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itn's reporter was on board one of those ships and has more. >> reporter: in the early hours of this morning, over 1,000 passengers aboard two cruise ships chartered for this moment stopped to remember. ♪ >> reporter: musicians played "nearer my god to thee," the hymn the titanic band was never able to finish. >> let's do business in great waters. receive the works of the lord. >> reporter: two miles above the wreck, descendants of those who died prayed and reflected on the great tragedy. on the blunders and the heroism of that april night in 1912. and on so many lives lost. >> you know, i'm just so glad to be here, and i -- it's a relief now to me. i can leave. i can leave. i'm still going to look forward to seeing him on the other side. >> at 2:20 a.m., the moment titanic slipped below the waves, two wreaths were thrown out on to the waves. >> this is the re-creation of the moment when john philips in "titanic's" radio room transmitted one of the most famous distress signals in history. cqd, he tapped. for "come quickly, danger." for many of those who joined the memorial cruises, t

itn reports from a reserve where vets try to save one rhino that just lost its horn to poachers. >> reporter: the race is for survival. tandy needs to be immobilizes so a vet fires a tranquilizers. around her animals flee. the rhino, prized bit poachers. the vets approach tandy carefully and try to treat the wound left by her attackers one month ago. an extraordinary operation to save just one animal. with everyone hoping for some good news in the war against the poachers. >> people are desperate to see something going right and some positive news and some glimmer of hope we can actually do something that saves one and i think what has come through so strongly over the last month is how important every single animal is to us. >> reporter: with 160 killed in south africa in 2012, this is already proven to be the rhino's worst year. its natural weapon is now worth more than its weight in gold. tandy's horn is almost certainly on the way to the far east now where it's said to have medicinal values. that myth and the brutal trade that it spawned not only her life but the future of her entire spe

nina from itn reports on how southampton is remembering. >> reporter: the city is preparing to rememberndreds who crowded on to these docks a century ago. the waiters, engineers, bellboys, stokers, the crew, setting out from southampton on "titanic." most of whom never return. no other individual town or city was to suffer so many losses in the tragedy. on the floor of the city's new museum, a map with red dots showing which households lost someone. in some streets, nearly everyone was affected. when news of the sinking reached the city, this street was crowded with relatives who had come here to the offices of the white star shipping company desperately hoping that the names of their loved ones would be amongst the list of survivors pinned up outside. but 549 people around one-third of all those who died hailed from the city. >> we lost a whole generation of men. and it really did have an impact on the town. i mean, all these, you know, people heading for the workhouse because the husbands were the provider and the husbands have died. >> reporter: but noon at the exact time "titanic" l

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robert moore of itn was there. >> reporter: over 1,000 passengers aboard two cruise ships chartered fornt stopped to remember. ♪ musicians played "nearer my god to thee," the hymn that the "titanic" band was never able to finish. >> do business in great waters they see the works of the lord. >> reporter: two miles above the wreck, descendents of those who died prayed and reflected on the great tragedy. on the blunders and the heroism of april 19 12rks and on so many lives lost. >> you know, i'm just so glad to be here. and it's a relief now, to me. i can leave. i can leave. i'm still going to look forward to seeing him on the other side. >> reporter: at 2:20 a.m., the moment "titanic" slipped below the waves, two wreaths were thrown out onto the waves. this is the recreation of the moment when john phillips in "titanic's" radio room transmitted one of the most famous distress signals in history. cqd, he tapped for come quickly, danger. for many of those who joined these memorial cruises, this service fulfilled a lifelong desire to pay their respects at the very site of the sinking. robe

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itn correspondent bill neely is in damascus. >> reporter: in the heart of a capital, a bombing that hasarget, riot police and troops. the attacker, a suicide bomber with an explosive belt. syrian forensic teams looked for evidence. the regime desperate to stem a tide of attacks that is turning damascus into a battleground and if president assad loses control of damascus, he loses everything. the troops and riot police who survived were clearly shaken. they've been deployed close to a mosque to confront demonstrators after friday prayers. a suicide bomber took the fight to them. nine died, most of them security forces, and more than 20 were injured. this bombing is significant not just because it happened here in the capital of the city of damascus. a bomber wearing a suicide vesta, tacking troops may be common in iraq, but not here in syria. not until now. syria's crisis is no nearer to being solved. there's meant to be a cease-fire here and little evidence of it. poorious supporters of syria's president shouted is this what freedom looks like? is this what protests lead to? >> they're

. >> matt frye is the washington correspondent for the uk itn. he's a friend of the show. welcome. >> thank you. >> britain's double dip recession began in 2011. the gdp shrunk. that is the definition of double dip recession. what is going on? >> essentially, the government's plan to starve the patient back to health with an austerity program has not done what it's supposed to do, kick start growth. it's not just a problem in the uk, it's all over europe. most of germany is the exception. they have been in power for two years. they have another three years before they have the next election. at the same time, you don't get the impression britain rediscovered the economic. the consumer confidence is low. unemployment is rising. it's flat lined. >> how much -- >> i don't know what the right recipe is. >> how much of this is, how much will david cameron say it's not because of our austerity measures. all of europe is sick. it's given the uk a cold. >> he's said that to some extent. he said they were terrible numbers and didn't expect it to be bad. it's the clever political th

important consecrated persons in the chur be faithful to the teaching of the church and witness to itn teirlife and work. the second point is that the leadership conference of women religious is an entity established by the vatican, approved by the vatican, its statute is approved by the vatican for the purpose of supporting the women religious in their life and work. so it's the responsibility of the vatican to see that the conference is doing its job and that's what it's done. >> woodruff: and the finding is that they strayed from vatican teaching. >> yes, as you summarized, and in other areas tey found that they either put out materials that are troublesome, not presenting the full doctrine of the church, they supported speakers at their conferences who... some of whom challenged the further or simply ignored its teaching in various aspects and that they have not been a positive. it's one thing to contradict the church but it wasn't just their job to avoid contradicting their church. it's their job to present the fullness of the catholic faith and help their members to understand it

say that our efforts have been trying to put more people into new kinds of jobs, renewable energy, itnstretching our imagination and put funding into programs that did not exist in the last decade. i have to give credit to those folks that help to support the funding for these programs but now in my opinion is not the time to take away that safety net because there are folks in washington who would like to see as the back because they want to make the deficit the issue as opposed to helping me vulnerable populations. it is time more than ever, 15 million women are taking advance it -- advantage of our training program. we need to do more to make sure that we incentivize tax breaks to we can create jobs and allow for individuals to stand up on their own and look for their own jobs, create their own jobs. we're looking at using the yueh benefits to allow people to do more work sharing and get paid at subsidized salary but to start up your own business. i think that's really exciting for women and especially because many of us, we are the sole bread earners in our household. that's what y