the endurance became stuck in sea ice soon after it set off from south georgia, drifting for months befores eventually ordered to abandon ship. the endurance expedition was amazingly well documented, with photographs, film, and crucially, navigation records, which were vital for locating the wreck beneath the ice. what is extraordinary is it was found just four and a half miles, that's about seven kilometres, from the coordinates recorded on the day the ship sank, more than 100 years ago. this was all down to frank worsley, the ship's captain. frank worsley really needs to be recognised now, even more than he was at the time, as an expert navigator. he was using all of the equipment that was at his disposal at the time and clearly, because the ship has been found so close to that location, he did a brilliantjob. the discovery gives us a new link between the past and the present. the ship won't be raised, and nothing will be removed. left exactly as it was found, resting in the darkness of this most remote corner of the world. rebecca morelle, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for t

the wooden ship was crushed in pack ice in 1915 with shackleton, and his crew later escaping to south georgia island. and because the antarctic doesn't have any wood eating microorganisms and wreckage was entirely preserved. ah, reminder the top stories on how to 0 a maternity hospital in the besieged town of maro pole has been destroyed by a russian air strike. ah. c the ukrainian president vladimir zalinski says children are buried in the rubble . he shared video from inside the building, labeling the act and atrocity and urging the west to enforce and loan flies own over his country. variables mess as newton 1200 civilians of the hill in a 9 day russia seizures, city. my sister, she wouldn't. my heart to day is full of anger. it's very difficult to choose the words to describe what has happened today in my beloved city. today, something so evil happened that has no explanation and no name. today the russian federation, led by putin launched an aerial assault on a peaceful city, striking a children's hospital destroying the thing we value most in mary paul. they wanted to take away the live

the endurance became stuck in sea ice soon after it set off from south georgia, drifting for months beforee endurance expedition was amazingly well documented, with photographs, film and crucially, navigation records, which were vital for locating the wreck beneath the ice. what is extraordinary is it was found just four and a half miles, that's about seven kilometres, from the coordinates recorded on the day the ship sank, more than 100 years ago. this was all down to frank worsley, the ship's captain. frank worsley really needs to be recognised now, even more than he was at the time, as an expert navigator. he was using all of the equipment that was at his disposal at the time and clearly, because the ship has been found so close to that location, he did a brilliantjob. the discovery gives us a new link between the past and the present. the ship won't be raised, and nothing will be removed. left exactly as it was found, resting in the darkness of this most remote corner of the world. rebecca morelle, bbc news. very powerful images there, and some more powerful images from kyiv, where mem

the endurance became stuck in sea ice soon after it set off from south georgia, drifting for months beforeth photographs, film and crucially, navigation records, which were vital for locating the wreck beneath the ice. what is extraordinary is it was found just four and a half miles, that's about seven kilometres, from the coordinates recorded on the day the ship sank, more than 100 years ago. this was all down to frank worsley, the ship's captain. frank worsley really needs to be recognised now, even more than he was at the time, as an expert navigator. he was using all of the equipment that was at his disposal at the time and clearly, because the ship has been found so close to that location, he did a brilliantjob. the discovery gives us a new link between the past and the present. the ship won't be raised, and nothing will be removed. left exactly as it was found, resting in the darkness of this most remote corner of the world. rebecca morelle, bbc news. you'll find lots of detail on the situation in ukraine on our website — bbc.com/news — or download the bbc news app. this is the scene

georgia. to day the regions of south the sienna kasha are effectively under russian control, with an estimated 20000 soldiers stationed there. according to georgia estimates, georgia state security services monitor their side of the occupation line, turning a blind eye to the activities of the civilian patrol groups, provided they don't lead to open conflict with the other side. but just days earlier, the volunteers had been denied access to the high security zone surrounding the border village of a tote sea. i'm glad more for the bar. ah, she knows it did the officer conduct can only mean one thing. he said the, the average rate, we're not supposed to see what's happening there. hold syllabus, broads or sheets. so we can't informed the public picture that says about the bus autumn. he was with his foot myriad of if were denied to entry again today. ah, what hope it's possible we'll make her own way to a touchy train exhibit. they can't stop us. okay, the oh a some. so what are we trying to verify? what should have been? anyone wishing to pass through the security zone requires permission at o

the endurance became stuck in sea off from south georgia, drifting for months before the crew was eventuallyhotographs, film, and crucially, navigation records, which were vital for locating the wreck beneath the ice. what is extraordinary is it was found just four and a half miles, that's about seven kilometres, from the coordinates recorded on the day the ship sank, more than 100 years ago. this was all down to frank worsley, the ship's captain. frank worsley really needs to be recognised now, even more than he was at the time, as an expert navigator. he was using all of the equipment that was at his disposal at the time and clearly, because the ship has been found so close to that location, he did a brilliantjob. the discovery gives us a new link between the past and the present. the ship won't be raised, and nothing will be removed. left exactly as it was found, resting in the darkness of this rebecca morelle, bbc news. it's been very mild today with an east—west split. it's been much milder and further west outbreaks of rain with some of it quite heavy. windy with gales in the west too.

indulgence, for parts of georgia outside of your immediate jurisdiction for folks along the coast, south georgia north georgia, it will help low-density communities to plan their transportation systems based upon her broad expanse, 35 years working in transportation. how can that not impact and improve transportation for communities across the state? >> i have always looked at transit as the common thread that we assume the fabric the nation that it serves. there's no point in building strong transit in one area and leaving the rest neighboring agencies desolate. so transit, we call the equalizer because they get you from point a to point b and from point beta .8. that is regardless of where you le for you.currency, that equity so that's the magic of trent is that it is a common thread through all the community is that it serves and will be better able to link with the other providers of transit and that common goal. >> senator menendez from new jersey is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for holding this hearing. i know you many topics before you and i appreciate it. as my colle

the wooden ship was crushed in pack ice in 1915 with shackleton, and his crew later escaping to south georgia island. and because the antarctic doesn't have any wood eating microorganisms and wreckage was entirely preserved. ah, reminder, the top stories are now to 0. a maternity hospital in the besieged town of marrow pole has been destroyed by a russian air strike. ah. the hernia president vladimir zalinski says children are buried in the rubble rescue shad video from inside the building. labeling the act and atrocity and urging the west.

south georgia, middle georgia, north georgia, local transit planning support act will help low densitymunities to plan their transportation systems based upon your broad experience. 35 years working in transportation. how can that law impact and improve transportation for communities across the state? >> i have always looked at transit as the a common thread that we see the fabric of any nation that it serves. there is no point in building strong transit in one area and leaving the rest, neighboring agencies desolate. so transit is, we call the equalizer because it gets you from point a to point b and from point b to point a. so that is regardless of where you live, that currency, that equity is available for you. and so, that's the magic of transit is that it's a common thread throughout all the communities that it serves and would be better able to link with the other providers of transit in that come goal. >> thank you senator ossoff. senator mitt minute is from the jerseys recognize. >> thank you mister chairman, thank you for holding this hearing. and i have many topics before you

georgia. to day, the regions of south the sienna kasha are effectively under russian control, with an estimated 20000 soldiers stationed there. according to georgia estimates, georgia state security services monitor their side of the occupation line, turning a blind eye to the activities of the civilian patrol groups, provided they don't lead to open conflict with the other side. but just days earlier, the volunteers had been denied access to the high security zone surrounding the border village of a tootsie. i've got him over there, but ah, we miss no sir. how did the officer conduct can only mean one thing? he said average, right? we're not supposed to see what's happening there. got hold of his broad so shoot. so we counted phone the public picture that says we got the bus autumn. he was with his foot myriad of if were denied entry again today. ah, what hope it's possible we'll make our own way to a touchy though what trade exhibit they can't stop us. okay. the oh a some, some water which i really got to watch it had been. anyone wishing to pass through the security zone requires permission

georgia. to day, the regions of south the sienna kasha are effectively under russian control, with an estimated 20000 soldiers stationed there. according to georgia estimates, georgia state security services monitor their side of the occupation line, turning a blind eye to the activities of the civilian patrol groups, provided they don't lead to open conflict with the other side. but just days earlier, the volunteers had been denied access to the high security zone surrounding the border village of a tootsie. i've got him over the bar admission. those did. how did the conduct can only mean one thing? he said to be the average rate. we're not supposed to see what's happening there on hold syllabus pulled. so she, so we counted phone the public picture that says we've got the bus. ah me, what's with this myriad of, if we're denied entry again today, oh, what hope it's possible? we'll make our own way to a touchy though what train exhibit they can't stop us hobbled said the o a some, some water which i already got to watch it had been. anyone wishing to pass through the security zone requires perm

the endurance became stuck in sea ice soon after setting off from south georgia.. the endurance expedition was amazingly well documented with photographs, film and crucially, navigation records which were vital for locating the wreck beneath the ice. what is extraordinary is it was found just 11.5 miles, about seven kilometres, from the coordinates recorded on the day the ship sank more than 100 years ago. this was all down to frank worsley, the ship's captain. frank worsley really needs to be recognised now even more than he was at the time as an expert navigator. he was using all of the equipment that was at his disposal at the time and clearly, because the ship has been found so close to that location, he did a brilliantjob. the discovery gives us a new link between the past and present. the ship won't be raised and nothing will be removed. left exactly as it was found, resting in the darkness of this most remote corner of the world. rebecca morelle, bbc news.

georgia. to day, the regions of south the sienna kasha are effectively under russian control, with an estimated 20000 soldiers stationed there. according to georgia estimates, georgia state security services monitor their side of the occupation line, turning a blind eye to the activities of the civilian patrol groups, provided they don't lead to open conflict with the other side. but just days earlier, the volunteers had been denied access to the high security zone surrounding the border village of a tote c. i'm got him over there, but ah, mission else it did. the officer conduct can only mean one thing. he said to be the average, right? we're not supposed to see what's happening there. got hold of his broad, so shoot. so we counted phone the public picture that says we've got the bus autumn . he was with his foot myriad of if were denied entry again today. ah, what hope it's possible we'll make our own way to a touchy though what trade exhibit they can't stop us. okay. the oh, a some, some water which i really got to watch it had been. anyone wishing to pass through the security zone requires

georgia. to day the regents of south, the sienna kasha are effectively under russian control, with an estimated 20000 soldiers stationed there. according to georgia estimates, georgia state security services monitor their side of the occupation line, turning a blind eye to the activities of the civilian patrol groups, provided they don't lead to open conflict with the other side. but just days earlier, the volunteers had been denied access to the high security zone surrounding the border village of a tootsie. i've got him over there, but ah, we miss no sir. how did the officer conduct can only mean one thing? he said average, right? we're not supposed to see what's happening there. hold syllabus pulled, so she, so we counted, formed the public picture that says we've got the bus autumn. he was with his foot myriad of if were denied entry again today. ah, what hope it's possible we'll make our own way to a touchy though what trade exhibit they can't stop us hobbled c o a some, some water which i really got to watch it had been any one wishing to pass through the security zone requires permission

eventually they landed on south georgia island and they hiked across mountains to reac civilizations. heritage trust and history hit who discovered endurance using underwater vehicles say the 144 foot wooden ship is completely intact and it is in excellent condition because the water is so cold and that helps p p preserve it. the endurance will not be moved and will not be taken apart. it will be under the ocean where it will be photographed and mapped for research purposes. >>> it is difficult to see the devastation? ukr devas devas devas devastatio inukraine. there are ways you can help. again, that's cnn.com/impact you can follow me on facebook, instagram and twitter and the tiktok @jaketapper, we actually read them. if you miss our show, you can read them. our coverage continues with mr. wolf blitzer. see you tomorrow. >>> happening now, breaking news, ukraine accuses of russia of genocide, blaming kremlin forces for the bombing of maternity and children hospitals that blasted two story deep. president zelenskyy says there are children under the wreckage of shattered walls and bro

arbery they chased down arbery in his truck after going by in their south georgia neighborhood confronted arbery and gunned down with a shotgun. in november, a jury in a state trial found all three guilty of murder and the judge sentenced them to life in prison and then last month, a jury in federal trial convicted all three on hate crime charges, and found they targeted arbery because he was black. cops in hawaii say they found a 73-year-old man's body inside a block of concrete in a tub in his own home now they say two men are behind bars in california facing murder charges but what a ride. on monday, police in honolulu say they searched the victim's home during a welfare check and inside they did indeed find a truck, tub filled with a concrete-like substance but no sign of a victim investigators say they later questioned the two suspects, they say one of the men told him he lived in the home and had a relationship with the owner. told hawaii news now the police did not have enough probable cause to arrest the men so they let him go the same source said they gave them a ride to woaikiki

wouldn't ship was crushed in pack ice in 1915, but shackleton and his crew nature escaping to south georgia island. ah, reminder top stories on how to 0 and maternity hospital in the besieged town of merrier pole has been destroyed by a russian air strike. ah ukrainian president vladimir lensky says children a buried in the rebel finance. he shared video from inside the building labeling the act an atrocity and urging the west to enforce a no fly zone at his country. russia has previously denied targeting civilians. my heart is bleeding. the most unbearable casualties of the children. children are dying by the doors and now at home in their houses or in the rolls to exile. look at this images there the concrete in the real resolved of putting a special operation, so to speak. when he does not take the lives of his angels, he kills their parents, grandparents and destroys their homes and schools. to attack children is to attack life civilization itself. if you don't want to see these images any more, you must not look away. you are stop, put his war. now. streams of buses and cars have been

charlotte, we'll have the storms pushing on through and the threat from south carolina, south georgiae florida panhandle, it's going to come with the damaging wind gusts upwards of of 5 miles per hour the threat lower for thursday but we still need to watch out for flash flooding in the northeast, upper new york, wind gusts up to 80 miles per hour, isolated showers and hail storms can't be ruled out and into parts of the owe owe valley and great lakes, where we're not dealing with thunderstorms, we're still having significant wind gusts that could lead to power outages, especially from the lake where don't have much friction from the land talking wind gifts up to 60 miles per hour shep, another couple of business days at here. >> adam del rosso with the accuweather fenway park. >>> an update on a story we've been following over the last two days police in pennsylvania say six people side in the mavis pile-up on the interstate there. that's up from three confirmed deaths yesterday 24 others known hurt police first reported 40 to 60 vehicles were involved now they say it was 80 80 cars,

overnight through areas of alabama, and then tomorrow during the day going to be areas of coastal south carolina, georgia the chance of those storms, guys. >> bill, thank next, a sweet 16 set for the women's ncaa tournament. we will tell you who made the cut that's next. simply shake and spray to unlock the breakthrough power of touch-activated scent technology. that lasts, even hours later! that's because febreze touch stores scent in your fabrics so you get bursts of freshness with every touch. your whole world will come alive. welcome home to fresh with febreze touch. la, la, la, la, la ready to shine from the inside out? say "yes" to nature's bounty. the number one brand for hair, skin and nails. with our signature blend of health and beauty nutrients to bring out more of your inner beauty. nature's bounty. live bountifully. new vicks vapostick. strong soothing vapors... help comfort your loved ones. nature's bounty. for chest, neck, and back. it goes on clear. no mess just soothing comfort. try new vicks vapostick. >>> edwards has to shoot passed it. thud >>> ucf gave the two seed uconn huskies all

georgia. to day, the regents of south the c shyanne of kasha are effectively under russian control, with an estimated 20000 soldiers stationed there. according to georgia estimates, georgia state security services monitor their side of the occupation line, turning a blind eye to the activities of the civilian patrol groups, provided they don't lead to open conflict with the other side. but just days earlier, the volunteers had been denied access to the high security zone surrounding the border village of a tootsie. i've got him over the bar admission. no, sir. how did the officer conduct can only mean one thing? he said v laboratory were not supposed to see what's happening there. got hold of his broad so shoot. so we counted phone the public health issue that says about the bus. ah me, what's with this myriad of, if we're denied entry again today, ah, what hope it's possible we'll make our own way to a touchy though, but trade exhibit, they can't stop us. okay. the oh, a some, some water which i really got to watch it had been. anyone wishing to pass through the security zone requires permission at

transportation around metro atlanta but also based upon your experience for coastal georgia or middle or south georgia there is not as a robust infrastructure as metro atlanta quick. >> thank you fori the question. marta enjoys a one-time sales tax for the communities that itit serves including the city of atlanta and adjacent communities. some of our communities outside of the marta footprint one of the common complaints that we here is that it isn't expanding fast enough or going toin where is around the current market footprint so that legislation will enable some of the agencies that don't have as much funding to do that investigation allows them to catch up and to do the work necessary to better servend the region that is considered the interconnected network. >> and with your indulgence outside of your immediate jurisdiction for folks alongia the coast local transit planning will help low-density communities to plan their transportation systems based upon your broad experience 35 years working in transportation how cannot lie impact and improve transportation for communities heacross the state q

along metro atlanta but also based on your experience of coastal georgia and middle georgia and south georgiae there is not a robust t infrastructure? >> marta enjoys a one cent sales tax &-ampersand love the communities outside of marta footprint one of the common complaints that wee here is that transit is not expanding dfast enough and is not going to the places that are developing around the currento marta footprint. so that agency that doesn't have as much funding or the formal available to do that type of investigation it will allow them to catch up and do the worknk necessary necessary to benefit the region theory considered and interconnected network. >> and for parts of georgia outside of the immediate jurisdiction and local transit will help low-density communities how improved transportation for communities across the state quick. >> i have always looked at transit as a common thread there is no point in building strong transit and one area and need any bearing agencies desolate so we call it the equalizer because it gets from point a to point b so that is regardless of where you l

mean anything, but that's what i want, and this storm is still making its way through the south, hitting georgia on wednesday with heavy winds and rain. in araby midi hits ktvu fox two news. and for all the latest on the weather around the country, you can head to fox weather .com or just snap the qr code on your screen to download the app and watch now a fire burning in the delta could affect the east based air quality for the next few days. three of mystified apartment shared pictures taken from anti oxman arena of a fire burning on kimball island on the edge of sacramento county. no one lives there. there were no buildings and firefighters will let the fire burn itself out. it could go for several days, though, and officials warned the smoke could cause better quality, particularly in the east bay. and with the weather warming up in california's dry conditions, firefighters preparing for a very busy wildfire season, the latest report by the northern california geographic coordination center says we'll likely see are significant fire potential increased to above normal by june, far earlier tha

the florida panhandle right into south georgia has a chance at dangerous, damaging winds, tornadoes.t extends by saturday all the way to cape may down to tampa. so the severe weather is on the southern side, the snow is on the northern side. mostly at the coast, we're going to be rain, super windy tomorrow and then the temperatures will drop out and snow will take over, cecilia. >> you'll be watching it. thanks. we turn to the latest on covid as cases continue to fall and many states are dropping mask restrictions and the tsa extending its requirements for passengers on planes and public transportation. our transportation correspondent gio benitez, you've got the latest. hi, gio. >> reporter: hey, cecilia, good morning. this is the shortest extension we've seen so far so some airline officials tell us they hope it will be the last one. the mask mandate was set to expire net week. the tsa extending it to april 18th. that's the day after easter. lots of travelers, of course, also the end of spring break for many schools. now, the major airlines have been urging the white house to lift

there have been reported tornadoes from alabama to the east and new tornado watch for much of south georgia heavy rains there too. charleston, columbia, savannah, all included. that's the big picture. a check closer to home. drew: partly cloudy skies. it is a cooler afternoon with most of us going into the 60's. we must turn gusty along our coast later this afternoon. we will track clear skies and witless gusting at 35 mph. gusty winds tomorrow. the winds calm down on friday. a chance of rain early nex >>> double duty for lara and "pop news" time. >> you know my work is never done. we begin "pop news" with another mother/daughter duo taking the modeling world by storm. heidi klum's little girl looking all grown up. wowza on the cover of "harper's bazaar" and her mother getting her own cover for their fashion fabulous at every age issue pointing out her 17-year-old has the same beautiful blue eyes at her grandmother, klum's mom. other mother/daughter modeling duos include kate moss and her daughter lila who also hit the runway for versace this year. good genes and cindy crawford and her daug

he georgia, south via skype from beijing. could have you with us, andy. we know more about the bite net of the coal than the she end. sheila said that it was candid and in depth, but gave little detail of what the chinese president intentions aw, towards support for moscow. what's your take on it? thanks for having me, adrian. and i think you're absolutely correct that the western media narrative really, which is nothing more than due to flee, being stenographers for the u. s. government has frame this as biden warning. see, but i think this is purely for domestic political consumption. if you look at the sink while read out, it notes, 3 things, one, the call was constructive. the 2nd is that both presidents agree to instruct their teams to quit the china us relationship on the back on the right track. and this is vitally important and much more work than any decisions reached or ukraine. but the 3rd point did address the creamy conflict. and that was to say that china and the us both agreed that steps need to be taken to peacefully resolve this conflict.

of people i think there's atlanta and i represent everywhere else, and you know we need this in south georgia predict and another urban in the same time, we are really struggling it and what i want to say quickly is that you know, we have funds coming in and advanced in a been authorized to know where see what will happen but i want to make sure rock would have any kind of undue regulatory obligation such as product and service mandates are open access requirements sold just within the deployment of broadband in the rural areas. >> as we discussed, you represent a beautiful part of that area i know and so we want to work with you and we want to make sure that we are laser focused on the facts and accountable deployment that is a focus and that's what we will work on and as of the issues that we will be thinking about and how to do that quickly how to do it with accountability and also say that is my focus. >> will thank you very much and i go back. >> chair now recognizes the gentle lady from illinois, missus kelly y for five minutes. >> thank you and thank you for testifying today administra

mean people think, but after what i want, and this storm is still making its way through the south , hitting georgiath heavy winds and rain in araby hicks, ktvu, fox two news and for the latest on whether across the country you can head to our fox weather dot com side or just scan the qr code there at your screen. you can download the app and use it to watch anytime new this morning. san jose fire investigators are looking for the cause of an early morning fire that caused major damage to the 7 24 hookah lounge. firefighters rushed to east santa clara street just after four a.m. you could see the flames inside, and some of the windows were already broken. when they arrived. no one inside . no one was inside, but a nearby apartment building was evacuated. we did evacuate some residents in the building next door. there's four apartment units that were initially evacuated, but they've since been able to go back to their units as their ability was not affected, do the quick work of the fire crews on scene. none of the five people in the apartments were hurt, and the cause of the fire is under investigat

georgias, atlanta and everywhere else and i represent everywhere else and we need broadband in south georgia. i get it, there are urban deserts but we are really struggling down here and what i want to say quickly, you know, and we got the funds coming in in the bif and they've been authorized and now we're seeing what's going to happen but i want to make smur we're not going to have any kind of undue regulatory obligations like open access requirements so this would interfere with the deployment of broadband in the rural areas in particular. >> as we discussed, you represent a very beautiful part of georgia as i know and we are, we want to work with you and make sure we are, i would say, we are laser focused on fast, accountable deployment. that is our focus, that is what we are working on, and those are the issues we're going to be thinking b how to do that quickly and accountably and i'll just say that's my focus. >> okay, well thank you very much and thank you mr. chairman, i yield back. >> the gentlemen yields back. the chair now recognizes the gentle lady from illinois, mrs. kelly for