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you know, you're talking about a search area that's 900 miles east of cape cod, 400 miles south of sthn's, so logistically speaking, it takes time and coordination to bring assets. >> oceangate also operates other subs and research and film production. the trip to explore the "titanic" explore mrs. than $250,000 per ticket. according to social media points, hamish harding is among those passengers. and the sub's operator, oceangate, has bay area tie. according to the company's website, ceo and co-founder rush received his mba from uk, berkeley, in 1989. there are reports, still not confirmed, that he may be among the passengers on board. >>> bull edmontons fly on two bay area freeways. next for you during our midday newscast, we're going to talk about the investigation under way and the search for suspects. >>> plus, awaiting some big decisions. the supreme court session is winding down, and the country is watching. from tuition forgiveness to lgbtq-plus rights. we break down the rulings. to help prevent bleeding gums. try saying 'hello gumwash' with parodontax active gum health. it k

losing contact 900 miles off the coast of cape cod.a moment we are going to talk to coast guard rear admiral john mauger who is leading the search. first gio benitez is in boston with the very latest. good morning, gio. >> reporter: robin, good morning to you. yeah, the clock is ticking. if that sub is still intact and those passengers are still alive, they have less than two days worth of oxygen left on board. this morning right here as we come on the air, we are learning the identities of at least four of the people inside. this morning a desperate race against time to find a missing sub with five people on board that disappeared on an expedition to the wreckage of the titanic. overnight the u.s. and canadian coast guards scouring the area 900 miles off the coast of cape cod looking for any sign of the vessel. >> 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. >> reporter: multiple c-130 aircrafts, and sonar

this has happened in a remote location of the coastline of cape cod by 900 miles. location of the coastlineh and then a subsurface search so we have two vessels remotely operated that are conducting a subsurface search and we have aircraft and a service that immigrate surface vessel during the surface search —— and a surface vessel doing the surface search. let us talk about that noise that was picked up. it is standard practice to bang on the top of the hull at the top of the hour. with the noises that were detected was it a one—off or any pattern detected? we are working closely with leading acoustic experts in the us navy and the canadian navy and i have integrated a uk submariner into my command in boston thanks to the support from the uk council general in boston. to make sure that we have the expertise that we need to understand what that noise signature is and what it is telling us. while the analysis is going on, we are not waiting to a target remote vehicle, the solar noise that is being generated, so we have relocated the remote operated vehicles on site to search in those areas b

it's 900 miles off of cape cod.ing the water via sonar, which can penetrate 13,000 feet or so beneath the service if it's still under water, this submersible, whatever you want to call it. it would not be much lower than that. that's what they're hoping. this would be able to find them. again, we know that five individuals were on board. the "new york post" is reporting that others are hinting that u.k. billionaire hamish harding is on board. there's no way of knowing that for sure. a lot of people confirmed what the "new york post" is saying because his communication with those that follow him online, facebook and instagram, had stopped late last night. so we're told that this all began to hit something about 1 1/2 hours after leaving nova scotia. steve, thanks for being here. very good to have you. what do you think of what you've heard so far? >> what is really disturbing is that they really lost contact with the submarine through communications or even through a pinger where they might locate the submarine from

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 lost all communication with the titan. conducted an initial search and then requested coast guard assistance. u.s. coast guard in boston assumed search and rescue coordinator and launched search assets. since sunday, the coast guard has coordinated search efforts with u.s. and canadian coast guard, air national guard aircraft and the polar prince combined searched 7600 square miles, larger than the state of connecticut. the search efforts have focused on both surface, with c-130 aircraft searching by sight and radar, and subsurface with p-3 aircraft dropped sonar buoys. they have not yielded any results. search efforts have continued through last night and today. today the vessel deep energy, 194 meter pipe laying vessel arrived on seen with underwater rov capability. they have rendezvoused with polar prince and commenced an rov dive at the last known position of the titan and the approximate po

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it disappeared in a remote area 900 miles east of cape cod yesterday afternoon. u.s. the search for the submarine. this is footage of the submarine as it cruises above water. ocean gate expeditions has confirmed its ceo is on board. he is a graduate of the haas business school at uc berkeley. we have the latest on the search. reporter: a dire search-and-rescue operation to locate a small submarine that went missing to bring a tourist expedition to the titanic. >> we are working very closely at this point to make sure that we are doing everything that we can do to locate the submersible and rescue those on board. reporter: the u.s. coast guard, sharon on monday submersible disappeared during an expedition from canada about 900 miles east of cape cod, massachusetts, set to explore the infamous 1912 titanic wreck in the north atlantic ocean. the submersible was deployed from a ship, the polar prince. after an hour and 45 minutes, the coast guard says it lost contact with the vessel. they have a surface and aerial search on going as they work with the canadian authorities

here is the far eastern tip of cape cod in massachusetts.raw a line 900 miles and that's where you find the location. that's the location for the titanic about 12,500 feet below the surface. that is what they're trying to reach. this is a quick look now at the ocean gate submersible. they made three trips already to the titanic. this would have been number four. the front part here you are 22 feet long, the size of a minivan. anywhere in an american city today you have see them. what appears to be like the looking glass for the submarine. when you get close to the titanic that's really the area where these tourists would try to get the best view possible and take pictures and video that we've seen. it was accompanied by this craft out of st. john's, the polar prince. this was the craft that was floating on the surface of the water in contact with the submarine. they would text message back and forth. our understanding the sub did not have some sort of gps guidance system. the polar prince would send text messages to the submarine to tell it

sightings of killer whales off the coast of cape cod. a sport fishing crew encountered one sunday.nd scientists in a plane spotted a pod of four. a male, a female and two juveniles. the same day. those seemed a lot more friendly than the orcas that have been causing problems off spain and portugal. new video showing one of them ripping the rudder off a yacht back in april. hopefully none of them teach these ones how to do that. wow we are turning now to the terrifying moments in the waters off a florida beach for peyton hillis. the former nfl star's quick thinking saved the lives of both his son and his niece, but it almost cost him his own life. here's abc's melissa o'donnell, a former nfl running back peyton hillis seen here fighting for his life on the beach after the 37 year old swam into the ocean to rescue his nine year old son and eight year old niece from a rip current in pensacola, florida, back in january three. it is 100% a miracle that somebody didn't die. hillis telling michael strahan how he does not remember seeing any lifeguards or red flags on the beach. county off

that was about 900 miles east of cape cod, massachusetts. the u.s.ada are both looking for the sub. they've searched an area of about 10,000 square miles with no sight of them. >>> let's check with wall street now. a look at the big board. the dow is down 221 points. >>> u.s. home construction surged in may well above expectations. census bureau stats show that the number of new houses under construction was supposed to decline and instead construction jumped more than 20% from april. a low number of existing homes in u.s. is boosting interest in building new homes especially for single family units. >>> now that graduations are done, bay area parents are about to go through empty nest syndrome. >> that's not the case for a family of bald eagles. their i'm karen. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. i really like the flexibility. and for me, it's one less thing to think about whil

so can you reaffirm your commitment to working with me to replace the cape cod bridges? >> thank, you senator, and just as in my confirmation hearing, nor know them as the -- bridges, and much of the cape cod bridges. after brent spence, these are probably the bridge projects that i have heard quite a bit about coming in, and absolutely this is a priority focus for administration, and happy to continue to work with you on it. >> it was so important. it's the only way -- when that storm comes, and it is coming, it just evacuation will be catastrophic if this bridge is there. the highways and roads of the past splintered and displaced communities, and as we drive into our clean energy future, we can't greenlight more inequality. we've to put those injustices in the rearview mirror and cities like philadelphia, chicago, -- white census tracks more likely to have electric vehicle charging stations. and we are reckoning with that in massachusetts, boston. most ev charging infrastructure is located in the seaport, fenway, beacon hill, but neighborhoods like roxbury, -- and cha

so can you reaffirm your commitment to working with me to replace the cape cod bridges? >> thank, you senator, and just as in my confirmation hearing, nor know them as the -- bridges, and much of the cape cod bridges. after brent spence, these are probably the bridge projects that i have heard quite a bit about coming in, and absolutely this is a priority focus for administration, and happy to continue to work with you on it. >> it was so important. it's the only way -- when that storm comes, and it is coming, it just evacuation will be catastrophic if this bridge is there. the highways and roads of the past splintered and displaced communities, and as we drive into our clean energy future, we can't greenlight more inequality. we've to put those injustices in the rearview mirror and cities like philadelphia, chicago, -- white census tracks more likely to have electric vehicle charging stations. and we are reckoning with that in massachusetts, boston. most ev charging infrastructure is located in the seaport, fenway, beacon hill, but neighborhoods like roxbury, -- and cha

that was in an area some 900 miles east of cape cod at a depth of 12,500 feet. 2 1/2 miles below theface of the ocean. those on board face a terrifying reality. they're trapped in a 22 foot tube with no seats and only one pitch-black window. and i talked about that oxygen supply running out quickly. now, they're learning the identities of those on board. five men including the c.e.o. of the tour company oceangate. who made that vessel. a british billionaire, a prominent pakistani businessman and his son. and an accomplished french mariner. 250k to get on board. and now, we just wait and they are likely, kayleigh, in darkness. water temperature around zero celsius, so about 32 or below fahrenheit. >> kayleigh: i'm so scared for these individuals, and a 19-year-old, you know, young kid who has his whole life ahead of him. it's tragic to think about. where i begin to worry, i was reading in "the daily mail" that a manned submarine like a u.s. navy submarine can go 2,000 feet. this is 20,000 feet. so you have to use a remote operated device. and this expert, his name was gallow, he worri

it's about 90 miles from cape cod, massachusetts. molly line is there on cape cod.t could run out by, what, thursday morning, right? >> reporter: yeah. let's talk a little bit about the map, because the company involved here, oceangate, the creator of the submarine that launched the submarine, claims on their web site hat titan, which is the a name of the rest el, has 96 hours of life support for five people. we know there are five people onboard. we also know because of a tweet from action aviation who claims that their chairman is among those onboard, the chairman, that the mission got underway at 4 a.m. on sunday. so the timeline for life support to run out if we go with what's provided by the company itself would be in the morning on thursday. but the coast guard mentioned during their press conference yesterday afternoon at around 5:00 in the afternoon that they estimated 70-96 hours potentially left. so perhaps a little bit of a grace period beyond that 96 specific hours that would put thing, the life support ending on thursday morning. getting a little bit mo

you're talking about a search area that's 900 miles east of cape cod, 400 miles south of st. john's, so logistically speaking it's hard to bring assets to bear. it takes time, coordination, and then we're dealing with two pieces of -- you're dealing with a surface and sub surface search. it's complicated. >> will the u.s. navy be able to get salvage equipment on time before the air runs out. >> >> obviously getting salvage equipment on scene is a top priority. unified command is work thorough that to prioritize what equipment we can get there. there are ongoing operations right now via the u.s. navy and trans com to get equipment and get it on scene. i can't give you an exact time line of when that's going to happen. what i can tell you is there is a full press effort to get equipment on scene as quickly as we can. >> is it already on the east coast, or sit coming from the pacific? >> some of the equipment that's coming is coming from the east coast, but we're talking about very heavy equipment. it's a complicated transport situation, but the best professionals in the world a

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the search is focused off cape cod where banging sounds were picked up today. >> this is a search-and-rescue mission 100%. we will continue to put every available asset we have in an effort to find the titan and the crewmembers. >> time is of the essence with five men above dashboard submersible. two have ties to the bay area. one is the ceo of oceangate expeditions the company that owns the missing sub. also on board, a man has ties to the bay area. he has been on a board based in mountain view. his son was with him. joining us live to talk about the ongoing search for the men is jeff carson. professor, thank you for joining us. we know the submersible has about four days of oxygen on it, so we are coming down to the wire. how much time is left? >> about 12 hours. our calculation for the maximum amount of oxygen available. time is really running out. >> what can you tell us about those underground sounds that have been detected? >> i wish i could tell you something positive. it is potentially coming from the submarine on the bottom. it has been interpreted by some as banging. probably someo

currently, that mothership is some 900 nautical miles east of cape cod.rstand it, rescuers are looking about 900 miles off the coast of cape cod. about 13,000 feet deep, they are searching through the water. how difficult, onerous of a process is this? kristin: when you consider that it is almost more difficult to travel to the bottom of the ocean than it is to space, everything down there is conspiring to keep humans out. if you think about it, 12,500 feet, where the titanic is roughly, you're talking about 380 times the pressure that is being expended upon you, versus at sea level. on top of that, you have extremely cold temperatures. it is an inhospitable place. you are trying to find a submersible the size of a truck at the bottom of a vast expanse of north atlantic. geoff: what is known about the company that owns this submersible that is now missin kristin: oceangate has really been a leader in developing these deep-sea submersibles. i spoke to the ceo when he was actually developing this submarine back in 2016. the titan is very unique in that it i

and canadian coast guards using ships with buoys 900 miles east of cape cod. the u.s.dmiral just spoke. here is what he said. >> we have a p-3 aircraft from the canadian armed forces that's been flying during the last 24 hours and dropping sonar buoys listening to sounds. now that 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 ef

. >> an urgent search both above and below the surface of the ocean, 900 miles off the coast of cape cod. and as brian todd said, that water there extremely deep. some 12.5. and 13,000 feet. let's now turn to the pentagon for what the coast guard says will be a challenging mission to find this missing submersible with its five people on board. again, 13,000 feet deep. oren, tell us more about the different search capabilities that are heading to that area. >> reporter: alex, a few different types of aircraft taking part in this search, each with specific search and recovery role. first, both the u.s. and the canadians either have launched or are ready to launch c-130 hercules. these are four-engine aircraft designed specifically for long-range, long-endurance patrols. they're able to stay out for an extended period of time and search the surface of the water, whether it's for debris or if the submersible surfaced and lost communications. canada has also launched a p8 poseidon. this is a submarine hunter. that's what its specialty is. it has different ways of detecting the mass of a body

there about 900 miles east of cape cod, massachusetts where the titanic rests below the ocean surface. they lost contact with the oceangate sub less than two hours into the dive on sunday. among the missing are a trustee for ceti. the vice chair of one of pakistan's largest conglomerates. he said we are holding out hope for success in rescue mission and the safe return of our brother and those on board. our thoughts go out to the entire family. the situation is serious but we extend our wishes for a good outcome. also on board is a british billionaire and a french titanic expert who has been to the rack more than 35 times. we spoke with one bay area pioneer for some insight on what is unfolding here. >> reporter: alameda is home to a submersible research program where small bustles are used to explore the ocean floor. one of the first people to explore the ocean depths was john walsh. >> it is part of our human nature and curiosity. >> reporter: the man is 91 years old now, but in 1960 he and a french explorer where the first to explore the depths. >> this was my job, was a test pilot

we're talking about a search area that is 900 miles east of cape cod, 400 miles south of st. john's, so logistically speaking, it is hard to bring assets to bear, takes time, takes coordination. and then we're dealing with, you know, two pieces of -- dealing with a surface search and a sub surface search. that makes it incredibly complex operation. >> will the u.s. navy or the canadian navy be able to get salvage equipment on time before the air runs out? >> obviously getting salvage equipment on scene is a top priority. unified command is working through that to prioritize what equipment we can get there. there are ongoing operations right now via the u.s. navy to get equipment staged in st. john's and get it on scene. i can't give you an exact timeline of when that is going to happen. what i can tell you is there is a full press, full court press effort to get equipment on scene as quickly as we can. >> equipment already on the east coast, though, or coming from the pacific, for example? >> no, so some of the equipment coming is coming from the east coast. but, again, we're

buoys all involved in this search-and-rescue mission in the remote waters about 900 miles east of cape cod. the u.s. coast guard is leading the desperate multi-national search for the submersible that disappeared deep into the north atlantic sunday. officials say it lost communication about an hour and a half into its dive to explore the wreckage of the "titanic." >> it is a challenge to conduct a search in that remote area, but we are deploying all available assets. >> reporter: the mini-van-sized vessel named "titan" has enough oxygen to last about four days owned and operated by oceangate. they offer tours for about $450,000. "cbs sunday morning" correspondent david pogue got to tour it a year ago. british billionaire and explorer hamish harding is believed to be on board among the missing. >> hamish is larger than life. >> reporter: his friend janik mikkelsen has gone with him on missions in the past. >> the last i said to him is godspeed and i wished him luck. >> reporter: a pakistani shahzada dadawood and his son are believed to be on board. they're working to bring the crew back. th

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they disappeared 900 miles east of cape cod yesterday afternoon. the submersible was deployed from a ship bob saget lost contact after one hour and 44 minutes. u.s. coast guard is leading the search. >> we are working very closely to make sure that we are doing everything that we can do to locate the submersible and rescue those on board. dan: the u.s.-based company oceangate expeditions says the submersible can travel to a depth of 13,000 feet and it has enough oxygen for 96 hours for the crew. oceangate expeditions has confirmed its ceo, stockton rush, is on board. he is a graduate of the business school at uc berkeley. dion: to the weather now, talking about the dip in temperatures. dan: still lovely, but abc7 news weather anchor spencer christian is here. noticeably cool. spencer: and breezier as well. here is why, you can see this area of counterclockwise circulation representing the low pressure generating an onshore flow and bring it as cooler air. let's take a closer look and family through the surface wind speeds. we have wind ghosts up to

. >>> coast guard officials are focusing on an area 900 miles east of cape cod, massachusetts. the vessel began with 96 hours of oxygen on board which means there is enough to last crew members and passengers until thursday morning. >> our crews are working around the clock to make sure we are doing everything possible to locate the crew members. >> we are now learning that a group of industry leaders sent ocean expeditions a letter in 2018 warning of possible catastrophic problems with this mission. >>> now to a story of resilience. a former san jose horse jockey has turned a terrible accident into a lifetime of giving. as len ramirez reports, countless others are benefiting from one man's perseverance and commitment to help his community. >> armando rivera is 62 years old and a paraplegic. his upper body strength is probably better than most people half his age. he works out with his 83-year-old father ramon in the backyard of his san jose home five days a week. he has been pushing himself like this for decades. >> everyday i like to push and stay busy. >> reporter: that has

for the wreckage side of the titanic, two miles below the surface and 900 miles off the coast of cape codama: the u.s. navy is studying those sonar banging noises dan: picked up underwater. dan:tim johns spoke with a friend of one of the members and is tracking this from the newsroom. reporter: current estimates say the submersible will run out of oxygen around 3:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. the sub first disappeared on sunday and officials have been looking for it ever since. as time continues to dwindle for the missing titanic submersible, we are beginning to learn more about those inside. five people are on the craft which went missing sunday. one of them with ties to the bay area. >> he had our board meeting in april. telling me about this trip that's coming up. reporter: bill diamond is the president of the seti institute, a nonprofit research institution based in mountain view. one of the trustees and his son are two of the five on the missing sub. >> for all of us, it's just unimaginable to think what they are going through. reporter: dimon says he travels back and forth between the u

massive search operation is under way to find the missing "titan" submersible 900 miles east off cape cod and possibly 13,000 feet below the surface. the sub lost communication on sunday, less than two hours into a trip to view the wreckage of "the titanic." >> there could have been an accident, could have become entangled in the wreckage, it could indeed have had catastrophic tale you're. >> reporter: today the names of the five men aboard the sub were made public. they are british billionaire hamish harding, french diver paul-henri far go lay, stockton rush, a cal graduate and ceo of oceangate expeditions, the company that owns the missing sub. and shaza dedaw wood and his 19-year-old son suleman. shazadah since 2020 has been on board of the seti institute in mountain view. the institute is dedicated to identifying life across the universe. a spokesperson says the institute is deeply concerned about shazadah and his son and are in constant contact with their family. as the five men aboard face the possibility of running out of breathable air in the next two days, commercial diver chris

we still do not have a wind farm in cape cod. it is an extremely sad story, but it really just is an example of. the wisdom that anna imparted before about processes that were designed to get input, to make sure that decisions are informed. she's trying to push people to make the right decisions, but they've been abused in a way that decisions can't be made. and actually emi, they were in the position where they needed both state and federal approval because the power cables would be on the ground, the wind farm would be in the ocean which is federal and they actually consistently were able eventually to get the approvals that they needed. but then there be another step. so point number one made very briefly this point about human agency really important inside the government. there's another point that i want to make. let's see if we can get the first slide and if we we can't. that's okay. ooh, good. okay. the second point i want to make is that when we think about policy, there's another form, huge human agency that's important

it's located about 900 miles off cape cod and more than 12,000 feet below the surface.nder way, including help from the u.s. navy, the u.s. coast guard, and the canadian coast guard.ciy theye alre searched an area about 7,600 square miles with no sign of the vessel. cbs's roxana saberi will start us off tonight from boston. good evening, roxana. >> reporter: good evening, jericka. tonight the u.s. navy is bringing in special equipment to retrieve heavy objects from deep under the ocean in the event they're able to locate the missing submersible. but hope for finding survivors is fading. search crews are frantically scouring an area larger than the state of connecticut. but so far, there's no sign of the missing vessel, the titan, and its five passengers. >> what are the biggest challenges you're facing? >> you're dealing with a surface search and a subsurface search, and frankly that makes an incredibly complex operation. >> reporter: but time is dwindling fast because they're running out of oxygen. >> we know at this point we're approximately about 40, 41 hours. o year

the underwater craft dove into the ocean off the coast of cape cod over two weeks ago. it lost contact with the shore and sparked a manhunt. a few days later, officials revealed the sub imploded possibly killing all five passengers. ntsb will now start looking into the situation as part of the u.s. coast guard's marine corps larger investigation. they will determine the cause of the implosion and issue a final report within one to two years. >>> happening today, san francisco leaders will host a virtual town hall to update residents on a deadly police shooting. that shooting happened last thursday in the richmond district. when officers arrived, they found an 84-year-old man wounded. while helping that man, a younger man came out of that home and attempted to stab officers with a knife. officers then fired, killing the man armed with the knife. during the investigation, officers found a 76-year-old woman in that home dead along with her dog. police have not confirmed the connection between the people at that home, but neighbors say they were a family. that town hall beg

the search is centered 900 miles east of cape cod, massachusetts, where the titanic rests nearly 13,000 feet below the ocean surface. the submersible is owned by the company oceangate which gives tourist expeditions to the titanic. the coast guard says they lost contact with the sub about an hour and 45 minutes into its dive on sunday. >> this is a very complex search with unified teams working around the clock to bring all available assets and expertise as quickly as possible. >> crews have searched an area of about 10,000 square miles which has so far not yielded results. >>> a trustee for a bay area research organization is a board that ship. pakistani-born and his son sue lehmann are both british citizens. he is the chair of one of pakistan's largest conglomerates and is a trustee at the ceti institute . the site is based in mountain view. >>> also bore the missing sub, ceo stockton rush of ocean gate expeditions. british billionaire hamish harding and a french titanic expert who has been to the rack more than 35 times. >>> liz, submersibles have been used to explore the ocean floor

underwater less than two hours when it lost contact with its launching ship, about 900 miles east of cape cod, massachusetts. >> there could have been an accident. they could have become entangled in the wreckage of the titanic. it could indeed have had a catastrophic failure. the answer is we don't know just yet. >> the submersible is operated by a washington-based company called oceangate. the ceo is one of those on board and also a graduate of uc berkeley. in a statement, the company says, "our entire focus is on the well-being of the crew, and every step possible is being taken to bring the five crew members back safely." oceangate assess the submersible only has enough oxygen to last 70 to 72 hours. experts say recovering the ship likely will not be easy. >> it takes a while to prepare and get the equipment to the location. these people, frankly, from what i've heard, might not have enough time. >> the coast guard say they are working around the clock to find the vessel. cal maritimes is the location also creates problems. >> this is a remote area and a super small craft with very little

oceangate tour to explore the iconic titanic wreckage, which is located 900 nautical miles east of cape codchusetts. but it failed to return yesterday. the company said that it is working with numerous government agencies to aid in that rescue of its crew. >>> developing now, president joe biden may be set to arrive on the west coast within the hour, but at least some of his attention the focused overseas, where secretary of state antony blinken held a surprise meeting today with chinese leader xi jinping. as nbc's kelly o'donnell reports, it comes here the end of blinken's high-stakes trip to china, the first in five years by a u.s. secretary of state. >> reporter: the world watching, a high-stakes meeting this morning as the u.s. works to pull relations with china back from the brink. secretary of state antony blinken face-to-face with chinese president xi jinping today in beijing. >> president biden asked me to travel because he believes the united states and china have an obligation to responsibly manage our relationship. >> reporter: blinken, who's been holding marathon sessions with o

it's located about 900 miles off cape cod and more than 12,000 feet below the surface.scue effort is now underway, including help from the u.s. navy, the u.s. coast guard, and the canadian coast guard. officials say they have already searched an area about 7600 square miles with no sign of the vessel. cbs's roxana saberi will start us off tonight from boston. good evening, roxana. >> reporter: good evening, jericka. tonight, the u.s. navy is bringing in special equipment to retrieve heavy objects from deep under the ocean in the event they are able to locate the missing submersible. but hope for finding survivors is fading. search crews are frantically scouring an area larger than the state of connecticut, but so far, there's no sign of the missing vessel, the titan, and its five passengers. >> what are the biggest challenges you're facing? >> you're dealing with a surface search and a subsurface search and frankly, that makes it an incredibly complex operation. >> reporter: but time is dwindling fast because they are running out of oxygen. >> we know, at this point, we

field was found this morning 1,600 feet frorom the ruins of the titanic, about 900 miles east of cape cod. the coast guard found five major pes of debris and say the sub likely imploded because of the immense pressure of the deep ocean. debris is consistent with the nose and tail cone and the chamber where the crew had been sitting. the underwater search vehicles will continue to hunt for evidence along the ocean's floor. >> the debris is consistent with a catastrophic implosion of the vessel. and so we'll continue to work and continue to search the area. >> we know, as you said, five people were on board. what else wear learning about them today? >> reporter: five men, two of them with bay area ties, shahzada dawood and his 19-year-old son suleman, paul hen nag go lay, stockton rush, ceo of oceangate expeditions, the i company that owns the sub. dawood has been on the board of seti institute in mountain view, dedicated to identifying life across the universe. its ceo issued a statement saying in part, shahzada was passionately curious and an enthusiastic supporter of the seti institute a

killer whales off the coast of cape cod.entists who spotted them say they've never been seen there before and the pod was likely looking for food. meanwhile, new video from europe shows another orca ripping the rudder off a boat near gibraltar. it's the latest in a series of whale attacks which have sunk at least three boats. we are now hearing from an alleged victim of an accused serial rapist who was granted bail in boston this week. he allegedly attacked four women and one of the accusers is speaking to good morning america. it's a case that gripped two major cities, 15 years ago. a boston neighborhood saw a string of unsolved sexual assaults, but then a breakthrough. authorities used dna evidence to charge manhattan attorney and boston native 35 year old matthew nilo with the crimes. four cases in all this morning. one of the victims seeking justice, lori pinkham, is speaking out with her mother by her side to abc's erielle reshef. did you lose hope that they'd ever find the suspect after the fifth year and the sixth yea

underwater less than two hours when it lost contact with its launching ship, about 900 miles east of cape codere could have been an accident. they could have become entangled in the wreckage of the titanic. it could indeed have had a catastrophic failure. the answer is we don't know just yet. >> the submersible is operated by a washington-based company called oceangate. the ceo is one of those on board and also a graduate of uc berkeley. in a statement, the company says, "our entire focus is on the well-being of the crew, and every step possible is being taken to bring the five crew members back safely." oceangate assess the submersible only has enough oxygen to last 70 to 72 hours. experts say recovering the ship likely will not be easy. >> it takes a while to prepare and get the equipment to the location. these people, frankly, from what i've heard, might not have enough time. >> the coast guard say they are working around the clock to find the vessel. cal maritimes is the location also creates problems. >> this is a remote area and a super small craft with very little resources to be found

for the wreckage side of the titanic, two miles below the surface and 900 miles off the coast of cape codama: the u.s. navy is studying those sonar banging noises dan: picked up underwater. dan:tim johns spoke with a friend of one of the members and is tracking this from the newsroom. reporter: current estimates say the submersible will run out of oxygen around 3:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. the sub first disappeared on sunday and officials have been looking for it ever since. as time continues to dwindle for the missing titanic submersible, we are beginning to learn more about those inside. five people are on the craft which went missing sunday. one of them with ties to the bay area. >> he had our board meeting in april. telling me about this trip that's coming up. reporter: bill diamond is the president of the seti institute, a nonprofit research institution based in mountain view. one of the trustees and his son are two of the five on the missing sub. >> for all of us, it's just unimaginable to think what they are going through. reporter: dimon says he travels back and forth between the u

the sub lost contact with its anchor ship sunday, about 900 miles from cape cod.e 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

this is 900 miles off the shore of cape cod, so just out towards the ocean from where we are in boston is a wide area that's been searched since sunday, a lot of planes traversing over that part of the ocean, we now know there are ships as well dropping some sonar listening devices and there are also some remote unmanned, you might call them underwater drones that are beginning to look beneath the surface of the ocean as well, but a wide area, it is also very deep, about 2.5 miles deep down to where the wreckage of the titanic is. so they have a general idea for this vessel might be but it is not exactly a pinpoint area, this is a large area of ocean be searching. it's very complex comment is an international effort, the us and canada have teamed up in france is assisting, what can you tell us about the different groups helping out? that's right, this is definitely an international effort, it is being organised from right here in boston with the us coastguard, they are involving all kinds of different agencies because quite simply the coastguard admitted it didn't have the expertise or

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 communication with the titans. fuller prince conducted an initial search and then requested coast guard assistance. u. s. coast guard to boston, assume the responsibility of search and rescue mission coordinator, and immediately launched search assets. since sunday, the coast guard is coordinated search efforts. with us, the canadian coast guard, their national guard aircraft, and the polar prince, which is searched a combined 7600 square miles, an area larger than the state of connecticut. the search efforts have focused on both the surface with c 130 aircraft, searching by site and with radar and sub surface with p 3 aircraft were able to drop and monitor so in our booties to date those search efforts have not yielded any results. search efforts have continued through last night and today today the vessel deep energy, a 194 meter pipeline vessel, arriv