jamie frederick is one of response coordinator for the efforts. the rescue efforts to do asset 1st grade statement will be opening up some questions for you all. we do have about 10 minutes today. so after the following statement, we do ask you to limit everybody to one question and we'll try to get around as many as we can. my staff will be available afterwards that we can take some additional questions. they may not have been able to get to or may not answer fully to get your contact information, and our staff will be able to get back to you with that information. this time i'd like to welcome katherine, jamie, frederick response coordinator in the 1st coast guard district. good afternoon, captain jamie frederick with 1st coast guard district response department, which overseas search and rescue operations under rear admiral john motor the 1st coast guard district commander. i'll provide a brief recap of our coordinated search efforts for the $21.00 foot submersible with 5 people on board, along with providing an update on current search efforts

that was captain jamie frederick speaking at _ loved ones.king at a _ loved ones. that was captain jamie frederick speaking at a news - frederick speaking at a news conference. let's cross to boston and our news correspondent carl nasmin. really reiterated notjust how much of a top priority this was, but also the complexity of the search. it but also the complexity of the search. . , but also the complexity of the search. ., , ., , search. it really did, and they called this — search. it really did, and they called this a _ search. it really did, and they called this a full— search. it really did, and they called this a full court - search. it really did, and they called this a full court press. | search. it really did, and they - called this a full court press. they said they're making this their top priority, but emphasising how difficult of a task this really is. we heard them mentioning the distance from the coast of the us, 900 miles, it was striking to hear the size of the area they're searching. it's about the size of connecticut. earl

s. coast guard jamie frederick giving an update in boston in the us on the search. and you mentioned the shoot complex search operation, pulled up, missing something simple that has not been heard from it since sunday. after it went down to explore the racks of the titanic in the north atlantic with 5 people on board, on correspondents. deborah is on the. is that press conference? the no new news from the us coast guard, gabriel? he was questions of quite a lot about the noise is that has been heard in the past 12 hours. yeah, that's right. it was a little bit of a glimmer of hope if you will. when a canadian airplane that was circling over the area was able to pick up some sort of noises or pings if you will, that they thought perhaps could have been being given off by the missing submersible. but as you just heard there from the coastal guard official, he said that in his words, we don't know what those noises really were. the coast guard did send additional assets to the area around where those noise signals were being picked up from thinking that perhaps it was

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we don't know what we are, says captain jamie frederick. and also not clear that those noises taking place at 30-minute intervals, there have been some reporting of that. also, an aircraft did see an object in the water that drew some attention but they now believe it is not related to the missing submarine. it struck me, there's some expectations here. he said he always has hopeful this remains a search and rescue operation but that we're learning the limits of what they know at this point. >> right. he said it best. he said at this point we just don't know. we haven't confirmed what the noises are. and when i pressed him, captain frederick, about more specifics in terms of when the noises were heard, just to regroup. he said the noises were heard not only yesterday by that canadian aircraft but also heard again this morning. so what do they do with that information? they take all that acoustic information that they've gathered. they sent it to experts at the u.s. navy. the u.s. navy is going over that information. they were doing it last

but as captain jamie frederick noted we are searching where the noises are. we are not waiting to hear what they might be. but we are making sure that we are putting rov or remote underwater vehicle assets in the vicinity of the noises to keep looking. >> john: early word they were happening at regular intervals about 30 minutes or so. do we know if it's the case? >> the sonar buoys are picking up information that we have sent to the lab and then stuff we get -- gets reported basically from the aircraft. and so i don't have the latest from the aircraft in terms of the frequency but understand that they are still detecting noise in there and so we are going to continue searching there and continue to get that information over to the navy for analysis. >> john: so news cameras at st. john's airport in newfoundland last night caught a glimpse of three c-17s from the u.s. air force, taken off for transport to the scene, do we know what the equipment consists of? >> we absolutely do. one of our most capable rovs that we expect to be on the scene early tomorrow mor

finding survivors, the coordinator of the search and rescue operation, us coast guard captain jamie frederickid this just an hour ago. 100% search and rescue mission we are in the midst of a search and rescue operation and we will continue to use all the resources we have, to find the titan and crew members and bring them home. in this situation, it is necessary to maintain optimism and hope, according to rescuers from people on the bathyscaphe. probably. there is still some supply of oxygen in food and water. in the morning, hydroacoustics took direction, repeating knocks under water every half an hour. well, then, unfortunately, these knocks disappeared. the press is leaking more and more scandalous details of the ocean gate expedition preparations for such a risky dive, as it turned out back in 2018, an employee of the company pilot david lochridge, warned that the apparatus was unreliable , the carbon shell had not been properly tested , he pointed out the huge porthole to the weakest spot, but for this criticism of the employees. they just fired an nbc reporter. they unearthed an intervi

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with jamie frederick they with the us coast guard. i mean it may sound like the trip of a lifetime for those who can afford the quarter of a $1000000.00 fair to the wreckage of the most famous 2nd ship in the world. so who are the men on board of this mini submarine? and why did they undertake such a dangerous and expensive journey trapped in the submarine? under the atlantic ocean, a pilot and full of the men hoping for the experience of a lifetime. a now missing of to the semester, but last contact with the surface one of the people on board is stopped in rush, the chief executive and found of ocean gate inc. the company that provides the dive excursions. others will seen here earlier this year, describing the titanic commission. i have seen the site, in fact we, we dipped down into where the grand staircase was. we saw some of the chandeliers that were still hanging. it's amazing. the bows section in the stern is completely different, but in the about, the windows are still intact. you can look into port holes. you can go on the pr

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that's left within the past hour, when the coast guard was giving its briefing i asked captain jamie frederickhad located the submersible below the surface, and let's say you had all the resources you needed at surface level to go down there and get it, would 40 hours be enough even if you had all that. here's what he said. >> 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 and transcomm to get equipment on scene. what i can tell you there's a full-court press effort to get equipment on scene as soon as we can. >> so what does as quickly as we can mean for some of this type of equipment needed for this deep sea rescue, that equipment still 24 to 48 hours still away from the site where that submersible went down. jim? >> 48 hours window of course is outside what they say is the oxygen supply inside. jason carroll in boston covering the search. boris? >> joining our conversation now a friend of one of the missing passengers. he spent a lo

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. >> coming up, the coast guard will be holding a press briefing for the submersible, captain jamie frederick guard district will be briefing on that search effort for five people on board that missing sub, approximately 900 miles off cape cod coming up live at 1:00 eastern time from coast guard base boston. brand new developments on the search live as "america reports" john and i will see you then. >> ♪ star ships were meant to fly ♪ ♪ touch the sky ♪ >> it appears artificial intelligence is now playing politics. using something as simple as a selfie to determine a person's political preference. interesting. the danish study found it was right more than 60% of the time. raising all sorts of privacy concerns given how many selfies are available on social media. marie, i don't think 60% is really that good. it's kind of like if you guess, you're right. 60%. and it was just either conservative or liberal, right? you have a 50% chance of being right and this was all, i think, selfies of europeans and their political preferences. i would love to see how this translated to our country. >> kayleigh

i want you to listen to captain jamie frederick. >> today, the capsule deep energy, 190-foot vessel arrivedthe scene with underwater rov capability. they have rendezvoused with polar prince, and the last known position of the titan and the approximate of the "titanic" wreck. that operation is currently ongoing. >> reporter: ongoing, boris, but no matter what here, even if they see it, depending on where it's located, the true task is going to be how do you bring it to the surface. and to that point, both the u.s. and canadian officials are looking for any expertise they can as well as obviously, leaning on the resources of those two governments to preposition as much equipment as they can, whether onshore in st. john's, on in the north atlantic, to find a way, assuming, they're assuming the best, boris, that they will see it somewhere. and then will try to bring it to the surface. two hours ago they said there were 40 hours of oxygen left. i can tell you right now, i know from the canadian side, officials are focused on the clock. they know they have a limited time to try for this rescue. a

listening to him as well as jamie frederick with the coast guard, response accorder there, you get a sense of how difficult this task is. they're looking for not just a need until a hey stack, but a needle in a hay stack that is 370 miles from the nearest nautical port with condition of being blindfolded and under water. there is very little visibility above the water and certainly next to nothing beneath the water. >> they definitely have challenges ahead of them. some of key items i want to tick through here from the briefing which is just now beginning to wrap up, they called it a unique operation. as you were saying, a challenging operation. some of the headlines here, about 40 hours of breathable oxygen that's left on board that submersible. i asked captain frederick here, even if you were able to get the necessary congreequipment to put submarine out at the time, if you had it right there, would 40 hours to be enough time to conduct that rescue? he said he couldn't say. he also indicated that the deep energy vessel has what is called an rov unit that is currently right now cond

. >> john: as we heard from captain jamie frederick earlier this afternoon, despite all of those effortsrned up so far and it could be that the submersible is out there on the surface of the water somewhere bobbing around, it could be hundreds of miles from where it first started drifting on the currents, or it could be at the bottom of the ocean, we don't know. nobody has any idea. but complicating it, sandra, again is they don't know where it was when they lost it. that's the biggest challenge. >> sandra: and over 7600 square miles searched and that is ongoing. just hours after secretary of state antony blinken left china, a bombshell report dropped in the wall street journal. u.s. officials saying beijing is eyeing a military training facility in cuba which could put chinese troops on america's doorstep, just 90 miles south of the florida coast. edward lawrence on this live from the white house. what exactly are we learning here? >> yeah, sandra, the wall street journal is reporting the talks for those -- for that military training base between cuba and china, the talks are in the adv

s. coast guards, captain, jamie, frederick described it just a short time ago. on behalf of all the men and women of the united states coast guard in our search partners, we offer our most heartfelt thoughts and prayers for the 5 crew members, their families, and their loved ones. our crews are working around the clock to ensure that we are doing everything possible to locate the titan and the 5 crew members. yesterday we set up a 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

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