BILL HEMMER, CNN ANCHOR: Now to overseas and, again, that story concerning the Russian sub. Relatives of those crew members believed to be on board that submarine now gathering in the port city of Murmansk. That's where we find CNN's Steve Harrigan, who's been there for the past few days tracking things from that location. Steve what's the latest from where you are now?</s>STEVE HARRIGAN, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, Bill, finally today a key piece of information came out that a lot of people here in Murmansk have been waiting for. That is a list of those on board the stricken nuclear submarine Kursk. Now, a lot of immediate family members already new that their loved ones were on board, but a lot of people here have friends or distant relatives serving in the Northern Fleet. So finally that list came out. That was good news, at least put some minds at rest here. Now, it wasn't the Russian Navy that released this news. It was, in fact, a Moscow newspaper. And they said they got the list by bribing a top Russian Navy official for about $650. So, once again, we have another example here of something that's feeding into a growing sense of anger here among the people as to how the Russian government has been handling this crisis -- Bill.</s>HEMMER: All right, Steve Harrigan, the very latest from Murmansk there in northern Russia. Steve, thanks. Job well done. We'll continue to track that from there.
Russian Submarine Accident: List of Trapped Crewmen Released as Relatives Gather in Murmansk