this news came to us in the very last hour or so we are waiting for that press conference to begin in about 30 minutes or so. give us a sense of the mood where you are not that this latest information has come through. that this latest information has come through. this is going to be hiuhl come through. this is going to be highly anticipated come through. this is going to be highly anticipated press come through. this is going to be i highly anticipated press conference, we are used to getting them about once a day around one o clock in the afternoon and coming at three p:m., the world media is here and that will be a highly attended press conference. everyone wanting to know more details about the debris field that was found. this was confirmed in a tweet earlier today by the us coast guard which has been coordinating its operations from right here in boston. this has been an international search and rescue effort. you have gotten very few details. we have had to be pa
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it. reporter: under an international treaty tourists are allowed to visit the titanic site, but tonight new questions about whether submersibles need government oversight. so there are standards. there are industry standards, and they were not adhering to them. so, tom, has there been a decision yet whether they ll try to recover the victims remains or recover debris from the sub? reporter: not yet. most experts i talk to say there may not be anymore victims remains on the ground there, on the bottom of the ocean. as for recovery of the titan s remains, the sub s remains, that may be critical to the investigation. it could cost a lot and not clear who would pay for it. tom costello, thank you. also tonight a government watchdog report on staffing shortages in the country s air-traffic control system just as a record summer of air travel is expected. here s gabe gutierrez. reporter: with airlines expecting record summer air travel, tonight a new audit from the transportat