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Happy birthday Nick, sailor yarns, Valentine spins, Town Notes The Barnstable Patriot In recognition of what would have been the 33rd birthday of U.S. Marine Corporal Nicholas G. Xiarhos, his namesake foundation and The Cape Cod Foundation partnered last week to issue $33,000 in community support grants. "Nicholas lived a life that brought joy and love to people he touched all over the world, a life that was dedicated to serving our great nation and the men and women who defend it," wrote Nicholas' father, Steven. "With your ongoing love and support, the Nicholas G. Xiarhos Memorial Foundati...

Police and officials using megaphones to clear the area near the cave. we have been moved back further. right now, we think a group, at least one group of boys is a half mile under ground battling their way through swirling currents, narrow passageways. it is a pairless journey. he said the boys were briefed on the operation, they were healthy, ready and agreed to it and the parents had also been briefed. we know a team of 18 specialist divers, in all, is involved. that's the five best thai navy s.e.a.l. divers, as well as 13 international divers. ten of the divers went to the cave where the b...

As for the notion terrorists may have taken over the plane, we heard from chuck hagel saying the u.s. is not ruling anything out. back to the satellite picture. 122 objects are in one of the most hostile environments on earth, case in point, look at this video. southern indian ocean home to towering waves, swirling currents, winds that change direction like a pin ball. so florida state university oceanographer ian mcdonald joins me from tallahassee. you're the pro here. throw the picture back up of the satellite. to my untrained eye, i see a lot of specks. what do you see? >> this is positive ...

80 feet long. hard to tell, actually what it could be, even harder to actually go find it. because this image is over four days old. this is what the surface of that sea could look like in the next couple days. this video shot by some sailors in 60-knot seas. that means winds of around 70 miles per hour. weather in this area has been calmer than this in recent days. it's anyone's guess what the winds and tides have done with that chunk of debris since march 16th. but with a storm brewing that could be this strong or stronger, the clock now ticking. to complicate matters further, this is also a...

Case almost completely devoid of leads. this satellite image of something floating in the southern indian ocean, something white in color, something almost 80 feet long. hard to tell, actually what it could be, even harder to actually go find it. because this image is over four days old. this is what the surface of that sea could look like in the next couple days. this video shot by some sailors in 60-knot seas. that means winds of around 70 miles per hour. weather in this area has been calmer than this in recent days. it's anyone's guess what the winds and tides have done with that chunk of d...