survive until thursday morning. cbs s roxana saberi will start us off tonight from boston. search teams today battled tough conditions, wind gusts of up to 30 miles per hour and 7-foot wave the spirit of the coast guard says they are still treating this as a search and rescue operation. multiple reports of noises. underwater banging sounds detected by canadian planes are sparking flickers of hope for the missing submersible. a team of experts is trying to figure out where they are coming from. human sounds, nature sounds, it s very difficult to discern what the source of those noises are. speak of coast guard can t rule out the sounds could be coming from the titanic itself. there s a lot of metal in different o inhe water around the site.
other days you could see some kind of light. the police set up a task force, assigned search teams, volunteers came out. hundreds of them. i have three daughters myself, i just cannot imagine what those parents are going through. i look around, i see a bunch a little flickers of hoboes what i m seeing. someone has her. she s not just hiding for me. they re hiding from the house, someone has a. kept us up at night. going over in our heads, over and over again. what happened that morning in front of the school? if amber was alive, and that was a big if, where could she be? if you left, she left with somebody she knew. who was that person? they told the amber story on america s most wanted. she was on the cover of people magazine. and what happened? suddenly, sightings coast to coast, hundreds of them. there s one girl who looked so much like amber, that if she had to keep carrying her i.d. on her, law enforcement would
the sky, but they ve now had to do it four times in less than two weeks. what the heck is going on? is today the day the white house gives the public some answers. dramatic video out of turkey where this woman was pulled from the rubble after spending 175 hours buried alive. she s not the only one. the stories that are providing flickers of joy in the midst of an escalating catastrophe coming up. nikki haley is poised to become the first republican to take on donald trump and she won t be the last. it s one thing to run. who is ready to actually go after the former president who is already in attack mode. lots to get to. we start with the extraordinary developments in the sky above the u.s. pentagon and military officials are scrambling to answer the question the entire country is asking. what are those unidentified objects we keep shooting down including three in the last three days. we re hoping to get more answers from the white house briefing
anybody else kari lake is a special case. is there other flickers for republicans where you see a little bit of a spark, someone that might grow into something among republicans? not really. i had in the mix in the national piece i limited it to 30 people. i had people that are not getting attention and tend to look at fox news where the republican party is looking. compared to trump and desantis doesn t get much on fox news beyond that, not really. mike pence not a magnet for conversation hard to believe. trump for all the weaknesses has an ability to command attention. talk to us about your sense how hard is it for other republicans
i m just hearing the wind could be quite surprising, too. i remember what i went through, sandy in jersey. i just remember the sound of the wind. and i think that s for a lot of people in orlando kind of hearing that for the first time, too. this is new video coming into the fox forecast center. you can see those flickers of light going out to go yeah, down there the way we ve been checking in with our katy burne has been live in orlando for us all night long and showing in there is flash flood warnings in place across the orlando metro and , you know, it s very dark. we re getting into that hour now where maybe some people beginning to wake up for work, but hopefully you re heeding those warnings, not getting out onto the road. you think about the fact that it s dark, you know what i mean? and all the damage that s that s that s occurred over the course of the past several hours and early in the ongoing hours as well. so we re really waiting until daybreak and sunrise to see the e