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The ship is not designed to do that. and we do have some of the vessel that is you are talking about self-righting and come back up. but in this situation, we are not using those type of ships and certainly a container vessel is not built to do this. >> it did take on water when it was last heard from? they remedied that situation an you explained to me some of the water intake through the hatches and talking 20 to 30-foot seas at the time the ship was last heard from. 100-mile-per-hour winds and the vessel out of control pounded from every side in the most dangerous way being hit broadside by...

Is that correct? >> right. the ship is not designed to do that. and we do have some of the vessel that is you are talking about self-righting and come back up. but in this situation, we are not using those type of ships and certainly a container vessel is not built to do this. >> it did take on water when it was last heard from? they remedied that situation an you explained to me some of the water intake through the hatches and talking 20 to 30-foot seas at the time the ship was last heard from. 100-mile-per-hour winds and the vessel out of control pounded from every side in the most dangerous...

January p it would be 60 days. a new concern by some toyota owners who say the say fthe fix for a gas pedal problem is not. drivers have now filed complaints that their recalled cars are speeding up uncontrollably even after the repairs. one toyota owner says just five days after his recalled camry was fixed, the car suddenly sped up even as he hit its brakes. >> i was just two or three feet away from sliding down an embankment. i could have smacked into a stone wall or be hit broadside. >> cnbc's phil lebeau is live in chicago. phil, what is toyota saying about these problems being reported...