Hi everyone. It is Friday June 23rd and you're listening to the Mo news podcast. I'm Jill Wagner.

This is the place where we bring you just the facts. We read all the news and read between the lines

so you don't have to. As you can tell, Moche is off today. He'll be back on Monday,

but it is Friday. So I'll keep this short and sweet. Let's get to the headlines.

An update on the Titanic submersible. The worst has been confirmed. The Coast Guard says that

there is a catastrophic implosion of the vessel. Tomorrow marks one year since the Supreme Court

overturned Robi Wade. I'll take a look at where things stand when it comes to abortion

access across the United States. President Biden hosting India's Prime Minister. It's only the

third state visit of his presidency. So what's on the agenda? Some new numbers from the census show

that black Americans are leaving cities in the north and west. A Pentagon accounting error gives

an extra six point two billion dollars for Ukraine military aid. How did that happen?

And heads up John McInero Wimbledon is rolling out AI for tennis commentary. Plus I'll have on

this day in history and what we are watching, reading and eating this weekend. Okay, let's start with

an update on that submersible that was heading to the wreckage of the Titanic. The worst has been

confirmed. The tour company Ocean Gate expeditions now says that all five passengers on board that

missing Titanic found submersible have sadly been lost. The Coast Guard says that debris from

the submersible was found approximately 1,600 feet from the front of the Titanic on the sea floor.

Officials say it's consistent with a quote catastrophic loss of the pressure chamber or an

implosion of the vessel. One expert that I heard on CNN said that an implosion like that

happens instantaneously and described it kind of like switching off a light switch. As for those

banging sounds that had been heard during the search, the Coast Guard says that they do not believe

that they are connected to the Ocean Gate vessel. That is based on where the debris field was

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