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>> the search area is now two times the size of connecticut and two and half miles deep, deeper than second nine empire state buildings. with potentially hours to go before the titans five passengers run out of oxygen, at least eight more rescue ships are joining the international effort and a french deep diving robot that can operate on the ocean floor is set to arrive tonight. >> this is a search and rescue mission 100%, we are in the middle of search and rescue. >> search teams are unsure if the vessel is sitting on the bottom of the ocean where conditions are near freezing and pitch black. >> trying to find a special rock that might look like a rock on the sonar system. >> captain david mark k with a naval commander of the submarine uss santa fe. >> the most likely scenario unfortunately they will not be found in time. >> oceangate whose ceo and founder stockton rush was piloting the submersible has faced criticism according to 2018 court filings, a former
education. the government sues amazon claiming it duped users into signing up for prime. and how people in a small town fought back and put on a show with pride. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. good evening and welcome. let's get right to the search for that missing sub and those noises picked up by canadian sound buoys. could it be a sign of life from the five people aboard that ill-fated titanic expedition? the coast guard calling the noises inconclusive as navy experts analyze the data. as for the amount of time potential survivors may have, officials calculate breathable air will run out around 7:00 a.m. eastern time tomorrow. that's assuming the sub known as titan is still intact. tonight more rescue ships have gathered in the search zone including some carrying remotely operated vehicles of capable of exploring extreme depths. the life and death drama unfolding hundreds of miles from
to at least 41. some victims were as young as 13. injured survivors were taken to local hospitals. well, a close call for a passenger ferry in the philippines. 120 people were rescued after the mv esperanza star caught fire while at sea early sunday morning. the philippine coast guard says the ship was traveling between two islands. the coast guard says no one was injured and the fire has been put out. rescue ships will stay on the scene as a precaution. all right. coming up here on "cnn newsroom," some asylum seekers in the u.s. are being offered jobs and housing, only to be flown across the country with nothing to show for it. we'll hear their stories. plus, we'll hear from a young survivor of a deadly tornado in texas and look at what's next for the devastated community. stay with us. ♪ ♪ let your love shine. book an appointment now wiwith a bridal jewelry expert.
legitimate interests of all sides. for the russians, well, we can guess what those legitimate interests are. because of course, they believe that a wide swath of the ukrainian territory is legitimately russian. belongs to russia. and so it's pretty easy for the russians to say that they're open to peace talks, they're open to negotiation, when the reality is that ukraine's position makes all of that a nonstarter, given that russian troops still remain in the country and they're not going anywhere any time soon. >> scott mcclain reporting, thank you. a close call for a passenger ferry in the philippines. 120 people were rescued after the "mv esperanza star" caught fire. the philippine coast guard said the ship was traveling between islands. the coast guard also says no one was injured and the fire has been put out. rescue ships will stay on scene as a precaution.