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underwater noises have brought new hope this morning in the race to find that submersible that went missing while carrying five people to the wreckage of the titanic. the u.s. coast guard is redirecting its search efforts after a canadian military surveillance plane detected banging sounds yesterday in the north atlantic. rescuers say the sounds came in 30-minute intervals. we spotted a coast guard ship heading out to join the search this morning, you see it there, they re part of crews from around the world that are scouring the waters as the time is running out. experts believe the five people on board, scene here, could run out of oxygen today. there are four passengers and a pilot on that sub. we learned yesterday that the pilot is stockton rush, the ceo and founder of oceangate, that s the company that runs those titanic wreckage tours. cnn s miguel marquez is joining us from st. johns newfoundland.
HopeSubmersiblePeopleTitanicWreckageRaceU-s-coast-guardUnderwater-noisesFiveSoundsCoast-guard-shipBangingMorning who said they have enlisted some navy experts to try to figure out what those sounds might be because those navy experts have the scientific expertise to try to figure that out. and then basically with regard to the search operation, the transportation command, which is responsible for transporting different assets of the u.s. military to different locations around the world, they have actually sent out three c-17 planes which are transporting cargo from the locations in the united states to newfoundland to try to then put them on site near where the search operation is taking place. so things like heavy transported commercial and rescue-related cargo that could help the assets deployed there already try to figure out where this submarine s as well as, of course, c-130 aircraft being deployed by the u.s. military to help in the search and rescue operation. really an all hands on deck effort by the u.s. military in conjunction with the u.s. coast guard which is still taking the
SoundsExpertiseMorningTransportation-commandNavy-expertsSearch-operationRegardNew-worldAssetsMilitaryU-sCargoPrivate research vessels are rushing to the scene and there s coast guard planes in the sky flying out of st. johns newfoundland and new york s air national guard looking on the the titan should it resurface. these search efforts have focused on surface, with c-130 aircraft, searching by sight and with radar and sub surface with p-3 aircraft, we can drop and monitor sonar buoys. to day the search efforts have not yelleded any results. searched have continues tonight and today. stockton rush, the founder of oceangate is on board leading the mission. in 2021 the firm started taking customers to go to the titanic site at a price tag of $250,000 per person. also, hamish harding, the chairman of action aviation. and paul henry nargolet is also
TitanCoast-guardOf-stResearch-vesselsPlanesSceneSkyAir-national-guardNew-yorkJohns-newfoundlandSurfaceEffortsAs well and you know how deep it is, what it feels like to be there, to be able to see nothing, to know that pressure is around you. are you still optimistic? yes. first of all, good evening to you both. yeah, i m very optimistic. i m keeping positive. you know, i know the atlantic from where i grew up in st. johns newfoundland. it s out far away and down deep, but there s a lot of assets being deployed there as we speak. there s still good air left, as we know. i m being optimistic. probably it will be a miracle, but there s still a chance. excuse me. we should do whatever we can and use whatever resource available to at least try. david, this is personal for you as well. i hear the emotion in larry s
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