Death Toll Rises From Chinese Cruise Ship Tragedy

China's state-run news outlet CCTV says the official death toll from the cruise ship that capsized on China's Yangtze River on Monday with 456 people on board has risen to 103. The large Eastern Star cruise ship was righted and pulled from the river on Friday, revealing the smashed upper decks of the vessel. While some passengers were pulled from the ship's hull on Tuesday, it is unlikely that any more survivors will be found. Fourteen people survived the wreck, including the ship's captain. The ship is believed to have hit unexpectedly bad weather when it capsized in the early hours of Monday. Many of those on board the boat were elderly tourists.