diligent, both oceangate and the submersible itself. by last summer, that sub had been known a number of times. it has proven itself, and so, you know, of course there s risks, but we were, you know, we were reasonably comfortable that we were going to be okay. reporter: he said it was the trip of a lifetime. it was spectacular, and we shared the news with him about a debris field being detected and he was heartbroken, and very very upset. and that s the reaction that you re going to see here. we are right next to the headquarters of the company, the shipping company that took the submersible out there and launched it. they have been maintaining a crisis center here. we spoke to the ceo yesterday. they have a crew of about 17 on a ship out there, and it s going to be heading back, if in fact, this debris field news is what it suggested it might be. colin taylor said he was very concerned about the most ominous thing he heard was the fact that they lost communications after an hour an
is a little too subtle. others argue that games are actually no place to campaign or play real world politics. the millions picking up their controllers to play today will have to make their own minds up, whilst also battling some pretty impressive beasts. you have been watching newsday. just before we go, a reminder of our main story. the us coastguard has confirmed that debris found near the wreck of the titanic is that of the missing tourist submersible, the titan. all five occupants are dead. that s all for now stay with bbc news. a tendon to another warmer during day. temperatures in the sunniest
islanders legal troubles which have been been used as a cudgel against other vulnerable republicans, is it useful for democrats? it doesn t hurt to have someone like we have to stop the george santos from being elected and the fact that the republicans are lock step behind him really allows to take santos shadow and put it right over all of them. ryan nobles, susan del percio, not the last time i think we will be talking about the congressman from long island, thank you both so much. we re moments away from the update from the coast guard after a debris field was found in the search for that missing tourist submersible. they have been really on time when they say they re having that press conference, they have the press conference, so we re now just a little more than ten minutes away. we ll have that for you live from boston coming up. ve that fe from boston coming up. the network she can count on. and now she has myplan, the game-changing new plan that lets her get exactly what
trial. russian law allows prosecutors and investigators to request further extensions of pretrial detention. the united states has said gershkovich is wrongfully detained in moscow. his retention was set to expire last month. he was arrested in a central russian city on spying charges, and if convicted, could face up to 20 years in prison. and little progress has been made in the search for the missing titanic tourist submersible in the north atlantic. that submersible contains five people. a spokesperson for the u.s. coast guard projected the 96-hour emergency supply of oxygen would likely run out by just about right now. search efforts have focused on an area where the canadian military reported hearing
rescue teams are entering another critical of searching for the tourist submersible that went missing near the wreck of the titanic. those on the vessel are british billionaire, hamish harding. british businessman shahzada dawood, and his son 19 year old suleman. french explorer, paul henry nargeolet and stockton rush, the chief executive of 0ceangate the firm behind the dive. the sub was towed a00 miles from canada s newfoundland before arriving at the wreck site for the dive on sunday morning. it was supposed to last no more than eight hours. the team lost contact with their ship after one hour and a5 minutes and nothing has been heard from them since. this is what the titan submersible looks like it s less than seven metres long about the size of a transit van making it even harder to find. it can descend down to 3,800 metres where the titanic lies. a depth most rescue vessels wouldn t be able to reach. just to give you a sense of how deep this is. blue whales can only