the university of south hampton. we appreciate your expertise you as president joe biden has welcome to india and prime minister and the rent remotely to the white house at the start of his state visit to the us body is being courted as an ally against china. despite concern over his government's human rights record, including the harsh treatments of religious minorities, moody began the public part of his visit in new york with a yoga demonstration. in hell slide the fingertips forward stretched the arms forward like the back. it's a yoga class, but not as you know, it. smile crowds took part in the celebration of world yoga day of the united nations in new york. and we'll go to the flow with one notable participant indian prime minister, the like new red drum mode, a. put your hands behind your back. the leader of the world's most populous country is on a visit to the united states to meet president joe biden. the pet not viewed as natural allies, but lee does with a common calls. i think the thing that can do is to

i'm not joined by simon bucks, so he's a senior electron oceanography at the university of south hampton. and the u. k. now, according to expose, the likely cause of this tragedy was an implosion. how do you think this could have happened? there are a number of reasons why it would have included. it would be a weakness in the whole structure somewhere. whether it's the main whole, it's the same structure, whether it's in this of the plot, this of the plexiglass ends. we will, we will probably know when they would cover the various components. but until they do that in the main suppositions, the what filed, well, we do know is that something fell within the whole structure and that causes implosion. now as we have the us navy say that actually detected the sound that was like an implosion. a back on sunday, why do you think we're only finding this out now? are they as long as you understand that they just release that information to the us because god, agency items which made him because god and in the same way as they sort of ended up chasing this so. so looking sound were still not to b

joined by simon box, or senior lecturer in oceanography at the national oceanography center, university of south hampton. in the u. k. so i'm gonna just like to begin by asking you because it seems that it's just a matter of hours now until people on the submersible run out of oxygen, the rescue or say that they were still hopeful. do you share this hope? i think let me just to keep her going. i think if we give a pipe, then we get up the rest of it. this is still a such an has corp, you know, the estimate. so when you option runs out and more important cost me that. com box, i think say that because if they've lost the silence of the so then comes up size publish row. so failing. so the, there are little things with the, against the big design the semester. but i think, you know, has to keep going with the theory says that the rounds about certain sometime around about mid day today and you k time, you know, they may, will be able to survive longer. we don't know. it depends on the physiology of the people. that is my condition. there's so many unknowns. so we have to keep the search going for the fore

no goofy center university of south hampton. you. okay, thank you very much. thank you. all right, so we'll look at some of the other stories making headlines today. india as prime and as sentimental moti as giving a speech to the us congress where he haled the relationship between the world's 2 largest democracies. moody also addressed the joint press conference alongside us presidential biden, but he faced questions over his governments. human rights record. i might have muslim worship as have begun to circle the call by and make up the head of the official styles of the annual hodge pilgrimage on monday. the cob bies, the holy assigned, and as i'm standing up the central make has gone most. this is pilgrimage is expected to be the biggest in 3 years. emergency serves the same old and 220 migraines on 4 separate books were rest to us in the spain's canary islands. on thursday, it came a day off to migrant charities. said the 5th, at least 30 people had died off to the boat, sank on the same roots. jeremy's parliament has pos, new immigration laws that bullets make it ea

no goofy center university of south hampton. you. okay, thank you very much. thank you. let's have a look and i'll have some more stories making headlines around the world, south korea as president use. so fuel has to change to boost corporation with vietnam, signing over 1000 agreements with who's counts of comp. they're both on the phone, the deal. so each doing humans 1st state visit to vietnam, including include boosting security cooperation over north korea's missile program and increasing bilateral trade and investment india as prime. and it's still in the rental mode. it has given a speech to the us congress where he held the relationship between the wells, 2 largest democracies, mostly also address the joint press conference alongside us presidential. by the way, he faced questions over his governments. human rights break, old muslim worship as have begun to circle the call by make up a head of the official start of the annual hunch. pilgrimage on monday. the call that is the holy assigned and is long standing at the central make us grant most. this is pilgrimage

so leaves an oceanographer from the university of south hampton and a hugh k. i asked him for more about why it's so difficult finding the sub this is to saw within by deep water. you know, we're looking at 3 and a half full. columbus is down. and although they knew exactly where it went in a new way, it was heading to bear in mind that the depth of full, if it lost power or lost mercy falls, is a line. does it sinks down towards the sea bed? you can imagine it lined up in the forwarding down towards us. it can travel for long distance horizontal before it finally lands at so that some quite complex of ocean currents not area. which means that the session already becomes really quite large. now they did have, so the contact with a sub for the 1st, the 2 hours when it went into the water. but then rather the last contact whether that was because of equipment failure, it was that was because the stock had stopped at sunk and ended up with a sort of, if you like the trying to use the transponder, the thing sending out the sound stuck into the settlements, we don't

who was the senior electra and ocean ogre free at the national oceanography center of the university of south hampton. a welcome to d. w. i understand we have in the us canadian and even french vehicles involved in this mission, just tell us who is in charge of the biggest challenges facing them to the mission is being run at the moment. but join tested between us because called the canadian coast comp, the nearest to this particular incident. but the challenges renewal most loading they've got this enormous depth of water, is also the fact that the ship itself on the submarine a long way from the coast. that means the any specialized equipment that needs to get that to help rescue this morning is maybe 2 or 3 days away and you go to get it . so those posts as well. you need very specialize ships to get anything to those sorts of depths. you need enough cables together. so suppose the depths if you want to recover anything from the sea bed and you still get a somehow located where the submarine is. assuming it is on the sea bed. the air that comes to the surface. well, they can, they can do 2 things

south carolina. that came about because of people like red hampton. who gave the -- authorization to people to do these things. when you see people like this. critical race theory. talking about universitye theory. allow it to be practiced in the political arena. you are flirting with some murillo catastrophic properties. that's why we have to reject this stuff from desantis and other people. >> let me ask you about a differing catastrophe. one averted. that's the debt ceiling where a few days out now from the bill passing. we have the signage of the bill yesterday by the president. how do you feel about this. kudos to everybody in leadership who got this done. there are a lot of people in different parts of political spectrum including some progressive democrats who feel that the trade-offs were larger than they would've liked. >> i'm in the group it feels that this was not what we would've done. if we were all in charge. but you know we have to recognize that within the government. we are in a divided government. 51% of the how this is republican. 51% of the senate's democrat. and we've got a presidency that is subjected to a lot of filibustering that can take place on the senate floo