More reports of noises from the ocean in that desperate search for the missing sub, the

lead starts right now.

Sounds of hope, and what is still being described as very much a search and rescue mission, sensors

picking up noises from the ocean, could those noises be from the passengers, trapped on

that Titanic submersible, that vanished during a deep sea expedition?

Another US Supreme Court Justice defending another undisclosed luxury trip paid for by another

billionaire, this time it's Justice Samuel, Alito vacationing with a hedge fund billionaire,

who reportedly had business before the court, according to ProPublica.

The pre-emptive strike Alito launched as he tried to get ahead of the claims and

diplomacy undone was all that work by Secretary of State Antony Blinken in Beijing

Rowan, when President Biden called Chinese leaders Xi Jinping a dictator in an off-the-cuff fundraiser

remark.

Welcome to the lead I'm Jake Tapper, and we start today with our world lead. We need to have hope.

That is the message from the US Coast Guard today after officials announced more undersea noises

have been detected by planes searching for the missing submersible planes that deployed special

buoys with sonar. Officials say multiple reports of the noises are being analyzed and tracked,

tracked, although they do not yet know what the sounds are. We should note at this point there

could be less than a day's worth of air remaining in the sub. The search area is currently about twice

the size of the state of Connecticut and it's still expanding with more ships and aircraft joining

the search as quickly as possible. Five people were onboard the submersible when it went missing,

including the sub company CEO, a French diver, a British explorer, and a Pakistani father and his

son. CNN's Jason Carroll starts off our coverage today from Boston the site of the US Coast Guard

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