They are all boston strong and we salute them. Im anderson cooper. Good night. I hope you were with us during the last hour and you were inspired as watching adrianne hasletdavis story. She is truly boston strong. One thing she wanted to get across to everyone watching is something her grandmother said to her as a kid it is okay to not be okay sometimes. But adrien is doing okay. And she has a long road ahead of her as do many of the survivors but we will root for her along the way. If you are just joining us, we expect a News Conference any moment from Australian Authorities on the search for flight 370. It is 11 00 a. M. In the search area. The newly refined and somewhat
smaller search area. You see it in the red near the top of the screen. The gray is former search areas. The question right now is will it change yet again when Angus Houston, whos coordinating the search effort, steps to the make phone in perth. Will he make bigger news. We will find out shortly and we expect the Pre
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HMS
Cassandra, a C-Class cruiser, struck a mine off the coast of Saaremaa, while en route to Tallinn, on the night of December 4-5 1918, sinking quickly, with the loss of 11 lives from the 400-strong crew, the Royal Navy says.
The wreck was rediscovered and its presence formally announced over 10 years ago, by the Estonian Navy (Merevägi) and Estonian Maritime Museum (Meremuuseum).
Now, the Devonport-based HMS
Echo, a survey vessel, was able to image
Cassandra s wreck via multibeam echo sounding, revealing that she came to rest on her starboard side, with about 20 meters of her bow section missing.
HMS
Cassandra was laid down during World War One, and commissioned into the Royal Navy in June 1917, in time to see active service in both that war and in the Baltic.
iran s uranium enrichment move comes at a pivotal movement. now tehran is demanding brittain release iranian oil tanker seized by royal marines off gibraltar. that s where cnn s nick robinson is standing by with the latest this morning. nick. reporter: jessica, i don t know if you can see it here. that s the super tanker, grace one full of oil. you see the british naval vessel, hms where it s sitting out here in the water. the hms echo is doing loops around the grace one super tanker. the iranians saying they re using political, economic and diplomatic political, legal, diplomatic means, everything at their disposal to get the vessel released. they say that it wasn t on its way to syria, which was the reason the british and the
passengers, the oxygen only lasts 15 minutes, whereas the crew has 45 minutes up to an hour and a half depending on where they were having an emergency. so they could have been cognizant. and let s move to the area of the next closer ping. and it will just expand exponential going forward? or do they need different assets? i hope that hms echo finishes the map and they have a good map. because that is something very important. with a good map you can decide which equipment you are going to use. because this is pretty flat or pretty good area, i would say the towing sonar could be better than bluefin, even if the bluefin has a sonar, too. but it will be probably more efficient, it can do it faster, a bigger area. there are pluses and minuses
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