there because people see the flashes that go. they re trying to blow a hole in the hull so rescuers can start getting in there is going to make the search and rescue team have better access and make it easier for them to get out. still looking for 29 people who remain unaccounted for if death toll right now is standing at six. there are also stunning new images coming in from under the water today. i want to share that with you. rescuers have to swim through debris in the hull ways. first flat block box has been picked up already and apparently picking up minute by minute betails. since they now located the second black box and divers are trying to retrieve that black box as well. this morning seeing the transcripts of the recorded conversation between the port authority and the captain of the ship. the first time it comes to us from the italian newspaper and the port authority says this. how many people are on board? the captain whose last name is schettino says, 2, 300. kee
newspaper. here s part of the conversation. port authority, we ask you if all is well there. concord yeah, all is well. it s only a technical failure. port authority, how many people are on board? captain, 2, 300. port authority, how come so few people? are you on board? captain, no, i m not on board because the ship is keeling. we ve abandoned it. port authority, what? you ve abandoned the ship? captain, no. what abandon? i m here. a judge questions the captain at a closed hearing today. he s under arrest and he could be charged with manslaughter. dan rivers is live on the scene once again for us there in italy. dan, six people are dead. 28 are missing, including two americans, and crews are still searching for survivors, right? reporter: that s absolutely right, yeah. it s getting along four days since this happened here in italy. you can see the wreck right behind me. there s a lot of activity there. a lot of ships around. the divers, again, are making their wa
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