all of that and more. this hour of cnn this morning starts right now. good morning. a remote operated vehicle has reached the ocean floor and is searching right now for the missing sub that vanished near the titanic shipwreck. that s the new and significant announcement from a short time ago from the u.s. coast guard. sonar picked up banging sounds again yesterday. the coast guard has not been able to find where or what the noises are coming from. you are looking at video of a canadian surveillance plane dropping sonar probes. now, it s part of that desperate search now entering a dire stage this morning. it is feared the five people onboard might have little to no breathable air left at this point. also new overnight, oceangate s founder and ceo who is piloting the titanic submersible when it went missing is coming under more scrutiny. a former subcontractor who helped develop the sub says the construction materials and design choices were controversial and experimen
It s on the south coast, on the mainland. it s exact location is not being revealed to protect the birds. but the people behind the project can t believe it. this is brilliant and really quite unexpected because white tailed eagles breed at the first time for five years of age so fed 23 year olds and rear are checked fledging is quite unexpected and unprecedented. i think it bodes well for their future establishment of the population and restoring this iconic bird to southern england. the population and restoring this iconic bird the eagles, also known as sea the eagles, also known as sea eagles, have a wing span eagles, have a wing span of more than eight feet. of more than eight feet. pretty much the size you can see pretty much the size you can see here. here. and there are now three established and there are now three established pairs on england s south coast, pairs on england s south coast, including two birds including two birds on the isle of wight. on the isle of wight. and so
This is a white tailed eagle, with its eight foot wing span. it s the biggest bird of prey in the uk. but it was hunted to extinction in the early 1900s. and then four years ago a project began on the isle of wight to bring this lost species back to england. a local photographer ainsley bennett took these photos showing some of the 25 eagles released on the island since 2019. and this was revealed today the first white tailed eagle chick to be born in england for more than 240 years since 1780. its exact location is not being revealed to protect the birds. but with two more established pairs on the south coast, including two birds on the isle of wight the teams behind the project, forestry england and the roy dennis foundation, are hoping for even more chicks next year.