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me. i m jose diaz-balart. thank you for the privilege of your time. andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. and right now on andrea mitchell reports, search crews and loved ones fearing the worse for the five people on board the small submersible with the coast guard discovering a debris field within the search area. i ll speak to former u.s. commander in just a few moments. a district judge is about to unseal documents revealing just who paid the $500,000 bond to keep disgraced congressman george santos out of jail after he turned himself in on federal criminal charges, including money laundering and wire fraud. and president biden is scheduled to hold a joint press conference with india s prime minister modi as the administration hosts a controversial leader, an ally they hope could be a military and economic counter weight to china, but closely tied to russia, accused of widespread human rights abuses. good day. i m andrea mitchell in washington, we ha
tuesday and apparently will continue to do so for several more days or less as you know it s already flown over alaska and montana and near several u.s. facilities with nuclear processes within their facilities. can you believe that? it s true. and while the white house says it s keeping all options on the table, so far it has decided against shooting it down after, quote, strong recommendations from defense officials. now, for its part china says it s a civilian airship what s to worry. a research balloon that simply drifted off course. well, the white house says it doesn t present a military or physical threat to people on the ground even though they re skeptical about the chinese claim. however republican lawmakers want that thing brought down right now. unless china s working with the biden administration to help find some of those missing documents scattered all over the united states, then this is unacceptable and this should not be allowed and again another sign of w
sake. nobody s coming back to help you until it s too late. the cautionary tale from a year ago, less than a year ago, hurricane ian, when it hit lee county most of the deaths came from storm surge. that is just not survivable if you re in the wrong place at the wrong time. yeah. and i mean we saw the damage from hurricane ian. they re still recovering from that. but on the climate aspect of this, and we re talking about how much warmer the waters are, i m fascinated, hiroshimas per second, does this make it harder for officials to track tees, to forecast where these storms are going? well, i think it s pretty good when it comes to directional modeling. but it s that rapid intensification that may catch residents off guard sooner than forecasters. just because when you hit when it goes from 80 degree water to 90 degree water and it just revs that engine it may ramp up. we may wake up in the morning and it s a category 3 that we went to bed we weren t anticipating that. so that s
issue of bringing clients on, which firstly, i don t agree with that. these are some of the things you cannot control. there s risk mitigation and risk management and there s only so much they can do to keep their passengers comfortable. they were going to be cold. i think in photos we can see everybody has a jacket. but it didn t seem like there s anything at that point that is going to protect you from 28 degree, 29 degree water that s just surrounding you at depth and the darkness. and kristen dahlgren, you ve been in boston a number of days and talked to others involved with this project. friends, family, people from the company itself. what was the rationale for it, beyond, you know, obviously, the excitement of exploration? reporter: right. and i think that, you know, obviously, that was the main