ships all but empty more and more people are turning to cruises for their vacations. but be warned sometimes the ships are overbooked here is aaron gilcrest >> reporter: this summer, americans are filling cruise ships to capacity. it's a remarkable recovery from last year when the cruise industry was struggling to rebound after the pandemic but it's not always smooth sailing retiree diane gainey was looking forward to a family cruise around japan in september >> i got an email around the end of april saying that they overbooked, sorry, and either you can cancel your trip or you can rebook for october -- september/october of 2024 >> reporter: as cruise lines work to keep up with demand, some customers like diane say they are paying the price. what is it going to cost you >> about $6,000. the air fare and the hotel in tokyo. >> reporter: in a statement to nbc news, royal caribbean group, which owns celebrity cruises, said ultimately the guest has the choice to move or remain on their sailing, adding the option is completely voluntary, but diane says she was never given

not allowing more cruise ship terminals to be used — cruise ship terminals to be used in _ cruise shipsengers who arrive here — cruise passengers who arrive here by— cruise passengers who arrive here by half. we want to limit further— here by half. we want to limit further the number of torres apartments and shops in the city~ — apartments and shops in the ci . , ., apartments and shops in the city. opposition parties have preposed — city. opposition parties have proposed less _ city. opposition parties have proposed less strident - city. opposition parties have - proposed less strident measures to manage the issue. but money in the sector are worried about the backlash against tourism because of its importance for the local economy. translation: tourism represents _ the local economy. translation: tourism represents around - the local economy. translation: tourism represents around 4096 i tourism represents around 40% of the cities gpdjuliet gdp. we're obviously a very important industry the auto sector is one point billion in barcelona alone.— sector is one point billion in barcelona

cruises.ing the pandemic in 2020. 5 million passengers in 2021. then we saw rebound to 2022, 20 million passengers. 2023, estimated 32 million people are expected to go on cruises. that is higher than the 2019 prepandemic number. we see cruises, spending on cruises start to outpace airlines. this red number. and then port miami, the largest -- it's the cruise capital of the world. about 68,000 people went on cruises in april as a record day. so cruises are back. >> so, it's kind of surprising. i feel like when this was -- they were at those lows, obviously because of covid. people were not traveling as much. the fact that they have made this resurgence, what is that attributed to? amazing ads? how are they getting people back? >> the boomers are cruising. the average age of a cruise passenger is 47. people over 60 make up 33% of all cruise passengers. 32% ages 40 to 59. and here we have millennials and gen-z. they make up 35% of cruise passengers. the cruises are trying to win millennials but

what do you make of this move around cruise missiles?— around cruise missiles? means _ around cruise missiles? it's a big deal. it means that _ around cruise missiles? it's a big deal. it means that ukraine - around cruise missiles? it's a big deal. it means that ukraine can i deal. it means that ukraine can extend its reach and about 100 miles for the people of the british announcement they could only strike about 50 miles and now they will be able to strike 150 miles. it really enhances their range. they are very, very close to being ready as a counteroffensive as a result. we saw with takes that _ counteroffensive as a result. we saw with takes that quite _ counteroffensive as a result. we saw with takes that quite often _ counteroffensive as a result. we saw with takes that quite often these - with takes that quite often these between london and washington and other european capitals, do you expect a similar type of move to come from the americans in the coming weeks? i come from the americans in the coming weeks?— come from the americans in the coming weeks

missiles , saying that the destroyers equipped with cruise missiles abu mahdi cruises will be unveiled added that equipping vessels with cruise missiles with a higher range is also on the agenda. last year, the commander of the navy announced the force test to equip the nadaja destroyers with cruise missiles . the abu mahdi cruise missile is a product of the aerospace industry of the ministry of defense and armed forces support the range of more than 1000 km can destroy any target, the quick response of the directorate in selecting the target in the field, bypassing the enemy's defenses and the ability to fire from deep are among the characteristics of the abu mahdi sea cruise missile. of necessity accelerating the implementation of 18 cooperation agreements and increasing the level of relations between the two countries, the president said that the civilizational and cultural commonalities between iran and uzbekistan are a good basis for expanding and promoting commercial and economic cooperation. thirteenth in giving priority to the development of relations with neighbors said that i

year, the army changed from sending troops to equip the nadaja destroyers to cruise missiles. the abu mehdi cruise missile is a product of the aerospace industry of the ministry of defense and the support of the armed forces, which can destroy any target with a range of more than a thousand kilometers . hitting the enemy's defenses and the ability to fire from deep is one of the characteristics of the abu mahdi sea cruise missile. administrative prisoners in the prisons of the zionist regime are going on a hunger strike in order to achieve their demands. with the pressure and the occupying regime to pay attention to the demands of this group of effects, the most important of which is the determination of the time limit for captivity , the zionist regime has kept palestinian civilian prisoners in prison for years without giving them to the court and without a clear reason. the zionists were martyred in prison. the palestinian martyrdom had a wide impact in the world. the conflicting parties in sudan are preparing for negotiations while the heavy fighting continues in the capita

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fact check the auctioneer. >> the cruise is like a week, two weeks.e plenty of time to do your research. there's absolutely no urgency in buying art on a cruise ship or on holiday. >> reporter: fung says you'll find art for sale locally, no auction required. ideally, you can take it home that day. if an art dealer has to ship, fung says demand a detailed receipt that proves you'll get what you bought, not a copy. >> double-check that invoice. >> reporter: also have your camera ready. >> the picture was one of the biggest things that saved me. >> reporter: jonathan recommends meet snapping photos of the art itself, like he did, and not just the front. >> you want to look at the back. >> reporter: look for a tag or bar code, snap a photo of that too. >> protect yourself. >> you can pay with your credit card to protect yourself. if something goes south, open a dispute with the credit card company to try to get your money back. share all those pictures you took and that paperwork you demanded to help make your case. jonathan contacted us online, you can t

a lot of people's plans. >> cruise around, come out with my friends, cruise around, kick back, check out the cars, the girls, you know. all the beautiful rides, beautiful women. >> nice that san jose doesn't outlaw cruising? >> yeah, very nice. >> reporter: some store owners say cruising will help keep things safe. they point out in the past, vandalism and attacks happened when crowds roamed the streets. >> these people in the low riders, they take great pride in their vehicles. i don't anticipate any trouble from them or anybody else. >> reporter: police say it has added patrols and resources and will set up traffic and pedestrian diversions, especially downtown and some east san jose neighborhoods. the idea is to reduce gridlock and disturbances that can escalate into violence, as well as create clear access for emergency vehicles. but police emphasize some unis will focus on illegal side shows and warn the consequences for participants, including observers, will be expensive. >> the ticket up to $1,000, a 30-day impound of that vehicle, that's $3,000 to $4,000 in storage fees. >>

this is a cruise missile. really e entered service almost at the beginning of the 2000s in the late nineties at the beginning of the 2000s. this is a joint development. uh, britain and france in france it's just a slightly different name. it is called a scalpel , so such missiles are used, they are in order. well, probably sold in a dozen countries, mostly in the export version. why up to 300 km, because, in accordance with the convention, they are given the distribution of rocket technology, a certain range, which these missiles can be sold. these are the missiles they entered service with ukraine, they are really made of composite materials. she is hardly noticeable. she flies at low altitude. and most importantly, we talked about digital maps of the area, which france did not provide to ukraine in relation to the republic of belarus, and here are these digital maps. they are just being laid down. in the rocket itself into the memory of this rocket, the objects are stored in the memory of the rocket, that is

then left, tried during the day, then switched to the night, they used some kamikaze drones, then cruise missiles, then a mix of drones , a cad to close these missiles, then ballistic missiles , then all of this in a mixture was used in different ways, and now, as we can see, they are the last 16 of these raids. they are trying systematically. i am convinced that this is precisely some kind of plan from the point of view of there being a planned event because we see that 16 of these shellings are constantly and this shelling which was yesterday today is actually the culmination of what they were trying to achieve i.e. they went full blast all this shelling throughout may in order to get to what they did today i.e. i am convinced that maybe somewhere in the next few days there will be a certain lull because they used quite significantly, the resource they have, which has been accumulating for a certain period of time, and now they have applied the approach that, in their opinion, was supposed to break through the final air defense system , that is, they launched mass drones later they lau

as well as mustai karim , the first cruise ship built in russia after 60 years the break conquered tourists in tuva, camels are traditionally sheared after wintering, and in tashkent our boxers entered the ring for the world championship. with irina, air raid alerts sounded this night in nine regions of ukraine at once, a series of explosions thundered in kiev , dnepropetrovsk, cherkassy and the kirovograd region. an oil depot was hit there, the ukrainian general staff reports a large-scale drone attack in kamikaze our military is actively working from the ground artillery, destroyed an important supply center for ukrainian troops in the zaporozhye direction, the coordinates of the targets were transmitted unmanned aerial vehicle operators. in the special operation section of the enemy’s positions, the crews of heavy flamethrowers are burning out the sun, one hall covers a fortified area with an area of ​​40,000 m², report by margarita smenyok enemy from the obsession to test the waters on the line. the sun is already leaving, a heavy flamethrower system , one rocket literally burns out plo

harm, one a long-range cruise missile to the side , as well as 10 heim multiple rocket launchers.tion , 21 ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicles in the areas of settlements, novopokrovka vodyne, rabotinozavrovsky region, lyubimovka novaya kakhovka, kherson region, horlivka sands, are negligible. volodin of the donetsk people's republic , a criminal and novokrasnyanka of the luhansk people's republic. the transfer of the kiev regime from the storm shadow air-launched cruise missiles was announced by the head of the british ministry of defense ben wallace on may 11 and the very next day there were first attacks. in lugansk, the apu hit the polymer products plant and the meat processing plant . the second blow followed in the morning, the next day , in the village of yubileyny on the outskirts. an elderly woman was injured in luhansk , seven apartment buildings were damaged. and today , a new shelling of the missile range received by kiev is 250-300 km. this means that they can reach kursk, rostov-on-don , sevastopol, the bryansk eagle, not to mention the targets on the territory of the

today we will talk about the massive strikes of the russians on the territory of ukraine, drones , cruise missiles, for the first time in a long time the russians hit kyiv in broad daylight there are hits in the west and south why is the kremlin increasing the number of airstrikes and what does this indicate panic before the expected counteroffensive of the armed forces or a change in tactics of the russians another massive attack on ukraine 15th in a month this night the russians hit the capital from the southern and western regions of khmelnytskyi according to reports, they targeted the airfield, destroyed 5 planes, one of the missiles flew to the lviv region, a new ammunition attack by the russians was a combined attack, they fired up to 40 cruise missiles, of which the ukrainian air defense shot down 36, in addition, as reported by the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine, 30 out of 38 attack drones of the russians were intercepted at night. later, around noon, they hit again and released 11 ballistic missile-type missiles. the commander -in-chief of the armed forces of ukrain

region as occupiers again attacked kyiv, in particular, and kyiv region is currently aware of 11 cruise and ballistic missiles that were headed from the north to kyiv, completely to kyiv region, and it is known that six pieces of debris fell after being shot down. commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine, i would like to point out that six pieces of debris fell in three areas, in particular obolonsky, where we are currently destroying three pieces of debris, and also in desnyansk and dniprovskyi, but now i can tell you that we are at the crossroads where the rocket fragments fell, and i will say that they did not damage of the road shelter, the missile itself is already close to the length of meters, you can say that it has already been loaded onto the car, they will take it from here, we can see that there was temporary traffic , some trolleybuses are still standing because the fragments of the rocket damaged the wires, as we can see. and i also mean that there were no previously injured victims , and there were no damaged cars. i also note that the kyiv city military administ

. >>> cruise ship nightmare. a carnival ocean liner's emergency after it was battered by a massive storm with fierce winds. the new video from inside the ship. water rushing in, hallways flooded, debris scattered now questions over why the captain sailed through the storm. passengers outraged. >> i have never been so scared like i was on this trip >>> in washington the debt limit deal and the major new test for president biden and house speaker mccarthy can they get enough votes for their breakthrough agreement to pass congress and avoid default? >>> a warning about infant loungers tonight with more than two dozen deaths linked to various brands one family's heartbreaking story and what parents need to know. >>> and on this memorial day the emotional reunion of vietnam veterans after 50 years how they survived prisoner of war camps. and across the country remembering all members of the military who've made the ultimate sacrifice. ♪ and the rockets' re glare ♪ >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester h

rembrandt etchings, paid $7,000 on a cruise and appraisers told them they had zero market value. we stepped in and park west gave the money back. he can't be on tv because of a nondisclosure agreement. >> more often than not, your viewers would be doing this as impulse purchases. >> reporter: he teaches art at the university. >> in today's age you've got this, it works almost anywhere. >> reporter: if you have a stuffed wallet and you're comfortable with the price, go ahead. but if you're new to art, maybe downing free champagne and feeling pressure, he recommends you -- >> pause. >> reporter: do your online research before you bid, figure out who the artist is, how their pieces are pricing outside the auction. fact check the auctioneer. >> the cruise is a week, two weeks, you have plenty of time to do your research. there's no urgency in buying art on a cruise ship or on holiday. >> reporter: you'll find art for sale locally, no auction required, and idealy you take it home that day. if they have to ship it, demand a detailed receipt to prove you get what you bought, not a copy.

now with so many people cruise, they feel a little bit safer. however, people cruising don't usually stop to get out and buy merchandise. so it's probably going to affect their business a little bit that way. some of the cruisers we talked to, i talked to several, they're looking forward to cruise asking doing all the things they would normally do. i'd have to say that basically, they said it didn't really change their plans because they didn't mind cruising illegally as much as legally. so a lot of cruisers are out. i would say that maybe their general state of mind and being able to go to different places in san jose are probably much more upbeat, much more positive. >> so as you're speaking to us, robert, i see police cars behind you. i'm wondering, do they have any fears at all today, tonight? >> reporter: yeah, i would definitely say they have concerns. historically speaking, san jose draws some pretty big crowds. they have had problems. i will say one thing is that a lot of the problems in the past have been sort of after the cinco de mayo

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another not easy night for the capital, the russian occupiers attacked kyiv with iranian martyrs and cruise missiles , the air defense forces shot down more than 40 targets and did not allow strikes, the city military administration reported that as a result of falling debris in the podilsk district , the roof of a residential building was damaged, but there were no casualties or damage. but in odesa, an air attack by the russians caused a fire in the port, the infrastructure was on fire, the shahed drone, which was shot down by our defenders of the sky, caught fire due to the debris the consequences and scale of the destruction are still being clarified , the head of the press center of the southern defense force , nataliya humenyuk, said, according to her, one kamikaze drone was destroyed by our popov underpowered and three nadas in the mykolaiv region, but one of the russian missiles flew to the lviv region and the air defense forces managed to shoot it down over the zolochiv district of the region, the head of the lviv region, maksym kozytskyi , reported that agricultural machinery was

where are the questions use, including cruise missiles , the use of anti-aircraft missile systems from opposite side and were considered based on what happened to the bryansk region, based on the fact that new weapons are being used. from our southern uh neighbors, that's why i will say so unambiguously ready to repel these air attack weapons after receiving storm shadow missiles from britain , ukrainian propaganda was probably the most happy victorious flair and weakness, as far as the characteristics of the storm shedel are concerned. range of action. they have 560 km. these are missiles developed for the uk export version, for example for egypt with a range of 300 km. it is difficult to say which version was sold directly to ukraine, but the likelihood that about 300 km is quite possible, the warhead is 450 kg. we will deliver this with our land mines with aerial bombs of 500 each. yes, these missiles were used at one time together with american tomahawks in syria. but, if we talk about efficiency approximately 85% of the strike was the effectiveness of both american and british cru

not allowing more cruise ships terminals to be used and reducing the number of cruise passengers whoments and souvenir shops in the city.— shops in the city. opposition arties shops in the city. opposition parties have _ shops in the city. opposition parties have proposed - shops in the city. opposition parties have proposed less l parties have proposed less strident measures to manage the issue but many in the sector are worried about the backlash against terrorism because of its importance for the local economy. translation: ., , , , , translation: tourism represents around 1496 of — translation: tourism represents around 1496 of the _ translation: tourism represents around 1496 of the city's _ translation: tourism represents around 1496 of the city's gdp. - around 14% of the city's gdp. we are obviously a very important industry. the hotel sector generations 1.9 billion euros a year in barcelona alone. ., ., , alone. the future of tourism in barcelona _ alone. the future of tourism in barcelona will _ alone. the future of tourism in barcelona will depend - alone. the future of tou

wounded local residents, the military reports that the attack was carried out by storm shadow of a cruise missiles, the transmission of which kiev a day earlier reported to britain according to one of the versions of the missile could be launched adapted for this ground launcher of the grom-2 complex. which was immediately accompanied by me carried out in the direction of the hallway and from the back, as if such light injuries. it's all destruction of precision in your room. as for yesterday's attack on the polyp enterprise, who, according to the russian ministry of defense, fired stop-shodu missiles , the ukrainian su-24 and the mig-29 covering it were shot down by russian fighters. a special commission evaluates the damage, broken windows, extinguished doors and cracked plaster. tatyana zabochenko talks about the stress of not sleeping all night. and here i tore out two frames of glass. all uh, and balcony doors. well, baguettes, of course, in the apartment and all the skirting boards fell off the cornices. here are the cracks. we went around the house, the authorities of the region re

ukrainian officials say 66 out of roughly 75 cruise missiles were intercepted by their defenses in theattack on the capital this month. for more, i am joined by former u.k. military strategic planner. good to have you with us. talk about the significance of these strikes being in daytime when one would assume many in kyiv were trying to go about their everyday business. >> i think this is one of putin's very few last critical capabilities. critical capabilities are those. long-range standup missiles are probably one of putin's few critical capabilities left to try and inflict damage on ukraine. this is not the first time it has happened. on march 9, russia launched over 80 missiles on cities inside ukraine. what the targets are is left to be unanswered. a lot are hitting civilian infrastructure of which russia are coming back and claiming there is some sort of military association with what they are targeting. certainly it is something i think putin is doing because it is one of the few capabilities he has at the moment to show his strength and might, if you like. >> there is a suggest

that were there in the fall of which at the beginning of spring, when the russians fired up to 80 cruisesiles in one salvo, they were also generally characterized by the fact that, in parallel, the russians fired up to a dozen cruise missiles of the tactical level, which in theory should have been half of ours. well, for example, these k-31p anti-radar missiles are not currently being used by the russians, and accordingly , considering how much they have. the whole bank, well, that is, where will the missiles be next time, including p p o well, somehow it seems strange to them that they are probing. well , because according to logic, it turns out that they are probing our air defense system, but they are causing her damage but once nat left that the soviet zrk, what if these western zrk were airist and petriv ? they are actually located on the wheel base , change their position. are engaged in air terrorism, it is such a loud phrase that may not fully explain their military tactics . well, on the other hand, if we were to say, what are the russians doing now that can be effective precise

the kiev regime at the storm shadow air-launched cruise missiles, british defense minister ben wallaceon may 11 and the very next day there were first shellings in luhansk apu hit, at a polymer meat products factory, a processing plant the second blow followed in the morning, the next day in the village, yubileiny on the outskirts of lugansk, an elderly woman was injured, seven apartment buildings were injured. and today, a new shelling in the range of destruction of missiles received by kiev is 250-300 km. this means that they can reach kursk, rostov-on-don , sevastopol, bryansk eagle, not to mention the targets on the territory of deiner, and the lpr. at the same time , western media reported that london allegedly received assurances from kiev that the aside would be applied only for the purposes of the quote. well, the sovereign territory of ukraine at the scene were found seized fragments of the rocket body, and components. now, if you can see, i want to show one of the details of the rocket, on which there is a clearly marked fragments and a rocket body. here are fragments of the

iskander is also a high-precision weapon , strikes are delivered by ballistic or cruise missiles.the coordinates , a few minutes pass and the car is in full combat readiness, good natural camouflage allows you to stay in position for a long time unnoticed, but after working out. according to the goals , an operational change of location is mandatory. when a launch occurs and a jet engine breaks the air into the ground, we feel proud of the feeling that we are needed to help our comrades on the front line, destroy the enemy so that they can go forward and bring victory. it is the russian paratroopers who hold the area taken fortified, fire damage is inflicted on the militants who have settled nearby from automatic and hand grenade launchers, where it is required to connect the anti-tank complex of phagodas. outcome. this local operation, the enemy did not return lost positions. those who could still leave the border. they did it immediately. in the donetsk direction, assault detachments continue to clear the western part of artyomovsk from the flanks, they are covered by both parat

around 400,000 cruise passengers disembark here each month.ball feats is also a major tourist hub. visitor numbers have returned to close to pre—pandemic levels. ten million people visited barcelona in 2022. but many locals don't like the impact tourism is having. noise, crowded streets and unaffordable housing are just some of the problems it causes. translation: touristsj end up occupying public space, and that pushes us residents elsewhere. there are so many tourists that the residents don't spend time here in the centre of town. it really makes you sad. the local authorities are not happy about the situation either. the left—wing local government — which has been in power since 2015 — has taken a number of measures to try and curb the growth of tourism, including closing down around 6,000 illegal tourist apartments. as she runs for re—election in a tightly fought race, the mayor, ada colau, is going further — proposing a series of tougher measures that include opposing the mooted expansion of barcelona airport. translation: we have a plan

missiles with cruise missiles from aircraft of the strategic aviation, the soldiers then removed the air force then shot down 25 without such in various types and three cruise missiles in the ternopil region on the evening of may 13 and on the night of the 14th recorded a6 arrivals. this was the largest simultaneous attack on the region, the russians settled in warehouses and residential buildings, two local residents of khmelnytskyi were wounded that night during the last massive attack, a critical infrastructure object was hit, five people were injured , a powerful blast wave damaged educational and medical facilities, industrial and administrative buildings as well as human settlements, so i will remind you once again that there is an air alert in ukraine. of local authorities as well follow the single marathon we believe in our armed forces we believe in our air defense glory to ukraine the russian war does not stop ukrainian culture ukrainians preserve and create it today with the support of the european union together we preserve museum collections and ancient architecture toge

missile , it also flies like a regular cruise missile, e-e , that is, pressing lower to the ground,allistic missile is like this how the iskander-m rises up and accordingly attacks the target along the ballistic trajectory, that is exactly what they attacked with both missiles of the kanderka and scandal class, and a video of the moment of the fall of the missile fragment in kyiv appeared on the network , it looks like an iron railway cylinder crashes into the asphalt next to the minibus, however, where you didn't hit it, the car did not manage to avoid the wreckage. i will remind you that from may 22, the movement of minibuses during air alarms must stop beforehand. in dnipropetrovsk region, a woman was killed and 10 more civilians were injured, among them an 11-year-old child. russians hit pokrovska the public of the synelnykiv district is informed by the office of the prosecutor general that two private houses were destroyed, 30 more gutted and damaged farm buildings, a sports complex building and cars, the russians shelled toretsk on in donetsk region, one of the air bombs hit a

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there are so many people booking cruises. cruise lines are canceling reservations because they've been overbooked. royal caribbean, norwegian cruise lines said their occupancy rates went above 100% in the first quarter of this year with carnival close behind. cruise companies say they're struggling to keep up with demand, they're making room. but booting passengers from their reservations. one passenger says her canceled cruise cost more than $6,000. >> got an email around the end of april saying that they overbooked, sorry, and either you can cancel your trip or re-book for october, september, october of 2024. >> now, royal caribbean group who owns celebrity cruises says you don't have to accept the cancellation, but passengers say it didn't seem that way to them. if you purchase travel insurance, most of the time it does not cover cancellations by the company. it's normal for cruises to overbook and have 107% of occupancy, even pre-pandemic. >>> it's a history-making season for the baseball teams of several bay area college

as they will say later, around noon, 11 iskander-type ballistic and cruise missiles were fired at thet down by the american patriot system the enemy from kandera understood in advance that he had prepared this strike, so it was launched from installations from the north of ukraine, from the northern direction, this lehti iskander-m missile flew quite fast, uh, it's been here for a few minutes to really go into hiding and predict that the bent-over muscovites have well, i don’t take everything possible, we just have to prepare to reload the plane launchers and wait for the next aggression of russian aka missiles on the ukrainian capital, this is already the 16th since may , putin’s terrorists have become especially active day of kyiv, on the night of sunday, they released a record number of shahed 59 and the absolute majority of them were in the capital, however, our air defense system worked brilliantly and failed to shoot down only one enemy copter, the head of the main intelligence directorate kyrylo budanov, commenting on the massive attacks on ukraine, emphasized that russia has b

let's look at a cruise ship. oh my good have by them quite far. you proceed from a certain wave. hyatt for a cruise ship like this of that you can easily withstand the lots are, for example, from 6 to 8 meters or so. of i for that means the 1st deck is pretty high. the fun . yeah. that's where the window start, the big beautiful panorama window. la, shy. well, i've been suddenly, there is a monster that's twice as high on her. that's tons of water crashing onto the windows and of so i can imagine a cruise ship can withstand that end of, of mccoy's fall. i was like, this was the case for the louis majesty cruise ship of spain's mediterranean coast and march 2010. coffee and cake were being served when suddenly 310 me to high wave slammed into the ship. the panorama windows burst, 2 passengers died. an amateur video circulated on the internet could technology help, could wave right off predict waves individually for ships, ships, but also busing ship radars, copper some square miles around the ship or oil platform was with a lousy conditions to be r

this is the french equivalent of the american cruise missile at home.h, there are such uh investments, if so it is correct to say and now it turns out that it’s not a pity either, or they were gathering dust somewhere. what do you think, the fact is that in england a decision has been made on closely other types of weapons , mainly of american production. that's understandable. the point is that, most likely, such a decision may be connected with this, but i consider this decision a direct threat to the russian federation because the range of 1.400 km to a serious range, despite kiev's assurances that they will only apply it to the territory of ukraine, they should not trust it word at all. here i am, since the rocket was created using this technology. by the way, we have already encountered it since april 14, 2018, when these missiles were used in damascus and then russian-made air defense systems knocked down these missiles. that is, we know how to shoot them down, but given the fact that the enemy has been keeping in mind lately, the ukrainian regime

were attacked by russia from the sky, after a long pause, russia hit iranian kamikaze drones with cruiseissiles khas-101 kha-55 caliber and with kanders to non-ballistic as well as winged . flying at low altitude , there have been no such comprehensive intensive strikes since the beginning of the year so what is this another attempt to destroy the infrastructure, intimidate the population? and it can interfere . air force, almost all enemy birds were destroyed by anti-aircraft defense after drones entered the arena, cruise missiles entered the arena , combined attacks are explained simply, cheap shaheds detect and take over our anti-aircraft defense, and much more expensive missiles fly without interference in the target in theory is a ledge, but in practice our anti-aircraft guns destroyed them in the same way, the enemy. i believe that the action is to exhaust our troops. at a slow pace, but the question why did she decide to carry out the terrorist attacks right now, maybe before victory day, it would be very much in the style of a bunker lover of sacred dates, but the experts intervi

k for supply low range cruise missiles. ukraine is a violation of international norms and it was at those levels couldn't be used to commit genocide, visuals into abbas a rush of the victory in odds and most a k. a pa, quote, is eminent as the private, and then the company report on the 16th didn't bother you over the front line city . serious cousins joined, southern middle east indeed is at home. our lead summit for the 1st 5 in bold and a decade offer is will, tool and country is reinvention to the blog in a renewed certain funding relation. i'm tired of 287 mazing in japan and china is facing central asian need, is one noble summit named bolstering regional. so the very warm a welcome to you from the entire oxy international news. see, we're coming to you live and foremost, let's take a look at this. obviously, this, how does the entry of a rush as a national security council has condemned the use case provision of long range cruise missiles? see where he says it is a violation of international norms on his own. he meant to drug out the complex. as soon as it is, i tell you, in your w

stone shadow cruise missiles are capable of hitting targets at a distance of more than 250 km. for comparison , the maximum distance at which they can hit american high-mobility systems 80 km to provide missiles to ukraine with tom shadow jumpers of the british parliament announced the minister of defense vengolos today i can confirm that great britain is transferring storm shadow missiles to ukraine, this is a weapon that allows you to hit targets at a long distance with high accuracy , it will complement the weapons that we have already provided to ukraine, including heimers, harpoons , as well as ukrainian-made neptun cruise missiles or other long-range missiles that were donated to ukraine, these weapons will allow ukraine to better defend itself against incessant russian brutality, and especially attacks on civilian infrastructure, which is a violation of international law. ukraine has the right to defend itself against such the use of stormshed will allow ukraine to repel russian forces based on ukrainian sovereign territory, according to volos, he warned the russians bac

she coped with the strike of cruise missiles and coped quite effectively.he bad news for kiev does not end there , as they were originally created for nato aircraft. however, even within the alliance, not everyone has learned how to use this b-supply , the creators of the f-35. for example, they refused to use them. and ukraine is supposed to will be at all. to launch the franco-british missiles of the soviet su-24 bombers, it is known that these aircraft were sent to poland last year just so that local engineers would modify them with hammers and pliers to stop shedu, but what they ended up with was not clear before their eyes the example of an american harm missile comes up, and it was also presented to zelensky, and then they began to think about how to shoot soviet aircraft with it. as a result, we had to sacrifice the expensive harma guidance system and instead of high-precision weapons. mode received just an ordinary , unremarkable rocket, in order to adapt an english rocket to our aircraft , it is not enough to attach only the consoles to the wings a

no real, a massive use of those cruise missiles. now, it seems like russia has once again built up its stalks and is in a position to use is missiles. nick, what's the situation on the front line, including in batman? so embankment will be to see endless. endless, basically street street house to house fighting. this is a very bloody or very shocking, the theatre of this war. some place where the battle's gone on way longer than any one had expected. it seems that most of the center of the city is now in russian hands, but ukraine's austell there and they are defending their route in and out their supply route every couple of weeks to get reports of the russians trying to take control of that ro, trying to in circle ukrainian forces and then being pushed back for now it seems like the ukranian troops are still able to secure that crucial route in and out. but i think it is a question. more of when robin, if russian troops take battle in full. but we don't know the price of all this. it seems like russia is definitely not doing much

. >>> cruise ship chaos. terrified passengers share videos of big waves and flooded hallways and a storm rocks a carnival cruise ship. >>> well, good morning and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. memorial day festivities took t. hoywood,rida, atopinion. suei videoho running for cover on a crowdh. ni p four mors. police say the victi65 years ol. aandp and op asas autho second person. cristian benavides is in hollywood with the latest. chrichristann, good mornin. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. the unofficial start to summer here ended with gunfire. memorial day beachgoers scrambled for cover after gunfire erupted on a hollywood scramb cover after gunfire beach boardwalk in florida on m >> you heard gunshots, seen people run through hoar, and we heard like three more shots down the street. >> reporter: police say it began with an argument between two groups of people near the margarita resort that then took a violent turn. >> to have an altercation with guns in a petting with thousands of people

>> well, all of the cars on the cruise app are driverless. you know when you push that button and request a car, there is not going to be a driver. and we hear from our customers that they love that. human drivers, it's a little bit of a social experiment what we have today when you get into the car with someone you don't know. you don't know if they've had a long night or are distracted you don't know if they're even entirely sober so you take that anxiety off the table with a driveless car you're going to get a consistent reliable ride every time >> how often do i listen to companies, including one tonight, wendy's, where they talk about they'll deliver frankly, i'm happy to pick follow-up i know that the car is going to come and driverless i would think that most of delivery companies would flock to you because the most expensive part of their operation is the human >> i mean, that's right. ultimately, when you take a technology like this and the initial version of every new technology costs a little more but as you see us start to take th

from june, the launch of a cruise route from sochi to the republic of crimea on the prince vladimir cruise ship is planned. a few words about roads thanks to the implementation of the national road safety project in in the period from 1919 to 22 , we standardized more than 6,000 km of tourist routes. routes and this year we plan, uh, in the region of 1,000 km. these are 222 objects and in june of this year we will complete the construction of the spirit of bypasses. these are the bypass of aksai and the far western bypass of krasnodar towards the black sea coast. thank you for your attention vladimir vladimirovich thank you very much. i 'm sure everything will work out in good plans, uh, for this season as well. in general, in terms of the development of domestic tourism, i am very important for the economy and the social sphere. and we have another one. uh, actually questionable - this is the development of ecological tourism alexandrovich please hello dear vladimir vladimirovich mikhailovich colleagues on september 1, a law will come into force that will regulate tourism, its criteria fo

on the american system, which can also intercept these besides the christmas holidays this night, cruise missiles are a bit easier to intercept then a ballistic messiahs which had been shot 2 nights ago when reportedly the system was damaged, it seems that patriot has an x over the other systems when it comes to ballistic massage, but not cruise missiles tanks, my teeth don't use my teeth spinning. i and keith. 7 all right, time to take a look and i with some other stories making news around the world. world leaders are gathering for us so much of the g. 7 group of leading nations in the japanese city of hiroshima, on the agenda are tighter sanctions against russia over the war in ukraine, regional tensions around tie one will also come under discussion. ties of demonstrators have rallied in argentina's capital when, aside as workers are protesting against governmental stairs, he measures impose to comply with a $44000000000.00 loan from the international monetary fund. activists are planning to settle camp in the city to canada is asking for international health to deal with ranging wil

>> yeah, so we, overall we ended up having a wonderful cruise. crew members had smiles on their faces, even though we had been through this crazy storm. so overall we ended up having a wonderful time, but i think it's going to be a while before i go on another cruise ship. >> john: at least you had some good times before the -- some passengers described 11 hours of hell coming back home. kathleen, we hope it does not sour you on taking cruises, because they can be fun. and we thank you for joining us. >> thank you so much for having me. >> sandra: thank you so much, glad you both are ok. >> john: you know, i sailed through, i had a sailboat in my 20s and sailed through some rough weather you but on a cruise ship, i can't imagine. >> sandra: i'm coming off rough seas from a personal sail with my family last summer, but you get through it together, that's quite an adventure. a lot of stories emerge from those moments. >> john: what you are on a boat by yourself, you are in control. it's the idea of somebody else steering the ship and i have no cont