russia, tanks and armed forces on the streets, yevgeny to take under control. a missile fired at a helicopter. the leaders of the mercenaries calling it a call of justice before suddenly halting the march. what prompted the change of heart? moscow on edge, sand could mean for russia and the war in ukraine. president biden consulting with top u.s. military officials and america s allies. team coverage tonight in panel, and patrick in yung. and elizabeth standing by at the white house. also developing tonight, a bridge collapse sends a freight train tumbling into one of america s most treasured rivers. self tanker cars are leaking into the yellow stone river. authorities rushing to contain the spill. three police officers charged with murder. the disturbing body cam video showing those officers opening fire on a woman inside her home, apparently suffering from a mental health crisis. the hunt for clues in the deadly implosion near the ruins of the titanic. could audio recordi
from their march on moscow. potentially ending what appeared to be a possible coup attempt. officials in belarus claim their president had reached a deal with the wagner boss to halt his troops. prigozhin says his private army had seized control of russian military facilities in two critical cities. 700 miles south of moscow and a city about the laugh way point on the halfway point on the road to moscow. vladimir putin called the actions by prigozhin a betrayal and a stab in the back to the russian people and warned those who follow prigozhin will pay a price. christiane, both confusing, complex, all of this is just just a toss up in the air. amazing. and general spider marks reminded me of churchill s long, long, long time ago description of russia as a riddle wrapped up in a in an enigma and the rest. in other words, you just don t know until you know. so it looks like prigozhin was trying to send a message to the ministry of defense and to the head of the russian a
submersible and five passengers. the coast guard said they searched 8,000 square miles, the area the side of connecticut. we re going to talk to a former nuclear submarine officer who so happens to be a united states congressman today calling now on the navy to deploy a nuclear submarine in that search. welcome. i m neil cavuto. let s first now get the latest from molly line in boston. hi, molly. good afternoon, neil. at this point in time, the search has yielded no results. the coast guard said in their afternoon briefing that there s no sign of this submersible at this point in time and moving a lot of assets in the area as you mentioned as the oxygen continues to run out. the coast guard making a good effort on bringing an international community together on this private and public partnerships. there s a remote operated vehicle, rov, they re diving, hunting underneath the water. so near being used. private research vessels are rushing to the scene and there s coast guar
heritage foundation. but we begin with team fox coverage. marianne rafferty with key information on the five crew members including a fascinating connection to the passengers who sailed on the titanic but first the matt finn live with what we know about the implosion and the investigation. good evening. reporter: good evening. the coast guard says a report discovered a debris field from the imploded ocean gate sub just 1600 feet from the bow of the titanic 2 1/2 miles underwater. the debris is consistent with the catastrophic loss of the pressure chamber. upon this determination, we immediately notified the families. on behalf of the united states coast guard and the entire unified command. reporter: the coast guard said the sub did not collide with the titanic and the debris location appears to be consistent with the sub s dissent path. a coast guard admiral says sonar buoys in the water for the past 72 hours did not detect any boom, indicating that sub may have been d
ainsley: all-american concert series, we are continuing this morning with tyler farr. we can t wait to talk to him. he sends whiskey in the water. brian: he also sang at the patriot acards with. he was fantastic. he is great. we are very lucky to have him today and it s going to be good. another example, will, i don t know if you want to expand on this or not, for the longest time, we used to watch artists, musician, they don t keep themself in shape, you know, kind of raggedy, known to do all types of drugs, and then you have country music stars, that s in the 70s, 80 s. you have country music stars they look like they just left the court or the field. don t think look athletic and fit need a shower, smoking. let s ask tyler how much he drinks. brian: because he six a lot about it. will: what kind of program are you on? brines brian balances it out. will: keeping pretty strict drug regiment. brian: throughout the 80 s and 90 s. ainsley: i saw you eating bacon