bahamas. bahamas. and it's fyre festival, and i'm going to take you guys along with me. ready to go on an adventure. narrator: on april 27, 2017, thousands of ticket holders and social-media influencers are flocking to the fyre festival... a star-studded music fest... clarke: this is why we're in the bahamas. we've come for this fyre festival. it's like history in the making. 26-year-old video producer amanda brooks is lured by the promise of paradise in this promotional video -- a villa, gourmet food, an all-star lineup -- even a treasure hunt. there were millions of dollars of prizes, and you could rent the jet skis and go and find the clues. and it sounded like a really fun experience. narrator: but the reality on the ground is more like a scene from "the hunger games." [ indistinct shouting ] clarke: the first thing we see is people running for tents and fighting over tents. [ indistinct shouting ] people spent $10,000 to go to this thing. [ screams ] how could they not have anything set up? like, this is not what i signed up for. burrough: in the concert industry, t

i'm going to the bahamas friday. i just had to take, and my kids and my husband we had to take a covid test in addition to that when we get off the plane we will have our temperature taken, we will have to have a covid test that day and then 3 days before returning to the united states additionally to go to other countries you need for some countries a malaria vaccine a yellow fever vaccine, a tuberculosis vaccine. to the bottom line here, this is nothing new. we as consumers have a right not to travel to those countries in florida has a right. they're going to hurt themselves with tourism possibly because the airlines are probably going to mandate this pretty will come down to private businesses, the government is mine to help those businesses but this is not joe biden is doing this, sorry i know you guys like to blame them for a lot. he cannot be blamed for this basement leslie have to confess i did not hear word you said after the bahamas in my mind just floated away, is that okay? i'll have a passport of do whate

. >>> well after a year at anchor, a major cruise liner is planning to set sail from the bahamas just in time for your summer vacation. but there is a catch. royal caribbean is marking its 2021 return to the water with cruises from the bahamas set to depart in june. they are available only to adults who have been fully vaccinated against covid-19 and those under age 18 who have tested negative for the virus. >>> nasa's released a spectacular set of images of that planet, saturn. it shows the seasons changing. saturn being the second largest planet in the solar system. photos were captured by the hubble space telescope in 2018, 2019 and 2020. they show saturn's northern hemisphere transitioning from summer to fall. the variations in saturn color bands. fascinating. ly never forget the first time i saw saturn through a telescope. >> rings show up. >> you see the rings and you go wow. a reaction you may not have with the forecast because things are not changing much, darren? >> no, but if you like it warmer, you might have a good reaction to this, because much of next week there's a lot

a hotel chain in the bahamas hopes. so baha mar is so confident its hotels are safe, it's proposing this. if you catch covid you stay for free. guests can do onsite rapid covid testing. if the test comes back positive, you have a choice. take a complimentary private jet home, or stay for free in a sweet with dining credits for a 14-day quarantine. baha mar rolled out the program three weeks ago. it's not clear if any recent guests have taken advantage of it. >>> well, a local basketball coach taking a stand against the pac-12 conference and racial inequality. >>> also, a bloody night for the sharks. we'll show you. >>> and happening now, the bayfair bart station parking lot is turning into a pop-up vaccination and testing site. it's from 9:15 to 4:00 p.m. tomorrow. health care worker, teacher, food service workers, and people over the age of 65 who live in alameda county can get the vaccine for free. we're back in a moment. ♪♪ no matter if you're young or old, tall or small, there's nothing more important than your

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recuerdo que en 2019 alex le pidiÓ matrimonio a jennifer lÓpez en las bahamas, fue un momento muy romÁntico. se veÍan como la pareja perfecta es mundo del espectÁculo. alex, un ex pelotero muy exitoso en los negocios. con jennifer lÓpez, todos conocemos su trayectoria como actriz y cantante. quienes conocen a la pareja aseguran que todo en sus vidaslucÍa aparentemente bien y que la relaciÓn marchaba sobre ruedas en todos los aspectos. los hijos se llevan muy bien con ellos, eran la pareja perfecta y la que muchos querÍan verla llegar al altar. >> comenzaron su noviazgo en 2017 y planearon casarse. ilia: la pareja perfecta aÚn. >> segÚn reportes de prensa, j.lo estÁ en repÚblica dominicana firmando su pelÍcula y alex rodrÍguez estÁ en miami preparÁndose para la prÓxima temporada de bÉisbol. ilia: gracias por este informe. vamos a hacer una pausa. en breve, los familiares de los 16 guatemaltecos asesinados en tamaulipas recibieron sus restos en el aeropuerto ♪ ilia: los cuerpos de los 16 migrantes guatemaltecos asesinados en una masacre el pasado 22 de enero en tamaulipas, m

jonathan: hugo rogers in the bahamas, thank you. they are all out on loans for the goldman sachs analyst class of 2020. let's talk about it. which way do you want to go? tom: i basically want to say everybody works a lot of hours. it is understood. it is almost a medical equivalent to residency and intern. i would defer to the people in the hallways working at goldman on the workload. i'm going to be honest and i have enjoyed this, the seven day a week, you get out way past 70 hours, 80, 90 hours, i have done it. jonathan: mental health issues, something goldman has to respond to. just the workflow, come on. is this a generational thing? it used to be, this is the deal, these are the hours. that is the deal. tom: in the single best conversation, we will talk about it through the show. morgan stanley sitting on the runway. jonathan: looking forward to that. coming up, steve chiavarone portfolio manager. some new york city this morning, good morning to you all. alongside tom keene, jonathan ferro. we are up .2%. this is bloomberg. rit

the bahamas not unusual for a quiz you might want come to that suppose 100 shops will open today times 4000 euros i don't think people in the country will take that very well. and that doesn't feel right. the protests lasted just a few hours after an official warning from the police led shopkeepers to close their doors again. but some of our owners held on until the bitter end. show thank you so much for watching for you can also go to our web site called the flash or on social media as well i mean the team it's good bye. got some hot tips for your bucket list. corner. for some. and some great cultural memorials to boot. travel we go. different. here women are in charge. archipelago has a whole system for centuries. of society do it. differently. what do they do with their power. that. starts marching on w. you're watching d.w. news coming up today she declares the end of extreme poverty in china but just because he says so doesn't necessarily make it true especially when we take a closer look at life in a rural china. plus india expands its covert 19 vaccine rollout massive undertakin

es private island in the bahamas? it's hitting auction block later this month. it's 730 acres and features white sand beaches. the listing notes the undeveloped island could be transformed into a private home or resort with enough space for 18 hole golf course. if you want to own it, you will need serious cash money. estimated opening bid is $19.5 million. >> that's it? that's all. >> that's all. let's go for it. let's do it. >> oh yeah. >> we can go there in the summers. i can already picture it. >> already got the plan. >> yeah. that's it for watch cbs in bay area with the kpix 5 news app. >> thomas: tell us the truth, vinny. >> vinny: just back off, all right? >> finn: the truth, or i'll put you down again. >> thomas: say it! you altered the paternity test. the baby isn't liam's. >> vinny: why are you coming at me like this? i was trying to help you, thomas. >> finn: you wanna help somebody? help yourself. right now. come clean. is steffy carrying my child? am i the father? >> vinny: yes! yes, you're the father. it's not liam's kid. the baby is yours, okay? >

you see, back in 2015, tom cotton blocked the nomination of cassandra butts as adviser to the bahamas. i knew cassandra as well. cotton's hold on cassandra butts' nomination, it had nothing to do with her, absolutely nothing. literally zero. he even admitted as much, telling butts herself that blocking her was a way to inflict special pain on the president. and, well, tom cotton got his wish. he blocked cassandra butts until she died, that's right. she died. after a brief illness in maye of 2016. she succumbed to acute leukemia while still waiting to be confirmed more than two years -- two years after her nomination. so, congratulations, tom cotton, you did it, you did hurt president obama. i think that probably hurt when his friend and associate and nominee died before she could take over as ambassador to the bahamas. that was a win, i guess, for tom cotton. he's tried it before. that's the model of governing we are seeing from republicans, temper tantrums, obstruction, and nonsense, focusing on priorities like mr. potato head and dr. seuss, attacking joe biden for referring to lifti

he also used the corporate plane to go to the bahamas. by the way, he does work in the bahamas. i don't know why people bust these ceos' chops. they're obviously targets. i tell you, i've criticized david solomon for some of this woke stuff, the guy works 24 hours a day. some of this is so ridiculous. anyway, liz, that's where we are with this. interesting story out of goldman sachs. liz: you know, people denigrate it and call it woke, some people call that evolution, everybody. charlie gasparino. all right, markets are coming off their highs. the s&p has just cut its session high in half. still up 10 points. we are coming right back with much more, stay tuned. ♪ ♪ iving the people who build it a solid foundation. wealth is shutting down the office for mike's retirement party. worth is giving the employee who spent half his life with you, the party of a lifetime. wealth is watching your business grow. worth is watching your employees grow with it. principal. for all it's worth. living with metastatic breast cancer means being relentless. because every day matters. and having

hurt when his friend and associate and nominee died before she could take over as ambassador to the bahamas. that was a win, i guess, for tom cotton. he's tried it before. that's the model of governing we're seeing from republicans, temper tantrums and destruction and nonsense, focusing on priorities like mr. potato head and dr. seuss, attacking joe biden for referring to lifting mask mandates as neanderthal thinking. we're seeing a perfect example of that model on display tonight, right now, as i speak to you, as the senate moves towards a vote on the $1.9 trillion pandemic relief bill. and republican senator ron johnson of wisconsin is making good on his promise to slow down that relief getting to americans by whatever ridiculous means necessary. >> i don't want to sound like a leftist, but i'm going to resist, okay? so the first way i'm going to resist is i'm going to go down and object to the waiving of the reading of the bill. i will make them read their 600 or 700 page bill. >> good for you, senator. that's right. in the midst of a pandemic that's killed 520,000 americans, thousands e

it out at sea captain kate mchugh has been on this celebrity edge ship 320 days off the coast of the bahamas. >> i get the question, how come we don't dock the ship and everybody go home? and the reason why is because if you rest, you rust we're here maintaining the ship. we went from a crew of 1320, currently we're 107 on board. >> reporter: the job losses have added up more than 50% of u.s. jobs tied to the cruise industry have been lost despite the suspension, loyal cruise travelers are eager to get back on board. review site cruise critic saw a more than 55% cruise in vus shoppers in the first months of 2021. >> what you're seeing is enthusiasm about the pace of the vaccine coming out. >> reporter: but the $150 billion industry is making changes. covid testing on board required temperature checks. the beloved buffet no longer self-serve and sailings will be much shorter, at least in the beginning. >> a lot of them have their own islands in the bahamas which are essentially a bubble where they can control the vaccinations, they can control the testing naturally, we're going to need mexico

the largest private island in the bahamas is hitting the auction block later this month. it is 730 acres and features white sand beaches, i would add beautiful white sand beaches. the listing notes the undeveloped island could be transformed into a private home or resort with enough space for an 18-hole golf course. if you want to own it, you'll need some big bucks. the estimated opening bid is $19.5 million. anne-marie? >> yeah. you know, that might be a little bit too much of a fixer upper for me. i like to start with the basics like running water and work up from there. >> my gosh. i just want to pay a visit. whoever buys it i hope you allow some travel there. >> right. you have two new best friends, whoever buys it. >> exactly. >> diane king hall in new york. thank you so much. >>> so up next, lady gaga lends her support. the pop star has a message to the people of japan on the anniversary of a deadly earthquake and tsunami. earthqua. ♪ fight fleas and ticks with seresto. eight months continuous protection against fleas and ticks. it's effective, convenient. seresto

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it out at sea captain kate mchugh has been on this celebrity edge ship 320 days off the coast of the bahamas. >> i get the question, how come we don't dock the ship and everybody go home? and the reason why is because if you rest, you rust we're here maintaining the ship. we went from a crew of 1320, currently we're 107 on board. >> reporter: the job losses have added up more than 50% of u.s. jobs tied to the cruise industry have been lost despite the suspension, loyal cruise travelers are eager to get back on board. review site cruise critic saw a more than 55% views in cruise shoppers in the first months of 2021. >> what you're seeing is enthusiasm about the pace of the vaccine coming out. >> reporter: but the $150 billion industry is making changes. covid testing on board required temperature checks. the beloved buffet no longer self-serve and sailings will be much shorter, at least in the beginning. >> a lot of them have their own islands in the bahamas which are essentially a bubble where they can control the vaccinations, they can control the testing naturally, we're going to need mexi

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i am stranded in the bahamas amidst hundreds of other extremely unlucky festivalgoers. >> this call is from a federal prison. >> william mcfarland. >> reporter: now, nearly four years later, the man behind all that well-documented chaos, 25-year-old billy mcfarland, is back with a new venture. speaking out in a new episode of abc's "the con." >> what the [ bleep ] was i thinking? >> reporter: for the first time on television, since being sent to prison for defrauding investors out of millions. >> are we rolling? >> reporter: billy and some partners recently started a podcast, appropriately titled "dumpster fire." he promises his share of any profits will be going back to paying the victims of his failed festival. >> i hurt many people. and i'm aware of the pain and suffering that i've caused. not only did it harm people financially, i know that it violated their trust. i let them down. and i'm truly sorry about that. >> reporter: but this is a legit rehab tour? or just another scheme? >> billy's 100% a con artist. >> he's a narcissist. but he's all of that and a con artist. >> reporter

captain kate mchugh has been on this celebrity edge ship for a total of 320 days off the coast of the bahamas. >> a lot of time i get the question, how come we don't dock the ship and everybody go home? and the reason why is because if you rest, you rust so we're all here maintaining the ship we went from a crew of 1,320, currently we're 107 on board. >> reporter: the job losses have added up more than 50% of u.s. jobs tied to the cruise industry have been lost despite the suspension, loyal cruise travelers are eager to get back on board. review site cruise critic saw a shoppers in the firs more than 55% increase in cruise shoppers in the first months of 2021. >> what you're seeing is enthusiasm about the pace of the vaccine coming out. >> reporter: but the $150 billion industry is making changes. covid testing on board required temperature checks. the beloved buffet no longer self-serve and sailings will be much shorter, at least in the beginning. >> a lot of them have their own islands in the bahamas which are essentially a bubble where they can control the vaccinations, they can control th

royal caribbean plans to set sail in june, based in the bahamas and st. martin's and will visit several islands. all adults will have to be vaccinated against covid-19 and anyone under 18 will be tested for coronavirus. that is your cbs money watch report. for more, go to cbsmoneywatch.com. i'm diane king hall at the cbs broadcast center. >>> large crowds gathered in new york city and washington, d.c., chicago and other cities, nationwide in response to the spot killings in georgia. protesters call for the end of attacks against the asian community. we spoke with several child psychology experts about things happening in the country. >> it's important to ask children what they heard and saw and then take steps to correct it. in addition, parents can emphasize that while hostile acts or comments are not the fault of the victims, racism happens in our society. >> we don't want to instill anxiety in our children. do prepare them. >> be clear how much you love your child. you love your child's skin color, hair and features. let them know that not everyone is

a little ragged island in the bahamas, known as st. andrews, is for sale. it is 730 acres and offers fresh water ponds, snorkeling and fishing. your nearest neighbor would be a 10-minute boat ride away. it is listed for a mere $19.5 million. look at this. there is no minimum bid so i suppose you could start as low or high as you want. if you want to overbid, go for it. >> i'm online booking us tickets, ama. >> perfect. >> >>> sports on abc 7 is sponsored by your local toyota dealers. >>> good evening. the warriors opened the second half of the season tomorrow in l.a. against the clippers, and maybe without center james wiseman. the rookie missed a covid-19 test during the all star break, not allowed to practice tonight. unclear whether he will be cleared to go against the clips. wiseman unwise. steve kerr, unpleased. >> well, it was a mistake. you know, he just forgot and so it is disappointing because he -- you know, he could have used the practice tonight and we needed him out there. >> i think we all understand this is our job and we have, you know, thin

a little ragged island in the bahamas, known as st. andrews, is for sale. it is 730 acres and offers fresh water ponds, snorkeling and fishing. your nearest neighbor would be a 10-minute boat ride away. it is listed for a mere $19.5 million. look at this. there is no minimum bid so i suppose you could start as low or high as you want. if you want to overbid, go for it. >> i'm online booking us tickets, ama. >> perfect. >> like, seeing my mom. it's unthinkable to me that i can't see her and i can't hug her. not being able to hug is just like somebody has to tie me down. touching someone to say i love you, to hug you... those are the things that i miss. ♪ ♪ >>> sports on abc 7 is sponsored by your local toyota dealers. >>> good evening. the warriors opened the second half of the season tomorrow in l.a. against the clippers, and maybe withoutam wiseman. the rookie missed a covid-19 test during the all star break, not allowed to practice tonight. unclear whether he will be cleared to go against the clips. wiseman unwise. steve kerr, unpleased. >> well, it w

report shows beyond a shadow of a doubt that i mean we already knew this but now just confirms that the bahamas been solomon ordered the murder of jamal khashoggi and then he has declined to impose any sanctions or any meaningful punishment. on the kingdom and so you know what this does is send the message not just to have been silent but authoritarians all over the world that murder will be tolerated but i think biden says that's not the message but hey i've said this film to him. we have people on the team that have been working to get them to see i don't know if you seen it you know i know hillary clinton is seeing it because she was our screening last year i know various members of congress have seen the film i mean it's my hope that you know leaders around the world not just buy it and see the film because i think the were in a day and age where yes the united states you know. we still has that kind of authority and setting a precedent but i also think that that you know that we should be falling on the u.k. too and on france and on germany and you know if in the chronon angela merkel and

report shows beyond a shadow of a doubt that i mean we already knew this but now just confirms that the bahamas been solomon ordered the murder of jamal khashoggi and then he has declined to impose any sanctions or any meaningful punishment. on the kingdom and so you know what this does is send the message not just to have been silent but authoritarians all over the world that murder will be tolerated but i think biden says that's not the message but have you said this film to him. we have people on the team that have been working to get him to see i don't know if you seen it you know i know hillary clinton is seeing it because she was our screening last year i know various members of congress have seen the film i mean it's my hope that you know leaders around the world not just buy it and see the film because i think the were in a day and age where yes the united states you know it. still has that kind of authority and setting a precedent but i also think that that you know that we should be falling on the u.k. too and on france and on germany and you know if mccraw on angela merkel and boris

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significant thunderstorms also hang around i think in florida they've been doing that recently in the bahamas in cuba and the yucatan tickly can comb but also they're still there on fire they're tending to die out in the next day or so the heaviest rain in the constants the science south america is probably going to be somewhere in bolivia. but the. destruction and despair a group of friends resist. rescuing books from the rubble they build a refuge for freedom and democracy. a secret library of hope from which they endeavor to rewrite their story and that of their country. to witness. the bombs on al-jazeera. talk about if you want your office or at least a whole run a reminder of our top stories brazil's 2nd largest city has announced its toughest measures yet to curb the spread of covert 19 restaurants and bars of rio de janeiro closer to 5 o'clock in the evening for the next week it follows days of record coronavirus deaths across the country also the european union has blocked a quarter of a 1000000 corona virus vaccine from being exported to australia the astra zeneca shipments been sto

report shows beyond a shadow of a doubt that i mean we already knew this but now just confirms that the bahamas been solomon ordered the murder of jamal khashoggi and then he has declined to impose any sanctions or any meaningful punishment. on the kingdom and so you know what this does is send the message not just to have been silent but authoritarians all over the world that murder will be tolerated but i think biden says that's not the message but hey i've said this film to him. we have people on the team that have been working to get them to see i don't know if you seen it you know i know hillary clinton is seeing it because she was our screening last year i know various members of congress have seen the film i mean it's my hope that you know leaders around the world not just buy it and see the film because i think the were in a day and age where yes the united states you know it. still has that kind of authority and setting a precedent but i also think that that you know that we should be falling on the u.k. too and on france and on germany and you know if in the chronon angela merkel and

report shows beyond a shadow of a doubt that i mean we already knew this but now just confirms that the bahamas been solomon ordered the murder of jamal khashoggi and then he has declined to impose any sanctions or any meaningful punishment. on the kingdom and so you know what this does is send the message not just to have been silent but authoritarians all over the world that murder will be tolerated but i think biden says that's not the message but have you said this film to him. we have people on the team that have been working to get him to see i don't know if you seen it you know i know hillary clinton has seen it because she was our screening last year i know various members of congress have seen the film i mean it's my hope that you know leaders around the world not just buy it and see the film because i think that we're in a day and age where yes the united states you know. still has that kind of authority and setting a precedent but i also think that that you know that we should be following on the u.k. too and on france and on germany and you know if mccraw on an angela merkel and bor

report shows beyond a shadow of a doubt that i mean we already knew this but now just confirms that the bahama been solomon ordered the murder of jamal khashoggi and then he has declined to impose any sanctions or any meaningful punishment. on the kingdom and so you know what this does is send the message not just to have been silent but authoritarians all over the world that murder will be tolerated but i think biden says that's not the message but have you said this film to him. we have people on the team that have been working to get him to see i don't know if you seen it you know i know hillary clinton has seen it because she was our screening last year i know various members of congress have seen the film i mean it's my hope that you know leaders around the world not just buy it and see the film because i think that we're in a day and age where yes the united states you know. still has that kind of authority and setting a precedent but i also think that that you know that we should be following on the u.k. to and on france and on germany and you know if mccraw on an angela merkel and bori

report shows beyond a shadow of a doubt that i mean we already knew this but now just confirms that the bahamas been solomon ordered the murder of jamal khashoggi and then he has declined to impose any sanctions or any meaningful punishment. on the kingdom and so you know what this does is send the message not just to have been silent but authoritarians all over the world that murder will be tolerated but i think biden says that's not the message but have you said this film to him. we have people on the team that have been working to get him to see i don't know if you seen it you know i know hillary clinton has seen it because she was our screening last year i know various members of congress have seen the film i mean it's my hope that you know leaders around the world not just biden see the film because i think the were in a day and age where yes the united states you know. still has that kind of authority and setting a precedent but i also think that that you know that we should be following on the u.k. too and on france and on germany and you know if mccraw on an angela merkel and boris john

cental man the english occupied the bahamas jamaica . barbados and. only cuba and put a rico remained under spanish rule after the extermination of the natives are a lot people the 1st sugar canes flourished on this fertile land the caribbean became a space of conquest for the europeans very early on really was the 1st place that columbus landed in the new world the 1st place that the spanish began to search for gold and the 1st place they began to enslave the indians so they were thoroughgoing spaces created by design of european planters and imperial policy makers and for their profit right there aren't so many places where you can completely overlay a territory like that so there are in some ways the caribbean is a space where you find the purest of colonial territories where the masters of the space actually get to create the space to suit their own needs. in what a loop every plot of land every single square inch of ground is connected to this violent and deeply rooted history. and. today all that is left of the sugar war is a field of ruins. of

florida that you were there is going to be where the same is true for the northern bahamas by thinking creasing the yucatan peninsula cancun a wet day on saturday rather less so on sunday but then move further south into us or tomorrow as an example in south america the significant rain is only traditional seasonal band running from rio and sao paolo up towards peru with some big showers around. 9 years ago al-jazeera was the 1st major network to find evidence of genocide in me. when the tragedy of the rowing was mostly unknown. oh. get in genocide on al-jazeera. talk about you're watching al-jazeera with me as a whole rom a reminder of our top stories another 2 supporters of senegal's opposition leader sponsored song go have been killed in protests on friday that takes the total to 4 in 3 days of confrontations with police in the capital dhaka demonstrating against some close arrest. the united nations special envoy is calling for swift action from the security council against me and miles military that follows the killing of another to q. protest from friday during a march in the cit

florida's your reader is going to be where the same is true for the northern bahamas by thinking creasing the yucatan peninsula cancun a wet day on saturday rather less so on sunday but then move further south into was quite a model as an example in south america the significant rain is only traditional seasonal band running from rio and sao paolo up towards peru with some big showers around. a diplomatic feud between a stranger here in china this threatening one of the asia pacific most successful trade partnerships. when i won a speech close it was in the middle. on al-jazeera. if you want to help save the world. into your own. moon. you have al-jazeera and these are the top stories the united states condemning china's proposed veto. on hong kong selection of politicians are calling it a direct attack on the city's autonomy the changes would effectively dismantle the territory's opposition. senegalese the opposition they doze months on cause appeared in court for the 1st time since his arrest on wednesday his detention is sparked violent protests which killed 4 people. and u.n. special

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significant thunderstorms also hang around i think in florida they've been doing that recently in the bahamas in cuba and the yucatan tickly can come but also they're still there on fire they're tending to die out in the next day or so the heaviest rain in the constants the size south america is probably going to be somewhere in bolivia. welcome to doha from every one of us. even those working quietly behind the scenes. so you can relax and enjoy the perfect break in your journey. and when you leave with a smile we know law day's work is done qatar airways welcome to our home. but again you're watching out for mind about top stories this hour and china says it will guard against anybody interfering in hong kong's affairs the threat comes at the start of the of it's a large political meeting 3000 officials with the national people's congress led by president xi. 2 protesters have been killed in fighting between police and supporters of senegal's opposition leader the 1st since those men sancho was arrested 2 days ago. brazil's 2nd largest city has announced its toughest measures yet to curb th

pretty big ones recently building in cuba is still there for the rest of thursday cuba and probably the bahamas it may be the turks and caicos and the back and producing showers in cancun and that's because of the cold has come out of the u.s. those shells of modify will disappear by tommy gets to friday the sun's out about is about $25.00 degrees in the us itself it's much less cold than it was and forecast was very little going on there's a bit of wintry weather coming so the 4 corners and into wards the southern plains and there's a nice big pacific system bringing rain down the coast of california towards san francisco not much you know produced very modest snow in land by the time we get to the early weekend. sponsored paul qatar airways. when match day arrives the green army comes to life. but football is not all they shout about. a club where society's disenfranchised have the loudest voice. and political dissent takes center stage. they resistance the ultras of russia casablanca the fans who make football on al-jazeera. this is some paoli. despite being in germany's 2nd tier of football

cental now the english occupied the bahamas jamaica and barbados and. only cuba and put a rico remained under spanish rule. after the extermination of the natives are a lot of people the 1st sugar canes flourished on this fertile land the caribbean became a space of conquest for the europeans very early on really was the 1st place that columbus landed in the new world the 1st place that the spanish began to search for gold and the 1st place they began to enslave the indians so they were thoroughgoing spaces created by design of european planters and imperial policy makers and for their profit right there aren't so many places where you can completely overlay a territory like that so there are in some ways the caribbean is a space where you find the purest of colonial territories where the masters of the space actually get to create the space to suit their own needs. in what a loop every plot of land every single square inch of ground is connected to this violent and deeply rooted history. and. today all that is left of the sugar war is a field of ruin.

the nature's mistake turned into bahamas -- balsamic vinegar. >> i keep hearing it's a trait where you take something that is not quite what it should be and turn it into something special. >> yeah, it becomes even super special. >> let's go and look at them. >> but we're not heading down to a damp wine cellar, we are headed upstairs to an attic, the traditional place to aging vinegars, so they are exposed to changing temperatures. >> we're in the heart of the most ancient collection of casks that we've got. >> this says 1600. >> in lonzblamalsamic this says from 1600. >> yeah, the older the better. balsamic vinegar, it will be eaten up, and so in each of these there's liquid from 250 years ago. you will find your own balance with the taste, and that's handed down for generations. >> that's incredible. >> this tool, it's actually moving from vinegar from the first to the second. >> he is playing the wise vinegar taster. >> yeah, the thickness -- >> yeah, it's like a ruby red. yeah. >> there's one things that always been around, setting out the rask for new brand for when a person will

significant thunderstorms also hang around i think in florida they've been doing that recently in the bahamas in cuba and the yucatan can comb but also they're still there on for the tending to die out in the next day or so the heaviest rain in the conscience a science south america is probably going to be somewhere in bolivia. jump into the story there is a lot going on in and join our global community when i talk about the misinformation i think we are more afraid than we are aware be part of the debate don't ever take anybody's one word because there is always a difference when no topic is off the table we have been disconnected from our land we have been disconnected from who we are and would love to hear the new be part of today's discussion this stream on out is there. london is one of the most important cities in the world and decisions made here have an impact right around the globe and so here at al-jazeera we will show you the true impact of those decisions on people but how it affects their everyday lives. we are free to put them on there and to really engage those stories because

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passenger instead of booking a flight to miami and getting on board you have to book a flight to the bahamas it may cost a little more. it's a longer flight you have to test negative for covid before getting on board. you have to be vaccinated if you're above the age of 18 we'll have to see what bookings tell us about the demand for these sailings it showcases how the cruise lines have had to get a bit creative on getting in frochbts their passenger and their passenger and tabing advantage of that summer season. >> that's a lot of hoops to jump through. you think enough people are itching to get back on a boat? >> i'm consistently surprised how throughout there crisis, we had sort of a fall start where we thought we would get cruising in the fall how many sign ups there were there's more people that love to cruise and can't wait to get back >> there's some hard core cruise people they love to cruise. >>> elon musk can really, really embracing crypto tweeting you can now buy a tesla with bitcoin he clarified the payment option is available only in the u.s it's going to be available internatio

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kinko -- the bahamas. cancun, a wet day. in south america, the significant rain is on the traditional seasonal band, running for rio and san pablo towards peru. some big showers around. ♪ ri >> nine years ago, al jazeera was the first major network to find evidence of genocide in miramar. when the tragedy of the rohingya was mostly unknown. ♪ hitting genocide on al jazeera. ♪ ♪ anchor: welcome back. you're watching al jazeera. a reminder of our top stories. another two supporters of senegal's opposition leader died on friday. they are demonstrating against sonko's arrest. the united nations special envoy is calling for swift action from the security council against myanmar's military and follows the killing of another anti-coop protest or friday during a march in the city of mandalay. and pope francis has called for tolerance and unity during his historic trip to iraq. it's the first -- he is the first pontiff to visit the country. it's one of the world's oldest christian communities, which has been dwindling in rece

married couple and another man were found on anguilla key, a small island between key west and the bahamas. >> we actually discovered them waving next to their temporary shelter that they had built for themselves. >> pictures show the shelter the three had made, and with little food and water, they reportedly survived off rats and conch shells. >> trevor: good lord, people. that sounds absolutely traumatic. to be on a beach and not be able to instagram it? that is a punishment i wish on nobody. but, yeah, that's right: a married couple and another man were stranded on an island for 33 days. and the person i feel worst for is the "other man, because not only are you the third wheel, but once that rat supply dries up, you know you're first on the menu. why are you guys looking at me like? do you guys want to have a three sell? i mean, something like that. but for real, actually being stranded on a tropical island seems way less fun than they made it seem on "gilligan's island." i don't remember ever seeing mary ann walking around covered in rat blood. let's move on to our top story, the seco