ships _ thrive off of these cruise shi s. thrive off of these cruise shi s, ., thrive off of these cruise. so without the cruise ships, we can close - ships. so without the cruise ships, we can close the - ships, we can close the business. _ ships, we can close the business, you - ships, we can close the business, you know? i ships, we can close the business, you know? meanwhile, research from _ business, you know? meanwhile, research from the _ business, you know? meanwhile, research from the safe _ business, you know? meanwhile, research from the safe and - research from the safe and clean the ships group revealed some unexpected data, showing cruise ships suspensions during the pandemic did not sink local finances. in fact, the pandemic did not sink local finances. infact, last the pandemic did not sink local finances. in fact, last year, the city collected 25% more sales taxes than in 2019. the local national oceanic and atmospheric administration said the evidence wasn't so clear, but it certainly raised some questions for the city's mare. one of the only good things that came out of

many here, a long wait after cruising _ nights. many here, a long wait after cruising all _ nights.here, a long wait after cruising all background . after cruising all background to a halt during the pandemic so how strong a sign is this that customers are happy to get on board? we that customers are happy to get on board? ~ ., , on board? we have seen confidence _ on board? we have seen confidence coming - on board? we have seen confidence coming back| confidence coming back extremely strong, the moment we went on sale, we sold 50% of the programme in the first three months. we also have headquarters in essex where we have created 50 jobs already and this will grow further. we've also providing all the jobs to the local economy, if it is the board, the security on board, the baggage handler, the local gardeners shops and supplies. it the local gardeners shops and su lies. , the local gardeners shops and su--lies. , ., the local gardeners shops and su - lies. , ., . supplies. it is part port and park community _ supplies. it is part port and park community and - supplies. it is part

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new federal rules require a refund whenever a cruise that starts in the u.s. is canceled or delayed at least three days. you also get back answer larry fees you paid. the new rules require cruise lines to clearly post how to get a refund, seemingly obvious stuff, but genuinely historic. >> this is the first time that the law has been changed since 1881. >> we asked the cruise line industry association for its take, but we did not receive a response. you can contact us the same way steven, theresa and bonnie did. >> that's always good work. one of the hottest areas for tech startups, not to mention capital funding, greentech. scott budman gives us a glimpse into the future. >> reporter: the door opens. the bottle goes in and lasso goes to work. aiming to be an in-home recycling system that's more efficient. >> current system only recycles about 20% of what you put in your bin. >> while breaking containers down. >> global warming. >> san mateo startup is one of many focussing on fighting climate change, one recyclable eye tim at a time. >> it washes it, and proc

. >> cruise missile. stand by. five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten. >> there it is, there's the smoke. >> that's three. >> so three cruise missiles? >> yeah. >> reporter: in addition to seven people killed, 11 others were injured, including a child. lviv's mayor says a total of five missiles struck three military targets and a tire fitting center. the blast seriously damaged military infrastructure and destroyed nearly 40 cars. shockwaves from the missiles shattered the windows of a nearby hotel being used by ukrainians who had been evacuated from other areas. it looks to set launch on a major offensive in the donbas region, russia has said it intends to step up attack on kyiv and supply lines in the country's west. white house officials have said that it's highly unlikely that president biden would visit ukraine in the near future. meanwhile, ukrainian officials warn that a takeover of mariupol could lead to an end to peace talks. so far, no sign of the war coming to an end any time soon, marcus. >> brie jackson in

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this is a very big deal for the cruise business.re people out there who just going on cruises and they've you know, they've been waiting for this is people who go 10, 15 times year-old ships and they're ready to go back. >> that was tom negovan reporting for us tonight. still to come, whose life the academy says actor will smith was asked but refused to leave the oscars after. >> he slaps chris rock. but smith's camp says that's not true. who now plans to set the record straight? >> new details tonight surrounding the oscars slap sources close to the academy now say that will smith was never formally asked to leave the award show despite yesterday's reports, new twist here. in fact, some people close to will smith say the oscars producers asked him to stay. we're also learning that the lapd was ready to arrest will smith if chris rock decided to press charges, that's according to oscars producer will packer who spoke publicly about the incident on good morning america today. >> this is battery was the word they use in that moment. t

. >> cruise missile, stand by. five, six. eight, nine, ten. there's the smoke. >> that's three. >> so three cruise missiles. >> yeah. >> reporter: now officials say seven people were killed and 11 others injured, including a child. lviv's mayor says a total of five missiles struck three military targets. the blast seriously damaged military infrastructure and destroyed nearly 40 cars. shockwaves from the missiles shattered the windows of a nearby hotel which was being used by ukrainians who have been evacuated from other areas. as it looks set to launch a major offensive in the donbas region, russia has said it plans to step up attacks on kyiv and supplies in the country's west. white house officials said it's highly unlikely that president biden would visit ukraine in the near future. ukrainian officials warn that a takeover of the city of mariupol could put an end to peace talks. so far no sign that this war is coming to an end. >> and it just shows in time of war, is there really a safe place. brie jackson in washington this morning, thank

al: royal caribbean, carnival cruise and norwegian cruise lines. jack: sounds interesting but there is a lot of recession talk. if a recession should head a lot of people will decide this isn't the time for a cruise. al: it is a legitimate risk. they have more debt than they used to even though the stocks are beaten out and looking attractive relative to pre-pandemic levels. the recession scenario depending how to allocate your portfolio you may stick with a norwegian cruise line that caters to hiring customers. the other two are lower end customers who might be hurt more if the economy slides. jack: the time to buy is when it looks scary. the bond market crash is real, some analysts say the worst may be over. rick reeder on whether it is safe to invest in bonds next. ♪ ♪ we believe there's an innovator in all of us. ♪ that's why we build technology that makes it possible for every business... and every person... to come to the table and do more incredible things. your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i

this is a very big deal for the cruise business. and there are dying.le out there just going cruises and they've you know, they've been waiting for this is people who go 10, 15 times year-old ships and they're ready to go back. >> well, that was tom negovan reporting for us this morning. that last princess cruise ship docked in san francisco. that's right. remember, the handful of the crew and passengers and had for covid and they were all vaccinated and they were symptoms home. yeah. to go home and quarantine and then the ship. >> ended up leaving. fake haitians need to be so flexible these days like it doesn't matter if your flight, whatever you're doing, flying in a cruise ship, whatever you're doing, everything could change at the last minute. and it's just changed the way we vacation or not everywhere be in going to be like i yeah, it was. you don't to spend the money on the gas right now. right? driving anywhere. even on a road trip right now, it's too expensive. >> but the weather is going to be really nice. so yes, staycation is going to be perf

this is a very big deal for the cruise business. and there are dying.ou know, they've been waiting for this is people who go 10, 15 times year-old ships and they're ready to go back. >> i don't do well on the cruises i had no new covid i just feel like it's too loud these days. you many my god. we're so we're fun suckers. i just want a quiet place to read my book on a cruise ship is at the gosh, 4 and last weekend, all of people on the cruise ship that went into the bay last weekend came to san francisco. they all had their vaccinations and everything. but still some of them had covid law group. yeah, that and they did the protocol where they send home. and so. crews at your own risk, i year on back in now with the forecast there hey, guys. well, if you're going to have a staycation speaking about a vacation, ys, it's going to be gorgeous around the bay area to just stick around. close to home. >> look at all the blue skies behind me here in downtown san francisco. the transamerica building a nice clear shot and look at these temperatures warmer than ye

how big an impact is that on the cruise industry?thought we were passed the pandemic. >> it is the million-dollar question good news is if you look at the impact on travel generally but certainly the cruise space from delta to omicron, the dip sort to speak was much more short lived with omicron which i think is at least some evidence that the consumer broadly especially the u.s. consumer is over it to a large degree i would be surprised if this most recent variant plays a major role in terms of scaling back cruise demand and bookings but at the end of the day this is something that consumers have to learn to live with as we move forward. >> thank you. >>> ahead on proumpbl, retail sales prizing amid inflation and consumers don't seem to slow down plus the new omicron variant spreading across the u.s mask mandates returning to philly ow lchrern you the latest when "perun" tus. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality

al: royal caribbean, carnival cruise and norwegian cruise lines. jack: sounds interesting but there is a lot of recession talk. if a recession should head a lot of people will decide this isn't the time for a cruise. al: it is a legitimate risk. they have more debt than they used to even though the stocks are beaten out and looking attractive relative to pre-pandemic levels. the recession scenario depending how to allocate your portfolio you may stick with a norwegian cruise line that caters to hiring customers. the other two are lower end customers who might be hurt more if the economy slides. jack: the time to buy is when it looks scary. the bond market crash is real, some analysts say the worst may be over. do you think any of us will look back in our lives, and regret the things we didn't buy? (camera shutters) or the places we didn't go. ♪ ♪ or the places we didn't go. before discovering nexium 24hr to treat her frequent heartburn... ♪ ♪ claire could only imagine enjoying chocolate cake. now, she can have her cake and eat it too. nexium 24hr s

i mean, i think the cruise - i mean, i think the cruise industry is one of the most textured, interestingility of the virus, these old things that are concerns to the business leaders of not only the cruise lines but the companies and the businesses that are dependent on it. but i think again the experience through the pandemic is indicative of what you can expect from the industry, is that the leadership of the industry is adaptable. they have foresight, they really are willing to make investments in the things that are needed to make sure we are delivering an extraordinary experience. b, extraordinary experience. a quick hello to steve watching us on a cruise ship off the coast of california. i am sorry i am making you homesick. hello again. many parts of scotland, northern ireland, western england and wales had some decent spells of sunshine, but across central and eastern england, we had some of this cloud yesterday. this is called stratocumulus. now, through the afternoon, in hastings, that cloud began to break up, and because it's a thin cloud, it's only 200—300 metres thick, above

does that change the ability to launch cruise missiles? >> i would not -- i don't think that would have a dramatic impact on their ability to launch cruise missiles. they have a long range. the fact that some of them may have moved away from the northern black sea from odessa and the coast does not mean they are completely incapable of maneuvering to other parts of the black sea and launching cruise missiles. i don't think we would be willing to go that far just yet. >> the northern black sea, is that considered contested? >> you would be going too far if we were to say the northern areas of the backs -- the black sea were not contested. that the russians had freedom of maneuver clearly inside the black sea. i think that would be going too far. for a couple of reasons. the ukrainian navy although small, it still has operating craft. they do have coastal defense capabilities. we are offering some coastal defense. number three, we know that minds have been affected south of odessa and that some of those minds could be free-floating and there

this is a very big deal for the cruise business. and there are dying.st going cruises and they've you know, they've been waiting for this is people who go 10, 15 times year-old ships and they're ready to go back. >> that was tom negovan reporting last weekend. remember that princess cruise ship pulled him. we showed behind as you like all. welcome to san francisco. then it turned out they had covid some of the passengers and crew and they had to go nicely. yeah. then the ship left in. >> we'll see if they come i'm not ready for it. we're talking. are you ready for kershaw on that rate for cruising now? we can take it any out. there's that stay on land in the bay area this weekend. enjoy the sunshine sunday. nice, rebecca. yeah, i would say don't go anywhere. just see right here. say close to home because the weather is going to be just beautiful around the bay area. and we're really going to see a warm-up as we get into the 1st half of your weekend. look at all the sunshine here behind me. respect camera on top of the berkeley hills. we could see kind o

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dick introduced me “this is mike, he's my wingman this next cruise.”rful person. admiral compton: miss jessie. she was a wonderful lady. mike: paul engel was the commanding officer of 164. dick asked, and he thought it was appropriate, to paint lady jessie, name dicks aircraft in honor of jessie beck. somebody asked “paul, how did you get permission to do that?” and he said “i didn't.” (laughs) he says “i just did it cause it was the right thing to do.” steve: july 10th 1967, dear mr. and mrs. mullane. tomorrow we live cubi point in the philippines and head for yankee station and combat. friday we will fly our first comb hop, and i want you to know that it is with pleasure that i go into battle with your son, mike, flying as my wingman. mike: ight leadegot you where you were supposed to go, got you set up to attackwha. the wingman's job was to keep eyes peeled for enemy fighters, for flack, for missiles. steve: this is my second combat cruise, and i assure you the uppermost thought in my mind is to bring mike home safely to his family. mike: 95 percent

, cruise missiles or ballistic missiles well, most likely with cruise missiles because they have a greater-e hmm kiev-lviv they can’t shell using artillery artillery shells cost a little they can be spent is it worth to destroy residential quarters in order to simply destroy the city shm a-a cruise missiles they cost a lot of them in the russian federation has a limited amount and it cannot spend them in the same way as it uses, i don’t know, halbic projectiles, projectiles for hailstones, and so on. it suffers much more from the range of russian artillery or jet artillery than a city which in this sense is located in the rear, so to speak, and these cities that we are visiting in the north, south , and east now are distinguished by this very principle, that is, which cities are in the range of the russian artillery and there, well, it feels the most restless there, the largest amount of destruction a-and this is probably the main m-m such is one of the main signs that catches the eye and by which you can distinguish exactly the fate of different ukrainian cities that are currently located

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the tourists were on a cruise in an area which is right i a cruise in an area which is right at the northern birds and sea life there and that is why people go and have a look. even in winter when the sea around there is a spined and a slow into spring, people like to go there and see this natural environment and thatis and see this natural environment and that is what is drawn tourists to the area now. in this particular accident, it seems the weather wasn't particularly good, winds and local fishing wasn't particularly good, winds and localfishing boats had come to show at a time when this tourist boat was out in the water. so perhaps in the coming days there will be questions asked about why this boat was going out there if the weather was bad. presumably too early to say what caused it? ., ., . , . ., caused it? too early at the moment. the communication _ caused it? too early at the moment. the communication from _ caused it? too early at the moment. the communication from the - caused it? too early at the moment. the communication from the boat i the communication from the boat about s

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for the cruise the ships. just paint us a icture the cruise the ships. just paint us a picture abouthe ships. just paint us a picture about what you - the cruise the ships. just paint us a picture about what you know i the cruise the ships. just paint us| a picture about what you know of, some of the incidents that have happened in the last few weeks. we know happened in the last few weeks. - know some ships have had collateral damage, we note seafarers have been injured and killed by this collateral damage of indiscriminate firing that has happened and we know that one ship was sunk by a muscle in recent days and these things, our crews are going through it all at the moment and we want to get them safe, but that is really difficult to achieve. safe, but that is really difficult to achieve-— safe, but that is really difficult to achieve. ~ ., ., , ., , to achieve. what dangers do they face, the vessels _ to achieve. what dangers do they face, the vessels and _ to achieve. what dangers do they face, the vessels and of - to achieve. what dangers do they face, the vessels and of course

under this program it increases, but cruises.his is not only the volga of course, it is also akama. these are ocean routes. this is the black sea of ​​azov, where there is already a completely different more resort atmosphere, i would say there are cruises from such an already more expeditionary format along the yenisei. in general, there are hundreds of offers. well, here's what else we have time to report urgent news. now a fire is coming from tver in the central research institute of aerospace defense forces. one person died and 16 were injured, the agency said, citing emergency services. according to the same data, open fire. they say several floors, the flames spread over 1.000 m². extinguishing continues that's all for now we are following the development of events, and the information channel on the first will continue the program time will tell. the information channel on the first continues its work and works live olesya loseva. anatoly kuzichev. program time will tell. let's just save every second, as long as there is a

. >>> plus, stories from california passengers who just returned from a nightmare cruise to hawaii. what's prior to them about the staff covid response. plus, -- >> they find everything i gained. >>> we are hearing from a man about to be set free after spending decades in prison for a san francisco murder he did not commit. how it took a village to get him justice. good evening, i am elizabeth cook. >>> i am alan martin. he was arrested 32 years ago for a shooting in market neighborhood. now a judge is ruled that he was convicted based on testimony coursed from a teenage witness. that was back in 2020. another witness then came forward to reveal another mutual acquaintance of syria. and the victim had actually been the one to pull the trigger. >> our anchor sat down with him at the san francisco jail to talk about how he survived all of those years, how he felt learning that he was getting out, and at 61 years old, what he is planning to do next. >> reporter: >> my big sting of freedom was, to be in hawaii, in prison, not fighting. >> reporter: he spent more than half of his life in

three cruise missile, caliber -- stand by. five, six, eight, nine, ten, 11, 12 -- >> there's the smoke. there's the smoke. that's three. so three cruise missiles. >> yeah. >> stand by. >> also in the past 24 hours, ukrainian fighters in mariupol are refusing to surrender as russia claims it is close to seizing the key port city. i would like to warn our viewers the video you're about to see is graphic and disturbing. the situation in mariupol growing more dire by the day. inside the city, bodies covered in blankets, lining the road. some are placed into makeshift graves with hand-written placards. those who have survived the violence are retrieving their violence from homes now decimated by this new round of attacks. joining us now with the very latest is nbc news foreign correspondent, raf sanchez from lviv. also with us, courtney kube and evelyn farkas, a former adviser to the supreme allied commander of europe. raf, what are you seeing on the ground there today? >> reporter: well, jose, you can probably see behind me, it's

guterres, with russian cruise missiles. only then did mr. guterres think of drinking a cup of coffee there, snacking on some kind of foie gras sandwich, and then the russians started making fun in kiev well, i think he was very well-liked, but in fact it is, so to speak, putin's business card, that is, after the meeting with guterres, he i think decided to remind him of how much he was serious minded, well actually the intensity of yesterday evening's rocket attacks throughout our country seems to me to be a special salute to the events that were taking place at that moment in the united states, first of all, what do you think shintia is not the same as the un in kyiv, the ukrainian capital, i just visited borodyanka a few days ago attended a meeting with putin, and a russian missile actually flew at his head literally within a radius of one and a half kilometers from him, well, that is, to what extent does this mean the absolute, absolute fall of the bar in to the head of the russian leadership, well, this is not even a drop in the bar. i t

she said that they have here the worship by a neptune cruise missile. so i asked him, how is that possible? while a did most worship is having a very advanced a defense systems. you say that at 1st by the drones, we have the word, it's raider system and then later we, we strike to strike this, there, the worship. so in any way, we will, we know that russia assume 2014. after their next ation of crania was increasing. the naval forces india black sea. and so far, the russian black sea fleet has remained intact. but now of the ukraine, particularly receiving the weapons more and more from the nato countries. we can see that now there's watches are coming under range of the weapons that are being used by you frame us national security, advisor drake sullivan says, whatever the cause losing the ship is bad news, the russia. so we'd been in touch with the craniums overnight. who had said that they struck the ship with the ship missiles. we don't have the capacity at this point to independently verify that. but certainly the way that this unfolded, it's a big

future cruises.g the people of ukraine. now along with the lineup of area bands concert at the napa valley expo yesterday featured images of the war in ukraine and testimonies from ukrainians living here. one woman said she hasn't been able to convince her family to leave ukraine. when i took this, my mom she's saying, you know, we understand. we need to fight for democracy. democracy doesn't come free. the money raised at the concert is being donated to nonprofits, nova, ukraine and world central kitchen. it is 5 44. the war in ukraine is having an impact on the auto industry. volkswagen says war disrupted the supply of key raw materials from both ukraine and from russia. arranging from wiring to components for computer chips. some factories in germany had the clothes while they wait to get parts. the director of the russian space agency says he's planning to end cooperation with the international space station if the west doesn't lift economic sanctions. reporter molly line tells us critics believe

ship returned to the city from a 15 day panama canal cruise where some passengers and crew members were infected with covid. all right. well, let's take a live look outside and give you the view some clouds rolling across the tippy top of the transamerica. >> pyramid building in the city with a sign that the the ocean has stuff going on. but once you get inside the bay generally speaking so much calmer situation, that's why that cruise ships park. that's why it's parked there. it's like summer. of good that we're going to get a good taste of in the next few days. here it is on the way. >> as a high pressure really going to strengthen this week. now that being said next week, it is back to possibility of some rain. the kids keep our fingers crossed for that. but outside, yeah, kind of in between tonight. you've got some spring weather out there. the fog has rolled back in that sea breeze is blowing overnight tonight, though, that sea breeze, i think going become more of a northerly flow right now. you've got that front that is moving in right now that bring its more clouds and ushering i

i saw a roller coaster on that cruise. kumasi: hit up a disney cruise.ill not yuck anybody's yum, but that's not my cup of tea. showers in the east bay and south bay this morning, pressing a little closer. discovery bay, brentwood, san ramon, we have those scattered showers this morning. a peppering of light to moderate showers, and this is the trend for today. we have scattered showers with us through the next 24 hours as the front moves through. here's the san mateo bridge. wet roadways across much normale because of the wet weather. low to mid 50's for most of us right now, so it is a mild rain as it moves through on the storm impact scale, level 1 we are tracking through tomorrow morning. future weather showing you later on this afternoon, another round of pop-up showers. this is the best chance come between 1:00 and 4:00 p.m., of seeing one pop up. a strong, northwesterly swell through saturday morning, and as we see tomorrow morning, one to two feet above 5000 feet, our highest peaks could see several inches of snow. we will drop into the 40's -- a

and 'ust cruise on board the ship. and just what _ cruise on board the ship.tually face, the vessels and the on board? what do they face if they try to leave? i've been reading reports that a lot of these waters have been mined by these waters have been mined by the russians.— the russians. firstly, mines as well as reports _ the russians. firstly, mines as well as reports of— the russians. firstly, mines as well as reports of mines - the russians. firstly, mines as well as reports of mines and i well as reports of mines and the approaches to the various ports. — the approaches to the various ports, reports of drifting mines _ ports, reports of drifting mines as well so clearly at the moment— mines as well so clearly at the moment it would be extremely inadvisable for those ships to sail but — inadvisable for those ships to sail but also there's other forces _ sail but also there's other forces as— sail but also there's other forces as around that they may be forces as around that they may he caught— forces as around that they may be caught up in, collateral f

the mascara, with the main shape in russia's black sea fleet, armed with 16 cruise missiles, as well as long range defense system. if you cranes claim is true, that defense system appears to have fail catastrophically. yeah, catastrophically indeed for more or less crossover now to our russia analyst constantine igrit. he's in vilnius constantine. i mean this is stunning. how significant is the loss of the mosque room? it is stunning and did 3 years on the soviet on and nothing more could have been imagined that well, it is a blow to perceive. definitely it is a very practical blow to the black. safely to colleague mentioned 16 cruise missiles. i spoke to maybe experts today all through the day, and they told me that around about 70 of cruise missiles word before within the, in the parcels of the black, sickly. that means basically like more than 20 percent are off now. and finally, it is important that mosque law which was actually, ironically cold, slobber or glory in russian. in the solid days, it was commission in 983 was supposed to be the main air defense platform for the whole

cruise missiles. ah, 11 o'clock, this is al serra live from doha, also coming up and is really raid on a refugee camp. jeanine kills 2 palestinians, 3 others were killed in overnight violence for the 1st at least 300 people are dead in south africa's durbin, reaching off to devastating floods. and shrill anchors, prime minister officer to meet protest is calling for his in the president's resignation. while the opposition threatens amend confidence use. so we begin with the latest on the war and ukraine and the flight ship of rushes black. cassie fleet has been severely damaged by a blast. the russian defense ministry says ammunition on board its warship monster far exploded. but the ukrainian military says it struck the vessel with cruise missiles. 500 crew members have been rescued. all the while, russia says it's now in full control of the ports in the ukranian city of mario pole. the kremlin claims more than 1000 ukrainian marines have surrendered. ukraine denies this and says its troops are still

she said that they have here the, the worship by a neptune cruise missile. so i asked him, how is that possible while did most worship is having a very advanced systems. you say that at 1st by the don't we have the word it's raider system. and then later we, we strike to strike. did there the worship? so in any way, we will, we will, we know that russia a 2014 of the next issue of crania was increasing. the naval forces india black sea . and so far, the russian black sea fleet had remained intact. but now after the ukraine, particularly receiving the weapons more and more from the nato countries, we can see that now the watches are coming under the range of the weapons that are being used by ukraine. which advice says a defense and security analyst at wiki, strapped to a global risk consultancy? he thinks the damaging of the ship indicates, the ukraine, good capabilities that had probably not been anticipated by russia. we've seen ukrainians make excellent use of defensive missiles. they been able to use air defense nestles to shoot down many russian planes

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she said that they have, he did the worship by a neptune cruise missile. so he asked him, how is that possible? while this most worship is having a very advanced defense systems, you say that at 1st by the drones, we have the word it's raider system. and then later we strike to strike. did there the worship? so in any way, we will, we will, we know that russia a 2014 after the next session of crania was increasing in naval forces in the black sea. and so far, the russian black sea fleet had remained intact. but now after the ukraine, particularly receiving the weapons more and more from the nato countries, we can see that now the watches are coming under the range of the weapons that are being used by ukraine, which advised, say as a defense and security analyst wiki strata. a global risk consultancy join been alive from bias from washington, d. c. mr. watts good, have you all now to 0 again. how much of a blow is this thinking? considering was talented by the russians as its pride and joy. it is a very severe symbolic blow. this was the main, the most imp

a five-day cruise includes stops at catalina island, san diego. the carnival will begin the first 10-day cruise to alaska on may 2nd. >> should just hop on a boat right now. might be a little windy though. >>> early may in alaska. what a lovely time. that is a little early. >> is still cold up there? >> it can be chilly. we are in the bay area, so they can get unusual warm spells, or unusual cold snaps. >> you're not going to hawaii. you're going to alaska. >> record. be ready for more wind as you head out the door this evening. it is going to take several more hours for that wind to relax. we have the strongest gusts over the first half of today. it is the contrast between a big area of high pressure. that is building closer to us but pressing up against the storm system moving into the pacific northwest. that strong pressure gradient squeezes the atmosphere and produces those gusty winds. take a look at the peak gusts. the mountain still moving around a little bit. peak gusts in san jose. oakland, 33 miles an hour. on top of mount diablo, 53 mil

not just of military important value, it's an important platform for weapons systems, it carries cruise missiles, it's nuclear capable. but crucially as well, it's a platform which has a number of anti-aircraft systems on it. it provides air cover to a large area around where it's deployed. we got on board the ship back in 2015 when the "moskva" was deployed off the coast of syria. it was sent there with a blunt message by vladimir putin, the captain of the ship told me at the time that putin himself ordered the "moskva" to be sent to the coast of syria after a russian warplane had been shot down by the turkish air force just the month before. so it was designed and deployed to send a message that russia would down any aircraft that threatened the security of its troops on the ground. i expect it played a similar role in the black sea where it was, according to the ukrainians, struck by two so whatever happened to it, a huge blow to the prestige and symbolically to the russian navy. >> matthew, it's so interesting to see you on that very ship, on board there. matt rivers, so the first t

cruise missile caliber. stand by. five, six, eight, nine, ten, 11, 12. >> there it is. >> there is the smoke. >> 13. >> that's tree. >> so three cruise missiles. >> yeah. >> joining me now from lviv is ali. that is harrowing footage. we had come to think of lviv as the safer place, at least the safer place because it is so far to the west. what does it mean that russia would strike there, i mean, literally in the middle of your interview with cruise missiles flying overhead? >> hi, joy. that is right. look, if you could hear an interview, the one that we actually saw the second one, it was so big i thought it was an airplane. that's the last thing we were expecting there and then you saw that of course throughout theco. the outskirts have been hit. they hit fuel depots and airplane factories but never the center of the city. this was a very builtup area full of apartments and houses and done at 8:30 in the morning when people are going about their daily routine. the russians said in a statement that they hit a warehou

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during the wharf. russia has fired cruise missiles at targets in the city countries. the president of the modem, as lensky said, it was an attempt by russia to insult the un, with one of his advises describing the strike as a postcard from moscow. al jazeera hold abdul, hamid reports from cave. the secretary general arrived in the capital, strong of an agreement in principle to brook a humanitarian corridor, for the civilians hold up in the as of style. steel planted mer you paul, and tanya gutierrez, called it a crisis within a crisis. his meeting with president viola d mares the lensky that went in longer than schedule, focused on this issue. but the secretary general didn't want to give any specifics on any progress. at the present moment, i can only tell you, we are doing everything we can to make it happen. i am not going to enter into any comment that both entered mine. that's possibility. because my 1st and only priority is the people that suffer and the people that must be rescued of the rotten decided heavy i had of his meeting, the secretary general had visi

meanwhile, there are four carriers of cruise missiles of the caliber type in the black sea, and a totallier, this potential was much more modest and , er, much smaller. does this mean, mr. serhiy, that russia, in parallel with preparations for an offensive in the east, south, and also in the southwest of ukraine, is preparing for massive shelling, including ukrainian cities, simultaneously with the start of special operations, as they say uh, regarding the offensive on donbas well, there are two components of your question, firstly, the missile potential in the black sea. usually it varies within 20 uh, eight missiles that are placed directly on the cruiser there essen 8 carriers on any of the missile launchers are 8 and on the two submarines there are six and six, that is, usually this potential is up to 30 rockets, they can launch at eh in one salvo when the submarines there go for recharging, then the potential there, of course, decreases to up to 16 e-e missiles, these caliber missiles are mainly used to destroy important infrastructural targets there, recently they were used primar

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russia has 5 cruise missiles at ukraine's capital keep during her visit there by the secretary general of the united nations ukraine's president blood of mansell lensky, accused of kremlin of trying to humiliate the un. and one of his advisors called it a postcard from moscow. it's antonio garage, his 1st visit to the country, since russia's military operation began in february out as heroes hot abdul hamid reports now from keith. the secretary general arrived in the capital, strong of an agreement in principle to broker a humanitarian corridor, for the civilians. hold up in the as of style. steel planted. maria pl. antonio gutierrez, called it a crisis. within a crisis. his meeting with president vladimir zalinski. that when longer and schedule focused on this issue, but the secretary general didn't want to give any specifics on any progress. at the present moment, i can only tell you, we are doing everything we can to make it happen. i'm not going to enter into any comment that both ends in mind. that's possibility. because my 1st and only priority is the people that suffer and the p

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