a.m. eastern, 8:00 a.m. pacific. i m jose diaz-balart. time is of the essence for the frantic mission to find the titan submersible that has been missing since sunday with officials fearing oxygen may have run out. we re going to break down what is next for the search, which continues. in texas, four people are dead after a tornado ripped through a small town. part of a brutal string of summer storms pummeling the state as residents grapple with scorching temperatures. india s prime minister modi in the white house for his official state president with president biden. we ll talk about it with national security council coordinator john kirby. we begin this morning with a desperate race to locate that missing submersible with heightened sense of dread looming over the search because the coast guard projected that the five-person crew would have run out of oxygen about four hours ago. earlier rear admiral john mauger told nbc news the coast guard will continue to search throu
oxygen is consumed. what of the body temperature? with hypothermia, they will be starting to get calls for sure and as your body temperature drops, your oxygen consumption will decrease also. there may be manipulations they can do inside, first of all limiting their activity, huddling close together so they don t shiver because that can use up a lot of oxygen. reducing their activity as best they can, trying to maximise their oxygen reserves, but by doing those type of activities, and just really planning their activity, for instance if they are banging, in a way thatjust reduces the amount of oxygen they are using. we only have an approximate guess of how long the oxygen reserves are. if the banging is caused by perople inside the submersible, they are obviously still conscious. it is the oxygen levels drop, the carbon dioxide levels go up
based on the average person s age and weight, how much oxygen they consume in the period of a minute or an they consume in the period of a minute oran hour they consume in the period of a minute or an hour but there are so many factors here that we don t know about. are all the occupants are still alive? the more that still alive and with the oxygen is consumed. what of the oxygen is consumed. what of the body temperature? with hypothermia, they will be starting to get calls for sure and as your body temperature drops, your oxygen consumption will decrease also. there may be manipulations they can do inside, first of all limiting their activity, huddling close together so they don t shiver because that can use up a lot of oxygen. reducing their activity as best they can, trying to maximise their oxygen reserves, but by doing those type of activities, ijust really planning their activity, for instance if they are banging, in a way thatjust reduces the amount of oxygen
and carbon fiber. that s a combination of terlz that some worry hasn t been thoroughly tested at these depths and pressures. how much oxygen is on board. that s the big question here. based on this design, the company believes this craft set out with a 96-hour supply of oxygen, but experts say a number of variables could have impacted oxygen consumption over the past few days, if passengers stayed calm, if they were able to sleep, if they became hypothermic, they could have used less of the oxygen supply. that s why searchers are not giving up. everyone is hoping for a miracle. back to you. indeed. ana cabrera, thank you. now let s turn to kristen dahlgren in boston this morning. kristen, what is the latest on the search today? reporter: right. so we have these new vehicles that are on site right now, about three hours ago they lowered that french vessel, the victor 6,000 down into the sea. it is one of the few vessels on
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