CNN Saturday - 2001-02-17
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[0:00] now.
[0:03] This is CNN.
[0:16] A discovery at the bottom of the sea.
[0:18] The US Navy locates the Japanese ship
[0:21] sunk by one of its subs as its relatives
[0:24] demand answers and an apology.
[0:27] Aftermath of an attack. Anger and
[0:29] outrage over Friday's US and British air
[0:31] strikes against Iraq as Baghdad vows to
[0:34] retaliate. Plus a break in a baffling
[0:37] murder case from New Hampshire. Police
[0:38] name a pair of suspects to the deaths of
[0:40] two Dartmouth College professors, two
[0:42] teenage boys. From the CNN Center in
[0:45] Atlanta, this is CNN Saturday. Glad to
[0:47] have you join us. Hello and welcome. I'm
[0:48] Donna Kelley.
[0:49] We begin with more on the sunken
[0:51] Japanese research vessel. The US Navy
[0:53] has found the ship sitting upright in
[0:56] about 2,000 ft of water just off the
[0:58] Hawaiian coast. And now spirited
[1:00] international debate begins over what
[1:02] should be done next. CNN's Martin Savage
[1:04] joins us with more from Honolulu.
[1:06] Martin?
[1:08] Donna, at this hour the Navy assures us
[1:09] that their submersible known as the
[1:11] Scorpio 2 is continuing to map out the
[1:14] area and search the bottom of the ocean
[1:16] where the Ehime Maru was located earlier
[1:19] today. The Navy says that the Scorpio
[1:22] made a positive identification of the
[1:24] Japanese training vessel by actually
[1:26] moving up on the vessel's stern and
[1:28] reading the name by its television
[1:29] cameras. It continues to sweep the area
[1:32] looking and basically mapping out the
[1:35] bottom of the ocean there, exactly where
[1:37] it is located. They are also searching
[1:39] for possible victims and at the same
[1:41] time looking for damage that may have
[1:43] been done by the sa