the actual ship itself and then they found one body. but of course many people here at mass maritime still holding out hope that perhaps there will be some sort of a miracle and those other members of the crew that were missing at sea will be found, perhaps alive. these are one of those days that mariners fear. anchor: the captain who runs the training ship kennedy here the amass maritime academy says everyone is shaken to the core. guard today that massive cargo ship the el faro sank. the crew of 33 including two graduates of mass maritime. i suppose there is not a job in the world that doesn t have risk. . anchor: the ship left florida last tuesday night head hurricane joaquin a tropical storm but thursday trouble near the bahamas. high winds, huge waves, the ship had lost power and was taken on water. the loss of power is catastrophic for a ship . reporter: on board keith griffin, a 2005 mass maritime graduate who recently moved from winnipesaukee flop to florida
where the legislature moves on this specifics of this before we wetic a position . anchor: that 2010 law banned senting and any cell phone use by junior operators. burt everyone else can still do this . i think it is dangerous. i have driven before and found myself, you know, not paying attention as well as i should be be. if you are on a conference call with work and you are driving and you have got to by attention it can be just as dangerous . reporter: 14 states have hands free laws including , new hampshire, vermont, new york and connecticut. a lot of people would like to see massachusetts be next. i would totally support it. yes. reporter: many point out there is so much new technology, hand free technology, that makes talking and driving safer and easier and that enacting a will you would actually be catching up in the process. reporting live from beacon hill, janet wu, 7 news. anchor: a near rye why the the club management defending themselves. five people we