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becoming more desperate by the minute. the coast guard now says noises have been detected in the search area where a "titanic" tourist submersible has been missing since sunday. we'll bring you the very latest on the intense race against time. another supreme court justice now at the center of controversy. new questions about a trip justice samuel alito took. we'll talk about it with one of the reporters who broke the story. china firing back at president biden after he called the nation's leader a dictator. china slamming the president's rhetoric as a provocation. we'll talk to ...

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Overnight, there were fresh signs of hope that the coast guard is saying that a canadian aircraft detected underwater noises in the search area, prompting them to relocate their search vehicles to investigate. in two hours we're expecting an update from authorities. msnbc will bring you that live. nbc's kristen dahlgren is with us this morning from boston. kristen, good morning. how did the search area and the critical time that is left, what are officials saying right now? >> reporter: right. well, we're not hearing much. we did get that tweet overnight about the noises that they heard. there...

In a renewed vigor to end trading in endangered species and importation of illicit drugs into the country, the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Federal

Vehicle. pete: he points out, most drugs come through legal ports of entry in vehicles, but 80% of the people that work at those spots are now having to work the line because of the influx of people like that coming across illegally in eagle pass, texas, so they can't search vehicles, so more drugs come in. rachel: and the cartels are making money on both ends, right? by human trafficking, they're also taking children who are here and putting them into sec trafficking, they're making money there, they're making money on the drugs, and it's really important. we're seeing more and more signs of ...