this camp of the quebec new york border will be the first stop for many illegal immigrants who are still on the move when completed these tents are going to house about five hundred people that's going to be the total at this site but considering that hundreds of people are flood again for the u.s. each and every day over this border authorities are not. constant search for housing. shelters for refugees in the montreal area now number close to twenty the biggest being the iconic olympic stadium which sleeps up to nine hundred men women and children each and every night precious a nigerian refugee who cross from the u.s. into canada with his wife and seven year old daughter it's glad to be here he says he was a journalist in his home country and feared for his life he hoped the u.s. would be a better place to live but after only a few short months in the states he says the constant fear of deportation and a toxic atmosphere was just too much on the flip side after just a few short days in canada he's ready to make it his new home from what. it. is that is a place you had teams come to bu

it happened in nice, berlin, quebec, jerusalem, happened in columbus, ohio, london, barcelona. why try to equate it now with charlottesvillesome. >> because they need to draw some kind of line, or at least wolf blitzer certainly does. this is shameful. it's an anchor at a major

that canada was paying the bill for all their costs with ninety percent of the recent refugees in quebec being of haitian origin this might explain why many of them chose to enter canada now according to canadian lawyer claudia molina these people have been misled it's very unfortunate that they're getting this information because haitians that are claiming refugee status are getting exactly the same treatment as a refugee so they have to prove before the court that they have a well founded fear of persecution and that's not something that's easy to do canada views haiti as a country that is stable and safe in fact. out of the routinely rejects asylum claims filed by haitians in the first half of two thousand and fifteen or only thirty eight percent of asylum claim it's from haiti or accepted as for haitians crossing from the us their greatest fear may be totally unfounded. but then i don't want people who stay a day. he said no i did i stay there will be back the fact is trump simply contemplated suspending the temporary protected status for haitians in the united states which was imple

are pouring into canada mostly crossing from new york state into the province of quebec with most from being of haitian origin many are blaming the influx on an upcoming end to a temporary u.s. order which brought sixty thousand haitians escaping disaster to the states in two thousand and ten mile of it explains how canada is handling and housing these refugees. the supply containers are down. and the tents are up as the canadian military prepares for more refugees from the us starting in like late evening yesterday we had two people during the night that has moved to a camp as we speak but the continuing inflow and outflow of those immigrants by the little total over sixty five hundred asylum seekers have made a claim in quebec since the beginning of this year hundreds of who have entered the province illegally in the past few weeks. this camp new york order will be the first stop for many illegal immigrants who are still on the move why completed these tents are going to house about five hundred people that's going to be the total at this site but considering that hundreds of people

right both in quebec canada. the surge in violence and the protests in recent days shows a growing social tension. germany after claims members of an elite special operations army unit gave nancy salutes and played. music. but also this hour i still suffers another blow in syria as the russian defense ministry says a large islamic state convoy heading to date was hit by an airstrike killing more than two hundred terrorists. on a morning here in moscow at eleven am. with you today thanks for joining us spanish media citing officials have identified to us as the man behind the wheel in the deadly barcelona van attack police believe the suspect may have fled to france after running more than one hundred pedestrians killing thirteen reportedly escaped on foot through barcelona's famous market. is believed to have been part of a twelve member cell responsible for the deadliest terror attack in spain in thirteen years read out last week his mother has pleaded for him to surrender the families of other alleged perpetrat

anti fascist disrupts rightwing rallies both in the canadian city of quebec and in california last of the surge in violence over racism in recent days points to a growing social divide. and president trump set to announce his highly anticipated new strategy for the afghan war with some expected no radical change in approach to this sixteen year conflict. hello there and thank you for joining us you're watching r.t. international with me nicky arran the top story this hour financial farty is have named the main suspects behind friday's terror attack in the city of turku as it emerges he moved from germany in late two thousand and fifteen his pay to all of that with more. finnish courts of started giving out more information about their main suspect in friday's deadly stabbing attack deadly knife attack on the streets of the south western city of go they named their main suspect is eighteen year old abdel rahman meche car moroccan national who had according to the authorities failed in an asylum application in finland it's also been revealed though that he had spent time in germany now.

anti fascist disruptor rightwing rallies both in quebec in canada and in california that the surge in violence over racism in recent days shows a whirlwind social divined. there's another blow in syria where the russian defense ministry says a large islamic state convoy heading to de gette as all was hit by an asteroid killing more than two hundred terrorists. hello there and thank you for joining us on r.t. international with me. finish off for a tease have named the main suspect behind the terror attack in the city of turku last week and it's a merge that he had spent some time in germany in late two thousand and fifteen we can all cross live to our t.s.p. to all of the for more details on this peter good to see you so what else do we know about this man at this point. well the court in finland has been giving us more information about what they know about the main suspect in friday's deadly stopping that took place in the southwestern finnish city of turkey they've named him as eighteen year old moroccan born man. they say that he had failed in an application for asylum while in fi

those migrants was a little in total over sixty five hundred asylum seekers have made a claim in quebecsince the beginning of this year hundreds of who have entered the province illegally in the past few weeks. this camp on the quebec new york border will be the first stop for many illegal immigrants who are still on the move when completed these tents are going to house about five hundred people that's going to be the total at this site but considering that hundreds of people are flooding in from the u.s. each and every day over this border authorities are in a constant search for housing. justice for refugees in the montreal area now number close to twenty the biggest being the iconic olympic stadium which sleeps up to nine hundred men women and children each and every night precious a nigerian refugee who crossed from the u.s. into canada with his wife and seven year old daughter it's glad to be here he says he was a journalist in his home country and feared for his life he hoped the u.s. would be a better place to live but after only a few short months in the states he says the cons

and there is evidence to suggest that africans in new york city were collaborating againstnch in quebec the british in new york. so, with the seven years war, the british are largely successful in an eroding, if not eliminating the threat from and the british oust the french from quebec. we all know they're still remains a sizable french-speaking population and there is a history yet to be written about the collaboration between the africans and what is now the united states of america the french speaking population in quebec. by eliminating the dual threat in canada and lorna, britain creates more -- in canada and florida, britain creates more problems for itself. the british go to the settlers and say, we eliminated these threats on your behalf, see need to pay more taxes. as you know, the descendents of many of these patriots, they say the taxaxes -- unless money is going to the 1%, is something that is akin to the mark of the devil. they didn't want to pay more taxes. issurepens the f between the crown and london and the settlers. 1776, many settlers feel because of the growth of ab

as those are sold, the money goes back to the treasury and we as a specific entity quebec to the treasury and say we need as much money to operate shasta dam, so we get some back. we generate far more money than we need to operate shasta. in studying the topography for a dam, they are looking for a big basin, something able to hold a lot of water, so a natural valley. you also want to look for the water is flowing. we are situated here at shasta or get about 75% of the state's precipitation to the north of us. by building the dam here, it provides flood control to the city of redding, the largest in shasta county, and all the way to the bay area. you look for an area where the water is, for the natural basin. at shasta, they found three sides that would be potentially good sites and this was selected as the best because of the size of the basin and proximity north of redding. it would provide a control for redding as well. this is the lobby to the power plants. in the early days of construction and when the dam was finished, this was open to the public. you would be a will to drive down,

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quebec was in there too. how do authorities stop these vehicle attacks?nnocent lives being destroyed right now. >> yeah. look, we've seen, you know, the fundamental change that we're starting to see in terms of security is as we try to harden these targets, we've seen, for example, at airports, we keep hardening the airport security. in turkey what we saw and even in the arianna grande concert we saw is rather than hitting past a security checkpoint, terrorists are hitting before the security checkpoints or where people gather at the security checkpoint because they know there are a lot of people. this particular boulevard's one of the most, you know, revered places. a lot of treuer -- tourists there, so hitting something like that which is a soft target is an easy mace to attack, and those types of targets are across and world, and there's no way to the protect them. elizabeth: thank you so much for your time, sir. good to see you. >> thank you. elizabeth: we are going to bring in the political power panel up next with their response to today's terror at

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rally of boiled over in canada after a group of counter protesters clashed with police in the city of quebec was. i. and dozens of anti fascist protesters dressed in black through smoke bombs and firecrackers at police who tried to separate the two ronnies the second was a planned right wing event against the moderate policies of the canadian government some of the counter protesters shouted insults at the demonstrators. a minor scuffles have also broken out in california after a while america first rally was outnumbered by left wing counter protesters. the counter protesters planned their rally the day before the america first event but still showed up their demo the next evening one hundred police officers were on standby to protect to prevent violence rather three people were arrested at the scene tensions between america's right and left wing activists have been increasing following the violence in charlottesville or near nancy rammed his car into a crowd of protesters. now what efforts to remove that's used to confederate officers regarded by some as symbolizing racism have taken place

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that is grammy winner celine dion dancing and cheering on her son at a hockey game in quebec.why is she the only one jamming out while everyone else is paying attention to what's going on on the ice. >> there's no music playing. >> she does like music at any opportunity to dance. she reminded us when she was back stage singing along with fellow diva cher to "believe." i think that was at the billboard music awards. >> this moment showed celine with the sleeves fluffing up and down. to the hockey game. >> nobody knew celine was such a hockey fan who dances in the stands. >>> we've been wondering what david beckham has been doing since his retirement, buying up soccer teams and such. it seems he's been working in construction. here he is, six days ago as he started putting together a 4,000-piece lego, disney castle for his daughter harper. >> here he is yesterday at 1:00 in the morning. finally finished. the caption says, "someone's going to have a nice surprise in the morning." good job, david. >> once again, stars are just like the rest of us. david spending a week doing that.

but if you total over sixty five hundred asylum seekers have made a claim in quebec since the beginning of this year hundreds of who have entered the province illegally in the past few weeks when completed these tests are going to house about five hundred people that's going to be the total at this site but considering that hundreds of people are flooding in from the us each and every day over this border authorities are in a constant search for housing but here to provide. a room not not a room but beds you know it's rudimentary it's not class it's not high class it's not luxury but it's function of fake news sites which many blame for the recent surge of illegal refugees into canada have reportedly promised haitians in the u.s. that canada was automatically accepting them what's app hopes even told them that candidate was paying the bill for all their costs so they're in fortunate that they're getting this information because haitians that are claiming refugee status are getting exactly the same treatment as a refugee so they have to prove before the court that they have to a well fou

running world over in kind of the after a group of racism protesters clashed with police in the city of quebec. god. i thank. god that the. dozens of anti fascist protesters dressed in black threw smoke bombs and firecrackers at police who tried to separate the two rallies the second was a planned right wing event against the moderate policies of the canadian government some of the counter protesters shouted insults at the demonstrators. i. was. arrested in kind of a follows a week of confrontations in the united states over racism with the latest scuffles in california i saw for twenty people strong rally against illegal immigration was outnumbered by thousands of left wing activists. i i. i. i. of the anti fascist demonstrators planned their rally the day before the america first event still showed up on the following evening too some two hundred police attended the scene in order to keep the peace but two people were arrested a counter protest before pushing a trump supporter and an unidentified person with a knife tensions between america's right and left wing activists have been increasin

canada it happened after the demonstrators attempted to disrupt a right wing rally in the city of quebec. the . dozens of anti fascist protesters dressed in black threw smoke bombs and firecrackers at the police who tried to separate the two rallies the second was a planned right wing a vent against the michael and policies of the canadian government the two sides also exchanged info. but you know what. i mean i think. there's nothing wrong with showing up at right wing demonstrations but there is something wrong with coming there with billboards and placards that you're only carrying for the express purpose of using the stick on which the paper is fastened as a battering ram or as a as a sword or or as a baseball bat to hit your opposing demonstrators so it seems to be the case here is that especially the side has been showing up masked and carrying weapons and has been attempting to provoke a crisis. well similar scenes also took place across the border in the u.s. where thousands of left wing activists showed up to confront a twenty people strong rally against illegal immigration. som

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protesters have clashed with police the demonstrators were trying to disrupt a nationalist rally in quebec. dozens of anti fascist approaches this all dressed in black threw smoke bombs and firecrackers at police who were trying to separate the two rallies the second was a planned march against the canadian government's moderate policies. thank god. there's nothing wrong with showing up at right wing demonstrations but there is something wrong with coming there with billboards and placards that you're only carrying for the express purpose of using the stick on which the paper is fastened as a battering ram or as a as a sword or or as a baseball bat to hit your opposing demonstrators so it seems to be the case here is that especially the side has been showing up masked and carrying weapons and has been attempting to provoke a crisis. similar seems also took place south of the border in the us where thousands of people showed up to confront a small rally against illegal immigration. i. there was some two hundred police call to the scene two people were arrested one for pushing a trump suppor

because of that in quÉbec in, he faced a backlash.that led to a more forceful statement on monday from the white house, and then he basically undid whatever goodwill that monday's statement earned him, on tuesday, by taking questions from the lobby of the trump tower, and doing the same thing again. this morning, in the wake of the criticism for what he said on tuesday, he is tweeting .gainst lindsey graham publiclye like -- seeking lindsey graham falsely stated that i said -- he says it is a lie. other people have said it. guest: he said the root good people on -- he said there were good people on both sides, refusing to condemn specifically the group involved in the violence. he did that on monday. he still condemned the white supremacist groups. that was included in his remarks on tuesday, but because he was also criticizing the anti-fascist groups protesting the white supremacist rally, there were a lot of critics who said those comments to not go far enough. host: let's listen to the president on tuesday. [video clip] groupent tr

have clashed with police in canada after they attempted to disrupt a right wing rally in the city of quebec. dozens of anti fascist protesters dressed in black through smoke bombs and firecrackers that police were trying to separate the two rallies the second was a plough and right wing a vent against the migrant policies of the canadian government the two sides also exchanged info. meanwhile similar scenes also took place across the border in the u.s. where thousands of left wing activists showed up to confront a twenty people strong rally against illegal immigration. from two hundred wia police attended the scene in order to keep the peace two people were arrested a left wing activist for pushing a trump supporter and an unidentified person with a knife tensions between americans left and right have been increasing following the violence in charlottesville where a neo nazi round his car into a crowd of protesters. rallies as similar to the ones in california have taken place across america throughout the week the largest in the city of boston left when protesters showed up to disrupt plan

mine so she would come back and report to the president she felt comfortable letting me see the q-quebec' an tobacco pod they had a good working relationship by this time she did to feel nervous things were being done wrong or that she'd overstepped the boundaries. she knew she was not the first lady. eleanor was the first lady that lived in the white house and that also meant she worked on call around the clock so she might forget her desk which was her desk was the only one she might hurt all day long at her desk and then evening time might have come into she would organize a poker party or brought in someone to do musical entertainment for mike spent the evening listening to music and talking about the day. since neither kept a journal we had no idea what kind of conversations took place but we can imagine. she was a very astute person politically. her high school education was the only level she had obtained and some people said despite having only a high school education, eleanor roosevelt dropped out of high school she didn't have anything beyond what we would think of as the junio

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taking to the streets of quebec at top speeds, stopping on a dime, then launching himself off a ram andy to land with relative ease. unbelievable. there he goes. and there he drops. right on the ground. perfect. unbelievable. coming up next, president trump suggesting he may ditch mitch if the senate majority leader can't deliver on his agenda. >> if he doesn't get repeal and replace done and doesn't get taxes done, meaning cuts and reform, and if he doesn't get an easy one to get done, infrastructure, if he doesn't get them done, then you can ask me that question. david: s s s s s hi. i'm the one clocking in... when you're clocking out. sensing your every move and automatically adjusting to help you stay effortlessly comfortable. there. i can also help with this. does your bed do that? oh. i don't actually talk. though i'm smart enough to. i'm the new sleep number 360 smart bed. let's meet at a sleep number store. we danced in a german dance group. i wore lederhosen.man. when i first got on ancestry i was really surprised that i wasn't finding all of these germans in my tree. i decided

the answer is no, it would be quebec, mexico or brazil.democrats must find a middle path on immigration. they can battle donald trump's drastic solutions, but still speak in the language of national unity and identity. the country's motto after all is, out of many, one, not the other way around. for more, go to cnn.com/fareed and read my "washington post" column for this week. >>> and let's get started. 11 years ago a movie was released that woke many people up to the fact that the earth was warming and humans were to blame. the film was called "an inconvenient truth" and its star was the former vice president al gore. gore who had been screaming from the rooftops for decades was finally getting heard. the film was awarded the oscar for best documentary and gore himself won the nobel peace prize the following here, now gore is back with a sequel. the sequel was released on friday just a few months after trump announced america's withdrawal from the climate agreement. he's here talking about the state of of the climate right now. >> here in

taking to the streets of quebec at top speeds, stopping on a dime, then launching himself off a ram andy to land with relative ease. unbelievable. there he goes. and there he drops. right on the ground. perfect. unbelievable. coming up next, president trump suggesting he may ditch mitch if the senate majority leader can't deliver on his agenda. >> if he doesn't get repeal and replace done and doesn't get taxes done, meaning cuts and reform, and if he doesn't get an easy one to get done, infrastructure, if he doesn't get them done, then you can ask me that question. david: s s s s s rethink what's possible. rethink your allergy pills. flonase sensimist allergy relief helps block 6 key inflammatory substances with a gentle mist. most allergy pills only block one. and 6 is greater than one. flonase sensimist. ♪ you totanobody's hurt, new car. but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do? drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacement™, you

she and some other neighborhood kids are marched north to quebec. she's forced to convert to catholicism. and then eventually she'll be redeemed and afflicted by witchcraft. when she is counseled to try to heal her of her grievous aflixzs, she says she has in fact been tempted by satan who is in the shape of a tawny man like an indian, right? and clearly when she -- she's basically reliving these moments when her life had been almost destroyed when she lost everything she knew. and mercy short is a classic case now we know of what we could consider post-traumatic . and mercy short is a classic indication of what we now know as post-traumatic stress addition order. and so there's another factor that comes into play. maybe these afflicted girls were traumatized in one way or another. if you look closely at the testimony in 1692, it seems pretty clear to me that they have gone through verbal, if not physical abuse and you might even be able to make the case to suggest that sexual abuse was possible in one case. impossible, we will never be able to prov

baytown, quebec numbers there. we think and of everyone and now louisiana as the storm continues to move. future radar doesn't move much, doesn't budge for the next 18, 24 hours. still bringing the potential for showers and thunderstorms in louisiana. new orleans, we've had a couple of tornado storms. there is wednesday and as we get into thursday, friday, finally will start to see this thing move, but the damage is done, catastrophic. it is a still life learning, obviously. we have flash flood warnings in effect. major flooding on all of the river gauges. storm totals they have never, ever seen before. it's going moment by moment. any inch of rain is not welcome in this region. tropical storm harvey, still a tropical storm, expecting it to be so over the next 6-12 hours. eventually thursday, it is going to start to move. it will get picked up in a cold front, something we hoped for over the last will of days and finally we will see that on thursday, friday, saturday across the ohio river valley. the problem is we

. >> i was quÉbec to joe who is an idol, he says, stagnation, inequality, not the result of globalizationnd technology, but of the public policy choices that we make. he's right. and we have made some bad public policy choices which is not help people to be gainfully employed, to be able to take care of themselves and their family. >> host: i think they want to see big reasons why these programs are happening likely because of spending. you say president bush cited projections showing the started in 2018 benefits being paid out will exceed what social security put in. and today when you look at the latest report from the congressional budget offices says the same thing, social security will become insolvent in 2029. the disabled will face cuts in benefits from that time on. to think there's a way to reform social security? nobody wants benefits to die. but we know that we need some change in the program. >> lift the cap on the people who are not paying trying to recall the figure, whatever it is, lift the cab on the upper income and you will have a solvent social security system. when soc

most of them caught in quebec. temporary solution was to open up the doors of the historic montreal olympic stadium yesterday. local shelters were filled to capacity. illegal immigration has risen but it really took off the spring. president trump announcing his administration remove the temporary status granted to nearly 60,000 haitians in the u.s. >> we want to make sure were not sending somebody back when they are going to face disease are not able to feed their family. >> president trump showing no signs of backing down on immigration policy and announced his support of a proposal that would cut legal immigration hal half. limiting american citizens and residents to bring family numbers into the country. >> this legislation demonstrates our compassion for struggling american families who deserve an immigration system that puts their needs first and puts america first. >> in march, canadian officials said none of the asylum-seekers this year have been charged for illegally entering the country. their statuses up

into quebec is unprecedented. 3,000 in july, almost 4,000 in just the first half of august.250 people every day. in new york city, john frederick boarded a bus for upstate new york. the bus drops asylum seekers off at a bus station. they pile into taxis and head for the border. frederick arrives in a thunderstorm. he tells me he worked in atlantic city, new jersey and has no regrets about leaving. it's a new life? he's been in the states for 17 years and hasn't seen his children or his wife, and they stayed in haiti. it's not easy. they're coming so fast the army has set up tents at the border as they're processed. most have been taken to montreal where temporary housing is overflowing. so many beds needed that even the city's olympic stadium is a shelter. francine dupois helps asylum seekers settle. >> it's not going to be an open door. it's sad because we do think that many of them believe that they are here to stay, which is not necessarily true. >> reporter: did you ever think that you would see people so desperate to get out of the united states? >> well, the atmosphere

in canada, the government of quebec says it's processing as many as 150 migrants a day as they crossnto canada from northern new york state seeking friendlier immigration laws. the influx has led authorities to set up hundreds of cots at a temporary welcome center at montreal's olympic stadium. among those who recently crossed to canada was haitian asylee marie-claude celestin. >> i found that canada was the best option for me and my family. you guys understand humanitarian , unlike in the united states. you treat people as human beings. amy: most of those seeking asylum in canada are haitians who took refuge in the u.s. after a vastating rthquake in 2010. the trump administration has threatened to remove protected status for htians, which could affect up to 58,000 people. new york democratic senator kirsten gillibrand has withdrawn her sponsorship of a bill that critics say would criminalize free speech and peaceful protest. the israel anti-boycott act would make it a felony for u.s. citizens to support boycotts of israel and israeli settlements, punishable by at least a $250,000 fi