after serving in the united states navy in world war ii, he came back to knoxville and graduated with a degree in industrial engineering. dwight started his political career in 1963 by serving on the old knoxville city council and then as a county clerk and then became the knox county mayor. he worked with organizations including the ymca, the national conference of christians and jews. he was a family member who loved the lord and with a long time member of first baptist church of knoxville where he was a trustee for 15 years. he served as a deacon and faithfully taught sunday school. behind me right here is a picture of all the knox county mayors who went to last year's county budget address. myself, mayor shumpert, mayor jacobs, mayor ragsdale and mayor kessel down there. i know we're proud of the work. my wife and i are praying for dwight's family. he will be greatly missed by those in knox county. with that i yield back the balance of my time, george. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess subject to the call of the chai

he's a retired united states navy captain who served as a submarine commander. programme last night, great to have your back with us. we have been talking about the hopes that have been raised by these tapping sounds that have been described, recorded over by a canadian team, what do you think we can glean from this information? indie think we can glean from this information?— think we can glean from this information? ~ .., , ., , information? we can be hopeful. there is a _ information? we can be hopeful. there is a chance, _ information? we can be hopeful. there is a chance, i _ information? we can be hopeful. there is a chance, i think- information? we can be hopeful. there is a chance, i think it - there is a chance, i think it is a small chance but there is a chance that these sounds did come from the sub, the kinds of sounds that the people in the submarine would be making to lead their presence be known and that the world know that they are still here and still alive and this is where they are, they can help us locate them. ., ., , ., them. so that would

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yesterday we stood up a unified command consisting of expertise from the united states coastguard, the united states navys and coastguard, and the titan's parent company, 0ceangate expedition. to date, those search efforts have not yielded any results. ..the navy has been in touch with the coastguard and is working to provide personnel such as subject matter experts and assets as quickly as possible. locating the sub is hard, especially from the air, because it's white in colour. changeable weather and poor visibility will also pose a challenge to the teams. well, i'm nervous. i'm sick to my stomach with nerves. i'm terrified. i'm anxious. i'm not sleeping at the moment. i'm just hoping for good news. every single second, every single minute feels like hours — and we're losing time and we're losing opportunity to find them alive. the us coast guard has extended the search into deeper waters to look for the craft. radio and gps signals can't travel through water, so the only other way to detect the sub is through sonar and sonar buoys often used in hunting for enemy submarines. they work by detecting move

arctic is opening up, the ice is melting, and that's opening up a whole new theater that the united states navy and our coast guard partners are gonna have to work in. and finally, when we have the national guard responding to natural disasters in the united states, those are less forces that potentially the president could call on to go overseas. and where we already see the kind of threats that we're gonna see from national security, is just look no further than north africa. look at the arab spring. one of the contributing causes was a very rapid run-up in the price of wheat. now, why did wheat almost double right as the arab spring got going? it doubled because there were terrific droughts in australia, and if everybody remembers the fires of a few years ago, and the russian summer. there were big droughts there. worldwide wheat harvest really contracted. so, you couple the drought with really bad governance with already existing strife, it's sort of like dumping gasoline on and then just throwing matches. even though our budgets are very, very constrained in the department of defense and t

more foreign countries, as well as, of course, in the air, not the forces of the united states and the united states navy, which are the main operators, and there are 120 of them in the world, in principle, we are talking about approximately 80-31 of 31 that's how many rockets the usa wanted to order in the 24th fiscal year, which starts on october 1, that is, the contract is most likely designed to be implemented, well, starting from press october until september 30, already for the following years, and you also need to understand it. what is the cost of this missile right now, it is roughly 1.3 million dollars per unit, and it comes with a price tag for export, which we already have by 2 to 3, but editor a, how do you see the prospect of us receiving israeli tanks, so we understand that israel will now update its tank a car park or a tank park to be more precise, well, accordingly, it was said that some unknown one or two european states could get them. well, we hoped that maybe some of the israeli tanks would reach us. well, maybe quite a bit after the music, i refer to these brands in ukraine and why

yesterday we set up a unified command consisting of expertise from the united states coast guard, united states, navy, canadian armed forces in coast guard, and the titans, parent, company, ocean gate expedition. this is a complex search effort, which requires multiple agencies with subject matter expertise in specialized equipment. while the us coast guard has assumed the role of search and rescue mission coordinator, we do not have all of the necessary expertise and equipment retired required in the search of this nature. the unified command brings that expertise in additional capability together to maximize effort in solving this very complex problem of the we're out of order here as a recap. on sunday, the the coordination command center in boston received a report from the canadian expedition vessel, a polar print of an overdue $21.00 foot submarine tightened with 5 people on board . the title was attempting to dive on the rest of the titanic. approximately 900 miles east of cape cod, 400 miles south saint john's, newfoundland. approximately one hour and 45 minutes into the schedule dive. the po

they say they are coordinating with the united states navy and canadian navy as well. now, the search contains two things, airplanes, number one. and number two, sonar buoys that have been put in the water. these can pick up any sort of sound, perhaps emanating from the missing submarine that can then help rescuers identify perhaps where it is at. the problem at this point is they do not know if this submarine is at the bottom of the ocean. if it is in the middle of the ocean, floating somewhere, or perhaps on the surface, floating off in some direction. this is the key and this is what rescue personnel are so urgently trying to find the location as soon as possible. gabriel, al jazeera, new york. >> knew with al jazeera still to come, schelling intensifies on the front lines of eastern ukraine. moscow says 20 civilians have in injured in russian held territory. a marine heat wave hits the u.k. and ireland. scientists are warning it could take a toll on see life in the region. ♪ >> we've got what or whether pushing into western australia over the next couple of days. s

david marquet, a retired united states navy captain who served as a submarine commander, told us more problems the submarine could have faced. it seems like it's not on the surface of the ocean, which means it's most likely on the bottom in the vicinity of the titanic, cos that's where it would have been when contact was lost. it was right about the time when it would have been either approaching or at the site of the titanic. there was a story from several years ago where a similar visit with a similar—sized ship — not this particular ship — was approaching the titanic from the stern, so the big propellers for the titanic which were essentially dwarfing the ship, were there, and and they got caught by a current and were temporarily stuck, wedged into the propellers. fortunately, they were able to get out. so that's a possibility, but that really doesn't explain why the communication would be lost. communication lost and being on the bottom, to me, leads me to think something like there was a fitting which broke and allowed water to come in, or there was a hull crack. what happens is,

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yesterday, we set up a unified command consisting of expertise in the united states coastguard, the united states navytans parent company ocean gate expedition. this is a complex search effort that requires multiple agencies with subject matter expertise and specialised equipment. and they have assumed the role of search and rescue mission coordinator we do not have all of the necessary expertise and equipment required in search of this nature. unified command brings us expertise and additional capability to maximise effort and solve this very complex problem. how to maximise effort and solve this very complex problem.— to maximise effort and solve this very complex problem. how it would be soft? with _ very complex problem. how it would be soft? with stocked _ very complex problem. how it would be soft? with stocked or— be soft? with stocked or corresponded was with us now and we hear from the search and rescue teams, the first party is simply locating this vessel before they can even get into the logistics of how they might be able to recover it in they might be able to recover it in the five people

he is a reserve officer in the united states air force reserve and holds the rank of colonel prior to joining the air force, served in the united states navy reserve with the joint forces intelligence, naval special warfare two in the office of naval intelligence. he is a graduate of the college of naval command and staff air command staff college, the united states army, war college and the joint forces college. it is my distinct pleasure to welcome secretary wilkie back to the nixon library today to help us this monument. ladies and gentlemen, i cannot tell you what a singular it is to be here at the nixon library and i've spent a great deal of studying president nixon, and i know all of you remember that he was a stone cold football. not only playing at whittier, but when i was a little boy, he was constantly providing coach george allen. when he was the coach of the rams and then later coach of the redskins with with plays to run on on sunday afternoons, some of which did not work work. president nixon's advice did not help the redskins in super bowl seven, but tony opened the football door. i do want to say a new orleanian. i want to

the united states navy off of iceland was machine gunning orders because of the fishermen were complaining about them. and so we've come a long way in our understanding of what or because our but we should never lose a sight of the fact that if we lose the or cause we lose them forever. and uh, as i said before, you can always replace the rudder on a boat, but you, you can't replace your cuz pull out of may is watching right now. and she has, they suggested you can tell us if it's, if it's a realistic one, she says, could you put a so now control of the on the ok. so they don't go with the boats. all is, is that a reasonable thing to do? is that possible? i think it's possible that you could put a noise is up from the boat that might deter that. it's pretty hard to detour an orc, or you could use orchestral, just to deter another whale for it perhaps. but uh, but uh, the it might be, i think may be played really bread, but punk rap music by do it. i don't know the, but uh, you know, or heavy metal or something like that. something that i did that might did to them . alright. corinne sellou

they say they're also coordinating with united states navy and the canadian navy as well. right now. the search contains 2 things. airplanes, number one, and number 2, a sonar booties that have been put in the water. these boys can pick up any sort of sound, perhaps emanating from the missing submarine. they can then help rescuers identify perhaps where it is that the problem at this point is they do not know if this submarine is at the bottom of the ocean. if it's in the middle of the ocean sort of floating somewhere or perhaps even on the surface, floating off in some direction. this is the key and this is why rescue personnel are so urgently trying to find the location as soon as possible. gabriel is on though i would just need a new york your with are desirous still to come, shutting intensifies on the front lines of east and ukraine. most cases 20 civilians have been injured in russian health territory. the marine heat wave pips b u k. at the island, scientists a warning he could take a page of total c life in the region, the, the hello, we got some west the weather p

live now to david marquet — he's a retired united states navy captain who served as a submarine commander. do you think happened to this submersible? we know she got under way sunday morning from the mother ship, which turned her into the vicinity of the titanic. the plan was to go down to the titanic which takes about two hours, spend around four hours during the titanic, there is one part or we can look it off, it has lights and high frequency sonar they can used to image what they are looking at. and then they would return to the mothership. about one hour and 45 minutes into it, the mothership loss communications, it didn't hear any more from the submarine. it could have been something simple like the communication device broke or there was a loose connection or a bad battery or something like that. but it seems a bit more ominous than that because if that were to happen, the protocol would be to return to the surface, get things fixed and go back down and do it again. so you said, if down and do it again. so you said. if i _ down and do it again. so you said, ifi could _ down and do

you know what it's lgbt k plus month because of this , the united states navy, the fbi , the coast guard, and the national guard have painted themselves in colors. uh, rainbows, and for the next 30 days , a wave of gay parades , transvestite shows, rights protection events, uh, zonecropeds and other philos, are completely cured. you know, everyone has their own entertainment. well, as far as our country is concerned, it is doing business completely different, we solve the tasks of a special military operation very successfully, therefore our business victories. it will be for us to pass the floor to the news. goodbye, see you next week. hello , you are watching the evening news with you andrey kharev. the road is blocked by the shebekinsky district due to shelling, two cars were hit , there are dead, injured explosions in the belgorod region continue to rattle people are placed in temporary points. high-precision weapons for air defense systems that cover key military facilities in kiev all targets destroyed in the ministry of defense told about the night strike and our report from the f

and that was for jim stockdale, an empty cell and got him, jim tilmon and jim mulligan, also united states navy. and then there were eight guys in or rather nine guys in the cellblock here. thanks, robert and i, we lost four of. all right. beat beat army. so when these guys got in these rooms there, pushed him by the north vietnamese army's guards. they yanked their blindfold off at last minute and slammed the door. i looked around, have a dim bulb burning in the ceiling, concrete wall here, a concrete wall here in front of them and a door with a little small grill for air. really. eight or nine holes in the door behind. you know, they put one arm out and touch wall, the other arm they touch the other and they walk their cell. they hit a wall around, walk back. and this was their they were in here for about 23 hours and 30 minutes today. it was a freezer in the wintertime. it was a furnace in the summertime. they didn't know when they were going to get out every single day was exactly the same. and all they was each other. keep their spirits up and to try and convince each other that somehow th

and that was for jim stockdale, an empty cell and got him, jim tilmon and jim mulligan, also united states navy. and then there were eight guys in or rather nine guys in the cellblock here. thanks, robert and i, we lost four of. all right. beat beat army. so when these guys got in these rooms there, pushed him by the north vietnamese army's guards. they yanked their blindfold off at last minute and slammed the door. i looked around, have a dim bulb burning in the ceiling, concrete wall here, a concrete wall here in front of them and a door with a little small grill for air. really. eight or nine holes in the door behind. you know, they put one arm out and touch wall, the other arm they touch the other and they walk their cell. they hit a wall around, walk back. and this was their they were in here for about 23 hours and 30 minutes today. it was a freezer in the wintertime. it was a furnace in the summertime. they didn't know when they were going to get out every single day was exactly the same. and all they was each other. keep their spirits up and to try and convince each other that somehow th

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 to 4 kilometers down and they have to find it. it's intense water pressure down there. only a certain vehicles are capable of going to that jobs so they would have to locate the vessel and then bring it back to the surface. so very, very complicated rescue effort. but clearly a lot of effort is being made to locate these people and save them. okay, questions they may be joining us, the from mcneil sounds very much kristen now us present terabyte an

united states marine corps. [applause] our daughter charlotte is the best-selling author and married to a lieutenant in the united states navyfinished top gun. and our daughter audrey is a yale law graduate. now practicing law. let me just say as karyn did, we love you guys. and we miss you today. i actually started in politics in another party. you may not know that. but i got to tell you, as soon as i heard the voice of the 40th president of the united states, i joined the reagan revolution and never looked back. i came to faith in jesus christ. man in college. i start add lifelong love affair with the constitution of the united states. for all of my adult life, as my brother just said, the introduction i prefer is pretty short. i'm a christian, a conservative, and a republican in that order. and it has been my honor to serve you. the people of your state and nation. most americans know me from my last assignment in the white house. what you may not know i was also a congressman from indiana for 12 years. i was a leader for house conservatives. we fought for five and liberty. i battled against big spenders in both politica

yesterday we set up a unified command consisting of expertise from the united states coast guard, the united states navy, canadian armed forces and coast guard, and the titan's parent company, ocean gate expedition. this is a complex search effort, which requires multiple agencies with subject matter expertise and specialized equipment. while the u.s. coast guard has assumed to role of search and rescue mission coordinator, we do not have the necessary equipment required. the command brings that expertise and capability together to maximize effort in solving this very complex problem. >> we're out of order here. as a recap, on sunday, the coordination hand center in boston circumstantial evidence a report from the canadian expedition vessel of an overdue submarine titan with five people on board. it was attempting to dive on the where he can of the titanic, 900 miles east of cape cod and 400 miles south of new foundland. the polar prince lost communication with the titan. polar prince conducted a search and requested coast guard assistance. the u.s. coast guard in boston assumed responsibility of missio

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 titan's parent company, oceangate expedition. a complex search effort, requires multiple agencies with subject matters expertise and specialized equipment. the u.s. coast guard has assumed the role of mission coordinator, we do not have all the necessary expertise and equipment required in a search of this nature. the unified command brings that expertise and additional capability together to maximize effort in solving this very complex problem. we are out of order here. as a recap, on sunday, together to maximum effort and solving this very complex problem. we are out of order here. as a recap, on sunday, the coordination command center in boston received a report from the canadian expedition vessel polar prince of an overdue 21-foot submarine titan with five on board. attempting to dive on the wreck of the titanic approximately 900 miles east of cape cod and 400 miles south of st. john's, newfoundland. approximately one hour and 45 min

older than who was compensated for this by sea by sea, and sea lanes on sea lanes mean the united states navywn that they are capable of leading the americans to these energy terrorism. and this is true. so it was, by the way, a signal. the chinese read any signal regarding russia as a signal regarding themselves much more dependent on importing, i agree. yes now the chinese fine, the other can long enough security council nuclear umbrella and beijing security and so on. i would move away from this territory, whoever is the eldest younger, brother. i think that here it is more like the concept of good neighbors and comrades. they need to build a truly equal relationship. a and. i think that, like russia , it would be difficult now to resolve its issues without a chinese implant without a chinese one. it means exporting our resources there, so some in the future and now it will also be difficult, because if you really look at picture means china's neighbors russia is practically almost the only country with which there are no territorial disputes, a provocative question. now i’m asking at the

we need to put a word out this will not be tolerated and as our united states navy said, it was unsafe operations. we have to be vocal and we have to push back now. >> john: that is almost a collision. the way the "wall street journal" editorial board said. china's military goal is to push the u.s. out of the western pacific and getting bolder as its military power increases. mr. xi warned chinese national security officials they should prepare for the worst case scenario in stormy seas. it looks like the chinese are trying to provoke a confrontation. >> absolutely. this is the straight out of the russia playbook trying to establish a pre-text to justify any hostilities in the region. as i said we're in there conducting freedom of navigation operations. no hostilities on our part. what china wants to do is provoke a reaction to say they were the victim so that when they in turn engage they feel justified that they have the narrative on their side. look no further than what we're doing around the world with their belt road initiative. they go and do the predator lending schemes to say w

yesterday we set up a unified command consisting of expertise from the united states coast guard, the united states navy, canadian armed forces and coast guard, and the titan's parent company oceangate expedition. this is a complex search effort which requires multiple agencies with subject matter expertise and specialized equipment. while the u.s. coast gart has assumed the role of search and miss mission coordinator, we don't have the all necessary equipment required in a search of this nature. the unified command brings that expertise and additional capability together to maximize effort in solving this very complex problem. out of order here. as a recap, on sunday, the coordination command center in boston received a report from the canadian expedition vessel polar prince of overdue 21 foot titan with five people on board. the titan was attempting to dive on the wreck of the "titanic" east of cape cod and south of st. johns, newfoundland. approximately one hour and 45 minutes into the scheduled dive, the polar prince lost all communication with titan. the polar prince conducted an initial search and

our son is a captain in the united states marine corps. [ applause ] our daughter charlotte is a best-selling author and married to a lieutenant in the united states navyed top gun. and our daughter audrey is a yale law graduate and now practicing law. let me just say as karen did, we love you guys. and we miss you today. you know, i actually started in politics in another party, you may not know that. but i've got to tell you, as soon as i heard the voice of the 40th president of the united states i joined the reagan revolution and never looked back. [ applause ] o faith in jesus christ as a man in college and i started a lifelong love affair with the constitution of the united states. for all of my adult life as my brother just said, the introduction i prepared is pretty short. i'm a christian, a conservative and a republican in that order and it has been my honor to serve you. the people of this state and nation. [ applause ] now, most americans know me from my last assignment in the white house. what you may not know, i was also a congressman from indiana for 12 years. i was a leader for house conservatives. we fought for life and liberty. i battle

the united states navy built it. vessels all went through rigorous testing. hundreds of hours long before you even got into it. we have been diving this for over 30 years. we never had one accident. not a single one. payment it had to be cool being down there and seeing that numerous times. what was it like? >> titanic is amazing. it's heart stopping when you get on it and the first time you see the bow rise up. you just stop and it takes your breath away because you know the story. we have lived it. all the different artifacts that are down there that we have been able to recover and bring up and share with the general public and preserving it for future generations. we are down there and we are working. that is part of the science and the research, et cetera. it's amazing. >> you are one of those great explorers that risked their life and we learn a lot because of the risks you take. you take smart risks. our prayers go out to the families. we appreciate you being with us. >>> another blunder filled week for your p

our son is a captain in the united states marine corps. [ applause ] our daughter charlotte is a best-selling author and married to a lieutenant in the united states navy. they just finished top gun. [ applause ] and our daughter audrey is a yale law graduate and now practicing law. let me just say as karen did, we love you guys. i miss you today. you know, i actually started in politics in another part, you may not know that. but i got to tell you, as soon as i heard the voice of the 40th president of the united states i joined the reagan revolution and never looked back. [ applause ] i came to faith in jesus christ, as a man in college. i started a lifelong love affair with the constitution of the united states. for all of my adult life, as my brother just said, the introduction i prefer is pretty short. i'm a christian a conservative, and a republican in that order, and it has been my honor to serve you. the people of this state and nation. [ applause ] most americans kno from my last assignment in the white house. what you may not know is i was also a congressman from indiana for 12 years. i was a leader for house conservatives. we fought for life

the navy is clearly not even close to where china is in its capacity and this is the united states navyeen in 40 -- smallest it's been in 40 years. the army is the smallest we've seen since prior to world war ii. that's the reality of where we are in the defense establishment. when you take a look at the number, close to $800 billion. i mean, it's such a huge number, people have difficulty getting their head around that number. but you've got to realistically look at what that number really means in terms of the cost that's associated with having an effective deterrence. and i suggest that and been suggesting for some time we really do not have that. maria: yes, you have. >> the good news is, the china committee, the congress itself is very much aware of where we are and many want to get us to the right place. the american people are getting there themselves. maria: meanwhile, you've got the federal retirement plan, the thrift fund allowing investment in sanctioned chinese companies, many tied to the military, unwittingly funding the expansion of the ccp right now. general, always a ple

the co-conspirator listed in this indictment is walt nalta, a member of the united states navy, stationedt in the white house. he became an executive assistant to donald trump at mar-a-lago. he's also indicted here as a co-conspirator, and this is details here on the classified information that was at stake. and i'm just scan thing to see, one of the big questions has been, do we know what these documents were that the president is alleged to have taken? were they nuclear or military secrets, that kind of thing? what they are saying here is information was classified as top secret and confidential and secret so we don't know, at least in the first couple of pages here, exactly what the information was in these documents that the president is alleged to have taken. so we'll take some time to go through this and see what we can bring in terms of the specific charges and specific information that's new here. then at 3:00 p.m., we'll see the special counselexplaining to the country why he decided to take this momentous legal step >> thank you very much for giving that to us right away we'll c

united states marine corps. [applause] our daughter charlotte is a best-selling author and married to a lieutenant in the united states navy. they just finished top gun. [applause] and our daughter audrey is a yale law graduate. now practicing law. and just say as karen did, we love you guys. and we miss you today. you know, i actually started in politics in another party, you may not know that. but i've got to tell you, as soon as i heard the voice of the 40th president of the united states i joined the reagan revolution and never looked back. i came to faith in jesus christ, a man in college, and started a lifelong love affair with the constitution of the united states. for all of my adult life as my brother just said, the introduction i prefer is pretty short. i'm a christian, a conservative, and a republican, in that order, and it has been my honor to serve you, the people of this state and nation. [applause] now most americans know me from my last assignment in the white house. what you may not know, i was also a congressman from indiana for 12 years. i was a leader for house conservatives, we fought for life and libe

upon our national security i have a son in the marine corps, and i have a son-in-law in the united states navy. we've got to ensure thatake surd classified materials, especially those that have been alleged in this indictment that bear upon our national security, are protected and secured, but that being said, we've gone through years, chuck >> during the 2016 campaign you said what hillary clinton did with the server and the mishandling of classified documents in october of 2016 you said it disqualified her to be commander in chief does this disqualify donald trump to be commander in chief >> well, i stand by that view. it's one more example of a two-tiered justice system thatea two-year justice syste we've been living through for - >> it was by a seven years. after seeing hillary clinton being given a pass -- >> by your justice department. >> no, no, no. jeff sessions had another u.s. attorney looking into it and didn't bring charges this was a republican justice department >> this was james comey in the run-up to the election, chuck, you know that. i'm not giving you a lesson on history. >>

you know what it's lgbt k plus month because of this , the united states navy, the fbi , the coast guardhe next 30 days a wave of gay parades will sweep across the us in the transfer of the show of events in defense of the rights of uh for the necropede and others. philosophers, well, you know , everyone has their own entertainment. well, what about our country, it deals with things completely different. we are solving the tasks of a special military operation very successfully, so our business victories will be ours , we pass the floor to the news. goodbye, see you next week.

nothin fromsay here reflects official government positions from the department of defense f ,united states navy or naval special warfare. furthermore, everything we will talk about needs to berthem limited to within what has already been publicly releasedod . soy so thank you to comment on that.leased. we're not here to point the finger at any of our superior officers in this case whatsoever as far as responsibility and accountability far as re. ofery commanding officer , myself included, are totallyfi responsible and accountable for everything that our commanders do or don'r evcommant do in thio particular, facts and information were concealed from us , which prevented us from instructors kadry up to my level from making the best informed decisions to to manage that risk and prevent this tragedy from hispecifically brad , what wast kept frofrm you ? well, if i actually could answer that question or specifics that gave risestatemen to this statement come from the autopsy. i've consulted with medicald professionals in preparing this defense and they have shared with me that are seriouss concerns

they are also in contact with the canadian and united states navy as well to bring in more assets as urgently as possible. because like i said, time seems to be of the essence. gabriel, the clock is very much checking on this crucial 96 hours. but what more do we know about conditions actually within the semester? melissa? it's small. uh, it only has the capability uh, capacity for about 5 people. what's the size of basically a big mini van at just to give you an idea. it is not a big submarine. it's kind of an experimental submarine. and it's only been out of the last year and was only going to do one of these journeys to the titanic one this year. uh and uh, each of the seats on there cost about $250000.00 each for any tourist or any adventure that wants to part taken is of a 5 person people can fit inside this. every 2 of them are crew and the other 3 are passengers paying customers or researchers that are paid to be on it. uh, but uh, so, you know it's, it's very critical. and, and the key is they don't know at this point, is the submarine perhaps stuck at the bottom. is it float