is your full name david william donald cameron? yes. name david william donald cameron?william donald cameron? yes. you were leader of the conservative party and leader of the opposition— conservative party and leader of the opposition from 2005 until 2010, when _ opposition from 2005 until 2010, when you — opposition from 2005 until 2010, when you became prime minister of the united — when you became prime minister of the united kingdom, leading a coalition— the united kingdom, leading a coalition government with the liberat— coalition government with the liberal democrats with nick clegg as a deputy— liberal democrats with nick clegg as a deputy prime minister, and george osborne _ a deputy prime minister, and george osborne as_ a deputy prime minister, and george osborne as your chancellor. yes. to put that— osborne as your chancellor. yes. to put that in— osborne as your chancellor. yes. to put that in context, you became prime _ put that in context, you became prime minister in the wake of the 2008 _ prime minister in the wake of the 2008 global financial crisis and

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mr cameron, - on? thank you very much. i am obliged. mr cameron, i'm - on?ved. you've made it clear in both your written evidence and your evidence _ both your written evidence and your evidence here today thatcher understood that pandemics were a very real— understood that pandemics were a very real threat. you may not have remembered the phrase clear and present— remembered the phrase clear and present danger but you would agree with me _ present danger but you would agree with me that as a tier1 race, it was _ with me that as a tier1 race, it was certainly something that was of immediate importance and potentially .rave immediate importance and potentially grave in— immediate importance and potentially grave in terms of risk? yes. we've also heard — grave in terms of risk? yes. we've also heard that _ grave in terms of risk? yes we've also heard that giffin pandemics have _ also heard that giffin pandemics have happened throughout history, it was a _ have happened throughout history, it was a matter of when and not if a pandemic— was a matter of when and

david cameron said his. god... david cameron said his band day government — god...avid cameron said his band l day government was concerned about the threat of a pandemic, 81 threat, and planning did take place but he seemed to regret that planning was too focused on a major flu outbreak. i think the feeling was not to ask more questions about asymptomatic transmission, highly infectious, what turned out to be the pandemic we had. and i think there are occasions who are reading these reports, you can see what there adequate follow—up? to some of the work? mr adequate follow-up? to some of the work? ~ ., ., ., , work? mr cameron told the inquiry the prime minister _ work? mr cameron told the inquiry the prime minister is _ work? mr cameron told the inquiry the prime minister is always in - the prime minister is always in charge of keeping the country safe and he clearly felt he had played his role. �* ., ., his role. but i would argue we did more than — his role. but i would argue we did more than many _ his role. but i would argue we did more than many to _ his role

are you aware, mr cameron, that these — are you aware, mr cameron, that these worst— are you aware, mrat a pandemic could affect 50% of the population, it could kill 2.5% of the _ the population, it could kill 2.5% of the population, and assuming a population— of the population, and assuming a population of around 65,000,02015, that would _ population of around 65,000,02015, that would equate to infecting 32.500 — that would equate to infecting 32,500 people and causing around 800 deaths _ 32,500 people and causing around 800 deaths. those figures remained in place. _ deaths. those figures remained in place. and — deaths. those figures remained in place, and indeed form the basis of the united — place, and indeed form the basis of the united kingdom influenza preparedness strategy the following year and _ preparedness strategy the following yearand remained in place preparedness strategy the following year and remained in place until covid-i9 — year and remained in place until covid—19 hit. year and remained in place until covid-19 hit.— covid-19 hit. they were never amended- — covid-1

filmmaker james cameron speaking out. you know, individuals, companies have managed to miss the lesson of titanic itself. what he says went wrong and what happens next . hunter biden, days after his controversial plea deal, attends a state dinner. as new details emerge from whistleblower who claim he got special treatment, even avoiding felony charges. a new step in the investigation into that toxic train derailment in ohio. the concerns raised by an engineer before the disaster for the race to reopen i-95 after that fiery bridge collapse in philadelphia. the special dryer from nascar that's helping crews rebuild forever, not young. the new median age in the us showing the aging of america. the state with the oldest population and the youngest and later, the history and the fashion at the nba draft. from abc news in new york. this is america. this morning. good friday morning, everyone. i'm andrew dymburt. good morning. i'm morgan norwood in for rhiannon. we begin with the tragedy in the atlantic. that catastrophic implos

mr cameron will also| any expert who was in on this, - including mr cameron will also admit they weret they were not — including mr cameron will also admit they were not there _ including mr cameron will also admit they were not there for— including mr cameron will also admit they were not there for the - including mr cameron will also admit they were not there for the design i they were not there for the design of the _ they were not there for the design of the sub, — they were not there for the design ofthe sub, the— they were not there for the design of the sub, the engineering - they were not there for the design of the sub, the engineering of- they were not there for the design of the sub, the engineering of the| of the sub, the engineering of the supper— of the sub, the engineering of the sunper the — of the sub, the engineering of the supper the building _ of the sub, the engineering of the supper the building of— of the sub, the engineering of the supper the building of the - of the sub, the engineering of the supper the building of the sub- of the sub, the engineering of the|

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>> let me say to that jim cameron, i've worked with the best and the brightest and jim cameron is far and above. probably the brightest person i've ever seen not only as an incredible explorer, but also as an ocean engineer. it is amazing. i understand what he is saying. it is not a totally new material. it is lightweight and supposed to be strong. it was the application a costly concern. many people said that i would never dive in that thing. i am not getting in that thing. sadly this had a very sad ending. >> i appreciate you being with us on such an awful end result here. thank you very much. obviously a lot of questions still to be answered in what is just the beginning of the investigation. >> before i let you go, i feel like over the course of the last 12 hours i've been watching report this out in real time. with the oceangate founder, the idea of don't speculate, let's wait until we get the data. the question is will there ever be data that can be or draw a definitive picture? what is your sense of this ongoing debate between those were trying to press you have to innovate and

thank you, cameron. cameron walker they're gown— cameron. cameron walker they're down or— cameron.soo— elected government. he's sopposoo ro— elected government. he's supposed to be neutral. it will embarrass his— supposed to be neutral. it will embarrass his father. plus, vosporoov.— embarrass his father. plus, vosooroov. po— embarrass his father. plus, yesterday, he used very intemperate language about paul burrell. and it was actually a poor— burrell. and it was actually a poor rooor— burrell. and it was actually a four letter word. _ burrell. and it was actually a four letter word. he- ”rtt. and it was actually a four letter word. he used. so opp— four letter word. he used. so one ps— four letter word. he used. so one is o— four letter word. he used. so one rs o gov— four letter word. he used. so this is a guy that's- four letter word. he used. so this is a guy that's not- four letter word. he used. so this is a guy that's not in a good place mentally, isn't he? how do you think that's going to pnrpponoo— how do you think that's going to influence what— how do you think that's g

.— say it wasn't very wise. james cameron _ say it wasn't very wise. james cameron completed - say iteron completed 33 - say it wasn't very wise. james cameron completed 33 divesl say it wasn't very wise. james i cameron completed 33 dives to say it wasn't very wise. james - cameron completed 33 dives to the site and here what he said. the community _ site and here what he said. the community of— site and here what he said. the community of deep ocean engineers spoke _ community of deep ocean engineers spoke out _ community of deep ocean engineers spoke out against it quite loudly in the warnings are unheated. the co-founder _ the warnings are unheated. the co-founder of _ the warnings are unheated. tie: co—founder of ocean gate the warnings are unheated. tt9: co—founder of ocean gate spoke the warnings are unheated. tt9 co—founder of ocean gate spoke to the bbc and rejected claims that they have cut any corners. film; they have cut any corners. any exert they have cut any corners. any expert who — they have cut any corners. any expert who weighs in on this will also admit — expert who

james cameron, i have great respect for.agree with him and we are going to learn from that and move on. the stockton rush was also correct. the oceans are fundamental to our future. the elements that will power the green economy are all on the seafloor. we have to explore this last great frontier. it is critical to the survival of life on earth. he was a trailblazer. >> i guess the question james cameron race is is it correct to bring passengers, paying passengers to maybe do not know the full safety profile or the lack of protocols that were followed in the development of this vessel. i think that is the question james cameron was raising. i appreciate your time.alfred hagen, thank you so much. we will talk to james cameron and have more of that interview throughout the next two hours. >> much more that story. we also have much more news. whistleblowers have just told congress the irs recommended charging hunter biden with felonies. why they say those charges were never filed coming up next. i won't let me moderate to sever

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by the time you left i office, to accept, and mr cameron, that had _ office, to accept, and mr cameron mean this, that had _ pandemic. about that, i mean this, that had been no planning for incense — that had been no planning for incense by the department for education about the impact of school ctosures. _ education about the impact of school closures, had there? i education about the impact of school closures, had there?— closures, had there? i don't know the answer _ closures, had there? i don't know the answer to _ closures, had there? i don't know the answer to the _ closures, had there? i don't know the answer to the bundle, - closures, had there? i don't know the answer to the bundle, there l closures, had there? i don't know| the answer to the bundle, there is mention of school closures in relation to, is it signet? it mention of school closures in relation to, is it signet? it was raised. during _ relation to, is it signet? it was raised. during my— relation to, is it signet? it was raised. during my time - relation to, is it signet? it was raised. during my time in - relation

voices like james cameron, the director of titanic, — james cameron, the director of titanic, are _ james are saying there were warnings _ titanic, are saying there were warnings that were not heeded, in the same — warnings that were not heeded, in the same sentiment as the titanic itself, _ the same sentiment as the titanic itself, people were raising concerns which _ itself, people were raising concerns which were — itself, people were raising concerns which were not listened to. there is a whole _ which were not listened to. there is a whole question about whether the industry— a whole question about whether the industry can continue. the titanic historicai— industry can continue. the titanic historical society says maj voyages to the _ historical society says maj voyages to the wreckage should end. not many people _ to the wreckage should end. not many people can _ to the wreckage should end. not many people can participate at this because _ people can participate at this because the cost is so high, it is not a _ because the cost is so high, it is not a mass _ because the cost is so

oh, yes,— to cameron cameron walker. oh, yes. yes.— to cameron cameron walker. today . any form of protest here today. a great blessing, cameron, that it's a great blessing, cameron, that tt-s tot— a great blessing, cameron, that it's not fiercely— a great blessing, cameron, that it's not fiercely hot where you town — it's not fiercely hot where you are down there. _ it's not fiercely hot where you are down there. i— it's not fiercely hot where you are down there. 3 c 3 are down there. i haven't seen any casualties. anybody falling out and fainting, which is always a terrible thing to see because obviously a great embarrassment to the person who falls and it difficult for the people who are then charged with rushing in to rescue them. in the old days, they just used to leave them there and used to more or less march around them. but i noticed at the rehearsals they were they had some first aid people who were on hand . aid people who were on hand. going back to what you were saying about about prince harry, i think i think the british army actually was the makin

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>> i saw the interview with james cameron earlier. i think he was so exact and precise and to hear it from an expert like him with firsthand experience, it's very valuable and very telling that within the very small community there have been a lot of red flags for years that this was an experimental sub, that passengers should not have been exposed to it going on this and that it was a catastrophe waiting to happen, which unfortunately it has. now our efforts are not just on the recovery, but we've got families and we have so much information we have to delve into and the questions we all have from the first day, the timing. we've heard so many stories. i've heard so many different sources tell me they heard there was a distress call, a final ping and the timing wasn't right. now we're hearing about the navy. transparency at this point where we can't help them, it's kind of done. it's what we need to do and answer questions for the same of the families because they are in tremendous pain. >> understood. rhonda, you're often called in

for instance, you look at the craft james cameron took down.was a tiny little sub, that one person laying flat and could operate. he introduced new ideas and new pieces that are not conventional, and someeople don't like that. sarah: with more on the latest from boston, we are joined by our correspondent, carl naslund. tell us the latest, what is happening now. carl: the biggest point of reference right now is concerns about safety and this conversation beginning to emerge. it is interesting to look at a couple of points. one is these concerns that are coming out now. very experienced deep-sea explorers like james cameron, who basically looked at the facts on the table and said he had some concerns about the design, concerns about the material used. it is also interesting that many of these other concerns that were raised were about five years ago. any of the email exchanges we just heard about, the letter sent to ceo stockton rush -- that all took place in 2018. this was five years ago. it is even a few years before titan made its first visit,

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oceanographer and cameraman james cameron compared the voyage to the "titanic's". >> i think that there is a great and almost surreal irony here which is that "titanic" sank because the captain took it full steam into an ice field on a moonless night with poor visible after he had been repeatedly warned by telegram by radio in the day that was what was ahead of him. and we are seeing the parallel here with unheeded warnings about a sub that was not certified, where the entire deep submergence, and not the entire community, but a large number of them got together to write a letter to oceangate, and saying that we believe it could lead to catastrophe. >> this is an experimental design, and no question about it. it is a carbon composite, and you can tell us more of what that mean, because it is the stuff that is used in spacecraft, but is it designed for the deep underwater pressure, and what is the danger of that material in this environment? >> it is completely inappropriate for a vessel that sees external pressure. you know, carbon fiber composites are used very successfully for interna

back now a deep sea exploring titanic director, james cameron.me that this debris field is just 1600 feet away from the bow of the titanic. obviously, people think about the battle of the titanic, they think of your film, titanic. with that iconic seen on the bow. i heard you earlier talk about these two captains. kind of a similar irony that you see, i'm wondering if you can talk about that. >> i think there is a great, almost surreal irony here, which is titanic sank because the captain took it full steam into an ice field at night animalistic i, with very poor visibility. after he had been repeatedly warned by telegram, by mark -- by radio, during the day, that that's what was ahead of him. so, i think we're also seeing a parallel here with unheeded warnings about a sum that was not certified, where the entire deep submerges community actually, or not the entire community, but a large number of them got together to write a letter to oceangate, the company, and say, we believe that this could lead to catastrophe. it was lessard criticism of the

i did not travel to challenger deep with james cameron on that expedition.ubmersible with another explorer and that submersible was a full open depth rated submersible gone through complete testing and was certified for a full ocean depths dive —— hadal zone. that submersible has gone to challenger deep on more than one occasion. it's still with us today. one occasion. it's still with us today-— one occasion. it's still with ustoda . . ~ , ,, us today. parkes stevenson, thank you — us today. parkes stevenson, thank you so _ us today. parkes stevenson, thank you so much _ us today. parkes stevenson, thank you so much for- us today. parkes stevenson, thank you so much for being | thank you so much for being with us on the programme. thank ou for with us on the programme. thank you for having _ with us on the programme. thank you for having me. _ we want to bring you our top story again — russian authorities have ordered the arrest of the leader of the wagner mercenary group, yevgeny prigozhin, with claims he and his men have crossed the borderfrom ukraine into

cameron norrie is committing at queen's club.cameron norrie is committing at queen's club. former finalist at queen's club. former finalist at queen's club. former finalist at queen's club a couple of years ago, he is up a serbian player. cameron norrie took the first set 6—4 and has the lead in the second. a good day so far for the british players. ryan has also done well. and he is due to the second round. dan evans also to play. the most successful player in history of the queen championship a five—time winner andy murray, he is playing there this week. he is also the two—time wimbledon champion. he is trying to get some rhythm for wimbledon. ten straight wins for him, to successive challenger titles. this is his victory in nottingham on sunday. that is all from the sport. back to the studio. studio: breaking news: from the united states, the boston coastguard have confirmed search and rescue operations are under way for a submarine that was on a trip to view the titanic wreck. we will have more on this during the next hour wi

back with deep sea explorer and "titanic" director james cameron.ield is just 1600 feet away from the bow of the "titanic." obviously, people think of the bow of the titanic and they think of your film "titanic" with that iconic scene on the bow. i heard you earlier kind of talk about these two captains and kind of a similarity that you see. and i'm wondering if you could talk about that. >> i think there's a great almost surreal irony here, which is titanic sank because the captain took it full steam into an ice field at night on a moonless night with very poor visibility. after he had been repeatedly warned by telegram by marconi gram, by radio during the day that that was ahead of him. and i think we're also seeing a parallel here with unheeded warnings about a sub that was not certified where the entire deep submergence community -- or not the entire community but a large number of them got together to write a letter to oceangate, the company, and say we believe that this could lead to catastrophe. it was less a criticism of the engineering than

what do you think about james cameron is saying there? it was hubris that is the parallel.gain, i know tonight are people are grieving and we're being respectful, but that is the point i think he's making their. >> that is true. >> because, basically it is your feeling that stockton rush, who is the head of oceangate, was always pushing the envelope. use pushing the boundaries, that is what he was known for. >> i think he was believing his own hype sometimes and you want to make so many changes, from my perspective, looking at this and not too bad mouthed the deceased here, but he was warned by a lot of people. he did not take those warnings, and the people that he took believed him and that is the next step in this catastrophe is that they thought they were safe or safer. they know the risk, everybody knows the risk, but there was an element here of danger for them that they were not aware of. >> they did sign a release. they did sign a release that mentioned that death was possible. i hear what you are saying, they had to suspend disbelief that it was really gonna be cata

here he is in the photo with jameson cameron, the creator of the film titanic, it was sogalevich who led the process of diving to the sunken ship in 1995 on unique russian devices world one and world 2, while he recalls that there was not a single emergency . according to him. the main mistake of the current dive. it's that technology fell into the wrong hands. technique she loves my hands, and most, so to speak, here accidents and not only at sea. well, in general , accidents are, so to speak, in general, er, based on the human factor. that's absolutely right. what time i saw accidents and i can say that there are still shortcomings of those people who used this technique to save tourists. and if people are alive, then they take every step to make themselves known during the recording of our interview. anatoly mikhailovich said he still maintains contact with jason cameron after the incident, the director again wrote to his russian friend and shared his thoughts on immersion tourists natalya goncharova olga albukhina news. you become a hostess. i helped to equip it, drew portraits o

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we heard from james cameron, the director of the titanic diver himself. he described him as a legendary submersible dive pilot. we're showing the photo now of the two of you from 2010 in newfoundland in st. john's. as you at that and think back on this, what are you going to remember the most about p.h.? >> oh, boy, there's so much. i mean, we've talked, this family at the company we, rms titanicing, about how much we're going to miss him. he was a pain in a butt. as i said, he was as comfortable on the deck of a ship in a hurricane as he was in a parisian cafe. always had a twinkle in his eye and a smirk. always up to trouble. we've lost an incredible explorer. marine exploration has no lack of egos, and p.h. was aside from all that. he's not a person that wrote books. he's not a person that made movies, starred in documentaries. he just did what he did for the love of what he was doing. and that's something i'm going to miss too. >> and given clearly he had such a love for the titanic and to be able to go down there, to do this as many times as he did,

cameron, explain why . seems. cameron, explain why. ateetetetw. — seems. cameron, explain why.- horses, as you very well know. one of them was called saga and saga now belongs to king charles and queen camilla. and saga is the favourite in the 5 pm. race. so wouldn't that just be a full circle moment if we have frankie dettori, who we know ? so frankie dettori, who we know? so this is final ascot. it's his final five days here. if he can win on saga, which is the late queen elizabeth ii horse, when king charles and queen camilla are in the royal box, it would just be the most magnificent moment, wouldn't it? indeed ellie, thank you very much for tnot— ellie, thank you very much for we .— ellie, thank you very much for we . ant— ellie, thank you very much for that . and dodging the other that. and dodging the other pentere— that. and dodging the other pentere tne— that. and dodging the other punters, the hats still in prote— punters, the hats still in place. indeed.- punters, the hats still in place. indeed. the winning hat, we've decided.— place. indeed. the winning hat, we've

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cameron walker gb news and cameron. of course, we retest— and cameron.sponse going to be to the questioning? a, not so friendly event— questioning? a, not so friendly event indeed,— questioning? a, not so friendly event indeed, cameron, for the eent— event indeed, cameron, for the moment outside— event indeed, cameron, for the moment outside the court. thank you moment outside the court. thank wea ter— moment outside the court. thank wea ter ttat. — moment outside the court. thank you for that. back— moment outside the court. thank you for that. back to you. as we get more throughout the afternoon of course, big afternoon and of course, the big day up, afternoon and of course, the big day up, the day tomorrow. coming up, the report on the effectiveness of the covid lockdowns. first, an update on the news headlines with rory . thank you very much, with rory. thank you very much, wart. — with rory. thank you very much, wart. tne— with rory. thank you very much, mark. the prime— 13 thank you very much, mark. the prime minister says his mark. the prime minis

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now haley sierra burdekin stanford standout cameron brink all competed for the usa today in the 3 ond they'll be bringing some hardware gold hardware if it to the states there first gold medal since 2014 and they defeated 16 to 12, indiana. today. cameron brink finished averaging 5 point. >> rebounds and nearly. >> in 8 games brink was named the world cup the of course, we love to hear any time cameron brink is putting everyone on notice even hold medal is always going to something to be excited. that is something you can never forget you one. that's one of those that you can hang up and be proud of for matter. what happens what you do? great things camera. here. >> one final check of our forecast with yeah, we're going to track temperatures really cooling down for our warmest inland valley. santa rosa out of the 80's and in the mid 70's. so very pleasant temperatures there. >> thanks to that increase in cloud cover. low 80's for concord and livermore. very seasonal temperatures there. you're going to notice a 10 degree drop from today into tomorrow. so let's take a look at your bay

the british medical association claims cameron's austerity left the u.k. unprepared. live with bbc news, this is the context. the u.s. secretary of state antony lincoln says he has had candid, substantial and constructive discussions during his two-day visit to china. mr. blink and echoed comments by the chinese president xi jinping that both sides had agreed on the need to stabilize their relationship. he said he was clear right about vast disagreements and both sides have restated their essential positions, including on human rights and taiwan. the chinese president told mr. blink and beijing did not seek to cllenge or displace the u.s. knew i -- new >> and terms of those objectives we have set for this trip establishing open communications channels, directly raising issues of concern, exploring cooperation in places where it is our mutual interest to do so. we did all of that on this trip. but, progress is hard. it tes time and it is not the progress -- product of one trip, one conversation. i hope the expectation is, we will have better communications, better enga

cameron: one of the things, how we navigate this is by focusing on quality cycles.hat go down less than they went up in the prior cycle and what that leads us to do is not necessarily chased huge rallies that we have seen in certain parts of the market this year and take a tortoise versus the hair of poor -- hair approach. we were probably get to the same place without having the biggest swings of volatility. you chased to the upside and see reversals to be downside. cameron: people --lisa: people are saying it is a recession delayed and not deterred completely. you talk about the sectors that did well this year even in face of rate hikes. when do you say the models are broken and this is something different at a time where this economy and these markets seem or resign to rate hikes than ever before? cameron: that his stake key -- that is the key point and this is the function of 10 plus years of quantitative easing that kept long interest rates down and allowed people to term out their debts and told the power of monetary policy going forward because one of the thi

i wanna bring in cameron kasky, he's a junior. [cameron] i was an organizer for the town hall.arch for our lives. they said, "please prepare a question for senator rubio." senator rubio, can you tell me right now that you will not accept a single donation from the nra? i think that my generation was taught to be polite, particularly women and girls. i'm not sure we've passed that on, and, and i think that's a good thing. do you believe it should be harder to obtain these semi-automatic weapons? [shannon] you should question authority figures. you should call them out when they're being dishonest. and so when i saw cameron call out senator rubio, i thought, "good for you." i support the things that i have stood for and fought for during my time here. more nra money? more nra money? [marco] i, there, that... that is the wrong way to look.. first of all... marco rubio was pretty cowed, i think, by those kids, and i was glad to see it. [crowd chanting] [mark] the youth movement that was fueled by march for our lives certainly got the attention of politicians of all stripes in the s

we heard from james cameron, obviously, the director of the titanic diver himself. he described him as this legendary submersible dive pilot. we're showing this photo now, the two of you from 2010 in newfoundland, st. john's you think look at that you think back on this. what do you remember most about ph? >> oh, boy. there's so much. we've talked -- his family, the company that we work with -- our amiss titanic inc. about how much we are going to miss him. he was a pain in the butt. -- parisian cafÉ. he was just unflappable. but always had a twinkle in his eye and a smirk, always up to trouble. so, that's going to be the stuff i miss most. but we've lost some incredible explore. and this world of exploration, especially marine exploration, is no lack of egos. and p.h. was, aside from all that -- he is not a person that wrote books, made movies or start stored in documentaries. he just did what he did for the love of what he was doing. that is something that i will misses well. >> given, clearly, that he had such a love for the titanic and to be able to go out there

american director james cameron who directed the epic drama.ing was i am sure that a tragedy occurred with the bathyscaphe there were many reasons for such pessimism . cameron admitted that the diving community had long been concerned about this submarine. some engineers. they even wrote to the oceangate company, indignant letters criticizing the technical condition of titanium. dude, pai, i'm struck by the resemblance to the disaster itself. titanic when the captain was repeatedly warned about the ice ahead of his ship, but still he crashed at full speed into the ice field without a moonlit night as a result many people died. for us. it's a very similar tragedy when a warning went unheeded 5 years ago by former oceangate pilot david loughridge. hall on the shortcomings of the bathyscaphe titan, in his opinion, the carbon shell of the apparatus did not pass sufficient tests for the safety of diving to a depth of 4,000 m, which means that the company exposed its customers to an unjustified risk, loharidz concluded, for these words, experts immed

cameron, greg, victoria, thanks very much. appreciate the time today. >>> let's get to our twitter question of the day. we want to know, now that the jobs report data is out, what do you think the fed will do at its next meeting skip, pause, or hike head to @cnbcclosingbell on twitter to vote. we'll share the results later this n this hour a skip means they don't hike and maybe they hike down the road. let's look at stocks to watch with kristina. >> tangs fhanks for that clarity over a dozen states have filed lawsuits suing chemical manufacturers like 3m over toxic forever chemicals. that's what they call them or pfas that are found in clothing and household goods which eventually end up in our drinking water today a bloomberg report says they struck a $10 million settlement to resolve their water pollution claims tied to these chemicals. this news comes after dupont, and others also settled over contaminated u.s. public water earlier this morning and that's why you're seeing all of these names up almost 9% and the other names

saying goodbye to cameron as he went away to college.hing -- >> something was broken in the family and could never be fixed of course. but then there was this news, huge news that the dna match to one-time bus driver who moved down to davis, california. the troopers called karen as soon as the results came in. >> you get excited. you think, wow -- >> this is the guy? >> yeah. >> then the bomb hit. >> the bomb? >> the bomb. they had some new dna system out. they retested it and it turned out it wasn't him >> ouch. >> no one could believe it. >> back at square one? >> back at square one. and dealing with karen again. >> karen ramped up her campaign to keep the case in the public eye. >> bonnie's mother, karen campbell continues her own crusade to find her daughters killer. she remains unsatisfied with the investigation. >> the attention brought in tips. troopers eventually tested more than 100 dna samples. and nothing came of it but frustration. the case grew cold. as cold as some of the winter nights up here. and four years became six, ei

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james cameron turned for help to russian specialists on the apparatus of the world before filming the titanic. cameron plunged into the wreckage of the legendary ship, and then took a few more scientific pictures, my friend is a scientist. anatoly sokolevich. jim once said that i need to shoot something real that people are interested in. i watched their underwater footage and we've been working together ever since. we then said, you know , the world is tired of violence from blood there from murder. i say show life. show how people floated through and, of course, the center of the film should be. about the lastor jim said i watched. the worlds participated in the casting of deep-sea submersibles and for other films and invariably won the director this came stephen lol from canada says, i need to say 120 °, and you have almost 180. i say, yes, they did something. but we thought about it not so simply everything, and light, well, at least two, well, two no problems. well, three speak better. i say you put on, and james cameroon seven put on each device. here is 10 kw for us, this is li