are simply protecting their young during nesting season. it might be there just over interpreting women as long here is a threat. they re trying to defend themselves. crows are not aggressive towards humans. they re not attacking for no reason at all. drug safety testing at festivals and paddle boarding. some breaking news. in the past few minutes, ocean gate, the company operating the sub missing in the atlantic has said it believes that all five people on board have died. earlier today, people on board have died. earliertoday, debbie people on board have died. earlier today, debbie was found in the search area of the wreckage near the titanic. ocean gates as our hearts are with these five soles and every member of their families during this tragic time. some stories
these pieces to see what went wrong. there are a number of hypotheses from experts in this field but the real question as to exactly what went wrong here is yet to be seen. this is obviously heartbreaking for the families of those who have died in this incident is, what have they been saying in the past few hours? fit, been saying in the past few hours? couple of different things. you have to remember, that are five people, four different families involved in this. on one hand, from the british billionaire hamish harding, there has been condemnation when it comes to the company ocean gates and some of the practices there. there s the question about whether there was notification to the authorities soon enough after there was this loss of communication with the titan once it went down. we also heard a lot of the families expressing how sad they
i have given everyone the same honest advice, which is that until a sub is classed, tested and proven, it should not be used for commercial deep dive operations. he went on, as much as i appreciate entrepreneurship and innovation, you are potentially putting an entire industry at risk, so i implore you to take every care in your testing and sea trials and to be very, very conservative. a few days later, stockton rush replied. he told rob mccallum, i ve grown tired of industry players who try to use the safety argument to stop innovation and new entrants from entering the small existing market. since the formerfounder small existing market. since the former founder of oceangate and i started ocean gates, we heard the baseless cries of you are going to kill someone way too often. i take this as serious personal insult. the
has been reporting on questions of the safety of this experimental submersible that is now missing with five people on board. earlier tonight, anderson talked to the host of expedition unknown josh gates. he actually took a test dive on the ocean gates titan but decided to go down again to film for his show because he had concerns about it being, in his words, ready for prime time. with us, someone who knows the risks taken on expeditions like this one, even under the best of circumstances. richard is the former long-time president and currently president emeritus of the explorer s club. richard, thank you for being here tonight. i know as we were just talking to david. it s not just talking about this. you know hamish harding. did he have any concerns? first, thank you for cnn. in the exploration community, the explorer s club, watching
expedition? it s really risky. military submarines only go down to 1,000 meters. the pressure is quite foreboding. why would haimish want to take this risk? i think you ll agree that the titanic is an iconic wreck. there s a lot of history there. the fact it was missing so long. the original expedition objectives to go down and do a 3d scan of the titanic. you see the ocean gates, to be compared to another scan to see which parts are decaying so the wreck could be preserved. i know you had paid a deposit for this expedition. why did you have cold feet about