kamc. one man is killed and his wife injured when a tornado struck in indiana home last night. 2 other people died in arkansas when a tree fell onto their house. severe storms left thousands of the midwest and south without power. last week s disaster involving passengers aboard submersible heading for the titanic wreckage is putting a spotlight on the extreme tourism industry. later this week virgin atlantic will launch its first commercial spaceflight. are these expeditions all safe? foxbusiness corresponding kelly o grady is in los angeles tonight with that. good evening kelly. good evening bret. is more unfolding in the wake of the titan subtracted jeep? yesterday the coast guard announced marine board investigation is a higher level of inquiry. with questions being raised about the lack of regulations governing submersibles. the news comes as regarding new details about the passengers. the mother of fallen teen sula on dogwood she was supposed to
by the way, nine other submersibles regularly make trips or have made trips out to the submersible to the titanic. this is the only time anybody has died. let s keep it that way. tom costello, tom, thank you very much for joining us. also just such a tragedy. that s going to do it for me today. deadline white house starts right now. hi there, everyone, it s 4:00 in the east on a day full of news here at home and abroad. we ll have several live reports from kyiv on the ongoing crisis unfolding in russia in a couple minutes. but we start with the efforts to hold accountable those involved in a coup plot here at home. there is brand new reporting breaking just this afternoon that some of the people who had a front row seat to the actions of the disgraced twice impeached now twice indicted ex-president before, during, and after the capitol insurrection may now, right now, be providing crucial
Photo Illustration by Elizabeth Brockway/The Daily Beast/GettyCarl Allen knew something was missing. For decades, the wealthy businessman had been obsessed with the wreckage of the Maravillas, a 17th-century Spanish ship he was convinced had crashed off the Little Bahama Bank. He’d already purchased a small island in the Bahamas and a 164-foot yacht to assist in his search, but he needed something that would let him dive deep—as deep as a 400-year-old boat could sink.So four years ago, he dragge