let's bring in charles st-arnaud, former economist with the bank of canada and now working for alberta central. we have talked about the idea of central bank pivots but it feels there is a possible roadmap to be watching with central banks. the idea of gearing down, you shift down and wait to see where things go from here. what was your reaction to this decision today? charles: on our side we were expecting 50 basis points. we were not expecting they would be as aggressive. for us, it was not a big surprise. we are getting to a point where we have had very big increases in policy rates since the beginning of the year in a very indebted economy. it is time for the bank of canada to take more of a wait and see approach or get more data dependent. that is what they are telling us today. kriti: one of the things that seems to be some sort of decade-long ptsd on the side of the border is the idea that in the 1970's, this is the mistake paul volcker made. they may be pulled back to soon. do you think that fear will resonate in canada? charles: the fear could be there. i think it was explaine

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it happened near banff national park in alberta, canada. a large bull elk crosses the street is not a joke crosses the street in front of one couple's car, but then stops short turns around it stares them down to come face to face with this dazzling, gonzales wisely told her partner do not look him in the eye. apparently it worked because within seconds the elk was back on his way, johnson said the elk had licked his lips and turned his head up, which are behaviors by the way, indicating the elk was alarmed. by the way it's running season for elk, so they're extra aggressive right now, just stay out of their way. they were here. 1st 1st give him some space finally, to a far less threatening and much more adorable incident, caught on camera and ontario resident caught three bears wandering through his backyard, but one of them was using the newel post on his deck stairs as a back scratcher that does look at him. look comforting getting it, isn't he it must have been some itch. the other ones are just on their way. keep going up the stairs. l

diana savva alberta. filin vesti tatarstan and now sports news alexandra ovechkin finally scored the first goal of the season. we are waiting for the details. roman good morning. ovechkin scored in the fourth game of the season against vancouver, captain washington scored a double. hockey is back, starting with football, real madrid striker karim benzema has won the world football golden ball for the first time in his career. the ballon d'or ceremony was held on monday. in the evening, in the parisian theater, a shuttle at a gala glasses became the main accessory of the french striker at the ceremony, and the trophy itself was brought to the theater in bali and the deformula-1 award benzema received from the hands of another legendary frenchman zinedine zidane karimov benzema is 34 years old and this year he was the favorite in the fight for the golden ball benzema for the fifth time won the champions league and became the champion of spain for the fourth or fourth time . at the end of the football season

>> i want to reassure our professional partners, including alberta. we have a party that will help advance reconciliation. there are very important priorities we are collaborating on. i would come back to the question at the outset, which is an important one, in the view of this government, advancing a fair buyback program that will compensate gunowners for the assault style rifles they purchased lawfully, is consistent with keeping communities safe. we will always be collaborative with provincial and territorial partners. we have a wide variety of priorities to achieve that goal. >> the last question will be mr. chiang, go ahead five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chair. thank you for joining us today. as a former police officer, i'm aware of many challenges law enforcement faces in addressing firearms trafficking and smuggling. minister, could you please tell this committee how bill c-21 will support and provide additional tools to law enforcement? >> thank you for the question, mr. chiang, the two examples i think highlight our response to organized cr

elizabeth: that was premier of alberta, canada.sound bites you just heard. >> yeah, so, liz, the purpose of a vaccine is to decrease the severity of a disease if someone gets it, that's the bottom line of the second things we found out if it decreases trans missability, that's great. the real problem is, this is what happened throughout the entire pandemic, that we had people like fauci that decided it was all about him and it was all about politics in making scientific statements that had no basis in fact. then subsequently it was extrapolated, extrapolated, where the case basically became vaccine bullying, you were shamed if you were not wearing a mask or shamed if you didn't have a vaccine. people love lost their livelihood, liz, i know people lost their lives. they lost their job, lost means of providing for a family and committed suicide. elizabeth: that is awful. >> is it it the greatest scandal any can't say that. this is a blight upon american medicine. elizabeth: it is about informed consent. give people information. >> ri

holding a giant cheeto with the orange residue on the fingers, the mayor of cheadle set it up in alberta, they chose the spot because cheadle is the word used to describe the cheesy fingertp cheesy fingertiparnd cana. it f coming up naomi watts is in with with more local headlines including weather. join us on cbs news bay area. coming up on cbs news bay area today is national coming out day and we will speak with someone who has gone through the journey and is offering advice for those going through that process. guguess what hits stands today. oh, "con pollo," the new jimmy fallon, jennifer lopez book. yes, please. get your copy. all right, here we go. let's start the show. [music playing] jacob, i'm so excited to see you. oh my god, it's so great to see everybody. all right, hello, ross mathews. joining us at the desk, you know him as peter parker's best friend. oh, and he plays a mean ukulele. everybody, it's jacob batalone. [applause] thank you so much. i mean, what is life like for you now? can you walk down a street without everybody flipping out? you know, i don't want to sound l

jon: that certainly is a help for the economy and alberta's economy.interesting when you about the housing market at the center of the financial crisis in 2008 canada's economy navigated relatively well through that. you know what canadians did because it was low interest rate environment? they took on a lot of debt and kept doing it. now we are at this point, or theo was talking about, the higher rates go right now, there are some big questions are where -- on where the economy goes from here. scarlet: and no one is in a position to -- jon: we will continue to watch the market mood. today, a little bit of weakness for stocks heading into that fed decision, which we're obviously going to be all over as we move to the midpoint of the week. the s&p 500 off .1 points at this hour. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> keeping up-to-date with news from around the world. in the surge of revelers killed citizens from at least 15 nations. confirm that from the government were also among the fatalities. countermeasures say that the majority of those killed were in their 20'

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she probably just forgot about her, both forgot where she is now in the same studio on one of the albertae guy got even my father, maybe he will understand. here is the father of izotov is unlikely. if even a shadow or even partial shade falls on his son, we will be left without work. some kind of dentistry sees on the rented area. and some who, maybe, do not need to be considered at all? okay, what options do we have to destroy that damn earring. the client told you the address. are you suggesting that the evidence be destroyed? albeit indirectly, but these are illegal actions. do you think why i entrusted you with this case, because you thought it was a trifle no, because i believe in you. you think outside the box. and then what is a lawyer? a lawyer is a swiss bank, he must put the interests of his client above his moral principles. even if he's to blame, that's it and it's top notch. lawyer balabin i believe i did not kill her, here. yes, uncle valman. well, call your father. the advice of a human rights activist as about a father is not cruel. i am now i give in the ass. oh sorry. u

the latest member state to send air defense systems to ukraine, to help keep against russia's miss alberta ashes. earlier germany said it was dispatching a missile defense system. all this follows a 2 day meeting of nato defense ministers in brussels. on the dis, package made the will shortly deliver counter drawn equipment to ukraine with a 100 or drawn jammers which can help render in the effective russian. and iranian made drums and to protect ukrainian people and critical infrastructure over the longer term, we will also help you trying to transition from sort of era to mod, done. natal equipment continues to make clear that we will not be dragged into roger's war of torsh. but we will stand by, you claim a good fight to defend itself, and we will continue to strengthen meadows, collector of the french natasha butler has more on the summit from brussels. we're, i think the mood at this nato defense ministers meeting over the past few days. has been solemn and determined, we've heard over again from the chief of nato. net. yes, dalton bugs was the u. s. defense secretary, that nato alli

i'm the great-granddaughter of anna and alberta mr. franklin's parents were their dear friends. john hope franklin was i think my great grandmother's favorite man outside of our family. the franklin library. [inaudible] so mr. franklin and i are a second generation of alliance. his family making room for mine with sacred, thoughtful basis. i would also like to note one proud of my harvard degree, i'm proud of that i'm like my great grandfather had an opportunity be to be a writer in residence. and i'm very glad to use my pwi to agree to serve. now to the matters at hand. it is a privilege of my life that i get to be a part of these conversations in this moment in history. i like to think lately this is kind of a riff on the hamilton effect the version of the effects of the world turned its back on me i wrote my way out. so i think it may wrote my way in. that feels right. i think this whole conversation comes down to a predicament of what to do with a reliable witness, of being some sort of faithful countrymen. they are not the same essential thing. with written into law and wha

we decided to look at another city, calgary, in alberta, seeing what they are doing. they came up with a whole project, a whole initiative, 10 years, $1 billion, canadian dollars, to make this happen. part of that was funding office conversions into housing. that is potentially what it could take. kristen: i think we have a photo that you shared with us, some renderings of what you are talking about, the project in calgary. as we show that, walk us through the scope of it what they have managed to complete. may be even walk us through the lessons we can draw from. >> the project is still underway. it is in the early stages, if i'm not mistaken, of actual construction. the planning has been very fast, very effective. in no small part because of the government's involving in calgary, canada. they did many things like reading a task force that would help the developer figure out how you jump through bureaucratic hurdles. very difficult to jump through when you are changing a building used from congregate office settings to individual housing, apartments, 2-3 bedrooms tha

include egypt, switzerland, and alberta, canada. all right. got to put those on list of places to visit. still to come in the next hour, they may not have won 700 million dollars. >> one lucky resident, 1 1 million dollars. we have a live report on that in the next hour. and a bay area city is now facing a lawsuit over havana, our fees on city streets. but hear why one lawyers say the city's ordinance was unlike anything that he's ever seen before. and a community prepares to mourn to teens left did at airbnb. we break down what we know of the case so far after the break. i'm karen. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. i really like the flexibility. and for me, it's one less thing to think about while traveling. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include alle

but alberta has already closed its port to all marine traffic as a precaution orleans expected to make landfall on monday. at least 7 people in haiti had died from cholera. that's according to health authorities. there they are . the country's 1st cholera related debts in 3 years. the outbreak comes as the country has been crippled by gang violence, which is called shortages of fuel and clean water. burkina faso is new military leaders of call for carmen. a televised address afterwards, the new self proclaimed leader abraham trial, re paraded to the capital one could do good. on saturday, a state of emergency was declared after to support the attack, the french embassy. they accused the french military of sheltering, the ousted president or re dominga, which france denies. ah, i've a quick check of the headlines here. this our brazil's presidential contest is headed to a run off. former president lewis nasty, a lunar to silver, one the 1st round. but he didn't get the 50 percent plus one vote needed to avoid a 2nd route. you'll face incumbent jebel sanara on october 30 q a. i know ever

ah hello, welcome to the program hashem alberta, founded in 1885. the indian national congress is one of the world's oldest political parties. it played a pivotal role in the struggle for india's freedom from britain and has govern for a large part of the both independence era. but in 2014. now, when dr. modi leather b j. b to a decisive victory and his hinder nationalist platform has gained more support since then. many have blamed congress dependence on one family, the narrow gandy political dynasty. 5 generations of the family have been passive president and it's given india 3 prime ministers. now after 2 electra routes, the centrist party has elected a former minister, monica gilles cogby as president, but his why the perceived as the gandhi families choice and critics allege, sonia gandhi and her son role, will still call the shots when have our panelists shortly. first, this report by priyanka go to aah! celebrations at the congress party headquarters in new delhi. malika. jan car gate is the 1st from outside the gandhi family to lead the part

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when the parent party right now, the most significant one is the rift that exists between resident alberta, fernandez and his vice president, dan, former resident, christina fernandez. the kirschner dos division generate lot of uncertainty about which is the way out of the parents, financial and economic crisis. money for a member quino works in a to his company will cite if he says there is no reason for anyone to be celebrating. one of the defensive effect followed, i looked it up there making my work difficult aside from the economic situation, i cannot move around the city. the taurus i have to take to the airport will lose their flight and all because these people want to celebrate something that happened 45 years ago. i argentina is in the middle of an economic crisis. inflation is close to 7 percent a month until now. the government has been unable to find a solution and only say, the government right now is focused on stabilizing the economy. i had of next year's presidential election as director regular if it's on a particular. the only objective right now is to not lose votes fro

where they should be for this year. quite their temperature. divide across the canadian prairies in alberta admins, and we've got 20 degrees. but regina and when a peg into the single digits that set front that swung through now heading toward the great lakes, but of unsettled weather, toward the desert southwest, around arizona, new mexico, including albuquerque with a hyphen 1900 degrees. and high temperature is around the u. s. gulf states in the thirty's and the suns out, for example, in houston with the high 32 degrees central america looks like there's some pretty heavy rounds of rain rolling through jamaica that eastern side of cuba on thursday . and some big storms we can track out, bubbling up around paraguay, pushing into the southeast of brazil. so we go for a closer look here. really disturbed whether anywhere from the river plate region into the southeast of brazil, including porto lake ray, with a high of $24.00 degrees c a later ah, a multibillion fill them in the street. but beyond that lit and glamour, those to survive. desperate to please their admissions, at least for the

this bank of cloud here, sliding out of alberta down across the sketch. one will continue to drive its way across the northern plains of the us, cold air coming in behind. you can see how the ice a bother generally in an orderly direction, so really will turn cold as we go through the next couple of days. 8 celsius. therefore winnipeg, there's a 15 therefore minneapolis where to weather just around the laced down across the central plains down was a deep south, some big thunder showers coming through here at 15 in minneapolis turns into 8. by the time we come to thursday at cold blast continuing, dreaming down across the other, the plains where to where the rabbits woods, the eastern seaboard, new york will grassy see some very wet weather as we head towards the weekend. but bright skies coming back in behind, a sloshy settle, still warm, and all so sunny that sunshine makes its way down into northern parts of mexico to the south of that. the remnants of julia now in the process of pulling off shore, another little system just around the boat compared che

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i t university in alberta, professor, come tomorrow before the break. we touched upon the prevailing attitudes. i'm a western elite, and it is my perception that when it comes to russia, they roughly fall within the 2 camps. both one rushes capitulation, but one camp is mindful all i am concerned about limiting the costs of achieving that goal to themselves while the other camp are represented by for example, i your secretary said anthony blink. and believe that this is something that has to be accomplished at any cost. so the distinction between the dogs and the, the hawks is not really about what they're aiming at, but rather about the cost of that policy. or am i right here or do you perhaps see a 3rd? campbell was somewhat saner and decision makers many years ago in the context of your question. so just this is to give the background even throughout, throughout the ninety's. when there was this kind of sort of the euphoria but sort of the sense that things had changed. that the co who had, as it was done there was not a sense of worrying about thing

consumer facing investments, we -- he has invested in companies from alberta to warby parker.en had some is true staying -- interesting job transitions. you came back, full time, how should we talk about your life? ben: i was operating and investing and we sold the operating company and i am a full-time. emily: you sold media in a box. talk about the media space and we will move on. there is so much disruption. and contraction there what is the future of the media business? ben: i think it is a tough market. we were very active in media and we were one of the first investors in buzzfeed and a lot of stuff that did well. we almost do no investing there. i think social media has screwed up the industry. tiktok is socking away attention in ways that we never could even imagine. the advertising industry is challenging. there are going to be winners in the digital issues, i do not think there is a lot of venture money to fund new businesses. there'll be more and more consolidation. you will see continued. emily: let us walk that out a little bit. how does that play out? where do yo

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and denmark's alberta cher peterson triumphed at the will triathlon comp event in japan. she prevailed despite choppy conditions for the ocean stream, a flat cycling section and fast. ron helped her make up ground and seal gold. let's take a reminder now off the top story, we're following for you this hour. at least 149 people have been killed in a crash in the south korean capital sold. it happened to the party hot spot where a huge crowd had gathered for hello halloween celebrations. most of the victims were in the teens and twenties. i forget you can always get d w. news on the go. just download our app from google play or from the apple app store. now this will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for breaking and you're up to date here on g w up. next sport fly looks at kenya's new gulf prodigy. i'm jared reading building. thanks so much for watching. with her again that i got tired and in the end, the time me, you are not allowed to see you anymore. we will send you back. are you familiar with this with lions, me

it is 17 feet tall and in alberta. years ago the chito's mascot says -- cheetos mascot said the orange dose on your fingers is called chito -- cheetle. when they found a town with a similar name they thought they would build this. reggie: i don't want that. drew: where is that? in the middle of a field? reggie: like private property? drew: interesting way to eat a cheeto. kumasi: it is a delicacy. drew: i saw someone eat them with chopsticks out of a bag. i was like this is weird, but it is kind of brilliant. reggie: they used to eat it like that. but was it something else? drew: i forget. i saw this at the grocery store. kumasi: you don't want the dusty fingers. drew: no, especially eating hot cheetos. amazing. i love them. kumasi: i've gone my whole life without a hot cheeto. drew: i will bring it back tomorrow. they are so good. do you like spicy food? reggie: i'm here for it. kumasi: is it really spicy? drew: if you don't like spicy food it probably is but if you like spicy food you are probably fine. kumasi: we wi

it was with $1.50 and six -- one of which was her son, alberta's. the land was a dump.it was known as's whole. think about this. you are now talking about foundation a school on a dump. that's not very encouraging, is that? i wouldn't be very excited if somebody gave me a dump, and said, okay, you can have that, is go find your school. but she was not deterred by that. once again, she pivoted. she was a nurturer. she could cultivate great things and better -- and the seed she planted are thriving even today. and less than two years, the school grew to 250 students, the move to a new location. as the school grow in 1923, out in necessity, let's be clear, she had to raise money to keep it going. in march with the cook mint of jacksonville and then became known as bathroom cook in college. founding that school was an active faith. her faith was rewarded, this was just the first time. one of the reason her school so successful was her commitment to education. she believe that student should enter to learn, and part to serve. that remains our motto today. however, how do you

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diana nasaeva alberta filin vesti tatarstan now let's talk about sports karim benzema won the most prestigious individual award in football for the first time in his career, the golden ball alexander ovechki scored the first goal of the season, and cska basketball left no chance for the newcomer of the united league in vtb all the details. at alexander abramov, he joins me sasha greetings on the right understand that the sheep is not in the first game scored a goal. yes sash good morning, indeed. ovechkin scored. i feel better on vancouver night for washington, it was the fourth game of the season. what returned, we start with football, real madrid striker karim benzema received the most valuable individual award in world football for the first time in his career, the golden ball. the karim benzim award was brought to the theater on a formula-1 balide. received from the hands of another legendary frenchman zinedine karimov benzema 34 years old and this year he was a favorite in the fight for the golden ball benzema won the champions league for the fifth time and became the champion of spain fo

the canadian city of calgary and the province of alberta, 20 centimeters of snow and parts of the city and that shield of snow is moving across the northern plains into the province of saskatchewan. regina is under a snowfall warning. you could see about 20 centimeters of stone. i think blizzard conditions on top is wall snow over the rockies in the us denver 18 degrees, like a kansas city 29. your temperatures will be coming down in the days to come off to south america. there's been some flooding near bogota in venezuela and we've got disturbed weather just off the coast of uruguay into the southeast of brazil. but it's nice and santiago de with sponsored by cat on a ways france once had a vast empire spanning several continents. but by the 1940s, the french were forced to confront reality and demands faith dependence. in the 1st part of the documentary series, al jazeera looks at how the colonial unrest grew. conflict and algeria and full scale warn indo china blood and tears french. the colonization on al jazeera ah al jazeera with ah ah ah, ah.

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the western province of alberta government leaders say they will resist the regulation.atement today the minister of justice wrote in part -- >>> $10 million. that is how much three raelts firms have to pay the district of columbia. the d.c. attorney says it is the largest civil penalty in a housing discrimination case in u.s. history. according to the a-g the firms purposely denied housing rentals to low income applicants. court documents revealed e-mail exchanges between executives from one of the agencies discussing way to keep people on federal vouchers from qualifying in rental. one read in part no couchers or section 8. cred, security, deposit et cetera in the case we have to lease to them which we should find every way out of. don't put in renovated units. jamari stone live in d.c. with the rest of this story. >> tyler, the d.c. attorney says this case sends a strong message that landlords will face serious consequences if they discriminate against people who receive housing subsidies. according to the lawsuit the three companies r, darryl management services, dar

the atlantic's tim alberta calls them bad losers.if republican voters finally realize and care that their being duped. alberta write this. the great threat is no longer machines malfunctioning or ballots being spoiled. it is the actual theft of an election. it is the brazen abuse of power that requires not only bad actors in high places, but the tacit consent of the voters who put them there. this makes for a terrifying scenario in 2024. but first, a crucial test in 2022. let's bring in former white house press secretary and msnbc political analyst robert gibbs. frank figliuzzi is back with us. first, frank, tell me how real this threat is. which we have to stop thinking about this as well, let's cross our fingers and hope for best in the midterms. i'm here to tell you the threat and risk picture has already developed. in key precincts, states, counties, from local county, state, secretary of state, they've put people in place for the express purpose of fulfilling a strategy. what's the strategy? look at steve bannon, who has said we

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