of government-owned utility bahamas power and light.ngineer burlington strachan met us there, and took us to what he calls the very first hurricane- proof solar microgrid being installed in the bahamas. >> burlington strachan: unlike other solar designs, it's very low to the ground. so this installation is rated to withstand 180 mile an hour winds. >> which is an even harder punch than irma landed back in 2017. >> it was significant devastation on this island. as you can see, some of the poles snapped right at the very base of the pole-- >> whitaker: i see. they just snapped right at the base. is that what happened all over the island? >> strachan: that happened throughout the island. >> whitaker: this microgrid will produce enough electricity for ragged island's roughly 100 residents. the prime minister calls it a laboratory for the solar future. the past is a diesel generator needing boats to deliver fuel from hundreds of miles away, a system whitney heastie says is" a nightmare." >> whitney heastie: you know, in summer we're almost o

in the bahamas who weren't supposed to be in the bahamas are old people who got on the wrong cruiseaughter ] "i thought we were going to barbados!" trump has always conflated immigrants with criminals despite the fact that immigrants commit crimes at lower rates than native born americans this is, in many ways, the central lie of his political career and he repeated it again during a rally on monday. even doing some crowd work with the audience in north carolina >> one of the biggest issues in this election is, in fact, sanctuary cities sanctuary city policies that force prisons and jails to release criminal aliens directly into your neighborhoods. get out. go ahead go into the neighborhood go into -- what's your neighborhood where do you live? [ cheers ] okay so how do you feel about having them release hardened, horrible criminals into rutherford county i don't think so >> seth: oh, they're releasing hardened criminals into rutherford county? are your aides on parole [ laughter ] i mean, seriously, now - [ cheers and applause now he's -- he's just making up scary stories. he shoul

permitted a british ship with confirmed virus cases to dock cuba allowed the ship in after barbados the bahamas and the united states all refused the captain's request to come ashore or gaston as the story. after more than a week adrift at sea the british cruise ship the braemar arrived into an industrial

stranded at sea for over a week and was denied authorization to dock in the dominican republic the bahamas and the u.s. but cuba allowed the ship to come in saying a sense of humanity was required to halt the pandemic. going to become well we cubans are proud to step up in a situation like this we are convinced and sure that we can deal with anything that comes up as we did with the bola cuba has shown repeatedly it can deal with complicated situations and come out successfully but there's fear on the island that allowing the ship to dock could allow the virus to spread here the island has registered 11 confirmed cases of people with corona virus so far and its 1st casualty an italian man in his sixty's has died. the cash strapped island has so far opted to keep its borders open the economy relies heavily on tourism and wants to keep visitors coming but given the magnitude of the crisis the tourist season seems certain to flop. after weeks of feeling scared and adrift these tourists are very relieved to be heading home from havana at augustan jazeera. turkey's president has told people to

isolated the british cruise ship had been stuck at sea for more than a week trying to dock in the bahamas over the weekend but was refused entry. u.s. meanwhile is rolling out tough new rules to combat the pandemic the country which has at least 6 cases declared a red alert and has banned public gatherings of more than 50 people for the next 2 weeks dedicated medical centers will also be set up in south africa the president has won the number of cases there is expected to rise they are 61 cases so far he also announced new travel restrictions for people from high risk countries and new screening measures at airports schools will be closed for at least 2 weeks kenya has banned all travel from countries with confirmed cases of coronavirus there's a new who of kenya is kenyatta says kenyan citizens and red residents will still be allowed in if they isolate themselves for 2 weeks at home or in a government facility there are now 3 confirmed cases in kenya. let's turn to other world news now and an explosion in oil pipeline in nigeria has killed at least 16 people and destroyed dozens of build

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reportedly arrested 2 syria members of the royal family the wall street journal says the crown prince bahama been 9th and the king's younger brother prince ahmed been a solid being held over an alleged coup attempt alexy o'brien reports the saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon has moved to consolidate power since removing his cousin mohammad deny a physics of the throne and 27 tane now 3 years on the knife is reportedly accused of trying to push out the crown prince and that seen him and his brother detained as well as the saudi king's youngest brother ahmed bin abdulaziz there are some kinds of words and innuendos that there is turmoil within the family in the form of criticism but that doesn't justify you know being arrested like criminals with mass security forces coming to their homes and yanking him out of their private residences mohamed bin solomon known as has a reputation for cracking down on anyone who opposes him 27 tane dozens of senior members of the royal family and billionaire businessmen were rounded up and detained at a luxury hotel in riyadh the saudi government said it

. >>> as we're all sitting here together cruise ships are quarantined off the coast of the bahamas, chile, brazil and not allowing ships with five cases to dock in freeport. >> and from havana, cuba, what do we know about the passengers on these ships? >> reporter: well, you know, they're trying to keep it together. it's something of a nightmare scenario for these thousands of passengers. two off the coast of chile, one off the coast of brazil and the last case you talked about, five cases off the coast of bahamas in freeport. the ms framear, about 900 passengers aboard, supposed to dock in barbados, get off the cruise, but found out they had these five people onboard. and they've tested positive for the coronavirus so barbados did not allow them to disembark, now come here and no coronavirus cases so far, officials say, but allowing them to refuel, get more food. resupply essentially off the coast. not allowing them to dock and not allowing anybody to get off the ship. stuck aboard the ship. the passengers made available to be in touch with say they are trying to remain calm. >> reporter

they are awaiting resupply now because at this point they are not being allowed to dock in the bahamashere that ship is going to end up or if there could be more cases on board? around the world there are other cruise ships dealing with something similar. we know there is a ship with a confirmed case off the coast of brazil and off the coast of chile in south america. there are two ships there. one has a confirmed case. 83-year-old man. the other no confirmed case of yet. but this shows you the dangers that cruise ships can pose during times like this is. i was out in japan covering the diamond princess. hundreds of people eventually tested positive for the virus on that ship. these are floating petri dishes and certainly a big rilz for the people on board the four ships now quarantined in different parts of the world. >> we've seen a lot of cruise ships out of u.s. saying they are taking a hiatus and won't be operating right now and keeper a hearing the medical experts saying do not take a cruise right now, period. difficult situation for some of those folks obviously. this is a diffi

in the bahamas one of the issues that -- the greatest issue that's hitting the bahamas right now is thenomic ones. of course, tourism is at a standstill. so it remains to be seen whether we're going to have a problem there. and then in nashville, tennessee, after the storms there there were roofs lost and we were preparing upwards of 1,000 roofs which has been a bit hindered of course by the outbreak. >> well, sean, it's good to talk to you. difficult time and i appreciate hearing your thoughts on the military and national guard. we'll talk to you again. thanks so much. >> thanks very much both of you. thank you. >>> coming up just ahead more of your questions how to manage the fear and stress of worrying about your health and the ones you love. we'll be right back. ♪ if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, little things can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting.

several are now being denied port in new zealand, the bahamas, chile, and brazil. the top infectious disease expert here in the united states warns daily disruptions like these could last for months and warns that the u.s. needs to be proactive in fighting the virus' spread. >> this is a bad virus. certainly, it is conceivable that if we don't do that, you could get as bad as italy. but i don't think we're going there, if we do the kinds of things that we are publicly saying we need to do. we need to be very serious about, for a while, life is not going to be the way it used to be in the united states. we have to just accept that, if we want to do what's best for the american public. >> we expect the white house to address these issues and more during a press briefing. that's happening at the top of the next hour. we'll, of course go live to the white house for that. let's begin with the turmoil taking hold at some american airports. cnn has a team of reporters covering the confusion and the chaos that americans are certainly enduring as they return from overseas.

, 86 people died some 18 thousand structures were burned we're looking at what's happening in the bahamas you know, is intensified because of climate change this is what we have to look forward to in years to come unless we bring the world together and tell them that instead of spending a trillion and a half dollars a year on weapons of destruction designed to kill each other, maybe we pool our resources and fight our common enemy, which is climate change [ cheers and applause >> seth: you have obviously, from the very beginning, from even four years ago -- i think an issue people associate the most with you is healthcare. >> right >> seth: and you've recently called the corporate healthcare system, i believe, "crazy [ bleep ]" was that - [ laughter ] >> uh, not quite >> seth: okay, sorry >> i think i used the word, "obscene and barbaric. [ laughter ] but you're not far off >> seth: yeah. the gist, i think i got the gist right. a lot of the other candidates have sort of come out for medicare for all but then have walked back to the idea of eliminating private insurance all together now th

in the bahamas, one of the issues that the greatest issue that's hitting the bahamas right now is the economic ones, of course, tourism is at a standstill and so it remains to be seen whether we'll have a problem there and then in nashville, tennessee after the storms there there were a lot of roofs lost and we were repairing upwards of 1,000 roofs, which has been hindered, of course, by the outbreak. >> sean, good to talk to you. difficult times and appreciate hearing your thoughts on the military and national guard. we'll talk to you again. thanks so much. >> thanks, very much, bth oth o you, thank you. >>> more questions how to manage the fear and stress worrying about your health and the ones you love. we'll be right back. adjust your comfort with your sleep number setting. but can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable. and snoring? no problem ...and done. so, i'll wake up ready for anything? oh, we've got your back. so, you can really promise better sleep? not promise. prove.

we have the wrong map of thought on my producer, this looks like fort lauderdale florida and the bahamas but there is a tracker that shows where the grand princess is it's off the coast of san mateo county has been going up and down the coast. for the last couple of days waiting for permission come into port and where it goes is still up in the air in fact this is pretty much similar to a a situation where you being an aircraft heading to an airport and you get put in a holding pattern waiting for clearance to land only in this case. we're not talking about minutes or hours we're talking about potentially days and days ok here we go we've got the right map up and this is where it is you can see san francisco on the right-hand side of your screen and blue rectangle is basically the track that that ship has been making as a just sales and a giant box waiting for. the notification that it is time to go into port and again we are waiting to find out exactly when and where that port will be that neither of those questions have been answered up to now we'll keep you posted. all right well, let

been isolated the british cruise ship been stuck at sea for more than a week trying to dock in the bahamas over the weekend but was denied entry at augusta and joins us now live from havana via skype ed good to have you with us why has have on a done this well this cruise ship has been at sea for over a week it was turned away from the minister of public because the government that didn't want to have the corona virus that were sent away to a small island of curacao the bahamas just on thursday the cuban government say they're doing this because it's the moment. the coronavirus victims on the ship they said in a statement earlier today need their help and according to the haitian government this is a moment and set of response and the moment humanity to come together in order to try to convey contain this undamaged. there are also. potentially economic interests because they may in. source of revenue. for the cuban government. is medical services we don't have details yet about whether that's a financial and economic and it's this deal but that is potentially. a factor here as well speakin

famous for his hotels in the bahamas, mauritius, south africa and dubai, kerzner organised the vip functiona high honour from the queen in 2010. that is it from me. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @lvaughanjones. this is bbc news. hello there. there is a lot of fight and settled whether in the forecast right across the country. but we will see subtle changes in the north—west as high pressure hold on for most of us, this weather front will encroach into bring more cloud, outbreaks of rain to the north—west and also fairly strong winds. the rainfall amounts really could mount up here as we move into next week. but for most of us is going to be settled, thanks to that area of high pressure. so drier most with a good deal of sunshine around. we will continue to have a chilly winter, certainly over the next few days and nights will be cold with some frost around. now, as we head into the early part of sunday, looks like we could see some low cloud just rolling in of the north sea into the north—east of england and into is in scotland, a bit more cloud for the west of scotland as well. further

famous for his hotels in the bahamas, mauritius, south africa and dubai, kerzner organised the vip functionsident nelson mandela's inauguration “119911, and received a high honour from the queen in 2010. in the us, a number of states have ordered shutdowns, with one in five americans soon set to be under a stay—at—home order. the virus has claimed almost 280 lives there and infected more than 19,000 people. meanwhile, president trump says the us has agreed new measures with the leaders of canada and mexico to control non—essential travel across its northern and southern borders. we've also reached agreements with canada and mexico on new travel rules at our northern and southern borders, to halt the entry of the chinese virus, while continuing trade and commerce. and we've had very good talks, i've — with prime minister trudeau, and today, this morning, with president lopez 0brador. we've talked aboutjoint measures that were taken to prevent the spread of the virus in our countries, and to temporarily suspend non—essential travel. we had a great conversation this morning with the president

isolated the british school ship had been stuck at sea for more than a week it tried to dock in the bahamas over the weekend but was refused entry and in other news an explosion near an oil pipeline in nigeria has killed at least 16 people and destroyed dozens of buildings 60 people were injured in lagos those are the headlines on al-jazeera inside story is coming up next to stay with us. we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world so matter how you take it al-jazeera bringing you the news and current affairs that matter to. counter 0. libya syria and yemen are bracing for a possible coronavirus outbreak officials there have shut down schools and impose travel restrictions but how can this virus be contained in conflict zones and counting developing nations cope with it and this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm. from complete lockdowns of cities to building new hospitals rich countries appear to be better suited in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic but covert 19 is straining health systems and some governments are struggling and

hispaniola also since got to much of mexico similar stories you had to sunday on a bit cooler in the bahamas 23. with a plummeting bath right and families moving to the cities south korea's rule schools are shutting down one on one east meets the grandmas who is saving these schools finally getting an education on al-jazeera. states mislead the public the state media reflects the same thing as clock child at home focus on how they report on the stories that matter the most. to. welcome back a quick amount of our top stories here this hour u.s. president donald trump has declared a national emergency over the coronavirus pandemic $50000000000.00 will be freed up for states to combat the virus off a 1000000 extra coronavirus tests will also become available next week when all the world health organization says europe is now the epicenter of the virus cunt demick with many countries going into lockdown denmark is the latest blocking entry to most foreigners and other states are imposing border checks and in spain state of emergency has been declared on a 30 day ban by the u.s. no flights from e

wednesday will find a frontal system moving down so we can expect rather cloudy skies and showers for the bahamas and also for northern parts of cuba. perception is validation believe what he sees but in one life time we cannot see everything but we will lie and he experiences of. the legacies of previous generations. of that testimony we've got you know very. good witness documentaries that open your eyes on al-jazeera. welcome back our top stories on al-jazeera present donald trump says the u.s. is now testing more people for corona virus and any other country but testing but capita is no other than some other countries and many say governments say they're still struggling to access enough testing kits to fight the outbreak more than 3000 people have died in the u.s. due to illness says links to the virus for the 3rd consecutive days spain reported more than 800 deaths in the previous 24 hours and after 2 days of decline the number of deaths in its lea rose again to 812 and there is some hope that infection rates as slowing in both countries and mexico has declared a public health emergency and

more than 600 british passengers are on board the braemar, which is off the coast of the bahamas. 20 flu—like symptoms, after five people tested positive for covid—i9. there are also 20 crew members who are isolated, including a doctor. the foreign office is working with fred olsen cruise lines to help bring uk citizens home from the vessel. supermarkets are urging shoppers to stop stockpiling during the coronavirus outbreak. the british retail consortium is asking customers not to buy more than they need as our business correspondent katy austin reports. queues outside supermarkets and shelves emptied of essentials like loo roll, hand wash and long—life foods show many shoppers have not heeded the official advice that there is no need to stockpile. people at this store in london felt there had been an overreaction. there's no nappies, toilet paper, nothing, nothing. so it's going to be a struggle. i think that somebody needs to put kind of a cosh on it and say, you can only take so much. it's a little bit over the top, frankly. one of my friends said, like, you've got to get bog rol

caribbean islands refused to ship permission to dock on public health problems the governments of bahamas barbados and the dominican republic did not allow it to dock because they did not want the current a virus spreading further through their local populations but even more strain on the public health systems the cuban government has said that they've taken this decision on humanitarian grounds and that this is a moment where the world needs to come together if there's still a chance of containing this pandemic here on the island the decision has been contentious some people think it's right that they've allowed the dock that they will that they have allowed these people to be evacuated here in cuba other people think that particular difficult economic time the last thing cubans need is an increased spread of coronavirus on the island today there have been a few cases. and people are worried but i'm sure that now this is docked and in the coming hours once people start to get evacuated and flown home the people on the ship police will be relieved that this stage of a torturous ordeal ha

more than 600 british passengers are currently on board the braemar, which is off the coast of the bahamastion, having shown flu—like symptoms, after five people tested positive for covid—19. there are also 20 crew members who are isolated, including a doctor. the foreign office is working with fred olsen cruise lines in order to help bring uk citizens home from the vessel. president trump has tested negative for the coronavirus, the white house has said. mr trump underwent a test days after hosting a meeting at his florida resort with a brazilian delegation, some of whom had the virus. the headlines on bbc news... the health secretary warns that measures to combat coronavirus will disrupt the lives of everybody, and older people and those with health conditions will be asked to stay at home. british companies are urged to join a "national effort" to produce more ventilators and other medical equipment "at speed". supermarkets urge shoppers not to buy more than they need, saying there is enough for everyone if people are considerate. supermarkets are urging shoppers to stop stockpiling dur

we'll find a frontal system moving down so we could expect rather cloudy skies and showers for the bahamas and also for northern parts of cuba. before any official investigation into the tragedy of flight m.h. 70 was complete. that's a good citizen journalist claims to have connected the dots only ally density is one of the bad was revealed by the investigations team at gathering cat has identified the 2nd subject as citizen journalism investigations trust is generated through transparent i don't believe there's the evidence. that is true for an approach truth was coming soon on a 00. hello again this is al jazeera a 2nd monitor of much of the main news this hour president donald trump says the u.s. is now testing more people for the growth of virus than any other country but many state governors say they're still struggling to access enough testing kids to fight the outbreak. florida's governor says he doesn't want a cruise ship carrying coronavirus patients to doctor 4 people have died and dozens are sick on board the sun damn it's heading towards the u.s. after passing through the panam

sentimental the english occupied the bahamas jamaica . barbados and demeaning. only cuba and played a rico remained under spanish rule. after the extermination of the native 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. today all that is left of the sugar war is a field of ruins. in a. of the 25

isolated the british cruise ship has been stuck at sea for more than a week trying to dock in the bahamas over the weekend but was refused entry let's get more on this by joining ed augustan and he's joining us live in havana via skype good to have you with us again ed i mean why has actually allowed itself to try and help this cruise ship. we at the moment have help from the cuban government about why they say they're doing it they say they're doing it humanitarian reasons and they're saying that this is a moment where the world must come together and that the responses unaided compassion is needed and we need to conscience help each other out in order to contain this farce of trying to contain aspirants i suspect that's one of the reason that about mix that i've spoken to in years covering cuba we've investigated what's called to cuban medical and specialists say that that's what's been sickly a part of why cuba sends doctors all around the well why cuba. emphasizes health it's the best of population. but there's also the reality that kiba needs cash. cuba is main exports his main expor

as that front sweeps through to bring some showers into weston as a cuba and also likely into the bahamas so a dumb day with a high of 26. americans live side by side in 2 parallel universes the truck parts of america are getting trampy or there is a pull out a few weeks ago that you had almost 30 percent americans believing they were on the cusp of civil war both sides accuse each other of doing things that are so blatantly wrong the bottom line on us politics and policies and their effect on the world. what's most important to me is costing people understanding what they are going through it i can see it or we believe everyone has a story worth hearing. watching al-jazeera these are the top stories right now the number of people killed by a corona virus in the united states has risen to 111 of them died in california where a state of emergency is now in place after a spike in the number of new cases and italy which has the highest death toll outside china schools universities and cinemas have been shut until mid march sporting events will continue but they'll be held without spectators.

isolated the british cruise ship had been stuck at sea for more than a week now it tried to dock in the bahamas over the weekend but was refused entry at augustan is in havana he says cuba's trying to market itself as a safe place amid the outbreak. look human judgment say that they're allowing the ships to dock because nobody else would take them. at least 5 cases for out a virus program all those cases were almost a week ago and the alternative if you were to take them might have been that they'd have to cross the atlantic. which would have been rich which in all likelihood a very very bad situation was the cuban government. gave me a quote. last night in which they said this is the time where. a sense of a sense of humanism and common efforts must come to the people if. it's going to contain the damage to the cubans the saying that this was done for treason i think that's part of the. i think the other reason that they're doing it is that cuba is trying to keep us in an economic fix right now for the last 2 years or something ministration accommodate that which faction of the faction and the

dominican republic tama doesn't see bad generally clear skies right cuba also to the north into the bahamas so a nice day with a high of 25. on counting the cost as the global economy heads for recession the dollar creams be the enemy currency resilient the coronavirus india grapples with a financial system riddled with bank that's indonesia cold in the middle of an all price. counting the cost on i'll just leave them. understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world certainly to hamley take it we'll bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you. welcome back a quick amount of our top stories here this hour the u.s. centers for disease control has warned residents of new york new jersey and connecticut against all non-essential travel for 14 days president trump had earlier considered putting the region under quarantine. meanwhile across europe the number of virus related deaths continues to climb more than $10000.00 people have now died in italy last spain has reported its highest number of deaths in a single day pushing the total number to over 5000. mi

isolated the british cruise ship at been stuck at sea for more than a week trying to dock in the bahamas over the weekend but was refused entry on jura says running out tough new measures to combat the pandemic the country which has at least 6 cases to clear the red alerts of this band public gatherings of call them 50 people for the next 2 weeks that it catered medical centers will be set up and south africa's president has warned that the number of infections there is likely to rise there are 61 cases now in new travel restrictions for people from high risk countries and new screening measures at airports schools will be closed for at least 2 weeks. kenya has banned all travel from countries with confirmed cases of the virus president to her kenyatta says that citizens and residents will still be allowed in but only if they isolate themselves for up to 2 weeks at home or in a government facility there are now 3 confirmed cases in kenya in other days an explosion near the oil pipeline in nigeria has killed at least 17 people it happened in lagos where it injured more than 60 people and

. >> churchill exercises his authority as prime minister effectively to shuffle him off to the bahamashoped the duke of windsor can do very little harm. >> churchill thought in sending him a long, long way from western europe, you can stay out of trouble. >> with edward and wallace over 4,000 miles away, king george and queen elizabeth can focus on boosting national confidence and driving the war effort. >> they traveled something like 50,000 miles in the course of the war around the united king do that visiting troops, visiting hospitals, visiting factories. they are everywhere. >> she is as effective war time queen. she is sympathetic, she is there meeting the people. it is said that hitler calls elizabeth the most dangerous woman in europe. he fears her massive affect on public morale. >> long live the cause of freedom. god save the king. >> after six long years of war, hitler is defeated. when victory in europe is declared, the royal family and winston churchill appear on the palace balcony to celebrate with the crowds. >> my grandfather's admiration and respect for the crown doing

many of the teams in california, they were the ones that reached 3.5 million meals in bahamas and 80,000ys for 14 islands. this is what we do. we adapt. when there is not an answer, the teams adapt to the situations. i want to go to obviously watch what they are doing and show support and keep learning. because for us this is learning. what i'm amazed is that in this day and age right now we don't have a plan. people, private businesses, they should have a plan created by somebody that everybody agrees. i don't know if it is w.h.o., it should be the cdc, it should be united nations, but if you have a quarantined hotel, a cruise ship should be a plan that everybody knows what to do. we can cannot be reinventing the wheel every time. so i'm a little bit surprised it was not a proper plan in place. so everybody very quickly can agree how to provide aid. >> i hear your frustration on the lack of protocol. you're not the only one who voiced that. and number two, i'm wondered not just about the cruise ship members there are children not going to school and children not having lunches and elder

wednesday a fun fly south of st florida other to cuba and also into the northern sections of the bahamas so a warm day in the house side but a wet one with their. sunday severe thunderstorms could be developing through the south in the southeast of the united states up into the northeast as well as some phony conditions and this is proof of that in new york but this is where the severe storms like it developed choose day because it has until nato along coastal areas that are gale warnings all the way up into the northeast and out tools the west we have got more rain and snow so that a winter weather advisories posted some a story on wednesday but at least by wednesday that storm system pushing off the coast but to dump in d.c. and cool at just 12. film of struggles full of pleasure. when police look at it at him what is the. lot of the good in this whole thing with it until it on principle but i mean the attitude of what if an intimate look at life in cuba is working moms are a little bit like us having a cable but but the comment that made a year of my cuba. on al-jazeera. join me steve

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china comes into the country like the bahamas, and tried to set up hotels. they didn't spark an outbreak there. we don't have any definitive proof or linkage yet, or perhaps it exists, perhaps a dozen. that doesn't explain the number of chinese people who come and go in that part of the country. >> exactly, that is the point. the media, since the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic, have gotten a collective case of amnesia about these chinese workers and it northern italy. you have to ask the questions, who, what, when, why, and how. the lunar new year celebration from january 24th, preceded by about three weeks the outbreak of the first known cases of coronavirus in northern italy. and, apparently, these workers were coming back after going home, this is a traditional holiday in china, and many workers do go home and they were going to the province where, of course, the outbreak occurred. >> we should say, the first two cases in italy they believe were in rome. they were people traveling to rome that were chinese people coming to rome. the media has writte

this is off of tiger beach in the bahamas. he is from florida, he said he has been traveling to tiger beach since 1998 for conservation work. can we not touch the animals? >> florida man. this is what we do down there. doesn't the shark look happy? >> how would we know? >> how would we know what? if he was happy? >> yeah. >> he would probably bite him. >> he's thinking about it. >> the teeth. don't you see the teeth? >> yes. >> was he asking to be flossed at the same time? >> maybe that's what it was. >> yeah. got a little baby fish in my back tooth. >> we don't know if these animals want to be pet by us. >> he did look happy. don't steal the joy. >> looked like a happy ending. leave it at that. >> all right. 6:17 this morning. here's west wind at the golden gate bridge, look at the marine layer. clouds are developing. you can tell today will be different. partly cloudy, no more record high temperatures after three consecutive days. our coolest highs are this weekend. our chances of rain increasing. high temperatures today, 74

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republic and a similar story really on thursday wanted to shout just here and there but mostly on the bahamas which is that 28 in one woman up in the northeast of the united states the weather is developing it's going to be the central plains in the next couple of days that in the meantime enjoy those warm sunny skies in the northeast but this is what is happening through wednesday we've got this real arrah of low pressure developing this frontal system really bringing some rather heavy amounts of rain look at the time which is 15 celsius in d.c. on wednesday by thursday it jumps up to 24 the rain pushes in very widespread across the central plains i guess what a cool down to follow was snow in denver. join the global conversation. people get expand their brains maybe have a different view there is a dialogue that women in cambodia are in fact telling their here we don't know how much they're getting paid for it it's hard to track it's hard to treat everyone has a voice tell us what you think and your conversation could be a lot right here. we need to step away from gaming people are not nece

my next quest is jose andres, his team served 3 million meals in the bahamas.ey ended up feeding people on the "diamond princess," explain how a chef who has restaurants all around america and around the world ends up feeding everybody on the "diamond princess," the idea you're being called in in the midst of an outbreak is extraordinary. >> we have to go back to haiti. >> where you got interested in the idea of disaster relief. >> there we began feeding in many places where color became a big problem and we began learning how to handle those kind of places where color was an issue, and in the way of feeling we were making sure that everybody will be safe. >> so how is the food being prepared on the "diamond prin kwe princess"? >> if you are in a place, a hotel, a cruise ship, where everybody may be under infected, logical to say that you want to make sure in this case food is prepared outside. >> right. people who were injected should not be cool food and giving it to people who may not be infected. >> princess cruise line they call us, the government of japan

his brain has gone off and retired to the bahamas, and they have a cardboard cutout of bernie sandersrom 1977 running for president. that is the ultimate identity politics -- there is no identity. identity has flown, and the dead husk is all that's left. >> tucker: [laughs] so deep and true. i will think about that before i go to bed tonight. mark steyn, thank you. great to see you tonight. >> thanks a lot, tucker. >> tucker: so here's the interesting thing. ideologically, elizabeth warren is the democrat closest to bernie sanders in the race. she got out to dave, but so far, she has not endorsed sanders, and it seems, given how much she appears to despise him, she never will. if more and stays neutral or endorses joe biden, it will only add to the belief of sanders supporters that their candidate was sabotaged by democratic elites. and by the way, they have reason to feel that way. justin horowitz is a sanders supporter and joins us tonight. thanks for coming on. i will put it as bluntly as i can: do you think we are watching the election being stolen from bernie sanders? >> i don't