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The remains of those passengers and crew still missing once the seas are calmer and clearer, brian. >> kelly cobiella live for us in indonesia tonight. kelly, thanks. and still ahead for us tonight, the nation's weather in the news once again. blinding cold with a dangerous mix of ice and snow triggering pile-ups and rescues, triggering watches and warnings. also, the amazing show happening just offshore. what so many say is one of the most spectacular things they have ever seen.

>> in a statement president obama said "scott entertained us and inspired with us courage and love." stuart scott was 49 years old. another story to tell you about tonight. this past year has been like no other in southern california where record numbers of whales have been converging along the coast. it is providing a spectacular view for whale watchers. hallie jackson is one of those getting a close encounter. >> reporter: it is a once in a lifetime sight that's becoming rather routine -- whales spotted off the california coast. more of them and more variety than ever before. >> it's majes...

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>> it's a cry almost like a baby's cry. and it, so, yeah. it's, it tugged at your heart. >> reporter: over the last 20 year, foster has gone from being a hunter to a rescuer of marine mammals. we first met foster two years ago in turkey when he led a back-to-the-wild project that rehabilitated two abused dolphins and released them into the aegean sea. he worked with the killer whale springer. it was found lost. and with keiko who survived in the wild after spending decades in captivity. but two years ago, foster got a very tempting offer to return to the hunt. he says he was offered $7

>> a couple dozen probably, 12. >> reporter: a couple dozen, with all of them going to marine parks like seaworld. are killer whales big business? >> oh, absolutely, yeah. killer whale is the most expensive animal in the world outside of a race horse. they're worth millions of dollars. the people like to see these animals in captivity, there's a huge demand for that. >> reporter: foster start z his career as a teenager here in seattle which was the birthplace of the captive killer whale industry. a ban on capturing orcas in washington state along with the dwroeing public outcry in the u.s. aga...