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missing deep sea submersible in the north atlantic is now at a critical stage stuff is that the oxygen on board has run outs. the titan vessel disappeared on sunday, off the canadian coast line on a dive to the sides of the titanic ship. rick, there are 5 people in board, including the head of the company that designed and operates the ship. the international search teams in a race against time, hopes had been raised off to undergo to sounds were picked up on. so no equipment but so far it's not being possible to pinpoint the vessels location. what's more, the 5 crew on board left with 39 to 6 hours was of oxygen and spike uh, the 1st day it was expected to have run out. this is still the searching as corporation. you know the, the estimate. so when the option runs out and more importantly must be the carbon dioxide takes over. because if they've lost the power to the so then comes outside . scrubbers are also styling. so the, there are a lot of things working against the people who signed the semester. so, but i think, you know, who has to keep going, the area being searched is twice the size

missing deep sea submersible in the north atlantic is at a critical stage of fears. growth at the oxygen on board will soon run out. international search teams are in a rare race against time right now. as they try to locate the missing vessel, which has 5 people on board, it disappeared on sunday on a dive to the titanic wreckage site. it could be almost 4 kilometers under the ocean, off the coast of canada. it is hoped underwater sounds that had been detected by sooner. we'll hope rescuers narrow their search. yesterday, the canadian p 3 detected underwater noises in the search area. as a result of the operations were relocated in an attempt to explore the origin of the noises. although the r o b searches have yielded negative results, they continue. additionally, the data from the p 3 aircraft has been shared with our u. s. navy experts for further analysis, which will be considered and future search plans. the surface search is now approximately 2 times the size of connecticut, and the sub surface search is up to 2 and a half miles deep. that's potentially expanding the size of the search are

eastern, based on the amount of emergency reserve oxygen on board. but, it is possible the men there may have been able to conserve their air to buy more time coming up, we'll have a live report on the urgent search and rescue efforts still under way at this hour >>> the leader of the world's most populous country arrived at the white house wednesday night as president biden looks to reaffirm the united states' relation with india amidst growing geo-political tensions we go to brie jackson in washington what's on the agenda for the two leaders in. >> reporter: as you said, indian prime minister norendra modi is in washington. he is expected to speak at a joint meeting of congress and deliver remarks alongside president biden before attending a state dinner in the evening. it comes amid efforts by the biden administration to solidify its relationship with the rapidly-expanding indo-pacific nation foreign policy is expected to be a major topic of discussion for the two leaders. most notably, countering the influence of china modi's status as a divisive

>>> time is running out in the search for five people on board a missing submersible that was on its way to view the wreck of the titanic. the oxygen on board is only expected to last until tomorrow morning but there is now a small glimmer of hope. the u.s. coast guard confirms that a canadian aircraft detected underwater noises in the search area in the atlantic. they have not yet determined the exact source or location of the sounds but they say the sounds are helping to focus the search the coast guard is bringing in warships and other vessels. the search area is now twice the size of connecticut and 2 1/2 miles deep. >> we need to have hope that i can tell you what the noises are. i can tell you, and i think this is the most important point, we are searching where the noises are. that is all we can do at this point. >> among the missing, trustee for the mountain-based search for mountain terrestrial and turgeon's. shahzada dawood is the vice chair of one of pakistan's largest conglomerates. 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 f

take a good 20 hours or so down there, and with regard to the oxygen, and yes, concerns about the carbon dioxide, and they have scrubbers on board, and if they can operate it, they can keep enough oxygen going, if they have the oxygen. and p.h. nargeolet is on board, and they say his first instinct would be to conserve oxygen and have everybody sleeping or very, very calm or as calm as possible. if they are alive it is dark and cold and they are facing enormous odds, but there is hope among the search and rescuers that this is a search and rescue, and they will not stop until they are definitively figuring out what has happened to the titan. back to you. >> is there any indication of how long the rov can stay on the ocean floor looking for this vessel? >> it is a remotely operated vehicle, so many hours it can be down there, and presumably what they will do is to get down to this area, it is not clear how close it is to the "titanic" wreck site, but there is the possibility that the titan was tied up in the "titanic" wreckage as well which may complicate things, but they will establish a grid to come, and a second subcoming down

we believe it has about 96 hours, four days' worth of oxygen on board.that runs out, we are not sure what might happen but there is potentially hope it could last a bit longer than that. about four days and more than two days have passed. so time is of the essence, if they want to be able to reach the vessel in time. one interesting note as well. even if the submersible had come up to the surface and is waiting for rescue craft to reach her, they are not able to open the submersible from the inside. hearing reports from people that have been on this craftefore, from a cbs reporter as well, this is something that can only be opened from the outside. there are 17 bolts. that is simply because you want to make this as wateight as possible. especially in those depthss. this vessel needs to be found in order for those five people that are on board to be rescued. ben: for now, carl, thank you, live in boston for us. let's speak to an american oceanographer and deep-sea explorer who collated an explanation of the titanic in 2010 and co-led the successful intern

the affairs that the oxygen on board is a boss to run out. the titan vessel disappeared on sunday of the canadian coast. while on a dive to the titanic shipwreck sites 5 people on board, including the ceo of ocean gray fence, the company that designed and operates the sub international search teams in a race against time. hoops had been raised off to under will to sounds were picked up on sooner. equipment. but so far it's not being possible to pinpoint the vessels location. what's mode the 5 crew on board left with 39 to 6 hours worth of oxygen and spike uh, the 1st day it was expected to have run out. this is through the search and rescue operation. you know, the, the estimates of when your option runs out and more importantly, bust me, that carbon dioxide takes over because it, they've lost the power to the. so then comes outside. scrubbers are also styling so that there are a lot of things working against the people who signed the semester will. but i think you know, who has to keep going. the area being searched is twice the size of the u

right, i mean, a couple of the headlines is 38 to 39 hours now that they have left of usable oxygen on board, so time really, really running out here, and this is such a desperate search it is going on not just by the coast guard, but by the canadian coast guard. they're also asking for any help from vehicles that are out in the area there is a remote operated vehicle on a ship nearby it is diving as well trying to get some pictures, anything they've dropped those sonar buoys. they're trying to listen for any type of pinging, any type of voices they might be able to hear and they're asking for help. there's that ship coming from france, and france said there's a french national on board as well as that fifth person. that believed to be able to get down to 13,000 feet. there aren't many vehicles that can get down to that level and the coast guard was asked flat out, if you found it right now, would you be able to take that vehicle, to salvage it? and the answer was, i don't know so, a desperate search, and hopefully an ability to salvage that vehicle back to you. >> everyone is hoping for tha

on board. the box, there's only a few hours worth of oxygen left on board. the vessel was taking tours to the wreck of the titanic. that's all for now. i'm having him home. thanks for watching. take care the it's all just practice or is that the nation with face in brooklyn with a wayne 7 months before rush out attack your crane a field team documents daily life in the town. how are the people from the club.

. >> just a few hours left of oxygen on board. anticipated the oxygen will fully run out tomorrow morning. one coast guard official saying they're not giving up hope yet. >> this is a search and rescue mission 100%. we're smack dab in the middle of search and rescue. we'll continue to put every available asset that we have in an effort to find the titan and the crew members. >> the coast guard said it detected underwater noises in the search area. it does not know what those sounds are. five people are on board. the ceo of oceangate is the pilot. the other four passengers are a british billionaire, a pakistani businessman and his son, and a french titanic expert. the search effort is happening about 400 miles off the coast of newfoundland. nbc news correspondent ron allen joins us now from st. john's, canada. sorry, it's jay gray. apologies for that. what information did we learn from the coast guard today? you're in boston there. >> yeah. we're in boston. that's where the coast guard is running the command and control of this mas

on the board of a research organization in mountain view. >>> 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 been his lifelong philosophy, but it was

oxygen left. the sub losing contact while on its way to explore the titanic. five people on board. search teams lowering a remote dive vehicle into the sea. the coast guard says there's been no sonar contact, no sign of the sub. the search area covering 10,000 square miles. the u.s. navy and new york international guard now joining the search. gio benitez in canada. >>> also tonight, the plea deal signaling an end to a tumultuous five-year investigation. president biden's son, hunter biden, agreeing to plead guilty to two misdemeanor tax charges and settling a gun violation charge. former president trump blasting the deal made by a federal prosecutor he appointed, calling it a mere traffic ticket. house republicans and gop presidential candidates saying it's a sweetheart deal. how president biden is now responding. pierre thomas at the justice department. >>> as for the classified documents case against former president trump, the judge today setting a trial date for less than two months from now. and a televised interview, donald trump admitting he delayed complying with a subpoen

but oxygen will run out for 5 people on board. so coming up indians, my minister and arrange remotely starts his 1st full state visit to the u. s. president joe biden is pulling out all the stops despite concerns over moody's human rights record. plus more violence in the west bank is really settlers attack a palestinian town after 4 is really is were killed by palestinians on the sierra. kelly. welcome to the program. the search for a missing deep sea submersible in the north atlantic is at a critical stage as fear as grow that the oxygen on board will soon run out. international search teams are in a race against time as they try to locate the missing vessel, which has 5 people on board. it disappeared on sunday on a dive to the titanic wreckage site. it could be almost 4 kilometers under the ocean, off of the coast of canada. it's hoped under water. so sounds that happened detected by sonar will help rescuers narrow their search yesterday. the canadian p 3 detected underwater noises in the search area. as a result, are of the o

air supplies have already run out a couple of hours ago , the authorities initially said that oxygen on board. enough only for 96 hours. that is, for four days from the moment of immersion of hope for a successful descent a day later. still , they appeared after a canadian anti-submarine aircraft spotted. some underwater signals. uh, the search is not far away no results of the rescuers were able to determine the nature of these noises. but in the meantime, the search continues on an area of ​​15,000 m². the ship is searched for by about 20 submarine ships, deep-sea vehicles by eleven aircraft. the search is fraught with a number of very great difficulties. firstly, this is the remoteness of this place where the bathyscaphe disappeared. secondly, this is a great depth, great pressure, as well as a huge amount of debris that are at the bottom and which make it difficult to detect this device. well, let's remind bathyscaphe titan owned by ocean gates stopped communicating on sunday, june 18, after 1 hour and 45 minutes. after the ship is submerged. e, delivered tourists to the heels of the tita

private ones must be registered with the us bureau of shipping by this point in the supply of oxygen on boardhe submersible. less than 60 hours left. all over the country today starts, the admission company of the university applicants can submit documents personally by mail through the websites of educational institutions, and more than 600,000 budget places have been allocated on the public services portal this year , including in new russian regions, as noted in the minornauka, 2/ 3 applicants will study for free at the expense of the state most of the budget places were given to specialties that are especially needed by the economy. these are engineering, technology and technical sciences, separate quotas for participating students and their families, as well as for the children of doctors who died from the coronavirus in the line of duty. applications will close on july 25th. in the far east, the salmon fishing season started before a significant part of the fish was sold abroad. however, this year, entrepreneurs want to sell goods on the domestic market , the demand for domestic product

with limiting oxygen on board a frantic search is underway. details in moments. first, remember when biden said this? >> are you willing to get involved to defend taiwan? >> yes. >> you are? >> it's a commitment we made. >> well, what about when he said this. >> would u.s. forces defend the island? >> yes, if there was an unprecedented attack. >> unlike ukraine, u.s. forces, men and women would defend taiwan in the event of a chinese invasion? >> yes. >> well, don't worry about any of that. blinken made it clear to china that we would not think about stopping them if they invade taiwan. >> i reiterated the united states and china policy. we do not support taiwan independence. >> how did the meeting between blinken and china's president xi jingping go? china said the u.s. needs to stop suppressing them and show suspect. that issue with china not returning defense secretary austin's calls. that will keep happening. >> it's a work in progress. >> will they talk to each other? >> we made clear we think that's important and imperative. the chinese understand well. i m

no, experts are forced to admit that the supply of oxygen on board is either already over, or it remains if people remain silent and sleep a lot, search operations continue for the third day, but even the approximate location of the bathyscaphe is still unknown, and those unidentified noises that were recorded by rescuers can generally be random, even if the bathyscaphe rose to the surface to get out, it is impossible to get out of it the hatch is closed from the outside by 14 bolts. you look, what we will tell about next in our program is the memory of those who died during the great patriotic war. almost all over the world , the ukrainian military criticized german equipment and a fire broke out in the market in the rostov region about this, we not only stay with us immediately after the advertisement. life goes on and the day begins again , life goes on, the rainy season approaches , the growing wind shakes the big loaves. this your destiny. this is our common destiny. birds also sing on the ground, without us, and cherries bloom on the ground. without us, the river brightens and clou

the coast guard says there's a four-day supply of oxygen on board in case of an mjs. at this point, there should be 70 hours left. >> we really brought all assets that we have available to us to bear on finding the submersible and the people in it. >> a company called ocean gate expeditions owns the sub. in a statement, ocean gate says its entire focus is on the crew members and their families. >>> well, the concord police department has a critical reminder for all of us today. they're reminding us that fireworks are illegal, and it is cracking down ahead of the fourth of july. the agency announced that over the next few weeks, specialized teams will be flooding neighborhoods with a high number of fireworks complaints. those specialized teams are also going to respond to online fireworks complaints in real time. the department says you can report illegal fireworks 24 hours a day on the city's concord connect website or the concord connect app, which you can download for free. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez is out in concord right now. she's going to be joining us at 5:

so distinguish a crew on board of the ship and now we're seeing all of all focus on trying to find them and get to them while they're still oxygen on board and the clock is ticking. okay, kristin slew me. thanks very much for bringing us all the latest off the press conference in new york. the the so all the told the story at least full is riley's, have been shot and killed in the past few hours. and now the illegal settlement of late in the occupied westbank is where the army says it happened to the petrol station. but suspects have been killed. reports of raids in the occupied westbank going on on the palestinian group. ha, so said that one of the attackers was linked with a fight to links to the outcast some for games. but that's where the problem is that benjamin netanyahu has said his government will use all options available to fight those. trying to hutch his nation. are you on some place? you really, our forces are now working in the fields to hold the killers accountable. we have proven in recent months that we take revenge on all murders without any exception. whoever harmed us, will either end up in the grave or in pr

they have 96 hours approximately of oxygen on board and they've been missing since sunday now. so there is a all hands on deck to try to find those submersible and help the people on board. absolutely. if you hear anything, there's any news on this from the search and rescue teams. you'll keep a surprised christmas salumi in new york. thank you very much. and police in the french capital have rated the headquarters of the paris 2024 olympic committee as follows, a report from the anti corruption agency of potential irregularities. they also search the organizing committees office the overseas construction sites. the pastor butler joins me now from paris. natasha, this could potentially be a very big deal in terms of francis image for political. he perhaps, what more do you know at this stage? what according to fraud says financial prosecute. the police that investigates has raided uh these 2 offices, the offices of power says and then picks organizing committee and another company consolidated works and construction and has been helping to build some of the sites and the infrast

obviously the oxygen on board is dwindling. , what would need to go right for the passengers on board to be rescued? >> they would need to speak very little. they would need to conserve the power on the craft. and they could make eke their oxygen out for another day if they were very conserving of movement and energy. and if they maybe slept as much as possible in turns that really keep their energy low. and then what we need to do is have someone like the french navy or the u.s. navy would need to get a sub down there that has the capability to attach a taeth e , a tether and then it would be wound up to the surface. i don't think we have a sub big enough to recover the titan hole. i think we only have something that can attach a hook and then hopefully raise the "titan." >> that would require machinery at a scale that is difficult to imagine. no rescue has been attempted like this before. and there are a lot of people fascinated by the "titanic" as we look at the people believed to be on board right now. we're seeing a wave of

the potential for the folks on board to survive is at least until thursday midday. just based on nominal oxygen on this vessel. now, if the folks on board, you know, they took active measures to slow down their activity level and try to conserve their breathing, they might be able to thin that out a little bit. >> will: as of now, experts say the vessel has less than 70 hours before it runs out of air. back to you. >> thank you, todd. >> will: there's a chance that the power is out. people are surmising that could be the case. that's why they lost communication. we keep putting a time limit on how much oxygen they have. as i understand it, there's also a machine in the submersible that scrubs your c02 so every time you breathe out, you're in essence poisoning the air and limiting your time further. but they have a machine that scrubs that c02. there's no power, is that machine working? do they truly have all that time with oxygen? >> ainsley: i wonder if weather was a factor. billionaire put this on facebook. due to the worst weather in newfoundland in 40 years, this mission is likely to be the

resource, spending days underneath like a submarine, they have about 96 hours, four days worth of oxygen on boardt we hope it will last longer than that. more than two days of past and time is of the essence they want to be able to reach the vessel in time one interesting note that even if the submersible has come up to the surface and is waiting for a rescue craft to reach it, they are not able to open the submersible from the inside and sharing some reports from people have been on this craft before from a reporter as well, this is something that can only be open from the outside, there are 17 bolts that simply because you want to make this as watertight as possible, especially of those steps, whether it is below or above the ocean, this vessel needs to be found in order for those five people that are on board to be rescued. liee for those five people that are on board to be rescued.— for those five people that are on board to be rescued. live in boston for us, board to be rescued. live in boston for us. let's — board to be rescued. live in boston for us, let's speak _ board to be rescued. live

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they survived on a single sandwich and extra oxygen they had on board. >> before we started the dive, oxygen. and because of we stole it, i'm still here. otherwise, we certainly wouldn't have been here. >> reporter: the pisces iii was trapped more than 1,500 feet below sea level, around 150 miles off the island. the men inside avoided speaking to conserve air. rescuers were reportedly able to locate the vessel using sonar, by making one of the sailors sing high notes. crews were able to bring the crew to the surface using a tow rope. by the time the men were freed, they had 12 minutes of oxygen left. according to the guinness book of world records, it was the deepest rescue ever. >> it look 84 hours to rescue us. >> reporter: about a decade earlier, officials lost contact with the uss thrusher. the nuclear attack submarine was doing deep diving tests. >> navy search teams went into action. there was optimism at first. maybe communication equipment was faulty. with the hours, hope waned. >> 129 officers, crew men, and technicians perished. what was left of the submarine was eventually

they would know that there was a limited supply of oxygen on board and it would do everything that theyeserve that. they would go into very calm state, they would breathe a little bit more shallowly, they would rest, they would try to stay warm as they could and await rescue and that is also why we had this burst of optimism and hope yesterday and on tuesday when we heard news that there were some noises detected, or sounds. that also would be similar to protocol that someone experienced in the ocean might know in terms of how to alert people to your location. banging on the side of the vessel at regular intervals. unfortunately, we do not know exactly what is happening, but this could be the worst case scenario. we did know and we were always hoping that the five people on board would be able to stay alive as long as they possibly could until some kind of rescue. . ~ they possibly could until some kind of rescue. ., ~ , ., they possibly could until some kind of rescue. . ~' , ., ., they possibly could until some kind of rescue. ., ~ i. ., , of rescue. thank you for bringing this u- to

the coast guard said they have less than 24 hours less than oxygen on board.ple had to be rescued in north carolina after severe flooding and dangers weather hit parts of oklahoma and texas. drew: bright and breezy attempts in the 70's. frances: there is wind advisory for the san mateo bridge and the done burger bridge --dunburg bridge. kumasi: reggie was there. juanita moore's chicken nuggets in the biscuits. reggie: sister, we still love you. you lost but we still love you. drew: we love you. [laughter] ♪ >> possible sign of hope for that missing sub. overnight under water noises detected in the search area, with less than 24 hours of

on board the bathyscaphe. this time , the founder of the company was among the passengers. the hope of saving people remained until the last, according to the calculations of the oxygen supplyboard the submarine. it would have lasted almost until the wreckage was discovered. however, experts consider a disaster. it happened already on sunday, when communication with her was lost then about it. uh. in this today, the us navy was informed that a sharp sound was recorded, according to experts, the ship's hull collapsed under pressure above water at great depths. the crew died instantly in an operation to search for the body. the us coast guard said it would continue. russian cosmonauts sergei prokofiev and dmitry petelin conducted a spacewalk. they dismantled equipment for scientific experiments from the surface of the iss. they took him to the boarding stations. they also cleaned the external surface and windows from pollution using a special device. module star spacewalk. it lasted 6 hours, 23 minutes the astronauts coped with their tasks faster than you planned sergey prokopyeva it was the seventh spacewalk for dmitry pyatilina, the fifth about 100 people were injured in th

. >>> as the hours pass and the oxygen on board the vessel begins to dwindle, this is an all hands on deck effort. miguel marquez is live where the canadian coast guard is headquartered. what more are canadian officials saying at this hour? >> reporter: well, horizon maritime just held a little press statement and took some questions from the press. this is the company that has the "polar prince," the ship that they do a range of different things, everything from oil exploration and gas, and they were talking about the "polar prince," that it is the ship that took the submersible out there, it is now participating in the search as well. and the other ship that they have, the "horizon arctic," that was ported here and then there were three u.s. military c-17s that flew in yesterday, a ton of gear in that including a deep water remote operated vehicle that is now on that ship and headed out to the search area as well as a coast guard ship here. it is just -- it is full-on, there will be ten ships out there in the next 24 to 48 hours. they know that there is a time issue because of the a

up truck, i is about 20 feet long, again five people on board if those five people are alive and on board they have reportedly got about enoug oxygen on board that vessel to last them about four days. again, they've been out of communication since yesterda morning. so that search is stil underway as we speak we will let you know more as we know more tonight there has also bee developments today in th criminal prosecution of former president donald trump as of today, a federal judge i his case has ruled that trum will be subject to a protectiv order when it comes to the evidence that is going to be disclosed to him as part o this case. he is not allowed to show an use that evidence to the publi or to the media he's not eve allowed to look at it alone. he can only look at that evidence in the presence of hi lawyers. it is not at all a surpris that this order has been issued, trump's lawyers did not even object when the prosecutio proposed this kind of protective order all of the legal observers say that this is exactly what yo would expect when it comes t somebody being persecuted, excuse me, being prosecuted. he says persecuted when

. >> i understand you're also skeptical of the idea that titan had 96 hours of oxygen on board. n an enclosed space and this is one of the major problems when you have a disabled submarine scenario. you're not only consuming the oxygen in there but you're also producing carbon die dioxide and it's the carbon die dioxide that becomes the problem. when it comes to removing carbon dioxide -- we need a material that looks a lot like kitty litter and therery accouple more advanced methods but they don't take up a much smaller volume and in the case of titan in order to keep those five passengers alive for 96 hours, they would have needed enough material to fill about half of a standard bathtub. this material then gets insulated heavily and needs also to be coordinated with the air flow inside the submarine and based on the publicly available photos, there were no structures attached that meet those volume requirements to give those 96 hours. i would be interested in seeing the internal diagrams for the breathing system but those have not been released. >>> listen, i appreciate your ex

the latest estimates by the coast guard are that there's only about 40 hours left of oxygen on board making this a very tricky, challenging situation. the u. 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 seale

it's thought the oxygen supply on board may have run out. the us coast guard insists it remains focused on finding the crew alive. we were told they were certain the crew would have slows their consumption of oxygen, extending the time available for the rescue. the search area has been doubled in size, and a french ship — with a robot that can reach the sea bed — is on site. live now to boston where sumi somaskanda has been following the story hello matthew. that is right. this is a massive search, and you have to understand that the ships and aircraft on—site at the moment are scarring an area of around 10,000 square miles. they are also trying to look down to into the ocean floor. that might be where they could find a vessel. there are ships and aircraft on hand, and as you said, new vessels have arrived. i want to bring in danjohnson, a correspondent who has been looking into this and hearing from the coastguard and updates. what are they saying about where this search and rescue missions dans? that messaue and rescue missions dans? that m

the submersible had enough oxygen on board to support life for 96 hours. the five people on board were on a mission leader who works for ocean gate, the company that developed the submersible, and for others who are referred to as mission specialists. yes. all right. our time is 739. we're trying to get you to where you need to go this morning. sos watching everything, especially what's happening on interstate 80. that's right. we've had a couple of things on 81 of them being the bay bridge where we had an earlier crash getting into san francisco. they'd be cleared out now. it's been gone for about 45 minutes, but we have a larger than usual backup at the bay bridge. we also want to mention that 80 westbound coming up to the freeway here at between cutting and carlson, there is a crash involving two big rigs that crashed much earlier in the morning. you can see the cones out there. it's a hard closure and traffic is very slow past the scene right now. it seems to be stopped. might be doing something at the scene. 80 is backed up for at least five miles comi

they survived on a single sandwich and some extra oxygen they had on board. . >> -- before we started the dive, i stole a bottle of oxygen. and because we stole it, i'm still here. otherwise, were certain we would not be here. >> the pisces iii was trapped one and 1500 feet below sea level, about -- off work island. the men inside avoided speaking to conserve. air rescues were able to locate the vessel by using sonar by making one of the sailors sing high notes. crews were finally able to bring the sub to the surface using a toe rope. by the time the men were freed, they had just 12 minutes of oxygen left. according to the guinness book of world records, it was the deepest water rescue ever. >> it took 85 hours to rescue us. >> about a decade earlier, officials lost contact with the uss thresher, hundreds of miles off the coast of cape cod. the nuclear attack submarine was doing deep diving tests when its communications became garbled. >> no sooner did the tender skylark reported something amiss, that navy search teams when it actually. was optimism at first.

it has not been identified but it all comes as the clock is now ticking down on the amount of oxygen on board this sub. there is word tonight that new equipment and resources are about to arrive on scene, but is there time to launch a new effort? retired u.s. navy captain joins us with the latest on the search and rescue efforts. first to matt fin more on the limited oxygen and last ditch efforts to find and save the titan. >> tonight two separate outlets reporting that banging sounds were heard in 30 minute intervals near the position where the sub went missing. those reports are separately citing an eternal e-mail and government memo. u.s. coast guard told fox news there had been no sounds heard at that hour. we will continue to confirm this information and bring you the latest. tonight the u.s. coast guard has not reported any discoveries, the sub will run out of oxygen by thursday morning. the conditions inside that sub may be considered of mic mares, titan submarine is a tube about the size of a minivan. "the five" passengers do not have seats, they are barefoot and sit on the floor, the

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the disks of titan , who went on an excursion to the sunken titanic and are looking for the second day of time to save people, there are less and less oxygen reserves on board. enough until about noon on thursday , communication with the underwater vehicle disappeared after 1 hour 45 minutes after the dive. the coast guard received a distress signal from the crew of the polar prince ship, from which the bathyscaphe was launched. after receiving the signal. we moved out and got to the court. at the polar princes. we began the search for an underwater vehicle in parallel, we launched an aircraft to search for an air survey. both visual and for the sake of allocation later. we have agreed with the canadian coast guard and armed canadian forces deploy additional assets to the scene. it is known that there are five people in the bathyscaphe, the cost of 40 titanic 250,000 dollars is organized by the ocean gate company , the founder of this company, the founder of this company is already stockton , presumably on board the missing bathyscaphe, for sure. it is known that a british billionaire is on the titan. hey. hardin, who had previously been in space, yes ili,

reporter: he's been told there are five people on board, including the pilot, and they are using everything they can to find them, knowing there's only a four-day oxygen supply on board. >> and so that gives us some time to effect a search. but when something happens on the high seas, it gets complicated quickly, because of winds, oceans, drift, all that stuff. >> reporter: ocean gate only releasing this statement, saying, quote, our entire focus is on the crew members in the submersible and their families. we deeply thankful for the extensive assistance that we've received from several government agencies and deep sea companies in our efforts to reestablish contact with the submersible. >> our thanks for that update. >>> secretary of state antony blinken yesterday met with chinese president xi jinping in beijing. no talks had initially been scheduled but the meeting came together hours before blinken left china. josh, good morning. what came out of blinken/xi meeting? >> reporter: good morning, frances. the immediate effect seems to have been to stop the downward spiral in relations between the u.s. and china that we've been seeing for many months. i

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it's police or 5 people on board with only a few days west of oxygen or okay, so let's bring him on out on that shooting in the occupied westbank hall correspondence. harry for us, it is joining us now from ramallah in the occupied west bank. how we were having a little bit more about the full house festival from this shooting. you also getting confirmation that is rarely for us as a conduct single rate. yes, i mean we're hearing those reports about what's happening in re square. it's understood the dead palestinian mine whose picture next to and i'm 16 rifle is what he say. he was one of the attackers involved in the shooting of the federal station . just north of ramallah. also reports of significant activity, much further north around the city of novelist with a is ready forces in operation of the entry entrance points into the city, closing down a lot of roads up the we had told indications of potentially the other at least one potentially 2 suspects that they are looking for may have had it in that direction that would make sense given that the attack took place north of ramallah o

on deck. dan: tonight, the latest is this. there is no stopping the search until there's literally zero doubt there's no oxygen left on board.he submersible began its dive on sunday, bound for the wreckage side of the titanic, two miles below the surface and 900 miles off the coast of cape cod. ama: 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 th