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somewhere in-between there something that could ve happened to any submarine or this was a fundamental design flaw will be closer to the truth about what happened. we didn t remember the lesson of the titanic, the arrogance and the hubris that sent that ship to its doom. it is exactly the same thing. i think it was heartbreaking that it was so preventable. good morning, everyone. it has been a little more than 15 hours since we learned the five people on board the tightend submersible died in what the us coast guard called a catastrophic implosion. since then for details emerging about those explorers who lost their lives. what might have happened on the vessel, and the warning signs that were missed. anderson cooper has been anchoring from st. john s newfoundland since yesterday. aced on your interviews what has been fascinating is learning about the community of deep-sea explorers. what they are saying, where they differ to some degree in regards to this tragedy. wh
the worst is that they re lost 13,000 feet below the ocean s surface. south of newfoundland, canada, either way assuming the submersible remains intact and assuming that they re still alive, the crew and its passengers aboard the tiny oceangate titan are sealed inside with a limited oxygen supply that is dwindling. about 32 hours left as of right now. and again, even assuming the very best, their trip to the wreck of the titanic could easily still become its own disaster. tonight cnn s jason carroll is monitoring the search effort and joins us now from boston. jason, obviously we ve been tracking all of this. what is the latest that you re seeing right now? reporter: well, kaitlan, as i m sure you ve heard, the biggest challenge facing search and rescue at this moment and all day and in fact since this rescue operation began is timing. it s really time and time at this point just not on their side. at this point less than 35 hours left of oxygen. and what you add to tha
this morning it s a race against time to rescue the five men on the missing submersible somewhere in the north atlantic as oxygen on the vehicle is quickly running out. we just learned a remote vehicle is on the ocean floor looking for any signs. the latest next. a big morning at the white house. president biden rolling out the red carpet for india s prime minister. the tour of washington includes a state dinner and is also facing criticism from the president s own party. a deadly tornado tears through texas bringing devastating winds, rain, and hail. looking at the devastation as the threat for severe storms continues. these major developing stories and more coming in right here to cnn news central. happening right now, the extensive search in the north atlantic ocean is growing even more urgent as experts believe the missing titan submersible is nearly or may be already out of oxygen. several vessels are now playing a major role in the search including coast guard
and thank you so much for joining, us the news continues, cnn tonight with abby phillip starts right now. thank you, caitlin, good evening, everyone i m abby, philippe and this is an extremely critical night in that search for the missing titanic sub. the estimates have grown more dire, there are only 7 to 8 hours left of breathable air for the five on board. but the u.s. coast guard making it clear, earlier today, this is 100% still a search and rescue mission. every available asset is being put towards finding that vessel, and there is still hope. more mysterious banging type noises have been picked up by sonar today, they were similar to the sounds that were picked up in the search efforts yesterday, but, the coast guard still cannot determine exactly what the source is. i cannot tell you what the noises are, what i can tell you, is i think this is the most important point, we are searching where the noises, that is all we can do at this point. and that search has