definitely like i was saying before the break i think like an american the caribbean let's not forget about that region is certainly open for business at the americas china for example very interested in buying soybeans from argentina from brazil then you have a japan that just summit in in tokyo we have this into american nations sica to him promote trade between these two discounted and into america the e.u. also have the strength ratified we can throw america you have transpacific partnership also includes the u.s. you have all these kind of initiatives from different regions across the world because you want to be embarrassed to be more diplomatically involved in that in america and the caribbean as well well mark i mean it but that's all of you know china invest without a lot of strings attached right i mean it doesn't care what governments in power it doesn't particularly care what political flavoring the government has it just wants to do business. you know that's right and this is one of the things i mean if we want to describe this historic change in the region where the coun

southern command me to but i'm starting just like in america and the caribbean has actually decreased it's in need of initiatives to keep relations with latin america because he simply doesn't have the money to deploy the troops to the region as much as you know the us had during the one nine hundred seventy s. and eighty's. give you last word go ahead. well i gave two specific examples of their. partly successful they failed in colombia but they did attempt to expand their military presence washington attempted to expand its military presence and colombia and they did it say are expanding their military presence and so right gentlemen i think that it's time we there stretched the surface i'm afraid many thanks to my guest today in washington and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at the see you next time and remember cross talk was. the only. reason. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur w

america's backyard i mean a sign that it's both in the caribbean are not it's because of the plethora of. america and occur again we're talking all russia we're talking about china taiwan has a free trade agreement with we've been to america so i'm going to jump in after the short break we'll continue our line of argument after a short break we'll continue our discussion on latin america and south america stay with our to. leave. the media leave us so we leave the. oceans to. your party there's a bill. that no one is asking with again they deserve answers from. politics . olympos. live. mugler. goodspeed. her. mum will. ultimately be limitlessly good. luck. mum just see. animals. come out fine i'm a little. clip on your arm and a lot of n.b.c. news all the same type you know. limitless. pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm sure. welcome back to crossfire were all things considered and peter lavelle to mind you were discussing the rise of latin in south america. ok alex if i go to you one of the interesting things that we've seen over the last ten years or so is foreign

america's backyard i mean a sign that it's both regions like marking the caribbean are not is because of the plethora of. words that. can emerge and occur again we're talking all russia we're talking about china taiwan has a free trade agreement with within for america ok so i'm going to jump in after the short break we'll continue our line of argument after a short break we'll continue our discussion on latin america and south america stay with our. legal. if the main competitor girl on the market is mother nature. may customers struggle with to. fight for each drop from an old turkey supplier. let people think i are prices pure want to. live on our teeth. they use it up there and wash their hands. and flush their toilets with the same water that mystery's is selling and spraying water. wells. science technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia we've got the future covered. speak your language. programs in documentaries in arabic in school here. reporting from the will talk to feel interviews intriguing stories are you. trying. to find out more visit. one of

southern command didn't need to but i'm starting church fucking america and the caribbean has actually decreased its neither initiatives to keep relations with that in america because he simply doesn't have the money to deploy troops to the region as much as you know the us had during the one nine hundred seventy s. and eighty's mark i'll give you last word go ahead well i gave two specific examples of. part of the success for they failed in colombia but they did attempt to expand their military presence washington attempted to expand its military presence and call india and they did it's their expanding their military presence and so right gentlemen i think that it's time we do just the surface i'm afraid many thanks to my guest today in washington and thanks to our viewers for watching us here are to see you next time and remember topples. the main competitor girl on the market is mother nature. may customers struggle with goods. fights for each drop from an old dirty supply enough. to let people think i or prices purer water. life on our teeth. they use it up there and wash their ha

, what distinguishes haiti from the rest of the caribbean? in the rest of the caribbean, democratic, stable governments from end to end with friendships with the united states, open government where all of the freedoms are enjoyed, speech, religion and all the rest. haiti is an extraordinary place. eight million people. its arts are world-class, the best painters in the world, it's literature, haiti has everything going for it, but why has the u.s. singled out 80 for this kind of thing? i am not quite sure any of us have figured this out. perhaps it is strategic water passage that causes it to invite such intense interest from the united states. perhaps because haiti has gold and diamonds and perhaps oil and all of that offshore, perhaps that has something to do with it or perhaps it has to do with the anger that jefferson and george washington and so many felt, with the exception of one of the early americans, thomas paine who spoke out against what the u.s. was doing in haiti, because haiti had the temerity to strike out on its own and to st

what distinguishes haiti from the rest of the caribbean? atic, is stable governments with friendships with the united states, open government where all the freedoms are injured wade, a speech and religion and the rest. haiti is extraordinary with 8 million people the art is a world-class some of the best painters of the world and has everything going for it but why has the u.s. signaled out heydey for this type of program? i am not quite sure that any of us have figured this out but perhaps it is on a strategic water passage the causes it to invite such intense interest from the united states perhaps because haiti has gold and diamonds and all of that offshore pass to do with that all our the acre that jefferson and george washington in so many felt with the exception of one of the early americans, the thomas paid who spoke out what the u.s. was doing because he had the temerity to strike out on its own entry made african it is the most african country in the caribbean and i feel the religion is when you die you will return because they stil

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policy africa, the caribbean, and latin america. so transafrica, of course, of the organization that used instrumentality to galvanize american opposition to apartheid . for the set of sanctions that president reagan vetoed was overridden by republican controlled senate because of the work we did and the millions we organized to make a difference. that coupled with the great work that was being done in south africa lead to a new south africa that we see today. >> host: who are max sincerity and doris robinson? >> caller: my mother and father. i already introduced you to them. they had strong opinions, and they were extraordinary parents. they were extremely principled people. i remember when my brother max was with abc news as the chicago anchor. he had gone to smith dloaj make a speech. he said some things critical of abc and i was so proud of him. i saw my father, and the kinds of things he stood for when we were -- >> host: did it hurt his career at abc? >> guest: it sure did. no question about it. he thought -- as much as he love

most things are fairly easily replanted in the caribbean. it rained so much and is so warm. this is not for sale. i said suppose i offered you $1000. he said no, at no. i said suppose i offered you $5000. the tree is not for sale. now, this whole business of what we call success, we only have one definition for success in america and that has to do with how much money you make and i don't think that is a fair definition. so here a neurosurgeon who is not terribly nice to his wife and children, he makes a lot of money and he's a success but the taxi driver even though he is an enormously wonderful father, and husband he is not a success. so what do you mean by success? i think that definition may be a little different than ours. it certainly doesn't have everything to do with money. you see, and so i think it sounds to some people when you start the discussion somewhat crass. >> host: how did you conclude your flamboyant tree negotiation? >> guest: i didn't get it. [laughter] i didn't get it. i did learn though that they grow very fast and you can get them small and you don't

talking about the tropics now, not much happening in the caribbean or gulf of mexico. ill come into an area which is unfavorable for continued development. but it looks like over the next few days the tropics are quiet. the tropics are all quiet and things are pretty calm here from the gulf of mexico to the caribbean, just watching what is happening off the coast of africa, because that may try to develop here over the next 48 hours. >> recapping our top story. the white house is still trying to rally a support on syria. but makes it very clear it is willing to go it alone. we are waiting to hear a statement from secretary of state john kerry who is expected -- and also the broader situation that is going to happen at the state department at any moment. he actually started off the week on monday, with very harsh words for syria, now wrapping up the week with another statement on syria. covering a statement, will be paul -- bring inning paul now. paul, there's a lot riding on what the secretary of state is going to say, might this be the moment that we hear some more of

in the tropics nothing going on in the atlantic or the caribbean. in the pacific a super typhoon luzond the island of north of manila. winds were 150 miles per hour. it is heading to the south china coast in land over the next couple days. it will maintain hurricane strength but not as strong as it was. humidity is upow a little bit. isolated showers to the north of us. the winds overnight will be calm. at the moment it is clear. those of you with clear skies may be able to see the perseus meteor shower. expecteds when it is and really closer to john. dawn. last ofst shows the those moving out of the picture. something isolated make, up. -- may pop up. the monday daytime forecast, a bit more humid. shower. of a a lot of questions. probably not for most of you. winds willthe bay, not be very strong. insta weather futurecast, now we are into tuesday morning. the is coming in. everything dries out. what we have is very pleasant, .ry air a small chance of isolated storm tomorrow. the high rain chances on tuesday. around 80 orbe upper 70's. rain in the fo

in fact, the united states would have no real access to either the atlantic or the caribbean, except r a narrow path from baltimore north as far as boston. that is not a very good water anyway. all the sudden the great atlantic coast of the united states is narrowed to a point where it can easily blockaded. everything has to be funneled through there. it doesn't mean the united states collapse under the own weight. it means the united states would no longer have anywhere near the presence in the western hemisphere in term of dealing british intervention or french intervention. i remind my readers in 18 5eu6r, the french had troops technically it was the max in mexico and my theory is that had the south won the civil war, the french would stayed in mexico, and the british would expanded their influence around the caribbean, and what became for the last half of the 19th and 20th century the caribbean as american leg dominated by the big north american state. it wouldn't be there. it would be allied to the british and the french. it would change the politics. now i think you would also c

in our summer series, we traveled to the remote corners of europe, and part of the eu is in the caribbean. the islands that make up what a -- guadaloupe are an integral part of france some 7000 kilometers away from france, and people pay with the euro. at first glance, everything looks perfect in paradise, but appearances can be deceiving. >> when dark clouds gather over the small island in the morning and rain begins to fall, that's the best time to plant sugarcane. he is the third-generation of his family to grow sugarcane. an ox pulls a plow through the field, and he pulls freshly cut pieces of cain. he would prefer to have a tractor, but that would be too expensive. >> i have to plow every for a twice. otherwise it would not be deep enough. >> his neighbor is also planting cain. -- cane. dozens of shoots will grow. it is an essential part of the island's economy. >> sugarcane growth is an essential part of the island. that is why we are fighting to make it clear to everyone that without it, our problems would be 20 times worse than they are right now. >> the eu plans to stop subsidizi

why would they be interested in a finance director from the caribbean? this is detective sergeant camille bodey calling from the honore police station on saint-marie. we've got some information about rose duchamp and... uh, yes, i'll hold. so what does this soca do exactly? serious crime. the mafia, eastern european gangs, and if she's involved in serious crimes, that goes a long way to explaining why she left antigua in a hurry, and why she's been living here under a false name, until yesterday, when her past may well have caught up with her. okay. well? they said they wouldn't tell me anything over the phone. that's a little patronizing. and they've got a case officer on the island already. there's someone already here? who? d.i. chris ricketts. sorry i haven't come forward sooner. i just wanted to take stock of everything. see what was what. so how long have you been here? i arrived two days ago. two days. how's london? winter's just settling in. you can smell the damp leaves, see people's breath. ah. it's really cold, is it? it was bitter the morning

and myelin yaj is the caribbean so things tie in as well. >> you mentioned a departure. we have a lots of restauranteurs restauranteurs. i love the dry heat. >> it's become not the entertainment capital of the world. it's become a huge restaurant destination. >> exactly. i've been there two years. as i say, i haven't put a nickel in the slot machine and i walk to my car every single night. my theory is i work too hard to give my money to the casinos. >> you had the unfortunate fate of being on a sky-diving episode. >> did you know that? >> i did not. >> there's not many people who can say they jumped out of an airplane with david burke at 13,000 feet. it's like the first time you jump off a high dive as a kid. there's no turning back. one the door opens on the bottom of the plane, there's nothing do but jump. >> i've done it before so i know what you're getting to. >> i'm afraid of heights. the first 30 seconds are like -- and then you pull the chute and you're like, wow, this is beautiful. i'd love to do it again. it's so peaceful and quiet. >> i wonder especially on che

what is "pirates of the caribbean"? you got it. females, $400. leonard. what is "skyrim"? "skyrim," yes. all right. short story, $400. tori. what is a twist? twist, correct. short story for $200. leonard. what is a setting? you got it. yearbook, $200. jordan. what is forgotten? that's it. yearbook, $400. jordan. what is ta-ta for now? yep, made you smile on that one. [ chuckles ] go again. yearbook, $600, please. jordan. what is summer? yes. yearbook, $800. jordan. what are digits? digits, yes. and yearbook, $1,000. leonard. what is cool? no. tori or jordan? jordan. what is hot? no. [ beep ] "what is sweet?" stay sweet. all right, we have jordan at $4,000, trailing tori by $800. leonard will be going first in double jeopardy! right after this break. [ applause ] rii wish i was made of money. i wish you were too. chances are, you're not made of money. so don't overpay for motorcycle insurance. geico motorcycle. see how much you could save. alex: captain of his quiz bowl team, leonard will be selecting first in double jeopardy! from these categories. then we go to... and fin

we're looking for potential development in the caribbean. , we could see the low in the next several days. if that happens we have that low combining with that frontal boundary, with all of that, once you combine that tropical moisture to warm and humid air. not just three to five inches of rain, but potentially eight inches of rain in the forecast as we go through the weekend, and we definitely don't need it. >> thank you. >>> so it wasn't that long ago that anthony weiner was actually leading the field to beat new york city's next mayor. that was until the latest revelations about sexting. so when he and his fellow candidates met to discuss the race on tv, just knew that weiner's past would come up. >> reporter: it was the shouting match outside and a boxing match inside. the democratic candidates for new york city mayor facing off in their first televised debate. anthony weiner apologizing once again for his latest sexting indiscretions. >> i've made mistakes, embarrassed myself and have hurt my family. >> reporter: the embattled candidate

this is what they do in the caribbean night after night in every club up and down barbados, jamaica,decades. >> miley was tacky, let's be very clear. she's a 20-year-old, but the behavior was tacky behavior. but it was not illegal, it was not immoral. what worries me more than anything is that a young 20-year-old woman thinks that she has to do all of that to "be seen." i don't think she has to do all of that to be sewn. she wants to convince america that hannah montana is dead and gone. we get you. i think that the mother is right in that she does control the television. but she's wrong in thinking that this was the kid's choice awards. if it was the kid's choice awards and had one direction, if they were the ones that were going to be headlining -- >> you know one direction. they're part of the britain invasion. >> bless your heart, i'm happy for you. but i turned on the television to see kanye. i wanted to see what he was going to be talking about. but the point is a young woman thinks she has to be so sexual -- >> here's my point to you, star jones. if this was rihanna or madonna

pat: experience the caribbean's best beaches in either r jamaica, aigua, int lucia, or the bahamas at a sandals resort, where every luxury is included. delight in lavish accommodations, world-s class gourmet dining, unlimited water sports, and an island routes caribbean adventure tour. visit sandals.com for more information. [ applause ] in the studio, jim. i thought i heard you say, "i could plug a major appliance into you," but that is impossible. preferably a clock radio, not a washer or dryer. all right, good. well, put away the power mower. "phrase" is the category, and wewe're gonna start with da, who won that "toss up." t. there are two t's, and you're off to a good start here with $1,200. dawn, you're on a free play. e. and there are a whole bunch of e's her this may be some sort of e record. we'll just let them keep coming. e, e, e, e, e. stop! oh! sorry about that.. erica, your turn. get out of there. h. yeah, there's an h. and you've g a little money now. you like playing iclose, don't you? r. uh, let's see -- one r. yeah. i'd like to buy a vowel. sure. an a. there are some

. >>> giants hosting pirates d pirate pofs the caribbean out at mccoy cove. posey sings past a diving neil walker. blan will score. runns on the corners. pablo sandoval triples intohe gap. you know it's hit hard. 3-0 g-men. they go on to win and split the series. ryan vogelsong gets the shutout victo victory. >>> chula visttaking on japan. until japan goes on top in the fourth. tokyo goes up 6-4. california looking to stage a comeback, but grounds into the game ending double play. japan is your little league world series champion for the 2013 season with a 6-4 victory. >>> all right, the pga tour staging their first fedex cup playoff ent in the barclays in rsey city. seems like everyone had a chance to win this thing including poin leader tiger wds who made quite a run at the title. tiger battling a sore back all week due to a soft hotel ttress. on 13 he tweaked his back on his apprch. falls to the ground. he did get up. bogeyed the hole. he's in the clubhouse at 11 under. co-leader justin rose, par putt on 14 to force a playoff! that's gng to ruin his dinner.

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over the next couple of days, 30% chance of development of this system in the western portions of the caribbean it's over very warm water. it's going to be very weak, i'm thinking, the possibilities of maybe 3 to 6 inches of rain and we could have some flooding concerns heading toward the weekend. overall, pretty quiet day. look at the beautiful forecast f from minneapolis to new york city. it feels like fall. >>> all right, thanks so much bill, a major announcement is expected from the pentagon today. all of the details coming up next. >>> plus, could this be the $60 million man? [ school bell rings ] ♪ school's out [ male announcer ] from the last day of school, back to the first. they're gonna take a lot of notes. so make sure they've got a notebook for every subject. this week only, get one subject notebooks for a penny. staples has it. staples. that was easy. staples has it. peoi go to angie's listt for all kinds of reasons. to gauge whether or not the projects will be done in a timely fashion and within budget. angie's list members can tell you which provider is the best in town. you'll f

for 25 years, this is what they do in the caribbean, night after night in every club up and down barbados, jamaica, it is not new. it is a form of dancing that's been going on for decades. >> miley was tacky. let's be clear on this. i'm sorry. she's a 20-year-old and the behavior was tacky behavior but it was not illegal, not immoral and not that big of a deal that we should be talking about it almost a week later. what worries me more than anything is that a young 20-year-old woman thinks she has to do all of that to quote be seen. i don't think she has to do all of that to be seen. she wants to convince america that hannah montana is dead and gone. we now know it. we get you. when you tell us who you are we learn to believe what you are saying. i think the mother is right in that she does control the television. but she's wrong in thinking this was the kid's choice awards. if it were the kids' choice awards and one direction, new edition, whoever the heck they are, if they are the ones that were going to be headlining -- you know i'm old. >> you know one direction. they are part of the

from the arctic circle to the caribbean islands. we start in turkey. >> this cemetery is located in turkey but has only christian graves. the names are polish. among those buried here outside istanbul are the ancestors of this man. many poles fled what was then sars to russia and were welcomed by the sultan ruling the ottoman empire. >> these are the graves of my forefathers. i'm fourth-generation. my great-grandfather was born in poland in 1820, and came here as a prisoner during the crimean war in 1848. but our village was founded earlier in 1842. that is his wife's grade. >> some graves document the historical legacy of ethnic poles who rose through the ranks fighting for the turkish sultan's armed forces. the 170-year polish heritage is alive and well here. there is a church, half timbered houses, orchards, not so long ago, people also used to keep pigs here. the villages located 20 kilometers east of istanbul istanbul on the asian side of the city. while expanding istanbul threatens to engulf the village at some point, for the t

. >>> giants hosting pirates and pirate pofs the caribbean out at mccovey cove. buster posey singles past a diving neil walker. blanco will score. runners on the corners. pablo sandoval triples into the gap. you know it's hit hard. 3-0 g-men. they go on to win and split the series. ryan vogelsong gets the shutout victo victory. >>> chula vista taking on japan. until japan goes on top in the fourth. tokyo goes up 6-4. california looking to stage a comeback, but grounds into the game ending double play. japan is your little league world series champion for the 2013 season with a 6-4 victory. >>> all right, the pga tour staging their first fedex cup playoff event in the barclays in jersey city. seems like everyone had a chance to win this thing including points leader tiger woods who made quite a run at the title. tiger battling a sore back all week due to a soft hotel mattress. on 13 he tweaked his back on his approach. falls to the ground. he did get up. bogeyed the hole. he's in the clubhouse at 11 under. co-leader justin rose, par putt on 14 to force a playoff! t

. >> you think of "transformers" and "harry potter" and "spider-man 3" and "pirates of the caribbean.not one brother got a big movie. the ratio is so imbalanced it's not even fair. that's the part that's disappointing about this business. television is the same way. >> we have to take advantage of the opportunity, maintain a standard of work. because that's what's changed. we expect more from ourselves as actors, as professionals. that's what made the difference. >> there is opportunity. i'm not going to say more opportunity. but there is opportunity for us. the door is open. only a select few are welcomed in. the rest of us have to kick the door down and make our presence known. >> chris rock and nea long raise some eyebrows and questions with their film exploration "good hair". >> it has an actual impact on african-american relationships between men and women. this cough. >> it's a hab it. >> it's a habit. it's like dating an addict almost. >> we'll be right back. >>> "our world with black enterprise "is brought to you by mcdonald's. deeply rooted in the community 365 days a year. >

from the arctic circle to the caribbean islands. we start in turkey. >> this cemetery is located in turkey but has only christian graves. the names are polish. among those buried here outside istanbul are the ancestors of this man. many poles fled what was then sars to russia and were welcomed by the sultan ruling the ottoman empire. >> these are the graves of my forefathers. i'm fourth-generation. my great-grandfather was born in poland in 1820, and came here as a prisoner during the crimean war in 1848. but our village was founded earlier in 1842. that is his wife's grade. >> some graves document the historical legacy of ethnic poles who rose through the ranks fighting for the turkish sultan's armed forces. the 170-year polish heritage is alive and well here. there is a church, half timbered houses, orchards, not so long ago, people also used to keep pigs here. the villages located 20 kilometers east of istanbul istanbul on the asian side of the city. while expanding istanbul threatens to engulf the village at some point, for the t

. >>> as far as the tropics go we've been watching this area in the caribbean, getting to the peak of hurricane season so this mess will head up through florida and the southeast. it does not look like it has time to become like a hurricane or anything that's going to be devastating but it will bring us some heavy rains in the day ahead. we're already watching rain moving into south florida so from miami to naples, sarasota, ft. myers you have to deal with on and off rain probably the next three days in a row. we could see heavy rain in north florida, southern georgia and areas of mississippi and alabama, too, especially the southern portions near the gulf as much as six to ten inches of rain over the next couple of days. by far the southeast is a travel trouble spot in the northeast if you left the windows open last night you may have had to close them in the middle of the night. we're in the mid-50s in the city, 40s in some of the suburbs. feels like fall but it will be a beautiful afternoon, thomas, we showed you d.c. there, i mean, you do vacations in d.c. mid-august, you're prepa

the tropics are clear and quiet, the caribbean and gulf. we are watching two storms off africa that could develop. we'll keep a close eye on that. >> eight years after hurricane katrina devastated new orleans, the surprising reason why the big easy is making a big come back. how a sperm bank for finey creatures could help an entire species stave off extinction. >> aljazeera turns to sports. components of the aljazz mission. >> there's more to america, more stories, more voices, more points of view. now there's are news channel with more of what americans want to know. >> i'm ali velshi and this is "real money." this is "america tonight." sglovrjs our -- >> our news coverage reveal more of america's stories. >> we have been talking about syria all morning, but we have some developing news coming out of egypt. protests in support of ousted egyptian president mohamed morsi are taking plagues in the country. police have closed entrances into cairo and shut down metro stations in tahrir square to contain the protestors. flash style protests are b

in a secret laboratory in the caribbean was able to build on the its most sophisticated robot which on fortunately doesn't give a darn about anything change mission. to teach me reason why you should care about you and. this is why you should. only. good afternoon and welcome to prime interest i'm hearing and boring good let's get to surveys have to do it. all the feds are making the college try cracking down on the big bangs both and energy manipulation and a surprise surprise the. first to see f.t.c. has formally to be alone and history which of course means j.p. morgan morgan stanley is also in the commodity regulator sides of the issue as we've been discussing and volved shuffling pallets of metals into a warehouse to technically comply with exchange regulation the problem is that it's been taking up to eighteen months for end users such as coca-cola to get the stuff the last time this you have to see investigated metals market manipulation of the silver let's just say it will as well as the do. good luck with that one white wash so you have to see and then there were bitcoins and

. > >it has been and it's primetime for people to take advantage of big deals in the caribbean and south florida frankly because it is hurricane season. that's why the deals are out there. if you're traveling to those destinations you really just need to keep in mind finding out what your hotel's hurricane policy is. will they give you a refund? will they offer you credit for a future stay? and know if the airlines are really flrxible in waiving their cancellation fees so that's not something travelers should worry too much about if booking to those destinations. > >jeanenne, always a pleasure. thank you. > >my pleasure. thanks. coming up.... as summer comes to a close-- the film studios that rocked the box office. and later on...are savvy shoppers turning the dollar tree into a growth stock? that's still to come in chart talk. ehicle. when i came here, i... i couldn't move. [male announce david was broadsided on the highway. they weren't very hopeful at the time that he would survive at all.. [male announce an ied wounded mike in afghanistan. i don't remember all of the blast... was ove

we were at the mercy of royal caribbean's insurance. even if they said there was ground insurance, they should have been there for them. they didn't get there until today. >> we read the statement. they said essentially we got them to the hospital offering the transportation and we've been working with the insurance provider. that's not enough, is it? >> no, no. you don't just leave somebody and say we have somebody there to cover it when they were in a country they didn't speak the language, but beyond that he needed some serious help. he needed -- if it wasn't for my agent, judy, who was on the phone with them and then she contacted the turkish tour operator who translated for them, he gave his own blood for him to have surgery, he's the one who suggested he go to the american hospital. >> he's a real hero. as i understand it, the hospital gave dodge a $20,000 bill on the third day after his surgery. >> two hours -- >> two hours after his surgery? lovely. did you have to fight with royal caribbean to get them to cover that? >> no. i we

. >>> strong winds and heavy rains from tropical storm fernand are on the caribbean sea. it's packing winds of 50 miles per hour and has begun to move ashore. the national hurricane center says fernand is 35 miles north, northwest of vera cruz. it would bring 12 inches of rain to some areas. >>> syria will allow the un to inspect the site of an alleged chemical weapon attack. they are headed to the site of the alleged attack outside the capitol. the u.s. dismisses the investigation as, quote, too late to be credible. holly williams reports. >> reporter: the break through came 24 hours after the un high representatives for disarmorment affairs arrived in damascus. syrian state tv announced that government will allow un weapon's inspectors to start their investigation as there is mounting evidence that there was a chemical strike against civilians. scores of internet videos show people convulsing and foaming at the nose and mouth. the syrian opposition claims hundreds of people were killed. but in the videos, none of the dead have any obvious injuries. that's all consistent

the weather is perfect, and the sound of the caribbean sea is just magical.e're gonna start with a warm-up. deep breathe. just bend your knees. stretch your knees. so just bend... now, when you bend your knees, tighten up your stomach, tighten up your legs. and up. so as you keep your legs tight, you'll notice that it's a lot easier to do a knee bend, a plie. [exhales] if you just drop, you're dropping into your joints and your knees might hurt, but if you contract your legs and pull up, then it doesn't hurt. [exhales] turn your feet parallel. down. [exhales] up. down. stretch up. down and stretch. now, we're gonna just work the feet just a bit, so you're gonna go heel, point, down. heel and isolate your toes from your ankles. you real have to work on that. if you have any restriction in that articulation of your foot, work on it a lot. you can work on it watching tv or with your feet under the table at work. shoot off the shoes and get working on your feet. you're gonna have much better feeling in your whole legs and hips if you do that. [exhales] so this wo

and moisture continues to come up out of the caribbean and gulf of mexico. flooding is once again possible for parts of florida, as well as georgia, alabama and on to the carolinas. now because the pattern is so large in amplitude, big ridges and big dips in the jet stream, it's probably not moving a whole lot so the weather that these folks are seeing is going to stick around at least for the next several days. craig setzer in miami for cbs news. >>> the former president of pakistan perez musharraf was charged this morning in the death of former prime minister benazir bhutto. the charges include conspiracy and conspiracy to commit murder. bhutto was assassinated in 2007, musharraf is currently under house arrest in connection with another case. his lawyer says he has pled not guilty. >>> also overseas, the supreme leader of egypt's government has been arrested. president hosni mubarak could be getting out of prison. susan mcginnis has the details. susan, good morning. >> reporter: anne-marie, good morning. the possible arrest now of mohamed morsi has many pr

. >>> it's not the pirates of the caribbean, but a gun buyback in oakland. w residents and the police feel this will help make the streets safer. >> living with aids, now threatened with eviction. the state law making it possible and the rally today to try to keep a long-time san francisco resident in his home. . >> and little leaguers with big dreams. the hometown support for a bay area team that's one game away from going to the world series. [ male announcer ] at montrose pet hospital, anarchy meets order. working with at&t, doctors set up a broadband solution to handle data and a mobility app to stay connected with their business. so they can run the office... even when they're not in the office. where do you want to take your business? call us. we can show you how at&t solutions can help you do what you do... even better. ♪ . >>> dozens of guns are off the street, thanks to a gun buyback organized by the city's youth. several people turned their guns in for the gun buyback. johnsa saki was there and tells us this event gave some people peace of mind. >>

so they have the "jurassic park" music and "pirates of the caribbean" music.ing. but we took my 2 and a a half-year-old who was buckled in and just fearing for her life. and she was doing really well on it. and it gets to the part where we go above the "jurassic park" waterfall? do you all remember that "jurassic park" waterfall? >> jay: yeah. >> the t-rex was like "grrrrr." and everybody was like, "oh no." and then the car crashes. so we saw that waterfall, and as the music starts and crescendos they're like -- [ making music noises ] my poor daughter literally wakes up. she goes -- [ vomit noise ] [ laughter ] throws up all over the dashboard. or whatever the helicopter equivalent of a dashboard is. the pilot starts sweating profusely. am i'm just like, "we're never going to be invited to fly again." >> kristin: did you clean it up? >> n

people from across europe, canada and the americas visit the caribbean country as health tourists. in fact, until his death, former venezuelan president hugo chavez traveled to cuba for multiple cancer treatments and surgeries. for many years now, its healthcare system has included a strong element of traditional chinese medicine. but as our senior latin america correspondent in havana reports, this time-honored custom mode which is now standard actors in the country, was at the beginning a necessary alternative. >> 76-year-old orlando damaged his knees after a fall at home. his treatment consists of acupuncture along with another form of traditional chinese medicine. heat is applied to the acupuncture needles to help stimulate the blood flow to >> it's good, he told me. my condition has improved a lot. orlando is receiving his treatment at the main provincial hospital in matan says. -- in matanzans. it is especially popular for the treatment of physical injuries and pain. here the turned to traditional chinese medicine out of necessity during economic crisis following the collapse

over here towards the caribbean and gulf of mexico, the water temperatures are extremely warm.have 13 people dead or missing because of tropical storm fernando. i'll update you more on this later in the show. >> kevin thank you very much. >>> coming up, diet advice that says don't worry about losing pounds. learn about the success of a new weight program that says you may be better off working to maintain your weight than struggling to lose it. ♪ sure that stories don't escape them. >> every day a storm of views. how can you fully understand the impact unless you heard angles you hadn't considered. consider this, antonio mora brings you smart conversation that challenges the status quo. stories that matter to you. would probably be very good at that also. that is it for al-jazeera america. ♪ >>> as they age, baby boomers in this country are having a difficult time finding care. and according to a new report by aarp, by the year 2030, there will be only four caregivers for each person over the age of 80. researchers are calling it the 2030 problem. andy has more. >> you tell me

this is port au prince the capital of the western caribbean nation of haiti when most of us think of haiti the first thought that might come to mind is the seven point six magnitude earthquake that devastated much of the country in two thousand and ten but in the poorest nation in the western hemisphere eighty six percent of the population lived in slums even before the earthquake hit. two years on four hundred thousand people who had homes now live in tents displaced indefinitely in conditions that no human being should ever have to endure and although there has been an outpour of international aid support and celebrity endorsements to raise awareness for the country haiti has been and remains a country neglected. the extreme poverty in haiti is in stark contrast to its neighboring country the dominican republic the border that splits the island into is a remnant of centuries of spanish and french colonization. accompanied by the brutal atlantica slave trade. in downtown port au prince there are countless monuments commemorating the seventy ninety one slave revolt in haiti the first

successful lecturer in american colonial history traveling from the far north all the way down to the caribbean. now, these lectures were very important to the movement for useful knowledge because they gave access to the latest ideas and inventions, experiments and hypotheses to a very broad audience that was not university trained. and it also highlighted the fact that knowledge was a personal, face-to-face experience. you would go to one of the electrical shows, and he would give you a few minutes' explanation about the latest thinking, about electricity, but the fun stuff was he would get out his apparatus, they would generate static electricity, people would touch the globe, their hair would stand on end. he would use electrified swords to set alcohol or other spirits on fire. it was all good show, but it's not just show. there were two very important aspects here. one was it was much more widely available to a broader audience, but even more importantly, 18th century science was very much connected with the boardly experience of knowledge -- bodily experience of knowledge. it was not in t

in fact, the united states would have no real access to either the atlantic or the caribbean, except for a narrow path from baltimore north as far as boston. beyond that it's not very good harbors anyway. so all of a sudden the great coast, the atlantic coast of the trend is mirrored down to the point where it can be blockaded, everything has to be funneled. it doesn't mean for the united states would collapse under its own weight. it means that united states would no longer have anywhere near the presence in the western hemisphere in terms of dealing with british intervention, or french intervention. i remind my readers that in 1865, the french had troops, technically it was the emperor maximilian, in mexico, and my theory is that had the south won the civil war, the french would'vwouldhave stayed in mexie british would've expanded their influence around the caribbean, and what became for the last half of the 19th and into the 20th century, the caribbean as american leg dominate by this big north american state would not be there. they would be a south and the north, and the south wo

think of the caribbean nations. a rise in sea levels is not an issue of climate change. t is an issue of national security and survival of the nation's state in the caribbean. imagine not be hard to a huge demographic displacements as a result of climate change in the americas of migration that has nothing to do with the economy or whether a job can be had on the other side of the border, but could be linked to profound climatic changes that have created everything from landslides to hurricanes. we have to start thinking of some of these challenges throughout the americas, especially because of the huge natural wealth the nations have. five of the most biodiverse countries on the face of the earth are in the americas. >> clearly we're undergoing climate change. this will put pressure on lots .f economic systems water for agriculture and the impact on health. the expansion of vectors of areas torom isolated moderate climates. we are seeing that, the plant-ng of various .nfecting funguses and viruses this is all something happening. our ability to slow it down or reverse it

. >> the theme for this costume band for kids, caribbean beach, they represent the sun, the open sun. the younger girls represent the sun. >> that's why their headpieces and the boys of the sky and the sea. >> is it fun? >> yes, it is. >> why? >> we get to dance until we want to go home. >> we get to dance home. >> over two days, more than a million people are expected here taking in the parades and the dj sound systems. [ music ] >> with peace and love. >> as well as getting a taste of the caribbean. >> the comfort, the carnival as well and they want the food experience. so we explain to them what it is, what goes into it, what makes it tasty. [ music ] reporter>> from humble origins in 1964 as a local event for london's west indian population, this is now europe's biggest street festival. >> reporter: the tradition of the carnival lie in places like trinidad and masquerade celebrating the end of slavery. these days, the costumes are still a big feature. everyone is having fun. >> the carnival's so popular there has been talk of it having to move elsewhere to cope with the crowds. fo