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in the first episode to take some and i'm sure i'll just into the realm of building in st. kitts head at this time and i'll just be around. and i'm daryn jordan with the top stories here on the al jazeera u.s. president donald trump has outlined his national security strategy identifying russia and china as competing great powers he's promising hundreds of billions of dollars to modernize the military and the u.s. power abroad our white house correspondent kimberly hall get reports from washington. populism has been a hallmark of his presidency and donald trump again struck that note as he announced his strategy for u.s. national security is an approach he says began when voters rejected the security policies of his predecessors on january twentieth two thousand and seventeen i stood on the steps of the capitol to herald the day the people became the rulers of their nation again in a rambling and often disjointed address skim through the substance of his plan including highlighting a desire to pursue an almost cold war like mindset identifying.

of self building in st. kitts a. graduate from iraq is also a part time going to museum which includes a reconstruction of the famous. most of the people he's showing around came to germany as refugees this is just one of several museums taking part in the project called meeting point and as well as bringing people together one of its aims is to emphasize the contribution of migrants right up to the present day to western culture. because i've been here for some time i can help them with lots of things forward to me the great thing is it's not just about museums about forming a new life is a part of life it's culture. realities it's a piece of machinery it goes wrong it's their arch the true which we can bring a legal system to bear getting to the heart of the matter we need of the. hear their story on talk to al-jazeera at this time. and they're all the countries of managed to solve this problem but you worry that this conflict could erupt into a right. that's. the price clearly there writeup been prejudiced setting

apparently there are only four nations on earth where you can't watch it — north korea, moldova, cuba and st kittsrankly, if you were in saint kitts and nevis, would you be wanting to watch the football? you would be in drawing the sunshine! —— enjoying the sunshine. a few interesting tweets around. pep guardiola has said he's not worried about the record. bbc sport as usual have the team news. david silva will be playing for manchester city, which we thought might be happening. a lot of people have been talking about that. pep also said he enjoys going to old trafford. he says it is a pleasure to go there. he is not going to be thinking about the record and his tea m thinking about the record and his team are not going to be thinking about it, they are just going to because in trading on playing the big game. let's look at the league table, look at the golfing points between manchester city and manchester united, eight points between those two. this derby is even more important because it will probably signal city's impending title success. i know it's early days, but it would be 11 points betwee

the attractions are the deep ports available in some of these islands like the danish west indies, st. kitts. there is another problem, the british. the frenemy. at this very time, canada was making the hard sell to great britain to have a caribbean island, ideally jamaica, given to them as a thanks for coming out with this war gift. we nearly got jamaica as a province but instead got newfoundland. no fair. the argument made consistently, both in the press and in official military documentation is that canada needed its own deep south. it needed to prove its modernity by having black people they could control. there is a lot of concern over what to do with the vote if we have this extra island because we don't necessarily have a legal jim crow structure, like the united states. african-americans are keeping an eye in all of these places as the war unfolds. one of those spaces is france. where african-americans are joining the war before as individuals, just like other americans. here we have eugene bullard who joins the lafayette espadrilles. what is important here is that african-americans

are the deep ports that are available in some of these islands like the danish west indys, like st. kitts for example. but there's another problem. that's the british. and at this very time, canada was making the hard sell to great britain to have ray caribbean island, ideally jamaica given to them apps a thanks for coming out with this war gift. and we nearly got jamaica as a province by instead got new finland, no fair. but the argument made consistently both in the press and in official military documentation is that canada needed its own deep south. it needed to prove its ma dern knitty by having black people that they could control. and there's a lot of concern over what do with the vote if we have this extra island, because we don't necessarily have a legal jim crow structure like the united states. so african americans are keeping an eye on all these different spaces as the war is unfolding. one of those spaces is, of course, france. and where african americans are joining the war before as individuals just like other americans, right? so here we have eugene bullard who joins the l

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governor -- st. kitts field to criminals more than consumers.porter justina lee joins us for the details. isst of all, explain what it and why she is into bitcoin. >> analysts are saying japanese investors have gone from trading to leverage crypto trading. margininted to 50% ethics trading by japan. think -- i think it makes sense to me because the japanese andrnment has been set up more friendly to cryptocurrencies. i think it is possible that japanese retail investors have gotten more comfortable with cryptocurrencies. stillis interesting, but there is clearly risk with bitcoin. is this in line with the norm or wisely are they requiring such high margins? >> the one of 2% margin requirement that goldman is the meaning for clients to clear the transaction is higher than what the exchanges themselves are demanding and of course, part of the -- higher than what is typical for gold and oil futures, but considering we have a lot of big banks refusing to clear these transactions at all given bitcoins volatility. i think it seems like most links are

excurse excursions are big draws for tour-goers, and tours exploring everything from island safaris in st. kitts. >> you'll get to see the tropicals off the road. breathtaking views and more. >> reporter: royal caribbean telling abc news our hearts go out to all those involved. we're doing all we can to care for our guests including assisting with medical care and transportation. mission staff from the united states rushed to mexico to assess the situation right after the crash. both ships -- "celebrity equinox" and the "serenade of the seas," they will continue as planned and won't be back in florida until later this week. >> thank you, victor. our prayers are with those families. >> panic there. >>> we're learning new details about what may have led to that deadly train derailment in washington state. investigators are trying to determine whether the engineer was distracted by a cell phone or possibly someone else in the car with him. abc's clayton sandell is in dupont, washington, with the very latest for us this morning. good morning to you, clayton. >> reporter: good morning, paula. they ha