Authorities finally opened a 2,000-year-old sarcophagus found in Alexandria,Egyptaccording to theBBC An officer says in the video that the Burkes did not do anything wrong, and that "no one is in trouble." The officer did say, however, that "Unfortunately, you know, they're going to have to rebook everyone."JetBlue released thefollowing statementtoMashable that she has heard pushback on these bills from some teachers at her school. “I have had several discussions with teachers who are concerned about what this means for education as we know and understand it,” says Cody. “Learning and intellectual evolution cannot take place if questions cannot be asked and topics are forbidden. Teachers are concerned about consequences when they decided to continue teaching the facts about race and slavery in the U.S. There is overwhelming agreement that people who support the so-called movement to silence critical race theory do not know what it is.” According to the BBC, Egyptian outlet El-Watan reported that Egyptian archaeologists appointed by the country's Ministry of Antiquities only got the sarcophagus lid open two inches before the stench overpowered them. Engineers from the Egyptian military were brought in to assist with the opening.