for calgary come sunday temperatures struggling to get around eight degrees or snow there into central pass just three manitoba pushing a little further east was some very heavy rain by this stage into eastern canada into new england just around pennsylvania upstate new york you could see some rain and also the possibility of some snow on the back but some very wet weather right down the eastern seaboard by this date is a very wet weather to just joining up across cuba greater antilles jamaica will see some heavy rain came in also seeing some very wet weather that all links back to the flooding rains that we've seen in central america nicaragua and costa rica slowly but surely pushing north. it was an audacious bid to capture a city in the southern philippines and tone it into a province of myself. with the royal we have left the smoking room is asia the new battlefront one on one east investigates at this time on al-jazeera. how jews iraq. with and for you. this is al-jazeera.

i do come from a very good family and family of non-musicians i was born and raised and i live in calgary which is not a musical epicenter in any means moguls like me and the parent exactly and this is a developed. from whatever you find out for yourself and a love for music which i would actually say isn't necessarily a passion for music i love it i spend most of my life with it but i'm not crazy about it i mean i don't think every moment about what i'm going to do on stage and what else to do or do you do because it seemed like a pretty normal guy i didn't i really like traveling and i say that i mean it sounds ok whatever you like travelling but but i i enjoy it in particular i don't really like going to the places where i play and seeing those but i always even though i spend most of my time on the road anyways i add to that during the year and i go to countries or places that have it so that yes the house when they're under i don't have a time off all i want to do is sit at home and not even get into a car and just me me with my loved ones because it's a it's a lot of trust me whatev

to inside of north america with some snow over the high ground just seven celsius and falling for calgary struggling to get above freezing by the time we come to monday that area weather that we have a little further ace that stays in place not quite getting over towards ontario generally dry pressure blocking things off and down into the southeast you can see for florida it does stay very very unsettled spells of heavy rain coming through and heavy rain to making its way across the caribbean through the lesser antilles more big and say this is just to the east to puerto rico instant thomas seventy nine millimeters of rain in twenty four hours again the last thing we need after the passage of more heavy rainfall coming through on sunday is still there from monday. on counting the cost of the world's fastest growing startup created a new labor market but can that business model clear the regulation roadblocks ahead plus the fact as a player as well prices enter a bull market counting the cost at this time on al-jazeera. now. watching out to syria let's take a look at the top stories right

and calgary leads the capitals right now 2-1 in the third. a late-night for you with "sports sunday." kimberly: a lot of good sports coming up. still to come, recent hurricanes impacting the bottom line for u.s. businesses. and we have some big local weather news. kimberly: a 7 on your side consumer alert, stories pouring in about those impacted by the massive equifax data breach which compromised private information of more than 140 mill says her identity has been stolen 15 times since then. >> i didn't sign up to use equifax, so i feel like all that stuff has been taken and now i'm up theying to sweep pieces and protect myself and my credit. kimberly: she has filed a class-action lawsuit against equifax. what should you do to protect yourself from identity theft? shop with a credit card. it's easier to get stolen money back from that than from your debit card. review your credit report from all credit reporting agency regularly. and you may want to look into freezing your credit so that strangers cannot open your credit in your name. punch

the calgary native made his caps debut in 2009. he's married to ashley, they have a son brant. in college, he dropped the puck for the university of alaska in anchorage. who knew. >> interesting college experience. >> might i say, i loved in alaska as a young child. >> and how was that? >> i don't remember snow and moose, that's what i remember. >> and you got out, and never went back. >>> coming up at wusa9.com at 6:00, fairfax schools will change the name of jeb stewart high school. but even after a public vote, there are still some big obstacles, before they decide. >> if you have a story idea, we want to hear about it. just send us an email to newstips@wusa9.com. vowould be a disaster forion virginia families.e adams supports letting insurance companies deny coverage for pre-existing conditions. seniors would be charged thousands more. 685,000 virginians would lose their health care. and adams is against medicaid expansion - denying coverage to thousands of veterans, children and the disabled. john adams: higher costs, less coverage, hurting virginians. mark: i'm mark herri

colorado plateau and as you head on through into choosing still snow very much still in evidence there calgary just five degrees as a maximum fine across much of the west coast east coast also looking very dry and fine but the central areas seen some quite heavy rain at times and heavy showers likely to be affecting the florida peninsula so let's head down into central parts of america we've still got some heavy showers affecting the on into the caribbean including puerto rico and up through the isthmus weather conditions are still looking pretty wet many of the countries here away from panama northwards towards mexico seen some quite heavy and prolonged spells of rain and that is likely continue as we head on through into choose day so surf america well certainly plenty of showers around for northwestern areas across venezuela colombia and southwards in terms of basin this frontal system is looking fairly active i'm going to find that gradually pushing away towards the east during the course of chooses a brighter weather to follow and should be some sunshine developing innocent. a new year a

on saturday big for calgary come sunday temperatures struggling to get around eight degrees or snow there into central pass just three manitoba pushing a little further east was some very heavy rain by this stage into eastern canada into new england just around pennsylvania upstate new york you could see some right and also the possibility some snow on the back but some very wet weather right there on the eastern seaboard by this date is a very wet weather to just joining up across cuba. jamaica will see some heavy rain came and also seeing some very wet weather that all links back to the flooding rains that we've seen in central america nicaragua and costa rica slowly but surely pushing north. just didn't have enough to have no i didn't have. the debt. we wanted to for that's what our formulas are you trying to get them not. just. jump on the truck. get over the building today. just on al-jazeera discover a wealth of wood winning programming from around the world paul full documentary as we were running away for our life from a brutal regime the queue for the still performance deba

lot of students a lot of young people here there are also families with children we see a lot of calgary people and everyone we can feel fear with and the crowds and people expect police forces to at rival but they keep telling us that they are determined to vote and they're determined to defend their democratic rights and they're determined to stay here and protect the polling station. video has also appeared online of offices confiscating ballot boxes and voting papers from a council on polling station with voters trying to stop and. was. was. and these are also pictures of police taking the ballot boxes away you can hear people in the background checking the offices the police also reportedly seized boxes and voting papers in the days leading up to the referendum. well the spanish government does have reasons to worry about losing this region catalonia compass six percent of the country's territory but accounts for twenty percent of spain's g.d.p. the region is also responsible for more than half of all investments into startups but almost a quarter of spain's foreign tourists go to c

lot of students a lot of young people here there are also families with children we see a lot of calgary people and everyone we can feel fear with and the crowds and people expect police forces to get rides but they keep telling us that they are determined to vote and they're determined to defend their democratic rights and they're determined to stay here and protect the polling station and this county has been mobilizing for the last many years just with these objectives to be able to express ourselves and to say what do we want to for this country for the future he does a mother but it's raining all the exit out because we love the grocery we want to vote we have needed to do extreme actions such as sleeping in schools i just coming here hundreds of person said five o'clock in the morning spending i have been standing here for hours and we will be here all day if necessary because they don't want to let us speak or video has also appeared online of offices confiscating ballot boxes on voting papers from a council on polling station with voters trying to stop them. was was was was. thes

i also want to acknowledge another institution that's a tribute to the left of the continuity of calgarye city. we are grateful for the broadcaster of the program live. thank you for being our media partner and we are also being recorded by c-span and we think booktv for also being here as well. [applause] >> since its founding, this church has been an important place for people to gather and talk and have discourse. paul dunbar, mar mary mcleod the woulmcleod theviewing, nelson mt a few of the notables who spoke in here, drove to knowledge and insight from the pulpit. in january, 84, almost 125 years ago, anti-lynching abolitionist frederick douglass gave his last speech from the pulpit titled the lessons of the hour. here we are yet again gathered to contemplate them to deliberate the lessons of the hour for those days and time. as journalists and storytellers and writers they are not deterred by the cacophony into the history and science the dog whistle politics and the national landscape today. so it is my pleasure to introduce. [applause] >> you may be the fun that i have to thank y

the side of north america with some snow over the high ground just seven celsius and falling for calgary struggling to get above freezing by the time we come to monday that area weather that we have a little further ace best days in place not quite getting over towards on teria generally try. blocking things off and down into the southeast you can see for florida it does stay very very unsettled spells of heavy rain coming through and heavy rain to making its way across the caribbean through the lesser antilles. is just to the east to puerto rico instant thomas seventy nine millimeters of rain in twenty four hours again the last thing we need off of the passage of more heavy rainfall coming through on sunday is still that for monday. october on al-jazeera. as the state clamps down on cattle lands will the struggle pay off in the referendum. for the stories beyond the headlines faultlines examines the us his role in the world liberians are preparing for their third election since a bitter civil war observers are calling it a crucial test for democracy an investigation into the electronics

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actor state rex tillerson is in the calgary capital of doha after a round of diplomacy in saudi arabiawhere there's been little sign of a breakthrough over the saudi led blockade on gaza tennison has held talks with king solomon and the saudi foreign minister i don't know he also met the iraqi prime minister how the other party and says he wants to counter iranian influence in iraq and we do see to support as does the kingdom of saudi arabia. whole of their rock you know that iraq is secure and stable as i indicated has the ability to stand on its own we believe this will in some ways counter some of the unproductive influences of iran inside of iraq certainly errani and militias that are in iraq now that the fight against. isis is coming to a close those licious need to go home. ballasts members are joins us here in the studio just listen for a quick look at the scene before we start talking here in doha the qatari foreign minister or expect to see rex tillerson coming out to address the media any moment now but it could be any time really he's going to be with the country foreign min

a lot of students a lot of young people here they're also families with children we see a lot of calgary people and everyone we can feel fear with and the crowds and people expect the police forces to at rival but they keep telling us that they are determined to vote and they're determined to defend their democratic rights and they're determined to stay here and protect the polling station. i for now last thought has been a call to impose the loner bringing us the latest as come from the only ones at. tend to call slow votes in the regions referendum. probably back in just a few minutes with all the headlines and of course the latest on our breaking news story on they count on loan at referendum to stay chill and join me in a few minutes. it's taken these children's homes. now it's ready to take their future. the volcano here could erupt again at any time. most people have a strong choice. live in poverty. which one to try. but some are following a different. movie to leave. that point the hope for a better life. peacekeeping when it was only about maintaining peace between states as an

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the week still a fair amount of cloud around the northern plains with a possibility of some snow calgary you know within three degrees celsius meanwhile tropical showers continue across central parts of the caribbean still a large area cloud there just around the great around to the jamaica to them of the chance of seeing some very heavy rain running right down to nicaragua. with. documentaries that open your eyes at this time on al-jazeera. welcome back a quick recap of the top stories this hour the investigation into russian links with donald trump's presidential bid his former campaign manager pullman a ford and his business associate charged with conspiring against the united states they pleaded not guilty third man who served as a campaign advisor has admitted lying to the f.b.i. about his contacts with moscow. spain's chief prosecutor seeking charges against several senior counsel and politicians over the recent votes on succession they could face up to thirty years in jail if convicted of rebellion sedition and embezzlement. and israeli forces have destroyed a tunnel in gaza killi

colorado plateau and as you head on through into choosing still snow very much still in evidence there calgary just five degrees as a maximum fine across much of the west coast east coast also looking very dry and fine but the central areas seen some quite heavy rain at times and heavy showers likely to be affecting the florida peninsula so let's head down into central parts of america we still got some heavy showers affecting the on into the caribbean including puerto rico and up through the isthmus weather conditions are still looking pretty wet many of the countries here away from panama northwards towards mexico seen some quite heavy in prolonged spells of rain and that is likely continue as we head on through into choose day so certain merica well certainly plenty of showers around for north western areas across venezuela colombia and southwards in terms of basin this frontal system is looking fairly active i'm going to find that gradually pushing away towards the east during the course of chooses a brighter weather to follow and should be some sunshine developing innocent. a new year a n

for the weather as we go through the next hour to quite a temperature contrast you notice seattle calgary seventeen degrees celsius there is that color where i want to pay just to graze and all the wind coming in behind so just coming out of ontario down across the lakes some very cold some rather wet and wintry weather pushing it will make its way further east with this we go through saturday long a lot of cloud away pushing over towards the appalachians we're going to see some very heavy downpours coming in behind to the east that is generally fine and dry because there was some rain further west l.a. for example could do with some of that wet weather stay hot and dry temperatures here at around thirty one degrees celsius some decent sunshine into parts of the caribbean over the next day we have this area cloud this low pressure which has been stuck in place for the last few days possibility of a tropical system just developing here just around nicaragua pushing further north that is likely to bring some flooding rains across much of central america pushing up towards cuba. one. change

twenty one celsius for the same getting up to around twenty twenty one and san francisco add also in calgary on saturday big traffic. come sunday temperatures struggling to get around eight degrees while snow there into central pass just remember pushing a little further some very heavy rain by this stage into eastern canada insinuatingly and just around pennsylvania upstate new york you could see some right and also the possibility on the back but some very wet weather right down the eastern seaboard by this date is a very wet weather to just joining up across the cuba. jamaica will see some heavy rain and also sings and right weather that all links back to the flooding rains that we've seen in central america nicaragua and costa rica slowly but surely pushing north. it was an audacious bid to capture a city in the southern philippines and turn it into a province of myself. with the snow puru it is asia the new battlefront want to a nice to get at this time on al-jazeera i mean this is different whether someone saying something is very wrong. it's how you approach an official and i think it

the week still a fair amount of cloud around the northern plains with a possibility of some snow calgaryyou know within three degrees celsius meanwhile tropical showers continue across central parts of the caribbean still a large area cloud there just around the great around to the jamaica to them of the chance of seeing some very heavy rain running right down to nicaragua. it's sad that. five years after the siege of the city. was. al-jazeera world travels to libya. to hear the stories of those who fought in the battle of misrata. al jazeera world at this time. this is al-jazeera.

i have my calgary hat on. as i'm going through customs. i am sitting around there. he is looking.y i got it. the other thing john is the reception for all of the americans was very warm. and if the country or closer i find a very wonderful experience. the people were just outstanding. they were friendlier if you can figure that out. do you guys want to take some questions from the audience. does anybody had any questions. now that you've heard a little bit here. you must have at least one question. [indiscernible] i will hold my comments on that until after the last show. what i was really interested in. i watched one, two three 45 the whole episode six was nothing. i wanted to watch the one in what we are can say about it. everything we were saying about the build up was correct i want to anymore. are you glad that you will have this experience. have you spoken to your kids at all other than i told them if they have some questions and try to insert for them. and just just go with what the book said. give me the microphone yeah. my one daughter has a book and i asked if she starte

in the nhl. 45 years old, he's still registered 46 points they signed up for another year at the calgarytil his 50. it's unbelievable. i think gordy house may have been the oldest. great to see that. cheryl: by the way, it was nice to see last night those players actually honor our officers, our heroes. one of them was killed yesterday morning. very heartening to see. not sure what to say about that to choose players, but we'll let that go. >> hopefully less and less and more moments where we can come together and unify. cheryl: garrett, thank you. lauren: pankaj headlines on sirius xm channel 115. cheryl: the markets yesterday, quite a story. records here in europe to follow all about. we will go to london to talk about what is happening across the pond. straight ahead on "fbn:am." cheryl: despite the tragedy in las vegas, wall street stocks at record highs yesterday certainly help in europe this morning. let's bring in weaver gold from "the wall street journal." nice kids were you were. >> yes. >> yes, a lot of the big games this morning came in asia in hong kong and japan. you saw som

for the weather as we go through the next day to quite a temperature contrast you notice seattle calgary seventeen degrees celsius there is that culture where you want to pay just to graze and told me when coming in behind just coming out of ontario down across the lakes some very cold some rather wet and wintry weather pushing it will make its way further east with this we go through saturday long a lot of cloud away pushing over towards the appalachians we can see some very heavy downpours coming in behind to the east that is generally fine and dry because there was some write further west l.a. for example could do with some of that wet weather it stay hot and dry temperatures here at around thirty one degrees celsius some days of sunshine into the eastern parts of the caribana over the next day we have this area cloud this low pressure which has been stuck in place for the last few days possibility of a tropical system just developing here just around nicaragua pushing further north that is a lot it's a bring some flooding rains across much of central america pushing up towards cuba .

in brad and nancy's case, calgary, canada. that's where they met, back in '98. >> i really liked him. >> reporter: as did nancy's younger sister jill. >> this is someone who is warm. you genuinely saw how much he cared for her. >> reporter: so brad became a helpful member of the family, even designed a computer systems in the family business. >> our i.t. guy was like, i want to meet the guy who did this, the networking system. he was kind of a legend in the i.t. world. >> reporter: he was so good, that cisco systems invited him to move to raleigh and work for the company. smart guy. >> smart guy. mensa or close i would say. >> reporter: but if nancy was to go with him to america, for immigration reasons, they had to be married. so in the fall of 2000, they said their vows, an intimate family affair. >> how did she feel about going to north carolina? >> a little apprehensive at first. lots of tears at the airport. fear of the unknown. but i think she was excited. >> reporter: and a few years later there were two bmws in the dri

the week still a fair amount of cloud around the northern plains with a possibility of some snow calgary you know within three degrees celsius meanwhile tropical showers continue across central parts of the caribbean it's a large area cloud that just around the great around today if you make it to them of the chance of seeing some very heavy right running right down to nicaragua. you're not. going to create you want to do a. full fledged raising. open the door to this is just hate. you open the door at a time into a physical reality that drains a lot of amazing. hold lines examine in transamerica at this time i was just zero. sometimes pictures of the only way to truly tell a story and al-jazeera so goes the extra some of the latest to camera gear and technology to make sure these images are innovative to be a bit over the edge of it's not just the thing behind the best it's about giving both of them. with the theme whenever needed. as a child of political refugees i've always been aware of different kinds of stories and different kinds of sensitivities al-jazeera is a space for that. we

colorado plateau and as you head on through into choosing still snow very much still in evidence there calgary just five degrees as a maximum fine across much of the west coast east coast also looking very dry and fine but the central areas seen some quite heavy rain at times and heavy showers likely to be affecting the florida peninsula so let's head down into central parts of america we've still got some heavy showers affecting the on into the caribbean including puerto rico and up through the isthmus weather conditions are still looking pretty wet many of the countries here away from panama northwards towards mexico seen some quite heavy and prolonged spells of rain and that is likely continue as we head on through into choose day so surf america well certainly plenty of showers around for northwestern areas across venezuela colombia and southwards in terms of basin this frontal system is looking fairly active i'm going to find that gradually pushing away towards the east during the course of chooses a brighter weather to follow and should be some sunshine developing innocent. determined to

they have literally been calgary. as you noticed, gdp was just announced, and shockingly to a lot of people, despite hurricanes, which possibly could be considered to be one point, we were at 3, and we're at 3.2 last quarter, but we were at 3, and to be at 3 with a one point, that would have meant we would have hit 4 or thereabouts, and those are numbers that have not been seen for many years, so we're doing well, and we'll continue to do well. the big thing is we have companies that really want to move back into the united states now because of regulation, because of what we're doing with taxes, and some big ones are going to be announcing very soon dirk, could i ask you to say a few words from the national association of wholesale distributors that would be great. >> first thing, mr. president. thank you. appreciate the opportunity to be here a few of us in the room are old enough to remember being in this same room when president reagan was working on tax reform. >> you and me. >> you don't look that old. >> tom wa

. >>> late night for the caps taking on the flames in calgary.d they score two, you lose. capitals two and three on this road trip. joining us e. street and wisdom martin. >> i think he can do it. >> that's why i was doing push-ups. i was trying to see which -- did the dodgers have more home runs or did they have more injuries? it was insane how many people -- i'm amazed they were even in that game. the fact they were able to stay in that game is a shout-out to the redskins because it was amazing. >> i was impressed with the first half because i expected it to be. be in close. >> and i kind of thought it would start that way and the skins would and be able to catch up. >> you have to get an offensive lineman first time on the field versus dallas he's only been on the squad two days what do you think is going to happen. >> goes to show you just how physical this game is and how at a moment's notice you could be down. now, you get josh norman back so everybody's happy and then you lose the entire -- pretty much the entire offensive line. >> includi

as those winds ease you go towards the next system that's working its way down from the northwest calgary sixty down to seven on thursday and that snow them worked its way towards winnipeg lots of heavy snow on that. staff saying q well the russian defense minister is visiting qatar to meet his counterpart for bilateral talks in doha. covering the story for us to tell us what more they'll be discussing general. well there in this is meant to be a significant step in terms of the russian military corp a relationship or rather there is a signing of an agreement between the two countries which opens the door for thought of to start purchasing procuring and buying russian weaponry another miter produce as well as maybe possibly opening the door for joint training between the two countries what they're signing today is an agreement in principle which is something that is stipulated by russian law the russian parliament requires that any foreign country that wants to do military business with it's signed this agreement as a for a step before they can then go on to more details and this is somet

the rockies at the moment as you can see seattle in motion staying up to the woman at twelve and calgary in kind of the just three degrees fine for the south twenty seven los angeles as you move further towards the east with this low pressure system across parts of the midwest heading towards the great lakes but fine in the eastern seaboard twenty two in new york city. the weather sponsored by cats race. as we embrace new technologies rarely do we stop to ask what is the price of this progress what happened was he was started getting sick but there was a small group of people that began to think that maybe this was related to the kind of aspersion job an investigation reveals how even the smallest devices deadly environmental and health we think ok will send our us to china but we have to remember that therefore you should travel around the globe death by design at this time on al-jazeera. we understand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world center matter how you take it al-jazeera will bring you the news and current events that matter to you is iraq. this is

across the northern plains just around the lakes out across the mountain states calgary struggling to get to two degrees celsius. ideas for on thursday wintry weather pushing up into that western side of canada across the northern rockies that with a wintry weather to just around ontario quick back and then it's wetter weather just around the lakes pushing over towards new england towards a southeast stays fine and dry atlanta at around twenty three degrees will see sunshine into the carriage bamber still want to lurking into central areas should stay largely dry there for jamaica but chance of heavy rain on wednesday. but isn't it when they have little reason to have no i met him when i was. young. we wanted the bird that's our formulation. trying to get down. and. jump on the truck. all of the one today. this time on al-jazeera sure. and inspiration. the stories of people who are keeping the spirit of freedom alive. by courageously defending now rights to be cut. that's disappointing but we get them out. at this time. i get adrian for the get here with the news out from out zero top

high twenty's then further over towards the west well betty getting up as double figures there for calgary for example in every single figures as we go on through sunday as we go through sunday we will see what remains of can or cannot eat making its way across the southeastern corner of the u.s. by this stage we're looking at mississippi alabama pushing up towards the appalachians making its way further north which in the east was as we go on through monday really heavy rain heading up right across the eastern seaboard then new york could see some flooding along with d.c. and right across a good part of new england. there with sponsored by the time these. natural capital the capital which makes a great if. when nature is transformed into a commodity big business takes a new interest buying landscapes protecting landscapes it's a phenomenal opportunity to be able to use a business model to achieve sustainability of nature but at what risk banks of course don't do that because they have at the heart protection of nature they do that because they see a business of pricing the planet at this

snow but that could be about to change because the temperatures behind that system a dropping so calgary during the day on monday probably no higher than around two degrees best from a temperature chart you could certainly make out where the warmer weather is that will work its way up from the south and that's because it's being dragged out ahead of that weather system and all that warm air is being fed stow slowly in northwards so the temperatures for many of us here are actually quite a bit above average washington d.c. is normally around nineteen degrees at this time of year will get to around twenty three seventy three in fahrenheit but it's chicago where the temperatures really are a long way above average at this time of year we normally be around sixteen we're right up at twenty eight and that system is only slowly edging its way eastward so for the eastern parts there's plenty of sunshine for a good few days yet. still ahead on al-jazeera stranded more than one hundred thousand passengers are scrambling to find a way home at the u.k. base monarch airlines cancels its flights. on

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