the five people on board who are hoping to see the wreckage of the titanic. submersible could use up all its air in less than about a day and a half. let s get an update from correspondent molly line in boston. good evening, mollie. good evening, bret. the coast guard reported there is no sign of the missing submarine with the five people on board and at this moment an estimated 35 hours of life support left there on board private and military assets are scouring above and below the surface covering thousands of miles. the canadian coast guard playing a major role. remote operating vehicles and diving planes are conducting a grid search. they are specialized if being able to see these things from the air. they have given it everything that they have to it. and if it s on the surface, we re fairly certain we would be able to find it. the founder of observation gate leading the mission. in 2021 the firm started taking paying customers to the titanic rec. will hammish ha
hearing tomorrow. here are some headlines today. wall street journal is reporting china and cuba are negotiating to establish a joint military trainings facility on the island. the story says it is sparking alarm in washington that chinese troops and other personnel could be stationed just 100 miles off the florida coast. french police search the paris olympic organizer s headquarters today. prosecutors there say it s part of corruption investigations into contracts linked to the games. it s the third straight time graduate of allegations have dogged summer olympics,. the dow lost 245. s&p 500 finished down 21. the nasdaq fell 22. tonight we bring you part two of our exclusive interview with former president donald trump. it was conducted yesterday at his summer home in bedminster, new jersey. bret: let s talk about the economy. would your policies be roughly
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right for america to stand with you. mitt romney trailing in polls when they are asked which candidate would handle foreign policy better. it s a critical time for him to recover from what some say were big gaffes made in britain. michelle is the co-chair of the obama campaign s national security committee and former defense secretary under president obama and in the situation room during the osama bin laden raid. nice to see you. thank you for talking us with this morning. do you see a big difference between mitt romney s foreign policy stance when it comes to iran and president obama s foreign policy stance when it comes to iran? they both talked about no option being off the table. there really isn t that much substantive difference, soledad. the president has made clear his policy is to prevent iran from gaining a nuclear weapon and that all options are on the table. right now we re focused on imposing the most crippling sanctions in the history of any country. those
time for romney to pay his visit to the prime minister. when romney emerged, we asked him about the words he used to set this off. my experience as an olympic organizer is there are always a few very small things that end up going not quite right in the first day or so, those get ironed out. and then when the games themselves begin, and athletes take over, all of the mistakes of the organizing committee and i made a few all of those are overwhelmed by the main things, the athletes carry out. reporter: the prime minister was asked if romney apologized at ten downing street. the prime minister felt a vote of confidence from mitt romney. the story traveled all the way back to salt lake city. the spokesman for the mayor there, saying of the prime minister in britain, he can stop by any time. happy to have him. happy to send a map that he doesn t run into trouble check for the middle of nowhere. david muir, abc news. the white house is pushing better educational opportunities the