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Catastrophic events when the sonar buoys have been in the water. >> what happens from here? >> so we will -- the question is what happens from here. what is the next phase. and so right now, again, our thoughts are with the families and making sure that they have an understanding as best as we can provide of what happened and begin to find some closure. in terms of the large process, were going to continue to investigate the site of the debris field and then i know theres a lot of questions abou...

With his wife and two children. he has taken his son, sulaiman dawood, just 19 years old, along with him. the family are now asking for prayers for their safety and prophesy for the family as the race to find a man enters a critical phase. melissa bell, cnn, paris. >> when we come back, a closer look at the history and mystery that has drawn people to the titanic for decades. later, the hunter biden plea deal. the claim republicans are making about inequal justice. what effect that we know and w...

Ground water use and global warming. the second story is japan. japan offers another glimpse into another phase that has traditionally been more developed than the rest, but the population is ageing, the economy has turned to investments in robotics and automation. to offset that, the other major trend injapan is the fact that there is this gross undervaluation of tech talent. the wages for tech workers in most countries is somewhere between 8% to 10%, but in japan, it is slightly lower. now the...

Storage japan. japan offers another glimpse into storagejapan. japan offers another glimpse into another phase of the that has traditionally been more developed than the rest, but the population is ageing, the economy has turned to investments in robotics and automation. to offset that, the other major trend injapan is the fact that there is this gross undervaluation of tech talent. the wages for tech workers in most countries is somewhere between 8% to 10%, but in japan, somewhere between 8% to...

Part of the titans expedition. also on board, one of pakistans richest family and lives in the united kingdom with his wife and children. he took his son suleman reportedly just 19 along with him. the family now asking for prayers for their safety and privacy for the family as the race to find the men enters a critical phase. melissa bell, cnn, paris. >> well keep you posted on developments. meantime hunter bidens plea deal is the latest flash point. he will plead guilty to federal tax charges...

This fight in ukraine is not a waste of taxpayers�* money. its a strategic investment in the security of these taxpayers because fighting, helping another country to fight the war, whatever the price is, is far less expensive than facing the enemy yourself and seeing your soldiers fight, and your sons and brothers go to the front line and die. and this is what we never asked for. we never asked any single country to send us troops, to have boots on the ground. but all we are telling, and the d...

Submarines and also a deep sea diving and salvage officer now a pentagon reporter for the "new york times," and rachel lance is a biomedical engineer who studied submarine disasters. thank you all for joining us on this incredibly important story. the safety issues weve been talking about, do you see any of them as a potential explanation for why this submersible has gone missing? >> thanks, alex. good to be with you. it is certainly going to be an issue. i am not sure its the right issue to foc...

At least 93 bodies were exhumed in the 10-day third phase of the exhumation exercise

The government says its given solicitors a fair deal by increasing legal aid by £85 million after an independent review. as for katie, shes worked nine hours and has only been able to advise three suspects because of time on the road. so ultimately, no, its not sustainable. those of us that are doing it care very passionately about it. its difficult to know whats going to happen in the future. dominic casciani, bbc news, ceredigion. the former chancellor, george osborne, has told the public inq...