the girl of the caribbean sea between a career as an actress of an athlete chose sports.ll, it is more interesting than any movie, tita, so arranged action here. i must say that this obstacle course will make it harder for the girls, after all, the muscles of the hands to involve the girls, my dear flight, i appreciate mine, which managed light section. well, usually almost. well, come on, well, just a couple of centimeters. jump, swing, jump. oh no, wait, wait. will this test end in the second section? no, my ahtita managed, what a fine fellow you are! you're such a grammatical past the real harley quinn she needs to get out of those deep-moves. come on, the hardest part is the pipes. here, uh, you need to seize the strength to rise, as high as possible and reach the end, by the way, quietly, hot girl. she said it herself and dreams of killing cold places. but the main thing is not in the pool. stop. no. she washed up so that the test is also completed for her, so you don’t think so . i still feel confident about her, i believe my eyes. well, i certainly hope he does. i'

caribbean sea.hoped to reorient all middle eastern trade along the great silk road to russia in order to personally control the transit between west and east, with regard to the accession of precisely densely populated territories, that is, here catherine ii the great is the record holder among all russian rulers and rulers as a result of three sections of the commonwealth and two wars. with turkey, she joined the russian empire. rice with a population of approximately 11 million people this despite the fact that the population of those lands of the empire that catherine the great received when she ascended the throne was no more than 16 million people, that is, 16 brought it to 27 million at once. turkish wars of the 17th-19th centuries and followed the numerous defeats of turkey and the abdication of the last crimean khan, shogenger. and on april 19, 1783, catherine the great signed a manifesto on the acceptance of the island of taman of the crimean peninsula and the entire territory of the kuban

venezuela is developing a tropical depression is making its way just around southern parts of the caribbean sea as already punched his way through the a wind woods crossing over, trinidad and tobago. and you can just see it just making his way to the west of caracas, that it will continue to drive a further westwards as we go through the next couple of days. and then is that making a beeline to was nicaragua for the early part of next week, could be quite a significant feature by that state. we have got showers into where parts of mexico matching up into new mexico, arizona part sofa of the texas. also seeing some wet weather up towards the lakes, some went by the hair as well. much cooler in winnipeg to 6 celsius on thursday, but temperatures do recover little by friday. the weather, sponsored by categories the british political party and we did lay the taunting is a criminal cons. harrison against his members newly obtained documents reveal members silenced, suspended, and force that might go on. this is unbelievable. free speech was shot down an exclusive investigation. the labor files ought

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losing is not. saddens, the main part of the girl caribbean sea, but the sieve between the career ofess, an athlete chose sports. after all, it's more interesting than any movie, tita, that's how the action is arranged here. i must say that this obstacle course will make it harder for the girls, after all, the mice of the hands involve the girls, i appreciate my dear flight perfectly, to be honest, i coped with the passenger section. well, usually almost. well, come on, the bird is going through the last jerk. well, just a couple of inches. no, my rules, what a fine fellow you are. dragon grammatical past present harley quinn she must get out for these trips. come on, the hardest part is the pipes. here, uh, you need to grab the strength to rise, as high as possible and reach. e until the end, by the way, quietly, hot girl, she herself said this and dream of visiting cold places, but the main thing is not in the pool. no, she fell out, but something does not suggest a test for her. also completed think no suggests. i'm still confident in it, i believe my eyes. well, i certainly hope

and we still have 70% of probability here in the tropics across the caribbean sea. is not a threat to the u.s., but we'll keep a close eye out for central america because it could become a tropical depression early parts of this week. >> all right. thank you so much, derek. >>> and houston astros dominated the phillies saturday night in game two of the world series. houston's offense got rolling early and they hit three straight doubles. and this blast to center field in the fifth. final score was 5-2. the series thousand heads to philadelphia tied at one game a piece. game three set for monday night. >>> red bulls max verstappen has won pole position for the grand prix. this was the 19th pole of verstappen's career. and there was no winner in the powerball jackpot saturday night, and that means that the jackpot is now get this $1 billion. the odds of winning that jackpot are really, really astronomical. but the drawing is on monday night, so if you enter it, well, good luck. that wraps this hour of "cnn newsroom." i'm kim brunhubrunhuber. and i'll be back in a mome

malicious islands in the indian ocean and east caribbean sea that are democracies consumed and reflect by ethnic tension. the third group of countries for new york which is not a country although many new yorkers would like to think they are or to become their own country and also hawaii which is not its own country today but it was up until the american annexation of hawaii y in 1893 and they were already passed in the milestone and those two societies, hawaiian kingdom and new york were.pa >> is majority minority milestone is an interesting phenomena happeninghi in the country, it will take some time but if we know it's coming it could have impact on multiple parts of america america political life but what might we see, from minority majority milestone in the u.s. and what youan saw in these other places? >> the most important thing to recognize is is going to be nativism, p prejudice. they are consistent human response to demographic change aparticularly approaching majority minority milestone and that's true even in societies that cope will. to me it's important to recognize, that

. >>> a huge weather system is gaining strength in the southern caribbean sea.momentum as it makes its way across central america. hurricane warnings are in effect for parts of nicaragua, storm julia is expected to make landfall. what you can tell us, brit? >> yeah, around a well-defined center this morning tells you the system is continuing to threaten the process. right now, max winds of julia, 60 miles per hour, with gusts up to 70. not hurricane strength yet, but, again, rather impressive as it takes its turn rather slowly. working its way towards the colombia islands and hurricane warnings being extended as well as tropical the storm warnings, so there's room for strengthening the temperatures. sea surface temperatures in the mid-80s. that's fuel for the system but as it treks west it pushes over land. and some of the higher elevation is going to tear the system apart. that friction is not good for systems like this. making landfall sometime early sunday morning with winds 90 miles per hour. that's a low-grade category 1 storm but a hurricane nonetheless bu

they are islands in the indian ocean and east caribbean sea respectively that are democracies but consumeddlocked by ethnic tension and the third group of countries are new york, not a country although new yorkers would like to think they are or would like to become their own, country and hawaii which is not its own country today but it was until the american annexation of hawaii in 1893 and they were already passing those milestones. the hawaiian kingdom and new york had a different type of history subject to redefinition of identity and therefore aha peaceful path so i study all six of these, three different paths to try to generalize what to expect in the critical junctures. >> what might we expect in this milestone, and interesting phenomena in the country? if we know it's coming and have impact on multiple parts of america like american political life, what might we see come from minority majority milestone in the united states and in other places? >> the most importantbe thing is there will be nativism, prejudice. prejudice and nativism are consistent human response to demographic ch

. >>> a huge weather system is gaining strength in the southern caribbean sea.m julia is picking up steam as it moves toward central america. hurricane warnings in effect for parts of nicaragua. julia is expected to make landfall sunday as a category-one hurricane. we have more now on the latest developments. so you've been tracking this. what is the latest? >> yes, we have the latest from the national hurricane center with winds now at 60 miles per hour. max around a well defined center. you're noticing satellite. see how much that convection has billowed up through the overhours as it moves through -- overnight hours as it moves through the southern caribbean with the westward track at 18 miles per hour. so it's speeding up a bit, coming into the colombian islands and along the nicaraguan coastline. hurricane warnings. the system expected to strengthen as it takes on the warm ocean waters. mid 80s, by the way, which is fuel for that to thrive off of as it makes its way toward nicaragua. coming into sunday morning with winds of 80 miles per hour. somewhere on t

roughly, violating all the norms of maritime law, they actually imposed a blockade of the caribbean sea under the threat of the use of weapons. they demanded that civilian ships stop, there were attempts to force soviet ships to be searched on september 19, 1962. the soviet cargo ship angara les was intercepted by an american cruiser, which aimed at it guns and accompanied for more than a day continuously demanding to report on the nature of the cargo being transported, not a single soviet ship complied with the requirements of the americans and was not inspected. everyone arrived in cuba and 44,000 people successfully landed - these are only edema. these are several motorized rifle colonels. the coast guard division of the air defense troops is a variety of troops using radio-electronic technology, tracking equipment for organizing the rear. we were landed on the bare shore, some rocky one was put on the bus, there were accompanying cubans. some kind of harsh uncommunicative. well, we could not communicate, we did not know a word in spanish. our troops found themselves in extremely unu

venezuela is developing a tropical depression is making its way just around southern parts of the caribbean sea, a saudi punched his way through the a when woods crossing over to that and to bega and you can just see just making his way to the west of caracas, that it will continue to drive further west, which as we go through the next couple of days. and then is that making a bee line towards nicaragua, for the early part of next week, could be quite a significant feature by that state. we have got showers into where parts of mexico notching up into new mexico, arizona part sofa of texas. oh sinks in wet weather, up towards the lakes. some wet weather here as well. much cooler in winnipeg to 6 celsius on thursday, but temperatures do recover a little by friday. ah. a british political party at war with itself. labor party is a criminal conspiracy against its members. newly obtained documents were reveal members silenced, suspended, and forced out. my god, this is unbelievable, and free speech was shut down an exclusive investigation. the labor files ought to be on al jazeera. ah lou ah, watchi

, how the caribbean crisis began in the world placed missiles all there remember, there is the caribbean seacloser to the caribbean islands now berlin moscow is a treaty we will not go down in history. you understand that today, when we talk about global security, the further we have a security belt. we would have more allies in this region. kazakhstan would be with kazakhstan if then, unfortunately, individual politicians are not always appreciated. i’m not talking about my president of kazakhstan now. i’m talking about the political establishment, which today speaks impartially about russia but she then played a decisive decisive licensing of the british takes the project. yes, especially energy ones, and therefore they express it, but this is wrong, therefore it really played its role about dkb. and by the way, they defended it. it’s not easy, kazakhstan, after all, they wanted to set central asia on fire central asia, it became kazakhstan’s regiment in the larger economy of all central asian countries, you understand, if this country were approached, that is, you need to understand these

caribbean crisis begin in the world you placed the missiles everyone remembers there, there is the caribbean seaer to the caribbean islands now berlin moscow is a treaty we will not be in history in good so say understand that today, when we talk about global security, the farther we have a security belt. we would have more allies in this region. kazakhstan would be with kazakhstan if then, unfortunately, individual politicians are not always appreciated. i'm not talking about my president of kazakhstan now. i'm talking about the political establishment, which today speaks impartially against russia, but then it played a decisive, decisive condensation of the british takes the project. yes, especially energy therefore express, but this is wrong, so it really played a role about dkb. and by the way, they defended it. it’s not easy, kazakhstan, after all, they wanted to set fire to central asia, central asia is the same to found kazakhstan in the larger economy of all the countries of central asia, you understand, if this country were approached, that is, you need to understand these processes, th

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

turnabout at the bagel i lived in a caribbean sea respectively, that are democracies but are consumed and gridlock 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 they are country, i would like to become their own country, and also hawaii which is not its own country today but was up until america, the american annexation of hawaii in 1893. at that time there were already passed majority minority milestone. those two societies the hawaiian kingdom and new york had a different type of history. it was subject to a sort of redefinition of the identity and, therefore, much more peaceful path towards demographic change. i steady all six of these countries, all three different paths and try to generalize what we can expect and what are sort of the critical junctures in the process. >> host: and what should we expect what might we expect this majority minority milestone is an interesting phenomenon happening in the country, it's something that's going to take some time to happen but if we can'

there is the caribbean sea, from there the turks started and we went there closer to the caribbean islands not be well aware that today, when we talk about global security, the farther we have a security belt. we would have more allies in this region. kazakhstan would be with kazakhstan if then, unfortunately, individual politicians are not always appreciated. i’m not talking about my president of kazakhstan now. i’m talking about the political establishment, which today speaks impartially against russia, but then it played a decisive, decisive condensing british occupies the project. yes, especially energy ones, and therefore they express it, but this is wrong, therefore it really played its role in dkb. and by the way, uh, this is uh, after all, it was not easy to defend kazakhstan, because they wanted to set fire to central asia, central asia, it became the economy of kazakhstan in the larger economy of all the countries of central asia, you understand, if this country was approached, that is, you need to understand these processes, therefore, any expansion of some kind of geopolitical

european sanctions there, that is , some islands in the pacific ocean that also trade flags in the caribbean sea quite right, who sets it, how they will control the offshore sudorological route, included in the european union, can it still be transported? that is, this is such a navigational act in favor of our own. at least for now, that is, that's how it looks. but they also took some interesting steps. they concern not only wood and woodworking products from russia which are forbidden to transport , but uh, they concern. well, they are still counting on firewood from ukraine because they get a huge amount of food from ukraine is already in the carpathians, all this is a curse for farmers in the european union, a huge flow of cheap food from ukraine i don’t know what they will spend the winter with, the population of ukraine itself it’s a big question what will remain there, but the european union is in distress due to dumping, which ruins european farmers in conditions when both fuel is expensive and everything is expensive, yes, in practice, fertilizer is expensive labor, expensive, transpor

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caribbean. then we have that little clutch of storms rolling towards sea. i lay which we are going to see that making its way across the wind woods as we make our way through wet and stay. there's that heavier rain. therefore, trinidad and tobago. pushing right up towards grenada could cause some flooding. eventually pushing across towards the sea island, good splashes showers there across a hispaniola, pushing across to eastern parts of cuba. still some very heavy rain into the western side of the caribbean. the possibility of flooding there from nicaragua, for guatemala and also conjures, ah, combining ours and technology to challenge of the at air methodologies. through making, creating and performing, turning a generation of children into the trailblazers of tomorrow. after school armenia, part of the rebel education series. on al jazeera frank assessments, if the united states should, we felt that you're running a good program was there to fill the nuclear weapons. they would find the view by informed opinions. i believe that armenia and other virginia

, there should be much more starting from space fairy tales and ending with sea ones, there and so on, as soon as the caribbeancided to deploy nuclear missiles in cuba, yes, but why was it done, because in turkey from the united states decided to put missiles in europe, they put missiles so that they have flight time, it was a few minutes to moscow there, to russia, to the soviet union, this was what provoked and as soon as the threat appeared. the us itself immediately removed the missiles, because the threat to the us itself is the main one. in order for us to remember the world of sakha in general, in general our history of the last 30 years, in general, the dust was for them in general, er, in an amazing way until now. we still retain our sovereignty over let's speak directly to to the united states of america because we convinced that brussels is no longer sovereign, and uh, shoot themselves in the foot already before you must be a honeycomb. e time, despite the fact that the people are already taking to the streets and we have been able to withstand this onslaught for all these decades. twentieth year ag

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

caribbean and u.s. ports in neutral nations. so this neutral sea behavior that we learned about this morning continue used to be a problem. now they would seize these ships even though they were sailing under a neutral flag and not particularly carrying any war material. so no, no ammunition. and they would just seized them and they would seize all the goods and they would imprison the sailors. you can imagine roughly how. well, this went over with the american people, especially because the sailors were treated quite poorly very early on in his presidency. john adams decided to send a three person envoy to paris to try and negotiate a new treaty, to try and figure out these tensions, to resolve these. that is what is that resulted in what we think. by the way, these are just some ships. and rigs from the big sur. there's the american and french ships. they're battling on the high seas, just providing a little bit of background information. you know, one of the challenges about talking the 1800s is your pictures just there. that many options. i'm v

caribbean. i am just because two idiots decided to get rich. on the computer i saw a photo where he was hugging some beauty on the sea.urveillance in such situations, people very rarely go to the police because they are afraid. they tell you everything from the pain of predators. ah, what do the kidnappers say? yes, it's not they, just random people walking, they asked for a light, and you put a case on him here, the police alone are still not in themselves. here is some kind of nonsense so that the most who threatens them is 15 days for insulting representatives of law and order. bitten can kill, among other things, because of you we will do everything to prevent this from happening. the old man caught us at the dacha of sveta's parents. in general, it takes a long time to explain, measure it, it will be better, but i promised not to merge you with the police one day until you bring me evidence that my husband is a mistress. it turns out that we are now hostages. it turns out, and where do you have the chain here, tell me, it took the money, not like that, firstly , the police are already aware, petrova was not going

caribbean. i'm only because two idiots decided to get rich. well, i saw a photo on petrov's computer where he is hugging some beauty on the sea.ted watching you. in such situations, people very rarely turn to the police because they are afraid of caring. yes you know me. i just couldn't tell you everything. and what do the kidnappers say, it's not they, just random people walking a mine asked for a light, and you're scurrying around here the police, so the most threatens - it's 15 days for insulting representatives took the order. how can i eve, because they can kill, we will do everything to prevent this from happening. here we will search. in general, it would be better to explain for a long time, but i promised not to leak you to the police one day proof. so it turns out we are now your hostages. it turns out, and where do you have the chain here, tell me, he took the money wrong, firstly, the police are already aware that petrova was not going to pay the ransom. i need a book not tied up by some two dudes. i myself saw that there was toilet paper in the case. fast faster

the caribbean country is currently trapped in the cycle of skyrocketing prices, game violence, and a spiraling caller out. gangs have been in control of sea infrastructure since september and seek to control more territory. haitian government has asked for foreign assistance to quality and rest, but asian protest her have rejected the prospect of international intervention and you're calling on the prime minister to step down. meanwhile, the u. s. secretary of state has visited canada and so the countries will work together to tackle in security in the caribbean country. it comes after the u. s. in canada said armored vehicles and other supplies to haiti 2 weeks ago to help police fight armed gangs. ah, security for some sort of security on for i, i understand it's very difficult situation, but in time past experiences, we don't see any country really spend no use for force or countries have been working very closely together to do a few things to try to cut this insecurity and deal with again problem one is the support ation, national police including with equipment with advice. there is now a 2nd draft resolution in the works with unite

and we get into a scuffle, the british and the british decide to see seas seine status, which is one of my best colonies in the caribbean on my own. i'm not going to look to other neutrals for help because catherine just said we're not going to get any. and we'll work out the specifics in the treaty as we've negotiated. so the greatest burden as started to say, gets placed on those states, closest britain, the netherlands, denmark and sweden. the baltic and white sea cluster. russia at this point are not regularly patrolled by the british any more. it's sufficient to wait on the edge of the sea. you know that choke point in the baltic. and. the russian fleet is not going to protect member vessels even if they carry russian cargo. the greatest risk is run by others, those closest to britain, who will be responsible for protecting convoys when they're closest to britain and most likely bound for france, spain. they're in there all these colonies are going to be vulnerable no matter where they are. so this is where we have the real problem for catherine that her principles and her proposed league don't recognize national s

royal caribbean is building icon of the seeds that will be the world's biggest cruise ship 20 decks high and nearly 1200 ft. long it will feature the largest water park at seathe suspended infinity pool increase in legalized marijuana is sending more pets to the hospital. poison control center reports 6200 cases of apparent marijuana poisoning of pets in the last year. that's advise people not to leave. we'd laying around, saying pets don't ingest marijuana like people do. we turn now to america's childcare crisis, a growing problem for both parents and educators? abc s karen travers reports. there are no easy solutions. the u. s job market continues to bounce back from the covid pandemic. despite that good news. one key industry is still struggling childcare. we continue to have a staffing shortages were about 22% short staffed right now, this is unheard of the childcare sector has lost more than 100,000 workers compared to pre pandemic levels. that's a drop of 9.7% experts say the single biggest factor that continues to draw five. this staffing crisis low pay for childcare workers. the average hourly wagee ws jus1 or under $28,000 per year. marcello candi

seas set sail from sydney for new zealand. it was peak cruise season, and thousands of australians had bought tickets for one of the last trips before christmas. on board the royal caribbeanyer gavin dallow, his wife lisa, and her 15-year-old daughter, zoe hoskin kym loechel: lisa and zoe . i justnow that's the greatest thing that ever happened to gavin. when i first met lisa, it was-- you could tell there was just something, and it wasust, yeah, so good to see-- most of all, he was just so happy. brian dallow: they were really looking forward to it, and then gavin sent a picture of them as they were going through sydney heads and said, "goodbye australia, hello new zealand." stephanie: also on the ovion of theeas was sydney family the langfords, mum and dad kristine and anthony and their teenage children jesse and winona. john cozad and his son chris from new south wales were on board too. rita yousef: there were lots of famils taking, suppose, an early christmas, or a lead-in to their christmas holidays, and the mind-set really is to be carefree, to let the cruise company look after their holiday. they've paid a lot of money, they've planned for it, they've taken leave

several fall flavored groceries and food items have increased. 60% royal caribbean showing off its latest cruise ship, the icon of the seasld up to 7600 passengers. take a look at this. before city when you add the crew, the ship has capacity for almost 10,000 people that makes it the largest cruise ship in the world are cl says it will have its own water park, world class cuisine and open air deck trees, waterfalls shops, the boat will hit the high season january 2024, however, bookings will open up next week for the initial sailings. to the caribbean. i'm pam cook. that's look at your dollars and cents. time now is 7 48, and we do have traffic that is very busy on 80 westbound. we have to get right to it. we had an earlier crashed near the albany hill. it didn't turn out to be that serious, but the time is ticking up 45 minutes to drive from the cartoonist bridge to the macarthur made and then at the bay bridge toll plaza. we do have solution traffic on the peninsula we have slowing between say, mateo and burlingame, actually more like redwood city in burlingame, and then we look at the other side of the bay with very c

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seas, was presented in the usa. vessel. already started. next year it will be launched, and already in 2024 it will be sent on the first caribbean cruise, thegest in the world, but also the first fuel in the world for which liquefied natural gas. well, that's it, the ship is designed for 5,000,610 people, for whom almost 3,000 cabins will be equipped, the liner will receive 18 sticks, on which numerous shops, jacuzzi pools, and also not to believe will be placed. it has 40 restaurants a concert hall with fountains. not only one more feature of the liner will be the largest water park in the sea. that's it, let's listen. well, just some kind of dream on the water. the only thing that's interesting is that i've never just ridden on a cruise ship. i don't know what those feelings are. these are the people who get seasick. yes, here how do they even deal with it. everything is great, of course. but if you feel a little sick, let's be frank, they say that you just need to take it halfway up, so to speak, and life hacks or to the cabin for the captain, welcome , by the way, about the staff who will serve this huge one. how many people do i need?

who 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 ayat, it could work in the seaand maybe marines ashore. and he and 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. see

caribbean, off the course of puerto rico. he's one of the first to validate that this could actually float. it could work in the sea and maybe deliver marines ashore. and he and the sergeants below him tools around in this, and understood that it could be useful, and their reports would have an influence in helping the navy to mass produce it. but one of the unanswered challenges was, could this vehicle really work in heavy pacific surf, like, behind you might see in the surfing competitions off the coast of hawaii or where have you? massive, massive waves could be generated, slamming into coral reefs. the challenge for the marines looking at the central pacific in early 1943, and envisioning what the complexities might entail, they wanted to ensure that this particular vehicle could actually withstand the battering damage of heavy waves and real coral reefs. so, we kulak was pulled out of a pacific job in the pacific, and made to test this vehicle off the coast of -- and basically, his orders were, or destroyed your vehicle. dry fits to the point it breaks apart. see what the limits of its, see where its limits ar

royal caribbean, says the first voyage on its newest cruise ships sold out in less than a day. icon of the seas, is expected to set sail for the first time in january. 2024 on a one week voyage from miami to the eastern caribbean. when it sets sail. it will be the world's largest cruise ship . wow alright, time is 6 48. we're having a lot happening in the morning commute right now, sal, what's the latest? what's going on? well, we have to go to pleasant hill, dave and pam right now. southbound 6 88 treat there's a crash blocking several lanes and pretty soon this backup is going to be up into 2 42. in fact. it already is. it's going to merge with that highway for backup, so it's worth knowing that this is not a typical morning for you. if you're driving from concord to walnut creek, you're used to slow traffic, but this morning, it's going to be extra slow highway. 24 also looks pretty slow, but it does look a little bit more normal. and at the bay bridge. we have the normal slowdown check in on that same mateo bridge, which is also pretty crowded heading out to the peninsula. remember we've be

sea. so it's all about feeling alienated where you find yourself. wow that's embodied by three sisters who are aliens where they live. because they're far from home in the caribbeanack, which is the opposite of what we've always seen. it's like you know, they don't you know, they want to come here and stay with all the humans. i like that. um and so elizabeth. it's set against some some beautiful backdrops. here, um you said just earlier. you were filming a lot around the bay area. but where else? ah saint lucia. we went out there in 2017 unlikely for us. we got stuck with a hurricane hurricane irma at the time, so it's interesting that what sort of book ended with hurricane irma and coming to town five years later, when we're about to release the film trailer, were you see one of the sisters rushing out to the beach there and then the ominous looking clouds and the and the crashing waves that was from a storm and we made it for a beautiful backdrop. right? we didn't need any special effects for that one, and it looked really good. i mean, it looks like you know, a great a great film. just by looking at that. i was like, wow, that looks fantastic. alright, so do