to execute missions and protect coast guard and dod networks.the coast guard cyber forcesare man trained and equipped in accordance with joint dod standards . have a broad range of authorities to address complex issues spanning national defense and homeland security including protecting the mts. the coast guard's approach to protecting the mts leverages our response framework to prevent incidents we leverage our authorities in the nation's ports to set standards and conduct compliance. we refer to this as cyber risk management and required accountability assessments mitigations and exercises and incident reporting. to prepare for and respond to cyber incidents coast guard sectors are leading feel loved rocks or sizes with area maritime security committees and have established unified commands with fbi to lead the federal response to cyber attacks . cyber attacks will increasingly have physical impacts beyond computer networks and by incorporating cyber security into our prevention and response framework we provide a comprehensive all hazards approach to this threat but we cannot do this

the us coast guard says it's unlikely there are any more survivors. vaccine maker moderna says an omicron—specific shot is on the horizon. but can drug makers really keep pace with new variants? north korea has confirmed test—firing of long—range cruise, surface—to—surface missiles earlier this week. and to mark holocaust memorial day, prince charles unveils portraits of seven survivors. the paintings will go on display in buckingham palace. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. russia has suggested it may be open to holding further talks with the united states as part of attempts to de—escalate the crisis in ukraine. the kremlin described some of washington's proposals as a starting point for a "serious conversation", but it warned its main security concerns had not been properly addressed. key to what russia will do next is vladimir putin. is he trying to stop the eastward expansion of nato or has he already made up his mind to invade? here's our moscow correspondent steve rosenberg. the world is still puzzling to piece toge

rear admiral john w mauger, assistant commandant for prevention policy, coast guard, united states coast guard. mister kevin dorsey, assistant inspector general for information technology audits . inspector general department of transportation and mister director of information technology cyber security at the gao. with that i would first recognize mister schachter for five minutes. mister schachter. >> good morning, chair defazio, ranking member grace and members of the committee. thank you for the opportunity to testify before you today and for your support for the department oftransportation . i'm cordell schachter, chief information officer. i'm honored to be here with faa chief information security officer larry grossman. us dot office of inspector general assistant inspector general for it audits kevin dorsey and officials from the us coast guard, the transportation security administration and the government accountability office . i was appointed us dot's chief information officer on august 30 efthis year. my testimony today is based on my observation and review of dot records dur

out on the bay, we have two coast guard cutters monitoring the coast.y have been in and out of fort baker. fort baker is also a coast guard station. we have seen these cutters moving in and out, out through the gate, back in again, certainly monitoring this ever-changing situation. a lot of folks, again, like taking pictures, as well. got an advisory from the sausalito police here about 20 minutes ago. i got one on my phone, just on people who live in the low-lying coastal areas to expect pretty much the worst king tide. that's a direct quote from sausalito police. so we could see some flooding on the bikeways, on the shoreline, highway trail going into mill valley. and this has just come onto my phone from jonathan baxter from the public information officer from san francisco fire department. this was the scene here on ocean beach just a few minutes ago as the fire department evacuated that area. >> there's a tsunami advisory in effect. out of the water, the water, thw and away from the coach. again, tsunami advisory in effect. stay out of the water, a

coast guard. so in this training exercise, the u.s. army corps of engineers is working with the u.s. coast guard to simulate if the helicopters were needed for search and rescue here on the bay. the first exercise directly involved the "john dillard." a guardsman lowered from the helicopterra to the deck. >> basically to give them practice to deliver an e.m.t. or rescue swimmer down to a boat. >> reporter: after numerous reps, the coast guard conducted a second exercise in open water. >> roger, good, copy, standing by. >> reporter: both exercises show the incredible precision needed to pull off real-life rescues. >> i was in the coast guard for 23 years. and that helicopter absolutely has to know how to do its job in any kind of conditions they find themselves in. and that will save somebody's life. >> reporter: once the operation ended, it was back to business as usual at the hyde street pier. the crew pulled this out of the busy waterway. >> it looked to me like a plank from a fenderring system on an old dock. >> reporter: the latest

. >> sometimes that involves highly specialized operations with the coast guard. max darrow gives us an exclusive look. >> reporter: at the crack of dawn, the captain and his crew get out on the water. they are aboard the john dillard. civilian members of the army corps of engineers. the mission is to keep the bay safe. >> i've been 12 year this i beusery day,is to different. >> reporter: typically that means collecting debris and removing navigational hazards like this from the bay. but, on wednesday, it involved a special operation. >> reporter: in this training exercise, the u.s. army corps of engineers is working with the u.s. coast guard to simulate if helicopters were needed to for search and rescue here on the bay. >> reporter: the first exercise directly involved the john dillard. a guardsman lowered from the helicopter on to the deck to work with the crew. >> basically gives them practice to deliver an emt or rescue swimmer down to a boat, along with a basket, to take a victim. >> reporter: after numerous repetitions, the coast guard conducted a second ex

we have seen that with the coast guard cutter acquisitions and national. cybersecurity protection system the gao report mentioned one action that remains for dhs to establish and effectively operate the joint requirements counsel to review and validate component driven capability requirements that drive the departmentwide acquisitions and also worked to identify and eliminate unintended redundancies. can you share to what extent there has been progress in the area and conclude with what remains to be done? mr. currie: there has been a lot of progress. i think we have seen the jrc in existence long enough to know that it is the right organization with the right processes to oversee requirements development. they are close to addressing that, maybe in another six months. w wante to spend time validating -- we want to spend time validating this and see results in the next six months. w stille have concerns about acquisition discipline and process. we want to see more programs within cost and schedule, we want to see more successes. i just do not think we are

you had mentioned that if you take out i believe it was coast guard and tsa from the broader dhs work force, then it would be a much different picture. can you elaborate a little bit more on what is distinctive about the tsa and coast guard relative to the rest of the dhs work force? and also, in that, to what extent, you know, both the tsa being a wholly new creation with a very unique mission relative to the rest of the dhs and also the coast guard, you know, having that duelling role of, you know, uniformed defense and of, you know, quasimilitary capacity depending on its orientation. >> yes, sir, if i said that, i was incorrect, it's tsa and customs border protection so cbp are the two -- >> i apologize, but yeah, also, just if you could, you know, better truncate, you know, how you view those cultural difference snooze and actually i think you make a great point, because the coast guard morale is pretty high. they were a legacy component well before dhs had a strong mission, strong tie to the department of defense as you probably know well but let me talk about tsa and cbp, first

can you elaborate a little bit more on what is distinctive about the tsa and coast guard relative to the rest of the dhs workforce? and also, in that, to what extent both they tsa being a wholly new creation with a very unique mission relative to the rest of dhs, and the coast guard having that dueling role of, you know, uniform defense and a because i military capacity, depending on its orientation? -- quasi-military capacity, depending on its orientation? mr. currie: that is a great question, i will break that down. >> also, if you could truncate how you view those cultural differences. mr. currie: you make a great point, because the coast guard's morale is high, comparatively, because they were a legacy component before tsa had a tie to the department of defense. let me talk about tsa. there's a couple things going on. they are the largest components, 100,000 employees together. i think secondly, they really do represent what ms. bailey said, the front line. it has to be there every day, day in, day out, no break kind of employees protecting our border, scanning international pass

. >>> an artist paid tribute to kobe bryant and his daughter, and a coast guard search continues offre some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." "reuters" says rescue crews recovered one body, but 38 people are still missing from a capsized migrant boat off the coast of florida. the coast guard says that they were believed of to been on board a suspected human smuggling boat when it capsized during a storm on saturday. the wreckage of the boat was discovered tuesday, and a man was rescued after he was found clinging to the boat. he said that it set sail from the bahamas with 40 people on board saturday night. >> the longer they remain in the water without food, without water, exposed to the marine environment, the sun, the sea conditions, it is -- every moment that passes, it becomes much more dire and unlikely that anyone could survive in those conditions. >> the coast guard reported intercepting another boat off the bahamas coast tuesday loaded with 191 haitian migrants believed to be headed for florida. >>> the "los angeles times" says a bronze statue of kobe bryant and hi

is that the lighthouse owned by the coast guard? was about to be washed away because the cliffs on which it had been built were eroding away. so something had to be done on the only thing that could be done to save the lighthouse was to move it and we're talking about a 51 foot 400-ton lighthouse built in 1856. what's gonna what's gonna happen here? the coast guard said look, we we are willing to transfer this to a private party if they want to maintain it, but someone's got to move it and we don't have the funds to move it. so what they did in the federal process too. this is any agency would take its property and transfer it to it the gsa general services administration they did and then a local group came up with the money to move this and the and the lighthouse it was saved. thanks to the work of the coast guard and the general services administration and local people coming together. it's a wonderful partnership a wonderful story of how that happened. now you refer to that as a advisory council on historic preservation success

he mentioned that if you take out coast guard and tsa from the broader dhs workforce, it would be apican yu elaborate more on what's distinctive about tsa and coast guard relative to the rest of dhs? also to what extent with tsa being a new creation in a unique mission and the restis of dhs ad coast guard having that role of uniform defense and military capacity depending on its orientation. >> so if i said about brexit, it's customs and border protection that is a great question, i will break it down. >> yes, if you could how you view the cultural dependences. >> you make good points, it's high in comparison, they are a legacy proponent, there is strong type the department of defense as you probably know but talking about tsa, there's a couple things going on, they are the largest component, together over 100,000ee employees, i thik second, they do represent like the frontline has to be there every day day in and day out no break protecting borders, scanning international cargo, all of the tough things we think about and we have trauma disrespect for those folks, they don't have the

_ direct his border force and coast guard to — direct his border force and coast guard to carryo push back— ministers have given up attempts to push back migrant vessels and the concern _ push back migrant vessels and the concern that the policy is dangerous and potentially illegal. "we are not talking _ and potentially illegal. "we are not talking about naval vessels ramming migrant— talking about naval vessels ramming migrant boats," a government source said _ migrant boats," a government source said if_ migrant boats," a government source said if we _ migrant boats," a government source said. if we were talking about naval vessels _ said. if we were talking about naval vessels ramming migrant boats, the uk would _ vessels ramming migrant boats, the uk would lose any moral authority to discuss anything ever again. and uk would lose any moral authority to discuss anything ever again.- discuss anything ever again. and one wonders if ghana _ discuss anything ever again. and one wonders if ghana and _ discuss anything ever again. and one wonders if ghana and rwanda, - discuss anyt

coast guard is searching for 39 people after a boat believed to be used for human smuggling capsized off the coast of florida. a good samaritan callee coast guard yesterday morning after rescuing a man clinging to a boat about 45 miles east of fort pierce. the man told officials that he and 39 other people left the bahamas saturday night before the boat capsized during a storm. migrants often use the islands of the bahamas as a stepping stone to reach florida. >>> turning to the coronavirus now, and a new subvariant of omicron has been discovered across the globe. for now it's not considered a variant of concern, but experts are looking into it. meantime, the number of hospitalizations and deaths here in the u.s. remain a concern. kris van cleave explains. >> reporter: a new look inside an oklahoma city e.r. overflowing with covid patients. dozens are waiting for icu beds, but every single one at four of the state's largest hospitals is full. police officer brandon owens has been in the icu and on a ventilator for more than two weeks. >> he's spent 14 years in the military. he did thr

the coast guard commander was furious. listen, sitina. get back on that ship or i'll make you pay the right people suit via gee, if the crew had responded as they were supposed to and recognized the seriousness of the situation in the initial minutes, no lives would have been lost. the captain was sentenced to 16 years in prison. he says he was made a scapegoat. 10 years on, many survivors rename traumatized yodi god though they were alive and then to the screams of the people gently. it's ivan john and the people he went, jumping into the sea. he got up though i remembered the code though, and the look of terror in everyone's eyes was in such unity did the road and yaki do. many survivors opted not to come to the anniversary too. great is the horror they experienced tennis. darned of a joke of it is still waiting to hear if he can stay in australia after arriving without a coven vaccine. and with misleading paperwork, australian open organizers have been proceeding on the assumption that joe joke of it will play in the tournament. but ul

s. coast guard is searching for survivors. after a boat capsized near florida, a man was found clinging to the vessel about 70 kilometers from port pierce inlet. he told rescuers search 9 others were on the boat when it left the bahamas. on saturday night. the coast guard says they are treating it as a suspected case of human smuggling. there's been international condemnation of the military code book in a fossil, but hundreds have been celebrating and the capital on tuesday in support of the army soldiers say they took power because of the government's failure to contain a tax from armed groups and 7000 residents at the center of recorded 19 cluster in hong kong have been ordered to stay home after cases sprayed to a 1st building, one and 2 and a half fountain residents were supposed to be freed from a 5 day lockdown on wednesday. but it's not been extended until friday on kong 0 cove, it policy is being challenged by the more transmissible on the con, mutation. those are the headlines on august era. as always more news on ou

the coast guard commander was furious. listen to tino. get back on that ship or i'll make you pay the right people suit. maggie if the crew had responded as they were supposed to and recognized the seriousness of the situation in the initial minutes, no lives would have been lost. ah, the captain was sentenced to 16 years in prison. he says he was made a scapegoat. 10 years on, many survivors remain traumatized. yodi garbo lay will lie. remember the screams of the people. god just think it's even john the people he was jumping into the c. v. god. though i remember the code go on the look of tara in everyone's eyes. i, since that's shown at the darota, milky duty, many survive is opted not to come for the anniversary. to great is the horror they experienced and you're up to date, stick around christie plants and we'll have the latest business news in just a moment. i remember you can get more world news on our website. that's dated with dot com. was more news here in this channel that up the hour until then i'm here until c

the coast guard says they are treating it as a suspected case of human smuggling. there's been international condemnation of the military coup in brooklyn, of fossil the united nations. and us are calling for the immediate release of deposed president ra caberry. ah, hundreds of people celebrated in the streets of the capital on tuesday, showing support for the military. the soldiers say they took power because of a government's failure to contain attacks from armed groups. sam med nick has more from booking of fossils capital. we're going to go to look at the streets of organ to view. it's hard to believe there was a military coup yesterday after days of unrest and gun bottles and military bases near the president's house, as well as the presidential palace on monday evening. the military who took the state television and said that they had to attain the president that he was in the same place. although they would say where he was. they said that they were angry at his inability to unite the country and pushed back armed groups that were taking over african fossa.

the coast guard says the treating it as a suspected case of human smuggling. as mean international condemnation of the military coup, the keener fessor hundreds have been celebrating in the capital on tuesday in support of the army. so didn't say they took power because of the government's failure to contain attacks from armed groups. the international committee of the red cross says it's deeply concerned about intense fighting iran to prison, seized by iso fighters in northeast and syria. about 45000 people have been displaced by the violence in africa city. the i c r. c is calling for immediate humanitarian access to covered 19 antibody drugs are no longer available to doctors in the united states. that's after the us food and drug administration revoked emergency authorization for the medication saying that they are ineffective against the omicron variant here today, headlines morning is coming up here and out 0 right after risky. it'll julio, could she to says he will bring a new form of capitalism, was as best made, we bring you the stories and developmen

woman: the spanish coast guard has rescued more than 200 migrants from the mediterranean sea in the lastours.

ryan: coast guard crews monitored the beach to control the level. beaches were covered in debris. >> we came out aboutboutboutbout -- 7:30. we heard there was a tsunami warning. ryan: christy hughes began her day on high ground to avoid any potential tsunami. there was not much to see during -- near the water but emergency crews were all over the beaches. >> you can see at the harbor there were a lot of people out, police. you can see almost a river flowing out to the ocean. ryan: despite the threat, beachgoers were not deterred from going near the water. surfers were scouted in the ocean and many still got close to the water throughout the day. >> we listen for sirens. we didn't hear until almost 11:00, then it went crazy. ryan: more and more people did return to the shoreline as the day went on. a couple residents told me it is much less crowded than it usually is for a saturday afternoon. mostly because a lot of them were staying home due to the tsunami alert. dion: probably a good idea. next to you. today was much different in santa cruz than ba

s. coast guard is searching for survivors off to report sort of boat capsized. the man was found clinging to a boat about 70 kilometers from fort pierce, in that in florida. it ought rescuers that 39 others were on the boat when it left the bahamas on saturday. night the coast guard says they're treating it as a suspected case of human smuggling. there has been international condemnation of the military queue and peculiar paso hundreds have been celebrating in the capital on tuesday in support of the army. soldiers say they took part because of the government's failure to contain attacks from armed groups. the international committee of the red cross, as it is deeply concerned about intense fighting around a prison seized by ice will fight as ne, in syria. about 45000 people have been displaced by the violent and has a city the i. c r. c is calling for immediate humanitarian accent. police in london have opened an investigation into parties, held a government offices that allegedly violated cobra, 1900 lockdown rules. u k. prime minister burst, johnson said he w

. >>> the coast guard says it has suspended the search for dozens of migrants who were on a suspectedan smuggling ship. it capsized last weekend off the coast of florida. authorities found five bodies, but 34 people are unaccounted for. one man was rescued on tuesday after he was found clinging to the overturned boat. the coast guard says the boat capsized in a storm after it left the bahamas. >>> toyota wants to put some wheels on the moon. and a school shooting suspect plans his defense. those are some of the headlines on "the morning newsstand." "the detroit free press" reports that the teenager accused of killing four students at a michigan high school will pursue an insanity defense. that's according to a court filing. 15-year-old ethan crumbley is charged as an adult with murder in connection with the shooting at oxford high school in november. six other students and a teacher were hurt. the court filing clears the way for crumbley to receive a psychiatric evaluation. his parents have been charged with involuntary manslaughter for buying him the gun and ignoring red flags with h

coast guard cutters were seen patrolling the shoreline. it is a day nobody saw coming. >> we never expect this would happen. >> i will take tsunami alerts more seriously now. cornell: we are back live with what is left of one of those boat docks. the ramp to that dock is now underwater. neighbors in marin county say they got warnings on their phone this morning about the tsunami advisory. damage from today's event is really still being added up. live in tiburon tonight, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. dion: that is wild video, thanks. over to santa cruz comeau where tsunami waves arrived in the pulses and flooded the santa cruz harbor and parking lot. ryan curry joins us from the harbor. what can you tell us? ryan: good evening. many santa cruz residents started the day very concerned over the incoming tsunami threat. water rose to cautious levels in some areas, especially near the santa cruz harbor. as the day went on, many residents and their concerns were eased. santa cruz residents on high alert saturday. >> we were watching the water pus

the coast guard says they are treating it as a suspected case. if human smuggling has been international condemnation of the military coup in between paso, the united nations, in the u. s. according for the immediate release of deposed president rock mark border, ah, yes. hundreds of people celebrated in the streets of the capital on tuesday to show support for the military. soldiers say they took part because of the government's failure to contain attacks from armed groups. while many australians are celebrating their national day with friends and family crowds, a gathering to protest against what they call invasion day january. the 26th marks the landing of the 1st fleet from britain in what's now sydney in 1788, and the establishment of a penal colony, a growing number of australian se colonization led to oppression abuse and genocide of the indigenous people, and should not be celebrated some one, the date changed. a police in london have opened an investigation in 2 parties, held that government offices that allegedly violated covert 19 lock

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the coast guard is treating it as a suspected case of human smuggling.nternational condemnation of the military coup in burkina faso. hundreds of been celebrating in support of the army since tuesday. they took power because of the government's failed attempt to protect them from armed groups. police in the u.k. hosting investigations about alleged parties during lockdown. boards johnson says he will comply and is facing calls to stand down. crowds gathering in australia to protest against what they call invasion day. january 26 marks the day ships from england landed, they say colonization should not be celebrated and took land from indigenous people. more news coming up after inside story. ♪ ♪ >> as a dangerous new phase of the war in yemen hives -- has arrived, could the gulf region be dragged into the conflict? inside story. ♪ >> welcome to the program. the capital of the united arab emirates is 1002 hundred kilometers from the battlefields of yemen's civil war. despite the distance and being separated by saudi arabia, abu dhabi is now the target of

the way you get a safe and secure border is making sure that border control and the coast guard and that other means of coming into this country illegally are addressed. host: congresswoman you probably have heard your republican colleague say that every state now in the united states is a border state. do you agree or disagree? guest: you know, no, i do not agree with that statement. however, i have long thought that we should deal with this issue on a national basis. we should not just leave it to the border states to deal with the issue, all of us as representatives for this country need to be aware of and working on a solution. host: marianne in michigan. independence. we will go to you next. caller: i want to comment on the border. we let all of the illegals and and they do not get the covid shot and they are dumped here in michigan in kalamazoo and nation -- mason. they are funding the churches to do this. i think they should not be done and we all have to get a covid shot but they don't and they do not care. the democrats do not care. guest: that actually is not true. people who c

. >>> the coast guard is searching for nearly 40 people after a small boats capsized off the florida t the coast guard calling it a human smuggling case. it started when someone found a person clinging to the boats. that person said that he was with the group itself or maybe hamas and they ran into bad weather. >>> a lot of people searching for rain. >> you looking. >> we have hints of it maybe. in the long-range data in the forecast. for now. the same weather pattern we have been stuck in for the past few weeks. an area of high pressure controlling the weather. deposition means we have the offshore winds today and dusty from time to time in the north bay and the east bay and the winds comes out tonight but that is not necessarily the best thing because the stronger winds helped improve air quality for the north bay and the east bay. still moderate air-quality around the central band the south bay and the santa clara valley. as the winds come down they remain fairly, as we head to the next several days. that is back to the moderate air-quality phase across the board as we head into th

the us coast guard has suspended its search for dozens of people lost at sea after their boat capsizedt on tuesday. five bodies have so far been recovered. in a press conference, the coast guard said that it was unlikely that there were more survivors. north korea's state media says it's conducted two more missile tests this week, among them a long—range cruise missile. the report comes just a day after south korea said it detected the launch of two short—range ballistic missiles, drawing condemnation from japan and the us. since the turn of the year, pyongyang has carried out six missile tests so far, making this january among the most tests it has ever carried out in a single month. and as our tokyo correspondent rupert wingfield—hayes reports, the new tests show north korea is continuing to make rapid progress in its missile capabilities. translation: north korea is trying to have a defence, like a scorpion's tail. for the last couple of years, really since the beginning of the pandemic, north korea has been very quiet. it's really shut itself off from the rest of the world, and her

s. coast guard is searching for survivors. after a boat capsized near florida, a man was found clinging to the small vessel about 70 kilometers from 40th inlet. it told rescuers fish 9 others were on the boat when it left the bahamas on saturday night. the coast guard says they are treating it as he suspected case of human smuggling. the military coup in working fossil has received into actual condemnation. but hundreds of people celebrated in the capital on tuesday, in support of the army. soldiers say they took power because the government failed to contain attacks by foods and crowds have been gathering in australia or protests against what they call invasion de january 26 is known as australia, day, a growing number of australian se colonization led to oppression abuse, and genocide of indigenous people and shouldn't be celebrated. fanny. the surge of coven 19 infections in pakistan's, north west, and see if the shower as prompted city officials to impose a so called smart lockdown cases, spiked up by 24 percent on monday.

the coast guard commander was furious. listen she, nito get back on the ship or i'll make you pay, by the way. both if the crew had responded as they were supposed to listen and recognize the seriousness of the situation in the initial minutes, no lives would have been lost. the captain was sentenced to 16 years in prison. he says he was made a scapegoat. 10 years on, many survivors remain traumatized. yodi garbo lay will rely, remember the screams of the people that i don't think it's even on the people he would jumping into the c. v. god. though i remember the conic though, on the look of terror in everyone's eyes, i since as soon as the darota milky do, many survive is opted not to come for the anniversary. to great is the horror they experienced it watching dw news. just reminder, the top stories were following for you to day to the star. another joke about faces, deportation after australia's immigration minister revoked his visa for a 2nd time was comes after huge controversy. over joking, ventures covered 19 status,

s. coast guard is searching for survivors. aft reports sort of boat capsized, a man was found clinging to a boat brought 70 kilometers from fort pierce inlet in florida. he told rescuers that 39 others were on the boat when it left the bahamas on saturday night. the coast guard says they are treated as a suspect, the case of human smuggling as being international condemnation, if the military coup in bikini fessor hundreds have been celebrating in the capital on tuesday in support of the army. soldiers say they took power because of the government's failure to contain attacks from armed groups. police in london have opened an investigation into parties held at government offices that allegedly violated covert 19 looked on rules. the u. k. prime minister, boris johnson, said he welcomes the investigation. johnson's already facing calls to stand a crowds gathering in australia to protest against what they call invasion de these life riches january. the 6th, which is demonstrated a marks the landing of the 1st fleet from britain in 1798, a growing number of australian se colonization led

the coast guard said it's thought those missing were being trafficked from the bahamas into the unitedt bimini in the bahamas on saturday night but encountered rough weather and capsized. covid has broken out aboard an australian warship carrying humanitarian aid to assist virus—free tonga after last week's volcanic eruption and tsunami. the australian defence minister, peter dutton, said the relief effort would not be allowed to put tongans at risk of covid and the ship would remain at sea while it was decided how to deliver the supplies safely. he said 23 crew out of 600 personnel on hmas adelaide had tested positive. shaimaa khalil reports from neighbouring fiji. the outbreak on board the australian navy ship is exactly what the tongan government has been nervous about. this is why, so far, the tongan authorities have been adamant that much—needed supplies have been allowed in but that aid workers have not been allowed into the country. and this is because, as you say, covid—19, so far, has been mostly outside this country and they've only had one case. otherwise they have been covi

coast guard is still searching for at least 38 people after a suspecting smuggling ship capsized in ait happened four days ago off the coast of florida the search began after the coast guard said a crew of sailors spotted this man sitting atop a sinking ship he said the boat set sail from the bahamas on saturday and capsized shortly after due to bad weather. the survivor says nobody on board has been wearing lifejackets. the coast guard confirmed at least one person has been found dead from the wreck, but they found nobody else. homeland security officials say they've launched a criminal investigation. >>> disaster relief to tonga an australian naval ship carrying supplies arrived on the island nation today. about two weeks ago that volcano erupted under water triggering tsu tsunamis australian officials say the naval ship brought helicopters and engineering equipment plus some medical supplies, but there's a problem. the australian defense minister say more than 20 people on board the vessel tested positive for covid. they're being isolated and showing mild symptoms or none at all, b