39. but as of tonight, 123 passengers and crew are still missing. this morning the search and recovery team spotting at least two more bodies in the stormy java sea believed to be victims on board airasia flight 8501. officials believing most of the remaining bodies are still strapped to their seats inside the aircraft at the bottom of the sea. a possible discovery, only the recovery divers will able to locate. all on standby today due to monsoon rain and high waves. the ocean floor around 100 feet below these crashing waves. two exploratory divers say they re encountering muddy waters with zero visibility. unable to see anything laying on the bottom. meanwhile, indonesian officials have identified six more bodies of the airliners 39 victims found so far.
And the rhythm it makes. maybe we could play that again so our listeners can hear it. [ pinging ] it s a lot simpler than i was expecting. is that very simple kind of rhythm and click what i imagine the searchers are designed to pick up? right, absolutely. to be perfectly transparent, i thought it would be a louder sound as well, but that is it. and the manufacturer of one of these pingers, they were able to work with us to get that audio. but you hear how simple it is. and you hear how low it is. now consider the noises within the ocean, the crashing waves, you have animals that are there, wildlife that s in the water that s going to be making noise. you re going to have ships that
There s no cause for him to be alarmed. he was hospitalized in december for three weeks for gallstone surgery and treatment for an infection. a charter that guarantees gaye rights and gender equality. she s expected to sign the document tomorrow. back in this country, christine quinn announced she is running for mayor. she opens to become the first woman and openly gay leader. the number of households with guns has fallen. the front page cite as survey showing ownership dropping 30% in the 70s to 34% last year. plum island, massachusetts, demolition crews are tearing down a third home battered by friday s crashing waves. a dozen homes are considered unsafe. those are your headlines. as we await the start of
Main street? extreme weather alert for i, a coastal catastrophe has more than a dozen ocean front homes are completely destroyed by a series of crashing waves. look at this. all caused by a powerful winter storm that swept through much of the country this week. david lee miller is live with the later on this. recent storm that has slammed the midwest wasn t supposed to be a big problem for new england but were they wrong. some 13 inches of snow fell at boston s logan airport and two feet fell on nearby towns. parts of new hampshire and connecticut were digging out under a foot of storm. they were battered by the storms with flooding up to three feet. in some islands, at least two homes were ripped from their foundations, storm damage made others uninhabitable and
Mom lives in there. he is taking the both in there to help bring her out. heather: hopefully residents have ways to get in and out. is there a risk of all the rivers rerising from more rain from isaac falls up north? reporter: we spoke to the emergency operation center out here and they say absolutely there is. further up north more rain possible. here locally another 2 to 4 inches possible today and that s going to add to the swollen rivers as they head on out there. the good news is the storm surge is now gone, all of those crashing waves over two days are back allowing the rivers to drain out. gradually these river ways will certainly go ahead and drain on out leaving residents today and maybe into the weekend to at least worry about water moc mock a sons. gregg: federal court striking down a texas law requiring voters to show picture id at the