christine dawood — wife of shahzada dawood and mother of 19—year—old suleman dawood, who both died initan submersible — speaks exclusively to the bbc when we passed the 96 hours marked, that's when i lost hope. and that's when i even sent a message to my family onshore, i said, i'm preparing. hong kong announces plans to roll out its first curriculum on artificial intelligence forjunior high school students. and, a vast crowd at glastonbury, enjoying every note of sir eltonjohn�*s last live concert in the uk. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. we begin in russia, where there are questions about the damage to vladimir putin's presidency from saturday's short—lived rebellion by a group of mercenary soldiers known as the wagner group. the us secretary of state antony blinken says the attempted mutiny shows "real cracks" in mr putin's authority. the president hasn't been seen since saturday, nor has the wagner group leader yevgeny prigozhin, who's promised to leave russia and move to belarus. our russia editor steve rosenberg has the latest. leav

christine dawood, the wife of shahzada dawood and the mother of 19—year—old suleman dawood, was on the prince, which was supervising the mission. christine dawood has been speaking to the bbc�*s nomia iqbal in stjohn�*s, newfoundland from where the expedition had set off. thank you forjoining me. i can't imagine the pain of losing two family members on this journey. losing two family members on this journey-— this “ourney. that's right. but it this journey. that's right. but it was one — this journey. that's right. but it was one of _ this journey. that's right. but it was one of those _ this journey. that's right. but| it was one of those interviews where we wanted christine to be able to speak freely about how she was feeling, what she was going through, to be as sensitive as possible because she is still grieving. it has been a week. this morning, she and the family had funeral prayers at a local mosque here. they remembered her husband, her son, they remembered her husband, herson, but they remembered her husband, her son, but also the other men that perished at sea, stockton rush,

shahzada dawood sha hzada dawood is shahzada dawood is a representative of the princes trust.nces trust they are shocked by the news that he is on the submersible. princes trust international has a long—standing relationship with shahzada dawood and his family, rang for a rescue and sending our thoughts to his family. they said that shahzada dawood has been an adviser in their international arm. we will bring you more as soon as it comes in. a word of warning, there are details in this video which may find upsetting. these are just some of the thousands of videos we found on youtube of baby monkeys being abused. at the heart of this shocking torture ring was mini. the people who wanted to do something to mini were part of a global online community. they found each other on youtube and then formed private groups on the messaging app telegram. here, they brainstormed and crowdfunded videos of baby monkeys being tortured. we spent months undercover, trying to identify the people involved, and track down one of the ringleaders in the us. i'm the man. you want to see monkeys get me

christine dawood has been speaking to nomia iqbal.t would be a sentence i will never want to hear in my life again. like, lost comm, as in, we lost communication. were you aboard the vessel, were you here? yes, i was aboard the vessel, i was on the ship. i think i lost i hope when we passed the 96—hours mark. that's when i lost hope. and that's when i sent a message to my family onshore. isaid, "i'm preparing for the worst." that's when i lost hope. but my daughter, for example, she didn't lose hope until... until the call with the coastguard, when they basically informed us that they'd found debris. tell me just some memories that you have of your boy. so, he would not go anywhere without his rubik's cube. so, he used to teach himself through youtube how to solve the rubik's cube and he was really fast at it. i think his best was 12 seconds or something like that. what were your last moments or words that you shared with your husband and son, do you remember that? well, wejust hugged and joked, actually. because shahzada was so excit

mr dawood is from one of pakistan's richest families.out his son and his daughter as well, and his dog and his cat and his wife and other members of the family. he did tell me that he was going along as well so we knew he was with his dad on this trip, but i can't imagine what the family is going through. on a personal side, i know shahzada to be deeply involved with lots of initiatives that help improve people's lives. both he and his family are tremendous philanthropists, doing good for societies and humanity all over the world. hamish harding made money in banking software in the 1990s and set up his dubai—based privatejet business action aviation in 200a. he's a seasoned explorer who holds three guinness world records, including the longest time spent at full ocean depth during a dive to the deepest part of the mariana trench. you're a friend of hamish. i appreciate this is a very difficult time for you and his friends and family at the moment. yeah, i mean, all our thoughts have to be with, in particular, his family, his wife and tw

christine dawood — wife of shahzada dawood and mother of 19—year—old suleman dawood, who both died inand mother of 19—year—old suleman dawood, who both died in the titan submersible — speaks to the bbc. when we passed the 96 hours mark, that's when i lost hope and that's when, when i even then sent the message to my family on shore, i said "i'm preparing".

well, shahzada dawood was a supporter of the british asian trust.ichard hawkes is the chief executive of the organisation and hejoins us now. i'm sorry for your loss, richard, i'm sorry foryour loss, richard, of course i'm sorry for your loss, richard, of course it's a difficult time for friends and family of mr dawood. tell us more about him.- friends and family of mr dawood. tell us more about him. thank you very much — tell us more about him. thank you very much for— tell us more about him. thank you very much for your _ tell us more about him. thank you very much for your sympathy - tell us more about him. thank you very much for your sympathy and l very much for your sympathy and condolences. obviously all of us at the british asian trust are devastated by this terrible tragedy. shahzada dawood was an incredibly lovely man, i had the great pleasure of knowing him very well, i'd had many experiences meeting him, walking around the parts of london, talking about work. he was very actively interest in the british asian trust and the work that we d

this quote shahzada dawood ,was a curious and enthusiastic supporter of our mission.e deeply missed by all who knew him, especially his fellow trustees. dan: the dawood released a statement saying, we are truly grateful to those involved in the rescue operations here would their untiring efforts were a source of strength for us. with this story dominating headlines all week, we were wondering what it is like to be in a submersible. ama: we sat down with a man who has done 17 submersible dives to the titanic wreckage. >> i was very apprehensive from day one. reporter: his experience as an underwater cinematographer is vast. his knowledge of submersibles is valuable at a time when the rest of us know so little about how they operate underwater. and implosion, he explains, is the reverse of an explosion. >> this, as opposed to this. an implosion is instant under those pressures it was very forgiving considering the other possibilities of how they might have died. it was sort of a blessing. reporter: he has gone down over 12,000 feet to the depths of the titanic wreckage

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christine dawood — the wife of shahzada dawood and the mother of 19—year—old suleman dawood — was on prince, which was supervising the mission. she told the bbc that her initial intention was to go on the trip herself, but she gave the spot to her son because he was so excited by the prospect. it comes as the us coast guard has announced the launch of an investigation, which would be able to recommend civil or criminal charges. christine dawood has been speaking to the bbc�*s nomia iqbal in stjohn�*s, newfoundland, from where the expedition had set off. the sentence, "we lost comm." i think that would be a sentence i will never want to hear in my life again. like, lost comm, as in, we lost communication. were you aboard the vessel, were you here? yes, i was aboard the vessel, i was on the ship. i think i lost i hope when we passed the 96—hours mark. that's when i lost hope. and that's when i sent a message to my family onshore. isaid, "i'm preparing for the worst." that's when i lost hope. but my daughter, for example, she didn't lose hope until... until the call with the coastguard,

indeed, shahzada dawood and his 19 year old shahzada dawood and his 19 year ott eon— shahzada dawoodo seats inside . so the five of them will inside. so the five of them will be crammed into this tight area. there is a toilet. and crucially 96 hours of oxygen. so we have about two days of oxygen left . about two days of oxygen left. theories are possibly it could have. we know that after an hour and 45 minutes, by the way, on its journey downwards, that's when they lost communicate . when they lost communicate. yeah. could well be near yeah. so it could well be near the now, it is near the bottom. now, if it is near the bottom. now, if it is near the it's the only five the bottom, it's the only five man submersible in the world that those depths. that can reach those depths. 2.4m down where the titanic sits . so if it is on the bottom and they are alive and there is enough oxygen, it is going to be a race against time to find the right submersible or vehicle to get anywhere near that depth to try retrieve we try and retrieve them. we understand is us naval understand there is a us na

friends say mr dawood had been looking forward to the titanic trip.ld, really. he was so excited about this opportunity. and he mentioned it, with, you know, the biggest smile possible on his face in telling me about it. so we were all very excited for him and happy for him that he was able to have this extraordinary opportunity. hamish harding is a well—known explorer and adventurer. his last pictures show the start of this titanic trip. those who know him say he will be using his experience to stay calm in these extreme circumstances. he's a very charming guy, veryj adventurous, very professional about the way he goes about things. - but he does these i extreme adventures. and this was the latest one. paul henry naugle, a former french navy diver, is another of the passengers on the submersible. he's very well known | in titanic community. he has probably... there may be only one or two people that have more dives onto the wreck- than he does. and so he understands what it looks _ like on the sea bed and provides- that service - as an expert guide.

dawood mahabadi, coach and respected football expert, tonight , they represent football to me, and there is capacity in football coaching in our country, the number of coaches who are unemployed and the teams that do not use them. one of the problems with employing new coaches is that they are usually in the coaching cycle of the premier league and have one team, an assistant who usually goes as a supporter and they go away, which usually limits their use in the next team as well. regarding the new coaches, i would like to give you the opinion of the new coaches. well, it is customary in the whole world to pay attention. it rarely happens that the big man of the world wants to change his right hand. they are almost the same, but there is one thing you can, there is a time in our football, in the last few years, it has happened, many of the country's big football players do not listen to the death of football , despite the fact that they did not have a coaching degree, under the title of supervisor , but the head coach sat on the bench under the title, for example , i remained the media m

shahzada and suleman dawood were among the five men who were on board the titan." can you give us a sense of what it has been like for you the past week. it it has been like for you the past week-— it has been like for you the ast week. , ., ., ., , past week. it is unfathomable but what is — past week. it is unfathomable but what is it _ past week. it is unfathomable but what is it like? _ the sentence, "we lost comm." i think that would be a sentence i will never want to hear in my life again. like, lost comm, as in, we lost communication. were you aboard the vessel, were you here? yes, i was aboard the vessel, i was on the ship. somebody came down and said we lostn _ somebody came down and said we lost and — somebody came down and said we lost and i— somebody came down and said we lost,. and i think i didn't comprehend at that moment what that meant. and then itjust went— that meant. and then itjust went downhill from there. so the first— went downhill from there. so the first day was when the communication was lost and then it was_ communication was lost and t

with him on board was hamish harding, shahzada dawood and his 19-year-old son suleman dawood. also paul-henry nargeolet, his stepson will join us live in just a moment. after the titan disappeared without about concerns about the controversial experimental design. it has not gone through safety protocols and many maritime submersibles go through. the hole was crafted from a lightweight carbon fiber instead of steel or titanium to fit more passengers. such a somber 24 hours it has been here in st. john's. talk about a little bit of what we know is still going on. >> there are a lot of resources, some of them are pulling back. they had a lot of medical ships with everything from medical personnel to decompression chambers. >> reporter: there were nine ships yesterday. >> there were going to be 10 in all. there is year at the airport that never made it on the ship to do savage work. it is unclear if they will do any major salvage work now. there are still deep-sea remote operated vehicles that can go down and collect parts of this carbon fiber hole. there was concern about it bei

shahzada and suleman dawood were among the five men who were on board the titan. to us. can i just start off by asking you how you are? i think i developed a bit of a love—hate relationship with this question. so i think with the circumstances is concerned, i'm coping. but no, i'm not doing very good. what has it been like for you the last week? can you give us a sense ofjust... it's unfathomable what you're going through, but what has it been like? so the sentence, "we lost comm", i think that would be a sentence i would never want to hear in my life again. like "lost comm", as in, "we lost communication". i was sitting downstairs, actually. what has it been like for you the last week? can you give us a sense ofjust... it's unfathomable what you're going through, but what has it been like? so the sentence, "we lost comm", i think that would be a sentence i would never want to hear in my life again. like "lost comm", as in, "we lost communication". i was sitting downstairs, actually. having a snack or... i don't know. i was sitting with people talking and then som

christine dawood had been on the journey from the start.b was launched into the sea. i think i lost hope when we passed the 96 hours mark. that's when i lost hope. and that's when i, even then, i sent a message to my family on shore. i said, i'm preparing for the worst. that's when i lost hope. she said, for her teenage son, it was the trip of a lifetime. suleiman did, um, he did a 10,000 piece lego titanic. so he really loved that. and he was so excited. he applied for a world record, because he wanted to solve the rubik's cube at the deepest point. he was so excited about this. there are several investigations in place to determine what happened and why. the families want answers. how do you begin to get closure, if that's even possible? is there such a thing? i don't know. um... i think he started so many amazing projects. he was involved in so many... he helped so many people. and i think... ..alina and i really want to continue that legacy and give him that platform where his work is still continued. and it's quite important for my dau

that was christine dawood the wife and mother of shahzada and suleman dawood speaking to our north americadent nomia iqbal. three young entrepreneurs have been sharing their vision for brixton in south london. they want to turn it into a mini—silicon valley. but with a difference! the difference being that they want it to be a silicon—valley for black—owned businesses. here's yasmin rufo. after turning his life around, carl 0cko wanted to give back to the community that saved him. start—ups in london. we're based in brixton and were aiming to make brixton the black silicon valley. carl, along with two other entrepreneurs, yvonne and cyril, run an investment firm called black seed. black seed is a fund in the community led by black founders for black founders. currently, the black founder, black entrepreneur in the uk doesn't actually receive funding. it is more likely for a black woman to win the lottery on the saturday night than to get venture capital funding in the united kingdom. 0ne company that has benefited from black seed support is a mother and daughter duo that run an online fash

. >> among the passengers were pakistani-british businessman shahzada dawood. the elder dawood was a trustee with the mountain view-based search for extraterrestrial intelligence. in a statement, see eti says our thoughts go out to dawood's family and friends and the other passengers. he was passionately curious and an enthusiastic supporter of the ceti mission. now stockton rush is the grandson of businessman and philanthropist davies. he also got his mba from cal. there is footage posted to the oceangate youtube channel that shows rush actually speaking about testing the titan to ensure that it was capable of taking passengers to these great depths. >> out here, this is really focused on one thing, and that is the pressure vessel, and making sure that this component is safe and capable of handling depths down to 4000 meters repeatedly with -- >> records show that it took at least 46 passengers to the titanic site in 2021 and 2022, but some experts raised safety concerns about the sub operation and design, warning that it could endanger passengers paying a qua

our hearts go out to shahzada dawood and the entire dawood family. others on board, the ce of oceangate expeditions, the british billionaire, and an explorer. katie nelson spoke with my man who is a pioneer in the field. he gives us some insight on what is happening in the field here. >> reporter: don walsh is 91-year-old down. but in 1960 h and a fresh engine ever the first two people to ever explor challenger deep in a submersible. diving more than seven miles down to the floor the pacific ocean. >> that was my job. to test pilot. not to do science but to make sure was safe and reliable before we handed it over to the scientists. >> reporter: since then, walsh made a career out of it and became a pioneer in the field. he said, within the past 20 years or so the submersible market has changed. wire wants only focused on scientific research, there is now a sector for ocean adventure tourism, which is the primary focus of oceangate. >> they were doing some things which made a lot of us in the business for a long time question what was going on. >> rep

friends say mr dawood had been looking forward to the trip.he trip. he had the enthusiastic outlook _ looking forward to the trip. he had the enthusiastic outlook of - looking forward to the trip. he had the enthusiastic outlook of a - looking forward to the trip. he had | the enthusiastic outlook of a young child. he was looking forward to the journey, and he had the biggest smile possible on his face telling me about it. so we were excited for him and happy for him that he was able to have this extraordinary opportunity. able to have this extraordinary opportunity-— able to have this extraordinary opportunity. able to have this extraordinary o- ortuni . ., , ., ,., opportunity. hamish harding is a well-known _ opportunity. hamish harding is a well-known explorer— opportunity. hamish harding is a well-known explorer and - opportunity. hamish harding is a - well-known explorer and adventurer. well—known explorer and adventurer. his last picture show the start of this titanic trip. those who know him say he will be using his experience to stay

, a uk based shahzada dawood, a uk based nono— shahzada dawood, a uk based board member— shahzada dawoodr of— shahzada dawood, a uk based board member of the prince's nece— board member of the prince's neon cnoncy. — board member of the prince's trust charity. he— board member of the prince's trust charity. he also has his 19 trust charity. he also has his no yen— trust charity. he also has his no yen om— trust charity. he also has his 19 year old son,— trust charity. he also has his 19 year old son, suleiman, on bone.— 19 year old son, suleiman, on bone. n-c— 19 year old son, suleiman, on board. it's thought that the sub has board. it's thought that the sub nee enongn— board. it's thought that the sub has enough oxygen to last until about— has enough oxygen to last until about thursday— has enough oxygen to last until about thursday lunchtime . about thursday lunchtime. um, so it's about thursday lunchtime. um, so no on— about thursday lunchtime. um, so it's an extraordinary— about thursday lunchtime. um, so it's an extraordinary attempt at rescuing. now bad news for boris, the former p

christine dawood, wife of shahzada dawood and mother of 19—year—old suleman dawood, who both died in bbc. when we passed the

christine dawood has been speaking to nomia iqbal the sentence, "we lost comm."gain. like, lost comm, as in, we lost communication. were you aboard the vessel, were you here? yes, i was aboard the vessel, i was on the ship. i think i lost i hope when we passed the 96—hours mark. that's when i lost hope. and that's when i sent a message to my family onshore. isaid, "i'm preparing for the worst." that's when i lost hope. but my daughter, for example, she didn't lose hope until... until the call with the coastguard, when they basically informed us that they'd found debris. tell me just some memories that you have of your boy. so, he would not go anywhere without his rubik's cube. so, he used to teach himself through youtube how to solve the rubik's cube and he was really fast at it. i think his best was 12 seconds or something like that. what were your last moments or words that you shared with your husband and son, do you remember that? well, wejust hugged and joked, actually. because shahzada was so excited to go down. he was like a little child. was it a lifelong

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suleman dawood, 19, is onboard the vessel with his father shahzada dawood, as well as three others.straight to boston and our news correspondent carl nasman for more on the story. we have had some information, as i said, on the debris field. just bring us up—to—date on what we know. sure, let mejust bring us up—to—date on what we know. sure, let me just protect the scene. we are in boston. this is where the us coast guard has been correlating all of these international operations, really since sunday, when we first lost contact with titan, that vessel. we are expecting a news conference to take place shortly at the top of the next hour, 3pm local time, and that is when we hope you can more details about what has exactly been found in the area around the titanic wreck site. so much international media interest in the story. we have crews to my left and right from all kind of different countries, but now the reaction coming from everybody here is, we had that hope yesterday and it seems like much less hope today, in terms of finding people alive. a debris field has been found. this ag

shahzada and suleman dawood were among the five men who were on board the titan.ould be a sentence i will never want to hear in my life again. like, lost comm, as in, we lost communication. were you aboard the vessel, were you here? yes, i was aboard the vessel, i was on the ship. i think i lost i hope when we passed the 96—hours mark. that's when i lost hope. and that's when i sent a message to my family onshore. isaid, "i'm preparing for the worst." that's when i lost hope. but my daughter, for example, she didn't lose hope until... until the call with the coastguard, when they basically informed us that they'd found debris. tell me just some memories that you have of your boy. so, he would not go anywhere without his rubik's cube. so, he used to teach himself through youtube how to solve the rubik's cube and he was really fast at it. i think his best was 12 seconds or something like that. what were your last moments or words that you shared with your husband and son, do you remember that? well, wejust hugged and joked, actually. because shahzada was so excited

christine dawood's husband shahzada dawood and son, 19—year—old suleman dawood, set off on their expedition week ago before tragedy stuck. she told the bbc that her initial intention was to go on the trip herself, but she gave the spot to her son, because he was so excited by the prospect. she's been speaking to the bbc�*s nomia iqbal in stjohn�*s, newfoundland, from where the expedition had set off. thank you so much for talking to us. can i start off by asking you how you are. i think i developed — asking you how you are. i think i developed a _ asking you how you are. i think i developed a bit _ asking you how you are. i think i developed a bit of _ asking you how you are. i think i developed a bit of a _ asking you how you are. i think i developed a bit of a love - i developed a bit of a love hate relationship with this question. i think what the circumstances are concerned, i'm coping. but you know, i'm not doing very good. so... what has it been _ not doing very good. so... what has it been like _ not doing very good. so. .. what has it been like for— not doing very good. so... what h

our hearts go out to the entire dawood family. the situation is extremely serious but we extend our thoughts and best wishes for a positive outcome. the others on board, ceo of oceangate expeditions, a british billionaire and a french titanic expert who has been to that wreckage site more than 35 times. or katie nelson spoke with a bay area pioneer in the submersible field for some insight into what may have gone wrong. >> reporter: alameda is home to a submersible research program where the small vessels are used to explore the ocean floor. one of the first people to venture into the depths, don walsh, an alameda high school graduate. >> it is part of our human nature, curiosity. >> reporter: don walsh is 91 years old but in 1960, he and a french engineer were the first two people to explore challenger deep in a submersible, diving more than seven miles down to the floor of the pacific ocean. >> that was my job, the test pilot, not to do science but to make sure it was safe and reliable before we handed it over to the scientist.

christine dawood said she and her daughter were onboard a support vessel on the surface when the sub carrying five people lost contact last week. she told the bbc she was originally supposed to join her husband, but her 19-year-old son, a rubik's cube whiz, wanted to go instead. she said he wanted to set the guinness world record for the deepest ever rubik's cube completion. >> it one supposed to be shahzad and i going down and then i stepped back and gave the space to suleman because he really, really wanted to go, and i really, really miss him. >> dawood said a funeral service was held for her son and husband on sunday. >>> a federal judge denied the request to keep the names of witnesses secret in the classified documents case. trump has pleaded not guilty to 37 federal charges over his alleged mishandling of classified documents and obstruction of justice. he's been ordered to have no contact with the witnesses. cbs news was part of a coalition of news organizations that argued to have the list of potential witnesses be made public. >>> thousands of flights have been canceled or

is 19-year-old son suleman dawood is also on board. the others on board are the ceo of oceangate expeditions, a british billionaire and a french titanic expert who has been to the wreck more than 35 times. >> submersibles have been used to explore the ocean floor for decades. katie nielsen talked with a bay area man who was a pioneer in the field for some insight about the situation unfolding there. >> at this part of our human nature, curiosity. >> reporter: don walsh is 91 years old now but in 1960, he ended french engineer for the first two people to ever explore challenger deep in a submersible, diving more than seven miles down to the floor of the pacific ocean. >> that was my job, a test pilot. not to do science but to make sure it was safe and reliable before we handed it over to the scientists. >> reporter: since then, walsh made a career out of submersibles and became a pioneer in the field. he said therrk changeerit once focused ificre now there is a ct for ocean adventure tourism. that was the primary focus for oceangate. >>

al dawood, cyber space expert, mr. aali dawood , hello, first of all, please tell us what basically made the two french legislative bodies to depict such a resolution, in the name of god assad and their health serves dear viewers as well i would like to congratulate you, dear colleagues, today it has been announced that the representatives of france and the french senate will open the access of children under the age of 15 to social networks subject to their consent, and even now, in their plans, parents will be able to access them. they should have the use of social network services to satisfy their children over 15 years of age, and even if they have any of their children from prison, and it is interesting that they said about the world of social networks, if the plane is silent, the changes that the government and the parliament will not make. should be paid as damages you see, they did not have a series of concerns, such as the free discussion of cyber cars on social networks, seeing immoral images and such topics,

to its carbon fiber body, it can easily detect this problem , that is, the iron dome and flakhan dawood systems cannot practically deal with this missile. the issue was reported by reuters, along with the guardian, they said that the fattah missile passes through all air defense systems, and the arab 1400 range and al jazeera emphasized the same issue, the ability to attack missile defense systems. it can pass through all of tel aviv's missile shields , this is a message to israel, this newspaper emphasized, while israel is implying an attack on iran's nuclear facilities, tehran unveiled this missile today, iran to defend against attacks. he has several strategies against himself, one of them is what is the mouse's answer, kalaf is doing something that there is no longer any barrier against these missiles, the world media said , this is a irgc missile exercise on the simulator of the dimona nuclear site, younes shadlo, sada va noor news agency, supreme council meeting cyberspace was held under the chairmanship of the president. in this meeting, the secretary of the supreme council of cy

there's also british businessman shahzada dawood and his son, suleman. dawood on the board of mountain view-based seti institute. >> i can only imagine what this has been like for them, and i hope that this discovery provides some solace during this difficult time. >> today we spoke to a friend of one of the victims. mike reese is a writer and producer of "the simpsons." he went on four different trips with oceangate, including one to the titanic with his wife, denise, last year. denise didn't get to go underwater actually because she tested positive for covid right before the journey. but mike spent ten hours plunging down to the titanic wreckage and back. today he spoke with our janelle wang, calling that trip one of a kind but also acknowledged he knew that trip came with risk. >> from the moment we heard about this news on sunday, although we tried to be hopeful and upbeat, we knew it was going to end badly just because you're in the most unforgiving environment in the world, and something was bound to go wrong. i mean if something happened, we knew

in an exclusive interview with our partners at the bbc, christine dawood had a lifelong dream of visiting the titanic. >> he had this ability of child like excitement. >> she had said the family had been planning a trip on the titan for years, but it was postponed because of the covid pandemic. her son suleman was too young to go at time they started planning. once they were booked, he was 19. when the titan launched a week ago yesterday, christine and her 17-year-old daughter were on the support vessel on top of the water. they were first told staff were no longer able to communicate with the titan and it all went downhill from there. >> when we passed the 96-hour mark, that's when i lost hope. that's when i even sent a message to my family on shore and said i'm preparing for the worst s. >> and dawood had ties to mountain view based setty. christine says her son, suleman, had an obsession with the rubiks cube. he actually took it down with him on the submersible and planned to solve the puzzle at the titanic site. >>> and now also today a couple from florida dropped a lawsuit they had a

dawood serves on the team based at mountain view.m around the world hav been searching with the oxygen supply dwindling and stination miles beneath the surface. 12 an attempt at a rescue has never been pulled of from the steps. alameda is also home to a submersible research program. >> they were doing things that made a lot of us who have been in the business for a long time was going on. >> reporter: don walsh was one of the first to venture to the depths of the pacific. he worries about safety lapses on the titan, like the decision to not have a rescue beacon or escape hatch. >> if they are floating around in the ocean by thursday mornin it will be too late anyway. >> reporter: he profiled the company that owns it, oceangate expeditions. that clip was from david story last year, an eerie foreshadowing of the present-da emergency. >> what is terrifying about it is there are so many ways to die. there are so many things that can go wrong that go through my head, but honestly, they had literally pre-considered all of these things and

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the dawoods from a prominent pakistani british family. british billionaire hamish harding. french explorer paul-henri nargeolet, and stockton rush, oceangate's american ceo, who piloted the titan. >> it's an opportunity to learn from the incident and then work with our international partners worldwide to prevent a similar occurrence. >> reporter: the investigation is multinational, involving canada as well as the uk and france. now questions are being raised about who should pay for the massive search and recovery. >> the coast guard doesn't charge for search and rescue, nor do we associate a cost with human life. we always answer the call. >> reporter: the coast guard has not given a timeline yet for the investigation. it did say, though, that it could recommend that authorities pursue civil or criminal charges as necessary. norah. >> roxana saberi, thanks. >>> those popular diabetes and weight loss shots could soon be available as a p sweet pillows of softness! this is soft! holy charmin! oh! excuse me! roll it back, everybody!! charmin ultra soft is so cushiony soft, you

sha value dawood has been on the board of the seti institute, issuing a statement. we spoke with a man who was aboard that vessel during a prior trip to the "titanic" wreckage. mike reese is a writer and former show runner of "the simpsons." he was in a sub and remembers a long waiver, saying he knew the risks. reese says he felt safe and never felt the pressure change as they dove 2 1/2 miles to the sea floor. he was holding on to hope this week but admits he was expecting the worst. reese says he was good friends with stockton rush. >> he was one of the most -- he was one of the most charismatic figures and people i've ever met in my life. he went out doing what he loved. it's a cliche, but that was a cliche coined for instances like this. >> not only did stockton rush have a great interest in the "titanic," his wife, wendy, is a descendent of two of the wealthiest people to die on board the ocean liner. according to the strauss historical society, wendy rush is the great granddaughter of isidore and ida rush. "titanic" survivors say issa gore refused a seat on th

a friend of shahzad, dawood, told me he was so excited to share this experience with his son and he's heartbroken. they are both gone . the five men on board the doomed titan submerged were called explorers who shared a distinct spirit of adventure by ocean gate. the company that developed the vessel a wide scale search ended in tragedy when the us coast guard announced the discovery of an underwater debris field. the debris is contained with the catastrophic loss of the pressure chamber inside the titanic bound submersible where shahzad dawood and his 19 year old son suleiman, the prominent pakistani family, had bay area ties. shahzad was a trustee at the seti institute in silicon valley. in an email, ceo bill diamond called shahzad a passionately curious. he wrote, i am certain he would not have knowingly put his son's life at any risk and was seemingly convinced of the safety of the submerged rebel and its crew. also killed were 58 year old british businessman hamish harding and 77 year old french navy veteran paul henry nadal, the ceo of ocean gate stockton. rush was piloting the

pakistani british businessmen shazada dawood and his 19-year-old son at suleman dawood and paul henriet, a former diver with the french navy and a season to. ocean gate ceo stockton rush is also on the vessel. >> we run the whole thing with this game controller. >> lester ocean gate hosted at cbs sunday morning correspondent david pogue on an expedition to the titanic but minutes into the diet, something went wrong. >> apparently those floats came off the platform. >> the weight of the situation is bearing down on friends and family. jannicke mikkelsen spoke with her friend hamish harding the day before he left. >> it isn't good, it wilbel a alive. >> we are learning new information tonight about ocean gate expeditions, a group of leaders in the submersible industry sent the company a letter back in 2018 warning of possible catastrophic problems with the submersible end with its planned mission to the titanic wreckage. >> jericka: a lot of people hoping for a miracle. thank you, we are turning to a major development in the investigation of the presidents son hunter biden, the 53-year-

are shahzada dawood and his 19 year old shahzada dawood and his 19 year ott oon— shahzada dawood anddepths. the ooeone to— to those particular depths. the second one is you've- to those particular depths. the second one is you've talked about air and you've talked about air and you've talked about carbon dioxide , but also about carbon dioxide, but also temperature. so it's exceptionally cold down there. and if they haven't got electricity or they haven't got the ability to be able to generate , then they're generate heat, then they're going to getting cold very, going to be getting cold very, very of the very quickly. so speed is of the essence if they're going to execute some form of rescue. but then there's the next challenge on from that. they don't even know is. it's got to know where it is. so it's got to be somewhere close to the titanic. but if they're widening the patterns, it's the search patterns, then it's clear however clear that however they've searched haven't searched so far, they haven't found anything . no, indeed. and found anything. no, indeed. and wnen— found any

we read that our general director, who is our shahzoda daud, his son suleiman dawood hash, harding andnri narle tragically died. these people were real. explorers who shared a special spirit of adventure and a deep passion for the study and protection of the world's oceans, who exactly they shared a passion for exploring the depths of the sea. so this is the nineteen-year-old son of pakistani businessman shehzade dawood suleiman, a student, according to relatives, was scared of the trip, but did not want to upset dad on father's day. the same one believed the advertisement contained the name of the american space agency, but now nasa, following boeing and washington university, has distanced itself from the deceased titan and his deceased the creator, who self-confidently spat on criticism, many experts in the field of deep-sea vehicles wrote letters to the company that developed the titan that the device requires certification, because it is too experimental in nature to dive with people on board, so i am struck by the similarity with the disaster of the titanic itself, where the capt

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on board were the british businessman shahzada dawood and his teenage son suleman.dying at the university of strathclyde in glasgow. it said staff and students were shocked and profoundly saddened. the british—asian trust described his father as a wonderful and generous man. the family of the british explorer hamish harding said they'd lost him doing what he loved. also killed, the veteran french diver paul—henri nargeolet. it's really sad that he's lost his life in the place where he so loved to share his experiences with exploring the titanic. every time i dive, i see something i've never seen before... stockton rush also lost his life. his firm oceangate ran the expedition. colleagues described him as a true explorer. this was the titan sub. the us navy says on sunday underwater microphones detected a noise which could have been the vessel imploding. there are now growing questions about its safety. the director of the film titanic, james cameron, who has completed 33 dives to the wreck, believes the tragedy could have been prevented. the comms were lost and navi

five people are on board the vessel, including pakistani businessman shahzada dawood and his son, and british billionaire, hamish harding. a bbc investigation uncovers a network of people paying for animals to be abused. we start in the north atlantic, where more ships arejoining the search for a submersible with five people on board that's gone missing on a trip to explore the wreck of the titanic. ships and planes are scouring the ocean around 640km or 400 miles, off the coast of newfoundland in canadam and dropping sonar buoys to detect under water activity. the titanic, which sank in 1912, lies nearly 4,000 metres beneath the surface. this is the latest on what we know about the search. the trip is run by a company called 0ceangate 0verall, five people are thought to have been on board the submersible. contact has not been re—established with submersible, which is now unable to communicate. it's thought the vessel has around three days worth of oxygen left, at best. here is a moving picture of the submersible at sea. as you can see, it is a pretty small vessel and not clearly not