CAMEROTA: Authorities have served the owner of the diving boat involved in last week's deadly fire that killed 34 people with search warrants. CNN's Dan Simon is live in San Francisco with the latest on the investigation. What's happening, Dan?</s>DAN SIMON, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, hi, Alisyn. This represents the newest phases in terms of the investigation. Ultimately to determine what caused that ship to catch fire and whether anybody should be held responsible. Now it's important to remember that the boat, the "Conception," passed all of its recent Coast Guard inspections, but questions have arisen in terms of some of the safety aspects of the boat, including the fire suppression system, as well as the escape hatch, was it visible, was it easy to maneuver. There were also questions about whether or not there was a roving watchman on duty that night, which is required by the Coast Guard. Now, Alisyn, in terms of the number of people who died, 34, it's believed that all of them died as a result of smoke inhalation and not burns. And because they're so confident of that, it appears that no autopsies will be performed. And, finally, in terms of the overall salvage operation, it was suspended because of weather. It's believed that the operations will resume probably sometime on Tuesday. But, again, these search warrants carried out at the parent company, Truth Aquatics. A lot of different things were taken, including boxes. We don't know exactly what evidence they're looking for, but, obviously, opens up a new phase in this investigation. John, we'll send it back to you.</s>BERMAN: All right, Dan, thanks very much for that. We're going to stay on this story. All right, "The Good Stuff" is next.
Search Warrants in Deadly Fire Accident.