now, that's a shipwrecked man on the upturned keel. here, mean and thin is the passenger. you still taste a little of old peer gynt. inside back is the digger of gold. its juice is gone if ever it had any. his next layer is shaped like a crown. no, thank you. throw that away, no questions asked. this layer now that curl so gently is the sybarite, living for pleasure and ease. this next one looks sick and streaked with black. it could mean a priest. what a terrible lot of layers there are. oh, i must surely soon come to the heart. there isn't one. just a series of shells all the way through, getting smaller and smaller. nature is witty. life is a fox. when you think you've got her, she slips through your grasps and becomes something else or nothing at all. that hut on a-- surely i've seen it somewhere before, the antlers growing above the door.

i have been in a shipwreck. i am on a lifeboat alone with a tiger.please send help. [ snoring ] . >> it is so beautiful. it takestous a place we would not -- it takes us to a place we would not go to normally. it leaves you feeling you have been on a spiritual quest. that is ang lee. what a director he is. >> do you think they have a chance? >> no, i don't. but that is the oscars. >> i think this is "argo's" year, zero dark thirtiy and lincoln. >> all right. let me get your thoughts on the ones we did not automatic about. pieces of southern wild, the little girl. >> right. >> and it is a beautiful film. >> and it is inspired by but not the story of katrina. >> you get a feeling of what it must have been like in katrina cause they go through that kind of tragedy, but it is just a beautiful movie to watch. >> and zero dark thirtiy. is that what happened with osama bin laden, and it shows the cia dog water board torturing. it makes you stimulated and talked about but that last hour is really something special. >> to two more. "amour" and django unchaine

a storm comes in and -- >> they're shipwrecked. >> and they're stranded. >> and they don't always gethey don't even know each other yet. what survivor does and what "stranded" does, it forces you to work together through the conflict. and there's three books in this series. so they get to know each other. then they learn how to is your voiv and ultimately are trying to get rescued. >> they each have a skill set. one is good at lighting fires, the other is good at hunting, finding water. >> the kids are very different. one is kind of a couch potato that watches survivor shows. the other is more of the athlete. there's two girls. one is the gatekeeper and journalist. each of them bring their different skills in over the course of the journey, which is why i say it is survivor for kids. it's the same idea. >> did you bring sort of that blended family experience to this as well, allowing them to go through the challenges as -- >> yes. >> -- kids growing up in that environment? >> yes. that is the point. they are really going to mature quickly. but also they're going to learn that this new

royal carribean claims some of its business was hurt by the carnaval shipwreck last year. airfare could soar higher this year, which has many people asking when is the best time to get the best deal? jen waters of marketwatch.com has the answer. good morning to you jen, and what do you think? > > good morning angie. what i think is based on a very exhaustive study by cheapair, and they found that the best time to get a deal on a domestic fare was 49 days ahead of the flight. that is roughly seven weeks. international, it is about 81 days. so, you really need, especially if you are thinking about going on a spring break trip, you really should be planning now. > you really do have to plan ahead. should you be tracking the prices along the way? > > yes, absolutely. that is the best way to find a good deal, because sometimes there will be a 24-hour or a 48-hour sale, and if you're tracking the prices, if you kind of go into it saying, "here's what i think it is going to cost, here is what i am willing to pay, here is what i would really like as a good deal," and you just keep

this becomes a weird crash and shipwreck. >> go too far away while connected like that, the hose could and gas shoots everywhere. >> your mind goes to all the different horrible things that could go wrong but it doesn't and it works. >> the reason they do these kinds of hot refuels because it takes time to shut the helicopter down and fire it back up. if you're out doing over water rescue missions you need all the time you can. >> if they need a candy bar and soda, do they throw that to them too? >> what do you do if you're flying a small ultralight plane and need gas? if you're in russia, land, pull into a gas station, fill up your hand glider thingy, and take off. >> this guy just drove into the gas station, filled up next to the cars and flew away. >> i have video proof. the guy fills up, fires up the engine. clearly a unique sight. you see a few people standing around watching this thing. pulling out of the gas station to this busy roadway. when he sees a clear spot, mashes the throttle. watch how quickly this guy takes off. >> oh. just like that. >> just like that. >> if you're in

. >> been shipwrecked for three days. >> reporter: the hours long lines for food, after eight full days at sea -- five of them without power and sanitation. sewage seeping down walls, and this sandaled foot testing urine soaked carpets. the images showing shanty towns that sprang up on decks -- tent cities that carnival has denied existed. outside, the foot checkered with towels and bedding. some unfurling white banners. right there, above the lettering -- i carnival triumph -- those dressed for the tropics, huddling in bathrobes and blankets against the cold. the ship has been tugging 350 miles from the gulf of mexico at a pace about as fast as you can walk. until? >> i think the tug line might have broken. carnival's terry thornton said today the company's doing all it can. >> there is no way we can actually speed up the process to get the ship alongside sooner. >> reporter: misery tempered by joy today. choppered in generators, charging cellphones. the voices of loved ones, finally in range. and remember mary? >> she said, mommy, i'm afraid i won't ever get to see you again. >> repor

aviva: from that shipwreck? aviva! koki! over here! we see you! we're coming in to get you!ection. aviva: chris, we found them but we need help. they're trapped by a huge great white and running out of air! uh-oh. i bet the pod knows how to deal with sharks. if only i could tell them what's going on. you can. talk to them! you know dolphinese. yeah, but not that well. i mean, the whistles, the clicks-- it's confusing stuff. you've got to try. head west. hurry! okay pod, listen up. we've got to talk. all right, let's see. which whistle click? uh, here we go. (clearing throat) (whistling) oh no, i think i just told them eating is dangerous. wait, wait, wait! wait, wait. uh, i mean-- i mean this: (whistle-clicking) ha, they understand! i'm talking to dolphins. that counts as a full sentence, too. come on, i'll show you. (squealing) click! you know where they are? (clicking) okay, lead the way. we'll follow you, before it's too late. okay, whistle, we just can't wait any longer. we're going to have to try to sneak up there. (clicking) aviva: what?! is he crazy?! we've got to do

we almost ended up a shipwreck. chris and martin will be getting off here. i just know it.d on that little guy yet? not yet. the fish are all different sizes and shapes and every color imaginable: blue, green, orange, purple-- pink? yeah, pink too. no, pink! there. oh, that pink. donita donata pink. she must've been looking for the reef, too. jimmy, we're taking the amphipod. we're on a double mission: find the kratt bros and find out once and for all what donita is doing here. (door whirring and clicking shut) good luck. both: thanks. martin: whoa, lots of hustle and bustle down here on the reef. is this the spot, blimpy? you want to live here? martin: blimpy likes it. okay, well, we're sticking with you, so... ...how about we move into this one, chris? not bad. let's check out the inside. martin: can't see much, but seems roomy. plenty of space. chris: you mean for three of us? who's that guy? oh, hi. heh-heh. uh, those are some big eyes. yeah. see, we didn't know this coral cave was taken, and so, we'll just-- we'll just be on our way. bye! whew! that was close, wasn't i

captain schettino faces charges including manslaughter, abandoning ship, and causing a shipwreck. he denies any wrongdoing. after a night with no sleep, david, denise and many other passengers are taken to a hotel in rome where they stay while they figure out how to get back home. >> our original passports are under the sea. we had to go to the american embassy. we had to go to the brazilian embassy to get her passport, as well. >> after a long ordeal, a reunion back home in florida with family and friends. costa cruises says they will refund passengers for travel expenses, medical expenses and the cost of the cruise and try to return personal belongings. >> i lost my best clothes, i lost my computer, where i had all my pictures from years and years. >> but for david and denise, the emotional toll far outweighs the cost of replacing their lost belongings. >> it was a traumatizing experience. >> i am probably still in shock. it's hard to realize that you were in such a tragedy where people died and thank god we were very lucky. >>> coming up, a high-risk rescue to pull a tourist fr

at first he thought it was a shipwreck but then it showed the unmistakable shape of an aircraft. that break up. this is intact so this is great. >> it rules the skies of pacific, destroying more than 5,200 japanese aircraft. for man 1,200 very produced but few are left. >> we have two goals when we're looking at things. one is to try to identify and tell the model ace part and try to find the individual aircraft's number. we also want to assess its condition. >> reporter: 79 hell cats were lost off the florida coast. if brown determines this one went down with the pilot onboard they'll attempt to deliver it up and deliver the remains to the family. it could be months before we have answer. this mini sub captain says nothing beats the underwater thrill of stumbling on something different. >> it's really quite a shock. you never know exactly what you're going to find. >> reporter: rush who had originally wanted to explore space as an as trow naught says he now believes there are even more mysteries under the sea. for "cbs this morning" aboard the am tip tees off the florida coast.

shipwreck, bus breaks, then the plane. >> at that point, he's probably thinking, is there a hidden camera here? what is next for carnival, the ship, and the investigation into what happened? want to bring in susan candiotti. she is in alabama where the ship will get an overhaul and thorough cleaning. it should take some time. what are investigators saying, susan? >> reporter: you know, susan, even before i get to that, as a very wise person once said, after listening to what those people told you, if i didn't have bad luck i would have no problem at all. talk about a problem, right? exactly. here we are with the "triumph" now at a boat yard. you see it way off in the distance over my shoulder. this is the first full day that it has been docked there, allowing investigators to spend more time as they begin to go over every inch of that engine room, for example, study the procedures that were done, look at the ship's records for past problems. and try to get to the bottom of what happened when that fire broke out on sunday. here's the coast guard investigator. >> passengers did report that