Announcer from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. And good morning, everyone. Welcome to a Tuesday Morning of today. Im savannah guthrie. Im carson daly alongside willie geist and dylan dreyer. Matt and al have the morning off. Anybody stay up for the blood moon last night . I did, and i took some fabulous pictures. Let me show you. Wow yeah, thats some i took that with my iphone. Slept in the orange room last night . Exactly. No, i didnt stay up. Did any of you . Well, we couldnt see it here anyway. And wake up in time for it. And youre saying were still here. Some people saw this as a sign of the apocalypse. The world did not end, so everything you ate yesterday is going right on the hips. And if you missed that, its happening like three more times in the next year, so drk. Yes, in the next 18 months. Three more chances. Exactly. Well, we want to get to todays top story, and as we mentioned, natalies in boston this
It reveals a dramatic conversation that took place as the ferry sank wednesday with 475 people on board. We learned that an unidentified crew member talked to two different radio towers that morning. The crew member said passengers aboard the doomed ferry could not board lifeboats because the ship tilted too much too fast and in another part of the trimt, one tower told the crew member that the captain should make the final decision on the passengers escape. Most of the people on board were students and teachers on a class trip. I want to bring in cnns reporter in south korea. Search crews brought back dozens of bodies, exceptionally painful for the parents to watch and that includes even the first responders. Reporter absolutely. Everyone is affected and its impossible not to be when you see these bodies coming back one by one. You hear hundreds of parents, their cries punk waiting the air. Its been an extraordinarily difficult process that promises to repeat many times over. The firs
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