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. >>> frank owen is a submarine rescue expert. he joins me via skype from sydney. thanks for doing so, sir. authorities said there was enough oxygen to last until 3:00 a.m. saturday local time. that time has passed. realistically, do you hold out any hope for the crew, and what do you think might have happened? >> well, firstly, i don't hold much hope, and my thoughts are with the crew and their families because the period until all hope is given up, if you like, is a particularly harrowing time. and i think the advice by the indonesian chief of navy that the oxygen supplies were limited until 1:00 a.m. indonesian time this morning was an indication that they're not going to keep searching forever and ever. they have to put a peg in the sand, if you like, that says beyond here, we're now searching for the submarine to understand what happened rather than to save the people. >> and do you have any theories? what can go wrong? if it was diving as reported, what can go wrong? >> well, submarining is a very dangerous activity. there's always something can go wrong. in

assistance from international partners including singapore and australia well let's not speak to frank owen who is a former sub-mariner with the australian navy is joining us via skype from canberra thank you very much fun for being with us so in the nation of stories as we've heard they have changed the status from submits to subside they have no catered it they say what is it going to take now what's the next step how difficult will it be for them to reach and retrieve the submarine. i think it will be very difficult it will be easy to retreat to reach the sovereign. they will have access to a number of remotely operated vehicles that. certainly have the capacity to reach that and those vehicles have capacity to do with manipulators. that move like oh like almost like humans. to pick out of objects and bring them back to the surface . the can't believe the of actually retrieving the submarine is a another big step and it's way beyond the capacity you has every navy except perhaps the u.s. navy i was going to ask you about that whether indonesia's navy was actually capable of recovering th

owen with more. >> thank you, frank. >> the big question is what are the departures and what does this charge meany and going forward >> this is just the latest scandal for credit suisse going back several years this is something that the bank can't shake off. it is announced the executive departures today a slew of mid-level managers departing. as you mentioned, a huge dividend cut and buyback program and the shares are down 25% in the last month it is hoping the moves will end this period for the bank history tells us it could be another scandal waiting around the corner >> it seems like there are multiple corners and scandals for credit suisse in recent years. one of our colleagues had a wall showing the timeline the wall was full, owen. >> yeah. >> we look at the departures and these people were told last year to overhaul the group and change things after the other scandals. if you just overhaul, how do you o overhaul again and fix the problem? >> the ceo who came in place over a year ago and i'm sure your viewers may remember, the ugly corporate spying scandal with his predecessor left. he ca

frank owen is from the submarine institute of australia and joins us now from canberra. ybody new, saw its _ we have? we know that the last time anybody new, saw its always - we have? we know that the last time anybody new, saw its always aware i we have? we know that the last time | anybody new, saw its always aware of its position was at 4:28 on tuesday. the next time there was any evidence of its existence, if that evidence, is that they saw an oil slick that may or may not have come from the submarine. there has been nothing heard of it since stop frank, some people, you can expand first, they say submarines to go silent for periods of time for operational reasons, is there not something on the submarine, some piece of technology that would always alert somebody somewhere as to where it was? ., , ., ., ., was? how is it that we would not know anything? _ was? how is it that we would not know anything? yes, _ was? how is it that we would not know anything? yes, you i was? how is it that we would not know anything? yes, you are i was? how is it that we would not i know