KYRA PHILLIPS, CNN ANCHOR: Norwegian divers say there is no hope of finding any survivors on board that sunken Russian submarine. CNN Moscow bureau chief Jill Dougherty joins us now with the details -- Jill.</s>JILL DOUGHERTY, CNN MOSCOW BUREAU CHIEF: Well, now, Kyra, the Russian rescue officials have reached the same very sad conclusion that the international rescue team has, and that is that all of those 118 men who were aboard the Kursk when it sank are dead. Mikhail Motsak, who is the chief of staff of the Russian Northern Fleet, did say that all are dead and that all sections of that submarine were flooded. And that's essentially what the Norwegian divers found when they went down today, got into the hatch and looked inside. They found that it was, indeed, flooded and that was the indication that there was no chance that anyone had survived. There is a report from Russian television, which has been on the scene since the beginning, the correspondent there saying that they found one body. That has not yet been confirmed, but that was something they were indicating days ago that might have happened, a Russian sailor who might have tried to escape. What is next? They have to try to get to the remains of any sailors that they might be able to. And then, also, presumably, they will move on to a salvage operation. They will have to lift that submarine eventually. It's going to be a major task. But for the relatives right now, it's a very sad burden, of knowledge that their -- that the people that they loved are presumably now dead. Back -- I'm Jill Dougherty, CNN, reporting live from Moscow.</s>BILL HEMMER, CNN ANCHOR: All right, Jill, thank you.
Russian Submarine Accident: Rescuers Give Up Hope for Survivors