al jazeera's harry fawcess reports >> reporter: this previously unreleased audio of exchanges between the port authorities and some members of crew on board the bridge of the ship are interesting, fraught exchanges between these two groups of people. it seems in the moments before the crew got off of the ship, the exchanges finish at 9:37, they start at 0906 on the morning of the accident. the port authorities appear to be telling them that we can't tell you when to evacuate your passengers. we don't know what the situation there on the scene gateway. as far as the crew gateway concerned, they seem to be reluctant to evacuate the passengers because they are seeing no rescue ships. they are asking: how soon are they coming? and all of this does add to what the captain was saying in court just a couple of days ago when he was facing charges of breaking maritime law and negligence. he gave his apologies to the parents and to the nation as a whole. but he said that he was weary of -- wary of telling people to jump off of the boat into cold fast flowing waters unable see any rescue craft a

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. >> well, this previously unreleased audio of the exchanges between the jindo port authorities and some members of the crew on the bridge of the ship are interesting. they are very fraught exchanges between the two groups of people. it seems in the moment before the crew got off the ship the exchanges finish at 9:37, starting at 0906 on the morning of the accident. the port authorities sell them "we can't tell you when to evacuate we don't know the situation." the crew were reluctant to evacuate the passengers, because there's no rescue ships asking how soon are they coming, adding to what the captain said in court a couple of days ago, when he was facing maritime law and negligence, apologising to the parents and the nation but said he was wary of simply telling people to jump off the boat in cold fast of this flowing waters, unsure of their fate, unable to see rescue craft at the time. as well as that. we have seen more bodies brought ashore. the operation to dive the wreck appears to be gathering pace, they appear to be getting greater access. for the first time the until of people b

. >> this previously unreleased audio of the exchanges and some members of crew on board the bridge ofhe ship are extremely interesting. they are fraught exchanges between these two groups. it seems in the minute before the crew got off the ship, the exchanges start. they start at 0906 on the morning of the accident as far as the crew is concerned, they seem to be reluctant to evacuate the passengers because they are seeing the rescue ships how soon are they coming? this as to what the captain is saying in court faces charges t breaking mayor time law. apologies to the parents and nation as a hole. wary of simply telling people to jump off the boat into cold fast-flowing waters unsure of their fate. more and more bodies brought ashore the operation to dive the wreck appears to be gathering. notice the ship. for the first time, the number of people brought out from the ship is climbing very rapidly, people here at the sports haul waiting for so long to get confirmation of what's happened to their children it's he knew tremely grim, great grief. >> that ferry accident made for a somber e

senator scott brown also was not allowed to see secret unreleased photos of osama bin laden's body after he had been killed by navy s.e.a.l.s, but scott brown apparently thought he had seen those pictures. >> i've seen the picture. he's definitely dead. and if there's any conspiracy theories out there, you should put them to rest, okay? >> scott brown had just seen the same hoax pictures on the internet that everybody saw on twitter that day. where else a lot of people thought they were a hoax, scott brown thought they were real. the thing about scott brown embarrassing himself as a united states senator is that it was all unforced. kind of the fingerprint of scott brown embarrassing himself. it's not like he would say embarrassing or wrong stuff in response to difficult questions or being pressed and backed into a corner on a complicated issue, he would just volunteer this fake, embarrassing, made-up stuff all the time. like some people stub their toe. scott brown stubbed his tongue, all the time. >> i can name a litany of democratic sponsor bills that i've done that never would have pa

with the exception of this previously unreleased message from rhodes and a few other documents, almost all of this stuff, the talking points shall eat mail exchanges, was released to the public about a year ago and while there are probably few questions to be asked about why we are only seeing this particular e-mail now, if you hear it from a benghazi truther, the smoking gun has been found. not only was a senior white house official apparently following cia guidance, he was also trying to manage political fallout before the 2012 elections. as dave weigle points out in slate this is a major departure from most crises when administrations try to broadcast fear and panic. dave weigle is, of course, being sarcastic, but sarcasm and apparently a sense of reason or proportion, those things seem to have been lost on conspiracy-obsessed conservatives who have turned this e-mail into the watergate tapes. >> we now have the smoking document. this is a classic coverup of a coverup and that is a serious offense. >> statement today, senator john mccain said rhodes' he e-mail was ample evidence of

with the exception of this previously unreleased message from rhodes and a few other documents, almostg points shall eat mail exchanges, was released to the public about a year ago and while there are probably few questions to be asked about why we are only seeing this particular e-mail now, if you hear it from a benghazi truther, the smoking gun has been found. not only was a senior white house official apparently following cia guidance, he was also trying to manage political fallout before the 2012 elections. as dave weigle points out in slate this is a major departure from most crises when

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airport security officials are taking close look at unreleased surveillance video to see how the 16-year-oldetected. >> we are fortunate he wasn't a terrorist or didn't intend to harm someone. that might not be the case next time. >> reporter: ben tracy, "cbs this morning." >> there's question about how he survived the temperatures. >> i would like to see an explanation of how it might have happened. >> i want to see what the parents are thinking. at some point you are angry it happened, but so relieved he's alive. there's certainly more to the story. >> the security angel, to walk on to an airplane. three out of four don't make it and he did. we are glad he's alive. >>> some of the biggest names in silicon valley are facing lawsuits. a california judge has a way between high-tech ceos and their employe employees. carter evan shows why huge money and power brokers are on the line. >> reporter: silicon valley has been the envy of many in corporate america. tech titans offer lavish perks, sprawling campuses and six figure salaries. the software engineers claim they were unable to jump companie