this happened in the caribbean sea. researchers came across this unusual creature. they'd never seen before swimming off the coast of belize. a greenland shark. >> so greenland sharks are elusive animals that typically live in the frigid waters of the arctic. they are known to live as long as 500 years. >> oof. >> what? >> hmm. >> maybe it was looking for the carnival cruise down to dominican republic. >> he said, it's summer vacation. >> yeah! >> going to get me some tropical sun. >> tickets were cheap. >>> now, to when posing for the 'gram in a body of water goes terribly wrong. >> and, mimi, we're talking about you. this happened at a lagoon in zanzibar, tanzania. this south african tourist tried to snap a photo with a group of seemingly friendly sea turtles but things did not go so well. >> they never do. in video posted to her instagram, she's seen screaming in terror at the sight of the turtles, desperately trying to keep them at arm's length. the video was captioned "i tried to do it for the 'gram." at least, you know, taking ownership. hey, you never know. t

at the same time, the water warmed up to the caribbean sea, but in germany the depth of time is alreadyof ships. astronomers are waiting for consumers to increase tariffs in august in a number of countries. donald trump's electricity bills can be accused of espionage, the american media write about this, according to the newspaper, during a search of his florida villa, fbi agents found documents of the highest degree of secrecy, such that he allegedly should not have taken out of the white house trump himself said this that the archive has long been declassified, and he himself would have given it away. at the first request. the visit of the special services with breaking the safe. the ex-president called the game of politics in the case and however, the former leaders, unique to the united states, under legal protection, trump already constantly has to fend off attacks from political competitors, while the democrats were in the white house calling him an agent of moscow and twice tried to initiate impeachment. both times, the case of storming the capitol was unsuccessful, accusing trum

the lake's temperature is close to that of the caribbean sea, and its shoreline has expanded to revealrops. and a teenage refuge reams of becoming a musician, one year after she fled afghanistan with her family, and my conversation with author sophia nelson about the life lessons she has learned while taking care of everyone but herself. >> this is "pbs news weekend" from weta studios in washington, home of th "pbs newshour." jeff: we take a look at an 18-month investigation into president trump's zero-tolerance immigration policy. we need to te away children -- the secret history of the u.s. government's family separation story. that's the cover story of the latest issue of "the atlantic" magazine. children were separated from their parents with no tracking process that would allow them to be reunited. i spoke with "atlantic's" staff writer caitlin dickerson about her piece. >> the focus was on jeff sessions and kiersten nielsen, the attorney general and homeland secretary at the time, but i discovered the idea came from the head of ice under the trump administration, but he has been

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one trophy, a french pre diaper has broken the world record by plunging a 120 meters below the caribbean. sea are nodes. giovanni reached the depth of the bahamas with no breathing apparatus. he was under water for 3 and a half minutes breaking his own world record. it's the latest in a string of 1st shout her set with just a reminder of the top stories we're following for you here today on dw nose. keep denies responsibility for an explosion at a rush, an airbase in crimea. ukraine says it did not strike the base but says the blast destroyed. 9 russian warplanes and on the mainland ukrainian fighters pushed towards castle and people in can. you are waiting for the final results of tuesday's presidential election. the race is currently too close to call between presidential front runners, william root hope and violence. would dingo a runoff election to decide? a winner remains a possibility. you are watching d. w. news from berlin up next. it's focused on europe. and remember, you can always get all the latest news information on our website at w dot com. i'm terry martin. thanks for watching

free driver, free dive, or rather has broken the world record by plunging a 120 meters below the caribbean sea, or no reach the depth of the bahamas with no breathing apparatus. he was under water for 3 and a half minutes breaking his own world record is the latest in a string of firsts cheryl has sent me for you. just reminder the top stories were following for you this hour. keep denies responsibility for an explosion of a russian air base in crimea. ukraine says it didn't strike the base, but says the blast destroyed 9 russian warplanes and on the mainland ukrainian fighters pushed towards the castle. and people in kenya are waiting for the final results of tuesdays of presidential election. the race is currently too close to coal between the presidential front runners, william raton, and riley voting a runoff election to decide a winner remains a possibility. you're watching dw news from berlin coming up next is parish bonaire g with interviewing the political analyst in bremar. i'm terry martin. thanks for conflict with harass vanity. russia and ukraine are taking heavy casualties in the

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with and finally, a french free diver has broken the world record by diving, 120 meters below the caribbean sea, just off the bahamas coastline of known as jet. i reached the astonishing depth without the use of breathing apparatus, and it took him just 3 minutes and 34 seconds. now the free driver broke his own world record, which previously stood at 119 meters is latest achievement is the 7th time that he's broken the record in total. that's amazing. you're up to date. thanks so much for watching. he w ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, thu august the warrant and who have called me joseph orlando. so i don't know. okay, is africa's most prominent environmental activist, the nigerian conservation of the mission is to educate the entire continent about the catastrophic effect of climate change and a message that she regards as especially important for the youth eco africa. connect on d w. oh . did in the right wing extremists, i suggested again world might be a couple of wait and burned in south africa. people with disabilities more likely to lose their jobs. in the pandemic black lives matter. shine a spot

lake garda a water warmed up almost to the characteristics of the caribbean sea , there have been noorthern italy for several months. and this is footage because of the united arab emirates dubai was covered by a sandstorm, visibility on the highways decreased to below 500 m, and 10 flights were delayed at the international airport in a number of regions, the authorities urged citizens and tourists to be vigilant in the coming days, storms are expected in the country winds and showers. summer harvesting of apples has begun in crimea, almost 150 tons have already been harvested - this is a third more than last year, the most popular and favorite local variety. glory to the winners. he just matures first pavel melnik more. the endless prospect of the blooming crimea , the orchards of the krasnogvardeisky district, as in the line, the first apple of this summer, is greeted here with awe. we really love our job apples. we treat them very carefully, if you picked an apple badly on apples, an imprint may remain , i’ll say, the more tender, the better it is to go around each apple tree whol

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lake in italy, lake garda, and the water in it has warmed up to the average temperatures of the caribbean seais small wall is the inscription. if you see me, then a cry was made on a stone in the bed of the elbe 500 years ago, then only the line of the river and drought led to a deadly famine. since then, such stones are called hungry, and not from almost all european rivers, including the main water artery of germany. i never even in my life could imagine that i would ever be able to walk along the bottom of the rhine. and now we see with you only stones and shells and everything that we could only see at the bottom of the rhine. look at the water there was before. there these trees were in the water. it was all underwater, and i usually fish. there will be even less water between those trees. this is very sad. coal is transported along the dry rhine. now barges only load by a third, because otherwise ships risk just running aground fuel shortage forces power plants to use more expensive gas, and this is already hitting eu plans cheap russian fuel under sanctions and most likely to save gas

later if you like mauritius and trinidad and tobago are islands in the indian ocean and the east caribbean sea respect respectively that are democracies, but are consumed and gridlocked by ethnic tension. and then third the third group of countries are new york, which is not a country. although many new yorkers would like to think that they're a country or would like to become their own country and also hawaii, which is not its own country today, but it was up until american the american annexation of hawaii in 1893 and at that time they were already past the majority minority milestone and those two societies the hawaiian kingdom and new york were had a different type of history. it was it was subject to a sort of redefinition of the identity and therefore much more peaceful path towards demographic change. and so i study all six of these countries all three different paths and try to generalize what to eat and expect and what are the sort of critical junctures in that process and what should we factor what might we expect this majority. minority. milestone is an interesting interesting pheno

and the water in it warmed up to the average temperatures of the caribbean sea, usually the water level5 m higher. the water reached here, where this small wall is an inscription. if you see me, then cry made on stone. in the bed of the elbe, 500 years ago, then the shallowing of the river and drought. led to deadly hunger since then, such stones are called hungry, and not out of almost all european rivers, including the main water artery of germany. i could never even imagine in my life that i would ever be able to walk along the bottom. reino and now we see with you only stones and shells and everything that we could only see at the bottom of the rhine look at the water was before. there these trees were in the water. it was all underwater, and i usually fish. there, between those trees, there will be even less water and pike will fall, or now yours will only load a third. after all, otherwise it runs the risk of simply sitting down fuel shortages forcing power plants use more expensive gas. and this is already hitting the plans of the eu cheap russian fuel. and most likely to save ga

militarily, first of all, the exercises will be carried out where they are conceived, including in the caribbean seaber , we talked to you, yes, they haven’t canceled it, while there are many exercises in the persian gulf where these military exercises will take place. i think that this kind of action, er, will make ours old. in partners, beware a little and not give such provocative applications with an obvious, what is called such a mockery of what happened and what can happen is clear now, see dmitry georgievich you are a member committee on international affairs. that's what i suspect. uh, what do you have, uh, with your colleagues now, but it is quite a big difficulty with the fact that international affairs, the way they lived before. they don't go anymore. and apparently it won't go on for quite a long time and maybe never, that is, roughly speaking, all approaches to what international affairs and international relations are. they appear to be. well i don't mean to say the word is broken, but they are very strong modified. and these are some completely new conditions. these are the applicati

east was plenty of showers cost more than brazil up towards the caribbean, and we have seen some rather lively showers recently across sea. east the side of the caribbean, still clutched to storms as moving further westwards on his easley way, so the weather weather will gather across the western side of the caribbean, over the next few days. more in the west sunshine, across the islands. lovely tropical weather coming through the next hour. so i still a chance a wanted to share was there into trinity. barbados should be fine and dry scattering a showers and across central america. and further north, i'm me, i've got a hurricane off shore. actually, this is a how can frank this little system here that'll bring some wet weather. hopefully useful rain eventually pushing up was california by the end of the week as it weakens. what we don't want to say is that whether that is now making its way, once again across the ohio valley, back into kentucky. still some showers around here, not as heavy as as of late, but they are still there. nevertheless, moving further. east cats are airway official airline of the journey ah ah ah

caribbean is partnering with spacex's starlink satellite network to offer internet on board its ships. the move is aimed at combatting traditionally bad internet service when cruise ships are out to seaaribbean expects to have the service fully deployed across its fleet by the first quarter of next year, brian. >> you know, goldman's saying they're going to lift all restrictions, fancy language basically saying ending all restrictions get your butts back to the office, despite the fact that nationwide covid cases are the same as they were last october when everybody was talking about the winter surge thank you. >> you got it, brian >> back to the office. a lot of new york vendors are happy about this. >>> now to one of this morning's big stock stories, we're watching shares of bed, bath and beyond as it prepares to lay out its turn around strategy today it has been a rocky few months for the troubled retailer. what will it take to win back the confidence of investors and shopers and also employees let's bring in bill simon. good to have you back on i would imagine one big step is to get rid of the interim ceo title and either make the interim ceo the full-time ceo or appoint somebody

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have full diplomatic relations with taiwan, but mainly in the caribbean, central america, and pacific island nations as well as the holy sea shepherd tonchee is live for some washington. he joins us now and shall nancy. pelosi was never, not going to taiwan. will she does, it doesn't seem like that. as indeed, as you mentioned, as soon as she arrived various tweets, various articles or statements were released. positioning pelosi as a freedom fighter in the battle against we'll talk with you on behalf of democracy in a off ad that was almost you need to be published in the washington post. she compared her trip to taiwan, to her trip in april, to ukraine, as again part of this international rima, that she feels she has to travel the world promoting democracy. it interesting. in the last few hours, she received a very positive reaction from various republicans on capitol hill, who have some of them spence whole who, his years and years using below c. as one of the main, you know, evils in america. basically there's 11 republican center said look, i've never used these words in a row before, but pelosi did the right thing he

we are leveraging that whether it is in the caribbean, western pacific, you see them operating side-by-side in the arabian sea and also --. i think that will continue we are on a very good path with the coast guard. as a service, as a partner. likewise with the united states marine corps we are lockstep of the commandant in support of his force design and where he is going with the marine corps. with his expeditionary bases to actually support the fleet in a fight. >> yes or -- sir. >> belgian defense, with respect to threat assessments, according to you what is the next pearl harbor looking like? >> i believe it will begin in space and cyberspace. many, i will be in a wargame next week, but i increasingly see those as first steps. i wasn't surprised that russia did not leverage their cyber capabilities more broadly in the beginning of the ongoing conflict. i would predict we will see heavy cyber and space activity in any fight. that will likely be the next pearl harbor. we all recognize our vulnerabilities in the cyber domain. others recognize that as well. as i mentioned earlier, the way that the navy looks

know about this is the pirates of the caribbean era and it's when as many as 4,000 pirates were active this is in this time the focus of activity was not the red sea, but rather the waters off the american colonies and in the caribbean. there are many reasons for the explosion empire see a significant number of navy men and privateers who lost their positions when the war ended decided to turn to piracy many men rose up in mutinied and turned to piracy as well the sinking of a huge spanish treasure fleet in 1715 off the california coast created a stampede of men from almost all of the world. mainly europe who came to that area. it's a dive on the wreck and get as much money as they could they didn't get much money because the spaniards who own the ships got there first and managed to retrieve a lot of the money but many of the men who would come seeking their fortune decided to stay in the caribbean and get their fortune as pirates. although many men voluntarily signed on to become pirates others were forced. to go on the account becoming a pirates against their will 1715 to 1726 is also the periods when pirates used the black flag or the jolly ro

that's down towards the south though having set that wet weather across sea carabiner, particularly into the a western side of the caribbean. not too bad for the olives. ashley, or the way of sunshine, van showers here, but the weather weather will continue to fight to panama, nicaragua, costa rica, pushing up across honduras, some lively showers into guatemala, and that wet weather, stretching across a good part of southern mexican. ah, with our diets define who we are. but who are way if we don't know what we're eating in a disturbing investigation into globalized food fraud, people and power reveals long hidden scandalous practices. the def, infiltrated international wholesale markets and supermarket chains and asks, what's really on our plates, food in glorious food on to, on al jazeera. the important thing if you are walking around in beirut was not to be in the line of fire from the holiday fall off. we heard gunshots. i was the 1st one to flee the hotel. the battle lasted 3 days and 3 nights and there were no prisoners at the in control holiday inn and you controller the region around. and that's why it was such a b

for a street festival steeped in caribbean culture and history, for these locals, it's good to be back. celestina 0ludode, bbc news. a study has found that a major seamediately. the research found that the global warming to date will cause more than 100 trillion tons of greenland's ice to melt, causing sea levels to rise by at least 27 centimetres. that would have severe consequences were billions of people who live in coastal areas and the problem will only get worse as emissions continue. the international study was led by scientists from the geological survey of denmark and greenland. and finally, gibraltar, off the coast of spain, can at last call itself a city, though it's taken 180 yea rs. it was back in 18a2 when the british territory was granted �*city status�* by queen victoria, but the status was never officially applied. well, that finally changed, and now as part of queen elizabeth's platinum jubilee, gibraltar is finally a city. that's all for now. you can get all the latest headlines on the bbc news website. do stay with bbc world news. hello there. well, it was a fine bank holiday monday in wales. we had plenty of sunshine and, in por

caribbean and the men who lost america. joining him in conversation, is halle ruler a professor american history and an associate professor at the university of maryland. now let's hear from on drew asana sea and holly brewer. thank you for joining us today. >> hello, thank you for coming with. this is going to be a fun conversation a terrific book and an important topic. it can you ten used to be relevant and powerful. the most particularly, the questions are, what is the legacy of the american revolution what does it mean in terms of citizenship, especially higher education. how strut we understand ideals versus reality in the complex atmosphere of -- education is currently, especially higher education, is very strong. what extent has, the universities, they were founded in the wake of the revolution in particular, what extent were they tainted or compromised by questions of slavery. and those questions particular surrounding the founding of the university of virginia. as it nears its 200th anniversary, i guess it's just passed, it right? >> it's somewhat arbor arbitrary. in 2019, they celebrated the year that the bill was passed to create the university of virginia. an actual fact, it i

got to test the earliest model in the caribbean off the coast of puerto rico, he's one of the first to validate that this could actually float, it could work in the seaand maybe marines ashore. and he and the the sergeants below him were those who tooled around in this. and and and understood that it could be useful and their reports would have an influence in helping the navy to determine to mass produce it. but one of the unanswered challenges was could this vehicle really work in pacific surf like the kinds you might see in those surfing competitions off the coast of hawaii or where have you where massive, massive waves be generated slamming into coral reefs. and the challenge for the marines is they're looking at the central pacific in early 1943 and envisioning what the complexities might entail. they wanted to ensure that particular vehicle could actually the battering damage of heavy waves and real coral. and so crew lack was actually pulled out of a particular job in the western pacific and reassigned to test this vehicle off the coast of of noumea and and basically his orders were destroy your vehicle, drive it to the point it breaks apart.

from the caribbean and they get their name for their beautiful blue colouration thatis for their beautiful blue colouration that is on their topside and it camouflages them against the deep seaience these animals in their natural habitat. it's really important to stress that banks do the work and the training of the operator from what we understand, the lady will make a full recovery. it's important to stress that no one is at fault here. operators in divers all follow a code of conduct to minimise the chance of events happening. as many things in life, when you enter the ocean to dive with an apex predator you accept that there is an element of risk involved. ., , , , involved. people will be seeing the headhnes involved. people will be seeing the headlines and _ involved. people will be seeing the headlines and seeing _ involved. people will be seeing the headlines and seeing shark- involved. people will be seeing the headlines and seeing shark attack. involved. people will be seeing the l headlines and seeing shark attack in the uk in cornwall, a place where people go on holiday. should holiday—makers be scared when they are allowing their people two children into the oce

caribbean water temps this year stayed above average all winter. their third warmest on record. >> although we don't have a clear idea, most of the evidence points to warmer sealot of nutrients dumped into the water, and basically we're fertilizing this in a warmer sea. so that's good for seaweed, not so good for the rest of the places it affects. >> reporter: this stuff isn't only unsightly and stinky, it can impact sea turtles. little hatchlings have a hard time getting over this. it can shave coral which is not good, and it can even acidify the ocean which leads to sometimes fish killed. >> one of the major problems is on st. croix. the intake for the water, we have a desalinization plant there and the intake for that is being clogged up by sargassum. otherwise it's just a stinking mess on the beaches. >> reporter: cleaning up these beaches could mean big money. for the u.s. virgin islands tourism makes up more than half their gdp. so they got to get this tough out of here. unfortunately, a lot of the big resorts face east and that's where the sargassum piles up. now they've spent thousands trying to pick it up and get it out of here, but have to figure ou

watching royal caribbean this morning, partnering with spacex's starlink satellite network to offer internet on board its ships. it's aimed at combatting bad internet on cruise ships out to sea. royal expects to have it fully deployed by first quarter next year. >>> shares of chewy getting hit hard revenue missing the mark as consumers curb their spending habits over higher prices. i thought pet spending was inelastic. che chewy offering a disappointing forecast for the current quarter and full year. pvh shares taking a hit. the apparel maker earnings topped estimates but revenue and guidance cut short cutting 10% of its work force in its global offices. >>> hp shares are falling, the company's ceo telling jim cramer he's seeing signs commercial customers are spending more cautiously on pcs over macroeconomic uncertainty. that stock is down 6.5% this morning, joe. >>> russia's gazprom halting the flow of gas through the nord stream 1 pipeline. we're going to talk about the fallout for europe next. >>> and then later we're going to get the adp private payroll report for the first time in several months adp chief economist neil richardson is going to join us to explain the new