that share a distinct spirit of adventure. families were immediately notified. here s what the rest of the world knows so far what we can learn. the coast guard saying an underwater robot found the tail cone of the sub along with other debris, all of it found in about 1,600 feet from the bow of the titanic itself. they say the remote operations on the owes floor will continue. they didn t indepeicate for exay how long. so it goes on. so does the world. i m neil cavuto. this is your world. let s go to john tobin in new foundland. mike? all hope for a miracle is lost. people hung on, even the remote operated vehicle started to find bits and minefield of what they found started to work their way out to the general public where we learned about it. as you mentioned, the debris of the titan submersible fund about 1,600 feet off of the bow off of the u.s.s. titanic. all of the passengers inside the submersible have been lost. all indications are that it suffered a catastrophic
the wreck of the titanic does belong to the missing tourist sub. all five people on board have died, among them three british citizens including a father and son. contact was lost with the many sub on sunday for the parts of the titan craft were spotted by remote control vehicles sent to miles down the atlantic. the official in charge of the search spoke at a news conference in boston in the past hour. this morning in a remote operated vehicle from the vessel horizon arctic discovered the tail cone of the titan submersible approximately 1600 feet from the bow of the titanic on the seafloor. 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. that a short taste of the press conference we will play a fuller version at about a half now it s time it was difficult to listen to at times because confirmation are very difficult news that so many peopl
realizing that i m never going to see this man again. it s just it s a great loss for everybody in the subsea community. he was a really good guy. unusually friendly to americans for a frenchman. neil: if he can go by the initials p.h., that s something. that snootiness didn t carry-over. really nice guy. very calm. neil: probably a top down review of submersibles of all time and not just oceangate, but all of them. a review of how this is done. going this deep on this type of a vessel. that could mean that such trips don t happen for a while. maybe a long while. if that is the case, what do you think? i don t think this is a very good design for a submersible.