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she is a law student, the university of british columbia, as well as a journalist and podcast has, thanks for doing us me la. you know, the attacks on freedom speech are happening globally. just recently, new zealand prime minister, just send out dern, gave a speech at the un calling for greater regulation of a freedom of speech. even referring at one point to certain forms of speech as weapons of war. what about that? can free speech actually be a weapon of war? and even if it is, do we have a right to regulate and censor it? who exactly has that right to government? well yeah, i found that to be a bit ironic with the use of the term war because what seems to happen and said, is that when there is critics of war or credit for certain policies in the war, it's not the speech that's necessarily the weapon of violence here, the violence is making punishing not speech or punishing the speech of critics of war. and you see even for instance, somebody may propose like, you know, i must makes his peace proposal on twitter. and suddenly, you know, he gets dragged through the mud and you know, pe

what journalists podcast, her in law student at the university of british columbia. mila, or, i, me, let's go back to basics within definitions. what exactly is free speech, and is it a basic human right? so free speech is enshrined as a right in a lot of countries. and i think there's a good reason for that. so in canada and the u. s, for instance, we have assurances in your constitution and our charter that gives us sort of promised certainty where we can speak freely without legal sanction. and i think that's something important to guarantee to our citizens. but i don't think that the right to free speech is simply and negative rights against governments. so day to day, the power that most people encounter is not the power of the government. it's the power that of their livelihoods, through people like employers, just through the market and their colleague. so to me, genuine free speech is not simply this right that you hold against the government. it's the protection against all sources of power in your life. where an opinion is not going to cost you your livelihood. and this is

thousands of people will die in 2022 due to drug use in british columbia, canada. 2,272 people reported the effects of drug use last year, and this statistic means that on average, in 2022 , 189 people will die every month, that is, approximately 6 people every day. 30 people arrived and 20 people disappeared most of madagascar's capital has been submerged under water and there has been a lot of damage. 37 thousand people have lost their homes. among other measures, the palestinian citizens were forced to borrow olive trees from their agricultural lands in the black area in the south of the west bank . they kicked out the method of taking out and preventing people from entering the land. the army of the occupying regime announced that these lands have been confiscated and the owners have the right to go to the land. this is our land. they will not leave it. they say that it is forbidden to plant crops on these lands. this is a military zone. since the beginning of the occupation of the palestinian territories in 1948, the zionist regime uprooted more than two million olive trees and lef

she is a law student, the university of british columbia, as well as a journalist and podcast has thanks for joining us, neela. you know, the attacks on freedom of speech are happening globally. just recently, new zealand prime minister, just send out durn, gave a speech at the un calling for greater regulation of freedom of speech. even referring at one point to certain forms of speech as weapons of war. what about that? can free speech actually be a weapon of war? and even if it is, do we have a right to regulate and censor it? who exactly has that right? the government? well yeah, i found not to be a bit ironic with the use of the term war because what seems to happen inside is that when there is critics of war or critics certain policies in the war, it's not the speech that's necessarily.

we were the fruit basket for all of british columbia until they irrigated the okanagan. (sophie fouron) it has to be the most beautiful view of salt spring island. (marcel mercier) oh yes, salt spring island but also the gulf islands. this valley that we're looking at, burgoyne valley, is probably one of the largest valleys of all the gulf islands. and the orientation here is just perfect for grapes. this is actually one of the original farms so you can see why the pioneers, the original settlers, the original european settlers who came here, they also would look for the best land. - agriculture and farming were always very important here. it was key to survival in the island? - oh yes, it was the main way people lived, the people lived, they farmed the land and that's how they lived. (sophie fouron) marcel, how did farming evolve in the last century on salt spring? (marcel mercier) farming was very big. they had larger farms until about the mid 1950's. and then the larger farms became much more competitive. and their main market in vancouver was a very important market

northwest, we are going to see some wet at times, winter weather, also affecting a good part of british columbia. so much whether to enter the caribbean, but not too much. it is largely fine answer i with plenty of sunshine, just the od shower over to ward. sir hispaniola, maybe into puerto rico, one or 2 showers still very much in the offing. there towards the western side of the caribbean, their showers just picking up a little and turning much wetter. the sullen mexico. ah. african story from african perspective. if conditions do you like to watch cuz you with. ready short documentaries, from african filmmakers for quino fossil ed. it's really important to teach because it comes in to something that i can be proud of the pain tip and she hand africa direct on algebra. lou. oh you watching houses there remind if i top stories this ally a funeral has been held in memphis for tara nichols who died after being beaten by police officers 3 weeks ago. somebody was joined by the us vice president and civil rights activists. israel has conducted as strikes on the gaza strip, according to a statement f

still flew to america, their remnants are still found in 2014 in the forest on the territory of british columbiaanese bomb was defused, which was then 70 years old 500 aircraft. they were looking for these aircraft in the last years of the war, but only two of them were shot down over the territory, the united states true, and the effectiveness of these raids was zero, although victim. there was a single incident, though , in may 1945 in oregon. pasteur and his family stopped by one such fallen ball. the children ran up to him and there was an explosion. the whole family, including five children, died. let's talk about interesting ups and downs with our good friend andrey ivanovich denisov, an expert on chinese customs, andrey ivanovich hello , we won't talk about the ball itself. but i have a more general question for you, to what extent the chinese political tradition provides for this practice. sending cunning signals such indirect noct signals and hmm uh, and why is this being done? as for the ball - this is a signal here, rather without cunning than cunning, but you know, yes, indeed the ba

northwest, we are going to see some wet atoms, wintery weather, also affecting a good part of british columbia. so much whether to enter the caribbean, but not too much. it is largely fine. answer i with plenty of sunshine, just the od shower over to ward. sir hispaniola may be into puerto rico, one or 2 shower still way, much in the offing there. over towards the western side of the caribbean, there shall just picking up a little and turning much wetter. the sullen mexico ah, with the the 1970s was a pivotal time the cinema on theater in the middle east and north africa. back to be there. in the 2nd of a 2 part series al jazeera world meets the creative risk takers who broke new ground for censorship, and developed their own voices. the seventy's in the arab world stage and screen on al jazeera ah ah, you're watching l. j 0 reminder of our top stories, the salad. the funeral has been held in memphis for tyree nichols who died after being beaten by police officers 3 weeks ago. his family was joined by the us vice president and civil rights activists. the f b. i has found no classified document

forty-five , some were still flying to america, their remains are still found in 2014 in a forest in british columbiaapanese bomb was defused, which was then 70 years old more than 500 aircraft. they were looking for these aircraft in the last years of the war, but only two of them were shot down over the territory, the united states. true, and the effectiveness of these raids was zero, although the victim. still, there was only one incident in may 45 in oregon, a pastor with his family stopped by one such fallen ball. children ran up to him and an explosion thundered. the whole family, including five children, died. let's talk about interesting ups and downs with our good friend andrey ivanovich denisov , an expert on chinese customs, andrey ivanovich hello, we won't talk about the ball itself. but i have a more general question for you, to what extent does the chinese political tradition provide for this practice of sending cunning signals such indirect noct and hmm and why is this done? as for the ball, here the signal is more ingenuous than cunning, but you know yes, indeed, the ball is already s

air dropping down from british columbia. may try to bring snow levels down just to our east. close to 3,000 feet, and another week. that tends to be good for snow but isn't big on rain totals. through the week we'll see night time temperatures not quite as cold. warmest day of the week thursday. rebounding to the upper 60s to near 70 for a day. then cooler. showers for the weekend. not a washout. not any heavy rain. this will continue to bring more snow at times to the sierra. we've had a snow pack which has been super sized. we'll take a closer look tonight. >> you were up in tahoe last week. you were loving it. why didn't you take us. >> you were there for a conference? >> we were working most of the time. >> you said that with a smile. thanks. >>> coming up two people arrested after plotting to take out the power grid of a big city. the reason why police s (steveayn) every time i come to see caremore, they go above and beyond to take care of me. i feel a lot better now. i'm taking medication for what i should have been taking years ago. (vo) call the number on your screen

the wintry and wet weather, confined to british columbia in western canada. now those quite conditions spread from the southwest into much of mexico, just some showers, evicting southern areas. here. argy quiet for much of the caribbean and the rest of central america. we find a wet a weather down in south america, those thunderstorms continuing to plague coastal areas of brazil that he's going to spread from chile and argentina into southern areas of brazil. we've got warnings out. the temperature in puerto allegro hovering close to 35 degrees celsius. ah oh a ah ah ah, you're watching, i'll just hear armando about top stories, tens of thousands of search and rescue personnel working into care and syria to free survivors trapped on to rubble on mondays earthquakes. at least 7200 people have been killed across both countries. thousands more are injured. serious foreign ministers urge european countries to send his country aid off the earthquakes despite western sanctions. aid organizations say monitoring crisis is emerging in a country already struggling. 12

and, there are countries in the world that -- like the fraser institute out of british columbia, raised more economically free like the united states. like canada, new zealand, the netherlands, denmark that also provide universal, paid family leave. in countries that are not as wealthy as the united states that have more economic freedom, there are more free markets in the united states can provide more paid family and medical leave, the united states can do so, as well. thank you for your time. guest: thank you. it is true we are the only industrialized country, one of the only countries in the world that does not have a government program. we are the only country in the world that has a growing private sector program that provides the more flexible responses that can work -- meet workers needs in the time they need them. that is my fear here. you get to a government program, it is not going to be able to meet workers needs when they need them, the amount of money they need them in order to continue supporting their families. i will know as you are commenting on the other caller, i am

and snow moving into western areas of canada, british columbia, feeling that wintery mixed. but for that west coast, largely clear that bound of rain, remaining off shore, unlikely to bring those conditions to california. so very clear picture, honest launching care across much of central america and the caribbean. just a few showers here and there for the wet weather, we have to go to northern areas of south america. we are expecting some heavy falls for ecuador that to weather update. awe inspiring stories from around the world. i will not only with human life in its last one. this feels like the presentation of what i want people to remember me by groundbreaking fumes from award winning filmmakers. ah, with this on a j 0. lou . ah, what about kill triology? 0 with me. the whole rahman in dough hall, reminder of all top news stories, millions of people into kia and syria are in desperate need of essential supplies flowing to devastating earthquakes. last week, the united nation says navy $9000000.00 syrians have been effected and has appealed for navy, $400000000.00 and ai

and snow moving into western areas of canada, british columbia, feeling that wintery mix. but for that west coast, largely clear that band of rain, remaining offshore, unlikely to bring those conditions to california. so a very clear picture on is lot you care across much of central america and the caribbean, just a few showers here and therefore the wet to weather. we have to go to northern areas of south america. we are expecting some heavy falls for ecuador, that to weather update. ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, we'll get back of her. come on about top stories here. this alley, the united nations says $99000000.00 syrians have been affected and has appeal for $400000000.00 in 8, dozens of 8 organizations on the ground. they have called a better axis and a massive skate up in assistance. turkey as president says last week's pop on earthquakes were as big as atomic bombs. russia typo m, has defended his decision making. after his government was accused of being slow to respond and hardy heiress and rescuer, because continued to find some survivors in turkey. in the l

it is looking largely clear for that west coast, from snow dribbling into the british columbia in western canada. largely off sure, the rain remains. we could see that however, some of that trickling in san francisco over the next few days, but a largely quiet story for that southwest corner utter a bit of a wintry blast blew through. now it is looking largely quiet for much of mexico. the tail end of that storm system, however, locking the temperature down in mexico city by friday, wet weather, creeping into more eastern areas for the south. it is business as usual, in particular for panama city. if we look at the 3 day here, a chance of rain on saturday, but temperatures very steady. ah, african stories from african perspective, short documentary from i can still make it from ivory coast, just a bus, a new thing from home, and south africa, seeing if i can change. and it shows me that i am actually tracking and fire with africa direct on al jazeera lou. ah, welcome back. you're watching. i was there with me. the whole rom, linda hall, a reminder of all top new stories. it's been 10 days

well i don't know though you know the way that it's going in british they're british columbia, they're a decriminalise possession hard drugs. and possession of hard drugs. and he said officers handing out said police officers handing out cards information on how cards with information on how you access help. i don't you could access help. i don't think that will work as much as i understand the concept here, let's just compare to let's just compare it to smoking, which is nowhere near as woman time was as addictive. woman time i was not certainly not hard drug the packets pictures on the packets have pictures on the side tell it's for side of it tell me it's bad for you and the idea of getting you and so the idea of getting a piece a drug and piece of paper and a drug and the so is this going to be the wins so is this going to be implemented because they're literally going to go around handing leaflets, seeing handing out leaflets, seeing someone alley, someone shooting in an alley, and they'll up and have you and they'll go up and have you considered this and hand them a pamphlet yeah

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watch the location of this next storm dropping out of alaska and british columbia as it has the canadianditioning attached to t that's going to drop snow level again. high temperature also briefly come up a little bit thursday and friday and then we'll be talking about this next weekend. definitely plan some time for the morning commute tomorrow. and it looks more like even tuesday morning's commute will be the next band of rain and wind and snow levels down to 2,000 to 3,000 feet as well. pretty high impact for your morning commute. two best days to get outside and enjoy those, quote, warm upper 50s. >> what a wild winter we're having. >> it is. >> and we're in march now. >> you typically don't see high-producing snow events like that. >>> up next, a celebration of black heritage in the bay area. we'll take tout sixth annual black joy parade. get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. ♪ ♪ >>> organizers said rain or shine, there would be a celebration on the streets of downtown oakland today. >> and true to their word, the black joy parad

he left before authorities knew he was wanted in british columbia for allegedly stealing that very yacht. police eventually caught up with him and he was taken into custody. >> meanwhile, a train continues to burn in ohio tonight after it derailed near the pennsylvania state line on friday about 50 cars derailed sparking this massive fire. you can see the video there. no injuries have been reported. some local meteorologists, though, say the blaze was so large. those billows of smoke were visible on their weather. radars. environmental authorities are now watching the air quality very closely because some of the burning rail cars were carrying hazardous materials. the ntsb, meanwhile, has launched an investigation to figure out what caused the crash. >> video from new york city showing a frozen found. there it is. this was the scene in bryant park yesterday when wind chills hit negative 40 degrees in some parts of new york. i mean, it's it's picturesque been, you pretty and look at the are now well now imagine suffering throw the news through those very frigid conditions without any heat

pastor a three-year pilot program, as all of your stuff is happening, just began in british columbiarosecuting people for carrying small amounts of heroin, meth, ecstasy or crack cocaine as part of this effort to fight off what they say is the drug overdose crisis. pastor the canadian government punished a church basically church attendance during covid but now we're legalizing heroin and other drugs? that's a smart decision? >> of course, everything is upside down. but that's what you get when you have communism, fascism and socialism, hybrid combined together. and don't kid yourself, we are being attacked left and right. freedom of religion has to go first. because one of the gods of today, they don't like competition. so a person like me that would say to 'em this, hey, there is a living god, be wear, he's coming to judge the living and the dead has become a trend to them and they are making me an example out of all the people they have chosen a pastor to fight with. i think they're going to have an experience that's the red sea experience. >> laura: pastor thank you so much and g

ashley: british columbia up north of the border, it's not legalizing drugs but the province says no onears and older will be charged if caught in possession of 2.5 grams of certain illegal drugs including heroin, fentanyl, meth and ecstasy for personal use. authorities say making the offenses criminal actually drives people to use alone and using alone can be fatal. the theory is de-criminalizing people that use drugs breaks down the fear and shame associated with substance use and ensures they feel safer reaching out for life saving support. by the way, at least 2272 people died of an overdose just in that province last year while another 2300 people died in 2021. so it's a pilot program, a new approach. we'll see how it works out. stu. stuart: ashley, thank you very much indeed. this is the time when we take a look at all the dow 30 stocks and get a sense of the market. you're looking at the dow right now so it's not a sense of the overall market, it's just the dow 30 stocks. even split, winners and losers. the dow itself is down one-third of 1% but look at the nasdaq, bottom right ha

and snow moving into western areas of canada, british columbia, feeling that wintery mix. but for that west coast, largely clear that band of rain, remaining offshore, unlikely to bring those conditions to california. so a very clear picture on is lot you care across much of central america and the caribbean, just a few showers here and therefore the wet to weather. we have to go to northern areas of south america. we are expecting some heavy falls for ecuador, that to weather update. ah, ah, jesse with rushes in ukraine has dominated, will use for the past 12 months. devastating for those in the line of 4 or directly impacts. and it has strengthened global alliances and deepens, divisions with far reaching effects on the lives of millions. people wells wide in a week could special coverage. al jazeera explores every aspect of the conflict, the human, the political, and the economic and the possibilities of resolution. ukraine war one year on on algebra ah.

it turns out he is a canadian who is wanted by police in victoria, british columbia on several charges harassment and it turned out he stole the yacht he rolled. he was also the guy who two days earlier was caught on surveillance camera leaving a dead fish on the porch of a house where the goonies movie was filmed. police searched for him and found him in a warming shelter for homeless people. now he is in the northwest detention center run by immigration and customs enforcement. in a boat load of trouble for a weird couple of days. >> bill: a lot going on, didn't he? my gosh. dan springer, thank you in seattle. thanks. >> dana: the family of one of the idaho murder victims appealing a gag order take restricts them from speaking to the media. how that could affect the case moving forward. plus new video from the border as authorities work round the clock to stop human smugglers, a dramatic takedown caught on camera. [sirens] it means serving veterans is what we do. it means if you need cash, you get more at newday by borrowing up to 100% of your home's value, not just 80%. it means new

we are going to see some wet atoms, wintery weather, also affecting a good part of a british columbia. so might weather to enter the cara bieber. not too much, it is lottie. fine answer, i, with plenty of sunshine, just the od sharon towards sir hispaniola may be to puerto rico, one or 2 shower, still lay much in the offing. their eye, which was the western side of the caribbean, the showers just picking up a little and turning much wetter. the sullen mexico ah with ah, al jazeera, with a final emotional farewell for 29 year old tyree nichols beaten to death.

that's according to scientists at the university of british columbia. >> researchers say mri scans showedased brain impairments after people are exposed to diesel exhaust the effects are temporary and brain activity returned to normal. but researchers say they believe long-term exposure to daily traffic pollution could cause permanent brain damage. experts suggest make sure your car's air filter is in good working order. and washington to senate democrats have introduced bills to better protect airline passengers from situations like the recent southwest airlines meltdown. >> one piece is called the fair fees act. >> prohibits airlines from charging fees including bag seeding, cancellation, and change fees that are not reasonable. >> the other bill is called the airline passenger bill of rights. that would assure refunds to passengers or cancellations and excessive delays and would pay passengers a minimum $1350 if they are involuntarily bumped from a flight. the u.s. travel association and the international air transport association have declined requests so far for comment. and new toni

detected what they said could be 200 unmarked graves at this school in camp loop -- kamloops, british columbiahere, but the headstones were bulldozed in the 1960s by a priest after a dispute with the former chief. >> and what were these lists for? >> a small team of researchers has been trying to discover the names of those children buried here. but for decades, the government and the church have been reluctant to share their records. >> do you know that they're all children? >> we can't verify how much are children, but based on the research we're doing, a lot of them were children that were forced to go to the marieval residential school and died in the marieval residential school. >> the discoveries of the graves opened deep wounds. more than a dozen churches have been vandalized or destroyed, and thousands have marched, demanding the pope apologize and the churches open archives to help identify any missing children. indigenous communities across the country have begun conducting their own searches using ground penetrating radar. >> we have laid out a number of graves. >> archeologist kish

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it is looking largely clear for that west coast, from snow dribbling into the british columbia in western canada largely off shore. the rain remains. we could see that however, some of that trickling in san francisco of the next few days, but a largely quiet story for that southwest corner otter, a bit of a wintry blast blew through. now it is looking largely quiet for much of mexico. the tail end of that storm system, however, walking the temperature down in mexico city by friday. wet weather, creeping into more easton areas for the south. it is business as usual in particular for panama city. if we look at the 3 day here, a chance of rain on saturday, but temperatures very steady. ah, african stories from african perspective, short documentary from african filmmakers from ivory coast. just sheila soon from school found required the bus a missing for home and south africa. if i can change and show me that and actually tracking and fire with africa direct on al jazeera, this is a popular iraqi dish colton as gold fish grid on an open wood fire for decades, fish markets thrive to across th

it is producing some rain showers, backing up into vancouver island and into vancouver, british columbiaas well and then you'll see right there. we start to see some run off in the form of some cloud cover that enters the bay area. we're gonna call it partly to mostly cloudy for your tuesday but a mild day and then behind this system here we have high pressure building and with clear skies and then another area of low pressure with a narrow band of precipitation associated with it is going to back up against the state. california pressed up against that northwestern squandered of the state. we will be the recipient again under mostly cloudy skies friday leading to that slide potential chance of rain on saturday. now if we see any rain, it's going to be measly amounts very anemic, but nonetheless, we've already reached our seasonal total in san francisco. so any rain we get will be a bonus temperatures across the bay area today, mid fifties and low sixties 60 to santa rosa, 60, morgan hill and garroway to the south high fifties. try valley tonight, 34 degrees overnight and fairfield so so

that's the word from scientists at the university of british columbia.hers say mri scans showed increased brain impairments after people were exposed to diesel exhaust during lab study. the neurological effects for just temporary and brain activity did go back to normal. but researchers believe that long-term exposure to daily traffic pollution could cause permanent brain damage. experts are suggesting making sure that your car's air filters in good working order and try to take a less busy route if possible. studies are showing that subjects with early parkinson's disease may exhibit various kinds of speech deficit. now, scientists have developed automated screening methods that can distinguish between the voices of those with parkinson's and healthy individuals. the model was found to be able to predict 80 to 90% of cases. so far the study has only been done on 2 languages, but researchers are hoping to develop their findings into an app so they could help people understand whether or not they're at risk for the disease will be right for the disease wi

the chief says labonte is wanted in british columbia on criminal charges from last fall.8 hours. petty officer walton who you saw there, how brave, how amazing. a recent graduate of the rescue swimming program. >> wow. >> he did that. >> "the goonies"? the truffle shuffle. that story had it all. >> the fish on the porch. >> okay. >> you walked away thinking about the truffle shuffle. >> of course. i love that movie. "the goonies" are the best. all right. thank you, phil. >>> time now for the weather. let's go back to danielle breezy, and we are dreaming about that warm-up, danielle. tell us more. >> reporter: i know. we all need that warmup, right, whit? i'm telling you. i want to start you off with some cold video though. take a look at this. this is actually inside a house in winslow, maine, okay? it looks like that window is fogged. right? you go to it. it's actually frosted over from the inside. that's how cold it was yesterday. now, yes, the northeast is going to warm up. new york city today, 47. by monday, 50. we'll be in the upper 40s in boston both today and tomor

and i think looking around the world, the some of the approaches by the countries in british columbiahad a much more open attitude towards , socialising , attitude towards, socialising, uh, not quite as wide the swedes, but more controlled and so for that proportional portion . so i think the thing is this wasn't the really bad pandemic this was a test run for the world. there's a much pandemic likely to happen in the coming century. so hope we've learnt every single lesson from it. and will it be and will it be an engineered. it'll be it'll jump from species. is this becoming increasing an increasing frequency of diseases jumping from ? well, i tell you what then from? well, i tell you what then let's have some fun. the next pandemic shall we? let's a party. well, i mean, then one that's just engineered these pandemics are you sound like bill gates. these don't . i can bill gates. these don't. i can hit the clubs. yeah, well i think. come back after this . think. come back after this. we'll stay on education because the school liverpool has come under fire for uniform under fire for

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get picked up by an errant air current and headed to alaska, they watched it over alaska, over british columbia, and through montana and not until a civilian said what the heck is that and took a picture of it and started asking questions. senator john kennedy of louisiana thinks had that civilian not spotted the balloon, intelligence would have just watched this thing from the launch in china all the way across the pacific, across the united states and never said a peep about it. what do you think? >> first of all, i think it's a credible theory. my original question was what did we know and when did we know it, and if we knew it was headed our direction in the air space, why was the decision for the shootdown earlier, it could have been done once it entered the air space in part of the islands or alaska. and now that we know there was more time to make the decision and does beg the question, did they allow the balloon to pass because the white house did not want to disturb relations with beijing, particularly on the eve of tony blinken's trip to beijing. >> sandra: mr. secretary, thank you fo

the wintry and wet weather, confined to british columbia in western canada. now there is quite condition spread from the south west into much of mexico, just michelle was a victim southern areas you know g quiet for much of the caribbean and the rest of central america. we find the wet weather down in south america, those thunderstorms continuing to plague coastal areas of brazil that he's going to spread from chile, an argentina, into southern areas of brazil we what warnings out the temperature in puerto allegro hovering close to $35.00 degrees celsius. ah, the february, what i just need on rhino is in tigers, in the pool, post to the brink of extinction, one or one he's discovered how they're 14 happy turned around. a year old from russia, evasion of ukraine. 0 looks at the impact office where events might lead from here . rigorous debate, unflinching question up front, muslim on tail cuts through the headlines to challenge conventional wisdom. nigerians vote in what's likely to be the most closely contested election in the country's history from those tha

and, there are countries in the world that -- like the fraser institute out of british columbia, raisedally free like the united states. like canada, new zealand, the netherlands, denmark that also provide universal, paid family leave. in countries that are not as wealthy as the united states that have more economic freedom, there are more free markets in the united states can provide more paid family and medical leave, the united states can do so, as well. thank you for your time. guest: thank you. it is true we are the only industrialized country, one of the only countries in the world that does not have a government program. we are the only country in the world that has a growing private sector program that provides the more flexible responses that can work -- meet workers needs in the time they need them. that is my fear here. you get to a government program, it is not going to be able to meet workers needs when they need them, the amount of money they need them in order to continue supporting their families. i will know as you are commenting on the other caller, i am a mother with

british architect, george hatfield, who had worked on the u.s. capitol and who did a couple other buildings in the district of columbia. that's done the greek revival style. at first, augustus had planned to name it. it was it was in honor of the father of the country, the patri george washington. he wanted to call it mount washington, but he gave up on that pretty early. think there were some other properties with that name. so he chose arlington, which was the custis family on the eastern shore here and when he moved in, he carried him lots of relics from mount vernon that he had both inherited and also purchased at auctions. and they included silver and china, the ban on witch washington died and books that had belonged to martha washington. now george washington's books went to the bush. rod. and there was also a fine art paintings. and of course, this has now being stored on in cabins and on the banks of the potomac in all kinds of inclement weather. so you can imagine the risks being taken. but as the family in may and making custer's hosted elegant parties at arlington house he held friendly sheep shearing compe