That is the sound of relief. Good morning, everyone. Im john berman. Good morning, im Brooke Baldwin, live in mobile, alabama. What a morning it is here in alabama for so many thousands of people, soledad is off today. New overnight, 4,229 people slowly making their way home after being stuck on board the cruise ship in the gulf of mexico for five very long days. We will tell you this morning about their nightmare and the horrific conditions they endured on board this boat, triumph, just over my shoulder. Plus an olympic champion breaks down in court. And big development. Blade runner, Oscar Pistorius, charged with premeditated murder. And a meteor shower brings down glass injuring over 500 people. The latest on the fireball from the skies. Live from russia, coming up. A lot going on for you on this friday morning. Friday, february 15th, a special edition of starting point begins right now. Good morning, thank you so much for being with us. The cruise nightmare is nearing ab end this m
Colleen Hawkes13:00, May 06 2021
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Architect Ian Burrow designed this Castor Bay house in the 70s. He was invited back 40 years later to oversee a major renovation.
Houses designed by architect Ian Burrow take their cue from nature, with strong, sculptural forms making each house unique. This ‘70s house for sale in Castor Bay, Auckland, is no exception. It comprises a series of linked hexagonal pods. And because it is elevated, with hexagonal decks, it is often referred to as “the treehouse”. But this house is also remarkable for being worked on by the architect twice – 40 years after the house was built, the current owners called him back to design a major renovation.
. what a journey. we re in mobile just in front of the carnival cruiseline triumph. hours ago this cruise pushed by those four tug boats making sure this thing was in line as it pulled here in mobile. a steady stream of more than 4,000 people, finally got off. all relieved to be off the listing, the stinking ship after enduring brutal conditions here for five long days. it was the sound passengers waited five agonizing days for, the horn, signaling the carnival triumph had finally arrived in port. cheers ending days of misery. happy to be home. wonderful to be home. passengers headed to a hot shower and warm bed. leaving their well documents vacation from hell behind. many heaping praise on the cruise in the process. they served us with smiles and served us in ways that are truly unthinkable. as unthinkable as this the now infamous red bags used in place of nonworking toilets. but nothing compared to this video, that squishy sound is a urine-soaked carpet. som