from when i was, like, eight, nine, that's all i did — surf in barbados. i surfed every day.o the other sports. but the thing about it, it's pretty easy and the sensation is amazing. and the good thing is, i'm going to get you part of the action. pre—warning — i've never surfed in my life, so this is — this is going to be pretty bad, i'm just telling you now. you know what it's like? it's just like getting up, waking up, standing up. look where you're going and go for it. all right, come on, then. let's go, action. now, what you're going to do is once you're up, you're going to bend the knees. make sense? yeah. it's always interesting when you try something new for the first time. definitely one of those moments when you are outside your comfort zone. it's a lot more tiring than i thought it was going to be. after the first, like, three, suddenly you get crashed into the water and then you're like... exhales sharply. .."here we go again." and then, you get back up. brian's like, "come back, reece! "come back!" and you're like... exhales sharply. "hok!" i couldn't have asked f

so in barbados, um, on my great...e because when they gave me my family tree, it was only four generations. so it was my great—great—great—great—grandfather. it was richard. first name was richard. he was given the name harewood. so richard gave birth to bartholomew. bartholomew gave birth to, uh, i think it was henry and henry to romeo. and then romeo gave birth to me. and it's really extraordinary. and i was doing a documentary with david 0lusoga, and i spoke to the genealogist, and she gave me this family tree. and at the end of this journey of finding out my roots. i then go to harewood house and to meet the current lord harewood, david lascelles. and it was quite an extraordinary meeting, actually, because it was right after black lives matter, during black lives matter, and i had no idea how i was going to feel about it and no idea how i was going to, you know, what was going to happen. and it was an extraordinary meeting. and david is a really open, gentle man. and we actually had a really open chat. and i said

exports barbados handles the distribution one bottle currently retails for 50 $50 a cost export barbados hopes to bring down if they can overcome logistics hurdles the cost of shipping from ghani bite year that's about 60% of the costs were working on how do we drive this? >> costco direct flight, for example will help us be able to move a lot more food, a lot more medicine across the continent, a lot quicker back in ghana the center says it plans to ramp up its capsule production to 360,000 per month. >> if more investment is pumped into the program this fall comedy is coming to cnn what could go wrong i got news for you for me or saturday, september 14th at nine on cnn, sometimes jonah wrestles with falling asleep. >> so he takes z quell the world's number one sleep aid brand, and wakes up feeling like himself yet the rest to be your best with not habit forming zeke well, better days start with z equal night's white nfl players choose asleep members smart thing. i like to sleep cool and i like it warm and cozy and i really like it when we both get what we want. >> number does that have

you think of the caribbean, it's barbados, jamaica, saint kitts. # ..con la bachata. applause. wow!, i'm mixed race — jamaican father, british mother — and coming here has opened my eyes up to the spanish culture and the latin influences. but what draws most people to the caribbean are the incredible beaches and extraordinary marine life. the dominican republic boasts over i,000km of coastline, attracting some 10 million visitors in 2023 — that's more than any other caribbean destination. i'm heading north to cabarete, a seaside town that's become world —famous. i'm told a few decades ago, cabarete wasjust a small fishing village. but in recent years, it has completely transformed, and that's because this part of the coastline is in the right spot to capture the strong currents from the north in the winter and the constant trade winds from the east. this creates the perfect wave and now attracts surfers from across the world. you can find every type of water sport here, from windsurfing to paddleboarding. and right now, cabarete is hosting its annual global event, master of the ocea

everyone said maduro violated the barbados agreement and he has and this election wasn't going to beeal deal was cut in secret between the biden harris administration and nicolas maduro regime and done in secret in qatar. we know they love to mediate one sided deals administer autocrats as they've done for iran and hamas and we don't know what the biden harris administration agreed to with maduro. we don't know if they said steal the election and legitimize it and sanction it and we'll release these prisoners in the swaps and get us to an election and we don't know what's going on and problem for her and the state department has always tried to remove maria karina from the opposition and she was able to push through and win her primary by 93% and what i argue is that maria karina doesn't need to release them and outlasting them and needs to outlast the biden harris and president trump coming back to the white house and more. rachel: she's probably the bravest woman in politics today. so many parallels to what is happening in our country as well. so thanks for joining us, joe testify.

particularly barbados, my home town, so it is good to see that the conversation has gone on a step further when you start talking about restorative justice, because a lot of people justice, because a lot of people just don't want to talk about it and they don't want to engage with that. deal and does that make you kind of pause before you sign up to things deal you sign up to things like this or. no, you'rejust like, who cares? who cares? take it. i'm not. i'm not in the business of shirking away from things like that. but, you know, uh, there are a lot of people who just get uncomfortable when you talk about the legacy of slavery or you know, the things that were done, you know, and you because, you know, i rememberagain, in david's documentary, you know, we i read a piece on the slave codes. and, you know, in order to maintain slavery, the british had to write a whole new system of laws in the caribbean. and they were brutal. i mean, absolutely brutal. and you read about some of the some of the things that were done to these slaves. it's quite mind blowing, really, the brutality that tha

he does not like that kind of society he'd seen in barbados. he didn't like that total slavery. and it's one of the stories that comes through in this book when you're thinking about the mental maps, is that the founders changed their minds about slavery in washington. ben franklin, thomas jefferson all grew up in an 18th century where slavery was part of life. so did hamilton and madison and taken for they turned against it in different ways in washington, most effectively in the last year of his life, his the makes he he he virginia legislatures passed some laws making it easier to free slaves and he writes a will himself personally hand writes it out to free slaves after his death. he's conscious there i think as he was as president, that he was setting precedents for a republic that might exist for quite a long time. he hoped, and as president, he does, among other things, retires and relinquish his power to become a private citizen, as he had done as a general. now he's going to free his slaves. he was sending a signal, which unfortunately was not followed everywhere. but t

i am mixed caribbean, it is barbados, jamaica. iam mixed race caribbean, it is barbados, jamaica.s of coastline, attracting some 10 million visitors in 2023. that is more than any other caribbean destination. i am more than any other caribbean destination. iam heading north more than any other caribbean destination. i am heading north to a seaside town that has become world famous. i am told a few decades ago, the small fishing village, it has completely transformed, and that is because this part of the coastline is in the right spot to capture the strong currents from the north in the winter and the constant trade winds from the east. this creates the perfect wave, and now, attract surfers from across the world. you can find every type of water sport here, from windsurfing to paddleboarding. and right now, cabarete is hosting its annual global event, master of the ocean, and i'm meeting the current champion, brian talma. brian! it's de action man. de action man! how you doing, man? yes, brother. respect, respect. 0h, dude, respect. so, you're going for back—to—back titles this ye

the barbados agreements. so now the united states will need to decide what is he going to do with general sanctions. but then you have individual sanctions its sanctions to those individuals who committed the fraud. individuals who are committing today as we speak hi relations of human rights. i believe that those individuals should be sanctioned by the u.s by the eu and make it clear that there is no impunity to the crime, say are committing at the eyes of the world and the venezuelan people little paula, when you look at your country over these last this last decade, it must be heartbreaking because venezuela was the richest country in latin america i remember in the 70s and 80s, you know, people from all over latin america used to go to venezuela to work, to get good jobs. >> and now you have 7.5 million people or something like that have fled venezuela it's been more than have fled syria. is it now a failed state? what is going on inside the country well, venezuela has experienced one of the most incredib

the barbados parliament is one of the oldest parliaments in the world., and the people of barbados still used to go to mine. >> our next host of gb news, jacob rees—mogg , coming off his jacob rees—mogg, coming off his state of the nation all the way tonight from god's own county. he made me say that of somerset. jacob, can i ask what's on your show before i ask, what's your show before i ask, what's your show tonight? jacob is your library racist ? my library show tonight? jacob is your library racist? my library is definitely not racist. >> and we did go and speak to some people in the great city of wales and asked them if they thought buildings were racist, and i'm afraid they thought it was a lot of old baloney. so we're going to be talking about that. we're going to be leading on the government saying that working from home is all great and presenteeism is a bad thing. so if you turn up to work, that's probably not popular with sir keir starmer and his troops. it's the idleness. the new idleness of new labour that we will be talking about. to start

he and his brother lawrence went to barbados. the only time washington left the 13 colonies left because lawrence wasn't feeling well, thought that the sea air and the caribbean climate would be good for him. ironically, in this process, washington in bridgetown, barbados succumbs to smallpox, he reports in a diary that he kept as being strongly attacked with the smallpox. and then he doesn't write in his diary for for a month. so it must have been a serious case. and the disease scarred and pitted washington's skin. we know he was sensitive about his appearance. he didn't really like sitting for portraits, the portraits that he did like were keen to put their subjects in the best possible light. so, you know, we don't really know what smallpox did to washington's face. there's a portrait of of of washington behind me, where he's got smooth skin. the one painting that exists where he's got anything but a baby face is this one. you can see this in alexandria at the masonic national memorial there in alexandria. and you can't see i

october, the maduro government and the opposition for mediation of the usa concluded the so-called barbadosccording to it, part of the sanctions were lifted from venezuela, in particular, on the export of oil to the united states. instead, maduro pledged to hold democratic elections. sanctions were indeed lifted, but later the president of vnsl began to play tricks. on the one hand, with the help of administrative resources, he prevented the leader of the opposition coalition one platform, maría corina machado, from running in the elections. and corina joris, and also tried to mobilize his own electorate with the help of ura-patriotism, stating claims to the territory of neighboring guyana. such actions almost led to an open armed conflict between the two countries. many democratic countries in latin america expressed doubts about the fairness and transparency of the elections and called on the venezuelan authorities to provide written confirmation of the results of the vote count. what did maduro not do? it is not surprising that the election results were immediately recognized by maduro's

so the wind woods, barbados pushing down towards the 20 that could see increasing cloud and bright just coming in as we go through the next couple. i see this the wet season and no great surprises here. scattering the showers to for jamaica and also central america. the vicious artistry adventure short documentary, spry african field makers from the name kenya. and i'll jr. you, me, alan, minium village throttle queens. let's go ahead and the canes africa direct on. i'll just sierra the the, [000:00:00;00] the kind of welcome back to watching out. is there a reminder about her stories this hour and is really siege on jeanine and the occupied westbank is for food, water, and electricity to palestinians. a markets was also bumped down and at least 24 people have been killed as the military assault and says it's 5th day. and in gaza . instance assaulted guessing that fast food heroes ok seems ahead of time. rolling out children on sunday is role is meant to hold localized pools in financing. 9 hours at the time is that to you and the immunization campaign can take place. now many people ar

in 2021, barbados became the world's newest republic. when it removed the british mono, because it's head of states and inaugurated the president sondra mason, jamaica is considering doing the same and debates in constitutional reform believes the bahamas grenada, and to go about buddha, as well as in kits and nevis. i've also signaled that they intend to break colonial ties, but they haven't said web mail posts and is a full mouth, basset of trinidad and tobago to the united states. and he says the process of the colonized nation as ignited broad of discussions about the relevance of remaining in the coming well. or if there's an opportunity to, to, to remove the shadows under remnants of clean your lives up to symbols. and so i'm going to assist the idea on a g or system of governance in some instances or system of education. for example. i think it's very difficult to do couple of diego postcolonial development. that has to be in many countries, seeds has an opportunity opportunity, not necessarily to the night us meet that knowledge,

all i wanted to shout was around the eastern olives barbados. true that you can catch a shower. would say, i notice a good rash, the showers, the across the good parts of a central america. i think what, what just whether will be coming in across nicaragua. and also the costa rica, the african stories of resilience and courage. i gave him the where the tradition and dedication to the stuff that was going to go to short documentary style applicants to make it on the white 9 and the book to make it african direct on. i'll just see it of the the several venue and you're watching alpha 0 reminder of our headlines this hour is really tanks and bulldozers are advancing. closer to the central guys as largest city deal opposite hospital in there as well as is overcrowded with casualties. authors, really artillery and drone attacks, at least 50000000 people have been killed across the strip on saturday. thousands of anti government protesters and israel have rallied against benjamin netanyahu, whose government they're calling on the administration to reach a ceasefire deal and secure the

st lucia is an island nation, located northeast of the island of saint vincent, northwest of barbadosles. chris chavez is the founder of city—us mag, a track and field magazine, and he gave his reaction tojulien alfred's achievement. it's the first medal of any colour. and for such a small country, like you said, 180,000—ish people, and now they get to lay claim to the fastest woman in the world. and it's interesting, because she wasn't tipped as being the favourite, but as events played out in the last few days, she clearly emerged as somebody that could be a dark horse. yeah, certainly. julien alfred, maybe odds—wise, wasn't the favourite. a lot of people looking at sha'carri richardson as the reigning world champion, as the potential medal favourite here. and then it was a little bit chaotic. the likes of shelly—ann fraser—pryce not running in the final. it hasn't been all that strong of a year for the jamaican sprints. so someone likejulien alfred isn't a total shock to fans of athletics, because she is a ncaa champion in both the 100m and the 200m at texas last year, and she was

cuckoo and flying fish. >> so flying fish is a type of fish that, comes from barbados.sh, if i'm not mistaken. yeah. we've got so many different dishes here. we've got so many different islands . okay. that different islands. okay. that one. so that's plant in on the side, it was rice and peas and it was over . side, it was rice and peas and it was over. probably jerk chicken or jerk pork. that one was nice. >> look at the colours, >> look at the colours, >> that's definitely jerk chicken . that one there. chicken. that one there. >> i just told you off air. i went to scotland in the week, and i was so hungry. i went on a delivery service and i got jerk chicken, which of course is the 06 chicken, which of course is the 0g caribbean. yes and to be og caribbean. yes and to be honest, i've never really had it before. but this is so nice. >> what did you think? was it was it too spicy for you or do you like spicy food? how did you find it? >> well, let me tell you this. if i get an indian takeaway, i'll get a korma. so that tells you about. >> okay. you like it? >> okay. yo

let's cross live and speak to terry finisterre who is fourth editor for the saint lucia times barbadost lucia, an olympic gold medal. film. amazing feeling for st lucia, an olympic gold medal. oh, yes, absolutely _ an olympic gold medal. oh, yes, absolutely wonderful _ an olympic gold medal. oh, yes, absolutely wonderful and - absolutely wonderful and something obviously that she has been building up to over the last_ has been building up to over the last two or three years but for her— the last two or three years but for her to— the last two or three years but for her to arrive on the big stage _ for her to arrive on the big stage and get notjust a medal but the — stage and get notjust a medal but the gold medal of course, a victory— but the gold medal of course, a victory ceremony happening right— victory ceremony happening right now, absolutely splendid. we are — right now, absolutely splendid. we are all over the moon and i don't _ we are all over the moon and i don't think— we are all over the moon and i don't think she said she has only— don't think she said she has only slept two

st lucia is an island nation located northeast of the island of saint vincent, northwest of barbados founder of city—us mag, a track and field magazine, and he gave his reaction tojulien alfred's achievement. it's the first medal of any colour, for such a small country, like you say, 180,000 people, and now they get to lay claim to the fastest woman in the world. and get to lay claim to the fastest woman in the world.- woman in the world. and is interesting, _ woman in the world. and is interesting, because - woman in the world. and is interesting, because she i woman in the world. and is i interesting, because she was woman in the world. and is - interesting, because she was not tipped as being the favourite, but as events played out the last few days, she clearly emerged as a buddy that could be a dark horse? certainly. julien alfred, may be odds wise, was not the favourite. a lot of people looking at sha'carri richardson as the reigning world champion as the potential medal favourite here it was a bit chaotic. the likes of shelly—ann fraser—pryce not running in the final. has not

it's going to throw rain to these islands here, including barbados. but i want to take this a few days ahead on wednesday because it looks like this is going to develop into a hurricane. around puerto rico, potentially a category one hurricane. but again, that's the forecast on wednesday. so check back with us back to the hearing now today, it's still hot in florida. 33 degrees still flooded alerts in play for parts of the carolinas. the closer we are to the coast and it is beginning to dry out for the us northeast after rounds of rain, there is still some showers for the lower great lakes and tobacco province in canada. so montreal getting straight with a few showers today on monday. it's hot in northern california, yellow, nov, 27 degrees. it's almost 10 above where you should be at this point in the year. and still a few air quality issues persist in for the pacific northwest that has to do with a wildfire burning in california, still, or monsoon downpours for the us southwest. so get ready for that today on monday and to the top end of south ameri

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i was able to was the way manada, so i think anywhere from around barbados down to trinidad you can catch a shout to us. we go on through the next couple of days. i suspect for the lead was this looking while she try and find scott's ring. a shell is across the central america some big one. certainly a possibility up to a southern parts of mexico. so one or 2 heavy down pulls the coming into northern past would be a good time on the, in the still in the sink, them documenting 2 decades in one of the most in baffled coolness of the globe child of afghanistan, 20 years of war follows me from boyhood to manhood, a life that has no no peace shaped by hardship, resilience and adventure. the unique zoom, the cap just the complex in a way it has never been seen before. witness on al jazeera viewing the facts. people with disabilities in gone are the most vulnerable groups in israel, relentless or asking questions, you know, the number right now. what is the issue, the reporting from the actual best feelings. and you can also can have the worst out as it was, teens across the world. within the lo

you can see some of the rain now showing up in places like barbados and saint lucia, beautiful part of the world. by the way, if you had the good fortune of going there, this is the problem is this system. it looks like it's going to be steered by a high pressure system. you can see it's coming close to the u.s.. but right now doesn't look like it's going to be any kind of direct impact. having said that because it has the potential they want to keep an eye on it. now, if this does become the next hurricane, we are down to eat and it would be ernesto. so this is just one to watch. and what's happening is the hurricane hunters will be flying out 4 times today. this is one of their flight plans. they've got they'll go into the eye of the storm. they go around it through it and dropped drops, onsen taking readings and then they're able to kind of get more accurate information as to how it is developing says really interesting every check out their website. it's hurricane hunters are with and then also our air force reserve. the kind of come together to give us all the good information. so

they don't have the warnings up, but they're already getting some of that rain in saint lucia and barbadosght now, it looks like it stays more on the track to go to go towards bermuda. there's a little high pressure that's kind of steering it. so this will be the here we go. we're down to ernesto now. that would be the 5th named storm of the season so far. and again, this was just named literally within the last hour or so. the hurricane hunters are planning for flights today where they will go. and this is one of the flight patterns. they actually go around the storm through the storm. they do drops on twitch, take some measurements that they're able to get more accurate data back and we can actually watch it here as it comes in, which is kind of neat. one of the things my weather computer does that i love so much being it back to the bay. you know, we'll keep an eye on that, of course, will bring back to the they were having a really nice day out there today. we're running a little bit cool. we certainly started with some marine layer, but you can see the golden gate bridge now no longer

in 2021, barbados became the world's new s republic. when it removed the british monic as its head of states and in no great, it's the president songs where mason jamaica was considering doing the same thing and debating all set constitutional reform release of a homeless coordinator and t green. bob viewed as well as some kids nervous. i've also signaled that they intend to break break colonial ties, but they haven't said exactly when we spoke to neil pawsman, who's a former i'm bassett, of trinidad and tobago. tiff united states. and he says, the whole process of the colonized nation as also ignited brought a discussions around the relevance of remaining in the commonwealth. if there's an opportunity to, to remove the shadows, any remnants of putting your lives up to symbols. and somebody says, yeah, the on a g or system of government and some instances or system of education for example. i think it's very difficult to the couple of the ideal post colonial development that has to be in many countries. seeds has an opportunity opportun

it's going to throw rain to these islands here, including barbados. but i want to take this a few days a head on wednesday because it looks like this is going to develop into a hurricane. around puerto rico, potentially a category one hurricane. but again, that's the forecast on wednesday. so check back with us back to the here and now today it's still hot in florida. 33 degrees still for the alerts in play for parts of the carolinas. the closer you are to the coast and it is beginning to dry out for the us northeast after rounds of rain, there's still some showers for the lower great lakes and the back profits in canada . so montreal getting straight with a few showers today on monday. it's hot in northern california, yellow, nov, 27 degrees. it's almost 10 above where you should be at this point in the year. and still a few air quality issues persist in for the pacific northwest that has to do with the wildfire burning in california. still, or monsoon downpours for the us southwest. so get ready for that today. on monday and to the top end of south

. >> i spent the first early years of my life on the almond of barbados.this funk that was necessary to challenge all of these age-old traditions. i was never afraid of anything. first of all, you have to recognize them doing something that has never been done before. never since the inception of the republic have you had a woman seriously running for the president. it's not symbolism or tokenism. we say to the american people that mrs. chisholm can also be considered for the presidency of this country. >> she came and she spoke and she said she was running for president. she talked about reproductive health care for women. several of us young women with shirley. i felt like, this woman, this white, male dominated congress. >> i stand before you today as a candidate for the democratic nomination for the presidency of the united states of america. [applause] i am black and proud. [applause] i am not the candidate of the women's movement of this country, although i am a woman and i'm equally proud of that. [applause] i am the candidate of the people of ameri

in 2021. barbados became the world's newest republic when it removes the british model because it's head of state and in over 80 to president sondra mason. jamaica is considering doing the same and debating constitutional reform, believes the bahamas, grenada, antique and pop buddha, as well as in kits. and that was also signal the intent to break colonial ties. but they haven't said when. so let's explore this further. we can speak now to neil person who's a former ambassador of trinidad and tobago to the united states. he joins us from louisville, kentucky. so 1st of a male person, this is a full part of abroad. i move into the time as rights is meant at to eliminate those elements symbolizing european colonization. indeed, i think uh if there's an opportunity to, to, to remove the shadow, wasn't the remnants of colonialism symbols. and so i'm in such as the ideology or system of governance in some instances, or system of education. for example. i think it's very difficult to the couple of diego post colonial development because that does to leave here in many countries. see it has an

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were either taken at his home in barbados or on a cruise that he was on, and that's just one picture.ere he's in the pool and oh, there he is . look. and i must say, he is. look. and i must say, he's 83. >> but it's incredible. >> but it's incredible. >> there's so many of them. yes, they've they've got so much stamina from that era. >> and he's never touched hair dye in his life. >> i just think well no. >> i just think well no. >> oh come on. oh you >> he does love a shower. he loves you. can't. you can't wait to get in the shower. >> i've never tried to put my dog in the shower. >> mine won't go near the shower. she she thinks it's like the. oh, he has got a picture. yeah, he has got an eye of the dog in the bath . dog in the bath. >> i had to convince my two year old to go into the shower. he didn't want to go in. and then when he did, he absolutely loved it. yeah. and they're so cute when they're in the shower. oh, my goodness. >> like, i won't get my dog anywhere near the shower . that's anywhere near the shower. that's anywhere near the shower. that's a torture chamber. >> it's

monday is set to be as hot as barbados, 31. but we've got a big storm. have the we have the a big storm. no, we have the remains of debby itself. this is storm debby unlikely to reach britain, according to the daily mail. so there you have it. >> all right. nearly through you. >> what you think there , yeah. >> what you think there, yeah. so apparently we're going to get the best part of the storm, which is, of course, the hot weather coming from the caribbean. but we're not going to get the bad weather. >> oh, so we get another we get another day of summer and speaking for everybody, all i like it hot, but not that hot. >> no, 30. >> no, 30. >> oh it's nice. hot but it's just a little bit. two. >> one in london is quite cool isn't it? >> i was going to put the air con unit away, but i shall now leave it out over the weekend. >> i think you should. i think you very much. >> but then of course there is going to be cooler fresh conditions later on next week, so it won't last very long. but monday it's going to be hot, 31 degrees one day, one day we'll be f

we're getting paul coyte to tell us how he proposed to his wife in barbados.wipe the tear away now? >> it was just lovely. >> it was just lovely. >> anyway, we're not going to dwell on that because we want the sports update. >> leicester one, spurs one. spurs turned up with dominic solanke new striker. how good is this guy going to be? but he did not score. whereas jamie vardy, who's 37 years old, did score for leicester, although spurs did go one up. they were all over leicester, absolutely all over leicester, absolutely all over them. and then when leicester scored it's the momentum thing . it turned momentum thing. it turned momentum thing. it turned momentum went with leicester so it ended up one one in the end it ended up one one in the end it could have been worse. it could, it could, it could have been, it could have been worse. >> we've got to be positive. >> we've got to be positive. >> we've got to be positive. >> we have to be positive. we have to be positive. but it probably should have been a spurs win. but there you go. but newly promoted leicest