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heritage foundation. but we begin with team fox coverage. marianne rafferty with key information on the five crew members including a fascinating connection to the passengers who sailed on the titanic but first the matt finn live with what we know about the implosion and the investigation. good evening. >> reporter: good evening. the coast guard says a report discovered a debris field from the imploded ocean gate sub just 1600 feet from the bow of the titanic 2 1/2 miles underwater. >> the debris is consistent with the catastrophic loss of the pressure chamber. upon this determinatio...

And its victims. here to discuss the challenges ahead is cnn safety analyst and former faa safety inspector david soucie. they've called off the search because the weather is too bad. the weather has been bad for several days now. that's why we're talking about this missing plane. this is the zone we're talking about. i want it talk about the debris location. when you look at the flight path and then where the debris location is. what does it tell bus what may have happened in the last moments of that flight? >> something interesting about the flight path to me is where the debris is located. ...

There's a lot of information we can get about that. we may be able to determine whether it was a fuel outage or intentionally put in. a lot of information you could get not from a small piece but a set of debris. >> and david gallo, in terms of debris floating, obviously where the debris would be found 12, 13 days after an impact is not where the plane went in. i know on 447 it took two years to find the actual plane, and at first i think in one of the areas you guys searched it was in the opposite direction of where you initially had begun to look. so how do you go about trying to triangulate...

On 447 it took two years to find the actual plane, and at first i think in one of the areas you guys searched it was in the opposite direction of where you initially had begun to look. so how do you go about trying to triangulate from debris location to where the plane might have gone in? >> it's very tricky and it's a science. there are scientists that work on that, they're good at that kind of thing. one thing they want to know having been through this with air france, they want to know what that debris looked like in the water. was it sticking out of the water? in that case like a sailboat ...