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nobody is bumping in to it. there's no tourist dives that are swimming through her. she's not in water with more life. so you know, i think she will be there a little while. i'm no expert. >> neil: you're more of an expert than you think. you're very modest. thanks for talking to us. i appreciate it. >> to all of those families, i hope that we find whatever information that helps give people what they need. >> neil: yeah. thank you for that, tom. for those of you just joining us, the submersible ended as many in the world feared it might. with the death of all five aboard. the five aboard including explorer hamish harding, shahzada dawood and his 19-year-old son, suleman. they were british citizens. the french oceanographer,
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.
titanic expert, the guy that they called mr. titanic, paul henry nargeolet, 77 years old and stockton rush, the founder and ceo of oceangate who apparently was piloting the submersible. again, we don't know what happened an hour and 45 minutes in to this. that is the point at which communication was lost. as tom pointed out and others have told me, who had been oceangate passengers, it's unusual for communication to go in and out so when this first happened we're told last sunday, they didn't make a huge deal of it. they thought after a couple minutes it would be back. it never came back. that's why you hear increasingly that they're talking about that moment of this catastrophic event, this implosion. molly line has more right now from boston. molly? >> neil, the coast guard offering their deepest condolences to the family