i m alex marquardt in the situation room. out front next. 34 hours, that s how much oxygen is left for the five people missing on a submersible heading to the titanic. plus, hunter biden s plea deal. president biden s son agreeing to plead guilty to federal criminal charges, most likely avoiding jail time. republicans are calling it a sweetheart deal. is it? and turning russians from putin s war into a prison cell. the new campaign from behind bars for alexei navalny. his daughter dasha is my guest. good evening. i m erin burnett. the clock is ticking as rescuers race to save five people on board that submersible off the coast of newfoundland called the titan. it has about 34 hours of breathable air left, according to the coast guard. the vessel was headed 13,000 feet beneath the ocean s surface heading to the titanic. it s been missing since yesterday morning. rescue teams are gathering at the scene. the search area for the su submersible is now larger than the
there s a hamas right, and you it it was the first time since i started covering the white house in 19 that i can remember such a briefing om reporters on air force one. a sign of just how uncertain the trip could be. but here is the rthat got me. was what to do if air force one had to leave you, peter, behind in the wake of the attack. you right now there are some numbers and small print for you to call for help. i m like what, go back and get peter. but anyway, what went through your mind during all of this? , know when you talk to the president, you feel a certain degree of security, because obviously there are a lot of very well trained secret service agents around, there but it s always important to remember that they are not for you. they are for him. eventually it will be for her, but not for the reporters, and they re going to leave you behind if they feel they need to. they re going to do whatever they need to protect the president of united states. as they should, t
it s tuesday, november 14th. congress has until friday to pass a funding bill to avoid a government shutdown. speaker mike johnson might get support from house democrats on his two-step strategy to avoid that shutdown. we ll explain that plan. plus, special counsel jack smith responds to donald trump s push for cameras in the courtroom in his federal election interference case. meanwhile, the former president s eldest son takes the stand again in the civil fraud trial against the family business. we ll get legal analysis on that testimony. and we ll have the latest out of gaza on the efforts to evacuate patients at the largest hospital, which israel says sits above a hamas command post. you look at the papers today, and that s the headline on so much. it s about the fact that the israel forces in gaza reached the hospital. this is in the wall street journal. talks about, as conditions worsen. the lead in the new york times, hospital shakes in gaza as fights rage
a plan b or c. senate, the other from house go ahead, please, carl. republicans. but there s a big problem. i just think that they re neither of those plans may be i think that at this point they able to get through congress and probably have to go through some of these initial votes. the clock is ticking. and that s what i was referring to earlier, that the back cnn congressional correspondent channel communication that kate boulwan joins us now. continues and, you know, where senator mcconnell comes down i think will be important. let s start in the house where whether he helps harry reid or speaker john boehner has laid out his version of the john boehner ultimately get a republican solution. plan through. he has been very determined to spell it out for us. reporter: a lot of details to avoid a default. we all want go ahead. it, jessica, but what it really comes down to is the length of everybody in the city is talking about avoiding a default because the incre