supplies the measures to safeguard its national interest. i think we also need to recognize you that the trumpet administration recognizes that the china today is not the china the years ago. it's much more powerful, it's much more integrated into the global economy and it does offer a much more high value. good. it's like electric vehicles, right? of solar panels, a social media like to talk as well. so i think the administration recognizes this, that i think is acting accordingly. all right, uh, hire oh, uh, canada. now, so what, what are we going to see from canada? it's brought in its own retaliatory measures. are already, is this not going to be a losing battle for, for consumers on both side and businesses on both sides to yes, always. so retaliatory tires are about alleged award, as you mention, while they may be effective, these carefully crafted. they also raise the costs for canadian businesses and

consumers have canada as important come from the united states. i believe the prime minister mentioned that a 25 percent terriers on a $15055000000000.00 worth of goods. that's roughly 30 percent of our imports from the us. but as i mentioned before, trade barriers don't create winners. they need to share losses and part of the strategy to counteract the negative impacts of these type of should be on making canada more competitive ways to invest and produce. that means lowering the costs of capital. that means lowering the cost, the cost of investment. and that means the strengthens canada, strengthening candidates, business environment as well. thank you both for joining us and offering us your views on this very important topic today. uh and a mock senior research handle at the center of a china in globalization and hydro eunice in british columbia. thank you. still head on out to sierra i'm still under charlie, i'll bring you the latest report on a hot air pollution as long flag funded that's causing that economic loss and

environmental damage. and in support. livable continue to set the facing the premier league and they have the saw man just thanks jim. i'll have that for you coming up later to stay with us. the, the lowest heavy rain over the last 4 or 5 days in from particularly the rest of bronze and the result has been reserved, flooded, getting more than one place. this is in britain that you're looking at. now this is fairly extensive reflecting that will take a while for this to go down and read the full costs is fairly favorable. this name will rain coming into the headwaters, and so those thoughts will eventually clear the area of high pressure, narrow the most of your this is the more critical area of potential fresh. that's because our big storms wrapped around it. this incoming goal in front of the no

more than bring a bit of rain to northwest in spain and little bit a lot to try and on. and britain and coast is no way beyond that. this is fairly obvious. this is wintry, where the proper attempt is just about freezing over cost or breaks of lights. now let's work his way down towards the black sea rental hops. the potential rein heading towards knolls, in touch to you, attempted to come down. you'll notice in the balkans to about 5 and sorry if it's still a fairly warm 16 in tucson. now what's happening in the central med would have call through shala's into north west africa, from tennessee. back to was america. it's like, you know, in short, brief to some right, significant reading with some snow in the sciences, i think during monday, but for most of both africa. still it's very breezy and dusty time. the algae 0 goes beneath the waves with a team of women, determined to say that all friends share the same really when maybe something silly

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[000:00:00;00] the code in your watching the news, our on algae 0 would need for the back to pull out a reminder about tom stories. israel's foreign minister benjamin this now is heading to the us to meet present donald trump in d. c. the 2 leaders are expected to discuss the 2nd phase of the guys a sci fi deal out of simeon present, is a returning to find their homes in guys that reduced to rubble. after 15 months of war, a 183 were freed from these really jails in the 4th exchange since a ceasefire took effects nearly 2 weeks ago. and the us as big as trading partners are heading back out to the trump administration. impulse tires some goods from canada, china and mexico, canada as prime minister as amounts, retaliatory types of 25 percent on

o. u. s. goods. china says the us is violating trade volts more now on the situation in guidelines. thousands of palestinians have returned to the north of the gaza strip to find destruction caused by is really as strikes, homes and roads have been destroyed. the attacks also left the area without water, shelter, food, and sanitation facilities. much of the gaza strip has been flattened during is around 15 months war. that's bringing i'll just here is honey. my mode who's in golf. a c t for is that's in the northern part of the strip. how many hundreds of thousands of people have been returning to the north in the past weeks talk to us about what they're finding when they arrive there and how they're living in surviving in the north side. yes. well another morning and northern gauze on garza city and it seems like the struggle that people how to, during their displacement in central area on the southern part of the service continue was,

is not going to. and anytime soon we've seen the huge well being that we've had seen in the past, the large, a long excuse for hours to get some water. and there are areas in northern part of this driven gauze and city without any water source whatsoever. and they have to wait half a day for some of the designated locations for water trucks to arrived in the area . but again, when we look at the ground, the, the demands are larger than the resources available, which makes it very difficult. there is a privatized ation of where resources should be going to areas where so where more women and children are, are staying in compared to areas where at least been and in parts of the eastern gauze as well as the further northern part of district water is not the only issue we've seen people also queuing in long lines in front of bakers and not many of them are operational at this moment. the fuel is still a problem. it's causing major numbers of these bakers to shut down and wait for for fuel to come, and so they can run their big carries as well as do they provide more sustainable

part of grades for people or really it displays the traumatized hungry from the past 15 months there is an extra amount of right of the trauma that is evolving now, just finding that scale of destruction that's being caused to the northern part of distribute feels more like of the highest scale areas equip that hid the northern part of this trip we made it to parts of jeff valia as well as for the northern part of the strip and we, we just look at miles of destruction. we literally could not see a single home is standing in the area and that's equivalent 220001000 of people who are becoming homeless. the idea of setting up a tent is becoming very, it's challenging in rates a tossing day. already. there is a warning of weather conditions are going to deteriorate into coming. coming a few days, there is a cold front hitting the area. this is a really posing a challenge for some people. the drive there to go back to their 10 site in the

central area a rather than just to stay in, in the open here in the rain and the cold weather. so it just, we find it very difficult right now for, for people how they are going to survive these difficult conditions. and it's not all in one area. it's not limited to one area with them, but the entire northern part of it. that's northern of why the it has gone through the border line in the north. okay, honey, thank you so much for bringing as somebody to say from guys of city honey. my mode . well, let's discuss the situation, the humanitarian situation for the now in guys and bringing tests. ingram, who's the communications manager at unicef inches, joining us from guys a city as well. thank you so much. are attached to being with us. we heard correspondence that describe some very dire conditions for people who returns to northern gaza. can i ask you 1st, if you were ready for, for this sudden instruct survival of hundreds of thousands of people in the north? what sort of help are you able to provide at the moment? a yes i was with many of those people as a returned we came up in

a convoy on wednesday was 6 time because of fuel to make sure that as people arrived critical systems like water systems, bakeries and of course hospitals were able to run fuel is really the last blood of those services. yes. so the question of where are we ready? we were ready to some degree we were bringing in supplies. we had stuff on the ground here, but of course i'll access to this live area has been restricted for such a long time. that we really need to scale up here in line with the people move. and as everybody returns, we are following them. and we have done that throughout the school when people have been displaced, we have moved with them and when they have returned, we have moved with them. and so that's what we're doing again, annually organizers. and i'm sorry to interrupt your tests as a return a, we've heard the conditions that they found on the ground round. everything has been destroyed. there's no water, there's no shelter. what do they need? the most right now, what do people need the most?

and what are you able to provide them with us? yesterday it was in the most northern parts here. i went up to jamalia and a lot of yeah. and as we drive around, there were children on the side of the roads. came very heavy containers full of was it the 3rd way to dallas to get just the laser also, and they were doing that universal sign for, for a drink. and that is the most critical need at the moment. the further north you go, the worse it gets, people need water. so we're focused on that, we're bringing in that fuel. we're also trying to bring in supplies to do repairs like cements types. but that is too difficult for us to get in at the moment. the other items that we're bringing in on nutrition, treatments for children who have been malnourished. i was at a clinic a just a couple of days ago as their us do. children reporting to clinics, we found nutrition. so that's critical for also bringing in hygiene supplies and of course scaling up services like mental health support. and you talked about the

children. uh and i do want to hear more about how they've been affected and when they return to what was their homes? the what, how are they dealing with the situation and how are you able to help these children were not even at the stage? i imagine where we're talking about kids being able to return to school right now. we, you know, children are not returning to school 85 percent of schools in the gaza strip damaged or completely destroyed. some children i able to return to the temporary learning and spaces that unit stuff in partners setting up. but school in the, in the normal sense of the word has not requirements for children and it remains really difficult. and i think that for many families right now, the hubs that they had of returning to a life in the north is fading to a real heavy noses. they realize that that, that last looks very different now that they're almost is no life up here with the scale of the destruction. i spoke to children who were helping their family,

a records hand on top of the rubble of what used to be that hub. and they were in tears saying, this was our house and it's gone and they still don't have access to the basics that they made to survive. like was have food, shelter. so we really us talking about sure the war has ended in the sense of the bombardments but the hardship the suffering continues. indeed it does how it is. thank you so much for joining us and telling us about the situation in northern a guys i test. ingram is from eunice stuff. joining us from kansas city to the news now. and ukraine says, a russian as strike on a boarding school, encouraged because scaled for people who have is of been rescued from under the rubble. official say of russian forces use a guided bomb and you civilians were inside the building, building, preparing to evacuate. the attack was carried out in the city of swords. a heavy fighting has been taking place in the coast region since august, when ukrainian forces launched

a surprise offensive not to nigeria away. protesters are angry about plans to resume oil production in the southern region of going to land. it's an area described as that one of the most populated places on earth. a $1000000000.00 clean up asset in 2018 failed to deliver results. now people are calling for renewed efforts and compensation. i'll just here is how the hash and went to a bony line to see the impact 1st time. this is the water. many people here rely on told you to toxic, and on drinkable for decades, always spirits have devastated this community in southern that you guys are going to land. and despite the government promises little has changed. for me, in virginia, there is no sign of cardioverter me aquatic like nothing. so i'm going to call me, i'll do this, do this, we something come out of this. i've told you this additional sweet voice of this month says he has spoken out many times before,

but he sees no change and he is not alone in the 1950s or going to is that gold seem to promise its people plus 30 address formation from making a living from fields and rivers to progressing to industrial growth. but the government and the oil companies have their own dreams, and instead they were left with the lands contaminated. and that's a promise on 4 feet. despite a $1000000000.00 clean up fund, leave you and documents to fee that the agency responsible for the f $1.00 has completely failed to deliver results. lahey i was complaining goodman, who it was this boy that does good move on the blow of everything like for you and to do we of everybody's died. i am in a boat with professor then by the needs of a because the nature of the hydro, carbon pollution reputation project hyper what his leadership is on this quickly.

recently, then, like even some dates warned that he could face a restful fading 7 times to appear before a committee investigating mismanagement of the project. for one month. as i saw you on that are we are we are we are, we are despite the $1000000.00 budget, the clean up doesn't appear to have made an impact. nowhere near large scale f. what needed to hear this land? yet as the government, the fast to restart or production many fee, a repeat of the fast for the families of the organ, the 9 activists executed for opposing or the exploitation in 1995. this struggle

feels like it back to last. we've not been able to do any of that. please do know so i'll need us. we are expecting that. do we continue with the judicial most of them have been there many not there. we get the money and that one done, the money to many agony is no longer just the feeling in albany land. it's a fate. what should have been, prosperity has become a legacy of suffering already hash and as a 0 are going to land nigeria on the dash remains one of the world's most polluted countries with its capital. in fact, consistently ranked among the top 5 worst affected cities. a recent world bank report found 80000 people die prematurely each year because of toxic at i'll just

here is tanveer todd re reports some dot com if that's going economy with rapid industrialization has been worsening air pollution in bung with dash of factors relieves pollutants without filter ration textile dying, spill plants and chemical industries, along with illegal brick, chimneys and a heavy construction excise debate. the separation vehicle emission in large city is contribute to the problem. people are suffering and it's taking a toll on their health. i were a mask. wherever i didn't go bike because of the dust into viruses, most people should wear one to protect themselves. folks, if you have pollution we frequently go to respiratory problems like congestion costs. and it's hard on our physical health and the environment. this about the world bank report estimates air pollution, cost bangladesh, 4 percent of it's judy pete and causes $80000.00 that's every year. the report also saves the wind pad in the spring 30 percent of bangladesh as urban air pollution

from northern india worsening the situation. i've been wearing different last for hours while walking around dock up. now as you can see, it's cakes and does spend dark, visible evidence, what people are reading in here in the capital doc. com, according to their quality life index. poor quality video says life expectancy in bangladesh by an average of 5.4 years. and every district in the country accepts pollution stand upset by the world health organization may at least 3 full pallets . experts say air pollution is also a leading cause of pretty much your depth and bung with dash. i'm not the one that we're single rise and respiratory cases across of all ages. mostly due to air pollution. children under 10 are the most effective, especially polluted areas like industrial zones and slums cases of increase significantly compared to previous years. uh that it was to call the environmental advisor to the interim. government says

a task force has already been form to prevent air pollution. i just think that actions have not been taken to him statements, the policy companies. the good news is we have actually come up with an air quality management plan and that is identified the responsibilities of all of the public agencies. some environmental experts attribute, this problem to transport our air pollution. unplanned developments for management among government agencies, lack of monitoring and enforcement from each other a i'll just say to dr. thousands of people in australia have been told, evacuated, queens and stage suffers heavy flooding. police say one person died when an emergency responsible cap size ceased and australia seeing frequent flooding in recent years. americans top different matters in panama way. donald trump has provoked controversy. walker will be as far as trip abroad. a secretary of state

comes after trump threatened to seize control of the panama canal. out of my says, the topic isn't that for discussion, will be a will travel to for other latin american countries on his trip. present, trump says venezuela has agreed to accept migraines, deported by us authorities, including young members. it follows the release and return of 6 americans from detention in venezuela. dozens of migraines, detained in refugee camps in albania, have returned to me. they mostly came from egypt in bangladesh and were brought to albany of this week. after being rescued in the mediterranean. italy's government has built 2 facilities in all being yet to hold migraines while they are assign them requests process. but a room court ruled they must be returned. it is the 3rd time judges have ordered refugees to be transferred back to me. they had no knowledge of the around arsenal, to manager, and the care of our kids. the cost will call him as this team prepare to take on

tea is fine, we'll demand just the city and, and must win showed out details next in sports with jemma stay with the this is reframe, we'll be discussing the war and gaza. and today how posted in office are responding to it. the only thing that's right just have is the power of hope award winning old, the fashionable to speak to palestinian by director. ok. i'm assuming that you were able to train those emotions that are coming up with something to the beautiful and see those emotions without the wounds that's coming. refrain on out, is there an increasing power in africa production most and that is killable to use violence in the country that he's rushes presence in the central african republic,

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a week. that is always full. now fully demo. thank you very much for that, and that is it for this news hour, but to stay with us, i'll be back in just a few minutes with more of today's top stories. thanks so much the from the impact of the us selections, the escalating conflict in the middle east, and the urgency of climate action upfront sets the stage for serious debate on out jersey or north and south korea to nations. technically still a tour, as relations between the neighbors deteriorates some tiny south korean islands are in the firing line. $11.00 east meets the islanders costs between $2.00 careers on out to 0.

the colleges with other streets of ivory coast there is rising into french sentiments. at our local market just means local echoes. the feeling of many i 40 is about the presence of french forces in their country. we know there behind many problems in africa. we africans don't want to live in constant conflict impressed in what accesses country want to a site itself. and that it's military has come of age, like in other countries. and that's how friends of business been 1st sites. yeah, in ivory coast, at least for now. i know there's also believe that the country will continue to rely on french expertise, english all the time, to keep them energy, hardware operation. much of the dispute between phones and it's for my companies in africa, is it can only, and it's failure to help in more than a decade of attacks by, of course. but somebody,

you ivory coast asking french forces to leave, could be strategic with elections due in october and then to french sentiments on the rise. yeah. their presence on i board as well may lead to disruptions or even chaos. the in israel's foreign minister, has the washington to discuss the 2nd phase of the guys of sci fi with present donald trump, the 1st meeting with the following liter sensors in all directions is telling. i think it's a testimony to the strength of the as rarely american alliance. the play you're watching l g 0 live from to have with me for the batch. also coming up