making sure that we keep the caribbean lake. free of those european presences is another way that we then put up those borders put up those barriers. and we lean on that navy to keep those other ships out of the way. so this is why we're going to have an intensification of immigration laws. right. this is why it's not enough to say we don't want catholics to come. we have to actually look at catholics really closely inspect them thoroughly in order to ensure that they aren't also concealing other ways of being defectives. so people are always surprised that the amount of time that border inspectors will once we get these new laws on the other side of the war how much they'll spend like measuring the distance between your eyes. the size of your ears the curvature of a man's -- the length of their legs their limbs etc. because we're always looking out. for something that could ultimately take us out from the inside. now internationally and will end there. what did it look like for the united states? well, the us spends the first p

how do you ensure that royal caribbean and the stock isn't wrapped up into the cycle?hat is the mess and to get around this hump and instilling confidence in travelers? >> yeah. i think on the latter point of instilling to the guests and the crew our protocols putt in place sometime ago are working the ability to manage the disease on the ships is successful and bo and beyond anything that anybody asked us to do. i think it is important to point out in the quarter we ramped you will 82% of capacity and occupancy levels were 60%. we are operating and we are putting on incredible experiences for the guests and managing through the variants as they come on and with the omicron one which did spread like wild fire had operational impacts on us but the consumer seems to be confident in cruising and seem excited to create vacation experiences and memories which is what we do. >> i think people were surprised to see the cdc with the new travel guidance in late december advising americans not to take a cruise now with cases on the decline in the u.s. do you expect the cdc to up

the united states has overthrown governments throughout latin america, central america, and the caribbean. there is no denying that we almost went to a nuclear war in 1962 under the kennedy administration, who felt, and probably correctly, that soviet missiles in cuba, 90 miles away from us, were a threat to this country and not to be tolerated. so, i only ask my friend from illinois to put himself into the mindset of russians. and that is nobody here, not me certainly, has ever talked to you about reclaiming other countries. let me mention that. certainly not anything that i support. but if the united states has a right to overthrow countries throughout latin america to protect our so-called interests, if there would be an uproar in this chamber perhaps from you and me as well, if mexico, an independent nation, decided to form a military alliance with china or russia, people say, well, you can't do that. should we not put ourselves a little bit in russia's position and understanding that if we consider latin america and central america and the caribbean within our sphere of influence, th

south asian communities into, you know, face groups of c, muslim, hindu, you've got the african caribbean community, no different african communities and carrying community. everyone's jostling for the same same family, jostling for the same pot of money. and they're all competing against each other just to try and not even get a hit just to try and get even there. whereas before it was like the cider of political blackness. right. there was this idea of political blackness in the sixties and seventies for everyone who was not why fall under this. so yeah. but that then gets broken up and some people say it's a good thing because there's no one racism or a different racism against different groups. and at the same moment you have somebody like tony blair coming in and you had this like big election campaign in 1097, then the slogan was, things can only get better. i guess the question is which kind of route he took and what the things really did get better for people in this country. the world of high frequency share trading, exposed. i had this engine that was basically trading. i could,

fill in labor shortages in factories in transport, so or less direct advertising happening in the caribbean, in some parts of asia. to say, well, we need people to come and drive the buses to drive the trains on to work in the underground to welcome health service. the energy literally is the most colonial instituted. we have like, literally would be impossible, have to have staffed it without and nurses and doctors from overseas that there's over and hit him. discrimination in the labor market, which means some kind of work. some people can do and some people come out. the only way that that can be done is to have this belief in racial superiority ins, hierarchy of whiteness. the way the weisman was, he works his way. the talk is black at the bottom in his iraq, in between. and that's kind of how capitalism works. it says your job has to be a cleaner. your job is to be a driver. your job is to be a banker and it's color coded. racial prejudice and racial hostility, but commonplace, but non white immigrants in britain from governing the work they did to attack some where they lived black an

we occupied a lot of places in the caribbean. he withdrew troops from the caribbean.repaired relations with mexico, the president of mexico was happy because wilson had poisoned those relations. he straightened a lot of those up. a lot of leaders were happy to see harding. he said this is a new era in latin america-america relations. the big thing he did was call the washington disarming conference. the washington naval conference. the first we have ever been a part of. that was the first disarmament conference we had been a part of. in those days, the big nasty weapons were not air-powered nuclear weapons, it was naval forces. part of the reason for world war i was the naval race between germany and britain. harding called this conference and they reduced those weapons. reduced our fleets, britain reduce their fleet. there were some treaties that were struck between nations. they banned the use of poison gas on the battlefield. harding was nominated twice for the nobel peace prize based on that conference. he has a lot of accomplishments that most people don't stop t

bit in harussia's position and understd that if we consider latin america and central american and caribbean a right to intervene that russia itself might have legitimate concerns about military forces five miles from their border. >> it's a legitimate and historic question. if you t are saying in the namef the monroe doctrine to protect ourselves in this hemisphere we have done things which we are not proud of today interfering with the sovereignty of nations the term banana republic emerge from the monroe doctrine and what happened in many of these ndhacountries, they became vesss of the united states economy and i don't say that with any pride. we would want to welcome that to happen in europe in the name of food and exercising sums aired of influence in invading the sovereignty of other nations. my point is know we would not. my point is the monroe doctrine remains in existence today. you and ind can agree that made the united states should not of overthrowing governments. two years ago secretary of state said i don't know how many people in this chamber would tell you today, i use that

walk with the analyst worn, the insecurity and crippling economic conditions that have plagued the caribbean nation for years are likely to only worsen as this latest chapter. in haiti's political crisis drags on manuel drop a little al jazeera still to come here on al jazeera for you. a surprise result in the 1st round of costa rica, the presidential election. yeah. ago celebrating the biggest triumph in the country. sporting history, ah, walk into your world weather report for the middle east in africa. nice to see you . every one. so the here's the same energy across the levant, moving to the north and it will drop down to the south. the north and east i should say, so look at pockets and what this is going to do for you, some showers late wednesday into thursday, and your temperature down to 18 on friday pretty well where it should be for this time to year. let's go back to the here and now dealing with a wind out of iraq, north northwest, or least. so that's a shame all with an up the sand and dust at times, especially any consider for though how those wind gusts 55 kilometers per hour

you know, he paid a no, he thought i was won't be so well. father, i'm a box caribbean. no it is. yes ma'am. now they've charged him with 3 burglaries. how to cook county and then we're staring down 12345 burglaries, adelaide county, residential burglary is what we call an illinois a class one felony class one felony. you are not eligible for probation. it's minimum of 4 years in prison, a maximum of 15 years in prison. but the kicker is, is you are eligible for something called boot camp. it's called the impact incarceration program, the 6 month program. it's in the department of corrections. you go to a camp has a military like, ah, training, good mentors. it's a really good program that's actually found to be very, very successful. for a lot of my guys, he could be out a boot camp by september back training, back with your foot to his throat, the keep him out of trouble. and i don't see why he couldn't. he'll be ready for the olympic trials in making united states loop yet. ah oh ah . 6 6 ah, it will allow us with us to lose allows to lose with graciousness, the extra peace of

the caribbean islands as well. but by large, many will be into that sunshine verse of rain through the amazon basin overcast, stay for bogota and lima. what are these storms around now and brazilian wall? but i think we've got some rock and storms in the forecast of for central portions of argentina roll and rate across the river plate region. and this will clip eastern portions of paraguay. so certainly something we need to be on the look out for. be careful out there. we'll see again soon. take care. ah, oh, once cc'd wireless now posted to villages. oh follows the personal journeys of women teachers. their daily struggles with isolation and battles with physical hardship. sacrificing their family lives for the education of future generations. women in the weight on al jazeera ah ah, hello again, this is l 0. let's remind you of the main news. the south kremlin says that separate his leaders in eastern ukraine, a formerly asked for military help, defend or for their calling ukrainian aggression. shelley has inten

now, as we go to the caribbean, look at this around the bay of competitive, intense rain or drying in some colder air. so that's likely to power up some thunderstorms from the yucatan right into southern mexico and guatemala. now as we check in on the gulf states of the us, that rain is draped back over florida. so tampa can expect some downpours at times . now watch this through the atlantic. we've got this storm racing up. it's going to produce a heavy swath of snow for new brunswick, we could see about 10 to 15 centimeters. and for halifax, i think about $75.00 millimeters of rain on tap was found. we go a warm search of air rate across the canadian prairies in northern plains billions at 12 degrees. that is, while above average land this weather reports in the west coast of the us. the stellar's stretch of weather for los angeles continues, and we'll get you up to 32 degrees by thursday, enjoy season. ah, the corona virus has been indiscriminate in selecting its victims. it's devastating effects of plague, every corner of the globe, transcending class creed and color. but in brita

cuba's plans to be the leading gay—friendly tourist destination in the caribbean — but not everyone is in the streets. the los angeles rams score a last gasp touchdown to win the super bowl — one of the world's biggest sporting events. and why top film and theatre celebrities are determined that the show must go on — even without a script. hello and thanks forjoining us. as the warnings and anxieties continue to mount over the chances of russia invading ukraine, diplomatic missions will be coming thick and fast again this week in an effort to find some way to avoid war, starting with germany's new leader olaf scholz visiting kyiv and moscow. just as germany becomes the latest western nation to publicly warn that a russian invasion may be imminent, ukraine's government has called for a meeting with moscow. and ukraine's ambassador to the uk — in an interview with the bbc — has suggested his country might consider dropping its long—held ambition tojoin nato. courtney bembridge has the latest anti—aircraft missiles arriving in kyiv and lithuania. ukraine has received planeloads of aid in

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university latin american and caribbean studies professor ada ferrer explores the history of cuba and its relationship of the united states. and then journalists mark bowden and matthew t. chronicled the 64 days following the 2020 presidential election and look at the efforts to both contest and certify the results and later on our author interview program afterwards emory university professor mark bauerlein insists that the lack of general civics knowledge by millennials poses a threat to america's political and social institutions. and now here's ada ferrer. now, it's my pleasure to welcome and to introduce to you. at a free add up born in and raised in cuba born in cuba and raised in the united states historian. adafra. is the author of insurgent cuba race nation and revolution and freedom's mirror cuba and haiti in the age of revolution. in cuba and american history feray offers an epic sweeping history of cuba and its complex ties to the united states from before columbus's arrival to the present day. for more than half a century since severing diplomatic relations in 1961 the st

and beginning now from the recent miami book fair, new york university latin american and caribbean studies professor ada ferrer explores the history of cuba and its relationship with the united states. now, it's my pleasure to welcome and to introduce to you. add a free. add up born in and raised in cuba born in cuba and raised in the united states historian. adafra. is the author of insurgent cuba race nation and revolution and freedom's mirror cuba and haiti in the age of revolution. in cuba and american history feray offers an epic sweeping history of cuba and its complex ties to the united states from before columbus's arrival to the present day. for more than half a century since severing diplomatic relations in 1961 the standoff between cuba and the us has sparked contentious debate and outlasted 10 american presidents. the passing of fidel castro in 2016 and the recent retirement of his brother and successor raul castro in 2021. the book traces the evolution of the island nation its conquest and colonization slavery and freedom. and independence and revolutions made and on made alon

there's areas of softness, parts of the caribbean can be soft.ven europe this summer is a little softer because what we see is when markets have strict mask mandates or if they still have covid restrictions, until they really start to loosen up we do not see as much forward-looking travel, but over the course of our 420 homes around the world we definitely have real headwind and we think that we are moving forward in terms of the luxury traveler, particularly for homes versus hotels. matt: one of the most popular places to go, your most popular properties? brent: well, tahoe is extremely popular. lots of five-star availability. we have fantastic inventory there. big ski mountains like vale are popular. montana is growing into a new luxury market. overall, i would say everything but a little bit of the caribbean. and for the most part i think the booking windows will get shorter for places like europe, and they will be longer for domestic travelers. matt: sign me up for yellowstone. thanks for joining us, the founder and ceo of inspirato talking t

we do have our showers falling across the caribbean coast. now the rain has switched for america. we did see heavier concentrations toward the east while we've disrupted that weather pattern. it's now more so a story across the western amazon right through to the pacific. we can expect some showers in bogota, lima, and we have seen land sides in western areas of columbia. round the south. some storms once again will be parked over the river plate region. montevideo has a high of 27 degrees on sunday. see soon. ah, nicholas guides died disproportionate numbers on that everest, leaving behind widows who struggled to survive. one hour east meets the shuttle women, to fine tradition, to conquer the world's fires, mounted on al jazeera, ah large explosions in ukraine's capital key of residence, rushed to bunkers as russia steps operates military advice. ah, general madison, this is our does. he relied from doha with special coverage of the russian invasion of ukraine. also coming up we will stop putin from using his war chest. western allies agreed to cut some russian banks from the sw

but somewhere else in the caribbean, the trade winds all that straw blower, plenty of shout even some heavy shouts. i think in the lesser antilles, by the end of saturday, scattered around though for the land bridge between south north america, north america still in the grips of winter temperature wise for many places in fact, looked at houston only 9 degrees. but the sun is there, starting to get quite strong, is playing its part. the forecast for houston is the battle between that cold winter, the sunshine on sunday, the sunshine winds in europe 18 by the time we get to monday. however, there is very obviously winter coming in for the pacific still is affecting western canada quite a lot, but it's also coming across the border, other wet, or snowy weather, for the weather sponsored by cataract ways. ah, this is al jazeera ah hello has i'm seeking this is the news out live from dark coming up in the next 60 minutes. fighting reaches the streets of the ukrainian capital, kia as russia continues its military advice.

the caribbean islands as well. but by large, many will be into that sunshine ursa brain, through the amazon basin overcast, stay for bo gets hot and lima. what are these storms around? the house and brazilian wall, but i think we've got some rock and storms in the forecast of for central portions of argentina rule and right across the river plate region. and this will clip eastern portions of paraguay. so certainly something we need to be on the lookout for. be careful out there. we'll see again soon. take care. ah, the nuclear gods di, disproportionate numbers on that everest, leaving behind widows who struggled to survive what ace needs the shuttle women define tradition to conquer the world. mars mountain on al jazeera, a diverse range of stories from across the globe, from the perspective of a network janice on al jazeera. ah . as new satellite imagery shows troops inching closer to the northeastern border, ukraine's leader warns of an imminent war with russia. the un security council will meet within the hour.

american city quaylon, addressing the caribbean. army, please lay down your arms, your grandad and your great grandfathers did not. cite denazi's and defend our common fatherland. so that neo nazis would seize power and ukraine in your mouth. you made an oath to serve the ukrainian people that will you please. they are a fascist hunter who have seized power in our own delivery, floundering ukraine, and exploiting its peoples and don't fulfill their criminal orders. he lay down your weapons and go home. he's away was mimi and in the us larry w e. d. the morning while to help us get through this developing story database, charles mcfadden joins me in the studio for more. charles took us through what's been happening in the last hour before we get into that, rebecca, i've been reporting on ukraine fight years. this is a remarkable and very dark moment in european history, and i think that flighty met putin. the saw that we just heard from him that the quote that we just heard from him was absolutely full of false misinformation, obviously designed to put off an army that he's now declared.

what does it mean where sam ask dominican or actual caribbean with a mean for me to say them brown in this country? i'm also black and white. i'm not black enough. you know, this, this constant pushing pool conversations and dialogues happen in the lobby happens relationship to others. you know, other people who are in front of me or who seem you try to figure out like, where are you from? i'm like, i'm from new york, or i can answer it that way, but i also know what they're trying to ask what they're trying to discover. so it continues to find itself in my work and, and i'm your and also i'm also letting the other influences that i have here artistic influences, cultural influences, find their way in to the working, informed to work and shape the work. you know, i will ask you to like in your art and you know, if you could share a bit of like what, what in your art, where do you see your story in your art? you know, where do you see whatever part of that journey you know when you see that influencing your work and i come, i come from from a refugee family. my dad flynn his own town i

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this is the picture throughout the caribbean, the gulf, mexico, nothing extraordinary here. frequent showers every day you tend to get them to cleans moran. but otherwise, this is normal, this time the year. as unfortunately, is this. you got the art guest though, thinking about moving sas from cancer and the us, me doing that blizzard to the east of it, particularly north of the lakes. widespread snow remy down through the mountains, massless west of the us. not really cold air is going to be noted once again in place that minneapolis may be down as far south as kansas is the 3 day forecast minneapolis. just save those temperatures, we're still in february and doesn't it feel like it oh, the weather. sponsored by katara always ah, ah, farmers finding harmony in pursuing his passions, my passions, finding young and keeping cultural tradition, nurturing the musical talents as his community has been trying to dream music for much money, money to the outside world, and tending his family's lands. the more poor little thing that called it's brought to my mind. you actually sketch him doi

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third second, third day in a row now, we're getting the reopening stocks doing really well royal caribbean had very positive comments on friday but wasn't up. yesterday, it was up big they said they're operating at 70% capacity but, by april, they're going to be operating at they believe full capacity and that's essentially what royal caribbean said the airlines are moving. haven't done anything for months united's having a couple of great days even live nation marriott, 170. that's just about an historic high maybe a dollar off even the department stores, speaking of reopening, also having a great day they've kind of done nothing for a number of months but nordstrom, macy's and dillard's all up >> the ten-year at its highest level since before the pandemic. could we hit 2%, rick? >> well, i'll tell you what, kelly. it seems we're going to hit 2% and like bund yields when they went positive in the ten-year maturity, it's just about when not so much the if look at the year-to-date of tens it's up 44 basis points. closed last year at 151. here we hover at 195 and yes, the last time we day tr

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during saturday, up in the caribbean, the trade winds are blowing or frequent light showers, lesser antilles. this, this here looks like a combination of the cold air from the states, and of course, the tropics, combined big thunderstorms for the yucatan village and possibly welts again for cuba and the bahamas. the still contrasting temperatures in the us. this is the cold, ex arctic m, minneapolis high temperature miles 12, something of a heat wave going on in southern california. and that's going to carry on for a while. surprisingly apart from the temper difference, not much is going on this more snow. yes. still potentially going through the northern plain state, the upper midwest and of course in winnipeg. otherwise, enjoy the sunshine blue weather sponsored by katara always blue this is al jazeera. ah. although i'm rob matheson and this is the news our lives from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes, the best friend for enemies that hispanic ukraine urges citizens to stay calm. as the u. s. warns of an eminent russian invasion, several embassies, all their stuff to leave. russia deni

much of the swamp extends into the caribbean sea but in a few places it gives way to a strip of solid sandy ground. a long parts of the coast is a large shelf of dog's teeth rock. so named for the hard jagged limestone that made the area inhospitable even after humans had begun to put shoes on draft animals. near the eastern end of the vast wetlands is an inlet like the swamp this bay boasts ancient species among them the reef dweller that probably gave the bay its name. the queen triggerfish known in cuba as cochinos or pigs. humans arrived much later to give and gave names to those places and those species generations of taino indians made their homes in the unusual terrain burying their dead always to the west. under mounds that alternated black earth and snail shells. in 1493 columbus hugged the coast of the swamp on his second voyage. a century later pirates were said to hide their treasure there. and two centuries after that slave traders would use the unwelcoming coast to land illegal cargoes of africans. forced after their long grueling voyage across the atlantic to trek over

england are due to land in the caribbean on friday without their two most prolific bowlers, with widespreadhis decision today. you think we come away from this tour and we you think we come away from this tourand we are you think we come away from this tour and we are victors and we have also gained a lot of knowledge on a number of other players and then we can add them back into things we are in a really strong position. i also think i don't this to sound like it's a development tort. it's not. it's about going there and winning absolutely but we have a great opportunity for those guys to step into that space and better everyone for it commit of this team for it. and finally, there were mixed fortunes for british riders on stage four of the uae tour. mark cavendish crashed early on, but managed to complete the ii2—mile stage. it finished with a battle between adam yates and tour de france champion tadej pogacar. the slovenian had enough energy left to take the victory and the overall lead. yates is now 15 seconds behind him with three stages to go. and that's all the sport for now. hello

cruise stocks are also right up at the top with tyson, the s&p 500 after royal caribbean ceo jason liberty believes the cruise line is now past covid in terms of impact on the business. the comments made as a downward trend in u.s. covid-19 cases is also giving a lift to travel stocks, we've got carnival up 8% , same with royal caribbean and norwegian cruise lines. shares of alibaba under pressure after citi stirred speculation soft bank the company's largest shareholder is planning to dump part of its stake in the chinese e-commerce giant. shares of baba down five and one -third percent and citi is registering an additional 1 billion american deposit shares which would allow soft bank to sell its stake more easily. for its part softbank is up about 3.7%, and snowflake red hot after morgan stanley upgraded the stock to overweight saying the cloud data warehous ing software provider is now undervalued. the firm also increased its price target to $390. snowflake right now is at 294.42 and basically, they cited revenue and gross margin forecasts trending ahead of schedule. president joe biden

royal caribbean said bookings are on the rise.ise line says it's started to see an increase each week since then. royal caribbean said bookings should get back to normal in the second half of this year even if it charges customers more to sail. but will it last? there's evidence that customers could ease up on spending. the consumer index hit its lowest level indy decade that's as inflagz rise inflation rises. amara and boris. >> thank you so much. amara and i are going to step aside for an hour, let smerconish take the reins then back. >>> and the life and freddie of lyndon b. johnson here is a preview. >> l.bj was intensely aware that he came into the office under the cloak of tragedy. >> it drove him to try to do things no one else had ever changed. >> he said what is the hell is presidency for, if you're not going to do something bold, why be here. >> i think lyndon johnson would be seen today as one of the greatest presidents because of what he did. but he made one bad mistake. >> he couldn't make a win out of this, no matter