which coaster rica has plenty of. so this stranded energy located all around the world is being captured because of bitcoin. yeah, you know, hammons have been around about 300000 years and it's been the same story for 300000 years. the search for perfect money. that's the characteristic, that's a fine humans and it makes us different than any other life form on planet earth. and big coin is perfect money and we see infinite demand for perfect money by humans. therefore we're going to see the hash rate always. busy go up and we're going to say, energy efficient, always get better. that's why in a country like an outside the door, the economy is growing, is growing faster than has grown in decades. but the carbon footprint, even though their energy usage is going up, the carbon footprints going down. this is the same thing a big point. bitcoin is basically a 51 percent attack on the global energy supply. it will dominate all energy globally. however, the carbon footprint plant earth is going to go down because you're ge

there's one company in england that i always am fascinated by. that's the rolls royce, jet engine company. they make the most sophisticated manufacturing product in the world, i think a 70000 parts. and it seems like a microcosm maybe to discuss what's happening around the world. so is this company able to function tier knowledge, given supply chain issues and also and disruptions in the travel and leisure industry. but you know, i think it's good proxy. maybe i'm just guessing here. i thought of this just 20 seconds ago. but curious what your thoughts are. well, it's, it's interesting because i think a company like rolls royce has to carry a very good stock of spare parts. so i mean, they don't necessarily have quite the same problem as adjusting time. measure manufacturer. it seems to me to be pretty well run company they, they have to be, i mean the technology because they're just engines, you know, like wiki has got to be really the best. so yeah, i think they're ok. i mean interestingly, i thought you might pick up on the, on the other story

there's one company in england that i always am fascinated by. that's the rolls royce, jet engine company. they make the most sophisticated manufacturing product in the world. i think it has 70000 parts. and it seems like a microcosm maybe to discuss what's happening around the world. so is this company able to function, tier knowledge, given supply chain issues and also and disruptions in the travel and leisure industry. but, you know, i think it's good proxy. maybe i'm just guessing here. i thought of this just 20 seconds ago. but curious what your thoughts are. well, it's, it's interesting because i think a company like rolls royce has to carry a very good stock of spare parts. so, i mean, they don't necessarily have quite the same problem as the just in time measure manufacturer. it seems to me to be a pretty well run company. they, they have to be, i mean, the technology because they're just engines, you know, like, wiki has got to be really the best. so. yeah, yeah, i think they're ok. i mean, interestingly, i thought you might pick up on t

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and i am very comfortable here. and i also have the feeling that because my books are sold here and i have a voice — i speak in public often — i can in a way represent what we are in latin america because people have the idea that latin america is the immigrants who come here, usually very poor, usually very vulnerable, and they are exploited in many ways. and often not very welcomed, yeah. not welcomed at all, unless they are needed for work, for menial work. and so... but there's another latin america, which is very complex and diverse, and that's what i'm trying to bring in. and...0k. well, finally, that's indeed what you do do in your books, which is bring that face of latin america, in all its various forms, to life. very quickly, you start a new book every january 8. why every january 8? discipline. otherwise i would be procrastinating forever. laughter but having a day to start forces me to be here onjanuary 7, ready for the next day. all right. so what are you currently writing, then? well, i cannot tell

i am taking part of this trial because he did something bad to me and to others as fearful. i don't feel i focus about jobs as part of that. he's in the trial of on world slim hard to on. i just ito ah ah, welcome back. a quick reminder, the top stories here, this, our u. s. president joe biden has warned the kremlin. it'll pay a heavy price if it, if it's force is invade you crate. you said any russian move across the ukranian border will be considered as an invasion. and will be met with a severe economic response. new satellite images show the scale of russia's military build up along its border with ukraine cube says moscow not abroad. more than a 127000 troops. and the u. s. is charged for government officials from bella luce, with aircraft piracy, iran airplane, carrying a critic of mints was forced to land in the bill a russian capital last night. now the 1st shipments of international aid have arrived and toner, 5 days after it was shaken by a volcanic eruption and some army ash was cleared from the runway to let military plains from australia and new zealand land wi

as the ami kron very, it spreads panama, costa rica, and honduras are you watching. the highest number of new cars and cases in central america was case is more than doubling over the last week. infections in mexico have also, spite hospitalizations, have doubled in the past 2 weeks. origin. tina is seeing new cases at a record high as well, placing the country just behind brazil for the highest infection rate in all of latin america. as governments scramble to meet the challenges of this latest wave of corona, virus infections, health officials say testing is still a major problem. demand for testing is higher than ever, especially as many countries in our region are also experiencing an active flu season. so it is critical that country is used tests smart though several latin american countries have managed to vaccinate a large percentage of their populations. many poor nations, like honduras and guatemala, have fallen behind. international health experts say equal access to back scenes, remains a major obstacle in the regions fight against the pandemic. manuel, ra

i absolutely am marla lay to see so many talents come through to send care packages full of groceries and bottled water. we know that crude security is an issue in tongue right now, especially with volcanic ash affecting more than 80 percent of the tomlins back home. you know, sidelines have het toner over the years. but this is, i think, one of the disasters that has had so many parts of toner and to see the thousands of tomlins that live and out here or new zealand come through. as well as companies, we've had so many different companies coming to donate bottled water and groceries as well, because they do want to also help out on telling people i'm truly, truly grateful. for the response, i've been able to speak with someone directly from ha fi, but i myself haven't been able to speak with all my cousins. i've got hundreds of cousins both and hop i as well as them and the main island. i haven't been able to connect with many of them, so i know from other relatives that they are okay. however, on those out to islands and hot by where my father was from, we so many of my relatives ar

fossils and climate change in antartica and patagonia were chillies. antarctic institute is based, i am actually touching is 74000000 year old femina of a dinosaur that lived here in patagonia and most likely in antartica. because at that time both land masses were one, it was one solid, semi tropical jurassic park. scientists believe that learning more about how and why dinosaurs like this, when died, could be vital to the survival of our owns b. she's, they said that the climate change experts insist that we are at the stage where we must predict and prepare for what is coming. and you're saying the key words is mediator of a patient, but we still have time to produce air. i behavior more sheet of all with this new vision that we have to update or mitigate the changes in there in the, in the next years. yes, growth actually will launch an international antarctic center later this year. and we put that in us under lever says that it's approximately 2 antartica, makes it an ideal location for global scientist to put their heads and data together to anticipate everything from floods in c

it spreads, panama, costa rica, and honduras are you watching. the highest number of new cars and cases in central america was case is more than doubling over the last week and infections in mexico have also, spite hospitalizations, have doubled in the past 2 weeks. origin. tina is seeing new cases at a record high as well. placing the country just behind brazil for the highest infection rate in all of latin america, as governments scramble to meet the challenges of this latest wave of corona, virus infections, health officials say testing is still a major problem. the man for testing is higher than ever, especially as many countries in our region, also experiencing an active flu season. so it is critical that countries news smart. okay. though several latin american countries have managed to vaccinate a large percentage of their populations. many poor nations, like hon duras, in guatemala, have fallen behind international health experts say equal access to vaccines, remains a major obstacle in the region. spite against the pandemic. monday wrap

as the army. kron variance spreads, panama, costa rica, honduras. are you watching the highest number of new cold cases in central america was case is more than doubling over the last week. the infections in mexico have also, spite hospitals. asians have doubled in the past 2 weeks. origin. tina is seeing new cases at a record high as well, placing the country just behind brazil for the highest infection rate in all of latin america. as governments scramble to meet the challenges of this latest wave of corona, virus infections. health officials say testing is still a major problem. demand for testing is higher than ever, especially as many countries in our region. also experiencing an active flu season. so it's critical that countries new smart, okay. though several latin american countries have managed to vaccinate a large percentage of their populations, many poor nations like hunters and guatemala, have fallen behind. international health experts say equal access to vaccines remains a major obstacle in the regions fight against the pandemic. manu

now, back to dateline. >> almost 4 am, now downtown edmonton. filmmaker mark twitchell was sitting in an interview room talking to his wife on the phone. fiddling a little. >> my problem is i'm so tired and it's so hard to remember. things >> outside the room detective bill clark watched twitchell, went over a few notes, prepared to switch tactics. >> it's already started. the game is. on this big -- he also knew he was quite sure of, it that all evening mark twitchell had been handing him a whole load of nonsense. and expected him to believe it. >> i agreed with everything he. said this was not the time were interviewed to start pushing him. it wasn't the time to start confronting him. that would come later on. >> because, one of those down arrows of big clark's lead to a particular conclusion, that mark twitchell thought bill cosby was a dumb cop. twitchell was trying to play him. >> well you're reading him during that interview, he had been reading. >> and he made some probably made some judgments about your ability as an interviewer. what di

i am truly, truly grateful for the response. and we've seen a lot of smiles among the people here, but there must be still a lot of concern. we know communications are slowly getting back to some sort of normal level, but still a lot of people haven't been able to speak to family members back home. that's right. i've been able to speak with someone directly from ha pie. but i myself haven't been able to speak with all my cousins. i've got hundreds of cousins both and hop i as well as them and the main island. i haven't been able to connect with many of them. so i know from other relatives that they are okay. however, on those out to islands and happy where my father was from we so many of my relatives are from it is really heartbreaking. just saying the coverage, the surveillance and knowing that there are some islands with their unknown life that can be seen. it is really concerning to us, not only the clean up and the fact that it will take years to actually rebuild toner. but actually for us, it's those lives not knowing how

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the reigning capitalist, they knocked out in round 3 by amanda, am so over at the united states. ah ah, the stakes were high and talks between the top diplomats of russia and the u. s. over ukraine, but a near 90 minutes meeting between antony blinkin and so gay lover of ended in geneva without resolution. but with the hope of future negotiations, moscow was still sticking to its demands that nato should not allow membership to ukraine. at other former soviet states and blanket reiterated america, its european allies position that those demands cannot be met. based on our discussion, i believe we can carry forward this work of developing understanding agreements together that ensure arnett, our mutual security. but that's contingent on russia stopping its aggression toward ukraine. so that's the choice, the grocer faces. now, you can choose the path of diplomacy that can lead to peace and security, or the path that will lead only to conflict, severe consequences and international condemnation. still mom would, would love to publish. at the end of our meeting, we agreed that next

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what was all shouted rica. we think that it is necessary to speak out as much as possible to day to say that years of transition is not acceptable. and we feel that there is no better place to remind all molly and all the importance of democracy than the martyrs monument, where we stand to day devali can move towards other b e cove us leaders meeting in accra. also one prepared to wait until 2026 for a return to civilian rule. they announced strict sanctions clearly meant to send a signal to marley's military rulers. ah, the army has seized power in the west african country 3 times in the last decade, including twice in the last 2 years. eco glass is made clear. it expects action from the genta. and auction means elections. a tall order in a country where the government is only partially in control. a baby boy he went missing at cobble airport during the chaos of the us. evacuation of, as of afghanistan has been reunited with his family, the child's parents were unable to find him. after their desperate decisio

i've been working in this wonderful business for 63 years now, and i'm so lucky to be as busy as i am out. i'll say no when they stop asking me. so if you want me to retire or stop asking. the news of betty white's death sparked an outpouring of tributes with fans, gathering it a makeshift memorial over her star on the hollywood walk of fame. us president joe biden tweeted his own tribute, saying betty wind brought a smile to the lips of generations of americans. she's a cultural icon who will be sorely missed. the beloved and groundbreaking actress died just 18 days short of her 100th birthday. no wonderful lady, what she w news and his reminder of the top story that we're following for you. south african president, sara, rama pose. that has been delivering the eulogy at the funeral of archbishop desmond tutu in cape town to to was awarded the nobel peace prize for helping bring down white minority rules. he died last sunday, age milling teeth and now coming up next he w reporter joins a special sailing trip for people with waters and stay with us for bath. and you can stay up to dat

as the alma kron variance spreads, panama, costa rica, i'm honduras. are you watching the highest number of new corporate cases in central america, with cases more than doubling over the last week? the infections in mexico have also, spite hospitalizations, have doubled in the past 2 weeks. origin tina is seeing new cases at a record high as well, placing the country just behind brazil for the highest infection rate in all of latin america. as governments scramble to meet the challenges of this latest wave of corona, virus infections. health officials say testing is still a major problem. the man for testing is higher than ever, especially as many countries in our region. also experiencing an active flu season. so it's critical that countries use smart, okay, though several latin american countries have managed to vaccinate a large percentage of their populations. many poor nations, like hon, duras and guatemala, have fallen behind international health experts say equal access to vaccines remains a major obstacles in the region. spite against the pande

i did speak to an opposition leader who is in exile in costa rica. she says that while it will not have a really strong political impact in terms of swaying president ortega, it well at least send a message to the nicaraguan people that the world is watching and that it cares. >> the united nations has begun meetings to find a way to end political deadlock that has paralyzed sudan since the military coup in october. some protest groups like the sudanese professionals association are rejecting the intervention. they are demanding the removal of the military from power as a precondition to engaging in talks. -- hopes these consultations would help find a compromise. >> the time has come to end violence and enter a conference of process to solve the crisis. that is why we initiated an international mission and invited the political and social players, governmental and nongovernmental, including political parties, armed groups, civil society, women's groups, resisting groups to participate. the military did not oppose our initiatives and that is importan

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i am the amused by the story. am i and i'm actually deeply offended by it that there's a 20 by 20 year old man. cannot recognize somebody who is significantly, actually in a not an adult, not even an adult, not, not a 15 year old, but somebody is 124. that's just pretty sick making to me. it should be the case if everyone can form. so the recommended approach on all of the social media platforms that will be nobody present under the age of 13. and that actually, you know, will be honest about their age and vote for certain graduations above, but i don't think it's a particularly alarming preston though. i do think it does raise questions about the, the degree of protection that very young children have in the law. and that, that, that there isn't as much distinction between children. the 30 and i was 13 as one might think. although there are differences that can be run in indicators vote children platform that they were on is not one than i would personally just wanted to visit for a moment that both of them chose

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i'm how much am joel to some? daniel ortega is a dictator who's ruthlessly crushed all descent in nicaragua. he won a 4th stray term as president last november after jailing opposition, candidates, and banning international observers and journalists from the country. but his supporters say he standing up to bullying from the west, the u. s. and e, you imposed new sanctions just before ortega was sworn in again on monday. most countries stayed away from the ceremony. but ortega found support from russia. iran, venezuela, and china. nicaragua. recently switched diplomatic ties from taiwan to beijing. our latin america editor lucio newman reports. ah, this was daniel ortega's 4th consecutive swearing in ceremony flanked by his wife, reciting moody you his vice president. he vowed to improve conditions in nicaragua, the 2nd poor's country in the americas, after haiti. let's go home for me. so we are here again with a clean slate to build peace, to assure that nicaraguans have a dignified life to eradicate property in

ah, a co op rica is open at balls having ambitious goals and trying to make a difference. and today's no exception. and the next 30 minutes will introduce you to projects and people worked in to conserve the environment. welcome to echo africa. i am chris lambs from lagos, nigeria. hello, chris, happy to present today's show you. my name is sandra. 3, nobody from compiler. uganda, here is the overview of today's show. ah, how telling you read you're trying to make life easier for pharmacy looking at how culture khaki, it's changing the black sleeve. marine the how activists in israel fight. but shouldn't we meet him? we start, oh, sure. today on the island of la reunion and the french territory is located east of madagascar in the middle of the entered ocean. la, really and how's a city? so if an ambitious goal by 2028, the island wants to completely read itself of the 4 feel fuels, and also switch all of the energy production to the renewables. if africa has taken a look at what progress has been made for for the for union island is famed for beautiful beaches in last gre

i am getting reports from that claim in capital burger. tar. ah, for the 2nd time in less than a year columbian store owner hired. okay. miss and his family had to flee, escalating violence between our groups. last march, they left venezuela for columbus at alco region. there. now here in the capitol buttah, searching for help and shelter. got them? yeah, g m been as well. we had a small store in venezuela, and at times we sold things to fog dissidence. that was enough to be targeted as supporters. when a killing started last week, the brother of a commander arrived and told was, you have 2 options you can come to does meaning become part of the guerrilla forces, or you gonna have to leave because the e l and will kill you. the year land is columbus largest remaining rebel group, after to fark made peace with the government in 2016 but dissident factions of the fark of since appeared. and in recent weeks violence in the lawless region along the border with venezuela's been growing. some 30 people have been killed since the beginning of the year

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well, i am, the situation here is be managed by the government of the state. when the incident happened, the governor went himself with a team of heads of security and also members of his executive council to visit the scene of the incidents and also condone with the people. he ordered for the assessment of the damage is done to them and also ordered for the repair of houses that were upon to go in the attacks. now, how bad is the situation hands for in terms of security? how bad, how exposed these villages are? honestly, it is a terrible thing. ah, our people in the rural areas are on bad threats and they are also a livin in fears and apprehension because of the activities of the bundis. and there, one particular problem we are facing is the shortage of manpower in terms of security, as well as the inclusion or rather the infiltration of the community into the activities of the bundis in terms of um, informants, people who supply them with their, their needs. and people who supply them would say, food stuff, and the other necessities like there we punch. now

to get vaccinated am. and if that doesn't help them, a vaccine mandate is still on the table that is being debated and will expect a decision on that next month by the german parliament. tew political correspondent, revenue fun. hammerstein, thank you so much for that update. so let's check in on some other developments in the pandemic. global core crone of iris cases have topped 300000000 according to figures by johns hopkins university. and while it took more than a year for the world to reach the 1st 100000000 infections, the 3rd 100000000 have been recorded in the space of barely 5 months. japan, meanwhile, has approved new restrictions in 3 regions, starting from friday. these are the 1st anti cove measures in the country since september. when japan lifted emergency controls and health authorities in costa rica say they will begin vaccinating children aged 5 to 11 against coven 19 next week. and a 1st of its kind you west study shows the number of adults living with dementia is set to nearly triple wo

i am alana moody can thing elk, we've imposed all sorts of measures and i can't see why we know half more and fast to players than other clubs. i know that we pull the sticks and relatively far. maybe that's one reason, but it's the only thing i could explain it with him with a shout, an amount of tongue in cheek. i think. i don't think there's necessarily agree explanation. it's a bet on fortunate. no question, but we the players of the same rules of conduct as the last 2 years when it worked very well for long stretches liquid from senior tut wife on the w support. and the joint by chris harrington. chris, a buyer and 9 points, clear at the top of the standings up to 17 games and still has 9 players, so tested positive. so good news, is it? no, not that good news at all. i mean, if you look at it, if in your title, but you mentioned the gap that puts them in a good position, you know, but you, when i was mom wanted to postpone the match. that's according to the supporting directory. glad bother a pony. you know, that's up to the german football league. there are in place, you know,

so this is the only one you we have to make a difference and am going forward. the challenge is still there, the people are still there and their needs are still valid. so we feel the if need for continuity. i like i only see the government can do it alone, it has been doing its better. but the void, the group wants to fil, is too big. about 700000 people have been forced from their home since the conflict between farmers and heard is escalated. now semi urban areas are bursting at the seams. attacks on go, so i rare, but there is a steady rise in the number of people arriving in the city. looking for help threatening to overstretch available resources and facilities. they live in extremely harsh conditions and for 10 years their plight was largely overlooked. they was the victims of nigeria, most forgotten humanitarian crisis. men here feel abundant and can't understand why they've been neglected for so long. there are few camps for the displeased with many living on the street. the state government says the camps can only provide temporary relief anyway, and t

that is because their motto is come from the rica to -- >> but people are getting sick of policy set up turn their safety to a lawless hole. all the danger of the poor old world plus avocado toast the cost 14 bucks. between smashing grab robberies, the homeless and worst of all it is harry and make in mark goal. they have more than enough reason to pull up stakes. and those pastors will have less fertilizer on the ground. like people at two broken arms on election day, they are voting with their feet. >> and what did the destinations happen, and them other than that they all love me, and they also love kill me. how much for a truck to haul me away from him. >> psychological problems, i have kennedy. you are from that part of the world and now you are over here. it seems like should people be sticking around and trying to fix it. i wish the good people with stick around and try to fix it and something that is so monotonous in a one-party state. and eric small well and adam schiff. that is how bad the environment is. i know you're from california and people don't that. and when you spe

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i am just in shock. we talked about how important special-teams is going to be. >> i felt like we were in control of the game even when they had the lead. jordan with the block and the scoop and score was all that. that is just how we win. it will never be pretty, but we will find a way. >> we held them to 10 points. that was incredible. >> i feel like we are under pressure every week. if we don't win, people call us trash. if we do win, we don't win the way you want us to win. we can't please everybody, but a win is a win. >> they were the worst team in the nfl two years ago and then they drafted joe. the tennessee titans star running back, derrick henry back on the field since halloween. cincinnati leading 69 and ryan tannehill was not great yesterday, but he does connect with a.j. brown. right into the bread basket. tied at 16. titans try to get into field- goal range. the path is picked off by logan wilson. the bengals drive into field- goal range and it is rookie character and mcpherson, 52 yards as

i think for the am for, for workers of low wage. i think it's temporary. i think once you know the, the labor market has more adequate supply of breached as people at the taylor and waiters and waitresses, we will see some adjustments backwards. what would buy might changed out is if big corporations become more socially responsible, instruct, pay a wage premium to their minimum wage workers, and that remains to be seen. there's, there isn't, there's no evidence that that's coming. yes, i think what's more interesting is the transition phase for professional workers and i, we will absolutely have a legacy of hybrid working. we would absolutely have a legacy of i don't believe it would be reduced to ours, but ours, that can be conducted more autonomy. so people might choose, for example, to work for days a week, do their 4050 hours and then have friday, saturday, sunday, off people will have more autonomy to work in the mornings in the evenings, particularly in jobs where you can complete tasks all your own and would autonomy this phenomena of people quitti

this crisis has little to do with international terrorism, absolute nor getting suppose agent said, i am sure that the clown which lost its powers behind this job to be they wanted to regain the power by violence, by overthrown to class in your life, in l. matty is returning to a semblance of normality. but the news on monday that 3 senior offices from the security services had died to from suicide raises further questions about what really is happening inside kessick star robin 1st year walker. elders, here you are soon, european union have imposed new sanctions on nicaraguan officials following an election that's been described as rigged. the coordinated action comes, its president, daniel ortega said to be sworn in for a 4th term. he was re elected in november and a vote that the us on you call a sham. several opposition candidates were arrested during campaigning and independent election observers banned. our latin america editor lucio newman, has more from santiago, chile on the impact of the sanctions. these are not the kind of sanctions that would paralyze any economy. they will,

i spoke to a short while ago and was in exile in costa rica, put it. she told me that it at least shows the nicaraguan people that the world is watching and that it realizes that nicaraguans are suffering because of their lack of democracy. newman, with the latest on that from santiago. lucy, i think you about 10000 people have fled villages in northwest nigeria that were attacked by gunman last week. at least 200 people were killed when criminal gangs went through shooting people and burning homes. president mohammed heidi is condemned to violence, calling it an act of desperation by mass murderers. he has vowed to deploy more military resources to the area. the attacks followed airstrikes by the military on the gangs hideout. marley's military rulers are strongly condemned. new sanctions imposed only by the economic community of west african states labeling the measures illegal at a summer to indiana on sunday. the regional blocks that its members will close their borders with molly, recall their bachelors and cut aid over delays to return to civilia

it could all costa rica, panama, and colombia, have a joint agreement to expand the area under their protection and ban fishing in some parts. both the headlines and use will continue here on algebra, right off the inside story. so i'll see you in about 25 minutes by now. 20 years after sierra leon's brutal, civil war claims more than 50000 lives. how has the country progressed? rich with natural resources, but economically poor are the deep divisions of its past still determining its future sierra leone recovery, special coverage on out just 0. it is a mysterious illness that is affected us diplomats world wide, attacking the nervous system. and in some cases, forcing people into early retirement, it's called the havana syndrome. but what or who is behind it? this is inside story. ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm peter darby. more than 5 years on, on the so called havana syndrome is back with us for american diplomats have fallen sick this week with suspected cases of the syndrome in paris and geneva, the u. s. secretary of state antony blinkin says the federal government is

in nicaragua, close to rica, japan, but at the same time, this is a tragedy, but this is also assumption of the risk. you know advertised as an active volcano. indicating it might explode. when they got there, they saw the volcano was active and the tour guide took them around the signs and continued to keep going. they were apprised that this was a dangerous location. just as any other excursion, while you are venturing out into nature, you wavered letting you know you are assuming a risk. i wouldn't wish this on anybody, however, i don't think the liability traces away at the carnival. >> shannon: okay exhibit b, motion to dismiss by royal caribbean says the open and obvious risk of volcanic activity and related injury taken by passengers voluntarily with one of the world's most active volcanoes. the cruise line no duty to warn the plaintiffs of such open and obvious risk. do you connect this to robert's point? >> well, the supreme court ruled 1959 that there is reasonable care under the circumstances old by a shipowner to the passengers. there has been subsequent case law that shows w