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Containers on board. the issue i think is if they cannot free her from the banks, than they have got to find a way to off—load some of those containers to reduce the weight of the ship so that she can actually then be free to float. now the practicalities and logistics of getting a container crane into position alongside to actually reach up ten stories high above the ship to take off some of these containers and then put them somewhere else i think is going to be... it would be very interesti...

Randy, good to see you. the suez canal must be the worlds worst place for a ship to get stuck. what is the knock on effect for everyone else? ., «a is the knock on effect for everyone else? . ., ., , , else? thanks for having me. this is certainly a — else? thanks for having me. this is certainly a pretty — else? thanks for having me. this is certainly a pretty bad _ else? thanks for having me. this is certainly a pretty bad traffic - else? thanks for having me. this is certainly a pretty b...

Real evil of slavery was. that was separation. removing children from their parents. removing husbands from wives. most of those people never saw those folks again. thats about as dehumanizing as you can get. >> the core of the american economy was rural. it was in the south. the core of that economy was enslaved africans. >> slaves as property were worth $3.8 billion. thats more than $100 billion today. >> more than all the banks, railroads and factories put together. lets remember people in th...

This compromise. he will send relief to fort sumter but only food and medical supplies. no soldiers, no weapons, no ammunition, nothing war-like. >> he notifies the governor of south carolina. lincoln says i am sending a fleet down to give bread to starving men. and if you dont bother that relief expedition we wont do anything militarily. however, if you try to interrupt, that we have war ships that will then engage. so it really put the south on the spot. >> and so theres almost certainly an el...

Line. resting hawks show a story of war and devastation. for years, the houthi north. on the road to the port, we get a sense of the humanitarian disaster. in a country in the grip of hunger, cargo stands spoiling in the hot sun. the port is the supply gateway for the rest of the country. it should be bustling with activity. today it is eerily empty. the result of the u.s.-backed saudi blockade. the last time it docked was in december. in the silence, we are about to witness the terrible impact ...

Dire the situation really is. the biden administration says it wants to brianne end to the war partially funded with american tax dollars by no longer backing the saudi-led coalition backing the houthis. u.s. backing of the war started under president obama and escalated under president trump. its been more than a month since they were allowed to dock with food at hodeidah. this goes against the united nations agreement and is making the situation desperate for parents. our reporters made a dang...

Line tell a story of war and devastation, for years, you increasingly isolated from the outside world. we secretly travel by boat after our previously reporting here led the government to deny us from entry. on the road we get a sense of the humanitarian disasterest kept from the outside world. hundreds of stalled food strucks guys no fuel in the country in the grips of hunger their food is spoiling in the hot sun. this is a supply gateway that should be bustling with activity but today is eeril...

Territory in northern yemen. few foreign journalists have never been. we want to show you some of the images are difficult. >> reporter: derelict coast line. a story of war, blockade and devastation. for years the houthi area has been blocked. we were denied entry so we traveled at night by boat. we get a sense of the humanitarian disaster. along the roadside, hundreds of stalled food supply trucks with no fuel to move and a country in the grip of hunger, their cargo starts spoiling in the hot s...

And children. we go directly into the territory of northern yemen to show what is really at stake here. we want to warn you some of what you are about to see will be tough to watch. >> reporter: the derelict coastline of the north of yemen. a story of war, blockade and devastation. for years now, the north has been increasingly isolated from the outside world. we secretly traveled by boat after our previous reporting here led the government to deny us entry. on the road to the port, we get a sen...

Yemenis, to dock at the crucial port of hodeidah, controlled by the huuthis. according to a vessel tracking app, theyre being held offshore. all against a united nations agreement. cnn made a dangerous trip to get inside yemen, a place where few foreign journalists have ever been, in order to show the world, to show you what its like for innocent parents and children. some of these images, we want to wrarn you, will be tough to watch. >> reporter: the derelict coastline of the north of yemen. re...