you ll see here first on the story. first, this is an incredible frightening story playing out right now. the clock is ticking. 72 hours to go and counting for the long titanic submersible. the adventure tourist vehicle, which we believe has five individuals on it. we have the identity of one of them. we ll talk about this in just a moment. they lost contact with their home base several hours ago. they were supposed to be down there for six hours and return last night. now, as i said, the race is on to find these people. several government agencies are involved, private entities searching the vast ocean. you can see where the titanic is resting on the floor of the ocean and where this mission went from to take these eco tourists down there, these adventure tourists to see the wreckage up close. it s an extraordinary opportunity. the company that does this is called oceangate expeditions. they use a sub like this. you can see the man at the front of it. it s compared to the
mike tobin and the people that operate the guns. that s how they died. mike tobin reporting live in chicago. hi, mike. martha, seems that every holiday weekend, the blood shed increases. that is because people gather around. this weekend we had a father s day barbecue. sometimes people learn that the target of a vendetta or a conflict is present at that gathering and then you get a drive-by shooting. this weekend was no different. roseland neighborhood on the south side of chicago, people were barbecuing in a park for father s day, a gray honda sedan drive by and fired. two men were killed. the west side, five men got in a fight in a garage. one killed, four shot. the shootings were not limited to the south and west side. a fatal shooting in the north
the victim was transported to a hospital. a 33-year-old man was shot during a robbery. police said the victim was outside shot multiple times. by an unidentified male offender at the scene. he was shot in the head and in the arm. let s see. 27-year-old man suffered a gunshot wound in the back of the head roseland neighborhood saturday morning. the victim was transported to a medical center in critical condition. a man was shot following a verbal altercation. early saturday morning in the belmont heights neighborhood, and you know what, i have only just gotten started. here s some more. here s some more.nl i want to know on msnbc and the constipated news network why they claim to be so concerned and yet don t cover any of this. if i had not read this, it it would not be on any national television program. not one. cis
read, bet you stay home now you hypocrites. jon karl joins us from the white house. the cdc releasing new guidelines for faith-based communities? reporter: they ve issued guidelines for going and reopening religious services, suggesting social distancing, also the wearing of face coverings. they ve also called for having the services outside whenever possible and to limit the singing by both the choir and congregants. the cdc guidelines note the act of singing may contribute to transmission of covid-19 possibly through the emission of aerosols. tom? that s big about the outdoor services during summer. jonathan, thank you. overseas now to the horrific plane crash in pakistan. slamming into a crowded neighborhood. look at that. miraculously, at least two people survived but nearly 100 others were lost. maggie rulli has more. oh, my god! reporter: tonight, rescue teams in pakistan are searching through plane debris and building rubble for victims of the crash.
reporter: former gang member terrance henderson lives here. we re going to continue to canvas this hotspot area. reporter: and is a leader in the anti-violence group called chicago cred. inform them about wearing the mask versus not wearing the mask. reporter: he s now fighting two public health crises in his own backyard. just trying to get the people to understand that this is really serious. reporter: it sounds like the way you approach violence is the same way you approach the pandemic. absolutely. absolutely. full foot on the gas, no stopping. reporter: i guess you just care about the neighborhood. the virus, e.r. physician dr. garth walker says, is ravaging people of color. he s seen it firsthand in the patients he treats. we ve been seeing a lot of black and brown families presenting with respiratory issues, pretty advanced. the pandemic lifted a veil. it showed just how strong the inequities are in our society. reporter: he s calling on city officials to i