injured. no damage to the aircraft was reported. it appear it is plane ran out of gas. the faa is currently investigating the incident. >>> investigators say the apartment building fire likely started on the top floor or the deck of a penthouse but tonight everyone who lives in that building has been forced out. the fire broke out in a six story building in the castro building at dolores and 14th street. patti lee with why neighbors were so worried about this one spreading. >> reporter: you can see it was filled with new construction. 15 people in this building had to find a new place to stay. the b

however at this point it is not clear what has happened to the other 300 people on board. the ferry was traveling in heavy fog and reports are that it may have hit a reef. >>> here in the bay area, there were frightening moments this evening for two people on board of a single engine plane. it was forced to make an emergency landing. it happened at 7:00 in a field east of livermore and not far from the lawrence livermore lab. neither of the two people on board the cessna 152 was injured. no damage to the aircraft was reported. it appear it is plane ran out of gas. the faa is currently investigating the incident. >>> investigators say the apartment building fire likely started on the top floor or the deck of a penthouse but tonight everyone who lives in that building has been forced out. the fire broke out in a six story building in the castro building at dolores and 14th street. patti lee with why neighbors were so worried about this one spreading. >> reporter: you can see it was filled with new construction. 15 people in this building had to find a new place to stay. the b

the tour bus had 46 people on board. mostly students from few los angeles high schools. >> we do have 9 confirmed fatality at this point. >> all 9 from the bus or from the fedex truck as well. >> one from the fedex truck. >>reporter: many injured bleeding and appeared to be in shock. others were scene limping around the wreckage before taken to hospital in chico and redding. injured student called her mother who alerted l.a. unified school district officials. >> we have amazing students at l.a. usd who are not only model to their fellow students on the campuses but they are amazing model for kids who are prepared for college and career. >> this happened around if you have:30 after the fedex truck that appears to be a big rig carrying 2 trailer swerved into the northbound lane. >> swid swiped a little white car that was directly in front of the bus then hit the bus head on. >> both vehicle burst in flames and took firefighters at least half hour to control it. humboldt state university says the students were all seniors on

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the tour bus had 46 people on board. stly students from few los angeles high schools. >> we do have 9 confirmed fatality at this point. >> all 9 from the bus or from the fedex truck as well. >> one from the fedex truck. >>reporter: many injured bleeding and appeared to be in shock. others were scene limping around the wreckage before taken to hospital in chico and redding. injured student called her mother who alerted l.a. unified school district officials. >> we have amazing students at l.a. usd who are not only model to their fellow students on the campuses but they are amazing model for kids who are prepared for college and career. >> this happened around if you have:30 after the fedex truck that appears to be a big rig carrying 2 trailer swerved into the northbound lane. >> swid swiped a little white car that was directly in front of the bus then hit the bus head on. >> both vehicle burst in flames and took firefighters at least half hour to control it. humboldt state university says the students were all seniors on t

the tour bus had 46 people on board. mostly students from few los angeles high schools. >> we do have 9 confirmed fatality at this point. >> all 9 from the bus or from the fedex truck as well. >> one from the fedex truck. >>reporter: many injured bleeding and appeared to be in shock. others were scene limping around the wreckage before taken to hospital in chico and redding. injured student called her mother who alerted l.a. unified school district officials. >> we have amazing students at l.a. usd who are not only model to their fellow students on the campuses but they are amazing model for kids who are prepared for college and career. >> this happened around if you have:30 after the fedex truck that appears to be a big rig carrying 2 trailer swerved into the northbound lane. >> swid swiped a little white car that was directly in front of the bus then hit the bus head on. >> both vehicle burst in flames and took firefighters at least half hour to control it. humboldt state university says the students were all seniors on

is now breaking news overseas fare about ford and 50 people on board sent the right now of south coast of south korea appeared to hundred 20 passengers a school students 161 people rescued you see the vessels goes on partly on its side plotting how rescue everyone. people still on board ordered to jump in on the ford a 55 degree water. where is news tonight and the means at our covering the story on kron4-dot-com the blaze destroyed all hundred 72 unit apartment building back on march 11th >> : at just over a month fired up to sit as apartment building back in march but the waiting for some sort of official announcement on what started the fire and on tuesday san francisco fire department said it was an accident. the fire department says that this five alarm blaze on march 11th and $40 million to demijohn the unfinished apartment complex. they also said the fire was started accidentally cut as what they describe of how or smoldering object in the sixth for the building so far that a said specifically what the object might of been the because smoke detectors have not yet been installed

people are now confirmed dead. a little earlier, the death toll was one, now two are confirmed dead. they also tell us of the 474 people on board80 people are confirmed rescued. and as we have been continuing to monitor the situation there, this rescue situation is in fact ongoing. >>> all right, we will continue to bring you updates on that story. but we wanted to take a short break now, still to come here on cnn news room, five days of grueling cross examination are over for oscar pistorius at his murder trial. >>> find out about the emotional final account he gave the court of the moment he shot and killed reeva steencamp. i dunno, i just ah woke up today and i said i need something sportier. annnd done. ok maxwell, just need to ah contact your insurance company with the vin number. oh, i just did it. with my geico app. vin # is up to the loaded. ok well then jerry here will take you through all of the features then. why don't weeeeeeeeeeee go out to the car. ok, i'll just be outside... ok, yeah. his dad is my boss. yeah. vin scanning to add a car. just a tap away on the geico app. ameriprise asked people a simple question:

and the 464 people were on board. and 179 people were rescued. and unfortunately nine people were dead. 287 people are being searched are the relevant authorities of the search parties. when it happened on the 16th of april -- 167 ships, planes and patrol boats were mobilized to rescue. today, 171 vessels were mobilized. 29 planes were constantly put into efforts of the rescue. and the ferry cranes will be arriving tomorrow, and we'll do our best to rescue the remaining missing people. and coast guard, head of authority and national crime scene investigation team will be there to investigate the cause of the accident. all specialists will be there to investigate whether or if any regulations were ignored. and when the report of the investigation is completed, then we'll update you of course. and we will give you answers you may have regarding whether or if the ship deviated recommended to recommended course. and if any of the ship deviated from the recommended course. they have to get approval from the coast guard. and at the moment, the ship foll

there were five people on board and the other three raised to shore for help and a witness said that at first people thought people on board were hurt and they did not realize someone died until they arrived. the man did not want to show his face on camera. >> they got pushy on the limits and the police started showing up and investigating because at first it looked like someone was hurt on board and it starting getting more serious. >> the yacht club holds the race each week, just a casual race. this is the first fatality in the 75-year history. >>> developing overnight, antioch homicide detectives have taken the lead investigating the deadly shooting a boy at 8 ok last night at country hills in hillcrest driver. police say they found a boy who was shot multiple times and investigators have not released his age or name. the paramedics tried to resuscitate the victim but he died. >> another victim has been found following the ferry accident off south korea as poor weather conditions hamper the search if survivors. 300 people, many thought to be high school students are still missing.

more than 450 people were on board. three people have been confirmed dead. >> and prince banda from saudi arabia reportedly stepped down from his post as intelligence chief. he is a former ambassador to the united states, and called for military action against the syrian government. >> to nigeria, where the army is searching for more than 100 girls kidnapped in the north-east. the abduction happened at a school in the chibok area of borno state. gunmen stormed the premises and opened fire on soldiers. let's get the latest from our correspondent, joining us from abuja, the nigerian capital. what more have you heard about the abduction of the girls. what is the latest on finding them? >> well unfortunately the whereabouts of these 100 girls, at least 100 girlsed kidnapped from the school remains unknown. there's security service, military and police, saying that they have mounted a manhunt to find the assailant. some more details emerged this morning about what happened. incredibly some girls managed to escape and speak to

more than 450 people were on board the vessel travelling to jeju. two people we know have been killed. dozens of rescue ships and helicopters are searching the area. caroline malone has the latest. it's a massive rescue operation to save hundreds of people from the sea off the south korean coast. more than 450 people were on the overnight ferry, travelling to jeju islands. 60 vessels were involved. 80 helicopters were used. 34 vessels from the coast guard and 25 from the navy were killed. survivors felt the jolt on the ship around breakfast time. the ferry began to tilt and sink. many were students. parents are travelling to the area by bus. they'll have an anxious wait. >> translation: i felt like my heart stopped. i can't describe the feeling in words. i was too shocked. i can't think about it. >> there are fears that some remained unaccounted for. 95% of the ship is submerged under water. it's not known why it sank. >> okay. we can go live to al jazeera's harry fawcett, on his way from seoul to the scene. we see you are in transit. from where you

the mast collapsed falling on top of one of the five people on board. n suffered a major injury and later died. another one was injured. there were three other people on board. they were able to free the boat from the buoy and then were not injured. the coast guard says there was a usgs boat nearby that was able to transport some of the crew to safety. we know that redwood city police will be handling this investigation so far. they have not yet released the name of the victim. reporting live in redwood city, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >> thank you. >>> time for weather now. lawrence says it's going to be a beautiful day. >> should be a gorgeous day maybe not as nice as yesterday. yesterday was special sunny to the coastline. today we have seen a couple of patches of fog toward the beaches. so looks like the sea breeze is kicking in a little bit. our temperatures going to start to come down. still not a bad day but look at that cold front starting to head toward california. that will usher in some changes not only today but i think the next few days as we're

the captain immediately came up and said we have 8 people on board, 8 people, 8 people. that's when everybody started to submerge and go under and pull the rest of the guys out. >> garrett mcnamara was one of the guys out there who helped rescue you guys. >> you can count on him. he rides big waves. he jumped in and tied off the boat and helped everybody to flip it back over. any time you get in the water at a place like this, the power of that place alone, you're life is on the line. >> my shoes are fitting tight. my hair is all wacky. there's not enough kocoke in th refrigerator. i'm going to poland. i wanted to complain just like this waitress is complaining about how poles just don't drink enough alcohol. >> poles or polar bears? >> i'm not sure what the role of the bear in the background is but this is actually part of a campaign. this is just one installment of several videos of people complaining in different ways, and the whole concept is to get people to be a tourist and come to poland. it's to come and complain here. >> come and complain. i can complain anywhere

the "sewol" sank last wednesday with 476 people on board, including more than 300 high school students. coast guard officials say 64 people have been confirmed dead. and 238 remain missing. the search and rescue operation is based in the port of jindo. nhk world's anna jung joined us earlier from there. >> shery, search efforts have continued throughout the day. rescue vessels have been coming and going from this port. they're using more than 200 vessels and 35 aircraft. teams of divers are taking turns entering the sunken ferry. they concentrated on searching the fourth and third levels today. they were also planning on using a remote controlled underwater probe. coast guard officials say divers have secured a new entryway into the ferry's dining hall. many people are believed to be trapped there. >> and anna, what can you tell us about the many family members waiting at the port? >> representatives of the families are planning to go out to the area where the rescue efforts are taking place. it's about 20 kilometers from this port. they want to look at the ongoing operation themselves

last month the malaysia airlines passenger jet disappeared with two of the thirty nine people on board. the search for that plane is continuing aye aye aye aye aye aye the head of japan's maritime self defense force is on a visit to china he'll take part in an international naval conference is the first time in five years and am sbs chief of staff will visit the country. still she tell i know will attend the western pacific naval symposium in the eastern city of qingdao top naval officers from about twenty countries will discuss setting up a system to avoid trouble at sea ultimately the night common rules for naval vessels and aircraft would be effective to avert unforeseen contingencies. japanese officials wanted to arrange a meeting between colorado and chinese navy commander whoosh and lee. the chinese navy spokesperson said that too would not hold direct talks bilateral ties have been strained since the japanese government nationalize some of the senate that the islands of the east tennessee two years ago. then controls the highlands. china and taiwan claim them japanese prime mini

we'll focus out on this street where we're have agriculture lot of speeders and people may be potentially looking for houses to rob. >> are the police are trying to get more people on board so they can pinpoint near by surveillance cameras. >> if we knew exactly where to go to and were able to bypass res debs, those officers could spend time in the field. >> reporter: they say video surveillance helped officers make an arrest when this place was burglarized last summer. >> the owner was able to relay to the dispatchers to tell them that the suspect was hiding inside up in the rafters where officer would not have been able to check. >> reporter: this program is voluntary and it's answering where your cameras point and how many you have. 26 people and 2 businesses have signed up. >>> more details now on the using private security cameras to fight crime. in january, san jose used them to make arrests. they're wanting to use them only if owners agree. >>> pittsburgh police are investigating fair first homicide victim of the year. it was in a neighborhood around the de anze la trail t.victim seems to have been targeted. sign ca had a lengthy record. he survived a shot to the

but no survivors have been found the cell wall cup size on wednesday with twenty to seventy six people on board including more than three hundred high school students on a field trip. coast guard officials say divers broke the ship's windows to

how could a 777 with 239 people on board simply vanish? this image just might show the answer, a vast and changeable search area of hundreds of thousands of miles of open sea. on monday alone, planes and ships scoured 98,000 square miles of the indian ocean, and came up with nothing. they're out there again right now. but are we even looking in the right place? that's our unfinished story tonight. weeks of not knowing has been torture for the families of flight 370, my next guest says it didn't have to be this way. my next guest is the ceo of a company that offers a tracking device that could have told us exactly where the plane is. you sir are an entrepreneur. i read you invested 700 million personal dollars when you acquired this company out of bankruptcy? >> we acquired the company in 2004. and have spent pretty close to that number investing in it during the last few years. it's been tough times at global star, that's over, a new constellation has been repopulated. and we are happy to be back offering services. >> so here's the question

there were more than 400 people on board, five confirmed - sorry, nine people confirmed dead, but hundredsre missing. harry fawcett joins us now on the telephone. he's on jindo island. what is the latest. >> i'm at the center of operations for the rescue, and where a lot of the relatives have gathered looking out to sea to establish any new news about their loved ones, and it's a traumatic experience for them. there has been a good deal of conflict with members of the maritime industry and other officials. we saw heated exchanges with relatives throwing punches and kicks, saying that every second was precious. they are accusing the rescue workers of not acting fast enough, while it's possible that some of the relatives might be inside the boat in airpockets. the problem for the rescue workers is conditions are difficult. it's windy, rainy, and more to the point there's a strong current under the water. one parent had been taken out on a boat to see for himself the scene, said there was a very fast moving eddy whirling around near the boat, so what they are trying to do is potentially try a

the captain was one of the only people on board that had access to one of the lifeboats and one of the first to be rescued. no matter who was steering the ship at the time, there was negligence committed by the crew. an investigation is underway. the captain at least is so far treated as a suspect. of course it's against the law for a captain to leave his ship. so as the investigation gets underway, more details will emerge about the last minutes of the ship. >> let's go to joe that joining us live from the southwest of south korea in jindo. what more is emerging now from the coast guard? >> not much good news for families. today has been a break in the weather. it was rainy and windy yesterday. that broke today. that enabled divers to finally gain some access into this boat. what they've deserved though has brought no good news for families. today we've seen more bodies brought to shore to this tiny harbor many the southern tip of this peninsula. the focus for the families remains, nearly 300 teenagers didn't make it off the boat. until deaths are confirmed they're going to cling to t

you see the people on board there, you see the costa concordia. 500 people here on board approximatelyht at 365 tons, and the length, roughly half as far as the length is concerned. something here worth noting especially with the waves coming? >> and it was a coincidence, but the titanic coming down on the 15th. kind of freaky. >> it is. >> thank you. >>> and a bold show of defiance on the streets of one ukrainian city. >> coming up next, the story behind these ukrainian vehicles. and they're flying the russian flag. if i told you that a free ten-second test could mean less waiting for things like security backups and file downloads you'd take that test, right? what are you waiting for? you could literally be done with the test by now. now you could have done it twice. this is awkward. go to comcastbusiness.com/ checkyourspeed. if we can't offer faster speeds or save you money we'll give you $150. comcast business built for business. >>> welcome back to cnn news room. well, foreign ministers from russia, ukraine, the u.s. and eu are set to meet today in geneva to discuss the growing un

on board. >> the minute we heard there was a child on board that was hurting we immediately got ready to go. >> they will support another aircraft that will rescue the people on board. >> we backed up the other vessel that was able to get on board and rescue the family. >> we located a blog on line that we think came from the family. we are sailing around the world and having fun and our next step is to sail to new zealand. >> we are not sure if that is the family or not but we think it is and meantime they will be recovering there. >> yeah, it is a tough job and we are glad for them. >> right now they are being let there until they get better. >> right now we are learning about an accident where a man was hit and killed, it happened near fremont and there and a memorial continues to grow at that enter section, the funeral is being held there. >>> a hearing is being held there for a 40-year-old man accused of sexually assaulting a boy. his family tells us he was a good friend and they were shocked when they learned he was a child predator. >> it is really sad because me was a friend and then took advantage of us. >> when the family learned of his past they

at least two people are dead. most on board were students. let's go live to seoul. as the latest on this. we hope other boats are picking up the missing people. i know it's a chaotic scene with a lot of boats there trying to help with the rescue. what can you tell us right now? >> reporter: yeah, i mean as you s say, it's really unclear where the 293 missing americans are. are they trapped in the submerged ship or have they been rescued. many were undertaken by fishing boats that were circling the ship. these people may have been taken to different locations and, as time goes on, will arrive at the central casualty clearance station established by the government in a sports stadium on the island. right now, that is the biggest question hanging over the situation. where are the 293 missing persons. >> the other key question, what exactly happened here? a well traveled route. the sea was not rough. the weather seemed fine and then, what? they think it hit something under water? do they have any idea what caused the ferry to capsize? >> i can't answer these questions. a

wall which capsized off south korea's southern ginger wine and with four hundred and seventy six people on board. one hundred and ninety seven people are confirmed dead with one hundred and fifteen still missing. the south korean official informed the chinese embassy in seoul that the body of the poll found lots chinese national on board was found on good friday search. the special should bridge has been set up to transport the bodies of the victims and the thirteen kilometer long barry and it has been put out to stop audi's being washed away by ocean current. the six ships are assisting the collection of personal items of the victims. officials said that i have said thirty five thousand one hundred and eleven cabins but also admitted to attending the wrong audience to some families but a promise to prevent that from happening again. by matching the dna fingerprints old dental records. a whitening criminal investigation into the exhaust is also underway as a group consisting of thirteen experts has also joined the inquiry. on friday prosecutors questioned a klutz i hit of the ships and his famil

we'll focus out on this street where we're have agriculture lot of speeders and people may be potentially looking for houses to rob. >> are the police are trying to get more people on board so they can pinpoint near by surveillance cameras. >> if we knew exactly where to go to and were able to bypass res debs, those officers could spend time in the field. >> reporter: they say video surveillance helped officers make an arrest when this place was burglarized last summer. >> the owner was able to relay to the dispatchers to tell them that the suspect was hiding inside up in the rafters where officer would not have been able to check. >> reporter: this program is voluntary and it's answering where your cameras point and how many you have. 26 people and 2 businesses have signed up. >>> more details now on the using private security cameras to fight crime. in january, san jose used them to make arrests. they're wanting to use them only if owners agree. >>> pittsburgh police are investigating fair first homicide victim of the year. it was in a neighborhood around the de anze la trail t.victim seems to have been targeted. sign ca had a lengthy record. he survived a shot to the

control are investigating cases of people getting sick on cruise ships, one of which docked in san francisco this week. a princess cruise spokeswoman says only 37 people on boarde monday. now more than 350 people on two ships have gotten the stomach bug. it can be picked up through contaminated food or water or touching contaminated surfaces. >> costly cleaning our hands. you could even pick up your own drink. they had to hand you your drink. >> the cdc is collecting samples from each ship to test. despite the sick passengers the grandeur of the seas is on a cruise to the bahamas. good news to report about a story we brought you yesterday. 54-year-old andrew taylor does not have a broken leg and plans to rejoin his mates on their around the world trip. taylor was swept over board in the middle of the pacific ocean during rough seas march 30th. this video shows what crews spotted after a search, a dot on the horizon. he was pulled to safety and covered with blankets and given plenty of coffee. >>> prince williamx@ x@ duchese and prince george with on their big overseas trip but did prince william trip up revealing the family soon be growing? cecilia ca vega has

i notice police are given text messages youngsters were sending on board the ship to people that were not on the ship. how will that be blended into the investigation? >> reporter: police hope they get a lot of messages. this is a popular mobile service. it's also one that keeps messages longer than the phone company. they've got archives and offered access to message. there's quite a lot of them. it will help the police construct the point of view of people on board the boat sending quite desperate and frightened mess ages to families. this pieces together a case for what caused it. they haven't examined the hull of the ship. there were reports of a loud noise that could have been the cargo shifting or hull striking something. there's no reports yet of damage to the hull. if that's what caused it, it will focus on the crew and captain. that's causing so much outrage at the moment. it seems the crew were in a state of chaos and panic from conversations that have been published. they had no plan for evacuation. there was no attempt to organize one even though most passengers were told

most of the people on board were high school students headed to a tourist island. one student sent a final text message to his mom, a picture of the screen message has gone viral. writing mom i'm sending this just in case i may not be able to save you. she texted another message one minute later. me too, son, i love you. and now, six people are dead there are survivors and there is hope of finding more. abc7 news is hiv tonight where many people are clinging to hope. david? >> we have learned more about the people who have perished three are young men, all three are students. two crew member >> one # four passengers is been rescued 300 are still missing. cell phone video shows many waiting to be taken off the ferry. those on the opposite side were submergeed and possibly trapped some passengers may have been sleeping in. >> when i heard news, i felt sad their parents on the kids they lost. >> the community centered in santa clara and san jose has been monitoring this situation . >> i hope people will be safe. >> they're all young people >> a u.s. navy ship has been

five agonizing days have passed since the ship tipped over and sank with hundreds of people on board. most of the passengers teenagers on a high school trip. the new figure today -- 59 people have now been found by rescue divers, none of them alive. 243 are still inside that ferry. i'm about to play for you the frantic audio conversation between the crew of the ship and both traffic controllers on shore. this is what was happening when the ferry started listing to the side and someone had to make the call abandon ship. have a listen. you can sense the panic there. people who survived the sinking say by that point the ferry tipped so sharply the lifeboats were useless. controllers were urging the ship's captain to order everyone off the ship. of course, part of the tragedy is that that message to abandon ship never got to the bulk of the passengers. searchers have not found any survivors since wednesday. and as will riply shows us, crews face big charges of their own in the search. >> reporter: another day of searching. another day of grim discoveries. body after body from the sunken "

we discussed why 239 people on board and now only one phone on in the plane? does that make sense? >> it doesn't make any sense at all, don. and a lot of the details that we have about this incident don't make a lot of sense. it seems highly suspect that just one cell phone would ping one of these towers and make that handshake to say i'm trying to make a cell connection here are you an available tower? and the other thing we don't know here, don, we don't know if this was an accidentally left on phone if he just forget to shut it off when they took off. and there is information we need to get about that. the cell companies could say yes, the last time we handed off his phone is when we took off from the airport and never reappear on. but i'm not thinking that what "s" wh-- is what happened here when you are below 10,000 feet you will be able to connect to a cell phone tower. >> what conclusions can we draw from the cell phone being picked up? and also maybe we haven't got to the point in the investigation to see if other cell phones were trying to be reached by towers. what do we

more than 48 hours after the boat overturned and then sank with hundreds of people on board. 28 bodies have been recovered as of right now. 270 people still listed as missing. a lot of them are high school students. we're also learning that a vice principal who was one of the first survivors to be rescued committed suicide today near a gymnasium where family members of the miss having been camping out. heavy rain and rough currents out on the waters have been hampering the search. >> the current is too strong. it's so strong that divers get swept away in moments. >> investigators are look into whether the captain waited too long to order an evacuation and if he abonn donned-- abandoned ship. >>> this morning a u.s. navy submarine is once again searching the floor of the indian ocean for a missing malaysian airlines plane and black boxes. it is the submarine search that has failed to find any debris. the new search comes after 11 planes and 12 are scanning waters. the search area spans 20,000 square miles of the ocean. the homeland security department has reissued asylum rules in respon

parent people on board the messaging at keeping its to came the contract later this month, the brentwood unified school district will hold another forum on surviving social media. both parents and students are encouraged to attend thatin brentwood, philippe djegal, kron four news. a magnitude 3-point-7 earthquake struck only 10 miles north of napa tonight. it happened just after nine o'clock this evening, closer to yountville. witnesses say it felt like a minor shaking for just a few seconds. no reports of any damage or earthquake. showers are moving along the north coast plant tonight will seamlessly out and become warmer in the weekend. the recent storms here in the bay area have helped with the state's drought emergency. we'll examine how much help we received. also -- find out what you can do wallet, when tolls on the golden gate bridge increase next week. and a huge fire rips through a warehouse in downtown sacramento. the latest on what happened, and why it grew to be so large -- thats next. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can

this man is being charged abandoning ship. 32 people died after they slammed into the rocks off this island. >> i don't think you can rely on the people on board, those in charge of directing the people on board. >> reporter: captain rick smith trains cadets on a 565-foot long vessel, the empire state. he says when disaster strikes, saving lives depends on clear thinking between the captain and the crew. >> bottom line, i think, where you find people are amazed how quickly things escalate or how fast a ship could sink. >> reporter: women and children first was the evacuation order heard on the sea in 1852 and the commander coming from the captain of the burkenhead who went under with it. and most famously on board "titanic" where 1500 passengers perished and so did the captain who never left the supposedly unsinkable ship. >> alexander is with me live. is the old the captain must go down with the ship that is not law, right? >> right. we the captain goes down with the ship. the meaning is the captain his responsibility to get the passengers off the ship and not to rescue himself and leave passengers on the ship to defend for themselves. >> it'

about the students who stayed in their rooms father was a creditable many of the hundreds of people on board with teenagers on a school trip parents waited desperately for news and grew increasingly frustrated and angry as days passed with no news of malta by this. by this and decide to withhold assent to the team's strong currents is the fault to get into the sunken ferry. so the clear white teddy sunday also on wednesday. nato said it was boosting its presence in eastern europe in response to the worsening crisis in ukraine. the alliance made it clear that it won't intervene militarily in ukraine that is not a nato member. it ceased to members especially the baltic states poland are looking for reassurance that will make that statement we would have more patience. in the air. more ships on the water. and more readiness on the planet. gemini cent detail of the navy supply ship to the baltic sea for nato mine clearing exercise it's awesome providing six euro fighter jets to help patrol the airspace of the baltic countries. nato said the measures are defensive and no threat to russia. on thur

a passenger ship with 450 people on board sinking off the southwest korean coast with a rescue operationsengers, 320 students traveling with several teachers to a resort island. there are 20 crew members on board. the coast guard confirms to cnn that 56 passengers have been rescued. look at that. reminiscent of the coast concordia. before we leave you an update on flight 370, 40 days since it vanished. the bluefin-21 in the middle of the ocean and don lemon will have more details in his special report which starts at the top of the hour. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> this is a cnn special report. the mystery of flight 370. i'm don lemon. bluefin-21, the navy's underwater vehicle is searching the floor of the southern yand ocean at this hour. it was sent down 12 hours ago and is expected to remain in the water for another 12 hours or so until 10:00 a.m. eastern time on wednesday. we have learned this afternoon that engineers now believe they can program bluefin to go deeper than originally planned. the firstis

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it has enough oxygen and emergency provisions on board for the people to survive underwater for up toe days. there's also a bat cabin on the submersible called the aft observation chamber. a crew member who keeps an eye on the submersible's vital signs and another scientist share that back area which is only 5 1/2 by 3 feet. so, just to give our viewers an idea how tight it is, this is how you are sitting. this is how i'm sitting and you can be here for hours. but during those hours this is what is taking place. >> so we fire up the sonar system. and it does a sweep and it paints us a picture as it spins 360 degrees. if there are solid targets on the bottom, it will beep and it will kind of paint a small picture of what it looks like and we can motor that way. >> reporter: the use of high-tech underwater manned vehicles is increasing but jimmy nelson says when looking for wreckage, manned submersibles offer important dimension. sometimes having a human being can spot things an unmanned submersible cannot spot. >> correct. >> reporter: this could be sent in to action underwater in an e

the ferry has close to 500 people on board. they were headed to a remote part of the count trip. one passenger said he heard a loud bump and the ferry started sinking. everybody was ordered to jump into the cold water and they are ordered to assist in the relief effort and most of them were high school students on vacation. >>> sierra lemar disappeared are 2012 and was last seen by her mother to walk to her bus stop. antolin garcia-torres is charged with kidnapping and killing her even though her body has never been found. >>> a man found has never been identified. his name is peter keegan and believed to have been homeless. a passersby found him laying on the ground but police will not say, anybody with information is asked to call police. >>> they failed to discover what caused the death of a woman. her body was found in a deep ravine on saturday. the menlo park woman had been missing when surveillance ram a showed her heading often on and hike. >>> experts worry that do cool off our red hot job market. the average rent for the bay area is just over $2,000 and san francisco it

a flight from rio to paris. 228 people on board.fall 10,000 per minute and crashes into the atlantic belly first killing everyone. >> this is a big deal. this is what we are looking for. in the middle of the atlantic ocean. >> reporter: two years later they found the black boxes deep in the ocean. before the recovery, it was thought the speed sensors were to blame but the pilots were at fault. a transcript from the voice recorder shows confusion in the cockpit. we still have engines. what the hell is happening, a cospy lot asks. another says, climb, climb, climb. and then the captain, no, no, no. don't climb. in february, 2009, flight 3407 also stalls and disappears off radar. >> now approaching. >> delta 1998 look off your right side about five miles. do you see anything there? >> reporter: the plane's speed drops low. it begins to dive in heavy snow. the pilot overreacts. a fatal mistake. >> obviously, the initial reaction to the stall warning was incorrect. >> reporter: the jet crashes into a home in buffalo, new york, killing al

unmanned robotic mini sub to search for flight 370, which disappeared 41 days ago now, with 239 people on board. the bluefin-21 is on its third mission, the map of the search area, miles under water, after technical issues forced the first two missions to end early. last dive cut short when the oil that protects the bluefin's electronics ran low. in fact, technical issues abound all across the board in this investigation, from the deep of the indian ocean to the briefing rooms of beijing where, as our rene marsh reports, passengers' families had another meltdown at officials whom they believe are concealing the truth. >> you're all bloody liars and lying to us again now. >> reporter: families explode in anger and storm out of a briefing in beijing, after technical glitches prevented a promised video conference with malaysian officials. >> translator: we will request the team of experts to come to beijing to conduct face-to-face communications and fulfill their commitment. what is truth? what problem do they want to cover up? >> reporter: families, still waiting for answers to a laundry list of

most of the people on board were students and teachers on a class trip. i want to bring in cnn's reporter in south korea. search crews brought back dozens of bodies, exceptionally painful for the parents to watch and that includes even the first responders. >> reporter: absolutely. everyone is affected and it's impossible not to be when you see these bodies coming back one by one. you hear hundreds of parents, their cries punk waiting the air. it's been an extraordinarily difficult process that promises to repeat many times over. the first police boat returns from the search site. parents waiting. bracing. they return one by one in identical, plain white bags. behind the screen, initial inspection. a blanket to cover. and then a short march back to land. parents rush to the white tents to identify their children. you must have said, daddy, save me, weeps this father. no one is immune to the sound of losing a child. as the families leave the tents, so, too, do the stretchers emptied. returning to the gurneys that await the next boat. another group of someo

many of the hundreds of people on board were teenagers on a school trip.nts waited desperately for news, and growing inc increasingly frustrated with no news of more survivors. survivors fought with the stability of strong courses. it is unclear why the ferry sank. on wednesday, nato said it was boosting its presence in eastern europe in response to the worsening crisis in ukraine. medically or that it won't intervene militarily in the ukraine, which is not a nato member. easter members, especially in the baltic states and poland, are looking for reassurance. >> the general will make a short statement. >> we will have more planes in the air, more ships on the water, and more readiness on the land. >> germany sent a navy supply ship to the baltic sea for a nato mine clearing exercise. it is also providing fighter jets to help control the airspace of the baltic countries. nato said the measures are defensive and no threat to russia. >> on thursday, talks in geneva produce a possible breakthrough in attempt to de-escalate the crisis in eastern ukraine. the de

at 9:12 a.m., controllers on the shore asked, are the people on board on the life rafts or lifeboats? the crew member says no, we are not yet. the ship is too tilted, we can't move. 12 minutes later, it's clear the evacuation order hasn't been given. they asked, if the ferry evacuates passengers, will they be rescued right away. radio traffic said the captain should make the final decision and decide quickly, whether to evacuate passengers or not. we found another member of the sewol recovering in the hospital. how is it for you to watch what happened? i feel a tremendous guilt, he told me. we weren't able to get to the passengers. we couldn't rescue them. we were not trying to save ourselves. divers, including kim ju-nan have been able to swim into the submerged vessel. it's really murky, you never know what touches you, he said. we want to recover the bodies, so you go in. more bodies were carried ashore in a grim, familiar procession. the captain has been arrested and has five charges, including negligence of duty. the third mate what was steering was also arrested. seth doane, cbs

and flight 370 took off with 390 people on board. several satellite connections and a handful of possible sonar pings, there were no signs of the airliner. the answers will come. this is for now the longest running aviation mystery of our time. tonight, we'll look at some of the new approaches that investigators may find. first, miguel marquez in perth, australia. the bluefin has nearly completed the first phase of the entire area, focused around the strongest ping they detected. what is the latest sign? >> no sign of the plane. at this point it is probably very likely that the bluefin has completed that mission 13 and probably covered 113% of the area. what the -- authorities here are saying now is that they will continue to search the adjacent areas with bluefin to that pinger number one location to see if there is anything they can pick up around it. and then as we understand they will pick everything up and move six miles north at some point. whether they can do that with the bluefin or some other technology that they will have t

it's over 100 feet shorter in the london located in the heart of the -- can fit a whopping 1100 people on board. the passengers should be advised to bring a little patience. a single ride takes 30 minutes. they want to make sure you saorr the view. >>> a look at sports. good morning, richard. >> i'm scared of hiegeights. >> come on, worth the view. >> good thing we are here on the third floor. >>> major league baseball's opening day ended several hours ago. it was a do si. washington's bryce harper taking shin in the head. the doc said he was okay. so was anthony. no doubt with the three-run blast there in the tenth inning. the mets lose 10-7. they get nice weather at the end of the day. >>> pittsburgh having a dramatic win. watch this. >> and hammers it! goodbye, baseball! the tenth and the pirates win it 1-0. it is all they needed. the first reversal of a play after a challenge and review. now the safe call favored atlanta had to be reversed. they did it in just 58 seconds. that's fast. no worries for milwaukee. they went on to win 2-0. >>> uconn walloped texas a&m 69-54. it's takes them to t

. >> all right, so two things have to happen for adam silver to be able to get the other people on board to force that, del. number one, he has to get 22 of the 29 owners of the nba to agree to this. he seemed to think that he had that kind of support in his remarks tuesday, and the owner of the sacramento king seem to echo those sentiments. and they'll have to batten down the hatches and weather the storm if sterling decides to fight this legally. >> do you think he'll fight this legally? >> reporter: well it's been reported that sterling, indeed, has no intention at this time of selling the team, and certainly the nba is well aware that sterile something a formidable adversary in the courtroom. he spent much of his adult life in the courtroom trying cases as a lawyer or defending himself from various cases and he has billions of dollars in his war chest. many expect him to run an antitrust defense in as much saying you're keeping me from competing on a fair playing and keeping me from getting the money in a fair market from the team should i sell. >> with that type of duress is the tea