On the run. Schools closed in the area as new Surveillance Camera images reveal new clues about how c convict may be surviving and a new search area. Special counsel jack smith is still investigating, and following money, and where the fundraising money was spent as part of the conspiracy to overturn the 2020 election, and what it could mean for Donald Trumps unindicted coconspirators. The far reaching Unintended Consequences as north koreas president kim jongun could be soon speaking with Vladimir Putin. Sara is off today, and im here today with kate bolduan. Police are expanding the manhunt from a killer who escaped a prison in pennsylvania one week ago. They say that convicted killer Danelo Cavalcante has been spotted overnight and they have photos. Two School Districts in the area are closed today because of the concern that the escaped killer could be hiding nearby. Danny freeman is with us now for the very latest. What are you learning . So, john, you really said it. The search i
training to use them? should we put advisers with them? there s all sorts of things. if the u.s. sent troops into ukraine, whether as advisers, whatever you re going to call them, that would be seen by the russians as an immediate threat to their neighborhood. yes, so it s newton s law. for every action, there s an opposite and equal reaction. i said there are lots of options being presented, but they ll go through those options, as we always did, around the situation room table and say here are the consequences, we think, so that s not a very good option so we ll put that off the table for awhile. i don t think there are good military options right now. a lot of nato allies in eastern europe right now, poland, latvia, lithuania, they are nervous. there s no possibility, correct me if i m wrong, the russians would move on a nato ally, knowing the treaty obligations that would immediately go into effect, an attack on one nato ally is an attack on all nato
toe and having that kind of pressure all the way around. that is really a tremendous amount of pressure to exert on a piece of machinery. and last of all, wolf, what s down there? the bottom of the ocean, largely all over the world, is comprised of silt. silt is the leftover bits from decaying plants and animals and volcanic ash and interstellar dust and dirt and all sorts of things. it can be of different depths in different places. they routinely take cores of this that might be 100 feet or more in length, that sort of thing, and it can be hard or it can be soft. if it is soft and easily manipulated like this, well, what you re looking for can be buried inside. even as the bluefin goes over, it may not be able to get a picture of it, and if you get down trying to look around for it, you can stir it up and create another big problem. all in, wolf, again, what you re talking about here is a very forbidding and hostile environment that they are sending this piece of equipment into. it i
it is in the area. why didn t they? i don t know. that s what i m saying, that s the question to be asked, why they didn t to that to know exactly the depth they could go. the echo would map the bottom of the ocean and then they might need bluefin s big brother, which is towed on a sled. i have no idea why they didn t bring the echo in to do, you know, ocean bottom mapping, but tom s right, there are a couple of other options that go deeper. they are a little slower and a little more cumbersome, but, boy, they can hit the bottom. are you hearing anything about that? remember, echo wasn t always in this position where it is now, so do keep that in mind. it came after ocean shield was focused on this area here, so perhaps that s the reason behind it. remember, this is an area unknown to man, as angus houston said. they don t have accurate charts on just how deep it is, so it
ocean, so auvs have gotten lost doing this kind of mission. i don t think the problem is going to be crashing. i suspect they have a sensor that would tell them they are getting too close, but, you know, all those conditions that tom described could also impact the mechanics, the pressure, the batteries. you could have a technical failure, as well. so it s not an easy challenge that they ve taken on. by no means a slam dunk, if you will. let s say, you know, the first mission self aborted after a few hours because it was going too low, wasn t programmed to go that low. the second mission is now under way as we speak. let s say there s another self abortion and it starts going up to the top. what do we do next? well, i think they ll do two things. i mean, i think they ll just keep modifying it until they get it right and they ll send it back down, and in the meantime, my guess would be they are also looking for other assets that could be used in deeper water. so, you know, they ll b