ham: fue muy complicado el proceso de creaciÓn en montreal, cuando lleguÉ era de tiempo completo.. ya de ahÍ nos llevaron a moscÚ y fue justamente cuando empezÓ todo esto de la pandemia y bueno, el circo decidiÓ regresarnos a todos, mÁs de 150 personas en luzia. sambuccetti: majo recuerda que le sigue doliendo porque la carpa estaba lista y tuvieron que desmontar todo y regresarse. cornejo: recuerdo especialmente ese momento de cuando lleguÉ a moscÚ y cuando me fui de moscÚ, como un momento muy amargo. sambuccetti: diana, quien ademÁs es pintora, en lugar de regresar a mÉxico se quedÓ en londres. ham: y pues igual, pensando en que podrÍa de alguna forma vender mi arte, contactar con algunas galerÍas mientras todo esto pasaba. pero pues no, de hecho estuvo peor. sambuccetti: todo estaba cerrado y debiÓ regresarse a mÉxico. sus finanzas eran escasas. ham: estuve literalmente sobreviviendo con una despensa que me dejÓ majo aquÍ porque ella llegÓ a mi departamento 15 dÍas antes que yo. sambuccetti: ahÍ comenzÓ a sentirse mal y cree que pudo haber sido el virus. dice que tocÓ fondo. ha

well, ask the people of montreal and in quebec, right?n overtime last night to the ed moneyton oilers -- edmonton but managed to grab a playoff berth. players and fans may be celebrating with champagne, beer or a pink whitney maybe? what what is that? the new amsterdam vodka and pink lemonade combo has become the best selling flavored vod a ca in -- vodka in north america. of it's really quite new. and get this, it was inventedded after the host of the number one hockey podcast in the world cracked a joke during an ad read. the podcast, spitting chiclets on barstool sports. former nhl star ryan whitney is here to talk hockey, girlty-man vodka, right, and all things barstool. and, speaking of which, erica far dinny joins us now. great to see you both. ryan, first, i wouldn't necessarily kuwait pink lemonade and vodka with smash mouth hockey, but that's how you like it, right? i mean, what was the light lighb moment where it went from your drink to an actual let's make this a brand discussion? >> well, first off, liz, thank you for having m

so interim i am e taken on my treo a down of 40 pick it up 14 minutes montreal in the gray and whiteunis miami in those black and your johnson pushing off center there and joining the hell of it to his guy to open up the scoring he silences the crowd there those johnson great pass by and johnson gets the angle tucking it away just underneath the goalkeeper for his 1st goal of the season he was not finished yet just about an 11 minutes later canadiens attack and again romell heel toe coming up the left flank look at this move on the defender ridiculous crosses back to get to its viewers johnson through the brace look at it again cycling the ball their crazy footwork slips it in the box for johnson with a fantastic finish to the far post to know would be your fight on that one montreal wins it sorry about that loss rick there for your interim i mean they sit atop much else it's a tough eastern conference with 8 points all right more soccer is that what you guys asked for yeah i think you guys want some more soccer so this in mind is a manic we like that i know you do this is my goal of

lambert near montreal.c commerce and international trade were strengthened as the major midwestern cities became ports of transatlantic shipping. throughout the states a vast program of highway construction was affected through matching federal funds. in the maine, the eight years of eisenhower's leadership constituted a period of prosperity. production and consumption of goods reached new heights and the nation's economy enabled the president to balance the budget at the end of his first term with the exception of coal mining and certain industries employment levels remained generally high. the eisenhower years constituted a period of tremendous progress in the fields of scientific research and development. a major gain against infantile paralysis occurred in 1956 when the vaccine proved 65 to 85% effective. a significant scientific achievement in national defense was the design and construction of the automatic powered submarine under the direction of admiral rickover. he's shown demonstrating the model o

then i went to a very unusual school system in montrÉal.nly doing research for the book that i realize that i went to a school system based out of polish jewish education philosophy which is partly why i got the stories and they made sense to me. i didn't even realize i was educated in the same way. with that secular judaism and part of that education we started yiddish language and literature. nonreligious jewish education. we had a book called college yiddish i would have to conjugate verbs then the next i was studying civics. who knew yiddish would become the cash cow. [laughter] >> yiddish for the easy cash. [laughter] want to talk about your process to research the story. you find this amazing dusty book of women in the ghetto but from there you flesh out these extraordinarily detailed stories of women. tell me about your research and your process. >> this was 14 years ago so it was a research process in the first few years of that was just me translating this yiddish book i received a grant i think they thought i would do this in six

and the ma ma ma ma maple leafs there in montreal.t the first pitch in the ball game, a solid effort, no doubt about it. a little short, but rite on target, and boris, christi, it's amazing to think about this, ten months ago, dr. fauci threw out the first pitch at the national's home opener. there were no fans allowed. he never took off his mask. definitely a sign that things are moving in the right direction. >> absolutely, coy, and the pitch was pretty straight. it was online, not bad for ms. walensky. >> yeah, i think she's got dr. fauci beat, no doubt about it. >> coy wire, thank you so much. >> thanks, coy. >>> listen, be sure to catch the all new episode of cnn's original series story of late night. how a small cable show rose to take center stage. here's a preview for you. >> i really haven't heard too much about the situation in iraq, what's been going on over there? >> it wasn't until really george w. bush and the post 9/11 period that the daily show became the daily show as we understand it. >> you deserve better than tyran

it includes montreal, which failed to keep them in town. i reached out on sunday to the vegas mayor to invite her on game day. she politely declined. but she reiterated that the a's, the vegas has been seeking the a's for the last couple of years. so it appears that the wheels are finally in motion. >> anything is possible. >>> a busy weekend on the streets of oakland where police busted several sideshows and made several arrests. that is what it looked and sounded like. large crowd gathered at the intersection of 98th avenues, cars spinning dangerously close to people until police showed up to break up the sideshow. there were several cars that were impounded and at least eight people arrested, more than a dozen citations given out and they credited a new helicopter paid for by the city to help cracking down on these dangerous sideshows >> it helps prevent us in engaging in pursuits. they can be dangerous and pose a risk to the public. helicopters can follow vehicles. >> they are still investigating several more cars and are looking to fin

. >> reporter: nashville, portland, montreal and las vegas have been mentioned as cities that would love to have a major league baseball team. a spokesperson for libby schaff says they call on the community, regional and local partners to rally together and support a waterfront facility that keeps the a's where they belong. >>> the a's have called oakland home since 1968 growing to become part of the fabric of the east bay and for people who grew up here it's a part of our childhood. all the great memories going to the ballpark. seeing the a's but this has ng a w ballpark. larry beal is hewith a look at the latest on what's going on, larry. >> thanks ama, the major league baseball is to stop the a's from dragging their feet. the history of the a's seeking a new venue this goes back a %-ú then lou wolf came along with john fisher, they tried to move to freemont then san jose. cabel picked up made a pitch. any of these came short of getting a shovel close to the ground. some division against politicians in the city about what to do with the existing coliseum location. the a's want to redev

look at them in their little mini toy cars cruising around in montreal.they're livin' the life. i love that barbie pink jeep. >> road trip. >> that's the news for thi >>> breaking overnight on "world news now," political shocker. a restrictive voting bill fails in texas. it had been on the verge of passing until democrats walked out. what happens now? >>> new details after a deadly mass shooting in miami. at least two people killed, 20 injured. the suspects waited for people to leave a party before opening fire. the urgent manhunt under way right now. >>> the mother with a warning for other parents. she says her daughter was severely burned while imitating a tiktok video. >>> today is the day to honor america's fallen. and many people will hit the roads after getting away for the weekend. what to expect on this busy travel day, especially at the airports. one major airline flooded with calls. people waiting six hours on hold. plus the airline choosing to extend its ban on alcohol. >>> and in "the skinny," why today is a big day for one tv star. plus, the

and so no one praising mercedes driver duis talents and has won the spanish montréal head of his mainrival the seasoned max pursed up an all dreadful. adone. hello i'm a hell of a hard israel supreme court has a major hearing and a case that could force palestinian families from their homes in east jerusalem to make way for jewish settlers for more than 2 weeks the families and their supporters have been gathering to protest the potential of victualling of the end kurds and some of the neighbors. more now i quote it's documenting everything that happens here for social media her family is one of 4 families facing eviction from their homes in the palestinian neighborhood of shaikh shut off in east jerusalem writing settlers could soon move in here but hey at least this is our life as palestinians we are the owners of the land we lived here legally and everything is documented legally. and they come here and occupied the place and they want to occupy what remains of the neighborhood i. hate this part of the house has already been taken over by to resettle as a decade ago just like acros

host: montreal, a republican. hi, richard. caller: good morning, congressman. liz cheney and mitch mcconnell and other republicans like to call the allegations that president trump and others are making the big election fraud, the big lie, the cover-up for "the big guy." as you see what is going on in arizona, why are the democrats fighting tooth and nail to stop this audit? last night it was reported that the democrats destroyed evidence for this audit. so are the republicans in congress going to help the arizona republican party get to the bottom of this? because the american people, if they cheated in arizona, they cheated and the other swing states also. guest: thanks for the call. i had not heard the information that there was an allegation of destruction of evidence or destruction of property. i hope that didn't happen because clearly that is not the way to get to the bottom or get to the answer that people will be comfortable that everything was on the up and up with the election. but elections are held on a statewide basis, and it is up to and the respo

we've seen a response at the international civil aviation organization in montreal, which met yesterday, the council of i q. so at approx the, what is really concerning deeply concerning is that of course, civil aviation is, you know, it concerns austic concerns your viewers the public. and typically we are in an aircraft and you can see on the map the moving map that you're crossing different countries and we don't necessarily think twice about it. perhaps. however, we have to remember that article one of the chicago convention provides that states have complete and exclusive sovereignty over the aerospace above their territory. and so we're dealing with solver states here. so there and when it comes to sovereign states in the global legal order, the global world order and so on, this can be hi politics. and i hope that through diplomacy we will see a return to safe, orderly, civil aviation. that is the spirit of the chicago convention. and steven briefly, if you would, what do you think? what sort of impact is the prob, going to have that the you and the asian body announced into this

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vancouver nashville, charlotte and montreal as possible sites to relocate the ace.on't speaking of the aids will tell you why. one fan at the game with the red sox seemed to be rooting a little harder than everyone else has fenway park. but first ohio is now offering a chance to win $1 million for residents who get the coronavirus vaccine. we moved to ohio frank somerville io governor mike dewine says state residents who get their first shot can enter a weekly drawing to win one million bucks. five adults will win and one will be picked each week watching the 11 o'clock news right here on attention, california. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for health insurance — no matter what your income. how much is yours? julie and bob are paying $700 less, every month. dee got comprehensive coverage for only $1 a month. and the navarros are paying less than $100 a month. check coveredca.com to see your new, lower price. the sooner you sign up the more you save. only at covered california. this way to health insurance. the sooner you sign

for the events occurring in israel and gaza either on the street or on social media in toronto and montreal canada protests also turned violent over the weekend with assaults reported on pro israel demonstrators there the center for israel and jewish affairs in canada posted this statement quote we condemn in the strongest terms these brazen acts of assault intimidation and hate targeting members of toronto's jewish community and supporters of israel there is absolutely no justification for political violence in the streets of toronto whatever one's cause may be to put it bluntly those who hate israel so much that it inspires them to ag and assault their fellow canadians are just a threat to jews and threaten the very fabric of canadian society in karachi pakistan hundreds of protesters burned both israeli and american flags and in amman jordan the protests also turned violent over the weekend with police square. during off with demonstrators marching through the streets their violence and anger showing no signs of letting up anytime soon for r.t. john hardy. on many are criticizing israel'

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to the extent that the international conventions that is a signatory to a particular, the 1971, montreal convention on the suppression of unlawful acts to delay the asian. and the $980.00 protocol is what appeared to be. so because a signatories such as bo ruth, is, isn't supposed to take care of the physical safety of the airplane. no use any violence against the physical safety of the airplane. and, you know, the crew. ready and passengers, as well as not using any information known to be full in order to create a potential danger to the plane, the crew or the passengers. and in that would seem to be a violation of this. and you know, numerous people, you know, politicians, so forth, have called for the international civil aviation organization to investigate that. and to make a ruling. ready on that subject, yes. 971 long trial civilization convention, acted as being banded around at the moment while politicians, as i'm sure you've heard, as well as saying a sanctions, sanctions should be applied. but from your knowledge, what's all the sort of the recourse is the process now of any s

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for the events occurring in israel and gaza either on the street or on social media in toronto and montreal canada protests also turn violent over the weekend with assaults reported on pro israel demonstrators there the center for israel and jewish affairs in canada posted this statement quote we condemn in the strongest terms these brazen acts of assault intimidation and hate targeting members of toronto's jewish community and supporters of israel there was absolutely no justification for political violence in the streets of toronto whatever one's cause may be to put it bluntly those who hate israel so much that it inspires them to add and assault their fellow canadians are just a threat to jews they threaten the very fabric of canadian society and karate pakistan hundreds of protesters burned both israeli and american flags and in amman jordan the protests also turned violent over the weekend with police. squaring off with demonstrators marching through the streets their violence in agere showing no signs of letting up anytime soon for our t.v. john hardy. on many are criticizing israel's

based in montreal but founded here in san francisco. the team includes two san francisco natives who are creating the show. gypsy, child of the founders of pickle family circus, they ran off to join cirque du soleil and think haven't been able to come home. this is their first opportunity to create a project in the city of san francisco and to return. they've been looking for a space for years. club fugazi was the first time it came together. we think of san francisco as much as an idea as the geography. we are as interested in the myth of the place as in the physical plant of the space. it's this myth of myth and magic, we want our show to recreate on stage. circus does not tell story through tech. it's not a verbal form. it tells more like in the manner of dance. it's an emotional art. it's through tableau and the human body as opposed through the voice. we still expect this experience to deliver us kind of love letter to san francisco. we start from the premise that our city has been dealt a series of blows over long period of time n

first, we have judy battalion, born and raised in montreal. she's been featured in several publication, new york times, washington post, vogue and has written a previous book about family relationships in general called "white walls," she's here to talk about to us about her latest book, "the light of day," which i think was inspired in 2007 when she came across an old yiddish book that focused on women in the get coes. ghettos. we also have rebecca -- [inaudible] she is the comedienne on this panel and was recently -- for a fulbright award. biography at the city university of new york. she's the author of two other books, burnout: a graphic novel, and -- [inaudible] and her third novel from -- [inaudible] expected to be published this summer. so, first of all, thank you so much for being with us today and for being a part of this conversation. we really appreciate it. >> oh, yeah. >> yeah. finish so first i just wanted to ask both of you, you both choose to write books that are very personal to your heritage, your family heritage. so i'm wond

it's polite enough only to happen in montreal and toronto. but yes, we do. it seems to be growing by the day unfortunately. it's almost like banning guns, when they have been for a long time in places like toronto especially for self-defense reasons, it doesn't really against criminals that they shouldn't shoot people. >> greg: what do you make of what's happening in the united states when you see what's going on? we're seeing a rise in weird crime. like, just like aimless dudes beaten up people on the street, and the problem is, with the media, if the suspects don't meet a certain criteria it doesn't end up on their radar. >> it's scary especially being in a large city right now in new york, you have all of these reports about anti-asian hate crimes, but, i mean, those stories have dropped off since apparently, they weren't really white attackers and it's a little bit harder to blame it on white supremacy. it's not impossible as we've seen some people trial. i've heard, even if the attackers themselves aren't white it's actually still donald trump's fault b

also tour vegas this week and other cities hoping to lure them include nashville, vancouver, and montrealch failed to keep the expos. >>> an exciting day for the 49er as they hold their first full squad off season work out. drills are set to kick off around noon. the head coach will weigh in on the team's training. an important programming note to pass along. we are your home for pre-season football and the schedule is now set. the niners will host the chiefs on saturday august 14th. the team takes on the chargers in la on sunday the 2ndnd and then are back in santa clara to host the raiders. among the pre-season story lines we will be following the drama round the 49ers number one draft pick quarterback trey lance. how much playing time will he get and how will jimmy g respond to the added competition at that position again, it'll play automatic t r starting august 14th. >>> it's 6:45. let's check on that traffic alert and other issues going on for your commute. >> let's get to 101. i got new information from chp. all lanes are now open along 101 near wood side this was the scene early t

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and but he was very very keen on this book by alexander mackenzie because voyages from montreal to the pacific was a northwestern fur traders account of traveling along the rivers and streams to the pacific ocean. and even though it was too far north into canada to be effective for year-round travel this greatly intrigued jefferson because mackenzie had postulated to the british that they could take control of the entire fur trade of north america if they put a a monopolistic control into something like either the hudson's bay company or the northwest company to take this over. jefferson did not want america to miss out on the fur bounties of the american west. he also wanted to have this utilitarian knowledge that the enlightenment demanded and expected. and with the 1800 election he had now been catapulted into becoming the second president of the united states of america third president excuse me. and his geopolitical issues and intrigues with outside and inside forces almost compelled him to do something about it. so he sends messages and diplomats to france to ask napoleon if he w

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other cities hoping to lure them include charlotte,uver, an montreal whichilto keep po >>> efor th theiruad off season work out. drills are set to kick off around noon. later in the day the head coach will weigh in on the team's training. >>> important programming note to pass along. kpix5 is your home for pre- season football. the team takes on the chargers in la. then they are back in santa clara to host the raiders. among the story lines we will follow the drama round the 49ers number one draft pick quarterback trey lance. how much playing time will he get how will jimmy g respond to the added competition at this position again it'll all play out right here on kpix5 starting august 14th. >>> 5:46. busy morning out there on the roads. >> yeah. we are monitoring the traffic alert. its been out since four and this is a fatal incident. this is northbound 101 right between marsh and wood side. it was a two car crash. one of those vehicles was stuck there facing the wrong way in the center divide and was hit by another vehicle. that's when that truck overturned and now a lot of activity hap

my parents hope i could see the tallest buildings in montrÉal on a clear night.and my family, my grandparents and parents owned some clothing stores. when i saw death of a salesman the first time i note willie loman he was the guy schlepping those sample cases into my dads office once a month. and eventually i know i did not want to live in a small town any longer than i absolutely had to. i would also to the university of pennsylvania. i spent decades working the finance business. as megan said i was connecting people who needed mortgages with the available capitol from wall street. sort of giving america's homeowners the advantages of the low interest rates that major investors were paying at that time. and then the financial crisis the largest financial management company i climb through a government parts of the government, i spent two years of delving into city banks trying to figure out how much the bailouts were going to cost the taxpayers of the united states i did projects like that in the united kingdom and the republic of ireland and finally in greece.

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by the end of the week, he is closing the montreal deli for possibly 4 to 5 months. >> if we are to keep going the way we are going right now even though business is slightly up, the cost is our negating all that. we will burn through all the money we have if we were to stay open for a few months. >> reporter: the labor research says there's another aspect setting back the economy. there's a staffing shortage nationwide impacting several industries at once. >> schools are not fully reopened. so a lot of workers cannot come back to the workforce because they have no childcare lire says that her benefits and incentives will lower employees back. >> they have to raise wages. they have to provide the kind of jobs that workers want, stable scheduling, paid leave, sick or vacation leave, be able to meet basic living expenses with their work. >> reporter: lori thomas, executive director of the golden gate association and owner at san francisco is offering financial incentives to her staff now. she says that's important to keep the doors open. >> we raised our hourly rates, particularly for the

that is a different issue where we need to be very, very ca cautious and to have some better way to montrealab accidents, to be able to monitor practices globally, because as we have learned from this pandemic, an infection anywhere is truly an infection anywhere, no matter how it started. >> yeah. you said getting the data is the key and that is the big question right now. thanks so much for joining us. we really appreciate it. >> my pleasure. >>> the world health organization's european director is reportedly worried that europe's vaccine rollout is going too slowly. in an interview with afp, hans klugger warned the pandemic won't be over in europe until 70% of europeans are vaccinated and still europe is taking a big step towards getting children protected. for more on that, let's bring in cnn's scott mcclain in london. scott, young people 12 and over in the u.s. and canada can get a covid shot. when will young europeans follow suit? >> reporter: that decision is up to the 27 member states in the eu and still work to do. the eu as you mentioned following the lead of canada and the united

alston matthews league leading 40 of goal of the season to help the toronto maple leafs beat the montrealcanadiens 52 at all the sports mystery thank you so much peter and thanks was a result we're back in just a moment we'll have much more of the day's news coming your way see you then. but the tourist terraces of the football ultras what club loyalty come in violent confrontations when i was young when there was a football match we were crying because the fans would go crazy but in indonesia one group of revolutionary supporters has taken a stand against male aggression with a carnival most display of peace and unity just firms who make football old truism angels on al-jazeera. hero and humanitarian. or traitor and rule criminal. bolshie you know me general who defended sarajevo against attack by serb forces. al-jazeera world looks back at the life of the late you'll find giving. me a for my long. visit lights made look like a city from the sky but they're fishing vessels just outside of argentina's exclusive economic zone the united states launched operation southern cross to combat il

but upon trying to get up, he was accidentally hit by the knee of montreal. canadian forward cory perry, of ours will stretch it off as toronto lost to one with game. one of the 1st round of the play of taurus did manage to give the crowd a thumbs up on his way off. the ice. meanwhile in tampered with game 3 between the current stanley cup champions, the lightning and the florida panthers ran lumbered school in overtones to give the panthers a 65 when temper bay off. the 2 went up in the best of 7 series, though. that's almost 4 things for now, i'll have more again later. thank you very much for the people. we're going to be back in a couple of minutes more on all the stories i'm robotics and thanks for being listened to by ah, news, news, news, news, covert 19 has compound of the homelessness crisis and abandoned impoverished families of forcing radical jane decided to say, hey we're going to spend the human rights by claiming property left vacant by the state. the 1st thing i did was i changed my duty is to get my daughter safe. that means breaking the law that i'm willing to do that

initially there were a lot of people from montreal and new york. would start to ask me questions about what's the difference in a blue row versus a white row. white rows either have a body number or no body number, that means people were missing. blue means they survived. you have to realize, this is the table, this is the "i" in gis. and so we could take this, and we have some locations that we can map. if we have locations, we can map them. we have where they're from, where they boarded, where they were heading. so the team of ezri working with our gis online took this list from wikipedia and said let's make a map and see if we can improve the signal and reduce the noise. if you look on the bit.ly site, you'll see the second link is the fate of the "titanic" link. this is that data mapped. 47 pages. but i want you to notice, as i work with this, how much more interactive and powerful the story is because it is mapped. we can filter the distribution of passengers from first class to second class to third class. i can zoom in on a map. i can even s

from montreal, canada, emmanuelle caplette is here. so great having you, emmanuelle.novan," "brockmire" and his three decades-long run on "the simpsons." he is the host of "the jim brockmire podcast," with episodes available now please welcome back to the show hank azaria. how are you, hank? >> hello, seth nice to see you. we're both in our casual button-down shirts with sleeves rolled up. this is a dream come true really >> seth: it's not bad. i -- >> no. >> seth: i want to talk to you about how you figured out working from home. but i also enjoy talking to you about baseball and the mets. we're talking right now, the mets are above .500. i know it's early, but how are you feeling? >> well, cautious. i'm feeling cautious, seth i'm very used to getting my heart broken something usually goes terribly wrong, as we know. as jim brockmire likes to say, "the mets are the yankees of not being the yankees. [ laughter ] but right now -- well, the yankees are so bad that's actually working in the mets' favor. but i -- you know, you have a nagging feeling that the universe will

doctor finally, i read about an air france flight that traveled nearly seven hours from paris to montrealy used cooking oil. that is great if you don't mind spending seven hours knowing that you're on a plane powered by used cooking oil. it's like, only 6 hours and 49 minutes left everybody. we're almost -- we can do this we can do this yep, the cooking oil flight landed on time, but they had to wait 10 minutes under a heat lamp until someone came and picked them up [ cheers and applause we have a great show give it up for the roots everybody! [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: what a show we have for you tonight. he is a coach on "the voice" on nbc. blake shelton is here. [ cheering and applause >> jimmy: plus joining us in studio, one of our favorites, from the netflix series "pretend it's a city," fran lebowitz is here in studio [ cheers and applause and we've got music from regard, troye sivan, and tate mcrae wow! i want to get that truck that biden was at -- that ford thing. >> steve: oh, the electric truck? >> jimmy: the electric truck i've got to get it i want to get it i looked int

you would notice that there are a lot of people in first class and initially a lot of people from montreal new york and you start to maybe ask me questions about what's the difference in a blue rover suss a white row and if you look closely white rows have a body number or no body number that means people were missing, blue means they survived. the thing you have to realize this is the table, this is the eye in gis. so we could take this and we have some locations that we can map. if we have locations we can map them. we have where they're from, where they bored and where they were heading. so the team of esri working with gis online took this list from wikipedia and said, let's make a map and let's see if we can improve the signal and reduce the noise. if you look on the bentley site you will see the second link is a fate of the titanic link. this is that data mapped. 47 pages but i want you to notice as i work with this how much more interactive and powerful the story is because it is mapped. you can filter the distribution of passengers from first class to second class to third class. i

hard collision at sent him down, but upon trying to get up with accidentally hit by the knee of montreal canadians forward. cory perry bars was stretched off as toronto lost to one and was game one of the 1st round of the playoffs. for thea, however, managed to give a thumbs up for the crowd on his way off. meanwhile in tampa of game 3, between the constantly kept champing the lightning and the florida panthers. ryan lumbered scooting over time to give the panthers a 65 when saturday went up in the best of 7 series. and portuguese football coach on the villa bo, as say, is better known for gardening, chelsea and tubman from the sidelines. but earlier on friday it took the will, the media will rally championship, debut on home. soil is driving a citron in the 3rd chapter trip. the 43 year old competed in the deck already 3 years ago to the, you know, i yeah, we did. back in the 4th stage, i had an accident broke my back and. and the pain inflicted from the not finishing of actor was, was incredible. so i need to, i need to finish this one. ok, we'll leave it there for now. most for me is

who is an associate professor of medicine at mcgill university she joins us live via skype from montreal thank you very much for being with us or talk about situation in india in a moment but but i want to ask you 1st of all about your reaction to the move by the u.s. to bachata riccio waiver for intellectual property on cave in 1900 it's almost like a fish that i sent out to the universe 2 days ago we've been advocating for it for the past 2 weeks and news so so happy that president biden is considering this. we also are hope that g 7 countries can also push for that. they should join us in pushing for these favors it's extremely important because india and south africa and a host of other countries had applied for it and and were wondering whether state what the status of that application was india in particular they're less than i mean less than 5 percent of the population has received you know collation so has you see vaccination so we need to make sure that the president can start in the country so this little bit incredibly health it will inspire a lot of other companies to manufac

your mind that the british government sent 25,000 regular troops across the atlantic to capture montreal and quebec and drive the french out of canada. and of course a british navy. commanded the seas what you remember is. braddock marching his army pell mail through the forest of pennsylvania being ambushed and practically destroyed by the indians in the french saved only by the courage of the colonial troops led by george, washington. so you don't have a terribly good impression of the part that the british military played in winning this war you think more of it being a colonial victory? and since the victory has been won the future looks great. build that that dark brooding presence out there in the forest that is as laying like a shadow over your future is gone. now the french are out of america, they're not coming back as far as you're concerned the french without the indians without french help or less able to oppose colonial expansion the future looks great all the way to the mississippi. this is your world now. well across the atlantic in westminster things don't look quite that

oh, just don't come in h with a group to shannon shit to lady gog is born this way at montreal's pride festival. together the 4 kids are given the stage to be different. the and continuing our coverage for diversity day here on d w. the documentary drag case has been sparking lots of debate on the youtube channel b. w documentary in the comments section d w reporter mike. a crew is following the reactions, micah would have users been writing about this film. well, it's really amazing how differently people can react to the same stuff. you know, right from the beginning the documentary was in the even a couple of hours online. we have this huge number of comments and immediately a lot of concerns whether this is about abusing the kids or sex, realizing them, we've been seeing a lot of criticism from religious and conservative uses. and really from around globe, a lot of people are writing night club is not really a place for a kid and they are talking about stolen childhood. there is really a lot of criticism but, but of course, we have also one, the ones who are celebrating the parents