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Indian ocean's strong currents and inhospitable vastness. >> going forward, the question is really going to be who was going to continue to fund this shirt? water recovery can be extremely expensive. but i would absolutely say the private sector can bring resources and new techniques and technologies forward to. >> a private company is doing just that. ocean infinity, which specializes in state of the mark remotely piloted vehicles finalizing a contract and it would be paid only if it finds the wreckage. even absent a cause, this parent has led to calls for new safety changes. for most of whic...

>> everyone was more than happy to join in singing "how great thou art" at the brandon high school star. this is after they were fined for playing the hymn because a judge ruled the band was promoting christianity. that didn't stop the fans from fighting back in their own way as you can hear. >> that was wonderful. the time is about 10 minutes after the top of the hour. a mound of pressure after another fan is hit with a flying foul ball. the star pitcher calling for safety changes. where hunters caught a nearly,000 pound gator. that is scary. steve doocy joining us with what we are talkin...

Minutes. still to come a bumpy week for a likely presidential candidate. did jeb bush flip on foreign policy? or not? and how will other candidates deal with that iraq question? our political panel standing by for a fair and balanced debate. in the wake of tuesday's deadly derailment amtrak makes safety changes. we're on the ground in philadelphia. >> what amtrak is doing to make the railroads safer, and did flying projectile hit the train before it crashed and did it have an effect? and finally, we have an update on the injured. all that after the break.

Plane's pilot took off auto pilot and crashed it into the ground killing 33 people. all of this raising the question who needs to be protected more the pilots or the passengers? randi kaye cnn, new york. >> all these years later, still so chilling to hear mohammed ata in the plane. back with richard quest and bruce, a former flight instructor and focus on aviation systems development. richard, as we saw in randi's report there's often a strong place to make safety changes in the wake of a crash and do it quick lu quickly, but sometimes do they go too far? >> they have unintended consequences w...

Because for 17 years with the faa, me and a bunch of other professionals, nick sabbatini, other people in the faa have been trying to tell the airlines and the airlines have been saying, we need to get together on how we implement safety changes because they're not happening. you guys are waiting for us to come out with the rule. but because of regulations, it takes a long time to publish regulations. now they're doing it without even having to -- >> will this inoculate airlines in the future against any kind of legal actions or cap their culpability and their liability? >> any positive action...