passenger. the company says they re exploring and mobilizing all options to bring the crew back safely. we re awaiting an update from the coast guard in about a half an hour and we ll take you there. welcome, everybody. i m neil cavuto. we go to alexis mcadams. we re waiting on the update from the coast guard. this comes as the coast guard is coordinating an all hands on deck active search and rescue mission for this missing sub. the coast guard working to find the five mission specialists on board including world explorer hamish harding. i pulled up an instagram post by hard ago few minutes ago. he talked about how excited he was to go on the dive and says the team has a few legendary explorers, some of which that did this over 30 times since 1980 oceangate expeditions is the american company that launched the submarine, which is the size of a minivan. about 350 miles southeast in the atlantic is where they are located. it didn t come back last night. they called the coast
something catastrophic going on or another reason why it s failed to surface. curt is a recovery expert. what do you think is going on here? well, the fact that they lost communications an hour and 20 minutes in to the dive doesn t seem to me to suggest that they re stuck on the wreck. based upon my experience with these types of vehicles, it takes time to get down there to sort things out, to detect the wreck on sonar. so an hour and 20 minutes, that would put him, just guessing, 10,000 feet or so. so something happened on the way down. i don t think they re stuck on the wreck. i don t think an hour and 20 minutes is long enough to get there and entangle on something. neil: in other words, they would have to have been