Overturned Ship Spotted, Crew Missing Since Typhoon

0:00It's April 19th. You're listening to Tampa Bay News today, AI-powered local news. I'm Corey with the story. US Coast Guard just spotted an overturned ship that matches the missing Mariana, the one that dropped off radar, with six crew members earlier this week. The trouble started as Typhoon Sinlaku barreled in with brutal weather. The crew reported their starboard engine failing and called for help, so the Coast Guard set up hourly check-ins, but contact vanished on Thursday. That same morning, an HC-130 plane launched from Guam, but had to head back due to killer winds. Families of the crew are holding their breath, waiting for any sign of the six souls on board. Search teams pulled out all stops, including a Navy Boeing P-8A Poseidon, a Coast Guard cutter, a Japanese air crew, and a vessel packing A, specialized dive squad. Right now, eyes are locked on that flip vessel, as divers gear up to check it out. Here's Cross, we get answers on the crew real soon.