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a state of emergency has been declared in the western canadian province of alberta of to wells far as for thousands of people from the haines within 24000 feet. evaluate the headlines. one is coming up after we return to a spot for now, or the on the beginning. but i'm going to take that isn't my goal is to say that is negative, i'm going to get it. and i'm in the middle of a i hope you will do the chalet, buggy. i know with the the the hiding is my life the the the the some because i that i need the for this in me. what did this like for the, for those of movie, you know, the and the most month testing the like i said, as soon as you know the hey, as you say, i'm doing wonderful. the size is beverly is the massive. so as i select the largest allies, the bottom static, i guess i'm going to be for that positive i'm pretty sure between the door and she had the glass, she needs to be d. like do you need to panic? i honestly have, i think this is ok. i didn't even know who he meant. yeah. but yeah. listen, i'm gonna be a movie channels like me, joseph player. okay. and then beside the see

the against the walls size and places like alberta as well as british columbia. so the south of this much kula from those western parts of the us showers across the rockies. and we go to cool wind blowing down the us west coast that's going to knock temperatures down in places like san francisco to below the seasonal average. now that's not the case with eastern parts of the us temperatures in places like new york city and washington dc on the lots of fun and dry conditions to be found here. ahead of what the weather creeping in across the western parts of canada. that's going to tumble temperatures in places like toronto and chicago over the next few days. now for the south east, we've got those thunderstorms continuing to rumble for places like georgia, the carolinas, as well as florida. some of those will edge down across the bahamas in the next few days with the weather to the east of this for eastern parts of the caribbean, his span yoga and some of those islands. and we'll see the rain pick up by wednesday, routing into central parts of cuba with some of th

cooler conditions which are going to help the flight, the against the walls size and places like alberta as well as british columbia. so the south of this much cooler funnels west and pots of the us showers across the rockies. and we go to cool wind blowing down the us west coast that's going to knock temperatures down in places like san francisco to below the seasonal average . now that's not the case with eastern parts of the us temperatures in places like new york city and washington dc on the lots of fine and dry conditions to be found here. ahead of what the weather creeping in across the western parts of canada. that's going to tumble temperatures in places like toronto and chicago over the next few days. now for the south east, we've got those thunderstorms continuing to rumble for places like georgia, the carolinas, as well as florida. some of those will edge down across the bahamas in the next few days, west of weather, to the east of this for eastern pots of the caribbean hispanic chola and some of those islands. and we'll see the rain pick up by wednesday, rolling into central parts o

so nova scotia, in the east, as we can see now as well as alberta and british columbia in the west that you've experienced via wild fires this year. it's not even saw me yet. so how unusual these these yeah, thank you so much for having me. and that's a great question. i think one of the things to understand is that while far is that actually always been a part of the ecosystem that they are very natural and have existed for a long period of time. what is becoming more extreme is the interaction that it's having with unities and what the things that we value. so you're saying a wildfire are a typical part of canada, a box, but the effects on communities is becoming most of the it is this the face of these, these really most of the of fires. can they be connected to climate change in any way? yeah, that's a great question. it's really difficult for 10 points with any one wildfire. it's exact relationship to climate change, but we do know that climate change is making wildfire impacts worse. for several reasons. one of them is that it's making the wildfire sees and actually longer. as you

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just arrow keys, aside of emergency is being declared in the canadian province of alberta of to wells far as for thousands of people to flee the homes. well sorry to say more than 24000 people have been evacuated. there are 110 i to far as across the province 36 all out of control. the area is experiencing a hot dry spring. ideal conditions for sparking wild fines. representatives from through dogs. boring sides are inside the rape. if it talks along with the c, a u, and official delegates from the army in the perm ministry reference support forces, i said they would need discuss a humanitarian truce and nothing in to the conflict. hundreds of people have been killed in the fighting. the begun 3 weeks ago. let's have a lot of reports from call team, even as it's always good on the way legit continues in the capital. a suit in these army tank comes under attack in hold of 2 and fires back its positions health by the power military rapids support forces as representatives from the rivals sites meet into different talks. fighting is continuing around the presidential palace. the sudanese

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u, because the temperatures continuing to push up in places like alberta, british columbia, as well as oregon. and washington we have got heat advisories and warnings out through til monday as temperatures continue to climb. that isn't gonna help the situation with wild fires if we look at calgary for next 3 days that i'm going to come down, however, so slight relief, but still well above the seasonal average. the 21 degrees celsius on wednesday. we are expecting some winter weather to break out across the desert, south west, but the west of those storms rushing down towards the deep south. much clear a further east of this on the east coast of the us temperatures in new york city. and washington dc continued to pick up over the next few days. but you can see the heavy rain continuing across parts of texas. we could see some flooding from those storms. no rush down across the eastern areas of mexico, the rain intensifying into guatemala on monday. and some more heavy rain to come for his spun yo la through to choose today. not sure whether update the the a but the, the, the, again, you

i've also been raging in the western province at alberta for most of may. well, mike found a good, it's from thompson with his university and, but just columbia. he says, there are ways to reduce the amount of human cause. well, 5, a wells far as are common in spring. after the snow leaves much canada snow covered in winter before things green up, you have a lot dead organic material from the previous item. so it's easy for fire us to start spread. having said that this year has been very active. there are 3 things you need for a wildfire to occur, and this applies to canada. the u. k. the amazon, wherever vegetation, we call it fuel. how much do you have? what type of fuel is it? and how dry is it 2nd in the ignition people and lightning of the common causes of fire and candidates about 5050 human cause dominate in the spring, lightning dominates in the summer. 30 need hot, dry, windy weather. as i mentioned, half of the fires in canada are human cause. those are preventable, and actually the number has been going down. an area bern associated with steam costs

because the temperatures continuing to push up in places like alberta, british columbia, as well as oregon and washington we have got heat advisories and warnings out through til monday as temperatures continue to climb. that isn't gonna help the situation with wild fires if we look at calgary for next 3 days that i'm going to come down, however, so slight relief, but still well above the seasonal average. the 21 degrees celsius on wednesday. we are expecting some winter weather to break out across the desert, south west, but the west of those storms rushing down towards the deep south. much clear a further east to this on the east coast of the us temperatures in new york city. and washington dc continued to pick up over the next few days. but you can see the heavy rain continuing across parts of texas. we could see some flooding from those storms. no rush down across the eastern areas of mexico, the rain intensifying into guatemala on monday. and some more heavy rain to come for his spun your la through to choose today. not sure whether update the either the the check he is tightly contes

well as far as across the canadian province of alberta have forced more than $29000.00 peoples to free their homes. authorities have decayed, the states of emergency until thousands more. they might have to leave on short notice. strong winds. finding the flanks peace talks between the warring factions ensued on underway in saudi arabia repeated ceased. bios i've so far failed. fighting between the army and the power power military rapids support forces are entering it's 4th week a. so dense health care system is on the verge of collapse. battle between rival generals and their armed forces have seen hospitals and clinics coming under show fire. and you born twin baby, became one of the victims, sit in when the blonde hit, we were told to evacuate immediately because no one knew what might happen next session by that's making sure that we had to move to babies. but we can find an ambulance segment. one of the babies needed oxygen even though he didn't make it and died. the other twin was moved to an incubator at an on damaged hospital in under them on. but the word is not an entirely s

as you mentioned, it's pretty early in the season if we may as well this might not be that unique and somewhere like alberta, it certainly is in 1st of british columbia. and in nova scotia, how miles highers is of this magnitude, i guess. and this also means that the wildfire stephen is the leader. so it goes into september or october. and so in addition to the longer higher seasons, we're also seeing more it streams higher, easier. and it's extreme. her behavior is really challenging because it basically means that unsafe, put firefighters on the front lines fighting these errors, and we're seeing without more extreme, her behavior about issues. i mentioned, that's a really interesting time. you've just mentioned extreme 5 behavior. can anything be done? conversion has to be taken to meet the guys or, or prevent this in the future or yeah, so the, the thing that we really have to think about is mitigating the impacts of wildfire on those things that we value. and one of the efforts that we're doing that is all right. so this is really about thinking, starting at individual homes and properties, all the way

last time i saw tina turner, i had a chance to interview her as well, in edmonton, alberta, in canada or early 1986 and she brought the house down and what an amazing person she was. she had done a single with another fellow i knew, bryan adams, "it's only love" and when you saw her in concert, she was just a force, sandra, to be reckoned with. really extraordinary. >> sandra: her energy was amazing. spokesperson saying tina turner, the queen of rock and roll has died peacefully at the age of 83, after a long illness in her home in switzerland. with her, the world loses a world legend and a role model. entertainment reporter as the world reacts to the loss of tina turner. >> hi, sandra, how are you? i am devastated. i keep singing "what's love got to do with it" over and over again and i can't help but think of the movie with the same name. i had no idea when i first watched it that tina turner was a victim of domestic abuse. she is truly, truly amazing, and what she went through and what she overcame, i just, you know, she is just an absolute icon. who has broadway shows after them,

emergency has been declared in the western canadian province of alberta off the wall as far as for thousands of people from the homes. well then 24000 to being evaluated at least 105 funding across the province for 6 out of control for testers, most against violence. and so it'd be as capital build great on monday, following to my shootings last week. the violence including an attack of the primary school by 13 year old boy. this done the nation protest as a demand and the resignation. government ministers. so that's it. $21.00 east coming right up the it is 2021. withdrawal of us troops. not the end of the 20th of war in afghanistan, but as many of us to leave the country when the taliban re, to control, one group of people came the other way. chinese entrepreneurs sends out of why they to one that's what has a what a 2 way beach, which on to you can do is you just bought the country facing economic crisis, human rights consent and frequent a tax. but um groups stacy afghanistan as an on top gold mine to know that's alpha dom or too lazy. let me put yeah. i don't and i'm sure it is especially true pot report when, when a

alberta. they are not doing well. more than 100 fires burning. even into sun sets that get brighter because of that smoke. that's going to stick around the next 24, 36 hour. we have red flag warnings tomorrow, gusts from colorado springs to southwestern new mexico. that's the big picture. let's get a check closer to drew: i am meteorologist due to not with your accuweather forecast. temperatures pleasant this afternoon. accuweather forecast, get ready for warmer weather by the end of the week. >> a very special day on gma. ed sheeran is performing live coming up. look who's here. little monster. who is here. hey! like your workplace benefits... and retirement savings. with voya, considering all your financial choices together... can help you be better prepared for unexpected events. for a brighter financial future. thanks. ahh, pretzel and mustard... another great combo. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. >> what's so special about the month of may? tell them robin. >> may is walking month. we're going to get them walking. >> scan

well. so the heat has started to fade away for canada is alberta province. that's the good news, but winds have still been a factor. and look, the rain is falling one problem in silver and british columbia, which is also dealing with wildfires. but certainly we could use some of that rain and alberta and the monsoons starting to pick up for the us southwest. so we've got rain in the forecasts for this part of the world. that's it. and see you soon. a of the to the journey of almost 10 years in which to shake, hama, to ward for translation and international understanding has become the most important translation award from to the arabic language in the wild be awarded. announce, is that the nomination periods, the 2023 starts from the 1st of march to the 31st of july. applications are accepted through the awards official website at w w, w dot h t, a dot q a the, [000:00:00;00] the you're watching, you'll just hear a reminder of our top story is the salad, the head of it grows military headphones that his forces will act fairly as process to and violence presi

c well, well, the down below the, the, the, i'm looking at small alberta is deka and how is confronted by another body. the bottle can't efficiencies. it only has gotten back to show me nipple platforms using a prove like how many de one is dissing and legally, you know, what is the somebody's on 11 out of my to the whole, the destroying out of the ration. but of the and also our equipment being and they really aggressive therefore, but a, i'm nationwide, they come from china and turkey. i'm not a typical, i'm the out of mind. there are also jennings and other white people. how many unit guy, lake city is. wayne must have that and seeing about the website, the few of fish means less food for the local population. and there are also restrictions on exports to gambia guinea and other neighboring countries. and those working in processing fish remains and to feed are affected as well as the work we have here. listening to listening, we process all parts of the fish. and so everything else sounds again, calling to say on the from the smoke fish point of view when we get to the fish meal ge

well. so the heat has started say the way for canada is alberta province. that's the good news. but winds have still been a factor. and look, the rain is falling one problem in silver and british columbia, which is also dealing with wildfire as, but certainly we could use some of that rain and alberta and the monsoons starting to pick up for the us southwest. so we've got rain in the forecasts for this part of the world. that's it and see soon the land of the free america has never been a real democracy. the black people never experience democracy may be excludes divisions and struggles in america's electro system. aside for and against equal representation, and the democratic process is the country that's learning how to be a democracy, but it's not there yet. one person, one vote on al jazeera, the of the fucking back or mind about top storage sign is present, changing. paying is hosting a summit with the leaders of 5 central asian nations. it coincides with a g 7 meeting of advanced economy is being held in japan. the head of ecuador submitted, sri has one that says, forces w

well, let's turn to some developing news from canada now and the canadian province of alberta has declare's in edmonton, the capital of alberta. just update us on the situation for people having to evacuate, julia.— evacuate, julia. yeah, as you mentioned. _ evacuate, julia. yeah, as you mentioned, tens _ evacuate, julia. yeah, as you mentioned, tens of - evacuate, julia. yeah, as you | mentioned, tens of thousands evacuate, julia. yeah, as you - mentioned, tens of thousands of evacuees that we're seeing in this province right now, more than 24,000 people have been told to leave their homes. another 5,000 people have been told to be ready to go at a moment's notice. a lot of these people are living in small hamlets, small villages, but what we have seen in the last few days is that bigger communities, largertowns, few days is that bigger communities, larger towns, are being told they have to evacuate. so it started off with towns of about 3,000 people, now we're seeing towns of 7,000, people, now we're seeing towns of7,000, 8,000 people, told that they need to leave right away and so an e

well, time now, if we look at your tuesday weather. fix 100. wildfires burning in alberta, canada has been blocking out the sun temperatures in the eighties are making the firefighting effort more difficult. more than 1500 square miles have now been burned. meanwhile back here in the u. s parts of texas in the south east or expecting rain today through friday, areas around houston could see more than half a foot of rain and checking today's high temperatures mid eighties across the southeast sixties along the west coast and sixties in the northeast as well. nearly a dozen states want to crack down on gas stoves, citing public health concerns, but first a woman enjoying a lazy day on this river faces off with an alligator and the woman who wrote a book on dealing with grief after her husband's death is now charged with his murder, but police have r album as he sets out on his north american tour on g m. a back now, and you have got to see this video a lazy float on this river in northern florida, turning frightening. a woman came within feet of a large alligator before safe

well, sir helene, so our, our time for associate professor assemble, met any at universities who specializes in turkish foreign policy and use of alberta is a cold list for tech. yeah. guns that answer a retired technician, connell, welcome to all of you. hello. let's get to you 1st, what surprises k miles have best selection for you to? well, for the 1st time, actually we just called this a kind of weird to me, although and you, oh menu folks are talking about the wrong journals. the kind of balance in between the 2 leaders and we aren't going to the seconds wrong. but at the same time, when i consider the huge amount of and choose is i'm am on the position part to a position and lines that say, well actually we can still poke them all that kind of freak 3 on the, on the side. regarding the 2nd wrong, well, it's difficult, it's will be in the code difficult in a very times 2 weeks. i handle fos and we have to be all have to be very careful in order not to increase the tension. i'm on the talk to society because what we are talking, no, not only about economy as bill clinton called in the early ninety's. he said it's going to be stupid

the blazes in the province of alberta have spread to neighboring british columbia ends, the scotch, one, thousands of canadian firefighters of already being cold and well to northern italy. now where at least 9 people have died and many others are missing in severe flooding. thousands of people have fled their homes and hundreds of firefighters are helping with rescue efforts. authorities are warning. there may be worse to come. as extreme rains continue, or a dramatic rescue. as a pregnant woman is pulled from her home, the 2 days of differential rainfall has devastated parts of northern italy, causing flash flooding. the truck. both humans and animals are like that said, let me get the average. there's been $200.00 millimeters of rain falls in 36 hours, but in some areas say it hasn't even reached $500.00 millimeters that will coordinate 0 on it. that's half the average annual rainfall for this part of italy. months of drought had proceeded this reducing the capacity of the land to absorb water and worsening. the impact of the floods of the authorities have registered more than 200 line slides and more than 20 rivers that burst their banks. here and

well, the down below the need. i don't know the, i'm looking at small alberta is deka and how is confronted by another body. the bottle can't efficiency. it only has gotten back to show me nipple flash on shipping. i approve the day one is dissing and legally, you know, what is the somebody's on 11 out of my for the whole day it is drawing out of a ration, but at the end also our equipment being and they really aggressive therefore by the way, i'm nationwide they come from china and turkey. i'm not a typical. i'm the out of mind. there are also jennings and other white people. how many, you know, like i like city is wayne must have. i'm seeing about the website. the few fish means less food for the local population, and they're also restrictions on exports to gambia guinea and other neighboring countries. and those working in processing fish remains and to feed are affected as well. as the only work we have here. listening and listening, we process will pops up the fish and so everything else. so again, calling from the smoke, fish wouldn't be only due to the fish meal getting new, leaky that we export to v

alberta and british columbia. the smoke has been drifting down into the dakotas as well as the great lakes region.or the northern half of minnesota. and relief may be hard to come by as scorching hot temperatures continue to fuel those fires. and if you feel like it's been getting warmer earlier in the year, a brand new report from climate experts says you're right, and it's only going to get worse. the world meteorological organization is warning that global temperatures over the next five years will almost certainly become the warmest ever recorded. joining me now is msnbc meteorologist angie lassman. walk us through this new report and what it means for all of us. >> there's a couple of different facets of this report. for the first time ever we are more likely than not to reach that 1.5 degree celsius warming benchmark. we've heard the number on and on again. this is one of those numbers we have tried to engrain in people's brains, we do not want to reach that. we are expected to reach that for a short-term in 2027. that's a really important piece. this isn't the long-term permanent threshold

well as along the coastline. now as we turn to our climate in crisis, we will take you just to our north to the province of albertaw under a state of emergency. there's about a hundred wildfires continue to rage. more than 29,000 people have been evacuated as nearly a million acres have burned and the sky turned orange over the weekend. that looks like such a familiar sight in alberta and the smoke drifted across the country into the eastern u.s. and into new england with residents posting their pictures of hazy skies on social media. as for the forecast, alberta has had temperatures near 90 degrees in the forecast for this week with very little rainfall and more extreme wildfire behavior. so canada's wildfire season goes from april to october and it peaks in july and it's off to a bad start and in most recent history we've seen 2.5 million acres burn each year and as fires get hotter and also see what experts say about the upcoming wildfire season in california and it's on our website on nbc bay area.com on our climate in crisis campaign. >> thank you. we are inching toward football season and for all 32 teams. w

whole test on record and out of control, well, 5 so forth. tens of thousands of people from the homes in western canada. a state of emergency is in place and alberta, provence carlock as the of these 5 fighters in western canada. this is a daunting and potentially deadly situation. raging wild fires found by strong winds, with more than a 100 burning across alberta. the province's top official has declared a state of emergency. this is not a step that we took lightly, but it's one that will allow the quickest and most effective response. visiting one of the worst effected areas, she says the situation is unprecedented and i wanted it was fall from over. it could last a long time. we weeks if, if not months of the fire officer was just telling me that they had similar because of the piece oil. they had a similar fire that took over a year to extinguish. after a week of record heat across the western canada officials say persistently dry weather is to blame for the fires, the temperature and the wind combined with the lack of precipitation this year really created this mix. so that created the extreme virus that we entered a fire band a week before

well, sir, how leaves are our town associate professor assemble met any at universities who specializes in turkish foreign policy and use of alberta is a cold list for tech yet guides that answer, a retired technician, connell. i would welcome to own of you, helen. let's get to you 1st. what surprises came out of this selection for you to well, for the 1st time, actually, we should call this a kind of weight to me, although you oh menu 1st are talking about the room. don't know the kind of balance in between the 2 leaders and we are going to the 2nd the wrong. but at the same time, when i consider the huge amount of and choose is i'm on the opposition party, a position in line and say, well actually we can still talk about the kind of freak 3 on the on side regarding the 2nd wrong. well, it's difficult, it's will be a difficult, difficult in a very times 2 weeks. i handle fos and we have to be all have to be very careful in order not to increase the tension. i'm on talk to society because what we are talking not only about economy as through clinton, cold in the early ninety's, he said it's going to be stupid, but actually, this t

alberta off to wald 5. as far as moving 24000 people to leave the homes. as of the headlines as get to you back about out to 0. well, the the well, i mean, miles yeah. let him know just on a level in his, on a blue and then you'll, you'll be fair to see me mom to go to load. i've been to go with the woman as little avenue, it's designed to live local. there's a level of them. now what i've been, and i'm from the office cities, almost finished up in the animals and its 8th of the way from you to the near to get the play. and it says on the side of the balance to be your, of your interest. and that is that to say, to say the face sound the same, the same uh cuz that image sort of stuff on is nearby and i'm to learn what what do i need to include room to go to them? and if i'm lucky as the way to design level, the tools they need to, they need out, i've really been getting low. you have just design level, let me know what i've been. then you know, they need to. i know you've been great if you're in as i move, and would you like you to, you know, they, their stuff. so we'll knock 50 to be softly and this is horrible. o

alberta and snow melt. that's cool. some flooding in british columbia. now what and when to weather has also crept into the west coast of the us dropping temperatures in places like seattle, as well as san francisco and los angeles, california. it will start to work its way across the northern chains, leaving behind much dry conditions in the south west, but also a critical while fi. a warning that remains very much west of eastern parts of the us. most of us storms rushing out for texas as we go into choose a and some rain moving into eastern coastal areas such as new york city and washington d. c. temperatures are down here. so this time of year. how much does, however, on the up across central america, we've got a heat wave touching into guatemala, i think old way down to panama, with temperatures continuing to rise for the likes of costa rica into choose day west or whether to be found to the east of this but a desktop to dry up in houston yoga, by the time we get to choose day, some of those thunder storms. however, still in havana, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the other day you're watching out 0, her mind about top story is this, and the leak is very to, to

alberta, saskatchewan, northwest territories. and now most recently, parts of new brunswick and nova scotia, and this the intensity different as well notice. so, you know, there are 3 things you need for a wildfire to occur, and this applies to canada. the u. k. the amazon, wherever vegetation we call it fuel. how much do you have? what type of fuel is it? and how dry is it 2nd, in the ignition people in whitening of the common causes of fire and candidates about 5050 human cause dominate in the spring, lightning dominates in the summer. 30 need hot, dry, windy weather and you get all 3. you get welfare. now we are seeing more extreme weather occurring in canada and throughout the world because of climate change, leading to more intense wildfires which are difficult to impossible to extinguish. and what sort of measures would, how would we be using these effects so many who say that the phones you might not be able necessary to prevent the funds, but could you could have less than the impact of them. and in some ways as well. the best way is to prevent them happening because as i mentioned, half the fires in canada or human cause,

well. >> patterson opened fire in the waiting room of a hospital. >>> more than 100 wildfires are burning in western canada where the state of emergency declared across the province of alberta. more than 24,000 people have been forced from their homes. alberta has been experiencing a hot, dry spring which has contributed to the outbreaks. officials say dozens of the fires have remained as outbreaks. weather has triggered a faster snow melt for floods in neighboring british columbia. so far no reports of any deaths. >>> all right. still ahead, king charles has been crowned but the celebrations continue today with the likes of lionel ritchie and katy perry. live outside of buckingham palace with all the details. stay with us. moderate-to-severe eczema. it doesn't care if you have a date,... ...a day off,... ...or a double shift. make your move andet out in front of eczema... with steroid-free cibinqo. not an injection,... cibinqo is a once-daily pill for those who didn't respond to past treatments. and it's proven to help provide clearer skin and relieve itch fast. cibinqo continuously treats eczema whether you're flaring or not. cibinqo can lower your ability to fight infect

alberta and snow melt. that's cool. some flooding in british columbia. now what? and when to weather has also crept into the west coast of the us dropping temperatures in places like seattle, as well as san francisco and los angeles, california. it will start to work its way across the northern plains, leaving behind much dry conditions in the south west, but also a critical while fi. a warning that remains the much west of eastern parts of the us. most of us storms rushing on the texas as we go into choose a and some rain moving into eastern coastal areas such as new york city and washington dc. temperatures are down here so this time of year. how much does, however, on the up across central america, we've got a heat wave touching into guatemala, actually all the way down to panama, with temperatures continuing to rise for the likes of costa rica into choose day west. so whether to be found to the east of this, but a desktop to dry up in houston yoga, by the time we get to choose day, some of those thunderstorms. however, still in havana the, when the tell about took control of that kind of standing august 2021. it's spot a methics and especially to pop before 101 east makes the

alberta and given a new name. >> my name was number 65 for all those year 65, pick up that up, stupid. or 65, why didyes old to be cal? >> wellwhere the trauma begins. not just the physical abuse. psychological abuse. spiritual abuse. and worst of all, sexual abuse. >> you were sexually abused? >> yes. i think that's where my anger began as a young boy. >> chief little child says he was able to take some of that anger out on the school's hockey rink. he won a scholarship to university and graduated. eventually going on to a distinguished career in law. but his story is the exception. >> they didn't kill my spirit. so i'm still cree. i'm still who i am. i'm not 65. my name is -- so they didn't kill my spirit. >> in 2008, after thousands of school survivors filed lawsuits, the canadian government formally apologizedts it also set up a $1.9 billion compensation fund and established a truth and reconciliation commission chief little child helped lead.. >> and he put me under water, slapping me and hitting me, slapping me and hitting me and punching me and punching me and holding me under water. pulling my hair. and i thought, god

temperatures as well as some scattered rain allowed firefighters to reach some of the wildfires that have been out of their reach. conditions are expected to get better in southern and central albertan the coming days. up in the north. firefighters will still be challenged. the number of fentanyl deaths in young children are up almost 3000% in the past 10 years, according to a new report from the journal of american meat medal. listen pediatric edition. it found that 1550 children died from fentanyl in 2021. that's about 30 times the number of kids who died from fentanyl overdoses in 2013. doctors want more drug education in public schools. i'm shocked. i am absolutely appalled. and i'm horrified to see the kind of data that is now nationally available. some of the experts point out many fentanyl deaths among young children happened because drugs are unsecured within the home. the pandemic continues to change the educational experience for students from kindergarten to high school and beyond. many older students are wondering if they should submit college admission test scores to the schools. they want to go to more than 1700, universities and colleges temporarily stopped requiring

alberta mountain, because florida is one of the main and key states too . it just rained there in 2004. zhor again. bush means defeating the same kerry because in texas pouring just incredible rain. well the situation on turkey, then on sunday there will be an anticyclone there now a cyclone rains, inclement weather, tomorrow it will gradually improve. well, on the day i chose it will be perfect, the sun. the weather is a million per million in the north of the country plus 20 in the south plus 25 in my opinion. this situation, probably, will give a little bit, percentages or some hundredths. i don't know, tenth percent of erdogan, because, well, if i'm not mistaken, his main audience is these are people who live in rural areas. they are more adapted to changing environments. but, and the good weather, for sure, what will lead them? for elective points, well, white collars always use excellent weather, where to ride, but the yacht to relax somewhere in nature, and so on and so forth. that is , in this sense, i would still take into account the pursuit factor, probably, the way it is, but polls. uh, in general, the thing is so relative in turkey, all the more so for its organizations t