this is the havana street party.ave fun with us today. can you tell us about the act? what are you bringing to fringe? we're bringing the heat from havana, from the streets, the music, the dance, me and all my friends just here to share all and the type of dance that you do. describe it to us. street dance, salsa, timba, reggaeton. and with my friends, we're doing some collabs from other cultures too, like afrobeats, reggaeton from puerto rico. it's a mix. hip hop. amazing. well, i think it's probably best if you show us what you can do. we've got a couple of people here. this is hugh and this is lois. and they want to learn some of your moves. so if you show us and show the camera, if you stand here. yeah, give us a demo to the camera here. and now some roomba steps to the side. to the side. let me see your arms moving. one, two, three. you are watching bbc news. this is havana street party. live from cuba. they've come here and they're teaching the people of edinburgh. these are two edinburgh locals, hugh and lois,

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russian and europe to the national bank 3 49 russian airline will start flying to the cuban capital of havana, and it will become the second point in cuba, in which aeroflot group operates flights, i note. in july this year there were open regular flights to the popular cuban resort. varadero to harbor. they will start from december 24 twice a week on wednesdays and sundays, it is noted that it is already possible to book and buy tickets, and finally , italy in june increased its public debt by almost 28 billion euros and for the first time in history reached a historical maximum of two trillion 843 billion euros. local experts. earlier it was noted that as a result of quid restrictions, the size of italy's public debt in the twentieth year. reached almost 155% of gdp after their cancellation, the national economy resumed growth, while government spending to support businesses and citizens decreased, but a sharp increase. energy prices. again revealed indicators for new negative records. according to the latest data from eurostat. at the end of the first quarter of 2023, the size of the itali

patrick oppmann live for us from havana. thank you. i want to bring in cnn's carlos suarez who is live for us in tampa, where the expected storm surge could potentially be a once-in-a-lifetime event. tampa sort of benefiting from a bit of a turn with ian. we're not so sure that's going to happen this time, carlos. can you tell us what you're expecting? >> reporter: that's exactly right, brianna. so the first rounds of mandatory evacuations have gone out. one out in pinellas county just to the west of us. that is home to st. pete as well as clearwater. and then there's another mandatory evacuation order that has gone out here in hillsborough county. that is home to the tampa bay area. and the reason why is exactly what chad laid out just a few minutes ago. the storm surge associated with this hurricane. we're talking about anywhere between four to seven feet. so you can imagine that a lot of these low-lying areas in the tampa bay area will most likely flood. you're taking a look at one of the neighborhoods out here in the downtown tampa

thank you so much, patrick oppmann, there for us in havana cuba.chasing this storm and trying to see just what it is like up close and personal as it barrels towards the state. we will have much more with our derek van dam, who is also tracking the storm here with all of his electronics and his smarts. we are going to now toss it back to phil who has incredible way to look at how strong this storm surge just might be. >> sara, we'll get back to you and derek and the team for a moment on the ground. for demonstration purposes. this is really important as people try to visualize what's actually or what could be coming their way in the coming hours and days. more than 5 million people right now are under storm surge warnings across southern and eastern florida. now, it could be life threatening. the highest storm surge is expected to happen in the big bend area of florida. you're looking at it right here in red. forecasters say water levels could reach up to 12 feet. so what does that actually mean? think about this perspective because it seems a litt

havana has and she said the police did nothing. i had a passport stolen.eport the theft and they said they could not help me with it and i would have to get a new one. it happens to many people another government says police force needs to do a betterjob of following up evidence. statistics show that most of the time no—one is charged for a theft offence and the home secretary she wants police to use footage from smart doorbells and dashcams to help solve cases. things are getting back to normal in the skies after the uk traffic control system failed earlier. hundreds of flights now face massive delays. the company that runs uk air traffic says it is working with airlines. would you get in a self—driving taxi? they recently began service in san francisco and became divisive. one group started disabling the cars by putting cones on the bonnets. finally, i am going to leave you with ten seconds of colour. the notting hill carnival, the largest street party in europe took place this weekend ringing a vibrant injection of colour and culture to the streets of w

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caracas with one of them flies once a week with a landing on margarita, the other uh, flies through havanaives in caracas from here. people are already commuting all over the country, but venezuela is not only an island. margarita is here. we know here the highest waterfall in the world waterfall. angel there are many national parks here, in general, the country is very beautiful, there is something to see. uh, if we talk about numbers, then these are tens of thousands of people, well, well, from the moment the launch of this tourist route , tens of thousands of people have already visited this wonderful hospitable country. i think that cooperation between our countries in the field of tourism will only develop. here everything contributes to this sergey mikhailovich thank you very much. let's hope that indeed our interaction will only grow. all the best. don't give money to children. order them a free children 's alpha bank card, and then they themselves earn real money in games and 10% cashback for any purchases alpha bank is the best mobile bank. what mood are you in today? light and ai

tell us how powerful it was. >> reporter: you know, right where i am behind me in old havana. i don't think i need to put on my raincoat this morning. the skies were clear. you didn't feel the slightest bit of wind. then all of a sudden one of the outer bands of this storm came, knocked over our tripod, knocked over our lights. we had to come and take refuge inside of this building behind me. and so just can change absolutely in a minute. we all got soaked. and now you're seeing people struggling to get to work. people having trouble driving on the streets. and again, we're on the edge of this storm. it did not make landfall in cuba. it skirted the western most co coast. florida, people need to make preparations and take care. even on the outer edge of this storm, you could have a wind gust come in. we have seen trees knocked over so far this morning. that can be really, really dangerous. 8,000 people had to evacuate so far here in cuba. and again, florida will not be so lucky. we're feeling the wind pick up. we're seeing some flooding already. and it has been quite a change i

check out this time lapse video out of havana. the heavy rainfall making cuba's capital just vanish as conditions worsened there. cnn's patrick ottoman is there in cuba, and i wonder, patrick, was it as bad as advertised as it came through? >> reporter: you know, we shot that time lapse video right where i'm standing this morning, and it was surreal to look out and not have the city be there anymore. i think an island is so used to hurricanes, people surely took precautions, but, you know, you hear a tropical storm. we have all gone through that many many times, and yet here we are, hundreds of thousands of people without power now in an area that was hard hit by a hurricane last year. so even a glancing blow can land sometimes pretty hard, jim, and you know, for the people whose houses were flooded, who have been out of power for days or weeks, probably feels like a direct hit, and so, you know, near 10,000 people were evacuated late last night. that was the final number, we heard, we know now that most of western cuba is without

but here the impression is that belarus can leave to the chinese havana gradually in the kremlin theyry unpleasant. it is initially a game between russia and china . he initially plays on their existing contradictions and suspicions, he believes that if he has such a powerful ally as china, then he will be insured against the absorption of our state by the russian state , so i think this is the right policy. politics. he plays on the contradictions between china and the russian federation. moreover, he believes that if the west imposes serious sanctions against him, he will want to undertake an armed intervention. and this requires the sanction of the council security, then russia and china will smear him here. that's a thin calculation, oleksandr , we literally have two minutes . i would still go back to wagner two weeks ago , they registered - pvk wagner. they registered in belarus as an educational organization, as well as in the unified state register of legal entities and individual entrepreneurs . a-a registration in the village of tsel in the mogilev region. that is, where the

i ended up going to there once i was expelled from havana. i was expelled at the age of 13.like ballet very much and i think i was experiencing a lot of problems in our household. my father was injail and at the same time my mother was ill, so basically our elder sister was the one who was cooking at home and everything, so i did not have that kind of influence and that kind of pressure, and so i went and i did whatever, so the school thought i was not reliable, because at a point, i even left a show — the show was about to start and i was like playing with my mates, all covered in mud, so they said this guy, if we cast him, we don't know if he's going to turn up for the show, and so after too much of that they decided the best thing for me was just to be expelled. take us back to the street. you mentioned breakdancing — was that an early cultural passion? at the time, disco was still around, and this movie flashdance and fame, so that was the period of time, so i started to get to these parties, and my sister was dancing disco at the time and my sister showed me these moves

this havana establishment, called deportivo, was the birthplace of the roeda dance, a decacino varietya, even before the revolution. dances 1.000 since the 1950s, the gusakov brothers have brilliantly performed this dance. in one of the rooms. they depicted men frozen in the cold and decided to tap dance to keep warm. you're right. question from the russian geographical society 800, please. in the west of bolivia, due to the high reflectivity, they are used for calibration of remote sensing instruments on orbiting satellites. what is uni? this salt marsh is the world's largest dried-up salt lake issue from the russian geographical society for a thousand. the university of san marcos in this seaside capital, the oldest in the whole new world, was founded in 1551 by order of the spanish king charles i, the most ancient in south america is peru and, accordingly, the correct answer is here. lima is the capital. peru our old cinema 1.000. george danelia once said that if he found a way out for buzykin, he would get would be for this film not a festival, but the nobel prize autumn marathon y

time lapse pictures are showing that havana has disappeared as idalia has slammed into cuba this morning. the damaging winds will reach more than 100 miles inland, and with a storm surge of more than 12 feet, one sheriff is reminding people of what hurricane ian left behind in fort myers last year. >> it cannot be said enough, hide from wind and run from water. the thing that we saw and learned from fort myers that people were okay with the wind and rain, but it is the storm surge that took their lives. keep you and your family safe. >> cnn is tracking the storm from all angles. meteorologist derek van dam is live in clearwater for us. he leads off the coverage. derek, what are you seeing? >> yeah, boris. it is the calm before the storm, right. but the latest information that we can pass on to the viewers is that idalia is strengthening with 85-mile-an-hour sustained winds and lashing the southern portions of florida already. you saw the live view, and we will take et again from key west, and this is the indication of 50 miles per hour winds look like. that the outer band, and remember,

apparently is fed up with the spy base in cuba, and there was a russian submarine that docked recently in havana away, but it's also very close to home. thank you for being with us. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> up next, how a critical special election in ohio today could affect the future of reproductive rights in america? you are watching "josÉ diaz-balart reports." ah ♪ ♪ i'm with it ♪ ♪ i gotta good feeling about this ♪ ♪ yeah, ♪ ♪ so let's get it ♪ ♪ i'm feeling good vibes ♪ i'm jayson. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. it helps keep me undetectable. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva is two injections, given by my healthcare provider, every other month. it's really nice not to have to rush home and take a daily hiv pill. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions post-injection reactions, liver problems, and depression. if you have a rash and other alle

right now it's seeing a lot of heavy rain over havana, key west, as it inches closer. as we go into the next couple of hours, strong, sustained winds at around 100 miles an hour. category 3 by the time it makes landfall, later overnight into wednesday, right around cedar key is looking like most of that area where the storm will be concentrated. here is what we can expect as we go through this storm. the early wednesday landfall, overnight hours, makes it very difficult for people to see what's coming with the storm. but i can tell you the gulf waters are very warm, upwards of 80, 90 degrees. that makes a lot of energy for the storm. that's going to bring about life-threatening storm surge, possibly 8 to 12 feet, and that seems to be the deadliest when we do have hurricanes that we're watching. heavy rain is also possible around the big bend area of florida, 6 to 10 inches, possibly even higher, if they see thunderstorms or tornadoes. we're going to keep an eye not only on the high amounts of rain in florida, but what's happening here, lack of rain and a potential for

very day, december 1st marks the 50th anniversary of the very first of the first freedom flight from havana to miami international airport. the kennedy administration created the cuban refugee program to screen the refugees to find sponsors for them and to help them retool for life. in the united states by the time the cuban refugee program was phased out in the mid-1970s. the federal government had invested some 900 million dollars into a cuban refugee relief. now as i mentioned earlier those paroled into the united states could not become permanent residents or citizens. unless congress passed enabling legislation legislation that allowed them to normalize their status and this is what congress did. congress passed the hungarian relief act of 1958 and the 1966 cuban adjustment act which allowed hungarians and cubans to become permanent residents of the united states after living just two years in the united states. so we begin to see the origins of the distinct refugee policy taking place in the 1950s and 1960s. now members of congress became increasingly concerned that the white house wa

alliance of new york merchants with southern planters, which was running goods by a nassau, bermuda and havana. the us navy began the civil war with 42 ships in active service by the end of 1862. this would increase to 384 ships and by the end of the war the us had the world's largest navy. this navy provided the muscle for an expanded monroe doctrine in the decades following the war with active us interventions against caribbean and central american nationalist movements in the service of ensuring us returns on investment. in cuba over the coming decades the us would leverage political economic and eventually military pressure to support an alliance of agrarian and finance capital that was based in north america. at the close of the 19th century the cuban revolution would seek to overturn this pressure. two days after the passage of the legal tender act on february 27th, 1862 the us executed nathaniel gordon cyan of a respectable main family. gordon was captain of the slave ship erie, which had been apprehended the previous august at the mouth of the congo river carrying a cargo of 897 africa

around the gulf of mexico. cuba sing is very hot, month of july 10th to still above the average in havana. we're seeing more in the way of west, so whether rushing out across places like jamaica as well. i'm for the north, across the bahamas. what's the weather as well coming in for the south of places like costa rica, a scattering of showers for much of mexico. but it's still a story of intense heat for monterey, at $41.00 degrees celsius on saturday. ok . on our lot in won't be attending the summit in south africa with an international warrant out for the rest for suspected war. fine. can you travel anywhere? bowed. i'm told stories from across asia pacific 101 east. explain the issues affecting the close the most populous region. the rates for the white house keeps up with donald trump take pump in the republic and talk these 1st debates or hold his own. private people impala investigates the topic impacts on ukraine's fragile environment. and that's the temperature of solar and biodiversity plummets the global environments facility. to coordinate finance for international action assem

but you dalia now a category one hurricane is spinning just northwest of havana. cuba is expected to make landfall. >> here in a matter of hours on the western coast of florida there on the gulf coast. now, the big concern out of dalia is not the winds, but rather the storm surge out of that northeastern quadrant of the storm, especially from tampa on up towards about tallahassee. so these areas right here are going to be impacted by what is going to be areas of the ocean just surging on up into these low-lying swamp lands areas like tampa, very subject to storm surge during a storm that works its way up the gulf coast like this, dalia will end up leaving out a north florida into georgia and eventually the carolinas weakening as it does. so. but that worst impact. they're definitely in western florida will be keeping a close eye out as everyone will be here at home. we are just going to be looking at an increasingly hot and dry forecast because of this fire danger is going to be something we talk more and more about over the next 24 hours. this high-pressure ridge

as you can see, it is threading the needle right now between cancun and over in havana. and it is going to intensify as it gets over incredibly warm water. and that brings it right into florida where you see all of these watches and warnings are up. this will be late overnight tuesday or early wednesday and then the track right now is taking it right through florida and then into georgian up the coast. now i mentioned the water temperature, 87 degrees incredibly deep, incredibly warm water. that means a lot of fuel for this. so we could see rapid intensification. we could see a lot of things with this storm. the change, including the past right now as we look at the spaghetti models, each one of these a different model and when they start to come together to consensus, that's when you kind of see where this storm is going. and you can see right now between about cedar key and i'd say panama city doesn't mean that can't change, though. we still have a little bit of a ways to go on this. a lot of rain. we're talking upwards of 6 to 10 inches for those who are in the past o

. >> [speaking spanish] amna: the storm has already swept past cuba, drenching havana. there waded through floodwaters, trying to get to higher ground. yadira: we've been flooded for two days. it hadn't risen much before but yes, there's a lot of water. it has rained quite a lot. amna: back in florida, the u.s. coast guard prepared helicopters to assist in rescue efforts. the state also mobilized more than 1000 national guard members. fema administrator deanne criswell said idalia could significantly raise water levels off the florida coast. deanne criswell: this storm is very strong and is expected to strengthen to a major hurricane by the time it makes landfall, due to high surface temperatures in the gulf of mexico. this means heavy winds, high winds, heavy rain, and a forecasted 12-foot storm surge in some of the areas along the western coast. amna: st. petersburg mayor ken welch urged caution, especially in areas hard hit by hurricane ian less than a year ago. mayor welch: folks shouldn't relax until the storm is well past us. maybe folks north of the area see that

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so this is not good for this storm as it makes its way now north of havana, cuba, where it really briefly skirted the western edge of the island and will strengthen right now. a category one storm possibility of strengthening to category 3 status by the time it makes landfall on the florida gulf coasrow. and as it does so the risk with the storm is actually going to be mostly because of that storm surge, which as we mentioned in the story, could peak well above 5 feet. some estimates saying 10 to 12 feet could be peak storm surge in areas like around metropolitan tampa. if that happens, that's going to result in a lot of flooding in a huge risk. the biggest risk from hurricanes is actually the storm surge, not the winds. it will weaken as it makes its way up the florida panhandle and eventually exits the region through georgia, north carolina dumping a lot of water in the process. now back here at home, we've got the wind. we don't have any of the moisture, though. things are drying out for us as we see a warm-up ahead. high pressure ridge in place, a strong north westerly flow and that c

around the gulf of mexico. cuba sing a very hot month of july 10th to still above the average in havana. we're seeing more in the way of west, so whether rushing out across space is like to make it as well. um, for the north, across the bahamas. what's the weather as well coming in for the south of places like costa rica, a scattering of showers for much of mexico, but it's still a story of intense heat for monterey, at $41.00 degrees celsius on saturday. how do you take control information? how does the narrative improve public opinion? how is this is into and listen, we flaming the story, the listening post, i sex, the media. we don't cover the news. we cover the way the news is covered. and learn, learn. we become to inquire with louis university and discover how to frame and solve present future challenges. a big going drunk chang, encrypted, disruptive technology to join with me and introducing a bill to outlaw crypto currency all the way through the federal financial system. open source software. we think trade or money, we don't things all governments award winning filmmaker toas

let's say some kind of joint intelligence center for electronic intelligence in cuba, provided that havanaof joint interaction. well , of course, we need to solve issues related to closer intelligence, in principle, interaction. this also applies to receiving information from chinese satellites. a new commercial destination is fast exchange of information. this is the creation of a permanent channel of interaction, including through think tanks dealing with national security issues in china and the russian federation . well, in conclusion, i would like to return to the topic, which is now also being actively discussed , often speculatively, about the admissibility of the possibilities of nuclear war. you know , it's hard to suspect me of any love for the west, my position. well, in the western media she is characterized as a hawk, nevertheless. i want to say don't be scared propaganda statements from washington brussels that we are about to go bust. this doesn't work today. if we really want to convey to our adversary that russia is ready to use, for example, tactical nuclear weapons in ce

in july of this year , there were open regular flights to popular the cuban resort of varadera to havana will begin on december 24 twice a week on wednesdays and sundays, it is noted that it is already possible to book and buy tickets, and finally , italy in june increased its public debt by almost 28 billion euros and for the first time in history reached a historical maximum of two trillion 843 billion euros. local experts. it was previously noted that as a result of the quid restrictions, the size of italy's public debt in the twentieth year reached almost 155% of gdp. after their abolition, the national economy resumed growth, and government spending on support for businesses and citizens declined, however, a sharp increase in energy prices once again revealed indicators for new negative records. according to the latest data from eurostat. at the end of the first quarter of 2023, the size of italy's public debt amounted to 143.5% of gdp, the first place in the eu in this indicator is occupied by greece 168 and 3% were economic news. i wish you success in business and good mood. see y

russian and europe to the national bank 3 49 russian airline will start flying to the cuban capital of havana, and it will become the second point of cuba. in