Good morning and welcome the kid news. I'm Tori. Today is Friday, August 23rd, 2019.

And we begin with a second disaster for the world's most famous ship.

New video from the floor of the Atlantic Ocean

shows the historic wreckage of the Titanic in a shocking state of deterioration.

Metal-eating bacteria, corrosion and currents have all but destroyed the entire starboard side,

including the Captain's Quarters and his legendary bathtub.

The Titanic, which had been dubbed Unsinkable, was making its very first voyage from England to New York City

when it collided with an iceberg on the night of April 14th, 1912.

Just two hours and 40 minutes later it was at the bottom of the sea.

Divers working on a new documentary recently made five trips to the wreckage.

Their first in nearly 15 years. Historians and scientists are a bit sad to see the Titanic disappear,

but they say it's simply returning to nature and inevitable.

An increasing number of schools are dialing up a big surprise for students this new school year.

Being handed out with textbooks is a pouch, which looks a whole lot like a ziploc baggie.

Each and every morning students

drop their cell phones into the baggie where the phone stays magnetically

locked until the afternoon bell rings. It's called a yonder pouch, the

brainchild of a San Francisco startup,

determined to help create phone-free zones,

so kids can break free from their screens

and actually talk to each other.

In case of an emergency, every classroom has the

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