BILL HEMMER, CNN ANCHOR: Want to first go to Matthew Chance. Matthew Chance has been in Aden, in Yemen, ever since the USS Cole disaster occurred last Thursday. Let's pick thing up with Matthew now. There is developing news at this time. Matthew, what do you have?</s>MATTHEW CHANCE, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Thanks, Bill. Well, the latest we have on the ongoing investigation and recovery efforts here into the apparent attack on the USS Cole is that defense officials, Navy officials tell us they have recovered a further seven bodies from the wreckage in the last few hours. Two of them are a part of the dead people that have already been identified, another five are still missing as we speak right now. Defense officials say that Navy divers and cutting teams have been working down from the deck trying to -- in very dark, very dangerous conditions, trying to get those remains out finally. Very slow process. Another five people still missing. On the investigation itself, today is the first day of a joint investigation between the U.S. and Yemeni authorities. The U.S. Defense officials say they are taking on more of the forensic side of the investigation. Yemeni is more the human context. Both sides though say they are determined to get to the bottom of what happened to the USS Cole, and find out whoever was responsible and bring them to justice -- Bill.</s>HEMMER: All right, Matthew, Matthew Chance live there is Aden, by telephone now for the latest on what is happening.
USS Cole Disasters: Navy Officials Claim Recovery of a Further Seven Bodies from Wreckage