Today on the show, we have to hold out hope.

Time is running out to rescue the missing titanic sub.

That's where we're starting the seven from the Washington Post.

I'm Jeff Pierre.

It's Thursday, June 22nd.

Let's get you caught up with today's seven stories.

The oxygen supply on the missing Titanic cell. The to the Titanic Rec and the North Atlantic. It was carrying five passengers.

Yesterday, Chairman and co-founder

of Horizon Maritime Services, Sean Liet,

spoke at a news conference to give updates on the rescue.

The equipment that's been mobilized for this is the finest in the world, the most capable

in the world.

We have to hold out hope.

I think as you're aware there's still life support available on the submersible and we'll continue to hold all hope until the very end.

A multinational fleet of ships and planes is searching a patch of ocean twice the size of The The ocean floor is crowded with pieces of the Titanic's wreckage, making it harder for

sonar to identify the sub.

The ocean floor is so deep, few vehicles are able to search at that depth and ocean currents are strong

enough that they could have pushed the submersible away from the shipwreck.

The CEO of the company that operates the sub is one of the five people on board.

He said last year that he was worried about the that operates a sub is one of the five people on board.

He said last year that he was worried about the vessel not surfacing. Number two, a deadly tornado ripped through a small town in Texas yesterday.

Violent storms caused severe destruction and fatalities in the northern town of

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