the see the world as he's never seen before, the dr. know to dw talking entry. the . this is the, the news line from the all 5 people on both the missing tights and supplements. simple audit. u. s. navy says the vessel appears to have been destroyed in a quote, catastrophic implosion. you're the wreck of that time. also coming, desperately seeking skills work for decades. immigration to germany was tough,

but today mass of stuff. so it's just a forcing the government to change the little while. at the same time the far right, i'm seeing the gratian a of the policy enjoys the search of supports in germany, achieving its highest approval ratings ever. the . i'm gonna have both is welcome to the program. the us co scott says an investigation is underway into find out why the sup, most people used to visit the wreck of the titanic, imploded. all 5 people on board were killed and the incident authorities say pieces of the vessel have been found on the ocean floor, around 500 meters from the titanic critics hydrate. safety concerns about the stop before it embarked on its journey after days of

age and the searching rescue, if it's for the titan, took a grim to the waist caused scott, along with canadian british and french teams scale with 20000 square kilometers. they're expensive search. i'm covering pieces of the sub gas it on the ocean floor . and the r o v are remote operated vehicle. from the vessel horizon, our tech discovered this house, cone of the titans of nurse, of all, approximately 1600 feet from the valve of guitar. atlantic on extreme prussia appears to have crushed the 6 and a half minutes of vsl killing. the 5 main on board included the pilot who was also the c e o of the company leading the petition ocean gate.

the company was on its 3rd trip to explore the titanic despite the various safety concerns about its expeditions to the deep sea rate. it's just, it's just for tragic and a terrific and it's unnecessary. and by the way, it's not lost on me is somebody who's studied the, the meaning of titanic it's, it's greater meaning to us, you know, historically and societally, that it's about warnings that were ignored. that ships line at the bottom of the ocean, not because of the nature of its steel or the nature of its compartments. but just because of bad seamanship, the company released a statement, expressing condolences for the families of those killed. the passengers included a french submarine expected, a british billionaire and pakistani burgess and business tycoon and his son rescue his couldn't consume with the bodies of those killed could be recovered. so

this is a incredibly unforgiving environment down there on the sea floor. i and the debris is consistent with a catastrophic implosion of the vessel. and so we'll continue to work and continue to search the area down there. but i don't have an answer for a prospect at this time. underwater, broad fonts, we keep searching for clues about what happened to the tyson. its remains now lying alongside the reach its fish out to explore on the atlantic ocean floor and the i'll simon book. so a senior electra in oceanography about potential reasons for this accident. there are a number of reasons why it would have been polluted. it would be a weakness in the whole structure somewhere, whether it's the main whole, it's the same structure,

whether it's in this of the block. this reflects heat loss, ends. we will, we will probably know when they recover the various components. but until they do that, it remains suppositions the water failed. all we do know is that something failed within the whole structure and that cause this implosion. now as we have the u. s. navy say that actually detected the sound that was like an implosion a back on sunday. why do you think we're only finding this out now? are they as far as what was done? they did release that information to the us because got agency and so the canadian coast guard and in the same way as they sort of ended up chasing this so. so looking sound that we're still not to be nothing. i think they took it on board but . ready couldn't pinpoint it to hear and they couldn't pinpoint it as being the sound of an implosion fully knew was it was a lot sound. the oceans of, for the last sounds. what it does to is it 10 points, the points at which the, the, the types and included about was as it was communication. but to be fair with us,

navy knew that listing stations are designed to pick up competitors from submarines and things like that. um i misplaced it would be very difficult to pinpoint only with those reports. now the danger is having them. you then stop the search and rescue. and if they've made a mistake, and then that could have proven faith that they've been alive, someone to see for. so i think it's the right approach to take, you know, it was portion saying that this could be any place in the look and say, we can prove otherwise. let's get moving with this. and of course it was any, once they got the deep sea or these assigned, so they could serve in the area and discover that yeah, indeed, it had employed that was the wreckage or rather deputy on the see full. do you think that's the search and operation was conducted as well as it possibly could? i think is being absolutely amazing. i don't think one consulted. i think the amount of equipment was bought into the air is shot short notice for so far the

gold and the rice of equipment such as how well the international community comes together to serve instance. so yeah i, i think the search i me of engine outcome was what we wanted. but i think one couldn't criticize a tool that was involved with this search. wouldn't it be safe to have some kind of emergency rescue system installed on these vehicles or have a company being a being accompanied by a remote submersible. so something the problem is you still want to get to the for safety and say to him, safety. now in this case, they were a safety mechanisms that could uh, texas and ballast, which would make it flow to the surface. and that was fairly straightforward. they didn't rely on compressed electronics. it did have this space simple communication system is the radio can cause radios gps loose those things on the water. but it did have this acoustic link to the surface of the end of the day. nothing would

have prevented any sort of different outcome if the thing had imploded as it has. so how can i reveal on site? it doesn't help and if anything changes the, the owner of the nice of us will end up liking and you end up uh, causing the problem the 1st place. so no, i think it is a limit to how many safety measures do you guys or do you put passions on every commercial landline to you? the list goes on and i think there's a limit to them to do. and i think there is a question that's about safety. there's a question about about the safety of this particular vessel. and that will come through, i think in the next few minutes. but i, i, i think it becomes impossible to then have a, an hour long. so either must be the ship as well, some and also have seen electra at the national center. no goofy center university of south hampton. you. okay, thank you very much. thank you. all right, so we'll look at some of the other stories making headlines today. india as prime

and as sentimental moti as giving a speech to the us congress where he haled the relationship between the world's 2 largest democracies. moody also addressed the joint press conference alongside us presidential biden, but he faced questions over his governments. human rights record. i might have muslim worship as have begun to circle the call by and make up the head of the official styles of the annual hodge pilgrimage on monday. the cob bies, the holy assigned, and as i'm standing up the central make has gone most. this is pilgrimage is expected to be the biggest in 3 years. emergency serves the same old and 220 migraines on 4 separate books were rest to us in the spain's canary islands. on thursday, it came a day off to migrant charities. said the 5th, at least 30 people had died off to the boat, sank on the same roots. jeremy's parliament has pos,

new immigration laws that bullets make it easier for skilled workers to come from the bullets to work. experts say germany has a massive shortage of skilled workers and needs hundreds of thousands more each year. to fill the gaps, the new law eases the requirements. workers kindly need to meet to migrate to germany. it also makes it easier for workers to bring the families and to apply for long term residents, dw correspondents, benjamin of ours group. it was as the german parliament as the vote took place. and he told me more about the discussions that it's according to the government that presented this law. and this bill that was already passed here and they boned to stock it. the shortage of skills work is, is one of the biggest breaks when it comes to economic growth in germany. that's what german into administer. nancy feeds us said when she spoke to lawmakers. she also gave a statement to the press alongside with their colleagues from the labor ministry and pulled back to sided. what they want to do is make it easier for skilled

workers from outside of the european union, and to come to this country, 2000000 people. that's the number of jobs that germany needs to fill over the next a g is and they said that the one to make it less bureaucratic. that's something that is very important. and one of the big difficulties of many of those skills work is half when they come to germany is that the university degree needs to be recognized in germany. this new bill will also change that. meaning that if the bill is recognized in another country and the have for the experience, this will make it easier for them to then come here to jeremy. but of course, i'm many details that are still open and a position says this law is not going if far enough to actually be able to close this gap. so how well can we really expect this a lot to work then? so many things, there's still need to address critics of saying that, for example, the bureaucracy still needs to be reduced. digital infrastructure in germany is

a big issue and of course, and also the consul as they will get this influx of these applications, also need more stuff. and one of the lawmakers also said that alone only in the city of frankfort of the german city of frankfort, they have $15000.00 visa applications, still waiting to be process. so that needs to be additional pass. and now they taking care of that. and because if there is, for example, in a textbook from india, from bangladesh, who wants to come to germany, 1st of all, they are the language barriers in germany, when weather with other languages, it will be easier to go to a spanish or to an english speaking country and then if the bureaucracy already takes so long and that's something that still needs to address, of course he or she will try to find other options. but there are 3 different options on the table to make it easier to make it less bureaucratic. the german government cold is a big day, but as i just said, critics is still said that there are other things that still need to be addressed because it's good to have moved visa applications. but if they need months,

if they're a back locked in and the different departments to even address this and works with this, these application, of course that's also still a big problem that needs to be addressed. this benjamin of ours group with the following. that story for us. thank you. benjamin or this votes. so ease immigration comes as a new polar focus in germany. show support for the fall, right? anti immigration, a, if the policy has reached its highest level, the survey felt at 19 percent of focus would pick 50. if collections would to be held this week, that would make them the 2nd strong. this policy in germany to those 2 percentage points ahead of social democrats, of current jobs that will have shorts. the positive came of best in the poll with a 29 percent share of vote. with a conservative cd you who are currently in opposition to w as political correspondence, julia saw them as well. it's shown by research. in fact that migration is the

number one topic for the if the party it is a topic that a mobilizes a. if the voters and engage and if the voters and we have seen the topic in the news, for example, just as we've heard because of this reform being brought forward by the government . but also we've seen headlines about how local authorities in germany are struggling with welcoming the influx of many ukrainian refugees who have been fleeting the war. but also there has been a lot of talk about a reform of the asylum rules at e u level. and also within germany, and we had already see a seen the emergence of the if the party at it starts right after the big numbers of refugees coming to germany from syria. so this is definitely a topic that brings a se up in the polls are coming up in a dw news i as a fox dani talk soon and is still cited voyage to the bid time time. and we'll hear

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