we understand from the operator of the vessel that the vessel was designed with a 96-hour sustainment capability if there was an emergency on board. and so we re using that time, making best use of every moment of that time to locate the vessel. you could talk about who was on board exactly and a british explorer is on board? at this point i m not in a position to confirm the identity of anybody on board the vessel. out of respect for the families, we re going through the notification process and more updates will be forthcoming. is this a race to get some
position to confirm the identity of anybody on board the vessel out of respect for the families. we re going through the notification process. more updates will be forthcoming. seems like that vessel is sitting on the bottom. this is a race to get some sort of rescue vehicle down to them. that s absolutely part of the overall planning for this search case. right now we re focused on locating the vessel. at the same time, if we find it in the water, then we will have to affect some sort of rescue or coordinating, reaching out to different partners within the u.s. navy, within canadian armed forces and within private industry to understand what is
and we will have an update when we get one. jon: casey outside the mall in allen, texas, the outlet mall where the case. a couple of is ago. ted williams with us, former d.c. homicide detectives, i want to talk about the notification process because there are people, victims here who have been killed solution told, how you police go about figuring out who they are and how to get a hold of loved ones? how do you do that? that is a difficult task. if the individuals who have been killed at some kind of identification on them, law enforcement will work on identification, notify their next of kin, a loved one. they are reserved and hope from
zone, is there a risk for escalation? when now we have an american citizen debt. absolutely had this been even worse. i mean, my heart goes out to the family of the u. s contractor who must have gotten this horrible news yesterday. and of course, there s a notification process, which is why we didn t hear the news in the press until hours and hours later. um but you know, the fact of the matter is the troops there are under constant threat. there was also the threat of isis. there were something like 300 raids against isis in syria in just the past year. this is an area where america is at low grade war, and only occasionally , just the public realized that if the attacks are very, very deadly, though, then the white house has to respond. and this point it s been this way. the worst. the attack the worst. that response could be right. right you make a great point. alright kim dozier. thanks so much. we appreciate it great to see you. and we want to say
meaning jake sullivan, intended for the group to come up with a plan for the destruction of the nord stream 2 pipeline and that he was delivering on the desires of the president. first points back to the president saying this in february of last year with the german chancellor. there will be no longer a nord stream 2. we will bring an end to it. we will, i promise you, or we ll be able to do that. shannon: can you say unequivocally the u.s., no u.s. proxy, no one connected to the u.s. has anything i mean, is the zero mower hersh fabrication, that article? it s a completely false article. there is no truth to it, not a shred of it. no proxies in the united states had anything to do with that, nothing. shannon: if the u.s. were to undertake some mission like that, would the administration have an obligation to inform congress in advance? we did not take any such operation, shannon. and, obviously, we keep congress informed appropriately of things both classified and unclassified,