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rescue. and overnight, what we learned about the people inside that sub, the new one on one with former president trump after his federal indictment, trump offering an explanation for the secret document that he was allegedly showing to people at his golf club. and the reason he says he did not return boxes of classified documents. the mystery surrounding the deaths of two americans at a luxury resort in mexico. what resort employees are now saying? and the new allegation about carbon monoxide detectors at the property caught on camera the moment a plane door flies open in the middle of the flight cricket invasion, the insects taking over parts of the west, covering buildings, clogging roads. what's being done to control them? and later, stealing the show. the toddler blamed for interrupting this soccer match, swiping equipment and taking off. new york, this is america this morning. good tuesday morning,

everyone. i'm andrew dymburt. happy tuesday. i'm rhiannon ally. we want to begin this morning with that urgent search in the north atlantic for a missing sub carrying tourists to view the wreckage of the titanic . that wreckage is more than two miles below the surface. the sub lost contact with its anchor ship sunday, about 900 miles from cape cod. time is of the essence because the crew, as of sunday, may have only had about 96 hours of oxygen left. a rescue effort could be a major challenge. here's abc's lionel moise. overnight officials continued the search for the missing submersible that lost contact on a journey to explore the titanic wreckage on the ocean floor. nearly 13,000ft below the surface. the fact is, you're looking for something the size of a minivan in the bottom of the north atlantic. so it's hard to say, but they certainly have a challenge ahead of them. five people were aboard the vessel operated by oceangate expeditions, including a british civilian and billionaire james harding. the company recently

began offering tourists the chance to travel with scientists to the wreckage for a price of about $250,000. this is a rare opportunity for you to explore titanic as an actual member of the expedition crew. a ship left newfoundland friday, bringing the submersible to begin that journey to the titanic wreckage sunday morning. but officials say an hour and a half into the dive, the ship lost contact with the submersible and alerted the coast guard. we're working very closely at this point to make sure that we're doing everything that we can do to locate the submersible and rescue those on board. it's unclear what went wrong. oceangate released a statement saying, we are deeply grateful for their urgent and extensive assistance we are receiving from multiple government agencies and deep sea companies as we seek to reestablish contact with the submersible, oceangate says. a crew of five has enough oxygen to survive for 96 hours. that

would be until approximately thursday, experts say if they're alive on the ocean floor, the crew would be asked to sleep as much as possible. slow down their breathing, remain as calm as possible, condition is on the ocean floor, are challenging to say the least. you are looking at pressure. that's 400 times what it is on the surface of the earth. so everything's just trying to crush whatever is down there to begin with. and that's nothing to say about all the hazards at the bottom. the submersible is supposed to be able to float to the surface. if there's an issue, there is a mechanism whereby you can release weight and this thing can float to the surface. so i'm just hoping that that works. another challenge, there's no gps. the submersible is guided from the ship above by using text messages and a rescue would be difficult even for the military. even the rescue submarines that we made for our war fighting submarines aren't designed to go that deep because

if one of our war fighting submarines were to go, that deep, there would be no survivors. the us and canadian coast guards have been coordinating with the search and flights will also resume this morning. now, another option discussed would be trying to pull it up with a claw attached to a ship. but one expert described that as trying to get a toy with a claw out of an arcade machine. rhiannon andrew . all right, lionel, thank you for that. the clock is ticking. pakistani business man and his son are also on board the sub. according to a family statement , more violent storms have spawned tornadoes along the gulf coast. at least 100 buildings were damaged or destroyed in moss point, mississippi, and eight people were briefly trapped in a local bank. farther east, several tornadoes were reported, including this one that moved through miramar beach, florida. and new video shows the damage from a tornado sunday in jasper county, mississippi, where at least one person was killed. meanwhile tropical storm bret is gaining strength and could threaten puerto rico as a hurricane this weekend. it's the earliest that

such a storm has been this far east in the atlantic, possibly because the water is up to five degrees above average. we'll check the forecast just a few moments in a new interview, former president trump is shedding new light on that federal indictment in the classified documents case. he spoke to fox news about a key piece of evidence in the case, and he offered an explanation. abc's ike ejiochi is here now with the details. ike good morning. good morning, ryan. and trump is now responding to claims aut a recording in which sources say he can be heard showing off secret government information on this morning, former president trump is addressing a key piece of evidence in the federal indictment stemming from his handling of classified documents ready you were recorded. wasn't a document. i had lots of paper. i had copies of newspaper articles. prosecutors say trump is heard on audio showing what he called secret information to people at his new jersey golf club in 2021 and acknowledged that the document was classified and highly confidential. all but in a new interview with fox

news, trump says he was not referring to an actual document on that recording. i didn't have a document per se. there was nothing to declassify. these were newspaper stories, magazine stories, and articles. trump has pleaded not guilty to 37 federal charges, including conspiracy and obstruction. prosecutors accused him of illegally keeping classified documents at his florida resort. trump now says he had personal items mixed in with those documents, which is why he says he did not comply with the subpoena to return the records, golf shirts, clothing, pants, shoes. trump also talking about his campaign, saying he wants to be less combative if he gets a second term. but he also intensified his feud with his former attorney general, bill bar after bar blasted trump this past sunday. you know, it was like a nine year old defiant nine year old kid who's always pushing the glass toward the edge of the table, defying his parents to stop him from doing it. bill bar, who's, you know, a coward bill bar was a coward. bill bar didn't do what he was supposed to do. i fired him and

he has great hatred. meanwhile, in a separate development, new details from the january 6th investigation. the washington post reports the justice department delayed plans to investigate trump's role in the january 6th attack by 15 months out of concern that the justice department would look to partizan andrew ike, thank you. secretary of state antony blinken is reporting progress after wrapping up a crucial visit to china. he met with china's president and both sides agreed to stabilize relations. although they remain far apart on taiwan and other key issues, blinken appeared ready to move beyond the chinese spy balloon incident, saying that chapter should be closed. the meetings that we had, i thought, were very candid, very in-depth, and in places as constructive. and in other places. we have have a lot more work to do. there was no deal on restore publishing, military communications with china. russian troops are now being blamed for a massive

explosion in eastern ukraine, reported caused by a tank packed with explosives. a military blogger says the tank was headed to ukrainian positions on autopilot, but it struck a mine. and ukrainian troops blew it up with a rocket propelled grenade. meanwhile, the ukrainians claim they have now retaken eight villages during their counteroffensive. we turn now to the american west and the crickets taking over buildings, roads and everything in their path and in some cases becoming more than just a nuisance. millions of flightless insects known as mormon crickets have now descended on swaths of nevada to take over homes in the city of elko, nevada, blanketing roads. even the local hospital. some homeowners are using vacuums and power washers to clear out the crickets, killing the two inch long, plump crickets can lead to a smell described as burning flesh. the sheer quantity of insects on the streets now forcing the nevada department of transportation to use plows and warn of slick

roads due to the squashed bugs. it's almost like an oil slick. it i actually see at this intersection was coming home and as i came around the corner i came around a little too fast and it i about ended up in the in the ditch full of water. it was pretty intense outbreaks of mormon crickets have been recorded throughout history across the west, in nevada, idaho, utah, montana and oregon, causing widespread damage to crops and other vegetation. an experts say the crickets have a 4 to 6 year cycle and then go dormant. for people in elko, relief can't come soon enough. they just eat because they eat everything. anything in their path they'll eat, including each other. experts say the crickets could plague that region for years until they're brought back under control by predators. oh, yuck. it is time now for a look at your tuesday weather. morning. dangerous heat continues this afternoon across the south, especially texas,

where the accuweather real field temperatures could get up to 115 degrees. many of these folks don't have power from recent thunderstorms. speaking of which, more thunderstorms in the forecast today. and tonight. the gulf coast states going to get hit the hardest. we're also watching tropical storm bret out in the open atlantic making its way westward. it has winds of 40 miles an hour. it is expected to become a hurricane in the eastern caribbean this weekend. i'm accuweather meteorologist kevin corcoran. coming up city that's now the most unaffordable in the us and spoiler alert it's not new york. nope. but first, new clues surrounding the deaths of two americans at a luxury resort in mexico. what employees at that resort are now saying? and the wild video is a plane door flies open mid-flight

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started to feel dizzy and we came out. we went out of the room as soon as possible. all fernando valencia, sotelo says he and the other paramedic, his sister grisel, also fell ill after entering the resort and needed treatment at the hospital . and i was afraid for my for my partner because like my first thought in mind, it was like we're going to die. a website raising money for the paramedics medical bills, explains. the two were able to exit the room just in time before grisel collapsed to the ground. fernando was able to get himself and grisel back to their ambulance and administer oxygen to himself and to her employees. claim the resort has ignored signs of possible gas leaks and claimed carbon monoxide detectors were disabled and to stop their alarms from disturbing guests. a former night manager told the los angeles times they knew there were problems with gas leaks. everyone was aware of the

alarms and that the detectors were off the resort, responding, saying it's deeply troubled by the recent allegations and speculation, saying it's cooperating with the investigation as as for those two paramedics, they are recovering at home now after reporting symptoms as long as three days after being at that resort. at a shocking moment during a flight in brazil, a plane door opened mid-flight light. the plane was carrying 12 members of a band, one of them recorded this video. and you can see just how close they were to that door. only about a foot separated them. the pilots turned back and made an emergency landing. investigators are looking into what went wrong . coming up, the new study on aspirin and its effects on seniors. also ahead, concert chaos. the singer recovering after a fan threw a phone at her. and why this kind of behavior is becoming more common behavior is becoming more common at conce if we want a more viable future for our kids, we need to find more sustainable ways of doing things. america's plastic makers are investing billions of dollars in new technologies

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