the most dangerous where it is, who is covering the wanted starts june 29th on dw, the . this is dw news live from berlin, rescue as white in their search for us submersible with 5 people and missing in the north atlantic. the u. s. coast guard says there is no less than 2 days of oxygen. left. contact was lost. while the submersible chick, tourists are run. the risk of the titanic also on the program,

at least for is really, is, has been shot until it's near a jewish settlement in the occupied westbank, a day after palestinians were killed. and then there's really rage on a refuge account. and the son of the us president agrees to plead guilty to tax crimes hunter biden's deal means he'll probably avoid being prosecuted over a separate gun charge the handle. welcome to the program. rescuers are racing to find a missing submersible with 5 people on board. and the north atlantic, the u. s. coast guard said that a few hours ago that a few that the passengers have about 40 hours of oxygen left is feared the craft, which was taking tourists to the wreck of the titanic. could be almost for columbus

cars under water, off the coast of canada. aircraft using sooner have been trying to pinpoint is location. and a submarine team is hoping to attempt to rescue the submersible was carrying 4 tourists on a pilot. the coast guard says time is running out for those on board the dock c, bed of the north atlantic, the wall to re grave of the ill fated type tonic. this is what passages of the titan sub. well hoping to see off the setting off for the expedition on sunday. the vessel must contact within hours. rescue is have searched an area of a hawk, the size of belgium. but time is running out. our crews are working around the clock to ensure that we are doing everything possible to locate the titan and the 5 crew members. yesterday, we set up a unified command. this is

a complex search effort, which requires multiple agencies with subject matter expertise in specialized equipment. the sub is thought to having the oxygen to last until thursday morning, local time. but despite the multi operational search experts, a fall from optimistic, it can be found in time. honestly, it's finding a needle in a haystack. so 1st, you know, when you bought both the surface, we can use a gps, we can use radar, we can use radio. there is nothing like that, but we can use uh below the seat as we saw some of the chandelier ceo of the to operate to 1000 stopped and rush slightly different is one of those on board windows as well as british explorer. hey, ms. harding to to,

to range maybe die the call on re nodule. a, a businessman, shes are the dogwood and his son solely, man. so for some perspective not, let's talk to bridge hendrix, he's founder and president of life guard systems, a company that provides training for maritime rescue operations. thanks so much, much for joining us. page 9 through us canadian and even french vessels involved in this mission, who's actually in charge and what are the biggest challenges? you know, i would think that it would be the canadians that would be in charge. be good, is this there water? or is there part of the ocean? but most likely, the canadians are working very closely with the americans to french. and i believe some british and being in charge is more of a combined effort when you reach something like that. that they're not arguing over

who's in charge. they're discussing how to make this happen. yeah, of course i'm, maybe not. you can talk us through what actually happens in a search like this. well, 1st of all, you begin by the kinds of good that we need. we need a military comes in the coast guard comes in, they're looking for as much information as they could get. so they would have started looking at the conference and the weather pad, or most likely 24 hours before the vessel was ever put in the water. then they would be back tracking from there to find out what courage were doing. what kind of environmental effects would have had on this submersible? they've got to figure out how to where it might have gone. should they need to know how the currents are moving? what direction, and what speed are they moving out? and then they would be going for, they're looking for any type of debris or any of any type of

beacon to a single system, a transponder that the unit should have been able to deployed when it refers became in trouble or file that it was having difficulties there's no such thing. so they, they have to start from scratch, what? so after they've done all of that research, what would a rescue operation involve? what's the procedure? the procedure would be to begin with surface operations because that is the easiest thing to get going and they did. they brought in the aircraft that aircraft were searching within hundreds of square miles for surface objects. again, the unit itself, the submersible or debris from it. those pilots, those programs are trained to be able to find a human being in the water. goodbye. have a pilot. we're going to water, they'll find the pilot. so something is largest, $21.00 foot by 9 foot is

a pretty big object for them to find. and they're able to cover hundreds of square miles when a day it's meticulously. next thing would be to start looking at, again the current, where could the unit possibly have traveled if it became disabled, but did not go to the bottom. and they'd be tracking the current, they'd be tracking the path, and it could be that it went north a 100 miles west, 50 miles south of 200 miles dealt figure that out. they had the equipment to do that. and what about the people on board? is there any way for them to improve their chances of survival? the only thing that those individuals could do based on the way the information i have on that submersible is to relax, bridge very slowly, try to keep the anger cont, showings, fear down,

and try to conserve the amount of oxygen that they do have the difficulty with that is going to be, as we have discovered, the 96 hour window was never really tested. it was a mathematical question. it was never tested to see did it last, the war and disputed the submersible has never been under the water for more than 10 hours. before as to the best of my knowledge, has its hendrick of life. god systems, thanks so much for all of your insights. thank you. israel's military says palestinian gunmen shot and killed for his release and wounded several others near a jewish settlement in the west bank on tuesday. the sealants where the laser themselves shot to death. the killings followed a big is really rate into a palestinian refugee camp on monday in which 6 palestinians were killed. fears are

growing that the violence will spiral further. the bodies lying covered a gas station turned into a crime scene. to palestinians are suspected of carrying out the deadly shooting near the is rarely settlement of eli, israel's national security minister called for a dramatic escalation of tactics. yeah. mind that's it. let me the time has come for a military operation in the west bank to return to the targeted assassinations from the sky demolish buildings. that's the put up barriers 6 bel terrorist and past the death penalty law for tower risk. sick, he asked me obviously shoot the cook on some of it. let me probably a man hunt followed the attack. one of the suspects was reportedly shot to death after hailing this taxi, trying to flee. the driver was also injured. the suspects body was paraded through the streets by an emotional crowd. the

palestinian militant group from us cleaning the attack was a response to it is really military rate. on monday, in the west bank city of jeanine, which led to clashes, killing 6 palestinians. the us ambassador, it is real, said he was deeply concerned about the depths of the past 2 days on both sides of the conflict or dw is jerusalem, corresponded. rebecca richard has told us more about the latest incident at around or just a little after 4 pm local time. we started hearing that it was an attack on the way in the occupied westbank. we then lunch that to palestinian gunmen have, we're had shot and we're shooting in that is really settlements. eli in the occupied westbank is about 60 kilometers north of where i am in jerusalem between romano and the novelist of the city in the north. we then learned from emergency services, they confirmed pretty quickly often was it full people had been killed in that

attack and were 4 of the people that are injured. one's in a serious condition now whole being taken to hospital. now the 2 government involved in the attack, one was killed at the same bye as stand as that. a bystander in fact, who, who was armed and shot at the asylums, the other one managed to escape. and then a chase ensued and admitted tray did later find him and he was also killed. now they have been identified is a mass affiliated that the palestinian militant group home. us must have been directly said that they coordinated this attack, but they have prize the attack and that has also been consumed by the is randy military. so that's what we know about the attack. we know that as you mentioned, a car that comes after a very serious, a deadly ray that was hours long yesterday in another occupied westbank see to give to name yesterday that took place and the law spoke sized and said that this was a retaliation of that attack, among other things, we don't exactly know,

it won't be as ready, response will be at this stage, but an attack of this severity, it is likely to be a fairly swift and strong response that was dw is rebecca richards in jerusalem. let's take a look that some more stories making headlines around the world, or at least 41 women have died in a prison, riot, and hunger as police say, most of the victims burned to death as clashes pro. okay. between rival games is not clear whether they were all inmates at the facility north of the capitol. thousands of colombians took to the streets to protest against a raft of health system and pension reforms. proposed by less just president gustavo petro. demonstrators also demanded that patch will respond to allegations of corruption during the presidential election campaign. the son of us president joe biden has agreed to plead guilty in a tax case and is expected to admit it legally possessing

a gun. hunter biden has reached a deal with us, prosecutors to plead guilty to charges that he failed to pay federal income taxes. he would then avoid being prosecuted for a separate gun charge and avoid jail time. a federal judge must not approve the agreement but what did these charges mean for hunter biden's father? the president was an election next year. we have dw washington correspondent, mikaela christner as well. this can go 2 ways and there has been a statement coming out to the white house, basically only saying that the president on the 1st day, the support and love the son. and they will support him and rebuilding his life, and that there would be no further comment. and, but there has been lot more comments on the republican side, alleging that this was the son of a presence getting soft treatment. i can only con stress enough that this is by actually a trump of pointed to a republican leading potentially towards an but it's dividing can now point to the

judicial system and say, look, my own son is also guessing prosecuted to him. of course, continuing to stress that he wants to re establish the independence of the department of justice in light of the trump trial that is expected in it to go ahead in miami. now that is into those secret documents that we now have a trial date for the 14th of august so that we do expect that to be for us phoned. but whatever the legal process, this is on material of food, what could amount to? yes, another. so down and between donald trump and joe biden, as we head into those primaries, which will determine who will become the candidates on either side to run in 2024. here's a reminder of our top story. the u. s. coast guard says, i'm missing submersible with 5 people on board has less than 2 days of oxygen. left . rescue as are widening their search for the mini submarine which last contact on

sunday on admission to visit the wreckage of the titanic. and the son of us president joe biden has agreed to plead guilty to, failing to pay federal income taxes if approve the deal will allow him to avoid prosecution over a separate got charge that's your world news uptake for not up next. the dw documentary on the never ending story of us, the best of you can get your news. 247 on our website, the dw, don't com. and on social media, our honda is at dw news. thanks for watching the doors towards the scoring we say they were about never giving up.