Search for boat’s missing crew ends
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After combing nearly 5,000 square miles of ocean around the Aleutian Islands, the Coast Guard says it has stopped searching for two remaining crew members missing after the sinking of a fishing boat off Alaska.
Eleven crew members were aboard the fishing boat as it sank early Tuesday. Four survivors were rescued from a life raft. Five were found dead in the water.
Testimony by survivors is to begin today at an investigative hearing in Anchorage.
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