the new bordeaux.to paraguay around the 1850s. >> peter: right. >> anthony: might have been, himself, a seeker of some kind of utopian dreams. >> pedro: but they were originally from france? >> anthony: from france. yes. >> pedro: what city, do you know? >> anthony: my great-great-grandfather was from near bordeaux. so, i'm, i'm curious about this whole episode of the settlement of nouveau bordeaux. >> anthony: the paraguay river still, as it was a hundred and fifty years ago, the country's main artery; a thoroughfare for transporting people and goods. so, who lives out there? all the people we see fishing on the, uh, riverbanks? are they fishing for dinner? >> peter: most of them are fishing for dinner. call them poor people. but what is poor? they decide by themselves to live here. they could go to asunción and start working on a construction place tomorrow. >> anthony: peter has organized a trip upriver to see new bordeaux, what was hoped would be a new france in the chaco. >> peter: the fish we bou

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you got to hike up to bordeaux mountain. i'm so proud of them. i just wanted to mention them to say thanks. >> kenny, i know you're going to be doing as much as you can in the days and months ahead. we certainly want to help out in any way we can. appreciate talking you to tonight. and kate hannah as well. i'm glad you and your friends are here and you were able to get out with kenny's help. i hope the island comes back quick. kenny, thanks. >> thank you. >> thanks, anderson. love you, buddy. >> to help in kenny chesney's relief effort, go to kenny chesney.com. when we come back, more from florida, a look at the flooding in and around the jacksonville area where we're told the danger is not yet over. details on that ahead. eet your . kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin trusted advice for life. kevin, how's your mom? life well planned. see what a raymond james financial advisor can do for you. if you have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's, and your symptoms have left you with the same view, it may be time for

you got to hike up to bordeaux mountain. they went and saved 20 people a couple of days ago. them. i just wanted to mention them to say thanks. >> kenny, i know you're going to be doing as much as you can in the days and months ahead. we certainly want to help out in any way we can. appreciate talking you to tonight. and kate hannah as well. thank you so much. i'm glad you and your friends are here and you were able to get out with kenny's help. i hope the island comes back quick. kenny, thanks. >> thank you. >> thanks, anderson. love you, buddy. >> to help in kenny chesney's relief effort, go to kennychesney.com. when we come back, more from florida, a look at the flooding in and around the jacksonville area where we're told the danger is not yet over. details on that ahead. excuse me, are you aware of what's happening right now? we're facing 20 billion security events every day. ddos campaigns, ransomware, malware attacks... actually, we just handled all the priority threats. you did that? we did that. really. we analyzed millions of articles and reports. we can identify th

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. >> reporter: he runs the chateau bordeaux restaurant once famous for its picturesque views now completely flattened. >> how long will it take to rebuild? will you rebuild? >> they will rebuild. >> reporter: people here told us they're determined to help each other rebuild, an island living up to its nickname love city, stephanie ruehl, st. john. >>> there was a new salvo today with a war of words. between president from in and prominent sportscaster on espn. all began monday when, jemele hill called the president a white supremacist and today on twitter he demanded an apology. let's get more from peter alexander. >> reporter: president trump whose long made the news media a target. >> fake news, fake news. >> reporter: taking aim at the sports network espn. >> we'll see a lot of teams off to slower starts. >> reporter: after african-american an score, jemele hill tweeted, donald trump is a white supremacist. hill is coanchor of flagship sports center. in a series of tweets monday she called the most ignorant offensive president of my lifetime. today without naming hill, president trump de

a tell you would say so talking about i think i'll call it opinion in other countries as well at bordeaux i want you to take a look at these things we just got so we got this comment on youtube from jeremy he says please check out so shells played for legalization we have a major drug problem and. heroin and legalizing weed could really help us what resources can i bring to the debate back home but we're getting a lot of pushback we got this tweet from mikheil he says for public health i think we should look at it for medical use not for chilling out and relaxing at home eduardo you're from the first country to legalize recreational marijuana use on the national scale what do you hope other countries will learn from the example of your . well the first lesson is that legalization regulation by the state is much better bishan we're going to make a base. what the research but the real research are not frighten people with this information that this is the usual thing it is. really be that the countries. this is just a plant this is not the drug that comes from a number of three. with a comm

train journey that's always been significant to the people of sri lanka originally it was around bordeaux goods. there had been many months past and yet carried years as well very few by then yes. but of course if they're feeling of that any less very many in our country and yes they all and later got my dream pursued when see the c c b. question time in life for them to go and see the sea beach get out of my pain group. we crossed the colony. one of sri lanka's largest rivers and leave colombo behind. the entire trip costs between one euro fifty and third class and eight euros in first class. sri lankans a very proud of the railway. did you say it was ok just put it. that you know no one it's quite safe for me. i've taken the train ever since i was little it feels good you can breathe fresh air and see many things out the window such as mountains rivers and lakes i like that. the train is better than the best you feel freer. and the bus cost around twice as much there's even a television in first class. those who don't like that can travel in third class for less money and with a little

christine krystine bordenabe -- sherry ann bordeaux martin boryczewski jerry j. borg. >> and my brother jeffrey fox three people tell me you were in a better place. i have always tried real hard to believe that but i'm not so sure anymore. i'm thinking back here with your family is the best place like last year when your son gregory graduated college. you should have been here in the best place watching him get his diploma and a month later when your daughter amanda got married, he should have been here in the best place walking her down the aisle and six months after that when your other daughter jessica got married. you should have been here in the best place walking her down the aisle. are you in a better place, jeff? i really hope so but again i'm just not so sure anymore. i guess i will know in 20 or 30 years. save me a seat little brother. we love you and we miss you every day. richard edward bosco my father will ronald carl fazio. dad, your youngest granddaughter is here today. reese you are probably named after your dad. he had a heart condition and he lo

a tell you would say so talking about i think i'll call it opinion in other countries as well at bordeaux i want you to take a look at these things we just got so we got this comment on youtube from jeremy he says please check out so shells played for legalization we have a major drug problem and. heroin and legalizing weed could really help us what resources can i bring to the debate back home but we're getting a lot of pushback we got this tweet from mikheil he says for public health i think we should look at it for medical use not for chilling out and relaxing at home eduardo you're from the first country to legalize recreational marijuana use on the national scale what do you hope other countries will learn from the example of your . well the first lesson is that legalization regulation by the state is much better than we going to make them based. what the research but the real research are not frighten people with this information that this is the usual thing that. repeated the countries. this is just a plant this is not a drug that comes from a number of three. i agree with a commen

the chateau bordeaux restaurant where tourists spent time taking a look at the beautiful views here int. john. >> we're supposed to be america's paradise. >> this woman rode this out in a bunker. when she emerged from safety she was awestruck. >> i don't think people really understand the level of devastation we have. we feel like we are living in a war zone and a nuclear bomb went off. >> now the shock of it all is subsiding. >> i'm sorry. i really am. >> reporter: and the tears are beginning to flow, as neighbor greets neighbor. for leah and her fiance the form snatched away their charter business and their dream home, a wooden boat. >> it's unreal. sorry. i mean -- they're all the stuff we had on there is gone. we only have like three suitcases. >> reporter: from the ground it's clear things are bad here but once you get higher on the island the true scope of the devastation comes into focus. there is damage just about everywhere, and it's not just homes, but take a look at the infrastructure. nearly every light pole is pushed over in some way, not a single one standing up straight.

some other destinations that have been cancelled, lisbon, marseille, berlin, bordeaux, five of 19 destinationss being handled by sta nsted, 38 fewerflights being handled by stansted, one 38 fewerflights being handled by sta nsted, one of 38 fewerflights being handled by stansted, one of ryanair‘s busiest airports. tomorrow 2a have been cancelled, 18 cancelled into the weekend and 1a on sunday, adding up to this grand total of 2100 flights cancelled and 315, 000 to this grand total of 2100 flights cancelled and 315,000 passengers affected. we have been into the terminal, speaking to ryanair passengers. they said they could not believe the company could treat customers this way, and they won't fly with them again, but others have said a cheap ticket is a cheap ticket will stop my actual flight was meant to be tonight, actually, and i had actually, and i had to cancel to finish my internship in berlin in two days just to get a flight home. if that was me i would be looking for compensation, if i'm on is, because that is my holiday and my time off and my time to relax and someone needs to be payin

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therefore, the british government — there's less of an automatic sense that you know you need to defend bordeauxh government response is we send a ship there every year throughout the hurricane season and it's a ship that deliberately is designed to deal with these. rfa mounts bay is a landing craft. it's there to carry medical supplies, humanitarian aid. it's easy to deploy it. it's a landing ship. it's able to do these things. but ultimately it's a question of resource. if we want to be able to support these dependent territories, which if you remember are far more geographically spread out that the french ones and italian ones. what is the best way to do it? is the british government really going to say we are going to now commit to keep 500 troops in bermuda, in the bahamas or wherever in comparison to the other defence cuts around the world. that's the issue here. and they're called dependent territories, what does that mean and how many people are we responsible for, ina how many people are we responsible for, in a sense, in those territories? there are 14 overseas territories? there are 1

matt johnson and says my wife and i were faced with this debacle, on a long weekend to bordeaux.es were jammed, there were no direct flights back, there were no direct flights back, the cost of flights was very expensive and we didn't trust ryanair to pay expensive and we didn't trust rya nair to pay refunds expensive and we didn't trust ryanair to pay refunds so we booked on easyjet flight and returned on tuesday. can they claim for the easyj et tuesday. can they claim for the easyjet flight? absolutely, the same again. this will happen again and again. this will happen again and again. they arejust again. this will happen again and again. they are just two people out of hundreds of thousands of people who are going to be faced with this same dilemma now. they had a flight booked, all the arrangements in place, many of those will still want to carry out those arrangements. they will still want to fly to their destination and they are looking for a replacement flights. the law is clear, if an airline is going to cancel the flight that was previously arranged they have to put that

. >> sherry ann bordeaux martin boryczewski >> my brother jeffrey fox.lace. i've always tried real hard to believe that, but i'm not so sure any more. i'm thinking that here with your family is the best place, like last year when your son gregory graduated college, you should've been here in the best place watching him get his diploma and then a month later when your daughter amanda got married, you should have been here in the best place walking her down the aisle and then just six months after that, when you're other daughter jessica got married, you should have been here in the best place walking her down theie. are you in a better place, jeff? i really hope so, but again, i'm just not so sure any more. i guess i'll know in 20 or 30 years, so save me a good seat little brother, we love you and miss you. >> richard edward bosco and my father ronald carl fazzio. dad, your youngest granddaughters here today, reese, you're proudly named after your dad. he had a heart condition and he loved his reese's peanut buttercup and that never stopped him. if he wer