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discouraging news for the people that have been hoping for a miracle as you mentioned, the oxygen supply had run out, got release from the coast guard this morning that a remote operated vehicle, rov off the canadian ship horizon atlantic had located a debris field. that was the ship that we got the announcement early this morning that put the rov down to the depth of the atlantic, and it had been searching around, as well as the rov off the french ship. so we are waiting on more detai...

arctic discovered the tail cone of the titan submersible approximately 1,600 feet from the bow of the titanic on the sea floor. the rov subsequently found additional debris in consultation with experts from within the unified command, the debris is consistent with the catastrophic loss of the pressure chamber. upon this determination, we immediately notified the families. on behalf of the united states coast guard and the entire unified command, i offer my deepest condolences to the fa...

Flight or an orbital flight. the short answer to your question is i do think at the very least we need to pause. when the shuttle exploded, we shut down the entire space program. i think we need to pause for two reasons, when these are the two big take a ways for me having been down there, having been stuck, ready to give up my life, s number one, the sea is dangerous. this is not a playground. the ocean is restless and i think of it when i was out there looking at the north atlantic waters, the...

Questions will begin to get answered. >> will the coast guard lead the investigation, sir? >> reporter: is there any suggestion the time factor, speed, anything that could have prevented this or saved five people on board or is this quite simply a catastrophic accident? >> the question was was there any suggestion that time factors may have played a role or consideration in the casualty here. and so the debris field is consistent with a catastrophic implosion of the vessel. again, while we were ...

>> yes, as adventurers, were positive people. the glass is half full, not half empty, so we do look at the excitement and what it entails, et cetera, in terms of wouldnt it be cool and nice to break that boundary or go down to the titanic, down to space. were not naive. were informed about the risk. we assess them. people try to minimize them as much as possible. we certainly are aware that this is risky business to a degree and therefore we accept it. we take it on board, but we still hope deep...

Stockton rush. i mean, if you really want to be safe, dont get out of bed, he said, this is what he told "the washington post." dont get in your car, dont do anything. at some point youre going to take some risk and it really is a risk/reward question. just how much that ceo and sub captain loved the thrill seeking that he was doing and sharing with so many others. emily. >> mike, i note that the lawsuit you mentioned earlier which a couple sued oceangate for fraud, the allegations, it focused o...

Of the next 24 hours. but were going to continue remote operations on the sea floor, and i dont have a time line for when we would intend to stop remote operations on the sea floor at this point. >> reporter: do you think there should be changes in the way these are safety rated or inspected so that this wont happen again? >> the question was essentially about do you think that there should be changes in safety ratings or inspection for these standards. i know that theres a lot of questions abou...

Course of the last 72 hours and beyond that weve had sonar buoys in the water nearly continuously, and have not detected any catastrophic events when those sonar buoys have been in the water. so. >> can you describe what happens from here, sir? in the next days and weeks, finding anymore debris, what happens from here? >> the question was what happens from here, whats the next phase. and so right now, again, our thoughts are with the families, and making sure that they have an understanding as b...

Prospects of recovery of the bodies? >> so the question was related, im restating the question from the standpoint of sometimes its hard to hear the question here. what are the prospects for recovering crew members. and so this is a incredibly unforgiving environment down there on the sea floor. and the debris is consistent with a catastrophic implosion of the vessel. and so well continue to work and continue to search the area down there, but i dont have an answer for prospects at this time. >>...

Titanic. its in an area where there is not any debris of titanic. it is a smooth bottom. to my knowledge, anything ive seen, theres no titanic wreckage in that area, and again, 200 plus meters from the bow, and consistent with the location of last communication for an implosion in the water column. and the size of the debris field is consistent with that implosion in the water column. >> what would cause the implosion? >> reporter: in terms of the timing here, you say this was a catastrophic imp...