Showing posts with label fades. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fades. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 31, 2012

CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley - Hope fades for finding more cruise ship survivors

The CEO of Costa Cruises, the company which owns the ship which sank off Italy, is blaming the accident on human error and the ship's captain for veering off course. Allen Pizzey reports on the continuing efforts to find 29 people still missing.


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Tuesday, January 24, 2012

CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley - Hope fades for finding more cruise ship survivors

The CEO of Costa Cruises, the company which owns the ship which sank off Italy, is blaming the accident on human error and the ship's captain for veering off course. Allen Pizzey reports on the continuing efforts to find 29 people still missing.


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Monday, January 23, 2012

CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley - Hope fades for finding more cruise ship survivors

The CEO of Costa Cruises, the company which owns the ship which sank off Italy, is blaming the accident on human error and the ship's captain for veering off course. Allen Pizzey reports on the continuing efforts to find 29 people still missing.


View the original article here

CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley - Hope fades for finding more cruise ship survivors

The CEO of Costa Cruises, the company which owns the ship which sank off Italy, is blaming the accident on human error and the ship's captain for veering off course. Allen Pizzey reports on the continuing efforts to find 29 people still missing.


View the original article here

Sunday, January 22, 2012

CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley - Hope fades to find survivors of cruise disaster

Eleven people are dead and 21 others are missing in the aftermath of the Costa Concordia cruise ship disaster. And, as Allen Pizzey reports, the search for survivors is challenging.


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Thursday, January 19, 2012

CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley - Hope fades for finding more cruise ship survivors

The CEO of Costa Cruises, the company which owns the ship which sank off Italy, is blaming the accident on human error and the ship's captain for veering off course. Allen Pizzey reports on the continuing efforts to find 29 people still missing.


View the original article here