so they cruise around the caribbean. they are looking for places where nazi sub mar rihannas might refuel and might have come up, might have enlisted the inhabitants of the area, to run these places in stockpiles, oil supplies, whatnot. they think they've found a lot and they write various reports. one of the reports goes to the office of naval intelligence. another one gets disseminated in a highly secret publication known as "reader's digest." so at the end of the day here, you've got lester thinking that he's got a lot to offer in the field of intelligence. he goes, unbeknownst to his brother, he shows up here in washington and he tries to join oss. he walks in the front door, he talks about his adventure in the caribbean, he says i'm your guy, i can do this stuff. oss kind of likes him and they evaluate him more or less independently of his brother, and say, you know, let's just look at lester on the merits, and he gets pretty -- the processing of the application is surprisingly like processing for the u.s. governmen

will be a caribbean theme -- this will be a caribbean theme. we have tons of a silent auction items including a condominium at the beach, baseball tickets, and tickets to almost anything, restaurant gift certificates. people need to come out. $80 a person which is unbelievable for the amount of food that the chef will be making for us and that includes drinks. >> that money is used to help woman's housing collision. womenshousing.org for tickets. >> i temperature around 70 today. maybe a sprinkle. mid 70's as a move into tomorrow and wednesday with a better chance for rain. we're looking for the sunshine to come back out. my mouth is watering. >> that looks really yummy. thank you. 55 degrees on tv hill. a new waters park that is part fly fishing. you do not want to miss this -- a new water sport. >> we are still taking your answers to our water cooler question of the day. without giving away all of your secrets, what would you consider lying about on your facebook page? you can share your response on wbaltv.com, on our facebook -- try to be ho

the signature spirit of the caribbean is still very much with us. to the source. >> reporter: it's hard to imagine that this rugged plant will be transformed into a refined rum. sugar cane has been harvested in the caribbean for four centuries. on the french island of martin eke, this man's family has been making their rum for three generations. it's called agricol because it's pressed from fresh sugar cane juice. >> it has been made by sugar cane with bad things and good things. >> reporter: sugar cane was first introduced to the caribbean in 1493 by christopher columbus but it wasn't until the deck dent era of louis 14th that europe developed a sweet tooth. that fueled sugar production in the caribbean and an ugly slave trade to support it. but also created massive a.m.s of a sweet sticky by-product of sugar mow last he is which was distilled into rum. >> at the time the declaration of independence was signed there were about 150 distillerees making rum from caribbean mow last he's in the new england colonies. >> reporter: ed hamilton teaches abou

i know that she was the suspect in turkey, but from the evidence that royal caribbean provided to us,not with the royal caribbean cruise employee, lloyd botha, as was first discussed. when we first got that information from royal caribbean, we transferred our focus from jennifer and the royal caribbean employee to the four men last seen with my brother. >> well, we're hoping this will bring an answer and closure. thanks so much to both of you. >> thanks. >>> and still outfront, a man's frightening and violent zombie-like attack. it has police in one u.s. city extremely concerned. >>> and the united nations has named the new leader of tourism. he also happens to have the title of worst dictator in the world. so we invented a warning.. you can feel. introducing the all new cadillac xts, available with the patented safety alert seat. when there is danger you might not see, you're warned by a pulse in the seat. it's technology you won't find in a mercedes e-class. the all new cadillac xts has arrived. and it's bringing the future forward. the economy needs manufacturing. machines, tools,

i know that she was the suspect in turkey, but from the evidence that royal caribbean provided to us, not with the royal caribbean cruise employee, lloyd botha, as was first discussed. when we actually got that information from royal caribbean, we transferred our focus from jennifer and the royal caribbean employee to the four men last seen with my brother. >> well, we're hoping this will bring an answer and closure. thanks so much to both of you. >> thanks. >>> and still outfront, a man's frightening and violent zombie-like attack. it could be part of a new trend. it has police in one u.s. city extremely concerned. >>> and the united nations has named the new leader of tourism. he also happens to have the title of worst dictator in the world. ♪ [ woman ] it's like a magnet. pulling us together for different reasons. music. games. photos. shows. we share stories, laugh... and truly engage. it brings us closer and that is my happy place. ♪ [ male announcer ] the best family moments happen in an instant. capture them with internet explorer and a powerful dell pc. i'm an expert on softba

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royal caribbean is bringing the granger of the sea ts. it -- of the seas. royal caribbean says it's a state of the art ship that will bring new dining and entertainment experience and will travel year round to the caribbean, new england and canada. >>> the oriels head to kansas city to play the royals tonight after salvaging their sees sere -- see movies with the -- series with the yankees last night. adam jones continues his hot streak hitting his 11th homerun of the season. the oriels top the pinstripes 5-2. >>> before the game kentucky derby winning training doug o'neil got to throw out the first pitch. his horse, i'll have another, is getting ready for a run at the preakness. tonight we will be live for the post position draw. >> the oriels did a nice job introducing him last night. they basically, you know, said take a look at the boards, here is this guy's resume and there's i'll have another crossing the finish line. got a great reception from the crowd. those guys are having fun. that's what it's all about. >> i'm impressed by how much fun they're h

the drug traffickers are changing routes and are hitting the caribbean once again. this is a problem of national scope. about 3/4 of the cocaine that enters puerto rico is then transported to the u.s. mainland. because puerto rico is part of the u.s., this is not a foreign country, once the drugs enter the island, they are easily delivered to the states. there is no customs. in order to reach luke -- reduce drug-related violence in puerto rico and make the island less attractive shipment point for these organizations, but the governor puerto rico and i have requested the administration established a caribbean border initiative. it is along the lines of the southwest border initiative and now we have a northern border initiative. there is no comprehensive multi-cross agency counter drug strategy for the caribbean. the consequences are crystal clear. the violent deaths of tens of thousands of my constituents and i have to say that what is happening in the states, it would be an outrage, if it was happening here. it would be a national emergency. i am not the only one

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she's sending harry on a royal tour to the caribbean.l and ceremony are to be properly observed, of course, but this will be, we're told, very prince harry. >> he can't sit there with a stiff upper lip and not get involved. i have never taken myself too seriously. >>> so prince harry's arrived here in belize. a big test. defining his own public role and the first time he's represented the queen abroad. a big thing for him and the palace. let's see how he does here. how he shows his own personality, but at the same time represents the queen, the head of state in the u.k., but also in belize. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, his royal highness, prince harry of wales. >> the dress relaxed. >> we could not have asked for a better mate, shining -- >> reporter: the prince has a boulevard to rename and an audience to charm. >> when it became clear i was to represent my grandmother in belize, my heart leapt, for a good reason. for the noisy corner here. more noise on this side, please. and just remains for me to name this street the majesty queen eliz

we're putting up a caribbean feast. after the break. >> the temperatures will be rising over the next couple of days. the full forecast when we come the full forecast when we come >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. there are a few problems. none of them affected major roadways. we start in park heights. fire department activity. same thing on the south side at seventh street and patapsco avenue. speeds around 66 on southbound 83 from timonium road. so far so good on the j.f.x. through the construction zone. this is 795 at franklin. traffic is building down towards owings mills. overall, a nice start. 50 at sandy point, looking like a nice start to and from the eastern shore. everything moving well at the toll plaza. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now let's get the latest on the buses and the trains. for that we go to vanetta brooks of the mta system. good morning. >> we continue to show a few diversions as the number-one lin

incidente con travolta, él habría sido despedido, pero en un comunicado aseguraron que trabajó en royal caribbeanro acorde a la querella judicial, le frotó una pierna pero luego le tocó los testículos, cuando dijo que se destuviera, se rió de forma según la demanda, el masajista exige una indemnización de 2 millones de dólares por daños y estrés emocional el abogado de travolta, señaló que la cuenta de un restaurante de nueva york, donde cenaron el 16 de enero, demuestran que el masajista muerten mientras tanto, en la calle todos tienen una opinión >>> no creo que sea homosexua >>> puede haber doble intención >>> en nueva york, telemundo >>> nuestra última pausa comercial, pero al regresar música y de la buena en méxico comercial, pero al regresar m[ locutor] el nuevo degreeico con la tecnología motionsense, es el único antiperspirante que responde directamente al movimiento. ♪ entre más te mueves, más trabaja. ♪ degree, no te abandona. >>> el calendario maya más antiguo hasta la fecha, pone en duda la teoría, eso dicen expertos sobre los jeroglíficos, al parecer, la explicación está entre los ci

royal caribbean said he was not fired he resigned.ow doing major damage control here. but the question is -- you said say nothing. but is the damage already done and because it's perception, reality, in this this case, even if it's not a true? >> a certain amount of damage clearly has been done and you can't erase that. the question now is, mitigation and as you say, damage control. it's very interesting, look carefully at the quote from his lawyer and notice what he didn't say. i simply stated from their perspective are simple facts. >> he did do it? did he ever say that? >> enever he said he didn't do it. he never talked about what it was. i don't mean to get semantic when you're controlling damage to not do more damage by following your national instinct. >> david bartlett, thank you. >> you're quite welcome. >>> a little right reading for you from page 78. it says my tongue tentatively strokes hits and joins his in a slow erotic dance. it only gets worse from there, how's that for a bedtime score. more, next. you, it was really fu

on the morning of may 8th 1902 mount pelee, a strato-volcano on the caribbean island of martinique, erupted thunderous and deafening roar. long thought to be dormant pelee had begun emitting steam accompanied by a series of minor explosions, a few weeks earlier. this spread alarm throughout the island, especially in the city of st pierre which lay four miles from the base. but, just as people were trying to head for safety, pelee exploded with murderous fury. a vast torrent of lava and clouds of ash completely overwhelmed the city, killing 30,000 people in what would turn out to be the deadliest volcanic eruption of the 20th century. and, although this occurred more than 100 years ago, pelee is still regarded as one of the most dangerous volcanoes in the caribbean. fortunately, not all eruptions end in tragedy. but on june 24th 1982 one came pretty close. while cruising at 37,000 feet above the indian ocean, south of java, all four engines on a british passenger plane mysteriously shut down after flying through a thick dark cloud. as the plane went into a long controlled glide towards the s

we are chinese, japanese, and caribbean. we are south easton, southeast asian, and filipino.he leaders in our community who are here with us tonight, leaders of our benevolent associations, our business associations, and our commissioners. we cannot do what we do in city hall without all of you. we know we have come a long way. it was not long ago that chinese americans were excluded under our city laws. when japanese americans were interned. when filipino tenants were evicted from the international hotel. when the fbi investigated our community. for us to stand here now is amazing. i think finally we have enough asian americans to form our own dragon dance team. it would be a short dragon, but a dragon dance team nonetheless. we would not be here and be able to do that but for the support we have and the work we are all doing together. thank you all for being here, and a very happy lunar new year. [applause] supervisor chu: today, i want to welcome you to city hall and wish you a happy new year. [speaking chinese] [applause] may you have much luck and good luck in the new ye

in february, he was robbed at knifepoint at his vacation home in the caribbean police are investigating. >> >> the toyota sports desk is brought to you by your local toyota dealers, moving you forward. front and center in frederick county -- world leaders will be heading to camp david tomorrow. dozens of protesters are expected. people living in the area are bracing for potential problems. >> business leaders are being encouraged to prepare for the worse, but hope for the best. behind me is baker it -- baker park in frederick. this is the site of the block party for saturday morning. it is a hot spot for protesters. organizers are encouraging radicals to come out the tiny camp david community is taking the final steps before it takes center stage for this weekend's g8 it. >> the kids will probably never have a chance to have that happen again in a small town. >> hundreds of protesters are planning to be at the public library and various public parts around town, leaving some residents and business owners to question whether tonight is the calm before the storm. >> we are aware they are

we of congregations in the african-american and caribbean experience. we have come to see ourselves in the twenty first century as a church in the north panhandle for the north panhandle. we certainly wish to keep this dynamic neighborhood to get there. our neighbors are coming together to help us establish a center for focus on the arts, and the community. it provides summer enrichment programs for young children growing up in the housing project of the western division. you have probably heard that we have concerts', and we held a successful benefit beyond the blaze for fire victims. we recently participated in a vigil for a homicide victim. i want to thank you for keeping the north panhandle together hold remaining connected to the historic district 5. >> [inaudible] [laughter] >> following her, we will have -- [reading names] >> in thank you for the opportunity to speak and i serve as the neighborhood association. it has 117 years of a stand- alone community. it was called sunnyside way. it has a long history and a community that is very perverse, m

i was somewhere in the caribbean, and they called me and said, "do not come home." so i did not. i stayed down there. it was pretty rough. tavis: how much more important -- it has always been important, that music has always been the epicenter, that music has always been central in your life. how much more did the music become, have to become to help you navigate through these difficult times? >> well, let's see, up until the time of the death, we had two different records. both of them, they released them, and they just came on the charts with an anchor. they just did not do anything. i have always been like the doubting thomas of the band. so i looked at my brother and said, "c, i told you we were not going to to make enough to pay rent." and then we went on praying. in 1970, i think we played 306 nights. people ask you all the time, "how did you make it? how do you know when you made it?" i do not know when "made it his beat is -- when "made it" is. we played everywhere we could. we were in new orleans, and the park. extension cords. a couple of consoles let us plug-in, and we

in february, he was robbed at knifepoint at his vacation home in the caribbean. d.c.is case. >> he cannot catch a break. >> mitt romney plans to run his first ad of the general election campaign next week. he says is of the positive spot, introducing him to voters. it is to counter negative portrayals of him. it will air in ohio and virginia. >> for the last 50 years washington d.c. and bangkok thailand have been sister cities. they will reaffirm that as they sign a sister city agreement. it happened today in a ceremonial room. and then there will be an exchange of gifts between the two cities. >> summer is almost here. montgomery county you want to make sure residents stay safe while swimming. they're teaming up with gaithersburg and rockville. dissident will receive an information on pull safety and assisting swimmers. >> it is 65 degrees on this friday morning. >> and quarterback paid a visit to "the tonight show." you might be surprised what he wants to buy with his first paycheck. >> so, you're all set up. great. what's going on? installing cable. you know this i

drenching rain and lots of heavy rain as well as a thunderstorm in the southern tip much florida and the caribbean islands. those conditions will likely remain for the next few face and up towards the north there's more potent storm affecting the u.s./canada border, severe weather from southern minnesota into colorado should remain overnight and flooding rain will continue in the upper mid-western states into thursday, the bulk of heavy rain will be moving into ontario over the next 24 hours. to the south, dry and critical fire danger will likely remain in and around the four corners region into the weekend. 21 degrees expected in denver, 24 in los angeles, very hot, 33 in houston, the warmth is extending to the north affecting chicago your high on thursday is expected to be 32 degrees. all right let's go to europe, untable weather is remaining across the eastern half of the mediterranean countries as well as the black sea region. but to the north dry and warm due to this high pressure system. expected highs are looking like this, 27 degrees in london, 20 degrees in stockholm. down towards the sou

that made it disney's biggest movie release of all time, topping toy story 3 and pirates of the caribbean dead man's chest. so far the film has made 1. $14 billion worldwide and it is still going. battleship placed a disappointing second. >> it is just jaw-dropping. >> have you seen it? >> no, i can't wait. >>> emma thompson takes on a brave new role in pixar's brave new animated feature called "brave ." >> reporter: oscar winner emma thompson plays a queen in the new animated adventure. we talked to thompson immediately after she saw the film for the first time. >> it is an astonishing piece of work. i knew it was special but seeing it just blew my head off. the arts stray of it, it is a fantastic story. >> reporter: "brave "hits theaters on june 22nd. >> lil kim brought her tour to new york and philadelphia over the weekend. the tour will also make stops in milwaukee, san francisco and hollywood. >> reporter: some of hollywood's biggest human and alien stars are getting ready to storm the big apple. wednesday is men in black 3 new york day. it will have its u.s. premiere in new york, be

. >>> it's a business venture, designed to help students thousands of miles away in two caribbean nations. and tonight, gigi barnett reports, they are linking the power to change lives. >> reporter: in has living room, in ellicott city, lindsey jacobs' laptop is linked to his student. >> good morning. >> he teaches english classes for spanish and creol speakerless. -- creole speakers. >> reporter: last year, jacob teamed up with his close friend to create iphone net. they came up with the idea after visiting with the dominican republic, which has many jobs in tourism, but only for english speakers. >> more than money. they want us to share the knowledge with them. >> reporter: paul is originally from haiti. he says after the 2010 earthquake devastated his country, rebuilding is slow. but many haitians find jobs by crossing the border to the dominican republic. in addition to the english classes, it also teaches courses in customer service and small business creation. >> it's growing faster than we expected. and sometimes, i ask myself, is that true? or am i dreaming? >> reporter: paul and

>> we have access to the pacific and the caribbean in the u.s. we include -- cross-country that borders with colombia. we include our maritime borders. not only the size of the country, but the diversity in population, but also how it has changed in terms of the population and income per capita. in colombia, double the income per capita. in a decade. colombia is larger than most of europe with the exception of france and germany. and of course the uk. >> what is the primary challenge for president santos? >> i think it is to keep our efforts to defeat what is remaining of terrorism and organized crime. as you know, in the past three years, many of the organizers of these groups have been captured or killed in combat. we continue that effort. the other aspect is to translate all of these goals and to him and benefits. also, working on poverty. >> still poverty? >> yes, but we've been able to move a significant portion of our population over the last three years out of poverty. the classes listed 20%, 25%. -- middle-class is 20%, 25%. it used to be

now to the caribbean, a quiet of haiti.cuba and some pretty intense wet weather in the northern half of south america at the moment. things are quiet in brazil. isolated showers and some clouds around. largely foreine. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by -- the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers use their expertise in global finance to guide you through the business strategies and opportunities of international commerce. we put our extended, global network to work for a wide range of companies, from small businesses to major corporations. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet los angeles. >>> welcome back to "newsline."

do you do -- caribbean cooking? >> we have -- we come from the restaurant lima. black and orange.good shop. what we do is take flavor from the planet and put it inside the burger. we mix it inside the burgers. we grill it on the grill. >> have some crazy things going. this is called no burger no crime. >> this is one of our most popular burgers. very spice write. jamaican flavor. and we are going to mix it here very fast. recipe is going to be online for you to follow. drink a lot of beer with this. you need a lot of beer with this. >> all right. for the spices you are going to need some spices -- >> mixing here, really fast. >> tell us what you are putting in. >> salt and a little bit of brown sugar. >> looks like sea salt. you can grab it properly. we are going to put some -- >> chopped red onions. spice blenwe do at the store. jerk spice. >> you can buy that in the grocery store. >> yes. but when you make it, it is pretty easy. cinnamon, nutmeg and clove. we mix it in. >> cinnamon, nutmeg and cloves. >> yes. >> that does sound like it has any heat to it. >> the heat is coming r

only other reports that possibly have had that experience might be for lauderdale or one of the caribbean ports. this is a big coup for us that we are very excited. we will and with the disney wonder which will be making her first cruise call of the year at pier 35 south one week from wednesday. it will be a very busy week and the maritime staff will be on call working constantly. as a result of the ships being in, there will be street rerouting from 6:00 until 2:00 to facilitate getting the passengers and supplies on and off. we are proud and my kudos to all the maritime staff for its great achievement. i hope you saw the announcement that for the first time ever, princess cruises has decided to home port a ship beginning one year from now in san francisco for a full year. that is terrific for us. we did not ascribe to the "if you build it, they will come close "but it's exciting to know the new terminal has attracted such attention and will have a home ship here in 2013. i hope you quickly booked your cruises. it will go to alaska, hawaii or the coast. that is my great news on the cruis

when you do "pirate of the caribbean," it's head and shoulders.ou put money behind your franchises, not "john carter." what bob iger is learning, we'll watch any variation of any theme park character. but we will not introduce a new one. it's very interesting. full disclosure, we work for comcast. one of the things mentioned in the disney upgrade this morning, universal is doing quite well and it's bringing customers to disney. remember, it used to be the opposite? >> the theme parks. "harry potter" has been a game changer. >> have you been? >> i have been. >> how amazing? >> very crowded. >> something i have to look forward to. >> the 3-d reality stuff, those rides and i are not getting along that well. financials are mixed to up right now. certainly yesterday with the results in greece and in france over the weekend there was anticipation of significant drop in the market p. i would note financials now are all trending towards green. even morgan stanley which broke below $16 after being as high as $21 recently, a stock we talked about often. >>

there's a low pressure system producing thunderstorms and gusty winds across the caribbean islands. and there's a possibility of it becoming a tropical cyclone within the next 48 hours as it moves toward the northeast. and then we have more potent storm producing severe thunderstorms across areas from southwestern ontario down towards kansas. as it moves towards the east it will weaken and affect quebec and the eastern great lakes region over the next 24 hours. back behind it, things are looking more wintry. the northern rockies could be seeing as much as 60 centimeters of snow by your sunday morning. as for the highs, the heat is extending all the way up towards the north over the eastern half of the u.s. and canada reaching 30 degrees in toronto and 30 degrees in washington, d.c. in fact, hot conditions will likely remain during your memorial day weekend. 34 degrees expected in washington, d.c., on your sunday. and to mitigate the heat, thundershowers are expected on your monday. all right. head into europe, not much change since thursday. inclement weather is still going on acros

however, the southern tip of florida as well as the caribbean islands will remain stormy. about 130 millimeters of rain has already fallen in florida. but more rain is in the forecast. up towards the north, a series of low pressure systems will continue to produce thundershowers and strg winds along the u.s./canada border. severe weather in the northern rockies should slide into the area from southern minnesota into northern kansas on wednesday. tornadoes are not out of the question. to the south, critical fire risk in the four corners region, into the rest of the week. and down to the south, a new tropical storm has formed over the pacific. but it could become a hurricane status on your thursday and get close to the south coast of mexico on your saturday morning local time. stormy conditions are in the forecast later this week. so we'll keep you posted on its progress. temperatures for north america, getting up to 32 in houston. the same goes for oklahoma city. look finally, let's go over to europe. inclement weather will remain across parts of france italy, the balkan pe