and ernest said, no women allowed. and she later found out that an actress was on that flight, so there were women allowed. she ended up sailing from new york city to liverpool on a norwegian's munition ship. she was the only civilian and the only women of among about 40 people on that ship. the captain joked to her, don't bother to insure your luggage. we're carrying dynamite. so that's how martha got back to england. and by this time ernest had been head injured because he had been at a blowout party at robert capa's flat for war correspondents in mayfair, and a drunk medical doctor drove him back to the dorchester but didn't get there because he hit a water tower and ernest's head went through the windshield and he ended up with 57 stitches. and so martha when she was greeted at the dock in liverpool, was taken, mrs. hemingway, you have to come, your husband was in a car crash. and she found him, mary welsh, a correspondent for "time life magazine" perched on the end of the bed and said, ernest, you're fine. i'm goi

she had been there a couple of months and she ernest said to her.well, why don't she write about madrid? it's what you know, what the ordinary citizens are enduring here in madrid and so she wrote a piece called high explosive for everyone that collier's published as only the shelves wine. and there began her work correspondence career? i'm going to skip ahead down. she just to martha highlights, so i don't go too much overtime here. she in 38 was sent by collier's magazine to cover the german jewish refugee crisis in prague in 39 is don mention. she was sent to finland. so she was there when the russians bombed helsinki her piece is called bums on helsinki. she was with pilots british pilots and 42. she covered d-day, which i'm going to come to just at the end. she like lee was at dachau. and here is her pass. she was allowed to be at dacao for two hours. and of doc how she said much later in life. she did an interview when she was 84 and promoting her collection of work correspondence called the face of war. it's as if i fell over a cliff and neve

and she had been invited the next day to lunch at the ritz by ernest hemingway. and it was you know, very big boozy occasion. there were about six hundred male journalists there and hemingway was all full of, you know, basically he'd liberated paris so and and wine and brandy was being bought out from the rich cellars that they'd managed to hide from the nazi's and it was a you know, fantastic and everybody's war stories were getting drunker and more preposterous as the went on but at a certain point helen said, you know, basically sorry guys. this has been wonderful but this is still news outside in the streets that i need to report. and hemingway was you crazy sit down sit back down, you know, you'll never again be able to say that you launching with hemingway at the ritz the day after paris was liberate didn't you and she got up to leave and then and also her going actually she scooped a story that none of those men got near which was that basically she there was a service of thanksgiving being held at notre-dame cathedral that afternoon. led by general degaul

and martha and ernest hemingway, who already considered themselves old hand, does she think that she is a theme party. the virginia and martha became very good friends and martha recognize that virginia was an extraordinary brave and intrepid and courageous and honorable reporter. like herself. there was another woman i discovered called -- schultz who is american citizen born of a german norwegian paris. she was amazing because she was based in berlin from 1913, as bureau chief of berlin from 1925. and she reported onn't actually report on any fighting till 1944. berlin was sort of like her frontline and she was incredibly brave. there were death threats there were threats to incriminate her as a spy her phone was tapped. her sources were murdered and she kept on writing about the nazi party until 1941, which was amazing, but the most extraordinary thing and this i only discovered halfway through writing the book when i met with a group of local historians from the town where sea bridge retired in america that all her life should kept. secret the fact that her mother was jewish and

the condition of sir ernest shackleton�*s ship is astonishing. the ship's wheel is almost pristine.ished. and these white circles are dinner plates, abandoned by the crew. this was the polar ice breaker that brought the team to the wreck. the conditions were challenging. the agulhas ii had to carve its way through the thick ice in the weddell sea. underwater robots were deployed and spent weeks searching the deep, until the endurance was at last found. probably the most famous as yet undiscovered shipwreck in the world, and now we know exactly where it is. we know what it looks like, we know what condition it's in and we can broadcast images of that around the world. it matters because people will see those images and will connect to this extraordinary story from our history, the greatest story of antarctic survival of all time. and this was the ship just before it sank, captured in footage restored and released by the bfi. the endurance became stuck in sea ice soon after it set off from south georgia, drifting for months before the crew was eventually ordered to abandon ship. the e

century after it sank, extraordinary pictures from the antarctic as scientists finally locate sir ernestleton�*s lost ship. it matters because people will see those images and will connect to this extraordinary story from our history, the greatest history story of antarctic survival of all time. and coming up on the bbc news channel, england's bowlers are struggling against the west indies, who have made a good start in their reply on the second day of the first test. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six — live from lviv in western ukraine. russian forces have bombed a maternity and children's hospital in the southern port city of mariupol, according to ukrainian officials. mariupol�*s city council said the hospital had been destroyed. officials say 17 people, including women in labour, have been injured. the attack came while a ceasefire was supposed to be in place. elsewhere in the country, ceasefires did hold, allowing more civilians to flee other besieged cities. this map shows the areas — here in solid red — which are under russian military control. the striped areas show

the condition of sir ernest shackleton�*s ship is astonishing. the ship's wheel is almost pristine.am in the woodwork. the portholes look polished. and these white circles are dinner plates, abandoned by the crew. this was the polar ice breaker that brought the team to the wreck. the conditions were challenging. the agulhas had to carve its way through the thick ice in the weddell sea. underwater robots were deployed and spent weeks searching the deep, until the endurance was at last found. probably the most famous as—yet undiscovered shipwreck in the world, and now we know exactly where it is. we know what it looks like, we know what condition it's in and we can broadcast images of that around the world. it matters because people will see those images and will connect to this extraordinary story from our history, the greatest story of antarctic survival of all time. and this was the ship just before it sank, captured in footage restored and released by the bfi. the endurance became stuck in sea ice soon after it set off from south georgia, drifting for months before the crew was ev

and the wreck of sir ernest shackleton�*s ship, the endurance, is discovered more than a century aftersank off antarctica. i've been excavating, surveying, evaluating wrecks since my mid 20s, but i have never, ever seen a wreck anything like as beautiful and inspiring as this one. and stay with us on bbc news for continuing coverage and analysis from our team of correspondents in the uk and around the world. good afternoon from lviv, on day 1a of the war here in ukraine where a fresh ceasefire is expected to allow more civilians to flee to relative safety via humanitarian corridors out of besieged cities. this map shows the areas — here in solid red — which are under russian military control. the striped areas show russian advances. some 7,000 people were evacuated from the city of sumy in the north—east yesterday. the city has seen fierce russian bombardment for days. russian state media said humanitarian routes will also be set up for kyiv, chernihiv, kharkiv and mariupol. the number of refugees crossing ukraine's borders into neighbouring countries keeps rising, with the un now sayi

a first glimpse of sir ernest shackle-ton's "endurance," more than 100 years after its infamous sinking. >> announcer: "nightline" will be right back. in new york city, ♪ ♪ there's always something new to discover. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ come be a part of it. plan your next vacation at iloveny.com >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. inflation is spiking and gas prices are soaring. it feels like americans are taking a hit everywhere. trying to do more with less. >> these packs used to have about seven to ten pieces of chicken in it. >> reporter: armed with a list and cautious optimism tamika calhoun of jackson, mississippi is trying to keep her family of seven fed. >> i have four mornings worth of breakfast right here. i don't remember it being $5. they asked me to get chips and other snacks that they've been wanting. so that's at the bomb of the list. >> reporter: staying on budget at the grocery store not easy as inflation grips the country. >> i ended up spending $108.30. $8 over. >> reporter: tamika says she's now spending about $50 per meal to feed her family, up from about $35 last ye

. >> reporter: the ship crushed by sea ice and sunk in 1915 it is a symbol of sir ernest shackleton'sved, camping on ice floes for five months, then escaping in small boats. >> ernest shackleton is a hero. he rescued his men from almost certain death. he survived against all the odds, and he did so with compassion, leadership, bravery. >> reporter: the search site in the weddell sea follows the ship captain's notes from when the "endurance" sunk 106 years ago. it took 34 dives by underwater robots in today's ice-clogged waters to find the shop it is in remarkably good condition. >> that's right. it is. it is. partly that's because of the very cold waters that it sits in it's a bit like a refrigerator, so it preserves everything onboard. >> reporter: protected by an international treaty, the ship must not be disturbed there the "endurance" will remain, a haunting testament to man's will to survive. anne thompson, nbc news >> pretty remarkable. >>> up next, the lens of war i'll speak with some photographers who risk their lives to bring us these searing images test test test test test t

the condition of sir ernest shackleton�*s ship is astonishing. the ship's wheel is almost pristine. circles are dinner plates, abandoned by the crew. this was the polar ice breaker that brought the team to the wreck. the conditions were challenging. the agulhas ii had to carve its way through the thick ice in the weddell sea. underwater robots were deployed and spent weeks searching the deep, until the endurance was at last found. probably the most famous as yet undiscovered shipwreck in the world, and now we know exactly where it is. we know what it looks like, we know what condition it's in and we can broadcast images of that around the world. it matters because people will see those images and will connect to this extraordinary story from our history, the greatest story of antarctic survival of all time. and this was the ship just before it sank, captured in footage restored and released by the bfi. the endurance became stuck in sea ice soon after it set off from south georgia, drifting for months before the crew was eventually ordered to abandon ship. the endurance expedition wa

latino is steven bears. leah was at the factory as the 1st made in jam testers were handed to that new ernest as his take on the plants important to the company which has the has built this factory here for the same reason that volkswagen, audi, or b, m w build their factory over their factories overseas, they want to take advantage of presence. that is a more efficient use of the investment that they put in this european market. and to this point, that has the models have been delivered here after being assembled in shanghai or in california for example. now they're going to roll right off of the factory band here. it's gonna be $500000.00 a year. that's what the shooting for when everything is running correctly. right now, things are still going to need to be built up to that direction. so it's gonna take a few months, probably at least before things really get going. and what does this mean for the current environment in the auto industry? well, volkswagen we know audi b, m w, a toys, all these major companies are really focusing on electric right now. but tesla is still the leader and wit

ernest moniz is a former u.s. energy secretary, usually associated with decades of work at the massachusetts institute of technology. we are thrilled that he could join us this morning. i want to cut to the chase. how far out of line is mr. putin with the geneva conventions going back to the 19th century, but with the geneva conventions that dealt directly with weaponry. how out of line is mr. putin? dr. moniz: putin's statements about threatening the use of nuclear weapons are way out of line, as you say, and actually quite reckless. it is interesting that some of the kremlin spokesman have been trying to dial that back to what is the stated russian policy but clearly there is a lot of ambiguity, a lot of uncertainty as to what the russian military would like to do if they are bought down in ukraine, as they clearly are in various parts of the country. it is a real setback in terms of this nuclear saber rattling and let's just hope that they are not planning to use a tactical nuclear weapon in ukraine. tom: take

he seems to be ernest about this. he's even offered some of the concessions that some people wonder about, including committing to not joining nato. on the other hand, russia doesn't seem to send important negotiators to the important notions and you say that's a characteristic, they don't negotiate, they're buying time. >> that's right. autocrats don't negotiate because they also have to -- negotiating means you're taking another party as your equal in good faith and that's not the autocrat mentality. the only person who could be an interlock here for putin now is the head of china. so instead what they do is they have these kind of fake negotiations which are delaying tactics, opportunities for intelligence, distractions for the media and they're not there in good faith. >> and, of course, we're going to be talking about china, which has sort of come down more closely on the side of russia than against them at this point. and even if you have no friends in the world, if you have china that can be quite influential.

sir ernest shackleton ship, have finally been found the endurance set and come to being crushed by pack ice. in 915. it was discovered at a depth of all than 3000 me, his in the weddell sea of the antarctic coast. the operation has been talked of as the most challenging shipwreck search ever undertaken for the headlines and use continues here on algebra. one of the al jazeera world. mm. the ah, i i use i use the social window, but give me a little bit coating me aneesha mind that the simple way me somehow kick person morley and he lo, bahati not even your duck. she'll go yes. and if you don't know that him a, we are been a good little so know him. tell me ma'am, must be a lot of fun. but if a show of him who took kish a lead to go yes and the lawyer that in my social on the team p as we are so clearly a or so my social, my or my team a and the low on your not your, their choice when a silence, they're going to say with the soil a gum moas, somebody do can lower that. yes. shay album meter same shaney movie? now? same mahoney, me o l . e. cohen? code name agent. 88 works for the israeli

mary above and that tiny figure is the bishop i believe with his arms spread in blessing, this is by ernestho is a seventh grader, and is reused as the cover of the pdf file, let's see the next one. now father, you recognize that, that's going to be the heart of the blessed mother with a sword piercing at the symbolizing her sorrows, that's an icon or a theme about which we will talk more today, and this is by -- -- this is gabriel a sixth grader who did this, and the next one if you please. his rosary encircling the world is quite nice, my notes say that this is from a second grader. and the next one please. this i think this is the favorite one that i have, that i've seen, this is by miley, a third grader at saint veronica school, such a motherly mary. and what about another one? and there's another representation of mary with roses around her, on a cloud, and this is by peter, he is a fourth grader at holy name of jesus school, and we have another i think. here, this is a children at -- this is a representation of the blessed mother, there is a waterfall and moon and all kind of symbols,

protest broke out in the crimean autonomous republic and overwhelming majority of i me insidious ernest voted as a referendum to break away from ukraine. i did march 2014 crimea, rejoined russia. oh chester screaming you splitting your just was ms quarter close, which is your there is a dear good year or is it with the last from to prophecies? can you remember little dog renewing criminal muscle or chest of crackers? a bottle of nibbler petrosky or a dish whose dear badger was dental. his port is the law pro orange, a golf nameless, organized nationalist. trying to suppress bro russian public sentiment with extreme violence on may. the 2nd far right is organized the march named for united ukraine. the march ends in a bluff here with logical foot. all my will for this, you know about.

. >> reporter: british explorer sir ernest shackleton and his 27-man crew managed to escape the ice-trappedten-month ordeal. they camped on sea ice until it melted and they could use lifeboats. >> people will see those images and will connect to this extraordinary story from our history. the greatest story of antarctic survival of all time. >> reporter: that led to one of the most challenging shipwreck searches in history. tina kraus, cbs news. >>> well coming up on "cbs mornings," david begnaud talks with a former media executive about how he found a new mission in life by creating a donkey sanctuary in california. >>> plus, in our series "changing the game" we'll hear from a labor activist about advocating for caregivers as we mark women's history month. >>> and actors tom sellick and donnie wahlberg stop by the times square studio to celebrate 250 episodes of the cbs drama series "blue blood." >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day.

ernest: work that would normally take us two or three hours now only takes us one hour, so that's really far, few people in ivory coast have access to such data. while almost everyone has a cell phone today, less than half the population has internet access. it's often too expensive, especially for farmers. valtÈre yao koffi is trying to popularize the use of apps among farmers. he explains the wide scope of opportunities that the internet presents. but he knows a lot has to change to achieve real success. valtÈre: it would be good if we could have free internet zones in the villages where people could get wireless access and get online. that would be really good. reporter: and time is of the essence. in the heart of the country, rain is scarce and the land is dry. researchers at the agricultural college in yamoussoukro are developing an app that will help people to adjust to climate change. farmers can access this information and apply it accordingly, depending on the condition of their fields. the scientists use meteorological data from the nasa website. anicet: our goal isn't to accur

. >> reporter: this is the first image of explorer's ernest shackleton ship "endurance" since it wased by ice and sank 107 years ago. frozen in time, the three-masted wooden ship is largely preserved, its bolts shiny, even dinner plates, these white circles remain. >> i never dreamed that we'd see the gold lettering of "endurance" with the polar star there on the stern. >> reporter: historian dan snow has been documenting the expedition that found it. why was this discovery so significant? >> it's the best-preserved shipwreck of the era of wooden sailing vessels that we have anywhere in the world. i takes us back to one of the greatest stories in history. >> reporter: in 1914, shackleton set sail for antarctica, attempting to be the first to cross the continent by land. but sea ice trapped then slowly sank "endurance." the crew survived on a diet of seals and penguins, and a spirit of camaraderie for 18 months. shackleton would rescue all 27 men, making him a legend. these modern explorers used drones to scan the sea floor. for weeks, they battled blizzards and shifting sea ice, thou

scientists have found the wreck of the ernest shackleton ship, "endurance," nearly 107 years after itd sank. the ship appears to be in good condition with the name "endurance" still clearly visible, and i guess living up to its name. up next, the story of a fund-raiser for ukraine that's a recipe for hope. once-weekly ozempic® can help. ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! ♪ ♪ oh, oh, oh ♪ ozempic® is proven to lower a1c. most people who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. and you may lose weight. adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. in as so n heart disease, ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as heart attack, stroke, or death. ozempic® helped me get back in my type 2 diabetes zone. ozempic® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't share needles or pens, or reuse needles. don't take ozempic® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop ozempic® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, or an allergic

and out of madrid, it was interesting that ernest gave martha the best writing advice of her career. as a complete ingenoue, she said, doesn't something dramatic have to happen middle of madrid besieged, the republican forces are encircled by franco's nationalist forces, you're in a city under siege, none of your american readers will have experienced this. a city where, although they've been shelled two or three times a day, there are still marx brothers movies playing in the cinema, can still get your nails done, even a tram ride to the nearest front. you write about, you are the eyes, the ears, the hearts, the minds of your readers and you must write so they can experience almost firsthand what it's like and, you know, martha did write some amazing war journalism collected in this volume, "the face the war," lee miller, the better known of my woman the most likely of the war correspondents because she had been cover girl at vogue in her '20s as a photographer, worked with man ray, had been a darling of left bank paris, done a lot of society photographs, beauty, fashion. so world e

inadequate in finding something have taken more than a 100 years, but the wreck of the arctic explorer, ernest shackleton ship is finally been found. the endurance sank after been crushed by pack ice back in 1915. it's been discovered at a depth of more than 3000 meters and we'll see off the antarctic coast operations in described as the most challenging shipwrecked search ever undertaken ah, of the art, these are the headlines a russian, it strikes destroyed maternity hospital in the procedure. crating, city of multiple deaths been reported that people are feared, buried under the rebel russia. as ukraine was using the hospital to set up firing position. that your friends president voted me. lensky says, the attack is just further proof that a no fly zone must be imposed by nato resist the mobile ball in the car, new russian bombs landed on a children's and maternity hospital. you the building is destroyed. actually, we're still going through the rubble. what sort of threat did i posed to the russian federation? what's happening in ukraine is a genocide. people of europe, you can see what's h

. >>> in 1915, sir ernest shackleton and his crew were attempting to achieve the first land crossingrctica. but their ship, the hms endurance got trapped in dense ice and sank. never to be seen again. >> well a team of scientists used century old navigational records along with state of the art under water vehicles to locate the wreckage, researchers say the ship was perfectly preserved and then frozen in time. just amazing footage right there. >> wow. i'm expecting the music from the titanic to start playing. it starts to come up and see what it was like. it >>> late show with steven colbert is next. thanks for watching, these continue on cbs news bay area, good night and happy hump day. >> announcer: the following program is sponsored by operation smile. every three minutes, a child is born with cleft lip or cleft palate. in many countries, they can't get the surgery they need. >> interpreter: i feel bad when they stare at her. they say, "look how ugly she is." i feel very happy. i don't know how to explain it. she looks brand-new. >> interpreter: he gets upset when he drinks becau

he produces critical content also because he says ernest political debate is lacking in hungary media escape. just you have to imagine that today on this particular day, this was the 1st time in 4 years time than the opposition candidate of prime minister had 5 minutes on air. but over the past weeks, both prime minister victor or ben and his challenge of peter my keys, i have adjusted their campaign focus to reflect rushes invasion in ukraine. nissan marquez. i is criticizing the pro russia position or been took for years, or one is the one who supported put in secretaries threading the pro russia propaganda still old old one also approved european banning of russia today and would think those. but here are state media and private feed us media is this to us supporting, put in and condemning the ukraine. we would have liked to put this criticism to our vans he does party. but despite numerous requests, we received no response from party headquarters in budapest, a national day in mid march, hundreds of thousands came from across hungry. here to putins war was in the forefront of peop

them are inadequate, and it's taken more than a 100 years, but the wreck of the antarctic explore ernest shackleton ship is finally been found the endurance. it sank after being crushed by pack ice back in 1915. it has been discovered at a depth of more than 3000 meters in the wood lc off the antarctic coast. the operations been described as the most challenging shipwrecked search ever undertaken. ah, half past the hour and these are the headlines. the russian, as strike is destroyed a maternity hospital in the besieged, ukrainian city of money. no debts have been reported, but survivors are, you buried under the rubble. your parents, president voted lensky, says the attack is further proof that in no fly zone must be imposed by nato or hasty mobile ball. in ellicott new russian bombs landed on a children's and maternity hospital. the building is destroyed. actually, we're still going through the rubble. what sort of threat did i posed to the russian federation? what's happening in ukraine is a genocide. people of europe, you can see what's happening with the and you must put pressure on

energy secretary, ernest moniz good to have you back.owns right now, but i wonder whether or not you think oil is close to a period where it can once again become trading on fundamentals >> i think the price is likely to remain volatile for a while any apparent progress, any event that goes in the opposite direction screamsens the price dramatically i think we are a fair amount what i would call the fundamentals, and i think it will be a while yet. >> what do you make so far of europe's early efforts to pivot away from russian supply with the help of the u.s. is that going to work? >> i think it will in the lornger term i am assuming that the nord stream 2 gas pipeline will probably be permanently delayed, shall we say, and the agreement with the united states particularly to build up to a stable 50 billion cubic meters per year of gas by 2030 is a big deal and we can in principle handle that. it represents a significant part of the expected lng export capacity in the united states, but working with europe, working with japan, south kore

. >>> in 1915, sir ernest shackleton and his crew were attempting to achieve the first land crossingt trapped in dense ice and sank. never to be seen again. >> well a team of scientists used century old navigational records along with state of the art under water vehicles to locate the wreckage, researchers say the ship was perfectly preserved and then frozen in time. just amazing footage right there. >> wow. i'm expecting the music from the titanic to start playing. it starts to come up and see what it was like. it okay jack, these recipes aren't gonna create themselves. it's crunch time! but first, it's heinz dip & crunch time! i'm dipping into the latest innovation by combining heinz secret sauce and potato chip crunchers for the perfect bite. my heinz dip & crunch bacon cheeseburger combo. only at jack in the box. in new york city, my heinz dip & crunch bacon cheesebu♪ ♪ combo. there's always something new to discover. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ come be a part of it. plan your next vacation at iloveny.com can you save water running a less-than-full dishwasher? you bet! we do it every night, lik

and i think we have lost the connection there to care if we are trying to come back to ernest, or course from the red cross in care of it later in the program. but 1st, the u. n. refugee agency says the number of people fleeing ukraine has now passed the 1000000 mark, making it the fastest exodus of refugees. so far this century most are heading toward poland, but other neighboring countries like romania, also taking in refugees. but sama having to wait longer than others to cross to safety. as the w correspondent, fun, if a cha observed ads for reuben on the border. finally here thousands are pouring towards the ukrainian border with romania. as word spreads of the tale back of refugees of the polish crossing with harrowing image is still in their minds and few items in their hands. they arrive at the last check point to safety. oksana and her kids needed 4 days to get here from keith. on her mind, what's ahead, they're going to look for work she car because i need to provide for my children. they and my husband stayed to defend his country. you know, men of fighting age between 18 and

so ernest, you know, he's a canadian, is he the right man? the rod placement. no history makes men as the saying goes, women to, of course. and certainly a history has helped to make him in the sense of putting him in this place at this time. but clearly he would have had the traits of leadership to rise to this occasion. i also think about the fact that he was offered to as the u. s. offered to help him leave ukraine. he said, i'm not leaving here. this is my place. and he has become a figure of unity for his entire people as they fight. i think that really does make a difference in morale, to have a leader like president. so lensky and i might add the mayor of kias. mr. crisco, so visibly present now will come back to in a 2nd with john and sean. so all of shows also spoke just a short while ago, after meeting with the prime minister of luxembourg. let's listen to what he had to say. together with my colleague, i would like to call on the russian president, mr. to see all combat immediately, to withdraw all troops from ukraine and will to enter into a dialogu

but the wreck of the arctic explorer, ernest shackleton ship, has finally been found. the endurance sank after being crushed by pack ice back in 1915. it's been discovered at a depth of more than 3000 meters and we'll see off the antarctic coast operations been described as the most challenging shipwrecked search ever undertaken. on the other headline, the russian air strikes destroy maternity hospital and the procedure crating. city of multiple deaths been reported that people are feed buried under the rebel russia, as ukraine was using a hospital to set up firing position. but your friends president voted me lensky says the attack is just further proof that a no fly zone must be imposed.

least 22 people have dive on, taking more than a 100 youth, but the wreck of antarctic explorer. ernest shackleton ship, have finally been found. the endurance san comfortably crushed by pack ice in 1915, was discovered at the depth of more than 3000 meters in the weddell sea of the antarctic coast. the operation has been described as the most challenging search ever undertaken for ship brick, ah, villages, era, these are the top stories explosions have been heard around ukraine's capital, the spot, the declaration of another humanitarian pause and fighting streams of bosses and calls have been carrying families out of keys to safety, military analysts have been predicting a russian attack on the city within days. the evacuation of ukraine's besieged city assume use continuing for 2nd day. well than 5000 people have moved out since tuesday, 6 se fruits has been agreed with russia. ukrainian authority say that your noble nuclear plant has been knocked off the power grid is concerned. the outage could affect the cooling systems at the side of the world's worst nuclear disaster. emergency

strength failed. ho. ukrainian troops said they were also able to retake control of the town of trust. ernest in the northeast, close to the border with russia, russian army tanks and artillery were left behind after counter attacks by ukrainian forces. and in nearby car keys, the war has left homes and streets in ruin. the besieged city of marielle pole is still contending with a major humanitarian crisis. 160000 people are trapped without food, water, and power. at least 5000 have been killed. officials have renewed their appeal for people to be evacuated. even with peace talks underway, russian troops continued to bombard defense facilities in ukraine, and ukrainian soldiers are determined to stand firm against russia's aggression. well, for the latest on the ground in ukraine were joined by dw correspondent, amen. as if, who's in the western city of live, if i mean good to see you, has there been any progress on efforts to evacuate civilians from areas that have seen heavy fighting like medieval there has been, pablo actually had the deputy prime minister just confirmed 3 humanitarian cor

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