part, rhode island being an english colony, was trading in english colonies in west africa and the west indies. in the case of west africa, it's the golden guinea coast, what we recognize as nigeria to ghana to guinea. from there, africans would be taken to the west indies, what we recognize today as the bahamas, jamaica, and barbados. from there, africans, along with other products and goods from the west indies, would be transported back to newport in rhode island, what we call the tranquil tried -- triangle trade. in the case of newport, this trade was almost similarly tied to run and molasses -- rum and molasses. from the beginning of the 18th newport washe end, involved in about 80% of what is called the guinea rum trade. newport ships would literally take rum that was distilled and produced in newport and would trade it for enslaved africans off the african coast. most africans would be transported to english colonies or the west indies, mostly jamaica, barbados. there, they would become the labor force that would work on the sugar plantations that would produce the sugar and molasses. n

cricket fans of a certain age like myself here, the idea of a world cup without the west indies is unthinkablenaments in the 70s and 19805, two tournaments in the 70s and 1980s, the most fearsome side of all time and both test and one—day cricket, but times have changed and started on tuesday, they will begin a series of qualifiers for the term in which takes place in india and england and wales asked year, with the likes of ireland and the netherlands. their opposition. the likes of ireland and the netherlands. their oppositionm the likes of ireland and the netherlands. their opposition. it is also an opportunity for them to make also an opportunity for them to make a spark in their career and start their careers in the world cup. i have had the privilege of playing with them, i know the requirements, and for me, ijust got the motivation across the gates, and i think everyone understands the importance of the world cup and being in the world cup. we have one on two occasions, and i think we are trying to formulate our plans in terms of getting there. roberto batista gutierrez... went over ger

you know, if they declare war, that will be in the west indies. possibly europe. you know, that's a very big step. and one thing they want to think about is, how good are these americans, what kind of a fight can they put up? and the fact that washington can do two battles in two months, even though he lost both of them that impressed the french foreign minister bergoin. the other thing is we got two spectacular victories at saratoga. so lord howe is not coming up here, it's only sir henry clinton. general bergo in is having you trouble picking his way through obstacles that general skyler has put in his bath. and lieutenant colonel barrymoore st. ledger was to fight the battle right here and it's one of the bloodiest battles in the revolution. the american general is killed. i was telling you when we were planning this, i had a cousin who just passed away a couple years ago. a state trooper upstate. and he had an ancestor in the battle of battle. but it was a bloody battle. but the british and allies were stopped by the americans and our indian ally. and here is

>> well, my family is from the west indies so we have so many jobs.ery day. whose line is it anyway on the cw and late on this year i'm recurring on this u.s.a. sci-fi drama called colony, which is an amazing show, and i'm the voice of clover the bunny on sophia i on the disney channel. >> trevor: and reprising your role in "kinky boots" as lola, which has gotten rave reviews. people love "kinky boots." >> it's amazing. >> trevor: but specifically lola, that character is a powerful one. how did you get into the role and what is lola for you? >> for those of you who don't know, lola in the drama musical "kinky boots" is a drag queen, but what i love about -- because just on the surface, when i say, oh, lola's a drag queen, immediately, there are some people watching this right now, and i've taken the temperature online, that there are some folks that go, oh, so you're playing a drag queen -- and whatever narrative they fill in. >> trevor: right. >> so they imagine whatever it is. whatever you're thinking, it's wrong. because lola is a drag queen but sh

the idea was they hadn't done anything during the blitz and holland no longer exist so the dutch west indies were wide open and no more france for southeast asia could be conquered. and i dispute to bypass pearl harbor but when running wild in china they didn't have the wherewithal or the shipping program in process to make a complete within two years that was larger than all those that participated but that was the inexact impression of the enemy's capabilities. finally to feel there are u-boats that can think shipping from newark to miami with these and the japanese navy would occupy the americans and they could never get across the atlantic that misimpression of american history because we transported 2 million people and produce more artillery shells so those misimpression started a war against a new alliance communism and democracy that the axis could not win and that we cooperated more closely and that were nontransparent by nature so mussolini says you did not tell me where is pearl harbor? they say they just declared a nonaggression pact. but the theme is one of those of world war ii

sandwich at a lunch place, had to walk around to the back, which was new to him--coming from the west indiesving lived in new york--and yet that never shook his--his faith in this country. as an immigrant, he--uh, the immigrant love for the new country was something that he always had and that whole generation that put up with so much so that people like me would have the opportunities that i had. capehart: and did i read this right? it was your--it was your grandmother in atlantic city. uh, she was politically active in that she helped to--or was part of demonstrations to integrate the woolworth lunch counters in atlantic city. holder: oh, yeah. she was a firecracker. she was from barbados, and one time, we picked up the "new york times," and i said, "hey, that looks like grammy," and there she was holding up a sign protesting to desegregate the lunch counters in--at woolworth's in atlantic city, new jersey, and so people have to remember that, you know, this whole question of segregation, discrimination was not only confined to the south. capehart: so from the fourth grade on, you, like so

everything's going to be less stay is a pencil out on its west side is the real deal and the atlantic ocean is to the east indies and. it's almost now we're in the west on platinum on south beach. the water here is quite calm because the beach is protected from the wind and ocean currents by the ports in and island of it. it's a pleasure than not that it only goes there are no waves here it's perfect for swimming and everyone comes here to enjoy a dip in the water. nothing wonderful now we're on the eastern side of the peninsula at the playa proud the wild the beach which is exposed to the winds from the atlantic ocean or you can more than that today there are no waves when there are it's preferred by surfers and windsurfers we said. i get everything this is also where you'll find a symbol of point to the last stage of the fingers or the hand which by a chilean sculptor has become a national icon to. lend a hand to one of the most visited streets is cash advantage a prime fashion location with many international labels. that's where the city has fifteen thousand residents in addition half a million tourists come

patrick ending crash 35th place to go daddy car going to race indy 500 her second to last race overall in godaddy car. >> east versus westwave -- cheryl: draim obamaed green had hard time keeping a straight face, [laughter] > laughing this is unusual yet jimmy kimmel also, sounded like, look at face what was that? what was that that is the question, anyway, steph lebron chose teams for all-star in have l.a. looks like lebron chose while give and go with russell to alley-oop la bron put on a show the most valuable player 29 points 8 shifts would win 148 to 145, back to national anthem, my ears are ringing. dagen: again, sing the anthem straight it doesn't need to he excessively long if you are christina has that range can hit notes like no one not ideal -- it was just beyond, beyond horrible. >> my kids screaming watching it. dagen: roseanne bar it was tweeted could come out of hiding now, if anybody remember that that was she grabbed crotch that was roseanne's problem but i am trying to think about other i think paul luis sang national anthem really bad. >> didn't know the words she didn't know the words credit for that.

in the city. against the west indies in the city.ing. photographers and journalists trying to talk to him. to talk to him. white shirts a blue suit and a blue tie. tie. magistrates asked how he would be pleading. be pleading. he stood and said he would plead not guilty. would plead not guilty. indicated that they would be pleading not guilty. pleading not guilty. only lasted between 12 and 15 minutes. minutes. men that the case needed to be heard at restore crown court. at restore crown court. they have set a date for that. set a date for that. 12th of march, just over a month from now. from now. last september and it is still unclear what happens next. unclear what happens next. today when that might become a little clearer. the same level seen in december. 1% set in november. 9%. after a six—week—old baby died in southampton. on sunday after reports of a baby boy needing medical attention. where he was pronounced dead a short time later. and are being held in custody. britons at a beach resort. flights to the country. john maguire