peroration zone in what form those reparations are paid out leads taken by some caribbean countries to say actually you know you need to acknowledge that the poverty in the immiseration that we have inherited can be traced back through the you to the centuries of empire and slavery we need to make the connections repeatedly between the present and the past in ways in which the past lives on in the present to generate that energy thing can agree more so it is slavery has had consequences obviously for the caribbean countries and for parts of africa but it also has an after life in black british communities or do you think the kind of more consequences for immigrant communities in britain for 2nd generation 3rd generation black british young people is today i think the legacy is twofold so on the one hand you have the deep sense of displacement statelessness especially being. 2nd generation in a country that your parents may not have been received well in there's that displacement there's a sense of. not quite belonging and not really having a measure of way your story starts and what di

i'm not nationals of the caribbean states that appointed them . once again there's no suggestion of any illegality just more questions about who should be a diplomat and. billionaire it is a former ambassador. in paris facility. gary is also unesco ambassador this and lucia swiss school twenties convicted him of money laundering. brazilian model amanda made a un ambassador to grenada never heard paolo i love you. amanda he's also pony's wife. for you and appeal drug and i find rage that you would accept me as a poor. he takes the challenge reactions all member states member states don't like it but in the case of fake keeping max i think. reputation it must. follows them pony told us he and his wife were assets and brought investment to the islands greneda told us his wife amanda is no longer a u.n. ambassador. all undercover investigation into buying an ambassadorship in germany takes an unexpected and dramatic turn for a. while. all of this serafin dominique is expression minister says the outcome of the forthcoming election is too close to call

right after the civil lawsuit was filed in federal court in miami this morning. >> royal caribbean played a major role in the death of our child. >> reporter: the wiegland family attorney is michael winkleman. >> it's our clear allegation in the complaint that they either knew about these window safety, window fall prevention codes or should have known about them because it's the industry standard. >> reporter: the lawsuit contains these revealing pictures, which show a wall of glass aboard royal caribbean's "freedom of the seas" cruise ship, which has been in operation for 13 years. chloe wiegland fell out of a middle window, which was open and is about chest height for most adults. surveillance video viewed by cbs news shows chloe standing in front of the lower window, which was closed. her grandfather, salvatore anello, stood over her, looking down. >> there is a railing, and there's a bottom glass that goes up. >> reporter: he picked chloe up and says he tried to stand her on that railing. >> there was a point where i'm trying to knock on the glass, and when i tried to readjust her, t

who will be covering that trip to the caribbean, will you be going? won't be travelling, might you be available? i am sure there will be plenty of volunteers. thanks very much. people in the australian state of new south wales have been showing their gratitude to volunteer firefighters battling huge bushfires by donating christmas presents. since september close to 3,000 firefighters have been out every day trying to control the fires which have engulfed vast areas. 0ur correspondent phil mercer reports koalas and other australian animals are the unseen victims of the fires. much of their habitat has been destroyed and the survivors need all the help they can get. the true extent of australia's bushfire crisis is gradually emerging as the charred remains of devastated towns are inspected. since the start ofjuly, the authorities here in new south wales say almost a thousand homes have been destroyed by the bushfires. this property was devoured by flames that tore up through a gully at the back. communities like this terrorised by fires that in many pla

that family has now filed a lawsuit against royal caribbean. the little girl's parents saying this all could have been avoided. here's victor oquendo. >> reporter: tonight, a heartbroken family is suing royal caribbean, saying the company is to blame for the death of their toddler, chloe. >> we don't want this to happen to another family. i cannot even put into words what it's like to lose a child, especially in such a horrible way. >> reporter: in july, the wiegand family was onboard this ship docked in puerto rico. chloe's grandfather, sam anello, was with her near a wall of windows and says he picked her up so she could tap on the glass like she used to at her brother's hockey games. but the window was open and chloe slipped out of his arms and fell. >> i sit here broken. we all sit here broken, but our family is strong and we will stay strong together. >> reporter: anello insisting he thought the window was closed. the wiegands standing by his side, saying it was royal caribbean's fault. >> why were these windows left open? why is this like

the girl's parents accuse royal caribbean of negligence for allowing the window to be open. >> there is no reason for this ship to have walls of glass surrounding the 11th floor with portions that open. if that condition did not exist, chloe would still be here. >> royal caribbean said it has no comment on the lawsuit. >>> coming up on the "morning news" now, harvey weinstein reaches a multimillion dollar deal in his sexual misconduct scandal. >>> and making waves. a california official announces a possible solution to the homeless crisis. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." oh! oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7 and maintained it. oh! under 7? (announcer) and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pounds? (announcer) a two-year study showed that ozempic® does not increase the risk of major cardiovascular events like heart attack, str

some people will say, you are off on a nice caribbean island, you deserve it after a long break.d that boris was and is a proud member of the elite few idea protect our bankers and billionaires, no surprise he holidays with them. as the leader of the people's government, perhaps he will get some stick for that. he is paying for that himself. 0ther leaders have travelled abroad, tony blair used to go to barbados to hang out with cliff richard. david cameron spent a lot of time in cornwall but also travelled abroad. theresa may stayed at the home for walking hilly days in snowdonia where she called the snap election. we need to distinguish been the personal and political, untypical front borisjohnson has banned ministers from going to the annual gathering in the swiss resort, economic gathering. ace downing street source told the evening standard that our focus is on delivering for the people, not champagne with billionaires. the slight irony of that is that the owner of the paper hosted a party the night after borisjohnson upon his landslide victory, and the guardian said it was a

royal caribbean says it has no comment on the civil filing.loe's grandfather is charged in puerto rico with negligent homicide. >> i just wanted to express how sorry i am any of us have to be here today i sit here broken. >> reporter: chloe's parents tell me they oppose those criminal charges >> it's very hard to love someone who's gone >> the prosecution continues which makes it that much harder. >> it's hard for us to just kind of step back from everything and try to heal. >> i think it's just a matter of finding how to get through the day. you're never going to forget or get over it. >> reporter: friday will be an especially difficult day for the family that would have been chloe's second birthday. kerry sanders, indiana. >> a difficult and tragic story. >>> up next, one family's shock after a stranger hacked into a home security camera and taunted their kids tragic story. >>> up next, one family's shock after a stranger hacked into a home security camera and taunted their kids. ar plan to cover the essentials in retirement, as well as all

. >> reporter: an indiana family is suing royal caribbean cruise line after their daughter fell to her death from a ship in summer. >> we want them to fix their cruise ships. we don't want any other kids to get hurt. >> reporter: harvey weinstein reached a tentative settlement with his accusers. >>> the faa failed to ground the 737 boeing max despite two crashes. >>> all that -- >> a woman gets into there elevator, her dog is behind her, and the leach gets closed in the -- caught in the closing doors. >> thank goodness he was there. that could have been awful. >>> and all that matters -- >> one, two, three. [ cheers ] >> the former first lady teamed up with comedian ellen degeneres to spread in holiday cheer to an elementary school in d.c. >> we're giving the school enough ipads for every single one of you students! >>> on "cbs this morning." >> this is very cool. "time" magazine's person of the year is 16-year-old climate activist greta thunberg. [ applause ] >> to honor this young woman who's dedicated her life to saving our environment, "time" will cut down thousands of trees to pri

>> yeah, a lot of the screaming was coming from actually the carnival -- i'm sorry the royal caribbean cruise that was to the right of us as you can see in the video. i think they tried to kind of steer out of the way of us, the glory did and went right towards the royal caribbean. and that was the screams of them thinking that their ship was about to get hit which luckily they narrowly missed it. when we talked to the carnival glory passengers we actually talked to people who were in the dining room which was hit. the ballast of our ship went straight through the dining room and they said it was mass chaos and even some of the wurorkers the dining room were running over people trying to get out because no one had seen anything like this happen before. >> you saw the back end of the ship that was crushed. were you worried more people may have been injured? >> yeah. yeah, i think after like the initial shock of it all happened i just thought about oh, my gosh, i really hope that people are okay because i mean it was just straight windows. i didn't know at the time it was the dining room

. >> the family has now filed a lawsuit against royal caribbean.bc's victor oquendo has more from indiana where the family lives. >> reporter: the heartbroken family is suing royal caribbean saying the company is to blame for the death of their toddler chloe. >> we don't want this to happen to another family. i cannot even put into words what it's like to lose a child, especially in such a horrible way. >> reporter: in july the wiegand family was on this ship docked in puerto rico. chloe's grandfather was with her and put her near a wall of glass so she could tap on the window. but the window was open and chloe slipped out of his arms and fell. >> we all sit here broken. but our family is strong and we will stay strong together. >> reporter: anello insisting he thought the window was closed. the wiegands standing by his side saying it was royal caribbean's fault. >> why were these windows left open? why is this like this? immediately we began asking these questions. they shouldn't have been like that. >> reporter: the wrongful death suit says royal

. >>> the family of a little girl killed in a fall from a cruise ship is suing royal caribbean. ahead, how the family is standing by the grandfather charged with negligent homicide as new images show the scene of the deadly >>> good wednesday morning to you. it is a wet start to the day. rub your umbrella and rain jacket. we're tracking drizzle and light showers and as we head through the afternoon mostly cloudy. s body isolated shower is possible as we head to the day with increasing showers this evening. overnight and into tomorrow morning. really the week weather system is giving us the shower chances with daytime highs seasonal. 59 to san francisco. >>> we have much more news ahead. the artist who painted former president obama for the national portrait gallery is getting attention with another work of art. his powerful statue of a young black man on a horse sits just a few blocks from a famous display of confederate heroes. >> you want your statue to be speaking back to those statues? >> i want my statue to be speaking back to the people looking at those statues. >> ahead,

royal caribbean said in a statement we're communicating with our guests and their families. we're making sure they're taken care of in terms of medical help, counseling, accommodations, and transport. for now the ship remains at port. nichelle medina, cbs news >>> millions of americans across the northeast are bracing for a powerful storm that will bring freezing temperatures and snow. the same system slammed iowa yesterday. at least 50 vehicles were involved in a crash on i-80 near des moines. police say at least one person was seriously injured. the storm system stretches from texas to maine. forecasters say the biggest threats from the storm are rain and snow. in new york city temperatures will drop nearly 30 degrees in less than 24 hours. >>> and pete frates, the man who helped inspire the als ice bucket challenge after he was diagnosed with the degenerative disease in 2012, has died. frates died yesterday at his home outside of boston. millions of people in the world participated in the ice bucket challenge including celebrities, sports figures, and politicians. it beca

the glory did and went right towards the royal caribbean.ing that their ship was about to get hit, which luckily they just nearly missed it. but when we talked to the carnival glory passengers, we actually talked to people who were in the dining room, which was what was hit. the bow of our ship went straight through the dining room. they said it was mass chaos. and even some of the workers in the dining room were running, you know, over people trying to get out because they -- no one has seen anything like this happen before. >> so, mckenna, you saw the back end of that ship. it was crushed. were you worried that more people may have been injured? >> yeah. yeah, i think after the initial shock of it all happened, i just thought about, oh, my gosh. i'm like, i really hope that people are okay because it was a straight window. i didn't know at the time it was the dining room. i mean it's windows. that's probably where people are going to be. i didn't know exactly where it hit on our boat at the time of seeing it happen. so i just thought, i re

. >>> cruise ship lawsuit, the family of the toddler who fell to her death taking royal caribbean to court saying the tragic accident was 100% preventable. preventable. >>> and "today" >>> and "today" exclusive, who shaped our world the most in wt 2019, we're ready to reveal in 2019, we're r "time's" person of the year.dy "time's" person of the year. today wednesday, december 11th, today wednesday, december 11th, 2019.>>> from nbc news, this is, "today" with savannah guthrie "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> and hoda kotb.hi, everybody, weo live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza.hank you for >>> hi, everybody, welcome to m "today," thank you for joining a us on this wednesday morning, and i'm sure some folks are nd waking up and going where is savannah this morning. ur dear n >> our dear friend ms. guthrie has the day off. >> s has the day off. he >> she's having some eye ome ey surgery. surgery. >> she's had laser >> she's had laser treatment, t and she's going through the he' surgery. we wish for her a speedy recovery. we w

this morning what royal caribbean is saying about passengers on the island as shocking new video of the eruption comes in. >>> naval base attack. the fbi tweeting the mass shooting as an act of terrorism. did the saudi air force member have help planning the attack and how authorities said he legally obtained the gun. >>> impeachment showdown, a critical hearing getting under way in just hours with democrats laying out their argument as republicans intensify their counterattacks, plus the long awaited report released today on whether the fbi conducted illegal surveillance on a former trump campaign aide. >>> and celebrating the man who brought life to "sesame street." ♪ who's the fella with all yellow ♪ >> the tributes pouring in for caroll, big bird's voice since the character's beginning. >>> not again. steve harvey announces a wrong winner during the miss universe pageant. what happened this time. >>> and from the equipment mix-up nearly canceling the game to the cheerleaders causing a delay. >> we need the cheerleaders off the field, please. >> to a fan making the best of his live t

then i just could remember screaming i thought there was glass there. >> the family claims royal caribbean saying the windows like the one she fell out were not appropriately marked indicating that some could slide open. the family chose not to release of the moments leading up to the fatal fall. abc's victor oquendo watched it with the family's lawyer. >> he is the first to get, you know, look over the railing and down towards the port. >> correct. >> he then picks her up and stands her on the railing. they kind of lean over, he re-adjusts. >> i think he sits her down and then they look again. >> sits her down. >> lean over again. >> gone and she disappears. >> chloe's father is a member of the south bend police department in indiana. the police union has called the charges against chloe's grandfather appalling. >>> two women at the center of two separate high-profile trials are joining forces for a common cause reaching out to other women. lorena bobbitt made headlines in 1993 when she cut off her husband's genitals claiming she endured years of abuse, and in 2007 amanda knox was wrongly

irving burgie, the american composer who helped to popularise caribbean music and wrote the hit song at the age of 95. and arsenal's winless run goes on, as they draw 2—2 with norwich. reaction to that and rest of the day's action in sportsday in half an hour. good evening, welcome to bbc news. the second victim killed in the terrorist attack close to london bridge on friday, has been named — she was saskia jones, who was 23 from stratford—upon—avon. she was a volunteer with the charity learning together. this charity organised the conference that was taking place when the attack happened. her family describe her as a wonderful and positive influence at the centre of many people lives. jack merritt, who was 25 and from cambridgeshire was also a graduate of cambridge university. three other people were injured. the attacker, usman khan who was later shot dead by the police, was a convicted terrorist, who'd served 8 years of a 16 yearjail sentence. before he was released on prison on licence. today the conservatives and labour blamed each other for his early release. more on that in a

it is investing in a staggering ferocity of infrastructure projects in regions as diverse as the caribbean south asia and africa chinese companies are building roads railways power plants and cross border internet networks around the world funded by billions of dollars of cheap credit the projects are part of china's belt and road initiative it's the most ambitious global development effort in modern history and promises to open valuable new trading routes across both land and sea more than 140 countries have some kind of link to belts and road and that's according to the state information center that the chinese think tank chinese china's president says that it is a win win for both beijing and the countries that are saying gleaming new infrastructure but there are critics of china's global influence joining us to discuss if we're seeing neo colonialism in action we have sarah shu chief executive officer at china rising capital forecasts she's in the u.s. city of knoxville over gray it is a geo political analyst he joins us from the nigerian city of. as on the whole why is a policy and de

royal caribbean tells cbs news it is now suspending tours of active volcanos.nt is raising questions for all cruise line operators about their liability and the excursion providers that do business with them. "cbs this morning" consumer investigative correspondent anna werner is with us. this seems to be an issue a lot of people should be looking at. >> i don't think a lot of tourists pay attention to this but it is good to know what risks you may be taking. assigning blame, winning damages when injuries occur, that's pretty complicated, because not only is there usually more than one company involved but more than one country as well oftentimes. there are measures, however, you can take to protect yourself. 47 people, nine of them americans, were near new zealand's white island volcano when it erupted. most of them part of a day trip excursion offered to passengers. cbs news travel editor peter greenberg. >> the people who bought these excursions bought it from the cruise company and the cruise company outskoers outsourced it outside vendor. >> reporter: the q

was number one and number two and number three of all of latin america of all categories and the caribbean in cuba. it was horrible but sometimes you wish for things and they turn out to be worse. >> was fidel castro promising democracy? >> yes. when the new york times journalist went to the mountains to interview him he said on camera that not a communist and was for democracy of the constitution of 1940 and open elections everything he told people was a lie. and part one of my book tells you how he got into power in part two how he started behind the scenes to turn cuba to a communist country. >> one of the items that comes into play is the 1940 cuban constitution. >> actually is one of the most progressive constitutions around actually based on the american constitution free speech, freedom for all, free markets, everything that we enjoy today in the united states was in that constitution and that's what we were hoping when we were fighting against batista that castro would turn cuba int into. >> it split families? >> terribly. yes. my family actually it didn't happen in my family. what

also has the story that the prime minister borisjohnson will ring in the new year on the private caribbean island of mustique. the sun leads on the court case of love island presenter caroline flack — she denies assaulting her boyfriend. and both that story and the queen's speech are on the front of tomorrow's daily mail. the paper says that the queen will use her message to talk about the royals‘ "turbulent year". those are the front pages. let's start off with that queen's speech. a bumpy path for all of us. yes, indeed, and well said, your majesty. appropriately said. never more so a bumpy year. a bumpy yearfor appropriately said. never more so a bumpy year. a bumpy year for the country with brexit and the visions it has caused, a bumpy year for her family, particularly, but we're not sure how much detail she will go we have a sense of it here. it is a very slow news day and this is a cracker. we look back on the year she has had. the duke of edinburgh's crash, the ill—advised interviews that two of her sons conducted, not least the one prince and redid recently and it has been a very d

, he is more thana himself in the caribbean, he is more than a political figure, he is a personality.nects with the public to do this. trying to figure out where this haughtiness comes from, there was a meeting with the shadow chancellorjohn mcdonnell, and rebecca long—bailey was a protege ofjohn mcdonnell but there seems to have been a falling out and he has stepped back from the campaign. knives have been placed in backs. there are other people in the fray as well. emily thornberry, the shadow foreign secretary, had been sending text messages over christmas to colleagues, and they were taking calls out of politeness rather than anything else. we don't know what is going on but clearly the knives are out. it doesn't look good for the labour party. lucy, who is your tip for the labour leadership? at the moment it seems that keir starmer is canvassing a lot of support but as this story points out, we are seeing the left of the party arguing about their candidate. we could seejess phillips come up with more support and we have the first mp in the sunday times declaring support for her,

many of the victims were passengers from a royal caribbean cruise ship.al caribbean tells cbs news it's now suspending tours of active volcanoes, and the new zealand government is facing questions about why tourists were allowed access to an active volcano site. danya bacchus, cbs news, los angeles. >> ninan: today marks the tragic anniversary, seven years since a shooter killed 20 children and six staffers at sandy hook elementary in newtown, connecticut. in florida, officials responded to a terrible shooting there by addressing their response time to a shooting. and with a new law aimed at stopping a potential shooting before the gunman can act. here's jeff pegues. >> reporter: broward county's real-time crime center can tap into 10,000 security cameras in 260 schools. sheriff gregory tony says that only happens when the threat is real. >> when we have something referred to as a code red, lock down at a school, that information comes in, relayed through our dispatch, find its way here, and instantly our team pulls up the cameras on the school so we can

his last tonne came in the caribbean nine months ago. he has not managed to escape the heat since. his captaincy question, so was his ability. but this was a performance that began to answer the critics. an innings that showed glimpses of his natural talent, and the occasional nervy moment. it was an innings of endurance, of grit, of patience. root‘s test century, and he has appeared to rediscover his form. it was huge forjoe. when you come under the spotlight that, to respond in the fashion that he did today, shows character. england has never lost a test match. they have plenty of work to do. carl frampton is back to winning ways after beating tyler mccreary in las vegas overnight. frampton floored the american twice en route to a dominant points victory. it was his first bout since losing a world title fight tojosh warrington last december — and tees up another shot at the world title next year. world number one judd trump is through to the third round of snooker‘s uk championship — and moves a step closer to competing the triple crown. he thrashed china's mei xiwen 6—1 to go th

jumped further forward to the time of the spanish armada sir francis drake saves england but the caribbean is known pirate in the rapist and a murderer he burns cities and kills indiscriminately perhaps the darkest character of these admirals he is a patriot if you have been to disney world on the ride pirates of the caribbean? that's based on sir francis drake. here is my favorite vice admiral lord nelson who fights another existential battle defeats the polish in 18 oh five off the coast of spain i like admiral nelson a lot 5-foot 5 inches tall. [laughter] a man of normal height. [laughter] that was fearless in combat he lost his arm in one battle and deny in another beloved by his sailors he took care of his sailors and the captains adored him winning the existential battle was he perfect? not so much emma hamilton a beautiful young actress and adulterous affair with her over a number of years has a child out of wedlock he would never get to her senate confirmation today. [laughter] if you see that picture of him in those days you look at signal flags he was a difficult subordinate actu

more than 30 of them were traveling on a royal caribbean cruise liner out of australia. the explosion sent people rushing away by boat. police say the dead are among 23 victims evacuated from the island earlier. and more fatalities are expected. an unknown number are still unaccounted for. it's too dangerous for rescue teams to approach the island. more than 10,000 people visit white island each year. >>> the man behind the characters that shaped millions of childhoods has died. carroll spinney was the puppeteer who brought the iconic big bird and oscar the grouch, to life on "sesame street." >> i got a great idea. since you're here playing with me, why don't we go through my old toy trunk and we'll see what's in there. i haven't looked in there for a long time. >> spinney died sunday at his connecticut home. he was 85. "sesame street" co-founder joan ganz cooney said, we thank for for all he did around the world. >> "sesame street" was the first television show to receive kennedy center honors. >> i think you're in my seat. >> sorry. i'll go backstage. >> that's okay. t

collided off the coast of mexico the carnival glory rear ended the carnival legend as a doctor on the caribbean island resort of cozumel in a statement carnival said 6 passengers had presented themselves to the on board of medical center with minor injuries. you're watching you have your news from berlin up next world stories the week of. a historical turning point in politics business religion. 79. in iran oh people of the islamic revolution. opens up making its initial flirtation capitalism strikes and states of emergency it sinks into chaos. joined head to certain traditions problems and chance of the people and threatens the old order. 979 the big creative today's world starts december 23rd w. this week on the world stories. of south africa from taxi driver to opera singer india a swimming champion without arms we begin in russia here as elsewhere climate change is making things hotter. and that affects the health of both man and beast a trip to the insula explains why. daybreak in the tundra. time for breakfast. we are on the hour now peninsula news the pool our circle this is where some b

collided off the coast of mexico the carnival glory rear ended the carnival legend as the docks on the caribbean island resort of cozumel in a statement carnival said the 6 passengers had presented themselves to the onboard medical center with minor injuries. as you're watching news from berlin up next their business update don't forget you can get all the news all around the clock at our website w dot com thanks for. playing the crew to today's rule. 1979 historical turning point in politics business and religion. run up evil of the islamic revolution. opens up making its initial flirtation of those streets in states of emergency sinks into chaos to join the 2nd time business poland in terms of the people threatens the old order. closest people. to stores and arrows that defines overmanaged today. 979 the big blue days since december 23rd. the american economy heads into 2020 at record setting pace december completes the longest ever period of growth in the u.s. the 1st ever calendar decade without a recession. also coming up a landmark ruling in france telecom's company orange is guilty of dri

panama staying light but as we go through thursday but it does actually clear through much of the caribbeanparticular across much the bahamas and also across into cuba the other also good to further to the north across the united states plenty of cloud in the past but it's not just the cloud there's also been a fair amount of fog and this fog has really cool some problems christmas eve in chicago have the airport they just look at this a visibility. actually delays and in some cases even counsel that is still about 29000000 people and a fog advisory across the northern united states but it should begin to improve and as we go through wednesday that cloud will stay across the north. into california on thursday fairly heavy at times on corn in l.a. just 12 celsius. the weather sponsored by cattle railways. january on out you see the. president don't know trump is that the president in history to be impeached what does this mean for the future of the u.s. media on the brink of an election before much chilian presidential candidate explodes the defeat of left wing political parties across much

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collided off the coast of mexico the carnival glory rear ended the carnival legend as it docked on the caribbean island resort of cozumel in a statement carnival said 6 passengers had presented themselves to the onboard medical center with minor injuries how does that happen. goodness you're watching news from up next. we'll look at open source software and how some new platforms might change the tech scene don't forget you can get all the latest news on our web site that's. more news at the top of the hour. here. so you.

the carnival glory rear ended the carnival legend as it docked on the caribbean island resort of cozumel in a statement carnival said 6 passengers had presented themselves to the on board medical center with minor injuries a fortunate outcome perhaps given the circumstances. well they may not be ninjas or even teenagers but conservation authorities in bali are counting on these heroes in a half shell to help save the declining sea turtle population the majestic marine animals are under serious threat of extinction from commercial fishing illegal trade and climate change these 7 gentle giants were rescued by authorities and have now returned safely to the sea with a careful nudge from human helpers. don't forget you can get all the news on the go just download our app from google player from the app store that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news you can also used to send us photos and videos of course. you're watching the news from berlin up next is reporter with a look at what some families do in their ques

take a look at this footage the carnival glory rear ended the carnival legend as it docks on the caribbean island resort of cozumel in a statement carnival said 6 passengers had presented themselves to the on board medical center with minor injuries which sounds like a lucky outcome given the size of both of those ships. it watching news from berlin up next reporter looks at the legs some families will go to in their quest for the perfect christmas tree don't forget you can get all the latest news on a website that's called. that people for g.w. on facebook and twitter to date and in touch. for most germans christmas just wouldn't be christmas without extreme weather they chop it down themselves as one ready count of thought is a must treat farmers are happy either way there's just one thing they construct. artificial trees are disastrous for vilhelm becket good owns 140 hectares of forest in the zala that's around 200 football fields full of christmas trees so finding just the right one is a big challenge for the sham family. is that the song. the one that's last time we were back there i

collided off the coast of mexico the carnival glory rear ended the carnival legend as a doctor on the caribbean island resort of cozumel in a statement carnival said 6 passengers had presented themselves to the on board of medical center with minor injuries. you're watching you have your news from berlin up next world stories the week of. a historical turning point in politics business and religion. in iraq.

collided off the coast of mexico the carnival glory rear ended the carnival legend as a docks on the caribbean island resort of cozumel a statement carnival said the 6 passengers had presented themselves to the onboard medical center with minor injuries. you're watching news from berlin up next for business update don't forget you can get all the news around the clock at our website w dot com thanks for. that created today's. 979 the historical turning point in politics business analyst. ron. people of the islamic revolution. opens up making its initial flirtation of those streets in states of emergency sinks into chaos good job the 2nd to spread.

become increasingly frustrated by government they see as deeply corrupt political crisis in the caribbean island nation is making it more difficult for aid agencies like doctors without borders which is working to stop haiti's medical system from completely collapsing. barbed wire and concrete separates the rest of port au prince from the hospital run by doctors without borders since last november around 170 medical professionals have been working here many are from haiti itself but they're joined by volunteers like thomas schaefer from switzerland who wanted to help rebuild the country's medical services because if it's a major medical crisis since the last unrest most of the public facilities have closed there are a few private hospitals but the majority have also closed their doors to the lies that. people have been taking the frustration to the streets poverty stagnation and anger have fueled the protests more than $100.00 people have lost their lives much of the rage is directed at president moyes who is accused of corruption while many go hungry and the security situation continues

they're all passengers on a royal caribbean cruise ship.vity is preventing them from getting onto the island. >> they cannot pull up other people. >> royal caribbean's maiden emotional depression for the new zealand port yesterday. 28 people are still on the hospital including 23 in critical condition. and of those who survived the initial blast on monday suffered horrific burns. >>> just days after peace talks with the u.s. resume, the taliban has claimed this possibility for a deadly attack right near the biggest u.s. military base in afghanistan. lucas has the story from the pentagon. >> security remains a tight around the airbase, the largest facility in afghanistan. following an early morning attack by the taliban. to help the afghan people. several suicides but. >> the attackers detonated their cars and the battle started. a lot of the villagers got wounded proxima spokesman's situation was contained to the clinic in the airbase was never in danger. but someone there has been evaluated for minor injuries. >> this is precisely the kind

they were all passengers on a royal caribbean cruise ship. rescuers are being prevented from being back on the island. >> we cannot get other people to go out there. the island is not safe yet. >> royal caribbean novation of the seas, left new zealand. 30 people are in the hospital, 35 in critical condition. >> the taliban has claimed responsibility for a deadly attack in the biggest military base in afghanistan. we have more from the pentagon. >> security remains tight around the military facility following early-morning attack by the taliban. several suable suicide bonds were followed by gunmen. >> the attackers detonated their cars and then entered the compound. a lot of villagers were wounded. >> i folk spoke to forces in afghanistan. the airbase was not in danger. as some have been evaluated for minor injuries. >> this is the under taking and the people deserved to end of this act of violence. >> it was the early morning when the blast happened. my mother and brother and i were injured. this is the same base president trump visited on th