Recognizably let us now praise famous men its a different genre, it wasnt a book, it was a magazine. But also the third way impressive recent to do this project it was sort of easy because you know, it wasnt like we do now to go in and try to do a lot of guesswork. There were marks on every page of 92 i think total photocopied pages, is that right . And so there were 90, 150 or so marks but they were all fairly legible. So the editing process was really nothing more than just following agees instructions. So it was, it was, discover is not quite the right word but it was more a question of the mens could have been around, it was more of a question of what did we forget to ask about . So we remembered. So what you have your is the last word from james agee of what he wanted the manuscript to say . As a magazine article. Yes. Its got his own handwriting on there. God forbid i should edit james agee. [laughter] thank you very much. This has been wonderful. Chip simone, i want to thank you
Clinton. Dodges a show thrown by a protester. Her reaction. Thats coming up next hour. Hello, im wolf blitzer reporting from washington. Crews are closing in on the black boxes from Malaysia Airlines flight 370. Thats the word today from australias Prime Minister. Prime minister tony abbott says officials are, quote, very confident the signals that have been detected are from the planes black boxes. He says the challenge is to get as much information as possible before the batteries die and the signals end. Investigators say a fifth ping is probably not from the ping. It was picked up friday by a device dropped in the ocean from an airline. Four earlier signals were detected by a u. S. Pinger located towed by an australian ship. Theres been no letup in the broader search for debris floating on the surface. Planes and ships are involved. 13 ships, 15 aircraft. Theyre assigned to todays search alone. Were covering this story like only cnn can. Lets get the very latest, live from our corr
Week. Youre live in the cnn newsroo newsroom. Good morning. Im carol costello. Thanks for joining me. Day 35. The search area shrinks, but a sobering reality settles in. It may not shrink anymore. Five weeks and the batteries on the flights socalled black boxes are dead or dieing. Still this mornings upbeat assessment is encouraging. We have very much narrowed down the search area and we are very confident that the signals that we are detecting are from the black box on mh370. Were now getting to the stage where the signal from what we are very confident is the black box is starting to fade and we are hoping to get as much information as we can before the signal finally expires. Cnns Matthew Chance is at the heart of the search in perth, australia. Good morning, matthew. Reporter good morning, carol. Thats right. The search is continuing. Remember its a 24hour search now. Even though darkness has fallen here in perth and in the area a thousand miles off the coast of perth, as the searc
Majority of nationalities on board. Incredibly interested and have a great stake in the progress of the Search Operations, trying to locate that missing airliner. And i think that even though tony abbott was cautious in what he said he went a little further than any australian official has so far done in terms of describing the progress. Take a listen. We are confident that we know the position of the black box flight recorder to within some kilometers. Our confidence in the approximate position of the black box is not the same as recovering wreckage from almost 4 1 2 kilometers beneath the sea or finally determining all that happened on that flight. But what Angus Houston, the man in charge with overseeing and coordinating the multinational search effort, he down played the Prime Ministers remarks saying essentially theres been no major breakthrough. However, he said that the search area has significantly narrowed down to about 18,000 square miles, which is still a big patch of ocean,