i mean, coming to coming back to the bahamas. like what obligations do you think the bahamas has to continue trying to reduce its own emissions even though they are negligible? particularly given that obviously 50 percent of the g d. p is coming from a sector like tourism, which also is the heavy contributes. it's quite the taking steps to eliminate to reduce our comments which vince, even though is negligible. we are holding 2 tvs coupling vehicles processing to ease out of costs. it is not inexpensive exercise. and with our in our resources, we are doing the best to move to it. and so we've just entered into a new energy form in new energy and do very introducing create a clean energy for generate this n t that mix of sodas, particularly off on the items those up happening as well. and we'll go on to doing that. the of committees in our last of the best, the categories, nbc, that be, will by 30, by 2030, reduce emissions by 30 percent. and we're on our way to achieving that goal. we have a great hit on a mission registry to be

i mean, coming to coming back to the bahamas, like i what applications do you think the bahamas has to continue trying to reduce its own emissions even though they are negligible? particularly given that obviously 50 percent of the g d. p is coming from a sector like tourism, which also is a heavy contributes. it's kind of the taking steps to eliminate to reduce comments which vince, even though is negligible. we are hoping to to use government vehicles transitioning to ease of cost. it is not an inexpensive exercise, and with our in our resources, we are doing our best to move to it. and so we have just entered into a new energy form in new editing. you very introducing kinda clean energy for generators. 70 with a mix of soda, particularly off on the islands. those up happening as well. well, and i'll be doing that and the of committees in our last those domestic categories, nbc, that be will by 30, by 2030, produce our misses by 30 percent. and we have, we have on our way to achieve that goal, we have created a new mission registry to be able to track and to, and hoping to, to have i

dealt with the prime minister of the bahamas about the dangers of climate change since i'll be back up until the day the he's the head of a country that knows on great. this has been notified by china for almost 75 years. the july lama. what time is he for his country to best business? china? september 27, d w. well, believe is a here in new york to meet for the united nations general assembly and for climate we to bomb is this one is the country's most impacted by climate change. i'm meeting with prime minister philip davis, who's going to talk to me about how the islanders and the taxes, who's to blame on, who should buy the call. thank you so much for joining me. it's a pleasure being here with you. i was wondering if we could stop by just maybe you can tell us a little bit about the kinds of impacts that you are seeing and the bahamas as a result of the rising sea levels and climate changes, i think to put it on a distinctive, if you have to understand it, you obviously, of the bahamas, me what i call an ocean state, instead of 100000 square miles of a stage on through water. and a

do you have any concerns concerning the us is also a big neighbor of the bahamas. the concern about the election. so as i feel like some results, i guess, i think might be a from the i have said i, i am, i will accept the of the american people. i think the american people associates the issues of climate change. and if, if that is what the wish i would subdivide that was. so we're talking about obviously a former president. trump is, is made preston again. then you know, the potential to pull out of the, the parts agreement and other climate quotes that resurrection. and well, again, you know, of somebody for the american people, if they vote for him and that's what he decides to do it again, i bye bye that this would be as a country and others who would still be there would have just, you know, pablo and kind of ask you to be prepared to do, i mean, coming to coming back to the bahamas. like what obligations do you think the bahamas has to continue trying to reduce its own emissions even though they are negligible? particularly given that obviously 50 percent of

do you have any concerns concerning the us is also a big neighbor of the bahamas. a lot of concern about the election. so as i feel like some results, i guess, i think might be a from the i have said i, i a, i will accept the of the american people. i think the american people associates the issues of climate change. and if, if that is what the wish i would subdivide, there was. so we're talking about obviously a former president. trump is, is made preston again. then you know, the potential to pull out of the, the purse agreement and other climate quotes that resurrection. and well, again, you know that somebody for the american people, if they vote for him and that's what he decides to do it again, i abide by that this would be as a country and others who would still be there would have just, you know, pablo and kind of ask you to be prepared to do, i mean, coming to coming back to the homeless. like at what location do you think that the bahamas has to continue trying to reduce its own emissions even though they are negligible? particularly given that obviously

— you should have been in the bahamas today? that is correct, on the original— bahamas today? the original itinerary, - bahamas today? that is correct, on the original itinerary, we - on the original itinerary, we should have been going through iceland and norway and greenland, down the east coast of canada and the us. but since our delay, that got pretty much scrapped. 50 our delay, that got pretty much scra ed. ., our delay, that got pretty much scra ed. . ., , scrapped. so what have been the best bits and _ scrapped. so what have been the best bits and what _ scrapped. so what have been the best bits and what have - scrapped. so what have been the best bits and what have been - best bits and what have been the worst bits since the delay? the worst bits are the constant delays. we get our hopes up and then with the inspections and then with the inspections and the additional standards they have placed on this ship, the delays were quite disheartening. i started off with a bit more hair when i got here! the great part is belfast. i have had a great time here. the people have

i had six family members to take care of, and in the bahamas, no job would bring in as much money asgart paid. at these parties, he forced girls to have sex with him. the fashion designer allegedly invited his sons to the indecent parties, when they were 14 and 15 years old. the heirs, having grown up, decided that such a stormy youth inflicted psychological trauma on them for life, and also sued their father. all this, according to experts, suggests that naigard could not. this is already an indicator of a mental disorder, recently the elderly teenager has completely gone into pseudoscientific conspiracy theories. i took my old skin cells, took a female cycle, inserted my dna there and grew it in a test tube, got my stem cells. i am the only guy on earth who. has his own stem cells, check how this cocktail of eternal youth works, at naigard there will be a chance only in a few years, the court sentenced him to 11 years in prison, taking into account the time already spent in prison, he has a little less than seven left to serve. the law says that we cannot add up the terms for each

. >> reporter: co-workers even living in a $35 million bahamas penthouse. but then came the crash when crypto prices plummeted in 2022 and a leaked document spooked investors, dragging ftx and alameda into bankruptcy. >> it does appear they are filing chapter 11. >> reporter: bankman-fried was found guilty of filtering money from investors and using it to plug holes at ftx and alameda. >> there are things i would give anything to do over again. >> reporter: after bankman-fried was dramatically arrested and extradited from the bahamas, ellison flipped on her boyfriend. the federal probation department recommended no jail time but rather supervised release. but the judge said there would be no get-out-of-jail free card. you think some prison time would be appropriate regardless of her cooperation. >> her role in the crime was so significant that she likely could have stopped it at any time, and also just the size of the fraud, the scale matters in a white collar crime like this. and because the scale was just off the charts as a result, it appears the judge d

i had six family members to take care of, no job in the bahamas would bring in as much money as naygartparties, he forced girls to have sex with him. the designer allegedly invited his sons to the indecent parties, they were 14 and 15 years old at the time. the heirs, having grown up, decided that such a stormy youth had caused them psychological trauma. inserted my dna there and grew it in a test tube, received my stem cells. i am the only one a guy on earth who has his own stem cells. nygard will have a chance to test how this cocktail of eternal youth works only in a few years. the court sentenced him to eleven years in prison, taking into account the time he has already spent in prison, he has just under seven left to serve. the law says that we cannot add up the terms for each act of violence, we could, but the law says that it would be unfair, because we have to... look at the bigger picture, what the total term will be, how it will affect the defendant. by the way, lawyers expect that in 2 years nygard will be able to count on a pardon due to health reasons. there is a rumor that

i'm kind of a i'm an expert told to the prime minister of the bahamas about the dangers of climate change. and i'll be back up until the day the she's the head of a country that knows how to best has been notified by china for almost 75 years. the july lama with time. se for his country to this business. china september 27th on d. w. well, i believe is a here in new york to meet for the united nations general assembly and for climate we to bomb as this one is the country's most.

and the police protection which has been stepped up since april, already since the bahamas and invaded israel. and since then it has been stepped up here to protect is really institutions that has worked out because what i'm folded here was that police guards who were outside in this area where you have to console general as well as the nazi documentation center. have noticed this man and his gun man with his old style rifle at fullerton, and then he apparently opened file and police, which police then responded to and ultimately killed him. and so when is the central message here, relief that not more has happened. and also the message to jeremy will not tolerate any anti semitic attacks. and if that is the notion of the motive here behind this attack, which still has to be seen, the motive of the government is still examined. kitchen list stuff on the bottom home of that reporting from munich. thank you. thanks. i as for us as president the call i was named you said down yay. as his choice for a prime minister some 2 months after my close decision to coal snap reelections results are

for also on youtube or the dw news channel coming up next, we talked with the prime minister of the bahamas about the dangers of climate change forensic peers, invalid, thanks for watching. the name is the calls back said wow, thank you so much for joining in. welcome to don't hold bad. a lot of people do that. it's all about saying it's loud and mess with it being nosy bay, like get everyone talking to me. check out the award winning called call. don't call back. well, leave us a here in new york to meet for the united nations general assembly and for climate we to bomb is, is one of the country's most impacted by climate change. i'm meeting with prime minister philip davis, who's going to.

last month, the bahamas governmentlso worked out a $600 million deal to transform grand bahama shipyarde world's largest cruise ship repair facility. i want to be there right now. look at that picture. >> it's super pretty, i know, but look, we're here in the bay area, so you know it's true. i mean, we don't have it so bad. steve paulson, especially when, you know, it's get getting real hot inland. many people flock to our coast. >> today would be a good day. i mean, yesterday the coast and the city were warm to hot. but today there's a lot of fog. we'll start in the tropics, though. why the eastern and western pacific? shh. very quiet. there's nothing going on. nothing in the atlantic either. today this was supposed to be an off the charts season. and it has been anything but so far, just amazing. but quiet tropics yet. look up in the gulf of alaska. you start to see these systems get a little more moisture, be a little deeper. so i think something to watch as we head towards next wednesday. next wednesday, maybe something brewing. until then, though, it's all about some fog on the coa

yes, we're not the bahamas, or saysheila, or bora bora, but the same mauritius 100 times better, i'mout the canaries, you understand me so well, by the way, i'm also performing today, very nice, do you really... do i look like a woman who would wear a fake? no, no, what are you saying, it's just like it's a little scratched, the light is falling like that, paul, i'm here, someone was dragged here, yes, it looks like, don't puff, you're distracting the dog, i 'll sue you anyway, shut up, the investigation will deal with this, what other investigation, you 'll like it. yes, we have a full house today, that's it, there won't be any more people, we can start, vanya, so, where's vanya? ok, so who wants to perform with me today? can i, i dream so much about show business, please, come on, it's high time we performed, i don't understand who our opening act is, well, let 's go, open up, let's perform, it's still a long time, it's almost here, it's still a long time, it's almost here, well, why did he lie down, maybe he sensed something, hey, what are you doing, putting on the handbrake, trac

infamous fyre festival in 2017, when thousands of festival goers found them severs stranded in the bahamasfestival. >> due to overcapacity on the island, we need to cancel the flights to ensure the safety of our guests. >> reporter: and just like those fiascos, which led to anger from participants and the whole world laughing, the "bridgerton" ball attendees, not so tickled. >> you all scammed these people. these people flew in for this event and spent hundreds of dollars on tickets, dresses, hotels, rental cars, airbnb, and they why ripped off. >> reporter: looks like lady whistle down will have a lot to write about. yours truly, lady vossoughian. >> that food looked good compared to the fyre festival. but yeah. en much better. have a great thursday. ve a grea. member. the games against the giants was 50,000 people. i wanted toem

first fire festival promise luxury villas, gourmet food, big name performers and paradise in the bahamas said people were met with those half-built tents, those awesome cheese sandwiches and no concert what did they see? fool me once. shame on you. fool me twice. let me that you can't fool me the third time is the point, but that she's sandwich apparently that's what you said. >> you make your kid it. mine looks better than that, but i do have a cheese sandwich, lover and i make that every day. >> and it looks way better than that. well, you may want to we make some for us here at cnn new central, so we can try and compare it to the fire festival well, sandwich, i will i'm going to make a dead ringer for that. look forward to you know,

the galaxy leader is one of their major trophies, a ship sailing under the flag of the bahamas, owned by his really business man. since the who is he's hijacked, the galaxy leader. it's been anchored off the many coast near us. the leaf, who sees, are especially keen to show off their prize to a western t, the crew. their shouts of god is great and death to america, dest, to israel, a curse upon the jews and victory to his home. they also say they're waiting for what they call the battle for jerusalem. i don't feel safe here on the deck of this seas ship. but actions like this have made the who's he's popular in some quarters, in the era of world and beyond. they're able to present themselves as fighting for the downtrodden oh no, i'm going to get ahold of our fighters have made you how many is proud. they're blocked all over the us israel in germany and britain. i mean, the fact that the who sees managed to attack so many ships is thanks to its military partner. iran, it sense the group chord and it's missile components and drones. they have received a mentorship in a way that allowe

some funding from the seasonal range the moment big child seemed locked in cuba sketches around the bahamas and still in southern mexico, particularly the pacific coast. it looks quite wet for the us and canada still nice and warm. that helps to generate some big shells in here. they are running into missouri. that's not a big surprise, but maybe it's a surprise is the coldest of the uh, in colorado, the since its inception, in 1961. the quite fun has been supporting people's livelihoods. and over 100 countries, by funding projects in an array of sectors ranging from infrastructure to health and education. these initiatives ultimately helped eradicate poverty and promote sustainable development the the hello until mccrae. this is the news on line from coming up in the next 60 minutes . more intense exchanges across the board of 5 between israel forces and his belong to you in balloons. the violence could lead to a devastating regional conflicts. the death toll and these ready attack on living owns capital has more than doubled. at least 31 people are confirmed, killed, including senior has

history of how much of that with, i mean, not to negotiations about context between the leadership, bahamas and some. is there any need those until? i mean, i mean it's, it's, it's very complicated as a, as a history and especially on the international level, during the history of a, how massive, specially in the last 20 years. there were complex on the international level, on the, with the europeans, for example, doing 20052007 with the americans doing the obama proceed on see how may i also sent a lot of the letters to deal with that my being is ration in order to find a way to overcome or to pass through the seed of the siege of gaza. so i think they have an experience and we see also in these here, new along these here we see that they have experience and not with the western powers, but with other powers. russia and china, especially a and the regional powers and took in into then caught that. i mean, i think that's a how miles has a not only the ability, but also the experience on the international level to deal with. the problem is to the inside the police thing enable uh, is there a

thank you to both of you i guess something the bahamas and emily touched on their knees, rails preparations for a possible ground invasion 11 on will. so it is challenge that it could prove more difficult in the situation. even in guys that the militant group has by law has been preparing for such and offensive for years with an extensive network of tunnels backed by miss thoughts. these riley army has carried out more than 2000 strikes and 11 on since the start of the week. but it appears no closer to stopping hezbollah, firing rockets over the boulder and allowing northern israel residents to return to towns like this one that had been almost empty by mid daily attacks. now with tanks heading to the folder, it seems israel is preparing to send in ground forces to try and achieve what app, how hasn't moved from the seas. you will go in and destroy the enemies. there are. this is what will allow us to safely return the residence of the nor have to was a community to hold is really officials have made clear that that a missed a full hezbollah back across lebanon's la tony river, creating the

more than 15,000 photos were submitted —— including this striking image taken in the bahamas showingipwreck... this photo came third in the competition. it was taken early morning along vietnam's coastline ——showing a local fishing family catching anchovies well that final image was taken by rafael fernandez caballero— now officially "ocean photographer of the year". he told me more about how he had managed to capture the photo. we are doing the last part of the year. during that season it has a huge migration of sardines. so basically what we are trying to get there are the predators around the bait balls, around the balls of sardines eating and protecting from that. and the biggest you can find is a huge whale. it's so difficult. but luckily we got it. hearing that some people was getting, but i was not expecting to to get it. and you need to be out there and spend a lot of time and effort to to get that moment and meet ready also to to photograph it. so two months out of each year for several years. that's really interesting, just to get that kind of detail and get an idea of the

in the bahamas. laughter. so it's a little bit different, some would say. yeah.rritory for most of the would—be seafarers, but they've made the effort to check out the best of here and go wherever was within reach. these past four months, i've just had the time of my life. it's been fabulous. yesterday, had a great day with our send—off, and tonight, we're on the ship. they say the bonds with belfast will remain. we went to liverpool a little i while ago, and when we came back and we were in the taxil coming here and we thought, "home, we're coming home." so it's a nice feeling. it'll be sad to go, - for us to go in some ways, and in others, we're certainly happy to get on the - road, on the ship. it's been a little bit challenging to cope with, but overall i think we've all kept the faith. we all believe in this endeavour, and we're going to go forward with it. and memories are packed up for the globaljourney. one of the things i really love about belfast is the way they say my name. so, you know, in american english, we say "wade", but in belfast, they said som

so sort of all the in 1492 this evening, christopher columbus rates the bahamas, and discovers the new world for europe. the wealth of america and its fast territories. cosby envy of the europeans, especially the spaniards and the portuguese. they sought, after taking over these lands. however, there lived indigenous peoples with a high culture and their own nation, who was there to barbaric colonization of america, which went down in history under the name of con deece. that lasted for more than 100 years. in 1521 care design, cortez is kind of use with doors captured and destroyed the capital of the aztec empire. daniels practically massacring the local population. following them, francisco pizarro is gun case. the doors destroyed the inc. empire as a result of spanish aggression, the ancient maya civilization collapse, the pressing the resistance of the indians. the invaders carried out mass executions. the horrendous genocide was aggravated by the diseases that the europeans had brought to america. the number of the indigenous population decreased at 16 times from 251 and a half 10

it showed me that the the in 1492 this evening, christopher columbus rates, the bahamas and discovery, the new world for europe. the wealth of america and its fast territories. cosby envy of the europeans, especially the spaniards and the portuguese. they sought, after taking over these lands. however, there lived indigenous peoples with a high culture and their own nation who was there to barbaric colonization of america, which went down in history under the name of con, diesel. that lasted for more than 100 years. and 1521 care design. cortez is kind of due to the doors captured and destroyed the capital of the aztec empire. daniels practically massacring the local population. following them, francisco pizarro is gone. case the doors destroyed the inc. empire as a result of spanish aggression, the ancient maya civilization collapse, suppressing the resistance of the indians. the invaders carried out mass executions . the horrendous genocide was aggravated by the diseases that the europeans had brought to america. the number of the indigenous population decreased 16 times from 25 til

following countries as major drug transit or major alicia drug producing countries, afghanistan, the bahamas, believes bolivia, burma telling us think tank claims to tell. yvonne isn't able to enforce the band has can it stands drug trade is booming under taliban rule. the record so far strongly suggests that the taliban has not enforced its narcotics span. drug production and trafficking have remained at high levels or increase since the change of regime in afghanistan is a bit confusing, right? weston, countries willing to bind. they don't want to bind the taliban a band opiate him puffy, cultivation, but they called in full say, what should you believe the telephone suggests this is a full, sour grapes of i'm the image i didn't move. what is that him cut them during 2 decades of the occupied forces in afghanistan. the us did nothing but wasted out 20 years. i've kind of stem was deprived of progress as it is not a single reform was introduced in the country and instead they supported evil forces to keep the stabilizing the country. for example, they patronized isis in these 2 decades abou

so reaction for, you know, we heard from a reading, american scholar and commentators side, bahamas morality who's in at b route right now. he compared the latest is really strikes to the her wrist like terror attack. these were all residential buildings. these were all civilians. they were women and children, and in those buildings, many of them because their villages and towns are being palm, not only in this house, but in the 8th of 11 on in the back of a came to be root, to seek refuge. it is a very, i think probably i triple digits it's, it's 119911. every time that this way the regime slaughter is women and children. they say they were seeking someone. they were seeking some lead or that. and that's what they will do in the future as well. they always lie, and they will always use less than that guessing media to try to justify these horrific crimes against humanity. well, we saw it today and be with was carpet bombing. and one of the most crowded cities and neighborhoods in the whole region, it is, it is beyond belief that any human being could do this. and it is beyond belief that an

today, the 30th of september but based on the original itinerary, that was going to happen in the bahamasetty glad to be heading for the high seas. chris page there live in belfast. prince harry has made a rare public appearance in the uk, to celebrate the achievements of young people and their families dealing with serious health conditions. the duke of sussex attended the annual wellchild awards ceremony in central london, a charity of which he's patron. it isn't known whether he'll see his father, the king, or his brother, prince william, while he's here, as daniela relph reports. laughter he might be a prince, but there was no special treatment for the duke of sussex. six—year—old noah had prince harry in his sights. the trips back to the uk are just occasional now, but the prince's commitment to the wellchild charity hasn't wavered since his move to america. at the award ceremony to honour the courage of children with complex needs, prince harry called them "little legends" and praised their families. as a parent, i know a little about the emotional roller—coaster of parenting. but w

as of the bahamas may be something florida as well on the pacific coast of mexico still looks wet and then we lose the right where it's wanted in the middle of amazon here in particular, we're actually anywhere in november. so where the river that was really low, it's just hauled, they're all apartment, each other are few. and you'll notice the development down through here, this, the significant lines come up from argentina, is cooling things down the since y'all and it's produced will produce some big hailstones behind it. the sun is returned, but there is still a nice breeze. and the pacific says most though, for the past to go to come across the lower ground of southern origin, tina of the as climate change heats up, the planet, one scientist intends to take us back to the ice age to save department for us below these reintroducing animals to the cross glands above, starting with the living creatures, planning to resurrect an extinct species. to disapprove, save all wealth. witness is the most hypothesis on al, just era. the the welcome back to watching out. just a real quick remi

brand himself as someone who has achieved victories, the more his popularity is going to increase bahama to master. and we appreciate that. thank you very much. indeed for your analysis. thank you. now, if you're just joining us last week at the breaking news story we've been following here on audra 0. has of all the confirms that say to hoss on the straw that has been killed and is ready strikes in b root, we're going to look at the implications of this and the ongoing conflicts and the men least have the same time strikes have continued through saturday is really another thing, sizes targeting sites belonging to, has bought and displaced by the constant. this way, the bombing money and bailout are forced to live on the streets. has vall that has confirmed the death of its leader hoss on this while a groups confirmed? he was killed by a massive. there's really air strike on friday, several hours out of israel's military. and honestly believes it of children's charlotte and a mass of air strikes on friday and the statement has follow said it would continue to confront a israel in support

some of that rain pushing across the bahamas as well, with showers, continuing for the less and antilles. but the west has all the weather on saturday, effecting central america places like on to us and in the correct way, expecting to see some very heavy falls. and you can see will have a scattering of showers across much of mexico on saturday that you weather update the the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the book about your watching out. just a real quick remind about top stories here. it's a new report says a quarter of wounded people in the concept of sustained life, changing injuries from his radio tax. the world health organization estimates moving 22500 people in casa for client rehabilitation. now, and for us to come some of those president procedural july fire has to solve the opposition. majority economists k as the weights of the interest rates of elections to be held in november and for his government to roll out its policies for the remainder. it's to the people in a non german city that still largely on the water now facing major health issues. at least 30 have been ki

more than 15,000 photos were submitted, including this striking image taken in the bahamas showing ae competition. it was taken early morning along vietnam's coastline showing a local fishing family catching anchovies during peak season. meanwhile this beauty which came in second place shows a northern gannet, one of the largest seabirds in british waters, diving into the water to catch its prey in the shetland islands. and this spectacular image won the top prize. it captures a bryde's whale, off the pacific coast of northwest mexico, with its mouth wide open just about to take a bite out of a heart—shaped bait ball. well that final image was taken by rafael fernandez caballero — now officially "ocean photographer of the year". he told me more about how he had managed to capture the photo. we are doing the last part of the year. during that season it has a huge migration of sardines. so basically what we are trying to get there are the predators around the bait balls, around the balls of sardines eating and protecting from that. and the biggest you can find is a huge whale. it's so