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Happen again. oops, i slipped. >> he was having a hard time holding on to the ball and he wanted to get a better grip on it. it wasnt malicious, he says. he says. >> the conditions were horrible. >> they were. it was a cold night. >> many would argue that the game shouldnt have been played or cut the -- >> man gives no one any slack. >> however -- >> is that a man card violation right there? >> trying to keep a straight face. >> do it. >> heres my only concern. >> sell me on it. >> my only conce...

Away? why did you arrest this individual? what are the charges against the individual? how can we now address those? again, you want to try to lower the temperature a little bit, get everybody to breathe through their nose. so this is not simply an additional piece of escalation but its descriptive of the turmoil and chaos as we try to sort it out in terms of our intelligence perspective. do we really know who the actors are and can we differentiate and what can we do to share this information w...

Also the investigation is ramping up. a south korean lawmaker says renovations last year expanded the top deck of the ferry to make room for more than 100 additional passengers. investigators aring looking at whether those modifications could have made it more likely to capsize. chris, thats the very latest. thats kind of a big development in that ferry. theyre going to need to find out if that caused it to be unstable. >> thats true. thats a big question there. well have to follow that. let...

Vehicle which is remiss, similar to bluefin. >> tell us about the remis. >> its an auv. the one we used to find air france 447. the beauty is that it hugs the t bottom. >> hugs it. >> hugs it. runs incredibly precise line. if youre mowing the line, precise lines with accuracy. downside, youve got to bring it back to the ship. youve got to recharge it and download the data. >> risk here is when you dont know what the bottom is, for sure, if youre hugging the bottom, you could bang into something....

Because he was having trouble at school. but its still not clear despite so many questions remaining, why he did it, how the boy survived the 5 1/2-hour trip in freezing temperatures with very little oxygen. to discuss this further joining us is dr. john bookbar, a professor of neurosurgery at cornell. doctor, its good to see you again. >> good morning. >> we talked before. but to talk once again just about real lets one of those medical miracles that we probably wont fully understand unless you...