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havana, the capital, has recently been told it is going to have to start experiencing blackouts as theyctricity grid to other parts of the island that need it, so, really, it comes at a terrible, terrible time to have a fuel depot on fire to such an extent that they can't bring it under control and have appealed to neighbours like mexico and indeed the ideologicalfoe of the united states, both of whom have indicated a willingness to help. specifically, do we know what kind of help cuba is looking for and what they are likely to get back? i mean, the very bottom line is that they want to get the fire under control immediately, as soon as possible. so, if you can send firefighters, support, you know, equipment, that is what they are looking for in the short—term. beyond that, there will be other elements that they will need to rebuild the site and make it safe again. but in the short term, i think the emphasis is on simply bringing displays under control. and this tells us a lot about where cuba is at the moment, that this place is so out of control talks to the extent of the crumbling in

joining us now, live, from havana, is nbc news reporter ed augustan. ed, what's the situation like they are now? how are people managing through these rolling blackouts? this long, long rolling blackouts, 18 hours? >> the blackouts, cubans are now living a crisis on top of a crisis. things are already bad for months. there had been very long, chronic power cuts in most of the country. even havana, the capital, where authorities tried to keep the situation a little better, from the 1st of august, that's before this fire, we started having a lot of governments what the called solidarity power outages to share the pain with the rest of the country. and then, this explosion. here in havana, we've been hit hard. not as hard as the rest of the country, but hit hard. now, three of every four days, there are scheduled power outages. it affects people. just today, before coming to the office, i had to throw out some chicken soup. i made it two days ago. but it's not. funny it's gone off. and here, we have power cuts that left a few hours. in other parts of the

it is a nod to latin american roots and havana where i was born and to my piano teacher.e sister of the great jazz pianist cuban church about as. the cuban rhythm and music and i'm grateful for that. >> we were telling me you lost her during the pandemic to the coronavirus. and you said this is a post-pandemic album. can you talk about how that period translated into your music? >> i was in barcelona. i talked to her two weeks before. i knew the news. i was inspired by this woman. the album i wrote in barcelona during the pandemic. i have been inspired over the different gigs i have done this time. like when i play jazz in vienna, all this energy. the mood to meet new people, new artists. one of the oldest festivals in france. i am happy all of this souvenir in experience meeting people. traveling to latin america and all the memories i have in my life. >> it sounds like a very nostalgic album. let's take a listen to the title track. ♪ [singing in native language] ♪ >> you recorded this clip at the musical academy in france. you wrote this album during a residency there.

country was already going through an energy crisis prior to the blaze at august and reports from havana. an inferno still rages at the antonio guitarist power plant, the most crucial in the country. on friday nights and saturday morning, the fire had spread to a 2nd tank, triggering a series of explosions use nay. some enter was hosing down the 2nd tank just seconds before it exploded. for kilo sweat, i let go of the hose, and when i started running it, i got caught up in the hose and fell on the floor. but the far engine had already started moving away and i held onto it. that's what got me out of my other colleagues couldn't get away once i fight to has been consent dead. another 60 and a missing their colleagues haven't been able to get close enough to retrieve their bodies. really want to settle that, that over a 100 were injured in the president's miguel diaz canal visited some and hospital over the weekend. this could not have come at a worse time for cubans who are already living through chronic power cuts. the war and ukraine has driven up the price of label. gus and us sanction

rolling electricity blackouts and havana, the capital, has wittily been told it is going to have to startkouts as they start to try and move elements of the electricity grid to other parts of the island that needed so really it comes at a terrible, terrible time to have a fuel depot —— heel depot on a fire to such an extent that they cannot bring it under control and have appealed to neighbours like mexico and indeed the ideological foe like mexico and indeed the ideologicalfoe of like mexico and indeed the ideological foe of the united states, both of home have indicated a willingness to help. indicated a willingness to hel. indicated a willingness to hel _ 4' ., indicated a willingness to hel. ~ ., ., ~ ., help. do we know what kind of help. do we know what kind of help keep _ help. do we know what kind of help keep looking _ help. do we know what kind of help keep looking for- help. do we know what kind of help keep looking for and - help. do we know what kind ofi help keep looking for and what help keep looking for and what help they are likely to get back? , ,., ., , back? the very b

on friday, when a bolt of lightning struck a tank and the storage facility. 100 kilometers east of havana. the finally to spread to another dang, causing a 2nd blast. yeah, but they've been thought we've been tending to all the people who've remained in this area, 1st responders, the fire department, the red cross who are the 1st to arrive. most of the people we've been seeing had 1st and 2nd degree, burns about his own lot, all more than and doesn't fi does have been missing since the 2nd explosion. and the ongoing file has caused other concerns among residence. i'm afraid of the environmental pollution at all that smoke because the people who live in the immediate vicinity have already been advocated. i laugh at the of, of the i'm also worried about the oil. it's being lost. cuba uses a lot of oil, and this will make the power outage is even worse. there are many people who are affected. cuba has been struggling with fuel charges, with some regions, composing energy, black, owls 12 to 12 hours a day. this incident will lightly exacerbated the islands problems in watching d w. that's it

naval ship parked in the havana harbor in january, 1898, to protect the u.s. investment. people claim that secretly mckinley hoped he could keep the spanish from getting into cuba and allow the cuban freedom effort to actually be successful. they might be able to independently defeat the spanish on their own. but bad news. in february, the u.s.s. maine blew up. over 200 americans die when the ship blows up. it's very deadly, unexpected and awful. all right. so who did it? who did it? many american newspapers say it must be the british. have you gotten excited right after an economic depression when no one was buying their newspapers when you have breaking news where people will buy their newspapers and it's fun to talk about -- it might be the spanish? yeah, right? today, what do we call that? we would call that fake news. in this era they called it yellow journalism. had to be the spanish. who else was it? we know knew there was a boiler fire in the u.s.s. maine so no one did it. as a result of that and inflammatory journalism about spain at the time there are many calls

it to the bottom of three hundred and fifty crew members 252, eight more died in the hospitals of havanacording to one version of the american the government sacrificed the lives of its own citizens and deliberately went. murder to create a belli incident is a term from roman law, meaning a formal reason for declaring war, and it is now quite obvious that the united states of america deliberately used this occasion not only to declare, but war on spain, but also to encroach on the very colonies that they were no longer able to hold as a result of these military actions. the united states of america changed the strategic balance of power in their favor, spain completely lost. this had a significant effect on the development of spanish society, which entered the 20th century with the understanding that the golden golden era of spanish colonialism was fading away and spain was it is necessary to get used to the new status of such an average european state, which is devoid of any major political ambitions. this heavy transit will be experienced absolutely. european states - this applies to f

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cuba has already been experiencing long blackouts, including in the capital havana, the result of a globalisis, the war in ukraine, and years of underinvestme in the crumpling -- crippling energy infrastructure. cubans fearful of what this blaze may mean for the island's scare resources can do little but wait and watch them go up in smoke. laura: u.s. and european officials in vienna say they have agreed to a final text for restoring the nuclear deal with iran, making it harder for to run to build a nuclear bomb. president trump took the u.s. out of the deal in 2018 and imposed harsh sanctions on iran. in response, iran began to breach the agreement. now iran must decide whether to sign the new deal. for more, we are joined by a diplomat who worked at the u.s. state department. what do you think the odds are on iran accepting this text? >> i'm afraid i would not bet that they would be accepting at. iran has had many months to accept a deal that has been on the table. the eu has refined it, improved it. the other parties have agreed, but i ran not sure they want to do it yet. they have not

away from populated centers, but closer to havana closer to the cuban military and air force. also with surrounded by swamps let me go to that slide. there we go. the zapata peninsula gave this relocated operation its name. so this became operation zapata and again, they a big surrounded by the zapata swamps. it's far away from the mountains where you hope the exile force will be able to melt away into to become that beacon of freedom for large numbers of disaffected anti-castro cubans. that's the theory unknown to the planners was the fact that the bay of pigs was actually castro's favorite place to go fishing snorkeling. vacationing he knew it very well, which really helped when he arrived on scene to help to lead the defenders. also unknown was that there were coral reefs. and rocks that complicated navigation. the operations planners had looked at the imagery and concluded that those that darker water were that was seaweed. well, no, they were reefs. that's why. castro like to go snorkeling there. it's a good place to go. let me read to you a couple newspaper reports from

. >>> the nbc news team in havana confirms cuba state television is reporting that country's first case of monkeypox. an italian tourist, currently in critical condition with the disease. cuba is promising that all protocols are being followed to limit the spread. >>> moving forward tonight, there's another option for teenagers looking to get vaccinated against covid. the fda has given emergency use authorization for novavax is shot for kids ages 12 to 17, receiving emergency approval back in july. the company ceo said having more vaccine options would hopefully help prepare for surges that may come at the start of fall and the back-to- school season. tarmac health leaders in san francisco are making sure kids are up to date on their vaccinations as a return to school this year. today, the san francisco department of public health held a free event in the southeast center. dr. susan philip says a pandemic is affected some families ability to stay up-to- date on the vaccines needed to enter the classroom. the idea is to make sure school and classrooms are safe. >> we see missa covid-19.

at august, the reports from havana, an inferno still rages at the antonio guitarists power plants, the most crucial in the country. on friday night and saturday morning, the fire had spread to a 2nd tank, triggering a series of explosions use nay. some enter was hosing down the 2nd tank just seconds before it exploded. yoga is a foot gill, should i let go of the hose? and when i started running, i got tied up in the hose and fell on the floor on wood, but the fire engine had already started moving away and i held on to it. i want to lose. that's what got me out of there. my other colleagues couldn't get away one firefighter has been consent dead. another 16 missing their colleagues haven't been able to get close enough to retrieve their bodies. will they run a shuttle that are over a 100 were injured in the president's miguel diaz canal visited some hospital over the weekend. this could not have come at a worse time for cubans who are already living through chronic power cause. the war and ukraine has driven up the price of label. gus and u. s. sanctions on oil tankers, which were part

you think this is havana syndrome. i don’t know if there was a roll involved, then why not.eard anything like that yet. and i think, because it is obvious to everyone that you can’t invent anything, but you are absolutely right. unfortunately, american partners often used such a strange non-working state of their employees in order to make claims of any plan from supposedly attempts on them to incorrect behavior, security and so on. well, i think that these frames show that in general the person was gentle. let's say fun. this is his own business. this is a question of his employers, and not all of us have reacted, but the main thing is that there are no stories with him, except him. personal how he spent the night before. i would like a little bit serious iaea manages to agree, that is, we have to wait for the commission, and can we count on the objectivity of considering the situation at the zaporozhye nuclear power plant? i want to call everyone, not to respond to the information and to the questions that are now coming from the westerners regarding what they allegedly pe

haven, and it's eight years old, she's a haven , and then putin is silent when the boat is already in havanaare already holes in it . no one in crimea says anything about it something woke up in the danish principality, as my friend les podervyanskyi writes, they are absolutely speaking . -and built the crimean ones in the spring, who today are trying to spread these russian narratives in the crimea and spread them further by intellectuals and people and people of honor and what is happening because of the authoritarian thinking of the king. it must be because he is performing instead of him, he was also given to someone like aksyonov, in my opinion, that is why aksyonov is commenting on these things and such a person was leaving, he physically appeared, he appeared there. and you demonstrate that ah , a person who is not afraid yes yes regarding the evacuation, what did i want to ask you? and they say that the filtering in crimea has increased and ukrainians in general, especially men, are not allowed to enter crimea. now they are checking the active phones of all things and also many peopl

realizing that the process, as they call it , of the return of the island of taiwan to its native havana and here it is so consistent with the problem of crimea, it can last quite a long time. of course, what we see first of all the political superstructure of this conflict, but to imagine in the current situation that china would go to an armed conflict with a state with which it actually has the most powerful economic relations with which it competes with the united states competes primarily in economic terms, but to be honest, it is difficult for me. i think that in beijing they have clearly analyzed the situation, for example, which arose in the world economy after the full-scale russian invasion of ukraine, and i think that they reacted no less clearly to the readiness expressed by joseph biden to provide military aid and directly defend the republic of china from a possible invasion as it is called by the people's liberation army of china, i.e. the chinese army of the people's republic of china and we watched an extremely interesting plot and uh, i think that a kind of icing on the

1st comes as the country faces a huge energy shortages with black out scheduled for the capitol of havana over to china, now we're beijing's forces. i've extended military drills near taiwan in a further response to u. s. sen, nancy pelosi is visit. china's military says the exercises will continue with the focus on anti submarine, an air to ship strikes and that's it for this hours most pressing you stories up next, dive deep into the as off battalions, main fortress, and how it was liberated in our teeth documentary, as office last stand. see you again at the top of the hour. ah ah, ah ah. ah. kevin, it's western bankers got some truly bad news. last week. embassy international says ukraine's fighting tactics endanger civilians, zalinski and his gang are not the innocent victims media client, us. we hear a lot about that big offensive soon. well, be grading a russian a with with both, both the models you need to deal with a, with a form already a they need a with the 1st one that you know, with a new variable, a public storage store where we can started or those are store worth of money

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a lightning strike ignited a storage tank at import east of havana. a second tank caught fire yesterday. one firefighter died more than 120. other people were injured and 16 people remain missing tonight. mexico and venezuela sent fire crews and flames suppression chemicals to get to help. cuba had been dealing with daily blackouts and fuel shortages. even before the fires, experts worry cuba's flight will only get worse. demonstration is being planned for tomorrow outside the san francisco office of the department of health and human services. the organizer of group called demand action against monkeypox now says the federal government needs to do more to slow the spread of monkeypox and to provide more resources for those who need treatment. organizers say they refused to allow government inaction to continue to cause pain in their communities. that demonstration is planned for 4 30 tomorrow afternoon. so alex, you were talking about the yeti fire and the mckinney fire. we have a dozen more fires about 375 miles to the north of the bay area. so many

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least 2 oil tanks have been said, a light, a smoke spread, a 100 kilometers west to the capitol. havana. it's not clear how much oil has been burned to the facility, which stores fuel to produce electricity. she was currently struggling with fuel shortages. ah. this is our disease. these are the top stories, at least 24 people have been killed and more than 200. have been wounded after a 2nd here was really air strikes on garza apartment blocks homes and a refugee camp have been destroyed. israel says is targeting the palestinian group atlantic jihad the p i. j is. it's known as far as hundreds of rockets across the border into israel. most of been intercepted and no casualties have been reported. egypt cutter and the united nations are trying to initiate talks to deescalate the violence. the palestinian health ministry says the targeting of civilian areas has increased, the number of casualties come up with nothing elected alice little york is is riley aggression and attacks are focused on residential areas. this leads to more injuries among civilians. some of them are extremely critic

reach an agreement, that's why he responded to this meeting, which took place in the 16th year in havana these are all the years i have been doing it for six years, he hopes to repeat the same step that was taken 6 years ago, but literally at the last minute a meeting was planned with kazakhstan at a huge inter- religious forum held by kazakhstan is the initiator when the leaders of the world's religious communities gather, er, er, patriarch kirill refused to come to er, this summit. well, accordingly, there is no reason for him to go there and the pope, who hoped to meet there with the head of the moscow patriarchate, this politician is, you know, somewhat justified from the point of view of christianity, because christians live with the idea of ​​communism, that is, after all, the convergence of the combination of the community of all christians around jesus christ around the original church that was was also created by jesus christ, well, if jesus christ himself did not create this church, but bequeathed it to be created, but you know, it seems to me that today's vatican generally lac

looks like this, the western side of cuba, including havana, you've got some big down, poor. same goes for the yucatan on tuesday. and the mayor of jackson in mississippi has told people to leave as the pearl river in that state reaches flood levels will continue to keep tabs on that. i had some storms, rock and storms across the great lakes that strapped down temperatures in toronto. but look at this dark of the color, the more intense the rain is falling likely to see some flash flooding there. and off to the west, we go. it's a fairly calm pitcher. look at portland, up to 36 degrees. we do have excessive heat alerts in place for so se california southern nevada. no surprise. right. when you look at this, it includes vegas. you're up to 41 degrees on tuesday, spoke, or that dropped it. ah, the count down to the will cut 2022 approaches. every continent is turning its eyes to cat. we have a feeling, the greatest sporting events in the world won't be the only thing capturing everyone's attention. beyond football, immerse yourself in internationally renowned entertainment art

it happened 60 miles east of havana. several firefighters are missing.ore than 70 people reported hurt. >>> dangerous summer heat is spreading across the u.s. today boston baked, hitting a record 97 degrees. at least 82 million people are under heat alerts from the atlantic coast to midwest plains. the weather is also extreme in the west. jonathan vigliotti is in los angeles with more. >> reporter: one of the hottest and driest regions in america was hit by a rare monsoon. that triggered historic flash flooding in and around california' death valley national park. rescues after a thousand people were trapped inside. mudflows damaged some 60 cars. as of tonight, there were no reports of injuries. around an inch and a half of rain was dumped in one day. that's about 75% of the region's annual total. kentucky's appalachian mountains already struggling to recover from earlier flash flooding that left 37 dead are facing torrential rains again. president biden and the first lady will survey the damage on monday. the powerful storms in the northeast and midwest

cuba has already been experiencing long blackouts, including in the capital, havana, the result of are — exacerbated by the us economic embargo. as for the fire, cubans fearful of what this blaze may mean for the island's scarce resources can do little but wait and watch them simply go up in smoke. will grant, bbc news. let's get some of the day's other news. in the biggest single tranche of us military assistance to ukraine, the pentagon has announced a package for ukrainian troops worth a billion dollars. it will contain rockets, ammunition and more precision missiles that have helped ukrainian forces attack russian troops far behind the front lines. the hardware will come directly from readily available defense department stocks. a us court has sentenced two of the three white men, who murdered a black jogger in 2020 to life in prison forfederal hate crimes. gregory mcmichael and his son travis are already serving a life sentence for the murder of ahmaud arbery, a black man who was shot dead whilejogging. the mexican authorities say an underwater drone will be deployed as part of

cuba has already been experiencing long blackouts, including in the capital havana, the revolt of a globalumbling infrastructure. exacerbated by the us embargo. as for the fire, cubans fear what this blaze made mean for the resources and do little but wait and watch them simply go up in smoke. will grant, bbc news. us and european officials in vienna say they've agreed a final text for restoring the 2015 nuclear deal with iran, aimed at making it harderfor tehran to build a nuclear bomb. president trump took the us out of that deal in 2018, and imposed harsh sanctions on iran. in response, iran began to breach the agreement. now, tehran must decide whether to approve this new deal. for more, we'rejoined now by the us diplomat mark fitzpatrick, who worked on nuclear policy at the state department. thanks so much forjoining us. if you were a betting man, what would you were a betting man, what would you think the odds were on this being accepted? i’m you think the odds were on this being accepted?— you think the odds were on this being accepted? i'm afraid i would not bet that _ being accept

n or the national liberation army and havana talk stalled in 2019 after a rebel bomb attack and bunker hill 20 police cadet the u. s. house of representatives has improved the biggest climate package in the country's history. its being seen as a major victory for president joe biden. $370000000000.00 will be set aside to fight climate change. meanwhile, more than a 1000 firefighters battling a blaze in a pine forest. in france's southwestern g around region and forest, thousands of people to leave their homes, local media and spain say one person has been killed after part of a stage collapse that a music festival in kiera near the city of valencia. at least 17 people reported injured, 3 of them seriously. organizers of the medusa, some beach festival say strong winds dislodged part of the structure. well, those are the headlines. next, it's the listening post. say with a one year ago the thought of on swept into double following the withdrawal of foreign forces is the floor ended, but many of them are still waiting to benefit from the peace. not yvonne had not wanted the commission, a

oil tanks have been satellite and a spurt smoke has spread a 100 kilometers west to the capitol. havana is not clear how much oil has been burned. the facility which stores fuel to produce electricity, cuba is currently struggling with fuel shortages. a cargo ship carrying thousands of tons of ukrainian corn has anchored off the coast of istanbul for inspections. the vessel was one of 3 that departed ukrainian ports on friday under a un broker deal aimed at addressing global food supply issues. a panama flagged navy star is destined for ireland, where the shipment of $33000.00 tons of corn, it's much more than a dozen oak carriers which had been stuck at black seaports since russia invaded ukraine in february. ukraine is supplied largely by western weapons and has little ammunition to spat. so as military has teamed up with a video game maker talbert soldiers prepare for battle in the past month. they've been training on virtual firing ranges on hanjin reports from keith. no, this is modern warfare, ukrainian style. it might look like a video game. in fact, it is made by a ukrainian gam

2nd tanka. late sunday night, there was a huge explosion bubble that could be seen 50 miles away in havana in the capitol, the smell of south ed augustin maintenances. i was there with hello again. the headlines on al jazeera people in garza burying their dead after a cease fire and did 3 days of is really bombardment, egypt mediated the deal between israel and the palestinian group. his line of jihad, the un on katara, were also involved and brokering the truce. and israel has now reopened the 3 border crossings as al jazeera assume that they had reports from garza. we learned from the israeli side, they are going to allow 30 fuel trucks to enter throughout the day to the sole power plant. here behind me, trucks have already started arriving to the power plant company to start generating the electricity again as it shut down yesterday, sunday, after our fuel was deprived from entering for the past 6 days. so now as we witness the few will entering and the sole power, plant, regenerating again, we can, we can find, like we can with this more electricity coming to other facilities, especial

least 2 oil tanks have been specialized, and the smoke has spread 100 kilometers west to the capitol. havana is not clear how much oil has burned the facility, which stores fuel to produce and electricity. cuba is currently struggling with fuel shortages above. last in a busy shopping area of afghanistan's capital has killed at least 2 people. explosion, targeted to minority. she a neighborhood in campbell, which was also near bus station. i sole says it was behind the attack. i taught and police commanders as the bomb was hidden on the road side. and he's 12 civilians have died after suspected fighters you'd victims into a bomb attack. as according to the f p news agency, quoting local officials, the tax took place in walkin near the city of bank us fighters 1st, reportedly killed 2 civilians in molly and ranked their bodies with explosives. the bomb was expected when the victims families came to look for them getting at least 10 people. when this is se dozens of civilians have left their homes to take refuge in surrounding villages because of a scared of more attacks. but he didn't candida

it's just that we work more for, let's say, b2, yes, but action is still the same, or is it g2, yes havana tube business and action is still more a-a gtc, although in those places where it operates it provides business services, of course we use a-a their capabilities, in particular the possibility of obtaining a certificate for business there, it is a huge step forward that made guys , we have literally half a minute left how do you see it transparently in the process of the restoration of ukraine, will it be possible to purchase through transparently precisely spend these funds of western benefactors in order for it to be a truly transparent spending of funds well, there will be three short theses, first of all, now, of course, primarily focused on helping customers purchase what is needed now is not to say that a full-scale recovery has already begun. but of course we believe that transparent e-e should become an important element of the recovery of ukraine and preservation of the principles of e-transparent and competitive e-e selection of the procurement supplier is one of the key ele

suspended. negotiators met with representatives of the ellen or the national liberation army, and havana. after the meeting, the peace commissioner said the necessary steps would be taken to revive talks. it's understood that he is willing to the lifting arrest warrants for guerrillas living in exile and cuba talks stalled back in 2019 after a rebel bomb attack. and bucket are killed at 20 police cadets or columbia's new president has also appointed new chiefs of the military and police. gustavo, petro says he chose the officials because they have not been accused of corruption nor human rights violations. the left as politician was sworn in to office earlier this week. he's promised to reshape the polarized country with a long list of social and economic reforms. le cooper, luckily to have the new commanders who will lead columbia as public forces are lined with the human security politics goals. we promised and that we want to turn into a reality to guarantee peace, a decrease in violence and crime, and respect towards human rights. and citizens freedoms, as every democracy should guss