down towards the south, thunderstorms are gradually easing in southern italy and the southern balkan peninsula. the only drive spot is the aiberian peninsula. we expect 17 degrees in lisbon with plenty of sunshine. very warm in the east, zero degrees in moscow, and 5 degrees in warsaw. all right. i will leave you now with your extended forecast. impl implts. >>> a recap of the top story. toe sleeb ba is produced technology to give people hope. engineers have developed a mobile system to decontaminate areas affected by the nuclear accident at the fukushima daiichi power plant. government rules take effect later this month. then communities will begin full-scale decontamination work. toshiba spokespersons say their equipment can decontaminate 1.7 tons of soil and sludge per day and remove up to 97% of the radioactive substances. toshiba and japanese machinery maker ihi collaborated to develop a suspect to extract materials from water in reservoirs and sewage systems. the devices are based on technologies used to decontaminate the fukushima daiichi plant. >> translator: we'd like to dec

we are looking at winter precipitation in ireland and france and a thunderstorm in southern italy. over the next 24 hours, the alpine region will get heavy snow. instead, ireland and northern ireland will get drier on friday evening. incredibly cold air is blankets much of the european countries. we are expecting two degrees in paris and four degrees in london for the daytime highs on tuesday. across the east, minus 14 degrees in kiev. minus 15 in moscow. here is your extended forecast. >>> our lead story this hour, eu leaders agreed on a new treaty increasing tighter fiscal on member states. >> translator: today, we have come to agree on a new fiscal treaty. >> the agreement came at the first summit of the year in belgium. 23 of the 27 countries agreed to the fiscal contract. it would impose penalties exceeding 0.5% of gdp. only britain and the czech republic did not agree. >> we recognize financial stability is not enough to get out of the economic crisis. we must do more in particular on economic growth. >> the eu leaders urged greece to conclude negotiations with private bond h

. >> 3 devices have exploded in naples, southern italy. the windows were damaged but nobody was hurt. the agency is responsible for collecting overdue taxes and fines. it was attacked the same way last month. so far, no one has expressed has claimed responsibility for either attack. standard and poor's has downloaded the eurozone bailout fund from aaa. it gets its creditworthiness from the financial stability of countries in the eurozone. this could make it more difficult for the fund to raise bailout money. you have more details of the ongoing violence taking place in syria. what is the latest? >> that is right. more than 400 children have been killed since the start of the uprising last march. according to human-rights activists, the u.n. has condemned what it calls a substantial number of children tortured and murdered in detention. our special correspondent traveled to jordan and lebanon, where he met some of the children who have fled across syrian borders. >> they have been fleeing here for many months, bringing allegations of crimes

turkey as well as southern italy. highs on tuesday. 9 for london and paris, 4 in vienna. minus 2 for kiev. that's the weather conditions for now. here is your three day outlook. >>> our lead story. the european union is trying to starve iran of the main source of revenue. eu slapped an embargo on iranian oil. members want to cut funding to iran's nuclear program. they want to pressure iran to comply with u.n. resolutions. >> i want to stress, however, that sanctions are not an end in themselves. i have often talked about this being part of a twin track approach, that the purpose of sanctions is to put pressure on iran to come back to the negotiating table. >> eu countries will stop importing iranian crude and oil products and will freeze assets of iran's central bank, and stop some financial transactions. they say the bank provides funds for the country's nuclear program. the embargo will not be enforced until july. representatives of greece and italy asked for the delay because their countries rely heavily on iranian oil. the eu gradually escalated economic sanctions aga

as the system pushes on to the east southern italy and the balkan peninsula should get drier. this is bringing in thunderstorms and strong winds in most of turkey. precipitation will be snow rather than rain in inland areas. up towards the north, a series of low pressure systems has been bringing very wet and gusty conditions across the northern british isles and the west coast of norway, and it looks like snow showers will also spread to fin land, the baltic states and western russia in the next 24 hours. temperaturewise, we're expecting 11 degrees in london, and 10 degrees in paris, and 5 degrees expected in stockholm, dipping to minus 3 degrees in moscow, and 0 degrees in kiev. that's it for me now. here is your extended forecast. >>> that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. tokyo. thanks for joining us. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

i like to envision southern italy when i think about the slow and how they grow their citrus trees. if it can happen there, i think we can do it in san francisco. supervisor wiener: let me call the next speakers. [reading names] >> i am a resident of 59 morris street and the men here support of maintaining green space which is under consideration at this point. it is just an extraordinary possibility to have on the open space and green is that san francisco is speaking of, and we're trying to be as natural as possible. i recall a former mayor wanting to plant grown trees. it also gives an opportunity for the neighborhood to get together, which normally doesn't. certain families, but mostly working people, it is an opportunity for that kind of ambiance to form. the location is a prime one for those going up as tourists. this is not so superficial because of our city is reliant on tourism. many are wearing lederhosen and sometimes walking sticks. they think it is just marvelous to be able spot that particular spot and looked out and say how much of on the field in seeing the beautiful

cicely and southern italy will see heavier rain and thunderstorms on monday. but it is a different story for much of the scandinavian peninsula in central and eastern europe, lots of sunshine for you. but many areas on alert for very low temperatures. we're expecting only one degree in paris, 4 degrees for monday's high, 1 degree in vienna. all right. i will leave you with the extended forecast. >>> our lead story this hour, myanmar's opposition leader received an enthusiastic welcome as she begins campaigning for the upcoming bi-elections. the pro-democracy leader visited the southern city of dell way sunday to garner support for her party, national league for democracy or the nld. >> translator: in the elections every single voter has their vote, and every vote is equally valued. their support, nld will work for development of the country. >> the bi-elections are scheduled for april 1st and will be fought over 48 states and upper and lower houses of parliament and local assemblies. nld is fielding candidates for all the seats up for grabs, and she's running

down toward the south, a separate system is causing high waves along the coast of southern italy.turewise, still warmer than average in london with 10 and 12 degrees in paris and across the east, 4 degrees expected in warsaw, and the same goes for kiev. that's it from me now. here's your extended forecast. ♪ >>> our lead story this hour -- the japanese government has tripled the size of emergency zones around nuclear plants. the zones now extend to 30 kilometers. more than 130 japanese municipalities are now required to expand their preparations for nuclear accidents. the nuclear safety commission decided to expand the zones in november. the governme had issued evacuation orders to those in a 30-kilometer zone around the damaged fukushima-daiichi nuclear plant. government leaders revised their safety zones to match that. the expansion includes not only communities hosting nuclear power plants but also surrounding municipalities. these local governments must now boost disaster preparedness by setting evacuation routes and securing shelters. the government almost tripled the funding

for the southeast corner of europe, the balkan peninsula, southern italy and turkey, too, it is deepening ast heads eastward and that's bringing a round of upper elevation snow as well as rainfall. for the british isles, new system is coming on this, that will spread rain and that heads right in towards france as well as the low countries. highs on tuesday, not too bad. 9 in london, and the same in paris. colder to the east. minus 2 in kiev and remains at minus 11 in moscow. so that's a look at the weather conditions for now. here is your three-day outlook. >>> our lead story this hour, the european union is trying to starve iran of its main source of revenue. the eu has slapped an embargo on iranian oil. members want to cut off funding of two tehran's nuclear program. eu foreign ministers want to pressure iran to comply with u.n. resolutions. >> i want to stress, however, that sanctions are not an end in themselves. i've often talked about this being part of a twin track approach. that the purpose of sanctions is to put pressure on iran to come back to the negotiating table. >> eu countr

this morning, the captain of that capsized cruise liner is under house arrest at his home in southern italy. awaiting charges that will likely include manslaughter. the search for survivors was temporarily suspended this morning when the ship started to move. at least 11 people are known to have died in the tragedy. some 20 others are missing, including an american couple from minnesota. dramatic and disturbing recordings show the captain left the ship as frantic passengers tried to escape. an outraged coast guard officer ordered schettino to return to the costa concordia, but he never does. the recordings played throughout the day on italian television. the coast guard commander orders the captain of the costa concordia to return to the capsized ship he had abandoned. climb the ladder and board the ship the coast guard officer orders. get on board and report to me how many people are there. >> all right, i'm going says the captain. >> tell me if there are children, women and what kind of help they need and then you may have saved yourself from the sea, but i will make you pay for it. go ba

. >>> in other news today, an arlington family is out with a new cookbook with recipes from southern italy. good morning and welcome. >> good morning, barbara. >> good to have you with us. >> thank you. >> tell us about the cookbook? >> the origin of the cookbook began two years ago when my father passed away. in doing so we talked to several family members, and to relatives and decided to just documenting recipes that had never been written before. >> your grandfather was a chef? >> no, my dad and mom owned restaurants in new york. they brought a lot of recipes from south of naples. >> it's a beautiful cover. tell us what kinds of foods are in this book? >> very quick italian cooking -- >> quick? >> very quick. you can make these meals in 15 to 20 minutes, most of them. there are one or two a little longer. >> there's something more special about this, and that's it's helping people. can you tell us. >> we did not realize we could sell the book, and we did it originally for the family, and we are raising money for the american cancer society, and so all proceeds are going to two organizat

most were immigrants from southern italy. many pushed out of their homes for their energetic beliefs. ancestors--and, italian prejudice was widespread. newly arrived americans were desperate for work. the collins brothers took advantage to sign them up for lower wage on the first ship. apparently it did not occur to the brothers that the anarchists who discovered this arrangement or would find it unacceptable. craig steen of the amazon to the proposed railway terminus to survey the road. he learned that men and the second ship will when italians arrived. at the same time the italians thought they were being paid less than everyone else. within days the engineers constructed a cage from the steel rail ray to force the strikers in at gun.. he waited in vain for any recognition from craig that imprisoning the work force would have negative impact on the construction schedule. of illegal strikers went to work solely hacking at the forest. a few weeks later, quote, 75 or more took off for bolivia. none made it. perhaps greg specul

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southern and eastern fringes of europe. it is, of course, greece, andrew. >>> nina, downgrading italy and spain won't inspire confidence in a year when euro zone governments need to refinance more than a trillion dollars worth of debt but the situation is more urgent in athens where talks on a deal to write down the value of greek bonds have stalled in a dispute over the interest rate on those bonds. that raises the likelihood of a

italy. and flames rip through a refirery in southern california. what made this fire so hard to knock down. ============b r e a k ============== blazed for four hours at a con- no-coe-phillips refinery near long beach is now out. flames erupted before dawn in an administrative building at the wilmington plant. no other refinery facilities were threatened. the cause of the fire is under investigation. a couple from minnesota is among those missing from the capsized cruise ship off the coast of italy. they had traveled from their home near st. paul to take the cruise. rescue workers are now resuming their search for the 16 people still missing. six others are confirmed dead. earlier, rescue efforts stopped after the co-sta concordia started shifting in rough seas. the company that owns it is blaming the captain for the accident. "we believe it has been human error as the captain did not follow authorized route." the captain denies he took the ship too close to shore and says maps did not show he was steering into rocks. he could face charges of mansl

it is a power grab in the sense that they are strained going the economies of southern europe the profile economies spain italy greece and they're demanding horrible austerity and the policies they're pursuing is just making the recession worse so they're doing two things on the one hand when you cut government budget deficits when you're already in a severe downturn that just is going to raise the unemployment rate but the second thing that they're doing is because the european central bank's not acting as a lender of last resort like say the federal reserve board does it's leading to higher interest rates in those countries which is creates a downward spiral so in the case of a country like italy because they have seven percent interest rates have a bad budget problem if they paid the same interest rate as say germany they won't have a deficit problem so this is really being induced by the european central bank it's almost as if some of these countries don't even have a fair chance at ever getting back on their feet while you're looking at in the in the case of greece i mean this is their own projections are

italy. >>> one woman in southern california is anxiously awaiting the return of her parents who survived thisays she's been communicating with her mom and dad online and says they appear to be fine. the couple was celebrating their anniversary on that cruise. trumbull says plenty of time for blame will come later. >> our thing we've been focusing on is just being overjoyed at the fact that they're safe. >> the american embassy in rome now says 118 of the 120 americans on board the "costa concordia" have been accounted for now. however, a minnesota couple is still missing. so at this hour at least six fatalities, 14 still unaccounted for. like something out of the movie "titanic." it's scary. >> what was really tough for a lot of these passengers, too, you think about it, they're from international, they're from all over the world. how do they get back home? >> some left their passports on board. >> they're on the cruise ship right now. >> 11 million -- >> they're stranded in italy. >> 11 million americans take cruises every year. so this affects a pretty nice chunk of the population -- >> hav

. >>> frantic moments offer the coast of italy after their cruise ship runs aground. >>> authorities in southern california arrest a man suspected of being a serial killer and who the man targeted. >>> a few high clouds moving into the bay area and coming up the temperature change you can expect tomorrow and when multiple storms lining up in the pacific will be moving back into our forecast. . >> one of the crewmembers was telling us that we need to stay on and that is when mark was saying that we don't need to stay on because it was sinking so fast. >> offer the coast of italy tonight, three pel are dead and 40 missing, as a cruise ship runs aground just as the first course of dinner was being serve. scenes were reminiscent from those of the titanic, italian media reports that the captain is investigated on suspicious of manslaughter and abandoning his ship. as greg burke reports passengers describe chaos as the carnival cooperation ship capsized. >> reporter: off the coast of italy, chaos, confusion and fear as the costa concordia runs into trouble. the luxury cruise liner brushing too closely

italy. >>> 5:11 now. emotions running high in southern california. the rowdy protests police in riot gear couldn't break up. also ahead... ♪ so in love with you >> he has the pipes. he can carry a tune. the spontaneous moment from mr. obama coming up. >> stormy night last night. we have a stronger storm coming in our direction. how much rain. we will talk about that coming up. ,,,, occupy activists plan several events in downto >>> let's take a look at the morning's top stories. and we begin with the "occupy" activists. they are back at work. they plan several events in downtown san francisco today and it all starts in a little while at 6:00 this morning. part of a nationwide protest against banks and courts. we'll have a live report shortly. >>> this is the last day of a preliminary hearing in marin county for accused killer joseph naso to determine if there is enough evidence to try him for the murders of four prostitutes in the 1970s and 1990s. >>> and san francisco police plan to have a very strong presence at the 9ers nfc championship game on su

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southern and eastern fringes of europe. it is, of course, greece, andrew. >>> nina, downgrading italy and spain won't inspire confidence in a year when euro zone governments need to refinance more than a trillion dollars worth of debt but the situation is more urgent in athens where talks on a deal to write down the value of greek bonds have stalled in a dispute over the interest rate on those bonds. that raises the likelihood of a greek default and subsequent exit from a greek zone. persuading cash-strapped banks to accept what would effectively be a bigger writedown based on lower interest or coupon as it's known is not proving easy. debt repayment in march but if not agreement in the next few days could miss that end default. >>> andrew, let's have a look at how the european markets are reacting. they've had about an hour or so to react to this. do bear in mind we already got news before that official standard & poors statement two hours before trading on market. these markets had a chance to lose stream when the reports came out while trading was under way on friday. the word on the street seems to be caution rather tha

italy. the battle would be long and fierce. early that september allied troops and american general landed on the southern end of the italian boot. back in the states lieutenant colonel benjiman davis was stationed in michigan. >> they formed 103 second fighter squadron. they moved us out of tuskegee and up to michigan while we're up there, we had riots up there and said we were troublemakers. >> what was the cause of the friction? >> the college wanted to go into the officer's club. government made these officers join the club. they took money out to pay. but won't let blacks go in there. they'd go in and there would be a riot. another incident a base commander up there. they sent a black negro to be his chauffeur, they shot him. >> he survived and colonel was -- the congressman called it a farce. secretary of war stintson agreed and ousted poleman from the army. >> it was a general attitude that this program needed to fail. >> race riots face baised on the critical report had potentially grave consequences. in october of 43 colonel davis's wife wrote to the editor of "time" magazine saying these words have struck at one of the

italy. the battle would be long and fierce. early that september allied troops and american general landed on the southern end of the italian bootck in the states lieutenant colonel benjiman davis was stationed in michigan. >> they formed 103 second fighter squadron. they moved us out of tuskegee and up to michigan while we're up there, we had riots up there and said we were troublemakers. >> what was the cause of the friction? >> the college wanted to go into the officer's club. government made these officers join the club. they took money out to pay. but won't let blacks go in there. they'd go in and there would be a riot. another incident a base commander up there. they sent a black negro to be his chauffeur, they shot him. >> he survived and colonel was -- the congressman called it a farce. secretary of war stintson agreed and ousted poleman from the army. >> it was a general attitude that this program needed to fail. >> race riots face baised on the critical report had potentially grave consequences. in october of 43 colonel davis's wife wrote to the editor of "time" magazine saying these words have struck at one of the str

italy. the battle would be long and fierce. early that september allied troops and american general landed on the southern end of the italian bootn the states lieutenant colonel benjiman davis was stationed in michigan. >> they formed 103 second fighter squadron. they moved us out of tuskegee and up to michigan while we're up there, we had riots up there and said we were troublemakers. >> what was the cause of the friction? >> the college wanted to go into the officer's club. government made these officers join the club. they took money out to pay. but won't let blacks go in there. they'd go in and there would be a riot. another incident a base commander up there. they sent a black negro to be his chauffeur, they shot him. >> he survived and colonel was -- the congressman called it a farce. secretary of war stintson agreed and ousted poleman from the army. >> it was a general attitude that this program needed to fail. >> race riots face baised on the critical report had potentially grave consequences. in october of 43 colonel davis's wife wrote to the editor of "time" magazine saying these words have struck at one of the stronge

in italy the rescue operation aboard the costa concordia has restarted, although the cruise ship has again shifted on the sea ledge it is resting on. the southern was halted temporarily for a third time over fears the wreck could slip suddenly into deeper water. several people are still missing. >> the families of those still missing came to giglio today to see for themselves the wreck that still holds their loved wons. some were taking out by boat to lay a wreath near the carcass of the ship, a poignant moment after a week of waiting. it may be that some passengers did not make it out of the ship because they were given a false sense of security. for theage filmed by a passenger the night of the accident shows how a crew member tried to calm passengers down. [speaking in native tongue] >> there was some activity on the ship today, albeit on deck. below the water line had been deemed to dangerous for divers to resume their search, prompts fears she could sink further. but yesterday divers were allowed into the vessel, and they came across this. the ship's bell, a simon of symbol of the once proud costa concordia. as she reflects on the events o

italy. the battle would be long and fierce. early that september allied troops and american general landed on the southern end of the italian bootback in the states lieutenant colonel benjiman davis was stationed in michigan. >> they formed 103 second fighter squadron. they moved us out of tuskegee and up to michigan while we're up there, we had riots up there and said we were troublemakers. >> what was the cause of the friction? >> the college wanted to go into the officer's club. government made these officers join the club. they took money out to pay. but won't let blacks go in there. they'd go in and there would be a riot. another incident a base commander up there. they sent a black negro to be his chauffeur, they shot him. >> he survived and colonel was -- the congressman called it a farce. secretary of war stintson agreed and ousted poleman from the army. >> it was a general attitude that this program needed to fail. >> race riots face baised on the critical report had potentially grave consequences. in october of 43 colonel davis's wife wrote to the editor of "time" magazine saying these words have struck at one of the s

italy, thanks. >>> the military is investigating a helicopter crash that killed six u.s. marines in southern afghanistan thursday. officials say there were no signs of enemy fire in the area at the time. meanwhile four french troops were killed this morning in eastern afghanistan prompting france to suspend military operations in the country. a spectacular night time launch at cape canaveral sent a delta rocket into orbit to deliver a half billion dollar military satellite. the air force says the satellite will let the u.s. military and overseas embassies send large volume computer files at ten times the current speed. >>> check out the way some children are getting to school in indonesia. recent flooding damaged the only bridge that leads to their school so they have to walk across the rickety remains held together by little more than wooden planks and wire. it's pretty scary there. seven minutes past the hour right now. you're up to date. let's go to al with a check of your weather. >> unbelievable video. scary. >>> thanks so much. let's see what's happening weatherwise. first, winter stor

southern helmand province. the six victims are u.s. marines. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> the rescue mission is once again on hold on the overturned cruise ship in italy. rescuers have been using explosives to blow a hole through that submerged window so that they can access the inside of the ship but divers had to be pulled back after concerns that the ship may be shifting. italian officials say the rescue will resume once conditions are safe. 11 people are confirmed dead. 21 people are still missing including a couple from minnesota. >>> in election new this morning newt gingrich came out swinging in last nights presidential debate. he blasted the moderator for asking the question about gingrich's second wife's claim that he asked her for an open marriage. >> to take an ex-wife and make it two days before the primaries a significant question in a presidential campaign is as close to despicable as anything i can imagine. >> gingrich then went on to say his ex-wife's claims are false. mitt romney took gingrich top task. >> i looked at the reagan diary. you are mentioned once. he said you had an idea in a meeting with young congressman and it wasn't a

italy. also ahead mitt romney pressured to release his tax records. should he? we'll ask republican strategist karl rove. the frantic attempt s s to free three trapped in a car. and southernt-laden recipes will be here to respond to rumors that she has diabetes. we'll get to that and much more as we start on a tuesday morning heren today. >> thank you very much. u.s. radar being blamed for a russian probe. that space agency thinks that radiation from a radar station affected the probe's electronic system after launch. that took place last november. the probe crashed off south america on sunday. >> 6:58. the red cross will have to pay a fine for how it handled blood. the fda levied the fine for what it calls sloppy unsafe blood management practices. the punishment follows instuxs at 16 blood centers. red cross supplies 40% of the nation's blood. >> want to check in with scott. >> pretty good. the dow industrials up better than 140 points. oracle opens at any the noz dak and we're hearing from tesla, the company does damage control after a number of engineers left on friday. >> this man, the former chief information officer of the united states government says he'll join or

southern afghanistan. officials say there were no signs of enemy activity in the area. this is the worst crash since last august when 30 soldiers died after that chopper came down. >>> that grounded cruise ship off italy's coast is shifting again, forcing crews to stop their search for 2 is people who are still missing. officials say divers are ready to go back in once the conditions are safe. >>> firefighters are wokking to hold the line on a fast-moving brush fire. the flames destroyed more that 20 homes and forced evacuation. it's being fanned by wind gusts that reached 82 miles an hour. one person was found debt in the fire area. >>> several sites are backed up this morning after being hacked allegedly by the group known as anonymous. they say it was in retaliation official arrested four and charged its founder with violaten piracy laws. >>> this is one talented group of dogs, able to bark a tune. we go down to the wire at 10:50 a.m. quite a melody. >>> the best news to come off laus night 'debate may be weyrich santorum d i'll explain. join us for the best political coverage for the south carolina primary all day live saturday only on msnbc. other makeup can sit on your skin, so it looks like...mak

the gop contenders debate the issues, the southern republican presidential debate on cnn tomorrow night 8:00 eastern. now back to that doomed cruise ship off italyors. barbie joining us live from rome, let's start with the captain now under house arrest. >> reporter: that's right. the captain has spent his first day as a semifreema man. he's under house arrest in his hometown south of naples. and he's not supposed it to leave his house, he's not supposed to talk to anyone. he's supposed to just sit there and i'm sure work with his lawyer who is trying to defend him against potential charges for manslaughter, for an ban condonment of an dan donement of ship and causing ship wreck. in the town where the accident took place, a judge decided that she would wait and make a decision about what is going to happen with him during the interim of the investigation. that means there's a period of investigation going on right now which they can't really even start until they finish rescue and recovery phase of the accident. they're still looking for survivors, but also looking for the remains of the victims. they have spent very little time in the water tod

southern afghanistan. six peacekeepers apparently are killed and a taliban sent a text message to cnn is claiming responsibility for this. but is it true? >>> and that italyarch for survivors has been suspended again because of rough weather is causing the ship to shift. if it keeps moving, they're fearing an environmental disaster there. >>> and you've probably heard of this notorious group called anonymous. anonymous is like a web club, internet club, now targeting the fbi and justice department. this could be the largest coordinated sbrt attack ever. you won't believe how the government responded and what that's causing anonymous to say and do. >>> is all right. so we have hit the home stretch in south carolina. the polls open in 25 hours. newt gingrich hoping to pick up new no momentum. he said he wanted an open marriage to his second wife. here's what she told abc news. >> i found out during our conversations that it was occurring in my bedroom in our apartment in washington. and he always called me at night. he would always ended with i love you while she was there listening. >> right next to him. >> in my home. >> john king kicked off last night's

southern republican leadership conference debate comes your way thursday night, 8:00 eastern. >>> we're getting more new details about that cruise ship that ran aground friday night off of italyhe captain took the ship too close to shore. cruise line ceo says that rocks which sank the ship are clearly marked on the charts. the search was suspended for a while today because the ship started moving, and that posed a threat to divers. but we're told the search has resumed, and we're hearing more stories of chaos from the survivors. >> there wasn't anybody to help you. i mean, really, the passengers were loading the lifeboats by themselves. >> we had the boat about four or five gates down before we found a lifeboat we could get into, and then the people were very angry that we got on that lifeboat because it was very crowded. >> the crew was so young. and you would have thought they could have handled it better. you would have thought they could have handled it better on the shore, you would have thought they could have handled, you know, getting people off the boat, warning people. >> it was just bad, like mad scrambles to get on the lifeboats. nobody followed any procedures. th