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A constant problem remembering where you kept your keys or last names or first names, she should laugh it off. patti ann browne has the details of this. >> are you stressing out over losing your memory? well, dont because stress makes your memory worse and new research suggests that laughter improves short-term memory by lowering stress hormones. a university in california studied older adults. half watched a funny video for 20 minutes while the others sat calmly without the video. afterwards th...

Them. here are the latest pictures of relatives giving dna samples helping to identify anybody that is found. >> delaying evacuation though he was rescued from his own sinking ship. he feared passengers would be swept away. the ships captain and crew members face charges. >> one is the third mate. that is who prosecutors say was at the help when the ferry capsized. lets go to paula hancox who is in south korea. tell us what you know about the crew members at this hour. >> reporter: there are fiv...

Still missing. the captain, his third mate and crew technician, all of whom were rescued from the ferry are under arrest. they face charges. prosecutors say the third mate was at the helm when the ship capsized. the captain said he stepped away for a moment. >> of course, the search continues and the families now of the missing are giving dna samples to try it help identify anyone found. >> we want to bring in cnns paula hancocks in jindo. i understand you got a look at the operations today. wha...

The fourth dive is now complete. adding to searchers frustrations, preliminary analysis of samples from an oil slick discovered on sunday failed to show aircraft engine oil or hydraulic fluid. another possible clue scratched off the list. for now, the bluefin-21 remains the searchers best hope. acting transportation minister revealed a bit of what it has discovered. >> visuals that we have managed to get from the bluefin-21 were very clear. not in finding what we were looking for but what the se...

Three trips to the ocean floor but so far nothing. samples from an oil slick are being analyzed to see if its related to the missing jetliner. and the intelligence committee is reviewing a recently released video starring al qaedas second in command. the video shows dozens of militants greeted by the head of the terror networks yemen affiliate. in it, he also makes threats against the u.s. the american officials believe this video is authentic. they say such a large al qaeda gathering is unusu...

Obviously see whether it could have come from mh-370, whether it is engine oil or as you said perhaps hydraulic fluid or some other component from an aircraft and not just something incidental to this. in fact, the malaysians have sent down samples of oil they use in their engines to see if it can be cross matched. so that is still going on today. hopefully well have some answer on that potential clue, john. >> okay, piece by piece, drip by drip, it is all coming together, i suppose. michael hol...

Area is about over 2,000 kilometers off the coast of western australia. they did pick up the two liters of oil that they found floating out there near where the ocean shield is. they bottled that. what they have to basically do is get a ship out there and then helicopter it to that ship. the ship can get it closer in and then the helicopter will take off again to get it here to perth. they said it would take two or three days. so in a day or so, we will know what that is. they have sent samples ...

Bring a two liter sample by shore. it traveled by chopper and jet. a military ship was expected this morning. they are going to compare it to samples provided by malaysian airlines. theres been speculation that this could be from the engine of the plane. but, simply just speculation at this point. authorities saying they do not know what it is. there have been false leads in the search so far. they are treating it with caution. again, we are waiting for the results. christine? >> a deep part of ...

Sucking up samples. this is about 24 feet long, about 11 feet tall, and it weighs about 28,000 pounds. it has enough oxygen and emergency provisions on board for the people to survive under water for up to five days. there is also a back cabin on the submersible called the aft observation chamber. a crew member who keeps an eye on the submersibles vital signs and another scientist share that back area, which is only about 5 1/2 feet by 3 feet. so just to give our viewers an idea how tight it is,...

They comb that search area. >> tell me about the oil slick, with two liters being tested. if it is jet fuel, when can we expect those results? >> reporter: yeah, probably within the next couple of days. we had the briefing, and angus houston, the man heading this search, told us about it. they picked up two liters. we have to keep in mind, though, the search area is over 2,000 kilometers west of here. what they have done is put that on a helicopter, flying it to a ship. the ship will get closer ...