and good evening from st. john s newfoundland. with a sad and somber evening here. this is where five explorers and would-be explorers were set off on friday, out into the open ocean, traveling so 460 miles from here towards the wreck of the artemis titanic. then, on sunday morning, they were sealed inside the submersible titan, and lowered into the ocean into their descend into the seabed some 13,000 feet below, about two miles. less than two hours later, communication as you know, was lost with the submersible. and we just learned it was about that time that a senior navy official tells cnn, that a navy network of underwater sensors picked up sound consistent they said, with an implosion. but it was determined to be quote, not definitive, unquote. and this afternoon, we learned the worst we this morning, an rov, a remote operated vehicle from the vessel horizon our tech, discovered the tail cone of the titan submersible, approximately 1600 feet from the battle of the tita
we d like to see the pause extended because what it has enabled, first and foremost, is hostages being released. it as enabled us to surge humanitarian assistance into the people of gaza who so desperately need it. that was secretary of state antony blinken earlier this morning. he is getting ready to head to israel right now. the final hours of the truce between israel and hamas are ticking away and intense negotiations are underway to extend that truce. hamas is set to release more hostages today after handing over another group of women and children yesterday. and yesterday in gaza we saw gunmen with rifles slung over their shoulders hand over an 84-year-old woman in a wheelchair as a crowd cheered and recorded with their cellphones. also release a 17-year-old girl clutchinger dog in her arms. the family of the youngest israeli hostage telling cnn they have been notified the baby, the 4-year-old brother will not be among the hostages freed today. this is the latest
never drove it. i literally told the guy who bought the serb, when its own, or steve faucet, the famous billionaire, died in a plane crash and the sub wasn t purchased by another guy to operate it. i told him, you re gonna die down there. if you drive that thing. i felt very strongly about it. i had nothing to do with oceangate, i never tried to warn stockton rush of the same thing, i thought maybe they ve solved it. i was pretty opinionated about it, at the time. they had a similar idea of acoustic centers, they call it, delimitation water starts to force the layers of the fibers apart. theoretically, you can hear it. i believe they heard it with yours, not through the sensor system. in the last moments of their lives. that s quite a horrifying prospect. james cameron, if you could just a with, us we re gonna take a quick break. i d like to continue the conversation if you get. later, we ll have more on titans development, especially the selling of it as
it in to a weeks, angus houston was talking about six weeks to several months for this investigation. president obama s new warning and a showdown with russia. let us know what you think. tweet any questions you have. tough questions about the 370 investigation next. also later a live demonstration of the science of underwater sonar mapping. fascinating technology. the question, are there lessons to be learned from the disappearance of a billionaire aviator steve faucet. the search for his missing plane went wrong because everyone was looking in the wrong place. . also breaking news in the race to find survivors on a sunken ferry. a horrific scene in south korea, very chilly waters. the latest on the sinking and how many people are missing at this point ahead on 36 0. 0.
the surface twice without confirming anything. more than one month of searching the surface this the surrounding area hasn t turned up a single piece of plane debris. you can see why the families aren t convinced the search is in the right place. randi kaye reports if the search is off target it wouldn t be the first time. reporter: it is september, 2007. steve fossett takes off in nevada heading south in a single-engine airplane. he promises to be back for lunch but that s the last anyone sees of him in the best way to character ease it is looking for a needle in a haystack. 10,000 square miles. reporter: within hours the desperate search for the famed aviator is underway. the terrain is rugged, the wilderness between western nevada and eastern california is vast. did that plane have the equivalent of a black box in it? sglit has an elt locater system that can be picked up by