a huge storm is. gaining strength in the caribbean, sea tropical storm helene is expected to rapidly intensify and become a major hurricane as it makes its way towards the us gulf coast. florida has declared a state of emergency and 61 counties, the head of a storms arrival, and it's urged residents to evacuate the urologist, matthew, which he is in orlando, florida. i asked him how dangerous tropical storm lead could become. yeah, most definitely. so right now it's still only a tropical storm with winds around 100 kilometers per hour. the issue, it's moving over incredibly warm water. temperature is around $3536.00 degrees celsius and weak upper level wind. so there won't really be much at all to kind of knock it off kilter for which reason we're fever and wrap it. intensification. and i think by thursday, when this makes land fall into being been to florida, it might have winds over a 120 miles per hour, meaning close to a 180 kilometers per hour. category 3, maybe boars and a storm surge of 3 plus meters. so this could be the strongest hurricane of the year, and the strongest to h

from australia to nigeria and from the caribbean sea to south africa was the domain of the british empirethat the sun did not set in its lands. six years of grueling world war shook england's authority in the region. in this war, many human and financial losses were incurred. many parts of english agriculture and industry were destroyed and part. azam the navy of that country was destroyed during world war ii. england suffered economic weakness and the balance of payments deficit turned it into a debtor country. but this was not the end of the story. more unfortunate events were to come. 2 years in india, the largest british colony gained independence after hundreds of years. 4 years later, iran's oil industry was nationalized, and 6 years later , the suez canal was declared foreign from the british rule. these three consecutive incidents in india, iran, egypt actually lead to the british situation as it changes the undisputed strategic power of the persian gulf region to a great extent, that is, it reaches a place where the persian gulf and the protection of the persian gulf, which was o

, about a hundred gendarmes arrived the day before, this is a french overseas territory in the caribbean seae the beginning of september there have been... protests against rising prices. on the island with a population of 350,000 residents, a curfew has been introduced everywhere, a ban on demonstrations is in effect. the former colony gained independence, but de facto, direct control from paris has only been replaced by the power of elites loyal to the former metropolitan, pursuing its interests. what is happening is connected with the repressions of the prefect mr. bouvier and what his agents are doing. it was he who sent special anti-riot squads against us. explosion at the gas station. now reports from news agency feeds that come in with details of the incident, in particular reports citing the center for disaster medicine. four people, including a child, died in an explosion at a gas station in dagestan. more details. ambulance crews sent to the site of the naes explosion in dagestan to save victims at a gas station. we are talking about a gas station. in the village of novy khushet, t

from canada to india, from australia to nigeria and from the caribbean sea to south africa, it was the arena of the british empire. so that the sun did not set in his lands. he wavered. in this war, many human and financial losses were incurred. much of england's agriculture and industry was destroyed, and much of the country's navy was destroyed during world war ii. england suffered economic weakness and the balance of payments deficit turned it into a debtor country. but this was not the end of the story. more unfortunate events were to come. the following year, india, the largest british colony, gained independence after hundreds of years. four years later, iran's oil industry was nationalized, it was announced. these three incidents. which changes the british strategic situation of the persian gulf region to a great extent, that is , it reaches a point where the persian gulf and the protection of the persian gulf , which was once the so-called pillar of the british empire, gradually becomes a place in 1956-68 taking damage and causing damage it actually harmed the british governmen

personnel and western contractors, many officers died there, a week later a plane crashed over the caribbean sea in the united states a private plane, in which there were several american officers, but then this connection was established almost directly, here here the parties the same among. in the poltava institute of communications there were many visitors from poland and france, the press reports. after the strike, the air ambulance took out the wounded all night, almost 40 people in serious condition, and more than a dozen dead on... nato officers, as the media write. we analyzed the flights of nato aviation found many strange coincidences. so, the starting point was the polish city of rzeszow, which during the conflict has become a real hub for the transfer of western military equipment to ukraine, and several military aircraft from poland, germany and the united states have taken off from here in the last few days. for example, here is a german air force aircraft. on wednesday it arrived from berlin, then flew back, but on thursday it returned again, and then headed to cologne. and here i

. >>> we are keeping an eye on a weather system developing in the northwest caribbean sea this morning. it will likely become a tropical storm or even a hurricane posing a possible threat along the gulf coast from louisiana to florida as early as thursday. it's expected to produce heavy rains over central america and could also drench cancun, cozumel, and western cuba tomorrow. >>> coming up, a wild sighting in massachusetts after a rode -- rodeo gets out of hand shocking passersby. >>> and an incredible story of a boy who was kidnapped more than 70 years ago. how his family found him alive. . you might wonder, john legend, how do you keep your voice sounding so... ...legendary? honey! and how do i keep my protection against covid-19 up to date? with a covid shot this season, designed for recent variants. you can get your covid-19 shot when getting your flu shot, if you're due for both, as recommended by the cdc. ♪the fresher, the better.♪ ask your healthcare provider about getting this season's covid-19 shot when getting your flu shot. ♪ i'll stop the world and melt with you ♪ ♪♪ ♪ mm

that's not the case of whole central america and the caribbean were watching a circulation in the caribbean sea. this could turn into a storm possibly into next week. working its way into the gulf of mexico and there's something of a disturbance of the west coast of mexico. that's going to bring some very rough seas, some very heavy rain to western areas on choose day. we could see some flooding, not just here, but of course central america as well the, they feel remote to defend the american constitution. so why would they take up homes against the country? as the us heads towards the presidential election, a new series explodes, the role of military veterans in far right column groups. that's a cool potential threat to democracy against all enemies on the outages era. the colleges when the global concerns of a full scale war officer, hezbollah and his rel, engage in some of the fist fighting since all toys on the side of fight up. this is all to 0 life from the also coming up, thousands of palestinians all killed in his radio strikes across the gauze. the strip among the tall gets switched sc

the caribbean sea is more and strong. the hurricanes this year have a will not ocean temperatures, changing weather patterns, wells winds, and raising sea levels inexorably good. a maria tomato is in her kitchen, up to her knees in water. her house now floods not only in the rainy season, but all the time. at high tide, the water flows into her house in the morning, but no, no longer recedes, at low tide, like it used to dislodge is everywhere, soiling the furniture, clothes, even food supplies, did the full avoid. we hardly have anything left to eat. our livelihood is destroyed and we are not going to be it is so difficult to cope. assisted because the flooding brings mud with its light up and the pool, then the water comes up to here. i wish i knew it. we can't sleep here. i'm going to begin. yeah, i think they come, you know, how to do. she lives on the island to prove god around 50 kilometers from the philippine capital manila seen from the air. it's a veritable water world. the streets and buildings are permanently f

that is forming in the caribbean sea. that will eventually move to the gulf of mexico later this week. at that time, it could become a tropical depression or a tropical storm. possibly making landfall next weekend so everyone along the gulf coast needs to watch this very closely. >> linsey: the last thing that area needs. brittany, thank you. >>> outside of atlanta, evacuations were ordered when a fire at a chemical reignited today. smoke and flames rising from the lab could be seen for miles. a fire broke out when water from a fire sprinkler reacted with a chemical. firefighters initially put the sparks out but they sparked up hours later. no injuries have been reported but several major roads have been closed. the local fire chief said there is the third major fire at the plant in seven years. >> israel conducted a large scale air operation against houthi militant targets in yemen. israel says the strikes were in response to recent attacks against israel by iran backed rebels. they continue to pound targets in lebanon.

concern to us here is this suburbs, this area of showers and thunderstorms here across the western caribbean sea with a 90% chance of development through the next seven days. so this is likely going to eventually be helene in the future. so we could be looking at a tropical depression or a storm here through the course of the next couple of days before this eventually starts to move into the gulf of mexico. of course, this is something we're going to be watching a little bit more long-term here. so in terms of which direction this is going to go in, still a lot of time to sort out the details. you can see some of our forecast models track this westward towards louisiana, for example. some others bring it up through the florida panhandle and others into florida. this is something there along the gulf coast that folks are going to have to watch closely through the course of the next seven days. we're talking pretty quiet conditions for today, but a chance of showers across the ues with highs into the 90s here from southern texas into some of the rest of the gulf states. and that's a quick peek at

that's not the case of whole central america and the caribbean were watching a circulation in the caribbean sea. this could turn into a storm possibly into next week. working its way into the gulf of mexico and if something of a disturbance of the west coast of mexico, that's going to bring some very rough seas, some very heavy rain to weston area is on choose day. we could see some flooding, not just here, but of course central america as well. the, [000:00:00;00] the, there's no limit to how far dream continue to study in your own adventure. now counter arrange the deal with just a regular mind about top stores this hour. and this lady has tried because killed 7 palestinians in a school sheltering families in kansas city. at least 16 policy is have been killed in the tanks across the strips and still on sunday every armed is ready. soldiers stormed out. josie was be right in the occupant at west pine giving stuff just 10 minutes to pack their belongings. i leave the office entrance has been welded shots on them in the face of audited disclosure for 45 days as well as lower state by roger focu

that's not the case of whole central america and the caribbean were watching a circulation in the caribbean sea. this could turn into a storm possibly into next week. working its way into the gulf of mexico and if something of a disturbance of the west coast of mexico, that's going to bring some very rough seas, some very heavy rain to weston area is on choose day. we could see some flooding, not just here, but of course, central america as well. the, [000:00:00;00] the, there's no limit to how far a dream continue to study in your own event, you know, counter and things the, the the hello welcome back to watching all just a reminder of thoughtful stories. the south has voted on his village to buy ours. and for our kids towards northern is around, the group says it targeted multiple sites. and israel says it's cars out around a full hundreds of times on the southern, never known since. they own us on the you and have warned against the police. have any arms is ready, soldiers, stones, out to saras, bureau in the occupied west, thanksgiving stall, just 10 minutes to talk their belongings and lea

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the southeast to the region is bracing for another major hurricane system churning in the caribbean sea is expected to strengthen into hurricane helene later this week and could make landfall along the florida panhandle. it has been pretty active out there, lawrence. all. >> john's the other one we have to. all coming together because rover also been an unusually quiet hurricane season, which is fantastic. but all doesn't take one hurricane right. one red one and this one could be that one. it's just put itself together. right now. we've got to lean. that's kind of churning out there right now in the open waters. you see right here, the thunderstorms begin to organize a bit won't be long and we're going to hurricane strength. still sustained winds right around 60 miles per hour is held steady throughout the evening. hours now. but that's going to be pushing past the yucatan peninsula. and that's what it's going to be running. those really warm waters and the gulf. and i don't think it's going to take long. and we're talking about a category one developing passing cuban again, moving awa

in a year, about three hours ago, tropical storm helene formed in the caribbean sea. it could take just two days to strengthen into a category three the hurricane before hitting florida's gulf coast on thursday 61 of florida's 67 counties are now under a state of emergency we don't know exactly. >> it hasn't formed yet. there's still some uncertainty. but i think the fact that this would be forecasted as a major at this point without formation shows that this has a potential to be a really, really significant storm let's go down to cnn meteorologist chad myers. >> such chad, the national hurricane center has never forecasted a major hurricane. this early in its life cycle, i guess, how is that happening? how is it forming so quick, right? >> while the water is very warm, there is very little shear out there, which means the storm isn't going to get torn apart by wind and because they hurricane doesn't like wind a thunderstorm likes to make wind, but a hurricane makes its own when it doesn't want any wind around it from anywhere else. and so because it is still just de

for central america and the caribbean, we go to circulation developing in the caribbean sea, that's going to bring some very heavy rain across parts of central america. we want another one to the west of mexico. you can see it gaining some speed into monday. that's gonna bring rough seas and some very heavy rain to mexico's western coast. on monday. since its inception, in 1961, the quick fund has been supporting people's livelihoods. and over 100 countries, by funding projects in an array of sectors ranging from infrastructure to health and education. these initiatives ultimately help to eradicate poverty and promote sustainable development the hello until mckinney, this is the news hell on line from coming up in the next 60 minutes trying to silence the messenger is ready for us to mail just there was bureau in ramallah in the occupied with bank ordering us closure to 45 days. during the ride on our office is ready sources tear down a large banner of al jazeera journalist. sure, we never outlay. who they shot and killed in the occupied with the bank 2 years ago .

the atlantic ocean, the caribbean sea. well, you see the pacific ocean, it has nothing to do with our question and cuba. the correct answer to our question. no, the seventh question: is it true that the magna carta was signed by the king of england john lackland? time? bogdan, and i think not, because i remember that it was a different king, but i don't remember which one. so, not landless, not landless. unfortunately, bogdan answered incorrectly, although he is fascinated by history. but in general - the magna carta was signed by some king, okay, but what is the magna carta ? this charter gave freedom to the peasants and abolished serfdom on english lands? so these were english lands, we have established this, it was some king, the only nuance, all that confused you is that this is not ion landless, yes, this comment of the student is somewhat incorrect, because liberties extended, unfortunately, to the peasants, to the feudal lords, to the king ... and the nickname is landless, because his feudal lords gained so much pow

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you can see the area of low pressure, all this cloud cover in the caribbean sea.is going to strengthen very rapidly over the next 2 to 3 days. so we do have tropical storm watches and hurricane watches out becomes a category one storm here wednesday evening. and then it's likely going to become a major hurricane as it enters the warm waters of the gulf of mexico, becoming a category three storm. so we'll have some issues, certainly along the gulf coast of florida. we'll keep you updated on that storm because it is a major impact to florida. back here at home, we're going to warm very quickly into the afternoon. we're back into the 90s inland 80s around the bay shoreline. so the heat advisories continue for one more day, dress for summer today and then tomorrow we can bring back the fall wardrobe. we'll talk about the cooler air rise between israel and hezbollah forces in lebanon. a u.s. official tells abc news it will be a small team working on planning a noncombatant evacuation operation. planning it doesn't mean it will actually take place. the israeli military

a system churning in the caribbean sea is expected to strengthen into hurricane helene later this weekand potentially make landfall along the florida panhandle. >> everything popped up overnight, and i think it's going to surprise all of us. >> forecasters say this storm could pummel the state with damaging winds and storm surge as it approaches the coast. people in florida's big bend region are filling up sandbags ahead of potential flooding, but officials there say it is also time to stock up on supplies. >> having your disaster supply kit home, having a way to get warnings and updates and knowing what your plan is going to be ahead of helene, governor ron desantis declared an emergency for dozens of counties in the state. >> public works crews have already been deployed to check pumping stations and storm infrastructure as communities brace for several inches of rain. >> there's a lot of uncertainty with this storm, but the one thing that is certain is we are going to see some impacts. >> some folks who are still recovering from flooding caused by hurricane debby last month are now

we are monitoring the southwestern sections of the caribbean sea that could bring the potential for some tropical development this is for next week, so it's not a concern this week, but certainly something we're monitoring across the gulf coast states again, for next week, kasie. >> all right. keep an eye on that. derek van dam for us this morning, derek. thank you very much all right. >> still ahead here on cnn this morning, donald trump now talking about a trip to springfield, ohio after spreading baseless claims james about the haitian migrants who live there. >> now, the city's mayor, how the city's mayor feels about the potential visit, plus what the cadets at the u.s. military academy can teach all lovato during a close election season there is nothing like holding loving, being around a champ especially tonka i'll do anything to protect that primate. ship crazy streaming exclusively on max, kinda reeva's support your brain health very janet. >> hey, eddy know, razor, frank, frank bred. how are you for up to seven brain health indicators, including memory when you need to remember

. >> royal caribbean's serenade of the seas docked in miami tuesday, 274 nights after embarking on itsengthy journey. passengers visited 65 countries and all seven continents, some saying they were pretty much exhausted at certain points of the trip. there are rumors another world cruise is in the works. very cool. would you do it? >> no. absolutely not. no. but if someone was pregnant, they'd be, like, big by the time they leave the cruise. >> go at the beginning. >> that's too long for me to be on a boat a couple hours. >> i would try it if i could take that much time off work. abc. >> you want to give her a year off? nine months. all right. coming up, the latest move in the nation's grocery wars as millions of americans continue to struggle to pay for items. and later, the most heartwarming story you'll see all day. >> what a group of high school boys did for their school custodian. you're not going to believe this. you're watching world news now morgan. with so many mesothelioma lawyers on television, how do you choose the right firm for you and your family? our goal is to get you

. >>> now to the major storm gaining strength in the caribbean sea.orm's path as well. >> this could be a very strong storm as it moves through the gulf of mexico. right now it is still sitting in the caribbean. it is called tropical cyclone nine, technically. likely later today it will become helene. it's moving northwest at 9 miles per hour and the forward speed of this storm should help prevent a lot of the flooding you get with those downpours out of a tropical system. we have hurricane watches in effect, tropical storm watches. we have tropical storm warnings down through parts of cuba into mexico, too. it is right through here, this area in pink we're watching closely. the track of this storm takes it through the gulf of mexico. watch happens thursday early morning until thursday afternoon. it could strengthen from a 1 to category 34 storm. that's rapid intensification thanks to just how warm the water is in the gulf of mexico. if it hits here in the big bend of florida, that's an ideal location because it's not as populated. just east of tallah

and right now we are in miami. >> reporter: passengers on royal caribbean's serenade of the seas justotal strangers. >> it's just crazy all the things we've done, the places we've seen. >> reporter: the journey kicked off in the americas with stops at christ the regedeemer and mau picchu. >> i've never been on tiktok. around all of a sudden i was an overnight tiktok sensation. >> i need to clean. >> reporter: the public, vacuuming up videos from a ada larsson. >> we are avid cruisers. i looked at my husband, and he said you're going to book it anyway. >> reporter: to the sisters, both students. >> we're going to take you to our room. >> boom, we got decorations. >> reporter: who craft add sweet dorm and connected with staff. >> they held us accountable for our homework. >> reporter: the trip was not without rough waters. videos of stormy weather racked up millions of views. and early on, the ship had to change course on account of the war in the middle east. they completed 75,000 miles with mo na no major issues so far. a clear highlight during a final stretch that stopped in new york

. >>> tropical storm helene is rapidly strengthening in the caribbean sea, and is expected to becomeay, while moving north along mexico's coast toward the united states. the national hurricane center says that the storm could strengthen to a category 3 or higher by tomorrow. that's when it is expected to reach florida's coast. >>> when we come back, betting on the outcome of the presidential election using an offshore platform. regulators are watching this very closely. we will talk ttho e chairman of the commodity futures trading commission, ros behnam about that and much more. "squawk box" will be right back. . the places we cheer. trust. hang out. and check in. they all choose the advanced network solutions and round the clock partnership from comcast business. powering more businesses than anyone. powering possibilities. meet kandi technologies, where innovative, eco friendly design meets exceptional performance. our diverse portfolio includes utvs, go carts, golf carts and e-bikes. explore electric investment opportunities. kandi technologies. >>> the commodity futures trading c

began to transport people, for about a year it carried out commercial dives in the waters of the caribbean seain 1996, neptune was brought to severodvinsk for modernization, but in the end the submarine was mothballed and remained there. neptune was capable of diving to a depth of 40 m, accommodated 44 passengers who could admire the underwater beauty through 22 portholes, but despite all this, the project was closed, although it is of great interest now. we have a restoration plan, and as you can see, there are rusty streaks and other things on it that we would like to remove, but this is still a prospect, probably not closer than in two years, maybe five. of great interest to all visitors is a. to visit inside the patioscape, i think that we will definitely develop this topic, but we ca n’t expect the restoration to take place right now, residents and guests of verkhnyaya pyshma can appreciate the neptune submarine, which, by the way, it was recognized as a monument of science and technology. mikhail yakunin and sergey digarev, vesti ural. this concludes our issue, all the best and see you s

and right now we are in miami. >> passengers on royal caribbean "serenade of the seas" just spent thele we have met that have come and gone. >> reporter: the journey kicked off in the americas with stops in machu piccu. they covered seven continents, world wonders and several countries. >> i have never been on tiktok and all of a sudden i was a tiktok sensation. >> i need to clean. >> reporter: the public vacuuming up videos from passengers like adida who came with her husband and plunked down basically $120,000. >> reporter: what inspired you to do this? >> my husband just retired. we are avid cruisers. they told us the price and i looked at my husband and he just looked at me and said, you're going to book it anyway. >> reporter: both students. >> we are going to take you into our room. boom, we got decoration. >> they held us accountable for our homework. >> reporter: the trip was not without some rough wat videos of stormy weather racked up millions of views. and early on the ship had to change course on account of the war in the middle east. still, they completed 75,000 miles wit

this ultimate world cruise homecoming is a bittersweet good-bye for passengers on royal caribbean's "serenade of the seasg, happy family. >> reporter: over nine months at sea, these passengers explored 65 countries. across ports in all seven continents. >> my favorite port was sydney, australia. >> taj mahal in india. >> bali. >> we made it around the world. >> reporter: the epic adventure went viral, with the #ultimateworldcruise where passengers brought land lovers. >> we are in cozumel, mexico. >> there's a light show. >> reporter: we have been keeping up with angie linderman who treated her trip as a working vacation since the start of the cruise in december. she didn't bring back many souvenirs, just incredible memories. >> there's definitely a few of them. the great wall of china at night, that's not something that happens very often. i love portofino. we spent the day at a beach. we just sat there all day and friends just kept coming. >> reporter: this as the cruise industry expects major growth, forecasting a nearly 25% increase in passengers by 2027. experts say millennials are the driving force

sea. the royal caribbean cruise started last december. passengers visited 65 countries.en saw the eight wonders of the world and celebrated 6000 birthdays. at one point, the ship had to change course because of the war in the middle east. many passengers went viral on social media as they monitored the voyage. what inspired you to do this? my husband had just retired and we are avid cruises. they told us the price and i looked at my husband and he just said, you're going to book it anyways. and i could barely get my husband to do seven days. he was itching to get off. royal caribbean already saying it would hold a reunion cruise for those passengers. the dates are not yet available, but they probably need some time to let some things sink in. you can watch the full story coming up on the today show at 7 a.m, right after today in the bay. okay, that's kind of cool, though. i mean, if you're retired, you know, take some, you know, time and travel. so many countries get off. yeah. you're stuck in your room. so true. hopefully. hopefully not. yeah we've done other cruise sto

sea before they left. i like pirates of the caribbean and like that kind of thing. so putting a note in a bottle is pretty cool for like a ten year old. on tuesday, they actually got a response. i just think it's a miracle. yeah. so here's the note that jeff found in the bottle. a group of hikers nearly 1800 nautical miles away in queensland, australia, found it during a beach cleanup. eight years later, town drive, sunnyvale, california. california. wow savannah. kate and janis. she looked up the address in california and sunnyvale, and it turned out that the home had actually sold back in 2018. so we hit a brick wall there. that sparked further intrigue. the group started posting to instagram. it was picked up by a local newspaper and then forwarded to the resort, where the author wrote they were staying. somebody had sent the story in the aussie paper to them and they emailed me. and finally savannah got ahold of the hiking group on instagram where they talked about the small piece of paper that brought them together. it's like a treasure hunt. it's very exciting

sea before they left. i like pirates of the caribbean and like that kind of thing. so putting a note in a bottle is pretty cool for like a ten year old. on tuesday, they actually got a response. i just think it's a miracle. yeah. so here's the note that jeff found in the bottle. a group of hikers nearly 1800 nautical miles away in queensland, australia, found it during a beach cleanup. eight years later, town drive, sunnyvale, california. california. wow. savannah kate and janice. she looked up the address in california and sunnyvale, and it turned out that the home had actually sold back in 2018. so we hit a brick wall there. that sparked further intrigue. the group started posting to instagram. it was picked up by a local newspaper and then forwarded to the resort, where the author wrote they were staying. somebody had sent the story in the aussie paper to them and they emailed me. and finally savannah got ahold of the hiking group on instagram where they talked about the small piece of paper that brought them together. it's like a treasure hunt. it's very excitin

this was a big war fought in the caribbean, north america, and other places on the sea and land.this is a very big war. france is in debt, britain is in debt, the losses are real. it's not like we didn't lose people over here. british losses, divergent views of what happened. if you're somebody that lives in massachusetts and you are fighting lake champlain you have a sense of the way in which you were contributing. you were fighting for the british. a person fighting over here not really in the field of vision, so competing ideas of even the experiences we just went through. so the seven year war is something that like the great awakening affected the entire set of qualities. it's an entire experience. allgh of the colonies were fighting against the french. we were fearing what wasas going to happen on the frontier with native american tribes. so it's bringing us together but also setting up a little bit of the divide between the perceptions even of how the war was being fought and who was contributing between the british and the colonies. two things make sense so far? do ask qu

this was a big fought in the caribbean, fought in north america, fought in other on sea and on land. this was a very big war france is in debt. britain is in debt. the losses are, real colonial losses we it's not like we didn't lose people over here. british losses diverging views of what happened. if you're somebody who lives in massachusetts sits and you were fighting up the lake champlain and going to it you have a sense of the way in which you were contribute you were fighting for the british. that's really different from the view in london where they're saying the key parts of this are the iroquois and army. what this person did fighting over here not really in the field vision so competing of even the experiences that we just went through. so the seven years war is something that like the great awakening affected the entire set of colonies. it's a common experi. all of the colonies fighting against the french were fearing what was going happen on the frontier with native american. so it's bringing us together, but also setting up a little bit of a divide between our perceptions

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caribbean employees. you can see them cheering, they're waving signs. serenade of the seas left port miami last december on what they call the ultimate world cruise. the journey gained a lot of attention on social media over the past nine months. now they are back home. so what's the drama? >> i see it started off with some drama because people weren't getting along. i'm not sure what. but then i listened to i don't know what all whatever, but i mean, that's going to happen, right? if you're on a ship for a long time with people. and then there was some drama because they had to reroute because of conflicts happening in the world. and so they actually got off the ship for a while. i know way too much about this. >> i was yeah, i was listening to a podcast where someone was talking about it, but it seemed like the people on board, for the most part had a great time. >> i mean, you get to see the entire world. >> yeah, you have your place, you can go out, you can stay in if you want. >> now, some of these people were working remote also and that's their do that is their busin