the navy is mobilised a submerged object recovery system that they have, and the canadian armed forces support. we are preparing for contingencies while remaining laser focused on the search for the submersible and those people. rear admiral, a few final questions, and a difficult question first of all, you have got so many variables, is there a chance that the sounds you have been talking about sends you in the wrong direction? this is an incredibly complex search to conduct. we are in over 3500 metres of water column in an area that is remote, 300 miles from newfoundland and 900 miles from my coast in cape cod. there is a lot of complexity involved, and the way we are trying to manage the complexity is by bringing in all of the data we can and that is why we have vehicles launching and we also have the canadian coastguard vessel on the scene which has sown have the canadian coastguard vessel on the scene which has sonar capability is to look at the bottom. so we are trying to use all these options. so we know we have got the experts were planning and coordinating and executing the se

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and coordinated with our canadian coast guard and canadian armed forces partners and they were able to launch two aircraft as well, both the c-130 and the p eight o'rion, it can drop buoys, and it's a large area of water and complicated by local weather conditions as well. >> john: admiral, this vessel is only 22 feet long and a big ocean out there, so, if it did surface and does in the have the ability to communicate with the mother ship, it would be alone out there in an awfully big stretch of sea. do you know in terms of the construction of the vessel, it's designed to surface if it runs into trouble. does that hold if there were a catastrophic failure, if the hull were breached or something like that at extreme depth, would it come back up or stay down? >> i can't speculate on what type of damage this thing may have incurred or what type of emergency the vessel may have incurred. but that's why we have taken a comprehensive approach to search on the surface, search from the air, and also deploy capability to search underwater as well. >> sandra: obviously it's going to be a massive

we've subsequently coordinated with the canadian coast guard and canadian armed forces to deploy additionalene. the canadians have had a c-130 aircraft searching as well. in addition to also having a p-8 submarine search aircraft deployed as well. and put senator buoys in the water in attempt to listen. the location of this search approximately 900 miles east of cape cod. in a water depth of roughly 13,000 feet. it is a a remote area and it is a challenge to conduct a search in that remote area. but we are deploying all available assets to make sure that we can locate the craft and rescue the people on board. going into this evening, we'll continue to fly aircraft and move additional vessels into the area. in this remote part of our search and rescue responsible, often times we rely on commercial operators to be the first vessels on scene. and so we've been in touch with additional commercial vessels that are operating in the area as well as initiating a movement of additional canadian coast guard assets and u.s. coast guard surface asset into the area over the course of the next couple of

we've subsequently coordinated with the canadian coast guard and canadian armed forces to deploy additional a c-130 searching as well in addition to having a p-8 submarine search aircraft deploy as well and put sonar buoys in the water in an attempt to lessen. the location of the search is president 900 miles east of cape cod in a water that is roughly 13,000 feet. it is a remote area. and it is a challenge to conduct a search in that remote area. but we are deploying all available assets to make sure that we can locate the craft and rescue the people on board. going in to this evening, we'll continue to fly aircraft and move additional vessels in to the area. in this remote part of our search and rescue responsibility, oftentimes we rely on commercial operators to with the first vessels on scene. so we've been in touch with additional commerce vessels operating in the area as well as initiating the movement additional canadian coast guard assets and u.s. coast guard surface assets in to the area over the course of the next couple days. adding to the complexity of this case is the fact that

we were interested in this photograph by the widespread press service of the canadian armed forces, armyne eyre , while visiting a military contingent in latvia, is talking to a soldier. the military personnel are forced to order immunization at their own expense, the armed forces do not have it. more than that , a nato contingent of one and a half thousand soldiers, about half of them canadians do not have enough portable anti-tank grenade launchers anti-aircraft missile systems and means to suppress drones, it was these weapons that were previously sent to ukraine in huge quantities. so what to buy? now it will not be easy, even if the canadian ministry of defense finds the money , anton dadykin tv channel adds news. vladimir putin instructed to expand the gukov checkpoint on the border of the rostov region with the lpr. the head of state visited there during a visit to the luhansk people's republic, but now the task has been included in the list of instructions following the meeting of the presidium of the state council on april 19 this year, the president also instructed to consider

command consisting of expertise from the united states coastguard, the united states navy, canadian armed forceshe titan's parent company, 0ceangate expedition. to date, those search efforts have not yielded any results. ..the navy has been in touch with the coastguard and is working to provide personnel such as subject matter experts and assets as quickly as possible. locating the sub is hard, especially from the air, because it's white in colour. changeable weather and poor visibility will also pose a challenge to the teams. well, i'm nervous. i'm sick to my stomach with nerves. i'm terrified. i'm anxious. i'm not sleeping at the moment. i'm just hoping for good news. every single second, every single minute feels like hours — and we're losing time and we're losing opportunity to find them alive. the us coast guard has extended the search into deeper waters to look for the craft. radio and gps signals can't travel through water, so the only other way to detect the sub is through sonar and sonar buoys often used in hunting for enemy submarines. they work by detecting movements and sounds in the

navy, canadian armed forces and coast guard, and the titan's parent company ocean get expedition.is a complex search effort which requires multiple agencies with subject matter expertise and specialized equipment. while the u.s. coast guard has assumed the role of search-and-rescue mission coordinator, we do not have all the necessary expertise and equipment required in the search of this nature. the unified command brings that expertise and additional capability together to maximize effort in solving this derric rump >> problem. ben: how will that be solved? let's pick to my colleague in boston for us now. -- speak to my colleague in boston for us now. they are simply needing to locate the vessel before they got to the logistics of how they might be able to recover it in the five people on board. >> happy i i guess the best way to describe this is kind of a two-step process. -- yeah. i guess the best way to describe this is kind of a two-step process. the second part will be more difficult. that is the very technical and very treacherous and difficult and specialized rescue opera

results of the rammstein group meeting, canada will provide us with 288 e-e missiles from its canadian armed forces so that we can protect our skies. but before that, these missiles will be modified in the usa in order for them to operate on land and air, this is actually a part of this 50 million aid that was previously announced by the prime minister . in addition, our joint program with canada, the unifier, which trains our military, has been continued since 2015 and extended it until 2026, now earlier joint training was held with great britain, now with poland , and now since may they have expanded and will be held in latvia, so these are the main new, uh, new announcements about aid . and of course, what we have all been waiting for a long time is some kind of shift with the e-coalition of aircraft with f-16 fighters and canada is here without a doubt . although it does not have exactly this type of fighter on its balance sheet, it is ready to help with its training and pilot training maintenance of these planes, and this will be her contribution, let's say, to such an avi aviation monument ,

aviation assets, from our coast guard air station in elizabeth city, the air national guard and canadian armed forces. today there are 2 back to back p 3 flights. uh, one is ongoing now as i speak, totally 14 hours a continuous on seeing coverage and to see 130 flights. uh, also one on going now uh, throughout the day and end of the evening. yesterday, the canadian p 3 detected underwater noises in the search area. as a result of the operations were relocated in an attempt to explore the origin of the noises. although the r o v searches have yielded negative results, they continue. additionally, the data from the p 3 aircraft has been shared with our u. s. navy experts for further analysis, which will be considered and future search plans. the surface search is now approximately 2 times the size of connecticut. and the sub surface search is up to 2 and a half miles deep. exponentially expanding the size of the search area. we also have to factor in the ever changing weather conditions, currents, and see states that expand the search area every hour. there's an enormous complexity associated with this

the canadian armed forces have mobilised a recompression chamber with medical support _ a recompression a recompression chamber with medical support. so we are preparing for contingencies while remaining focused — contingencies while remaining focused on the search for the submersible and those people. rear admiral, a difficult _ submersible and those people. ite— admiral, a difficult question now. you have got so many variables. is there a chance that these sounds you have been talking about send you in the wrong direction, that it is not them, but you have pivoted the search? , , ., . , , search? this is an incredibly complex _ search? this is an incredibly complex search _ search? this is an incredibly complex search to _ search? this is an incredibly complex search to conduct. | search? this is an incredibly i complex search to conduct. we search? this is an incredibly - complex search to conduct. we are in over 3500 _ complex search to conduct. we are in over 3500 metres of water in an area that is— over 3500 metres of water in an area that is 300 _ over 3500 metres of water in an

unified command consisting of expertise from the united states coast guard, united states, navy, canadian armed forces in coast guard, and the titans, parent, company, ocean gate expedition. this is a complex search effort, which requires multiple agencies with subject matter expertise in specialized equipment. while the us coast guard has assumed the role of search and rescue mission coordinator, we do not have all of the necessary expertise and equipment retired required in the search of this nature. the unified command brings that expertise in additional capability together to maximize effort in solving this very complex problem of the we're out of order here as a recap. on sunday, the the coordination command center in boston received a report from the canadian expedition vessel, a polar print of an overdue $21.00 foot submarine tightened with 5 people on board . the title was attempting to dive on the rest of the titanic. approximately 900 miles east of cape cod, 400 miles south saint john's, newfoundland. approximately one hour and 45 minutes into the schedule dive. the polar prince lost all com

the canadian armed forces will cycle fixed-wing aircraft through that area for the search. they are calling on commercial vessels to go to the area, as we continue to try to locate the submersible. when they lost contact with it on sunday afternoon, they had zero communication. therefore, it makes it more difficult to pinpoint a search location. paula newton, cnn, ottawa. >>> more on this story. i'm joined by rick armstrong who was a master diver with the u.s. navy. thank you for being with us. >> good evening. how are you? >> i'm doing well, thank you. this is a story that everyone is talking about. a question i keep being asked by people, how this submersible was able to lose contact with ocean exdecisions, given that it isn't self-sufficient. what sort of track ing technoloy is available here? >> titan is the name of the submersible, and did not have a navigation system what i read about the machine itself. they were guided in by sonar from the surface. losing communication is a big deal, especially with this. that current and that kept the, losing communications is a ma

unified command consisting of expertise in the united states coastguard, the united states navy, canadian armed forcesan gate expedition. this is a complex search effort that requires multiple agencies with subject matter expertise and specialised equipment. and they have assumed the role of search and rescue mission coordinator we do not have all of the necessary expertise and equipment required in search of this nature. unified command brings us expertise and additional capability to maximise effort and solve this very complex problem. how to maximise effort and solve this very complex problem.— to maximise effort and solve this very complex problem. how it would be soft? with _ very complex problem. how it would be soft? with stocked _ very complex problem. how it would be soft? with stocked or— be soft? with stocked or corresponded was with us now and we hear from the search and rescue teams, the first party is simply locating this vessel before they can even get into the logistics of how they might be able to recover it in they might be able to recover it in the five people on board. the best wa

while in canada, i met with and personally thanked members of the canadian coastguard and the canadian armed forcesst professionalism and expertise throughout the response. i extended my gratitude to all the professional responders who worked diligently to evaluate all leads, mobilise resources, and maintain hope. their devotion to duty in the face of many complex challenges insured that we remained always ready to conduct search and rescue operations if needed. the discovery of the first or wreckage marked the conclusion of the search and rescue aspect of this incident. the coastguard has officially convened a marine board officially convened a marine board of investigation into the loss of the submersible and the five people on board. that investigation will be led by chief investigator captain jason neubauer, so at this time i would turn over the mike to him. thank you. good afternoon. before i discuss _ thank you. good afternoon. before i discuss the — thank you. good afternoon. before i discuss the coastguard investigation, i want to express my deepest _ investigation, i want to express my dee

aviation assets from our coastguard air station in elizabeth city, the air national guard and canadian armed forcesas i speak totalling 14 hours of continuous unseen coverage and to c—130 fights also ongoing now throughout the day and into the evening. yesterday, a canadian p3 detected underwater noises in the search area as a result, rov operations were relocated in an attempt to explore the origin of the noises. although the origin of the noises. although the rov searches have yielded negative results they continue. additionally, the data from the p3 aircraft has been shared with our us navy experts for further analysis. which will be considered in future search plan. the surface search is now approximately two times the size of connecticut and the subsurface search is up to two and half miles deep. exponentially expanding the size of the search area. we also have to factor in the ever changing weather conditions, currents and see states that expand the search area every hour. there is an enormous complexity associated with this case due to the location being so offshore, so far offshore and the

according to the as many as fiv canadian armed forces veterans were offered unwanted medically assistedhe department . canada doesn't want to support their wounded veterans their sick intelligibly, they just want them to die. host of the brass and unity podcast enjoins is now. kelsey, i saw you online talkin about this and i could not believe it until i looked it up for myself right explain what you've seen and heard from this. >> honestly there's been an issue going on since 20019. fortunately and unfortunately a lot of people have been experiencing it more than five. they been offering it to veterans freight it's easier to kill veterans then pay for the rest of the treatment. using to store, but don't want to look at us when we get home from work. they're offering it to the people most sick, musto, the people who need support and care . the people at the end of the rope into the people most vulnerable. that is the saddest parts for their offering it to people whe they're at their weakest moments . if they did that to me when i came home from afghanistan, i wouldn't be sitting here tod

we have received incredible support from the air national guard, and canadian armed forces and othersack sites and one ongoing know as i speak with hours of continuous coverage and to see — 31 flights going on now and throughout the evening. yesterday a canadian p3 heard sounds in the area. although the rov searches have yielded negative results they continue. additionally, the data from the aircraft has been shared with our us navy experts for further analysis. which would be considered in future research plans. the surface search is now approximately two times the amount of connecticut and the subsurface searches up to two matthew. essentially, expanded the size of the search area and with the factor in the ever—changing weather conditions and currents and see states that expend the sea search area every hour. there is enormous complexity with this case due to the search been so far offshore and the coordination between multiple agencies and nations. we appreciate the outpouring of support to provide additional equipment. the unified command continues to prioritise assets and resour

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navy and the can canadian coast guard and the canadian armed forces, and the coast guard has also saidssel is deployed into the area to help with the searching below the surface at this point. the only thing that those who were on board, the family and friends and the colleagues of those on board, and five people on board. all they can do at this point, john, is to pray for their safe return. john. >> it is such a complicated search to be sure. jason carroll, keep us posted. thank you. kate? >> and as john and jason were just talking about, the search capabilities, and all of the agencies, and all of the authorities and the experts now involved in assisting with the search. over to cnn's oren liebermann who has much more on this. the coast guard and so many others helping out and assisting with the search operation, and walk us through what the search capabilities are that have now been deployed. >> kate, several different assets coming from the coast guard and canadian coast guard and both have brought the c-130s which are capable of long endurance missions to search large missions on

aviation assets from our coast guard air station in elizabeth city, the air national guard and canadian armed forces. today there are two back to back p-3 flights. one is ongoing now totaling 14 hours of continuous onscene coverage and two c-130 coverage all throughout the day and into the evening. yesterday the canadian p-3 detected underwater noises in the search area. as a result, rov operations were relocated in an attempt to explore the origin of the noises. although the rov has not gotten results, they continue. additionally it has been shared with our u.s. navy experts for further analysis which will be considered in future search plans. the surface search is now approximately two times the size of connecticut and it is up to two and a half miles deep. exponentially expanding the size of the search area. we have to factor in ever changing weather conditions, currents and sea states that expand the the search area every hour. there is an enormous complexity with this case due to it being so far offshore and the coordination between multiple agencies and nations. we greatly appreciate the outpo

they continue to ask for more resources to go to the region, the canadian armed forces tells me thattinue to cycle fixed wing aircraft through that area in order to help with the surge, but they are also calling on commercial vessels to go up to the area as they continue to try and located the submersible, really, when they lost contact with it on sunday afternoon, they still have had zero communication and therefore it makes it much more difficult to even pinpoint the search location. paula newton, cnn, ottawa. >> and late last year, ocean gate ceo, stopped in russia, showed a cbs team the inside of the titan submersible use for the companies titanic expeditions. >> take your shoes off, that is customary. >> okay. wow. >> inside, the sub has as much broom as a mini van. >> this is not your grandfather submersible. >> we only have one button, that's it. >> it should be like an elevator, it shouldn't take a lot of skill. we run the whole thing with this game controller. [laughter] >> come on! >> we are joined by david gal, okay is a senior adviser for the strategic initiatives with r&

another large fire is burning through the providence were officials or pleading for the canadian armed forceshters battled the inferno. in an elite and the vatican francis will travel to mongolia at the end of summer it will be the first ever papal visit to that region which is sandwiched between russia and china. ed and kyra first lady joe biden of egypt's president and discussed u.s. educational investments in the area. this stop is a part of her middle east tour which seeks to highlight youth education and the empowerment of women. that is a look at some stories from around the globe. what was once a tropical storm arlene has now weakened even more but that according to the national hurricane center remains of arlene is headed for cuba and southern florida will get some rain and thunderstorms from the system. fox weathers and brandy campbell reports. >> it is now out in the gulf headed for cuba. let's take a look at miami where the facts of forecast centers have moisture from his tropical depression could provide extra fuel to our rainy season storms over the weekend or parts of florida st

while in canada, i met with and personally thanked members of the canadian coast guard and the canadian armed forces who demonstrated the utmost pr professionalism and expertise throughout the response. i expressed my gratitude to all the first responders who worked diligently maintained hope. their deinvestigation to their duties ensured that we remained always ready to conduct rescues operations if needed. the titan submersible wreckage marked the conclusion. a marine board of investigation has been launched into the loss of the submersible and the five people on board. that will be led by chief investigator captain jason newbauer. so at this time i will turn over the mic to him. captain newbauer. >>> thank you. good afternoon. before i discuss the coast guard's investigation, i want to express my deepest condolences to the loved ones of the five individuals who perished in this tragic incident. my team and myself have been investigating this since we heard the initial reports of the lost communications and my entire team wanted to express their condolences also. as a senior investigator, i have w

command consisting of expertise from the united states coast guard, the united states navy, canadian armed forces and coast guard, and the titan's parent company, ocean gate expedition. this is a complex search effort, which requires multiple agencies with subject matter expertise and specialized equipment. while the u.s. coast guard has assumed to role of search and rescue mission coordinator, we do not have the necessary equipment required. the command brings that expertise and capability together to maximize effort in solving this very complex problem. >> we're out of order here. as a recap, on sunday, the coordination hand center in boston circumstantial evidence a report from the canadian expedition vessel of an overdue submarine titan with five people on board. it was attempting to dive on the where he can of the titanic, 900 miles east of cape cod and 400 miles south of new foundland. the polar prince lost communication with the titan. polar prince conducted a search and requested coast guard assistance. the u.s. coast guard in boston assumed responsibility of mission coordinator and immed

they are reached out to the canadian armed forces for assistance. this is all hands on deck. designed in such a way if it has a problem it automatically floats to the surface. this video of the wreckage of the titanic taken by ocean gate last year. they lead tours to view the underground wreckage of the titanic that sank in 1912 after it hit the iceberg. we have not been able to reach ocean gate just yet. others are saying they are exploring all options to bring the crew back safely. they posted information about the trips in the past on the twitter page. that is what r looking at. there is a tweet from june 1st, the company said being in the middle of north atlantic it they had internet connection, thanked the that to starlink owned by elon musk. we reached out to starlink as well. the company advertises seven night veriages to see the titanic wreckage. how much does it cost? $250,000 a tour. that toot titanic shipwreck in 12 miles on the ocean floor. neil: we're keeping track what is happening above the water particularly in the south of this country. 50 million plus americ

native is involve and the canadian coast guard and canadian armed forces are lending a hand., the boston coast guard talking about what they are doing in terms of searching and not just on the surface, but move beg low the surface as well. >> a lot of the search to date has been primarily focused on the surface of the water and our aircraft flew patterns in combination with the canadian aircraft and new york international guard flew patterns that roughly about the size of the state of connecticut, and today, we now have underwater search capability on scene, and so we will be using that to see if we can locate the submersible in the water. >> and according to oceangate, kate, there is an early warning system on board to alert the pilot when something goes wrong so that the pilot can take action, and then of course some sort of system in place that is supposed to help the vessel rise to the surface when something goes wrong, but at this point, we simply don't know what went wrong. kate. >> that is exactly right, and the poor families that we have to remember that are just wait

navy, canadian armed forces, all hands on deck. if it has any problems it was to float to the surface. did that happen in this case, we have not found out yet. oceangate expeditions leads tours to check out the wreckage and they have had a lot of them that were successful and they were launching this one to head out yesterday afternoon. oceangate did release a statement saying they are exploring and mobilizing all options to bring the crew back safely. they are pulled up this one from june 1st, they said they were so proud of the ongoing operations and the success they have had with the satellite company getting internet and communications with starlink, owned by elon musk's company, and "new york post" reporting the world renowned explorer ha mish harding is among the five people who went missing, visiting the shipwreck of the titanic, confirmed by his family, but so many families who were excited to go see the wreckage of the titanic and now they have not been heard from. we will keep you posted. >> sandra: that is a new developm

we have agreed with the canadian coast guard and armed canadian forces deploy additional assets to the scene. it is known that there are five people in the bathyscaphe, the cost of 40 titanic 250,000 dollars is organized by the ocean gate company , the founder of this company, the founder of this company is already stockton , presumably on board the missing bathyscaphe, for sure. it is known that a british billionaire is on the titan. hey. hardin, who had previously been in space, yes ili, also reported that among the passengers was one of the richest people in pakistan, shahzoda dawood, and his son fifth the expedition member, probably the frenchman paul , was narrali and the investigator of the titanic, it was he who first raised the wreckage of the sunken liner. james helped the camera in the filming of his legendary film, after a few hours of a search operation, rory golden got in touch , one of those who, according to the irish newspaper arishson, is on board the court on the polar prince, it was from this ship that the descent of titanium took place. golden said that now all the

the coast guard has reached out to the navy and canadian armed forces for assistance. this sub, if it has any problems, it's supposed to float to the surface. this video of the wreckage taken by oceangate last year. they have been doing this for quite some time. as we heard in other reports, things have not gone smoothly. oceangate is exploring every option that they can to get the crew back safely. they posted information about their trips in the past to the twitter page saying that they do everything they can to make sure it's a great experience. when people dish out $250,000, they expect a good tour. that famous ship wreck sits down thousands of feet at the bottom of the atlantic. when we get more, we'll bring it to you. >> the search goes on. we'll continue to update you as we get any aerial shots of the area where the search is going on. right now we want to bring in veteran rescue driver butch hendrick, the founder of lifeguard systems. he's taught and developed rescue procedures for more than 30 years. butch, thanks very much for joining used too. tell us what y

and is a retired army officer in the canadian armed forces. thanks for joining us.believe the sub, the titan experienced a, quote, catastrophic implosion near the wreckage of the titanic. what happens to a person when anyone is suddenly exposed to water at that depth, likely two miles below sea level? >> yeah. first of all, my condolences to the families of these explorers. maybe april 15th should be a day of remembrance for explorers and any maritime exploration. so the pressure. right now we're at one atmosphere. and if i'm going to put a number on that we've roughly about 15 pounds per square inch. if we look at the time frame, that 1:45 that they lost contact, and we start to assume -- and i can only speculate here. and i agree with the forensics experts that will do this reconstruction of the accident scene. we look at that, and if we look at in, say, a respectable descent rate of approximately 85 feet per minute, and that's saying that you're getting to the titanic at 2 1/2 to 3 hours of a descent time. that would put the titan at approximately 8700 feet. that

navy, you've got the canadian coast guard, as well as the canadian armed forces.short while ago, the head of the u.s. coast guard here in boston spoke to cnn about the search effort. and about how now today, they're able to search below the surface of the water. >> a lot of the search to date has been primarily focused on the surface of the water. and our aircraft flew patterns in combination with canadian aircraft and newark international guard patterns roughly about the size of the state of connecticut. but today, we now have under water search capability on scene. so, we're going to be using that to see if we can locate the submersible in the water. >> reporter: so, that will certainly help with the search effort again that's underway. as for those who were on board the "titan" that's the name of the submersible. you have hamish harding, that english billionaire who was also on board blue origin spaceflight in 2022. you have the pakistani businessman, shahzada dawood and his son. and cnn has confirmed the french nationalist paul henry also on board. their famil

. >> we have a p-3 aircraft from the canadian armed forces that's been flying during the last 24 hourshat we have the capability to listen with their sonar and so if they are making sound that is certainly one of the ways we'll use to locate. >> we will be joined by the coast guard john mauger overseeing all of these search and rescue operations. >>> ukraine says russia launched another massive air attack on kyiv using iranian drones. this comes two weeks into ukraine's counter offensive against russia. president zelenskyy says his troops have not lost any positions so far. a senior ukrainian official says kyiv has recaptured eight southern settlements in the last few weeks, but, still, the offensive operations have not yet gained the momentum some were anticipating. cnn military analyst and retired colonel cedric leighton is with us. let's start with framing the conversation and analyzing the effectiveness of the counter offensive at this point. can this analysis be as simple as succeeding/failing just a couple weeks in? >> not really, victor. good morning to you. the real thing about

yesterday, we set up a unified command consisting of expertise from the us coast guard, navy, canadian armed forces coastguard and the titan's parent company, ocean gate expedition. this requires expertise and specialised equipment. while the us coast guard has assumed the role of search and rescue mission carburettor, we do not have the necessary equipment required. the command brings that expertise and additional capability together to maximise effort and solve this very complex problem. we're out of order here. as a recap, on sunday, the coordination command centre in boston received a report from the vessel, puller prince, with five people on board. it was attempting to dive east of cape cod 400 mile south of saintjohn�*s newfoundland. the polar prince lost all communication with the titan. the us coast guard in boston assumes a responsibility of search and rescue mission coordinator and immediately launched search assets. since sunday, the coastguard has coordinated such efforts. an area larger than the state of connecticut. the search efforts have focused on both surface, with a c-130 focused

also conducting a surface search and the coast guard is also reached out to the navy, the canadian armed forcesthis submersible is designed in such a way we're told if there was a problem it could automatically float to the surface, but if that worked, we're waiting to find out. the video of the wreckage of the titanic you're looking at here is up close. that's what these people went down there for paying big money to take this tour. it was taken by ocean gate last year. they lead these expedition tours to the wreckage so people can see the titanic, as we know. that sank back in 1912 after it hit an iceberg but people pay a lot of money to get an up close look there. ocean gate released a statement to fox saying they are exploring and doing everything they can to bring their crew back safely. they posted information too about some of the trips back in june saying they were excited how everything was going, and everything was going well. so, now today to have all these families calling figuring out what's going on is a different story. the companies website does advertise the seven-night voyages

aviation assets from our coast guard air station in elizabeth city, the air national guard and canadian armed forces. today there are two back-to-back p3 flights, one as i speak, 14 hours of continuous on-scene coverage and two c-30 flights today and into the evening. p3 detected underwater noise in the search area. rov searches have yielded negative results, they continue. additionally, the data from the p3 aircraft shared with the u.s. navy experts for further analysis, considered in future search plans. surface search is approximately two times the size of connecticut and subsurface two and a half miles deep, expanding the size of the search area. also factor ever changing weather conditions, currents and sea states. enormous complexity due to the location so far offshore and the coordination between multiple agencies and nations. we greatly appreciate the outpouring of support and offers for additional equipment. unified command prioritizes assets and resources to provide the best capability in the most timely manner. this includes weighing multiple factors to identify the resources available to

command consisting of expertise from the united states coast guard, the united states navy, canadian armed forces and coast guard, and the titan's parent company oceangate expedition. this is a complex search effort which requires multiple agencies with subject matter expertise and specialized equipment. while the u.s. coast gart has assumed the role of search and miss mission coordinator, we don't have the all necessary equipment required in a search of this nature. the unified command brings that expertise and additional capability together to maximize effort in solving this very complex problem. out of order here. as a recap, on sunday, the coordination command center in boston received a report from the canadian expedition vessel polar prince of overdue 21 foot titan with five people on board. the titan was attempting to dive on the wreck of the "titanic" east of cape cod and south of st. johns, newfoundland. approximately one hour and 45 minutes into the scheduled dive, the polar prince lost all communication with titan. the polar prince conducted an initial search and requested coast guard

this includes deploying canadian armed forces members for things like personnel to aid in firefighting roles, airlift resources and engineering support forecasters say the potential for western wildfires will peak in august with the highest risk in idaho, nevada and montana. in los angeles, william lozano, ktvu fox two news. well, the pavements pretty much dry by now, but rosemary, we did have a little bit of rain here in oakland's jack london square not too long ago. yes and a thunderstorms. national weather service reporting more than 150 lightning strikes since it all began a late last night into early this morning. here's a look over san francisco where we do have mostly cloudy skies at this time. and temperatures especially inland running a bit cooler compared to yesterday. here's a view of what is going on in the way of that rain. you can see how it just continues to move across the bay area coming from this direction as the center of the system is over southern california and it is pushing some of that wraparound moisture in our direction as we stop it here, you can see we've go

unified command consisting of expertise from the united states coast guard, united states, navy, canadian armed forces, and coast guard, and the titans, parent, company, ocean gate expedition. okay, and i'll throw, let's locate thing. the vessel is only whole for bottle. that's not absolutely. uh the, again, the vessel could be on the bottom of the ocean. it could be near the surface. if it's near the surface, it still needs the people inside still need assistance in order to get out. because it's sealed from the outside, somebody needs to open the hatch for them to get them out of it. if it's at the bottom of the ocean, it could be 3 to 4 kilometers down and they have to find it. it's intense water pressure down there. only a certain vehicles are capable of going to that jobs so they would have to locate the vessel and then bring it back to the surface. so very, very complicated rescue effort. but clearly a lot of effort is being made to locate these people and save them. okay, questions they may be joining us, the from mcneil sounds very much kristen now us present terabyte and sun hump tub bites an

unified command consisting of expertise from the united states coast guard, united states navy, canadian armed forces and coast guard, and the titan's parent company, oceangate expedition. a complex search effort, requires multiple agencies with subject matters expertise and specialized equipment. the u.s. coast guard has assumed the role of mission coordinator, we do not have all the necessary expertise and equipment required in a search of this nature. the unified command brings that expertise and additional capability together to maximize effort in solving this very complex problem. we are out of order here. as a recap, on sunday, together to maximum effort and solving this very complex problem. we are out of order here. as a recap, on sunday, the coordination command center in boston received a report from the canadian expedition vessel polar prince of an overdue 21-foot submarine titan with five on board. attempting to dive on the wreck of the titanic approximately 900 miles east of cape cod and 400 miles south of st. john's, newfoundland. approximately one hour and 45 minutes, the polar prince

vernment according to canada's minister of veteran affairs, as manymany as five canadian armed forceseterans were offered unwanted medically assisted death by the department. . doesn't want to support their wounded veterans, their sick and elderly. >> they just want them to die.. kelsey sheraton's host of the brass and unity podcast. she joins us now.podcas kelseyt , i saw you online talking about this, and i really could not believe it fo and look it up for myself. explain to me what you've seen and heard on this thing. >> thanks for having me.ere's bn it's really troubling. honestly, this has beegoinn angn issue that's been going. on since 2019. but fortunatelyunatel and unfortunately,y a lot of people have been experiencing it way more than five . they've been offering to veterans in lieu of treatment. it's much easier to kill it's ea your veterans than it is to pay for the rest of their treatment. you send us to war, but you don' t want to look after us when we get home.k. >> they're offering it to therig people who are the most sick ,, most ill, the people who need support and ca

the air national guard, and canadian armed forces. today there are two back-to-back p3 flights. is ongoing, 14 hours of continuous on scene coverage and two c 31 flights ongoing throughout the day and into the evening. yesterday the canadian p 3 detected underwater noises in the search area. as a result, rov operations were re-located in an attempt to explore the origin of the noises. although the rov searches have yielded negative results, they continue. additionally the data from the p 3 aircraft has been shared with our u.s. navy experts for further analysis, which will be considered in future search plans. the surface search is now approximately two times the size of connecticut and the sub surface search is up to two and a half miles deep. exponentially expanding the size of the search area. we also have to factor in the ever changing weather conditions, currents and sea states that expand the search area every hour. there's an enormous complexity associated with this case due to the location being so far offshore and the coordination between multiple agencies and nations.

in canada, i met with, and personally thanked, members of the canadian coast guard and the canadian armed forcestrated the utmost professionalism and expertise throughout the response. i extended my gratitude to all the professional responders who worked diligently to evaluate all leads, mobilize resources, and maintain hope will. their devotion to duty in the face of many complex challenges ensure that we remain always ready to conduct search and rescue, or rescue operations if needed. the discovery of the titan submersible wreckage mark at the conclusion of the search and rescue aspect of this incident. the coast guard has officially convened a marine board of investigation into the loss of the submersible and the five people on board. and that investigation will be led by chief investigator, captain jason neubauer. so, at this time, i will turn over the mic to him. captain neubauer? >> thank you, admiral mauger. but afternoon. before i discuss the coast guard's investigation, i want to expect my deepest condolences to the loved ones of the five individuals who perished in this tragic incident

particular case, we dispatched unified expands with the united states navy, with with the canadian armed forcese canadian coast guard and with the private operator, ocean gate expedition, to make sure that we understand what's needed and deploy all available equipment to the scene that could be used to locate this submersible, whether it's on the surface or down beneath the surface. >> some are wondering is the vessel emitting any sounds that may help locate it? >> so we have an aircraft that we are flying in the last 24 hours and dropping buoys listening for sound. we also have vessels now that have the capability to listen with their sonar. so if they are making sounds, that's certainly one of the ways that we're going to use to locate them. >> you touch on this as we started talking but do you have an additional message to the families of those five people on board, sir? >> our thoughts across the coast guard and across this unified command are with the crew members and their families. this is an incredibly difficult time for them. we are bringing all resources available to bear on this prob

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the canadian prime minister announced that armed forces will be deployed to help assist with the responseg active fires. >>> coming up next, los vegas golden knights jumped out to an advantage in the stanley cup finals. we have highlights of game one against the florida panthers. >>> winning the national title, her encore could be more impressive. they took on the former team, and it looks good >>> the giants have lost three straight to drop below .500. here's a rare moment were casey schmidt is not the youngest on the diamond. bottom three, two on for wilmer flores. right off the foot of the picture, and into center field. two runs scored, the giants are up, 3-0. rewind to last night. aaron hicks thought he had a home run. it's a deep right-center field, but what wisely is there. scotty small , is there. he reaches up and rob six. tonight, hicks would get even. mitch henegar with a drive to the same spot, and hicks with a leaping robbing a ght, alg, cobb.he ck out seven. that is the fourth lowest in the national league. the giants get the shut out and are back to 500. to miami, this is l

the ukrainian armed forces must carry out a counteroffensive and must complete it victoriously , the minister of foreign affairs said about this in an interview with the sit tv channel canadianith this counteroffensive , the armed forces of ukraine should prepare a strengthened position of the ukrainian team at the table of possible future negotiations , while the minister added a quote we must be sure that ukraine has a strong position at the negotiating table, that is why we support the counteroffensive and added that western countries should provide kyiv with long-term , long-term security guarantees so that in the future ukraine can avoid a military conflict with russia. well, in the end, so that the kremlin does not even think about stick your nose where you don't need to, well, obviously . thank you to the representatives of such countries as canada , the united states of america, and finally european countries for their position and for their help to us in our fair fight yes, first, the counteroffensive is first a victory, and then the russians should come to us with a request to sit down at the negotiating table . zakharov's mask, i think that there are such and ther