philippe cousteau of earth echo international and our special correspondent. he focus of this conversation and talk about the link of climate change and health especially for children who may be suffering from asthma or other ailments? >> i do, don. i think we can sit here and argue all day long, several we've done that for several years and the climate deniers have had their say i think too much of a say over the last few years, based on the flimsiness of much of the science that they're quoting or misquoting. as the case may be. nonetheless, i think we need to start talking less about climate change and more about carbon. talking about the human cost. we need to remember that people suffer from fossil fuel burning in this country. the economy suffers. a great example, $18 billion a year is spent dealing with the impacts of asthma in this country, largely from outdoor air pollution. the cost to our security, a terrific article actually by cnn last year talked about how one in eight casualties in the war in iraq was from our war fighters, our brave men and wome

philipp cousteau, thank you. >> we'll keep watching it. >> we will. >>> up next, a unique behind thenes look at the trainer that conductor s go through before driving a train. cnn has unique access to a simulator that prepares people to operate a train. it's a question many people are asking after the deadly derailment in the bronx over the weekend. >> also, you probably use one of the above, gmail, twitter, facebook. millions of passwords were stolen from people who use this sites. we'll tell you who was targeted and how you need to protect yourself. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] everyone deserves the gift of all day pain relief. this season, discover aleve. all day pain relief with just two pills. >>> just about the bottom of the hour, i'm brooke baldwin. a second person injured in sunday's train derailment in new york has filed a claim against the operator, metro-north. his name, edward russell. he was seriously hurt when all seven train cars jumped the tracks sunday morning. he is asked for $10 million in punitive damages for negligence on part of metro-north, the mta, the city, and the

joining us is philippe cousteau, the host of "eyes going deep." >> good morning, michaela. >> they wantld be saved. this morning, more vessels are aiding in the effort. what is making this operation so difficult for them? >> well there's a couple factors that are contributing to the difficulty down here. it's very, very remote area down in the everglades. it gets very hot, the tide differences are providing a problem at low tide, only a few feet of water and of course the pilot whales are several miles as much as 20 miles away from any deep water, which is their traditional habitat. all of the factors are coming together, even though they're in the water, whales can become dehydrated and scientists and researchers don't know how long they've been there so it's possible that some of them are beginning to suffer from malnutrition and malnourishment. >> could you talk to us why they could be there? is there any indication this could be an environmental factor or perhaps illness or disease that led them there? >> well unfortunately michaela, at this point it's pretty speculative. we don't k