vincent is the main island in the caribbean nation of st. vincent and the grenadines. about 1500 miles from miami, west of barbados and northeast of aruba and venezuela. >> all arrangements have now kickstarted. and the process begins. >> reporter: the pandemic is posing an extra challenge. >> keep your mask on! >> reporter: the prime minister warning people they should be vaccinated before entering a shelter or boarding a cruise ship. evacuated residents are expected to be taken to neighboring islands, or they can shelter on st. vincent outside the danger zones. faith, trevor? >> andrea, thank you. >>> we're learning new details about a pilot in brazil who fought for his life after crashing in a remote part of the amazon jungle. he crashed back in january while flying for an illegal gold mining operation. and then after rescuers failed to find him, he walked for 36 days before being helped back to his family. he now says he is never flying again. >>> an invasion under way in the italian city of trieste by dozens of jellyfish. look at this video here, swarming the harb

vincent is the main island in the caribbean nation of st. vincent and the grenadines, about 1,500 miles from miami west of barbados and northeast of aruba and venezuela. >> all arrangements have now kick-started and the process begins. >> reporter: the pandemic is posing an extra challenge. >> keep your masks on. >> reporter: the prime minister warning people they should be vaccinated before entering a shelter or boarding a cruise ship. evacuated residents are expected to be taken to neighboring islands, or they can shelter on st. vincent outside the danger zones. faith, trevor. >> andrea, thank you. >>> the state of florida is suing the biden administration demanding cruise ships be allowed to sail from the u.s. once again. cruises have been banned from american ports because of the pandemic. and officials say the florida economy is losing millions of dollars. >> we don't believe the federal government has the right to mothball a major industry for over a year based on very little evidence and very little data and i think we have a good cha

our latin america and caribbean correspondent will grant reports. darkness has descended over st vincent since la soufriere erupted, darkness and ash. the initial eruption threw a huge plume of smoke and dust kilometres into the air, which obscured the sun. the volcano's activity later knocked out the power to much of the island. a blanket of white—grey volcanic ash now coats everything in sight — homes, buildings, cars and roads. the dust cloud even reached the neighbouring island of barbados, and visibility in some places is extremely limited. st vincent has closed its airspace and travel across the wider caribbean has been affected with many thousands left stranded. i came over here for my mother's funeral. last minute, ourflights were cancelled. we've tried to get through to the embassy, we've had no luck in getting through. we've had our pre—travel covid tests. we've been told to travel again, we have to have a new covid test within the 72 hours before we travel to the uk. where we can get these done in this current time, i genuinely don'

and thousands of people on the caribbean island of st vincent take shelter as volcanic ash rains down. hello and welcome. the duke of edinburgh is to be buried next saturday. he died on friday at the age of 99. because of coronavirus restrictions, his funeral will take place within the grounds of windsor castle, with no public processions, but it will be televised. the palace has said prince harry will attend but his wife meghan, who is pregnant, has been advised by her doctors not to travel. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. at midday in the capital cities of the four nations of the united kingdom, 41 gun salutes sounded in tribute to the duke. fire! fire. and for a man who served in the royal navy in the second world war and later, guns were fired in tribute aboard several warships. and in gibraltar, home to the royal navy's gibraltar squadron. at windsor castle, the earl of wessex arrived with his wife tojoin the queen in the family's mourning, as officials put the finishing touches to the plans for the duke's funeral. it will take place at three o'clock next satur

disaster preparedness in the caribbean is generally well co—ordinated. however, a volcanic eruption of this magnitude is a challenge of a different order — especially amid a pandemic. the threat of what could happen if the evacuation doesn't go smoothly is ever—present. when la soufriere erupted at the turn of the 20th century, 1600 people are believed to have died. though many on st vincent hoped they would never live through such an eruption, the hope is now that they can ride it out safely. will grant, bbc news. now time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello there. we've seen a lot of showers around today. they will be fading away overnight. they will linger for longer across the eastern side of the uk before skies tend to clear. could be some icy patches around overnight, not least because we've got some wetter weather coming into wales. could be some snow as well, and that will extend its way into the cotswolds. it won't be quite as cold as last night in northern ireland, but elsewhere, a widespread frost, lowest temperatures in the

. >> reporter: in his first sit-down interview since the pandemic began, royal caribbean ceo richard fain tells cbs news he's pushing to set sail again now that there's more information about how to stop the spread of covid. >> we would like to work closely with the cdc to make sure that we do that in a safe and healthy way. >> reporter: no cruise ship with passengers has left a u.s. port in over a year. last february a major covid outbreak on board the diamond princess, run by a separate cruise company, left passengers stuck at sea for nearly a month. soon after there was another outbreak on board the "grand princess." in all, more than 800 were infected with covid and more than a dozen people died. in mid march the cdc issued a no sail order, stopping all cruises from the u.s. >> i've done four cruises since covid appeared, and i will be doing another one very soon. >> reporter: but cruises have resumed elsewhere. morgan o'brien is an american travel video blogger living in germany. >> on board the ship we're required to wear a surgical mask at any time we're moving around the ship

the ultimate plan was to dislodge them from the entire caribbean but that did not happen . but dislodging the spanish jamaica does happen and simultaneously, the dutch, the fellow protestants are being ousted from brazil. they have taken over brazil temporarily from the portuguese . as was their tendency had welcomed jewish entrepreneurs and planters to brazil but with the dutch being ousted theseentrepreneurs and planters were looking for a place to land . so luckily for them if jamaica had just been seized by the process protestants and english so they go with their capital tojamaica and that leads to a sugar bowl . they had mastered the briny art producing sugar from the untamed labor of africans. that art is then taken to jamaica and leads to a so-called sugar boom. quickly spread to other british possessions and the caribbean which creates tremendous wealth because sugar was not only seen as a way to sweeten your coffee or tea, it was seen as a miracle drugto a certain degree . and with this capital flowing into the coffers of london, it allows for the army of more mil

and company match $20000.00 people could be displaced for months on the caribbean island of st vincent as a volcano continues to erupt. so people in ecuador have rejected a leftist revolutionary and chosen conservative bank. to be the next president with most of the runoff ballots counted took nearly 53 percent of the runoff vote economists andres out who's admitted defeat with 47 percent of electors voting for him declared himself president elect who says he accepts the challenge of changing ecuador for more let's cross right away to a latin america to tell the cia newman who's in chile's capital of santiago. unexpected was this. it is. unexpected at least for me you know with we've become accustomed to not trusting the polls surprisingly in the last few days the polls didn't show that he had more lasso looked like he could actually beat and that inside out was something that seems almost inconceivable 23 weeks ago but he's sort of change the tone of his campaign he really began reaching out to ecuadorans almost as a father figure. to making them believe that if he is president he wil

. >>> new images of the volcano erupting on the caribbean island of st. vincent. mass evacuations under way. thousands forced from their homes. cruise ships ready to take them to safety. >>> and the world bracing for a possible wine shortage. winemakers lighting fires, trying to save their freezing crops. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us on this saturday. i'm whit johnson. we begin tonight with the pandemic and the alarming rise in new cases. for the first time in nearly two months, the u.s. reporting 82,000 cases in a single day. and now another hurdle in the vaccine rolout, states bracing for a severe drop in supply from johnson & johnson, an 85% decrease in shipments next week. and vaccination sites in four states closing down temporarily out of an abundance of caution after a small number of people reported mild adverse reactions to the johnson & johnson vaccine. health officials insisting the shot is safe and that serious side effects are extremely rare. the news coming as states are trying to ramp up vaccinations, increasing eligibility. 68 million am

of the european union has signed an agreement with 79 african caribbean and pacific states on issues including climate protection migration and human rights the treaty replaces an existing deal that's been in place for the past 20 years before we delve deeper into the details of the new partnership let's take a closer look at the nations involved the african caribbean and pacific states or the short a c p it consists of 79 countries 16 in the caribbean 48 in africa and 15 in the pacific region many of them off form a european colonies collectively they are home to some 1500000000 people and over the past 4 years the european union has provided 30000000000 in 30000000000 euros in funds to the nations to promote economic development and fight poverty so now the 2 sides have shaken hands on a new wide ranging partnership which both sides hope their citizens can benefit from. cocoa from ghana a classic african e.u. trade product many african countries export their raw materials like cocoa unprocessed value is added further down the supply line and that's where the money is made in most c

for a weekend of liberty after training exercises in the caribbean. castro's invasion also and livens the united nations on cuban charges of aggression by the united states. meanwhile in moscow, an expert in fishing reels out to the line of friendship to a group of news men and women from cuba. khrushchev happily receives a gift of the cuban flag as he lines up with a solid endorsement of fidel castro. -- claiming a full scale army revolt. in havana, the acting foreign minister shows diplomats rockets fired, which he claims have u.s. funding. meanwhile, at the united nations, the cuban foreign minister accused the united states of unleashing a foreign invasion with soldiers trained in florida. ambassador stevenson makes a quick denial. >> these charges are totally false, and i deny them categorically the united states has committed no aggression against cuba, and no offensive has been launched from florida or from any other parts of the united states. and >> in the guatemalan foothills, there is a mysterious training depot where some of the raiders ma

. >>> another eruption at this volcano in the caribbean, ash covering the entire island of st. vincent. the cruise ships there to help evacuate nbc news exclusive the congressman barricaded in the house chamber during the january 6th attack speaking out for the first time about the trauma and his mental health struggle since. >>> and a family's honor. why this salute between two marines was exceptional. >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with kate snow. >> good evening. let's start with the good news. the pace of vaccinations in this country is picking up. on saturday alone, 1.5% of the entire u.s. population got a covid shot that brings the total number of fully vaccinated americans to 71 million. but as the result of human error at a plant, supplies of the johnson & johnson vaccine are about to drop significantly right now 31 states are seeing a rise in covid cases. one governor sounding the alarm. we begin tonight with gadi schwartz. >> reporter: at vaccination sites across the country, more than 4.6 million doses in a single day, shattering last saturday's record by over 5 hund

disaster preparedness in the caribbean is generally well coordinated. however, a volcanic eruption of this magnitude is a challenge of a different order, especially amid a pandemic. the threat of what can happen if the evacuation doesn't go smoothly is ever present. when it erupted at the turn of the 20th century, 1600 people are believed to have died. though many on st vincent hope they would never live through such an eruption, the hope is now that they can ride it out safely. will grant, bbc news. you are watching bbc news. prayers being said for the duke of edinburgh. can speak now to the reverend richard coles who has recently lost his sister—in—law to coronavirus and his partner, david, who died in december 2019. and he hasjust who died in december 2019. and he has just published who died in december 2019. and he hasjust published a who died in december 2019. and he has just published a book, the madness of grief 0n has just published a book, the madness of grief on the mac. 0bviously the queen in grief at the moment when you talk about the ma

. >>> the volcano emergency in the caribbean and the race to escape after another major eruption. >>> later changing how we shop. amazon makes a move to change how we buy groceries. ♪ put me in coach ♪ >>> perfection on the mound. the young woman and the perfect game that will go down in history. ♪ put me in coach i'm ready to play today ♪ >>> and on this tuesday morning we do begin with the growing unrest in the minneapolis area after the police shooting of daunte wright. >> a curfew is in effect in three counties but overnight protesters defied those curfews clashing with police who responded by firing tear gas. and flash grenades. some looting has been reported. >>> meanwhile, we have new details about the officer seen on video apparently mistaking her gun for a taser before shooting wright who was pronounced dead moments later. overnight violence erupting in the minneapolis suburb of brooklyn center. hundreds gathering at the city's police station defying a mandatory curfew. >> if you continue to violate the curfew order, you are in violation of an unlawful assembly. >> re

to aid the evacuation order, a vessel was sent to the leeward side of the east caribbean island. a number of large commercial cruise lines which operate in the caribbean have also pitched in, and some residents found themselves aboard ships if they didn't have safe haven with family elsewhere. this is not a drill! disaster preparedness in the caribbean is generally well co—ordinated, however, a volcanic eruption of this magnitude is a challenge of a different order, especially amid a pandemic. the threat of what could happen if the evacuation doesn't go smoothly is ever present. when la soufriere erupted at the turn of the 20th century, 1600 people are believed to have died. though many on st vincent hoped they would never live through such an eruption, the hope is now that they can ride it out safely. will grant, bbc news. has won the grand national. it's the first time a female jockey has ever ridden the winner in what is one of the most famous horse races in the world. the 31—year—old jockey from ireland was slightly taken aback by her win. it's hard to even comprehend i

break scenes from an exploding volcano on a caribbean island and there's a warning there could be no rest bite for days. and a 41 gun salute for britain's long serving royal prince charles says the royal family's touched by tributes to his late father prince philip. by different power was the was a very special person who i think above all else would have been amazed by the reaction . countries across latin america rushing in restrictions as they battle to contain coronavirus outbreaks the problems are being compounded by a slow vaccine rollouts and weak health systems in the regions worst affected country brazil there are moves to ease back on the lockdown even though infections and the death rate continue to soar daniel. the reports now from buenos aires. a mixture of relief and disbelief as 2 weeks of lockdown lifted in rio de janeiro one of the worst coronavirus hit cities in brazil for the gist of this what we don't like the good news is that by enforcing the 14 day epidemiological period suggested by specialists plus other restrictions we managed to lower the number of people s

and some showers to tools east the side of the caribbean association showers as a child or 2 coming into spence and over the next couple of days. in the yugoslav rules of the ninety's prime's were committed. size. al-jazeera world needs miracle ground adds a creation son who went to jail for crimes he says he didn't commit. was he a guard in a concentration camp or was he simply in the wrong place at the wrong time made coke out at its trial and error on al-jazeera. a. book about watching officer of the cell robin a reminder of our top stories a power blackout at iran's main nuclear facilities being described as an act of terrorism israeli media quoting unidentified sources claim it was a cyber attack carried out by israel's intelligence services. with almost 100 days to go before the tokyo olympics japan has adopted more krone virus restrictions curfews room place on restaurants and businesses and large events have been limited to 5000 people. trying to stop disease control of vishal says their locally produced vaccines are highly effective the center for disease control made the r

has just agreed a new partnership with dozens of nations in africa the caribbean and the pacific will take a look at it. this is due to be business i'm all in berlin welcome to the program told of europe's biggest and richest football clubs have announced plans to form that competition found. yes of the european super league include heavyweights rail madrid barcelona liverpool and eventis they say it will secure them critical revenue this disappears during an industry battering pandemic but the group who would all quit the champions league competition facing opposition from domestic leagues fan groups the way for and even national governments they've called it a cynical money grab. well here's a look at some of the figures potentially in play the league itself would be backed by about $5000000000.00 euros in debt raised by u.s. investment bank j.p. morgan organizers estimates revenue of over $10000000000.00 euros annually significantly higher than current european torments and the super league is also promising a massive front cash injection for clubs to invest in infrastructure after

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still to come: a caribbean island left like a battle zone, volcanic ash blankets the cities. pol pot, one of the century's greatest mass murderers has reported to have died of natural causes. he and the khmer rouge movement he led were responsible for the deaths of an estimated 1.7 million cambodians. there have been violent protests in indonesia, where playboy has gone on sale for the first time. traditionalist muslim leaders have expressed disgust. the magazine's offices have been attacked, and its editorial staff have gone into hiding. it was clear that paula's only contest was with the clock. and as for her sporting legacy, paula radcliffe's competitors will be chasing her new world best time for years to come. shouting quite quietly but quicker. and quicker, she assumed —— seemed to just slide away under i the surface and disappear. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: services are held to remember the duke of edinburgh. queen elizabeth has described the loss of her husband as having left a huge void in her life. emergency services and st vincent have described th

how they could change grocery shopping. >>> but first the volcano disaster in the caribbean. the new images and how the u.s. is helping. >>> and a frantic scene at the mall. a boy gets stuck in the escalator. dignity. it demands a rapid covid test, because we all deserve an answer. it demands a better understanding of your glucose levels, so you can enjoy movie night. and knowing your baby is getting the nutrition he needs, no matter how you choose to feed him. at abbott, we fight for these moments, developing life-changing technologies. because dignity demands it. ♪ ♪ >>> back now with the erupting volcano on the caribbean island of st. vincent. cruise ships are waiting to evacuate thousands of people if necessary. the heavy ash falling to the ground is collapsing roofs but the prime minister says no deaths have been reported. an aerial view shows it spewing 40,000 feet into the air. the u.s. is sending $100 million in relief aid. >>> we turn to amazon making a new push launching its own food brand. fans and critics alike say they are set to take over another industry. h

working hundred american marines at the guantanamo base after a week of liberty after exercises in the caribbean. castro enlivens a debate in the united nations on cuban charges of aggression by the united states. meanwhile in moscow, an expert at fishing and troubled waters reels out the line of friendship to a group of news men in cuba. kruschev happily received a gift of the cuban flag as he lines up for a solid endorsement of fidel castro, the soviets' sole western hemisphere ally. ♪ narrator: castro marks the second anniversary of his revelation with the biggest military parade ever staged in cuba, featuring tanks and other heavy weapons from russia and red czechoslovakia. castro demanded the u.s. embassy drastically reduce its staff to 11 persons. it was the last straw and his long campaign of provocation and harassment. president eisenhower roque off relations with a message read by the press secretary. >> there is a limit by what the united states can endure. that limit has been reached. our friendship for the cuban people is not affected. it is my hope and my conviction that in the no

plus the volcano rules to live sparking an evacuation frenzy thousands of flames from the caribbean island of st vincent as scientists warn of a bigger blast that could follow. i'm rebecca ritter's welcome to the program britain is mourning the death of prince philip husband to queen elizabeth he died on friday morning at the age of 99 today military guns will fire salutes and sporting events will pause for minutes of silence flags will fly at half mast until the day of his funeral which is yet to be announced although buckingham palace has asked crowds not to gather all a flowers during the pandemic people have been coming out to express their great. it's been a year filled with pain and oscillation for those in the united kingdom with many losing loved ones in the coronavirus pandemic. but much of british society is pausing to give special attention to the passing of one man they hold dear. i have a huge huge amount of respect for the royal family. even talking about it. the nice break. that's come down here in just being in the. safety and everything else and just be placed the family t

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eerie scenes on st vincent as volcanic ash blankets the caribbean island with warnings of more eruptions to come. it shines a light on the ignored in america but nomadland is not overlooked at the bafta awards, the big winner at britain's top film awards. the prime minister boris johnson will lead tributes later to prince philip, as parliament is recalled a day earlier than planned after the easter break. well—wishes continue to pour in from around the world, with all of the duke of edinburgh's children speaking about their father over the weekend. with more, here's our royal correspondent daniela relph. it will be a week of reflection here in windsor as the town prepares for the duke of edinburgh's funeral. over the weekend, his children attended church in windsor great park and spoke personally of the grief and loss. it’s and spoke personally of the grief and loss.— and spoke personally of the grief and loss. it's very, very sad but i _ grief and loss. it's very, very sad but i have _ grief and loss. it's very, very sad but i have to _ grief and loss. it's very, very sad but i ha

the new volcanic eruption in the caribbean. the explosion of ash and rocks. and now the devastation. >>> and prince harry now back in the uk tonight and how the uk will bid farewell to prince philip. what we now know tonight. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us as we start another week together here. it is a difficult, heavy start to the week. that deadly school shooting, what we're learning right now as we come on. but we're going to begin tonight with the police body cam now released after the death of a young black man, a young father, outside minneapolis. it happened during a traffic stop yesterday afternoon and tonight authorities now say they believe the female officer, a senior officer on the force, mistook her gun for her taser. the family and the community horrified and tonight, a curfew is now in place. that police body cam video sh showing daunte wright outside his car, then you can see him trying to get back inside the car. he does get back inside, you can hear one officer saying, "i'll tase you." she then says "taser, taser" then

for decades reawakens failing smoke and action forcing the evacuation of tens of thousands from the caribbean island of st vincent. on record as welcome to the program britain's prince philip husband of queen elizabeth has died at the age of 99 he'd recently been released from hospital after spending several weeks being treated for an infection and heart condition the prince stood at the queen side for over 7 decades well ladies have expressed their condolences and people have been laying flowers in tribute. it's been a year filled with pain and oscillation for those in the united kingdom with many losing loved ones in the corona virus pandemic. but much of british society is pausing to give special attention to the passing of one man they hold dear. i have a huge huge amount of respect for the royal family. even talking about it. the nice break. we had come down here in just being in the. safety and everything else and just be placed there. for the prince philip was wonderful father and a real asset to british life and i'm sure the queen is grieving terribly my wishes to her very sad actuall

thousands of people living near a volcano on the caribbean island of st vincent of. after an eruption experts are warning of explosion. reports. it had been rumbling for months before it finally. a choking cloud of gray ash plumes of smoke filled the sky to free air rotted for the 2nd time there was panic and chaos as residents try to escape here let's listen lower dark explosion i hear there's smoke start to. hear me and i don't. know maybe there you go. thousands of people have managed to reach safer ground but some were late to heat warnings others once as lucky and stranded on the side of the road desperately trying to reach safety. support to be moved. but didn't materialize i did. but he didn't materialize other results quite a number of course. looking for. the volcano has lain dormant for more than 40 years scientists say it is now likely to keep erupting for days even weeks the government says out of the 16000 people who live near the volcano roughly 2000 have been moved to shelters thousands of others have been evacuated by ships and by road but it could be

still ahead here on out there are scenes from a volcanic eruption on a caribbean island didn't there's a warning that could be never spiteful. and clinging to tradition how yemenis preparing for the muslim holy month of ramadan despite more than a pandemic. but . how i once again we've got some very nasty weather now moving across the deep south of the u.s. you can see the thunder has lightning strikes moving across the southern states anywhere from louisiana mississippi alabama over towards the florida panhandle that long line of cloud and ray will produce thorough severe storms as we go through the next 24 hours or so ahead of that the warmth continues to getting into the mid twenty's quite readily up towards d.c. into the low twenty's there in new york and not too bad across the eastern side of canada dry weather comes back in behind the increased fire risk remains in place which was a southwestern corner west coast states dry and find there will be some showers wintery over the mountains there just fading across that western side of canada meanwhile from mexico is fine and dry and

the caribbean island of st vincent has been rocked by another eruption as volcanic activity threatens water and food supplies 16000 residents have been forced from their homes with experts saying volcanic activity could continue for weeks and the galahad reports. for decades less of free air remain dormant but late last week huge eruption sent ash gas and rocks spewing from its summit probably 50 kilometers. above the summit no the initial impact led to evacuation orders 416000 residents on monday a big a volcanic explosion made a dire situation worse those that didn't evacuate to dealing with increasing amounts of choking ash and water shortages and fear that more eruptions may come i'm not telling a lie and right now i think. because we don't know if we're able to get back. now with the stuff for a look aid from neighboring countries is slowly making its way to this island of 100000 people but the prime minister told al-jazeera the road to recovery will be hard we can see with mathematical precision how long it's going to last but this is a long haul are we going to be in this condi

the lush caribbean island and then sent transformed into a gray gloomy moonscape. streets and buildings blanketed by spewed from a nearby volcano. ended decades of inactivity on friday when it erupted in spectacular fashion there were several earthquakes and a column of air was pumped up to 15 kilometers into the air we want to work. from home and it's hampering the escape of thousands of people who are now in shelters across the island i am. everything in. sight. means sulfur outlet it's the only potentially active volcano on sentence sent which is home to about 100000 people from the eruptions rained down on several neighboring islands including barbados nearly 200 kilometers away countries including venezuela cuba ghana and the united states a sending aid to the island nation. crew ships have been same turn to help those fleeing mir option but because of the pandemic anyone going on board will have to be vaccinated and everyone in a shelter will be tested for covert 19 this is the 2nd they're mad experience in their work enough to force them and they have 10 hou

volcano that erupted on a caribbean island continues to spew ash with warnings there's no end in sight. so countries across latin america rushing in restrictions as they battle to contain coronavirus up breaks the problems are being compounded by slow vaccine rollouts and weak health systems but in the worst affected country that's brazil there are moves to actually eat restrictions in places that have seen a huge rise in 1000 cases and deaths daniel reports from one is. a mixture of relief and disbelief as 2 weeks of lockdown lifted in rio de janeiro one of the worst coronavirus hit cities in brazil for the gist of this war the good news is that by enforcing the 14 day epidemiological period suggested by specialists plus other restrictions we managed to lower the number of people seeking the city's basic health system. yet for the past week across brazil there have been an average of 4000 deaths a day adding to a total of more than 350002nd in the world only to the united states health experts say much more needs to be done to curb the spread and. we can't sleep because we don't know

let's talk a little about latin america, the caribbean. do you think it makes sense to focus on latin america and the caribbean as a region developing u.s. policy, given the fact the countries differ in their stage of development and so many of them, their issues are really global issues? >> yes, yes. there's one sense in which i do think we want to think about latin america and the caribbean as a region -- as a matter of fact, i would say even the western hemisphere, which is that there is a kind of natural affinity for trade policy. we do share some problems of just the kind of transnational borders of trying to deal with trafficking in persons, trafficking in arms, trafficking in drugs so there are reasons to work as a region. i also think that since the organization of american states actually has a democratic charter, we should have a view of our hemisphere, first and foremost, your neighborhood as being democratic. but you make a very good point. once you get beyond those sort of big categories, you really are talking about countries

still ahead on al-jazeera a volcano eruption on the caribbean island of st vincent people scrambling to escape plus. help us out best lead. the way. they live try the sister activists accuse the online retailer amazon of coercing workers to vote in and gets to union. hello because some very nasty weather now making its way across the deep south of the u.s. pushing over towards the eastern seaboard around a 1000000 people like to be impacted by this system as it makes its way through this weather system here very warm across the eastern seaboard of the u.s. with some very pleasant sunshine for the most part tucking in behind and that's what we get in between weather to mix severe storms so we are likely to see some very heavy rain that could cause some flooding wise but disruption certainly a possibility in that system as you can see running raud across the ohio valley pushing right up into the midwest it will make us well a little further north it's a nice which as we go on through sunday brightest guys coming back in behind the still somewhat weather down towards the southeast quote

major cruise ship operator royal caribbean starts taking bookings from today for cruises around the british isles. and luxury watch enthusiasts prepare for the world's most important watch fair. a virtual affair, it'll showcase all the new models from top watchmakers. we'll speak to one of them. while takeaway dinners may be popular with the general public, we'll find out today whether they have much appetite for investing in one of the companies that delivers them. from wednesday, shares in deliveroo will be freely tradable, after the firm's disappointing stock market debut last week when a number of major uk investors expressed concerns about its business model and whether tighter regulation of its gig workers would make them more expensive. joining me now is russ shaw, founder of tech london advocates and global tech advocates. what do you expect from today when general public can start trading its shares? will this be more promising than last week? i’m will this be more promising than last week? i'm definitely more optimistic and let's - than last week? i'm definitely more optimistic

with regulation orders issued on the caribbean island of st vincent where a once dormant volcano has burst into life. parts of brazil have begun easing coronavirus restrictions but the nation remains the epicenter of the outbreak in south america. and 23 years after a landmark peace deal will look at what's igniting the recent violence in northern ireland. chance president idriss deby is looking to extend his 3 decades in power by seeking a 2nd term in office polls have opened but the opposition has called for a boycott and accuses the government of repression and cracking down on anti-government protesters on saturday the interior ministry said it arrested several people for planning attacks on polling stations let's go straight now to our correspondent head morgan she's outside a polling station in the capital and janina there we've seen plenty of protests and tensions in the weeks leading up to those folk what's the atmosphere like there today. coming through. president idriss deby is expected to pass his food in a few minutes we've moved his heavy security presence and people her

thousands of people have been ordered to leave their homes in the caribbean island a. volcano erupted. for have been reported as far as the island of barbados and 200 kilometers away authorities say the eruption could go on for weeks . a towering plume of smoke and ash filled the sky over st vincent as lawsuit free a volcano continue to shape the caribbean island with violent explosions the cloud rose 15 kilometers into the sky and was visible from space the situation is that where a common experience in a very intense ashfall throughout most of the main ones that been sent and we've been experiencing this since late yesterday the explosive portion of the eruption began yesterday morning and as we went into the night last night we had the intensity and the amount of action crease quite considerably. covered houses roads and cars and the smell of sulfur hung in the air about 16000 people have been evacuated from the so-called red zone surrounding the volcano was there then this week there are no more of the running after moves no some people fled by coast guard vessels

evacuation orders issued on the caribbean island of some vents and well once dormant volcano has burst into life. and parts of brazil have begun easing coronavirus restrictions but the nation remains the epicenter of the outbreak in south america. voting is underway and chad where president idriss deby is looking to extend his 3 decades in power by seeking a 6th term in office that he has just cast his vote in the capital and to maina position has called for a boycott it accuses the government of repression and cracking down on anti-government protesters on the interior ministry said it arrested several people for planning attacks on polling stations morgan is outside a polling station and jermain up. the opposition has called for. their support of decisively. their opposition to the fact that it will take about 2 weeks for the vote to be announced and they say that there's ample time for the ruling party as well as the hard toward elections. elections will not be free and for now at least 7300000 people have registered but again many people. right now it comes up down to the observers