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he went on... a few days later, oceangate's stockton rush replied... he told rob mccullum... the next day, rob mccallum replied in the starkest terms... oceangate's lawyers then contacted rob maccullum and threatened legal action. today, we've contacted them again and they say they have no additional information. rob mccallum maintains that no one should have gone in this submersible. our science correspondent jonathan amos has been tracking this story since the sub was first reported missing. this is a stark exchange your? it's a this is a stark exchange your? it�*s a fascinating ...

Look suspicious enough, and different enough that there might be a chance and we see the objects that are white, orange, red, blue, and all of these have been marked and the ships will try to locate them, because it is one thing to take a picture from the airplane, but another to have them, and have the experts s take a look at them see if there is a connection to the flight 370. We just dont know. Thank you, will ripley. Joining me is aviation analyst miles obrien, and cnn aviation analyst rob mccallum as well. And let me start with you, rob. Are there search areas that are easier to find . W...

Russia. A move the rest of the world has not recognized. It is also where those masked men took over the police headquarters. This video, all new in to the cnn newsroom, Security Forces claimed to have launched an operation to clear the prorussian protesters out. A crew in the city saw no sign of a large ukrainian force. And this video just in this afternoon. Its social media video that purcha purported toly showed protests beaten and bloody. Lets take you over to Nick Paton Walsh who is in donetsk. Reporter well, it seems as though were into a new phase here. This violence, which is effective...

Stockton Rush, who bragged about 'breaking rules' and idolised maverick Star Trek protagonist Captain Kirk, died alongside four others when his sub imploded on a trip to the Titanic wreck.

OceanGate's CEO said he 'wanted to be remembered as an innovator' but his maverick approach to submersible design worried industry experts.