royle: the scene on caribbean soul was somber. mr.shelley was laying in the cockpit, and everybody, obviously, was very, very distraught. murphy: back on island, shelley was pronounced dead. an autopsy was conducted at a local funeral home, the cause of death drowning. the medical examiner ruled it an accident. swain was free to leave tortola and return to his own little island of jamestown, rhode island, to try to settle back into the routine he held for years of running his dive shop, but now without his shelley. years later, though, he would return tortola, but this time in handcuffs. craig melvin: coming up called an accident, could that drowning have been deliberate? a dramatic re-enactment on tape of that day in the deep. ms. lisa tyre: we have now found out what we wanted to find out. craig melvin: when dateline continues. ms. tondorf: when we came home and looked at the phone my kids can't hide anything from me. i'm home! especially when they've been using toilet paper that doesn't hold up. hold it, mister! here's new charmin

state department to expand our caribbean diplomatic presence. one of our embassies in barbados is responsible for seven countries. they don't even have a plane. they can't travel to those seven countries they are responsible for. we are expanding our presence there. we expanded support for small island states coping with sea level rise and invested in the caribbean basin security initiative to tackle transnational security challenges. mr. speaker, these investments are crucial not only to support american security and interests, but to build an equitable and inclusive world which we seek. i urge my colleagues to listen carefully to african and caribbean voices. we have millions of people of african descent in our own country, we have to continue to build these bridges towards the shared and just prosperous for all people. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields. the chair recognizes the gentleman from colorado, mr. lopez, for five minutes. mr. lopez: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to address an issue that affects all of u

and we went to the caribbean quite a bit trying to get this country to live up to see in the caribbean region as a priority, because, of course, you know, all of the scuttlebutt about china. well, you know, we're missing in action and so sheila was a person, a woman who pushed the envelope and who made sure that we addressed all the caribbean countries, not only with humanitarian assist. and i've been with to haiti, with sheila up into jamaica, happened to barbara. i've been everywhere with sheila, we land and she's greeted like a head of state when we land. so she made sure, though that as an appropriator that i made the region of the caribbean a priority in our foreign policy. and we have because of this, increased and and our investments, millions and millions and millions of dollars. africa. i've been with sheila many, many times to africa. you know, she went to school in nigeria. and so she she knew africa very well. and oftentimes and i know her family, you all know your mother, how you know, she's so busy with her constituents until maybe it's kind of like last minute she would

as long as the us for its embargo. hadn't draconian policies against cuba that are crippling the caribbean nation, the products renew on coverage of the latest trends. shifting the worldwide, now, this is our, the international i a michael, watch it now for more than 6 decades of ruling syria, the boss party has to create a pause in its operations within the nation. and as headed over, it's a awesome oh, to be interim governments, ministry of internal affairs. and that's after the tara group, h. d s. chad, syria and it's had in the past few days toppling. besides, government and taking control over damascus. are the same group that has now taken darrow's all located to the east of a entry at the footage you will see right now is the optimize showcasing a set. the dia crisis is or is the largest city in eastern syria and an important transportation hub. and there also significant oil fields in the surrounding area. now let's take a closer look at who controls watch. a miss syria. extreme is militants hold most of the territory, including the capital of the mass coast in the north, the yello

regional director for latin america andor caribbean from u.. trade and development agency. promises of services of security and opportunity for their communities and citizens. so keeping that in mind and how deeply essential good and effective local govern anticipates for latin the america domestic resilience and opportunities, i want to began discussion with you secretary nichols, again, welcome, before we talk about the initiative in-depth, i would like to help frame this a little bit more. so what challenges, what opportunities do you see in the adoption of digital tools by cities across the region and then also, what key engagement programs is the u.s. leading to work with local governments across the region? >> jason, thank you so much for having me. this is a great opportunity to talk about how do we deliver for the citizens of our region and you framed itt perfectly, i thik you actually stole half of my talking points about how we got here. that's perfect. so you think about going back to 2020 and the pandemic and where our region was in terms of lack of access to ed

at this intersection between -- we will take you live from state department officials have cities caribbean and applied technology database challenges. live coverage on the until. >> sitting here with us on stage giant nichols in our group secretary is facing policy both in the department of state to launch the program and that empowering local governments. the digital agenda for transformation for those of you who are acronym nerds, it translates data for cities initiative but more on that in a second. you can responsible about technologies already helping strengthen local governments. throughout the session today online and can studios from across the region adaptation. science and technology technology innovation regional director for latin america review development. latin american center. we watch the advantage counsel motivated in our responsibility to drive responsibility and big and you responsible ways. work with programs like the latin american center and the work across the region. it is my honor to introduce terry brian jennifer marcus moderated by the event latin america subjec

over the past decade or if not longer there has been a lot of digital in the area in the caribbean mainlyand i think one thing is to have the digital adoption. i've seen also a little bit of implementation on some of these initiatives and i was talking earlier with keith on the brochure of the data for cities and they are all pilots and investments that have started with pilots and i'm curious to know if we are measuring metrics on how many of those we received and i don't know whether that's happening. i do see a lot of investment in smart cities and governments and i'm not sure whether they are scaling to the rural areas. and we talked about this earlier it's creating the ministry is what melissa said a digital divide digital divide is expanding in a way and it could be for a variety of reasons maybe for lack of connectivity and maybe it's rural which i have learned in maryland you would think we are well connected that i traveled to pockets of maryland with senator mulholland in ben karty and we are not as ready as we thought we were. and so a couple of things i would keep in mind is i

with america and the caribbean. again, bipartisanship, shirley chisholm, she wanted to get the job done and she encouraged all of us to work together to fight for what we believe. but to also understand we have to work together to get -- to make life better, quite frankly, for everyone. and so missie, some of us called her shirley, some of us called her missie, i want to thank you for paving the way and for being that catalyst for change. this congressional gold medal is for you and happy 100th heavenly birthday. thank you again. i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman's time has expired. the gentleman from north carolina is recognized. mr. mchenry: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlewoman from california. ms. waters: i now yield one minute to the gentleman from nevada who is also the chair of the congressional black caucus, mr. horsford. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. horsford: thank you, mr. speaker. first, let me commend the ranking member, o

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take a caribbean adventure to with a star, ex sugar cane. try need fascinating people. and get a glimpse into the pulse kids scenic right away on d. w. a remote village in western ukraine shortly before the war. many here see no future for themselves, but farmer, honda, male carrier, maria, and biologist. no, you are refusing to give up their lives marked by dreams and loneliness. 3 women in 60 minutes on d. w. get ready for an exciting, auburn toyota for look, surprised. hi, irish. and i'm ready to dive into the hands of children to have you as a one the front porch. hi. we've got to despise this profit and the unexpected side to side. mm hm. okay. so the, the uh the uh, amazing grace. one of the world's best known him, however, not many people knew the place that's contributed greatly to his creation, the caribbean, the islands of st. kitts, together with the neighbouring island of nevis is one of this.

>> the video tonight, authorities investigating the death of an unruly passenger onboard a royal caribbean cruise ship. what played out onboard. >>> the urgent warning from the fda about a popular drug given to dogs. what they want you to know. >>> and our "made in america christmas" is back tonight. from american-made skillets to gifts for the family dog. and tonight, the movie "it's a wonderful life," and one thing in that movie still being made in america. can you guess? >> made in america! >> david: good evening, and it's great to have you with us on a very busy wednesday night here. we begin tonight with a number of storms we're tracking at this hour, just as millions begin their holiday travel. because of when christmas falls this year, the faa saying tomorrow will see the most flights in the air this holiday season, passengers and cargo planes in time for the holiday. and tonight, look at this. back-to-back storms heading to the northeast. one storm stretching from the south all the way up to maine, heavy rain along i-95. turning to snow inland in pennsylvania, new york, and parts o

the caribbean, the islands of st. kitts, together with a neighboring island of nevis, is one of the smallest kind of the in the. i see the, the country is part of the west indies islands chain. people from africa were taken here in slaves and forced to work for colonial mazda and most look, thomas thing sugarcane. and many of the buildings on the islands carry this magazine. a train that once carried sugarcane to the mills now takes visitors on a voyage of discovery, the over a quarter of the approximately $53000.00 citizens. nathan, the capital passed down on the southern tip of the island of saint kent notch cruise ships austin built in this port, searching the ceiling and flip flops between french and british rule. and it became independent in 1983. and the capital downtown reflects this turbulent history. independence square is a special place so many, including musicians like christian come on, nathaniel. making music here at independence square is one that fills me with such a joy and pride as the kids. a vision in the same place. with my eyes that says, would have been sold because it

however, i know many people know the place that contributed great to me to his creation, the caribbean, the islands of st. kitts, together with the neighbouring island of nevis, is one of the smallest country in the world. uh, the country is part of the west indies islands chain people from africa were taken here in slaves and forced to work for colonial mazda. most work, tavis thing, sugarcane, and many of the buildings on the islands carry this magazine. a train that once carried sure, they came to the mills, now takes visitors on a voyage of discovery. the the, the over a quarter of the approximately 53000 new citizens nathan, the capital passed down on the southern tip of the island of saint kent. non cruise ships all sent up in this port, switching the ceiling and flip flops between the french and british rule. and it became independent in 1983 and a capital downtown, which makes this turbulent history. independent square is a special place so many, including musicians like christian come, oh, nathaniel, making music here at independence square is one that fills me with such a joy

does it fit the common caribbean cliche sky? king black rocks dominates the islands image rather than snow white beaches. streams of lava that flowed into the sea more than 2000 years ago have left us stony reminder of the islands volcanic origin. the mountains, 9 mega is 1156 meters told and dominates the northern parts of feeling that a trail leads to the top of the extinguishing k. no, which is also known as mountains, missouri. the green monkeys aren't ever present in the rain forest such st. kitts the primates came aboard slave ships from west africa until the multiplying since the state field top speeds up to be the trains of the most crossing the way to the place where a crossing barrier. one of us was of the car running on it unless you don't have a big job. so we can fix it though, but the, fortunately his truck can also be used as a cross engaged the possible stretch of railroad engines in the northwest part of the island. the guests transferred to buses for the trip down the west coast. the today was more, the one was

world, certainly, pacific and caribbean and all overthe world, certainly, into the loop.g distorted and certainly, the view coming from the newly elected president of the newly elected president of the united states is of great concern to the people of the pacific island countries and certainly to my country, tuvalu. we are deeply concerned about this and i certainly hope that under the new administration, in washington, that they seriously reconsider their position. we are very grateful with the positive progressive position taken by joe biden's government, which shows that these things can be done if we work collectively as a global community to address this very, very serious global concern to everybody on planet earth. so it is certainly my call crosstalk. the new government of... crosstalk. i apologise for interrupting. i just — i apologise, i wanted to ask if you could paint a picture for our audience of the kinds of things that tuvalu in particular is facing when it comes to climate change, especially with this year and last year being so terrible for climate chang

developer program look at how cities in latin america and the caribbean can apply technology and database solution to tackle urban challenges from the atlantic household this is under an hour and a half i think that is specific to the subject matter were working through today is in particular honor sitting here with us on stage first and foremost ambassador brian nichols assistant secretary for western hemisphere affairs and jennifer baucus inaugural accurate to say inaugural principal deputy assistant secretary for the bureau of cyberspace and digital policy, both from the department of state you have chosen the atlantic council to relaunch the program aimed at empowering local governments. the digital agenda for transformation in the americas for those of you who are acronym nerds it translates to data, data for cities initiative. more on that in a second, across the region the strategic and notes possible adoption and sparsity practices and technology is really helping to strengthen local governments. make service provision more efficient and empower the financial capacity of municipal

he appeared drunk and allegedly attacked two royal caribbean crew members.ideo goes on to show security attempting to restrain the passenger. fox 11 reporting security uses towels, zip ties and handcuffs and either bear or pepper spray in the. they believe virgil died within an hour of security injecting him with some sort of sedative. they say what happened was not characteristic of him. well, the fbi is investigating. but saying only, this quote: the fbi responded to a royal caribbean crews on monday when it docked in los angeles and is investigating an incident on board that resulted in death. royal caribbean releasing this statement, quote: we are saddened by the passing of one of our guest. we offered support to the family and are working with authorities on their investigation. the man does leave behind a wife and 7-year-old son who were also on the crews with him. guys. >> cameras everywhere. that's why we saw the preamble to the actual brawl or the treatment so, chanley, thanks so much. lawrence. >> steve: there is a story fox 11 i believe in los ang

the illegal trafficking of deadly drugs which traverse through american territories in the caribbean. in the virgin islands, 93% of guns recovered by law enforcement were trafficked illegally into the territory. and the homicide rate is nine times higher than the continental united states. we need our federal partners. especially a.t.f., to provides resources -- provide resources and maintain a presence in the territory. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? mr. wilson: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from south carolina is recognized for one minute. ms. wilson: thank you, mr. speaker. led by president-elect donald trump, house republicans are looking forward to 2025 and the 119th congress with great enthusiasm. advancing a conservative agenda. with the new republican majority in the senate, we will work hard on behalf of the american families to deliver solutions to drive down crip

and the like, is the caribbean and the like, is the legacy ofjimmy carter, but i think carter was muchbible reading classes, helping build houses, he didn't have it i suppose what we see as some of the pomp of x presidents. the american tradition that there is a regal element. carter i think with his humbleness and his bluejeans and think with his humbleness and his blue jeans and southern accent and peanut farm talking, he tried to remove some of that regal element from the presidency that the cold war presidents, nixon, kennedy of course whether the camelot legacy, and johnson had tried to build the presidency up as almost above the people, and carter, i think there was a populism of his own time, wanted to bring it back to a much more common level and one of his great statements was he was the lucky guy, millions of people out there would do a better job people out there would do a betterjob but he would do his best. we are certainly unlikely to hear that from the president elect donald trump.— to hear that from the president elect donald trump. and there are many more tributes to j

reece earning his sea legs there in the caribbean.ry land, carmen took a trip to montenegro, a place that's seen huge changes over the past 20 years, with luxury resorts and state—of—the—art marinas popping up all over the place. however, there is still some old—world charm left if you know where to find it, and don't mind wrestling with an old gearbox and some hairpin bends. laughter need a ride? yes! i love it! check it out. ok, it's been a while since i've driven a manual car. janko scepanovic is my guide. he's brought his vintage yugo. i need two hands! one thing you should know, and this may be the most crucial thing, this thing have the stopping...needs a stopping space of one train. so when you press the brake... one train?! yeah. when you press the brake, count that you need a few metres until the yugo stop. right. so no tailgating. no. yugos were so popular here in the 19805 when the country was part of yugoslavia, that they became something of a national symbol. nope. carmen chuckles sorry. yeah. we're good. yep. and i stall

the caribbean nation has been engulfed by gang violence that's left to thousands dead. in june, this year, tenure send its officers in to leave the un back security force in the capital portal posts. but a shortage of funds and troops has led to you. and to now consider haiti's request to transform the operation into a fully fledged peacekeeping mission. even so the existing force has made some gains despite the great risks of correspondent mario miller got exclusive access to see them at work in the hazel capital were about to go on patrol with the canyon police and for the prince with games console, a large part of the city of opinions on here to support the haitian police and securing the city after crossing through buzzing streets, one of life just beyond haiti, supreme court. everything changes before this place was not visible. no one could have crossed. we are, we are right now. we're entering a wasteland. this part of the city is deserted. the un says more than 700000 people have been displaced. they fled when the gang started spreading, tara burning don't house

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it doesn't glossary shari across much of the caribbean. there's the way to weather as well slipping into eastern parts of mexico, bringing the temperature down in monterey to 15 degrees by tuesday on winter. it's still showing it's handles eastern areas of the us because that lake effect snow across the great lakes on monday. that's your weather update. on the phone charging the cost is china better prepared for a tennis escalation on the donald trump. this time around stop investment is trumped to pick for us treasury secretary, is he the right man for the job? plus us regulators want to break up google in an attempt and check monopolies, counting the cost on i, which is 0. the latest news, as it breaks, almost $400.00 for hanger. refugees arrived image lucia in october from 3 different folks with detailed coverage. the miners who escaped from the gang busters will climbed and crawled through narrow tunnels between 10 and 20 kilometers on the ground from around the world. the lights are friendly, the a full year of war in gaza. and now, w

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if you want to go to a hotel in the caribbean, they're 20-25 more than a cruise.k people are going to look at that and say, okay, that's cheaper. they have some picing power there given also we think that energy costs in the commodity come to plex are not going to go up. we -- complex. we think there's a lot of margins to be had in the cruise lines. to be able to bundle that together, i think, is compelling for a consumer that is stretched. there's no question the consumer's done very well. but at lot of the consumers are stretched. if they can find only value in a cruise lines for a vacation, they will. cheryl: the why of why we're seeing holiday numbers that look like they're going to be above last year substantially even with the additional debt tata people are taking on, it's an interesting dichotomy we're seeing with the economy that's going to the out next year, michael. happy new year. we'll see you next year. >> absolutely. cheryl: we've got a lot more coming. dissent is rising in the ranks of the federal reserve as they take on a hawkish tone heading into

you like royal caribbean which has been a tremendous performer like united rentals. anything else on the top of your mind? >> i think this is a business that had a problem in the summer, a snafu with an update, stock pummeled, every two years, now it's every three years. cyber security is not going away. it is one of the ways as a.i. gets harder and smarter, cyber security gets harder and smarter. we like royal caribbean because obviously the cruise lines, a lot of demand, and a cheaper vacation. as people feel inflation in the last 3 to 4 years, cruise lines are cheap opportunities versus going to a hotel and caribbean resort, you can get more for your money. >> we were talking about that yesterday. i will leave it there. thanks for your time. appreciate it. michael landsberg, landsberg bennett. >>> coming up, we are potentially 10 1/2 hours away from the government shutdown. house republicans are moving on to plan c after last night's deal fell apart at the 11th hour. what's the latest from capitol hill next? >>> olympic maker novo nordisk , novo nordisk diving whi

is widely known that us intelligence agencies have an agree just record in latin america and the caribbean . the us unlawfully occupied guantanamo bay as a military base and imposed a blockade and sanctions against cuba for over 6 decades. this has been catastrophic for the cuban people. the china once again are just the us to follow the just call of the international community and lift the blockade and sanctions on cuba. as soon as possible. the lashing recently, the washington based center for strategic and international studies issued a report of k as in china, of having intelligent scott, the rank and other facilities in cuba with in close proximity of american territory . the assessments that the u. s. and this regional partners should close the monitor of what it described as china is growing road in the car of a nation, a senior cuban official has dismissed the claims of suppose that the chinese base is in the country as a lie, being surprised by washington legends that the us media is frequently spreading about, alleged chinese military bases in cuba. are commissioned reports that

the rain across the central america and the caribbean will be pushing into nicaragua. you can also see the line of showers extending into his span your 1st day to friday. the african countries has struggle to reclaim many of the artifacts taken by you repeat the colonized. this is our experience, our identity. in the final part of the series, museums and collectors, still hold precious assets selected few have been returned, but the still a long way to go to progress is painfully slow. restitution advocacy with punctuation on orders here. the . the do without just a reminder of the headlines now. francis parliament has passed in their confidence motion against prime minister michelle bonnie and the move to asked him became of the bypass the parliamentary approval to force through their t budget as well as carried out to es trucks targeting a so called safe. so southern guns are causing launch fires and an area with people with sheltering tends at least 20 palestinians killed in the strikes. the government forces in syria have conducted another round of air strikes on i

a trained leader throughout the usa, latin america, the caribbean, africa and asia. he has experience leading in various capacities, and he's very committed to meeting the needs of all people. he is also the founder of -- and author of -- leadership. next to him is a key global policy and advocacy officer, where she leads global policy efforts to extend the protection of refugees and other displaced people. prior to this, she served for international programs where she extended the global impact across latin america and the caribbean. rachel cofounded -- and gender discriminatory claims in federal court in new york city. she received a ba from yale university and a law degree from university of british columbia. and next is the senior director of public policy at the world food program usa. previously worked with the united nations food and agriculture organization and the center for tropical agriculture and others on climate change, food security, and agriculture. with an interest in food insecurity and conflict, humanitarian assistance, climate change and sustainab

world caribbean is up since january 1, with carnival, royal, and norwegian lower on the month. >> ite best-performing sector within travel, even with the small pullback we have seen in december, it has been an incredible year for the cruise operators. check out royal caribbean, on pace for its fifth straight quarterly gain, 5%, while carnival has gained double digits in the past three months, higher by 40% this year, as we await quarterly earnings tomorrow, and then there is norwegian cruise line, of another 30% in 2024 by 5%, still up for forming the benchmark with more capital. norwegian is investing a lot of money into upgrading its current fleet of ships and bringing two new ships to the market as demand continues to grow for new cruise experiences. still seen as a cheaper than average hotel vacation, which is incentivizing americans to book more trips, and that seems to be the outlook for 2025. >> a lot of traveling, coming up. come on over. for thesuite view, we are joined by harry sommer. harry, it's great to have you here. >> thank you for having me. >> while we have been foc

the caribbean. rachel: photos surface of president biden posing with hunter's business affiliates after denying to have any repeated knowledge of hunter's business dealings. >> i did not know he was on the board of that company. i've never discussed my business or their business, my sons or daughters. never discussed a single thing with i had my son about ukraine. never spoken to my son about overseas dealings. never discussed with my son or my brother or anyone else with anything dea dealing with their businesses, period. rachel: we're joined by someone that's been covering this story since the beginning. new york post columnist and i call her the great miranda devine. >> hey, rachel. this just proved he lied all the time and the montage of clips and most of them during the 2020 campaign when this issue was raised occasionally with him and on the screen was gee joe biden meeting with president xi of china and introducing his son hunter in december of 2013 when joe flew hunter, his son, into beijing

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the team will wear the shirt — inspired by the city's caribbean community — in their league two matchurday. and here's 10 seconds of ugly cat confusion. to be honest, i don't think she's that bad. her name is lulu, by the way, but her owner has put out a plea for people to leave the cat alone after strangers keep mistaking herfor a stray and trying to rescue her. you're all caught up now — see ya! hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm gavin ramjaun. george russell sees red as he calls max verstapen a bully. the mercedes driver also alleges the champion threatened to crash into him intentionally. "one of the darkest and most difficult periods of my life." charlotte dujardin is banned for a year following footage of her excessively whipping a horse. and tottenham's troubles continue — just one win in six now for them after defeat to bournemouth in the premier league.