and who is covering the wanted stats june 29th on the w. the state of the news line from berlin. tragedy in the north atlantic, all 5 people on board, the titans, submersible, or dead. the vessel suffered a catastrophic implosion near the historic, titanic, rec. we talked to a survivor of an accident at the shipwreck signed for his unique view on this incident, also on the program. desperately seeking skilled workers for decades. germany has

had tough immigration roles, but no massive labor shortages are forcing the government to change courts. while at the same time the far right anti immigration, f. d party, enjoys as search of support in germany, achieving highest approval ratings ever the welcome to the show. the u. s. coast guard says an investigation is underway to find out why the submersible used to visit the wreck of the titanic imploded. all 5 people on board were killed and the incident authorities, a pieces of the vessel have been found on the ocean floor, around 500 meters from the titanic experts had re safety concerns about the stop before and embarked on the journey of the after days of age in

searching, rescue if it's for the titan, took a grim to the u. s. coast guard. 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 hail count of the titans of nurse of all approximately 1600 feet from the valve of guitar. atlantic on the seat extreme crecia 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 in society 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 british and business tycoon and his son rescue his couldn't consume with

the bodies of those code could be recovered. so this is a incredibly unforgiving environment down there on the sea floor. uh and uh, the debris is consistent with a catastrophic uh, implosion of the vessel. and so i will continue to work and continue to uh, search uh the area down there. but uh, i don't have an answer for a prospect at this time and would have brought the thoughts. we keep searching for clues about what happened to the tyson. it's remains now lying alongside the rick, it's fish out to explore on the atlantic ocean floor. germany's parliament has passed new immigration reforms that wouldn't make it easier for skilled workers to come from abroad to work. here. experts and germany has a massive shortage of skilled workers and need hundreds of thousands more each year

to fill the gaps. the new law eases the requirements workers currently need to meets to migrate to germany. it also makes it easier for workers to bring their families and to apply for long term residents. here the w correspondent, benjamin abra gruber was out the german parliament as the vote took place and he sent us the suspect of the german government is praising this bill that passed the german parliament is one of the most modern is skilled work uh bills in the world, but the position is still casting down saying that many of the things still need to be addressed. they talk about the lack of digital infrastructure and also that more personnel will be needed in the consulates to take care of this influx, a visa applications. the 3 possibilities, what germany is trying to do now with this possibility is to make it easy, a full skilled workers to come to the country, 2000000 jobs. that's the gap that still needs to be filled over the next years. and therefore, in something that driven into administer nancy fees are also said, well,

addressing the link is, is that the slack that the shortage of skills work is, is $1.00 of the biggest breaks when it comes to economic growth. in germany, details you'll need to be planned, but the biggest step now after passing is that the german paul them into the bonus stock already as old as benjamin alvarez reporting there. and this vote to ease immigration comes as a new poll, a voters injure may show support for the fluoride anti immigration. if the party has reached its highest ever level. the survey found that 19 percent of voters would pick the a if the, if elections were held this week, that would make them the 2nd strongest party in germany, 2 percentage points ahead of the social democrats of current cancer off shots. the party who came out best in the port with a 29 percent share of the vote, or the conservative cd you who are currently in opposition. the w as political

correspondent, julia fidelity. as more it's shown by research and facts that migration is the number one topic for the a 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 and the influx of many ukrainian refugees was 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 a if the party edit starts a right after the big numbers of refugees coming to germany from syria. so this is definitely a topic that brings a if the up in the polls or writes grooves in greece or calling for an

urgent investigation into the countries coast guards conduct following the sinking of a migrant ship. last week. as many as 700 people are feared to have been on board the vessel when it went down around 100 rescued and 80 bodies recovered relatives and loved ones. of those who perished are still looking for answers. it will be as much time not insure instruments report kilometer in the southern phillip is now getting ready for the peak holiday season. a week ago, the town became the center of rescue efforts to one of the deadliest shipwrecks in the history of chris. today almost everyone has left outside the port authority. we meet must mood and his friend. the egyptian man came from germany, searching for his brother, a mining system at me. a family member called me hold on your brothers, dad. i said, because it was of yes, it was not ship and i think he's dead. i asked what happened to be,

but he wasn't by himself with you. there were many people from our village with him . i stayed home for 2 days with them in germany. i did everything i coding and listed on time. it was broken, done. i just couldn't such day. so i came here and so i've been under been here for the past 5 days. started. his brother boarded the ship and libya together with 11 others from his village. all of them are missing. lockwood says that very little information is being given to family members. up to 750 people are believed to happen on this former fishing vessel. that's a course for italy alleged people, smugglers in greece and abroad have already been arrested. felony postcards, roland. all of this will have to be looked at as well. there are many questions trolling around the official report of what actually happened that day. most series of all or allegations, the greek or forties failed to act in time,

was the ship able to maneuver in the last hours before it sank. didn't attempt to buy the coast guard to tow it result in a cap sizing one week after these questions still remain unanswered. we reached out to the coast guard for clarification. our interview request was denied. the greek authorities appear to try to control what is being reported. so to hear if all across our camp close to athens, where the survivors happen from the time of filming, many of them had completed their registration process and were able to exit the facility. we were told by the authorities that asylum seekers we recommended not to come out and talk to press by phone. we managed to get in touch with ali survivor from combined a syria. ma'am. we spent 5 days on the ship, special a lot on the 6th day during the night. we were told by another ship all and then we capsized oh,

hello. push to ground level and about 30 minutes later because god came to rescue asperger condo has them or they've got a new number. them with little evidence available, it's difficult to establish what exactly happened. and you say they do not want to rely on the investigation by the greek authorities along the spitting manual makeup at doing that. but we're demanding that this time the justice system properly investigate and find who is responsible. you know, if i money touring, should be established and that should come from a difference and independence institution that the spectacle will not approach it double. gotcha, and excited. they don't let me send you more. deb hughes without transparency campaigners for your disasters like this will only keep happening with many more dying, etc. returning to our top story, we can now speak to mike again, he's a scientist and journalist 23 years ago. he made history as a 1st correspondent to report from the wreck of the titanic during a dive in

a similar vessel to the titan. welcome to the w, mr. gan. like many others you how that hope for a rescue of the tight and can you share your thoughts today or yes, absolutely. you know, it was not the outcome we wanted, but it was the outcome that was consistent with the evidence right from the get go . nicole, it was clear to me just from the evidence. we don't have time to get into the details that they, they had suffered a catastrophic loss. here's the thing. i went down in the titanic, i got stuck for more than 30 minutes. seemed like an eternity. and i was just so worried that these poor souls were having to suffer a long and hard death. the one consolation to one consolation is, think about this. they were only one minute, one hour and 40 some minutes into their dive. so they were excited, they were about to get to the bottom, they didn't quite make it to the bottom. and then this is catastrophic compression event happened. and it, they didn't even know what hit them. so as i think about it,

i just so thankful that they didn't have to suffer a long, cold, painful death. it was instantaneous. they weren't even aware of it. yeah. and this must be heading very close to home for you having experience something come up there. yeah, so yes, absolutely, because when we got stuck in the propeller of the titanic and i was in a russian vessel that was originally designed for scientific research. so it was a very serious special design for very serious purpose as opposed to titan, which was designed for tourism. but my submarine is a 3 man sub it was me, a diving buddy and a pilot. we got caught in the blaze of the propeller of the titanic because of a fast underwater moving current that just drove us in there. and it was really because of the skill of our pilot. he was a former russian dig pilot, a person used to dealing with life and death and you know, keeping his cool under pressure that i'm here talking to you today because when you're down there 2 and a half miles below the surface of the atlantic ocean,

you can't call a towing service like you can if your car is stuck in the mud to pull you out. if it hadn't been for victor, my pilot, i would not have survived it. i would have joined the other people who were down there, lost their lives and the titanic and forever for that i am forever grateful. what are the lessons that we can, we can draw from this terrible tragedy to things nicole that i took away from my own experience. number one, the ocean is a very dangerous place. it's not a playground. okay, so this notion of tourism needs to take into consideration the danger of the ocean when i, the night before i drove, i looked out over the north atlantic, the last thing the people who died in the titanic. so i wanted to see it with my own eyes. it's a restless beast, just waiting for you to make one mistake. it will swallow you up, you'll never be seen again. and 2nd, this is not just the sight for of shipwreck. this is where more than a 1000 men, women, and children breed their last. this is their final resting place. it's a great side, it's sacred ground. so if we're going to continue with this tourism,

i really urge people to take those 2 things into consideration. the sheer danger of it. this is not a joy ride. there's a not a disney land destination and the sacredness of this site. we shouldn't trespass it slightly. i assigned to some journalist michael again, thank you so much for your view and for sharing your story with us. thank and call us the news, but stay to for our business. awesome. see you at the top of the next hour by the people in trucks insured when trying to see the city center more and more refugees are being turned away. the families for these correct only demonstrators.