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Oxygen, that the decrease in oxygen getting to the brain and that increase in carbon dioxide is a very panicky situation. you feel your world closing in. >> paula newton is live in halifax. what is going on there in these final hours of hope for a successful rescue? >> reporter: this search and rescue both on the surface of the water and in the deep sea will grow exponentially in the coming hours. and that is what rescue efforts were focused on today. when we talk about the banging noises, again...

Late-night discussions. >> we begin our coverage with paula newton who joins us from halifax, nova scotia. paula, in watching this, the ceo talked about how they worked with nasa and with boeing and the university of washington to create this. but now there are more and more questions about just how it was created and how safe it is. >> reporter: yeah, and especially now given all thats happened, poppy, i will say this is a submersible stockton rush said there were a lot of redundancies and that...

So far down beneath the surface, some 2 miles, this is where the "titanic" is located, you know, is a dark and desolate area, but its an area thats been well mapped in the past. now, since theyve found some of this debris, perhaps then theyll be able to triangulate that area from where they found debris and be able to conduct sort of a finite search around that particular area. again, these are just one of the many questions that we have to ask the rear admiral and the other officials who will b...

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What to do to conserve oxygen. until listening to the experts, you had something built from carbon finer and titanium. and we dont know if there was a catastrophic incident immediately when they lost communication. >> paula newton in halifax, nova scotia. thank you. veronica has been covering this story in everett, washington. i understand you spoke to a subcontractor who worked on the "titan" submersible. there have been so many questions about safety protocols taken and others not taken by thi...

Exclusive. two of the worlds fore most experts on the titanic, robert ballard and james cameron, reflect on the dangers of exploration and on the lesson of the titanic itself. a lot to cover here tonight, and abcs gio benitez leads us off in halifax, nova coe that. and gio, that news from moments a ago, painting a clearer picture of the timeline of this tragedy. >> reporter: thats right, whit. this just came in moments ago, just minutes ago. the navy apparently heard on sunday the impression, wh...

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Rescuers descended on the North Atlantic, desperately searching for a submersible vessel that was headed to the wreck of the Titanic but is now missing with five people aboard and

Searchers from Canada, U.S. in race against time to find the submersible, which is believed to have enough oxygen to last until early Thursday morning