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Because we say that is our face, that is our an icon. a symbol of zanzibar. so it holds our value. it represents us worldwidely as a cultural heritage town, so its collapse has really affected us psychologically. we are not happy. you hear so much about the natural beauty of africa, like its wildlife, and very little about the architecture. many of the old low—lying swahili trading settlements along the east coast are at risk from rising seas and coastal erosion. its going to take a lot of mon...

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But first, richard has the headlines. >> at least four people died and 130 rescued in nashville, tennessee. starting friday, new yorkers will be able to use an app that shows if theyve been vaccinated or if they recently tested negative for covid-19. the pass is the first of its kind in the u.s. the governor says it will help entertainment venues and other businesses open up to larger groups. finally, comic-con plans to hold an in-person convention during thanksgiving weekend. the san diego su...

For a ship. so they will be doing quite a few surveys on the vessel now before she gets under way for her voyage. but the good thing is that it sounds like the canal will be open here very shortly and theyll be able to get traffic moving in both directions again. >> yeah. do you think at the end of the day when they look back on whats gone on, obviously theres going to be an after-incident report or two. do you think they might be looking at whether these massive ships have a place in the canal ...

Goods to port. the latest from cairo. >> reporter: six days and counting, the saga goes on. the ever given, a massive container ship that ran aground in the suez canal tuesday is still stuck. a multipronged effort to free the vessel is under way after several unsuccessful attempts. from dredging to tugboats in one of the worlds busiest waterways. sunday egyptian president abdel al sisi said the ship should start preparing to lighten the load. but among other things, that would require a powerful...

Itself will reopen. michael? >> yeah, i mean, i keep coming back to how big this thing. its as tall as a 14-story building, bigger than an aircraft carrier, and it is blocking one of the most important shipping routes in the world. do you think, ben, that the end of this, in the postmortem theyre going to be talking a little bit about how the heck this can happen and whether either of these gargantuan ships dont belong there in the suez canal or whether somethings got to change? >> well, we hear...

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Result of the deliberate attack whether by terrorists, insurgents and the way the world economy as well as different countries would respond to an incident like that given the fact its already taken place in that region would be hard to forget. >> they need to figure out what caused it and how they could prevent it from happening again. thank you so much for your perspective on this. appreciate it. >> thanks very much for having me. covid-19 in mexico may be far deadlier than originally though...

Furniture, livestock, you name it. over 300 ships have been queuing up on other side of that canal, stuck. some are looking to reroute. it could take up to 15 days to go around via south africa, and that is costly. this is costing businesses, and were talking all sorts of businesses all over the world real money. and perhaps this ship will be on its way and perhaps we are seeing that reflected in oil futures. crude is currently down 2%, and perhaps we will start to see that with other commoditie...