An insurgent message. President trump warns about life under joe biden and he does it while defying all guidelines for defeating coronavirus. Jacob blake is paralyzed in the hospital, why is he handcuffed to his hospital bed . A major shakeup, while the japanese Prime Minister will leave the office a year early. Good morning. Im laura jarrett. Im christine romans. Its 5 00 a. M. In new york and 67 days exactly to the election and both candidates have spoken and now america faces a choice this november. President trump used the power of the office, he set the political speech at the white house. The peoples house. He declared himself the man to end the crises gripping the nation. Never mentioning the crises exploded on his launch. He staunchly defended his handling of the pandemic to a crowd with no distancing. Almost no masks in sight. It was the very picture of a super spreader event Health Experts warned about. About 1,500 people attended on the south lawn. Thats less than half the n
Americans have died, more than were killed on 9 11. But those tragic numbers were overlooked at the Republican Convention last night, and social distancing rules were also overlooked last night. 1,000 people packed tightly on to the south lawn of the white house. Very few, as you can see, were wearing masks. A senior white house officials tells cnn everybody is going to get this thing eventually. Really . They actually said, everybody is going to get this thing eventually . That is the white house explanation . Everyone is going to catch it. Might as well be at the white house, the taxpayerfunded seat of the executive branch. And about that, for the first time in history, the white house served as a convention backdrop. This shatters all precedent, a political rally at the white house. Which by cnns count, included at least 20 lice es or misleadi claims. The goal of the convention was crystal clear, to smooth some of the president s edges, make him acceptable to some voters. But more t
Ports but its information that i think is important in terms of what people could charge and it has nothing to do, i think, because youre going to see with the name of the destination like were talking about whether bars lone in a, dover, thats not a strong destination, just a port and they can charge more because they have the facilities, they have the demand and therefore supply and demand, they engage that. So in a world like perspective, youre very close to the median. In a competitive spear, youre 5 cheaper one way and more expensive the other. So theres room there for improving your port paris. Then the other charges. We did the similar type of thing. We were able to collect youll bills from the cruise line pay for these services throughout the country from different sources and in a graphic in a non graphic way, i can show you, these are the cost per passenger and you see los angeles at 9, San Francisco if you have the late day charge, without the late day and the late day. The
Corners, the northwest and northeast and southwest corner. San francisco is one of the few that is in the middle and the reason for that is because the iteneriary. It goes to the west and to the hawaiian market. Each one has different characteristics. What i wanted to show you on this one is that all though this is the last five years, the percentage market captured by each of those markets, the one thing you can see the caribbean is the largest percentage it captured 40 of the business and then europe. Most of them are stable. The caribbean and the mediterranean, its stable and theres not tremendous growth and the one that had change is northern europe, upward, asia, youre seeing a bump and you can see west coast mexico going down. This is reflected on these home ports and how they have operated where you see the biggest home ports is miami. Each are staying between 300,000,000 passengers and this year youre going to see them reach almost 5 million because of the economy. You see the
Harold Lee Durrett, 95, of Mount Crawford, passed away Monday, Jan. 8, 2024. He was born Feb. 18, 1928, in Belington, West Virginia, the son of the late