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story now for canada where temperatures are running below average virtually right across the country calgary 15 degrees vancouver you should be 18. just a few degrees below average but nonetheless cool temperatures low temperatures for this time of the year toronto a high of 12 on monday take you to central america right now where it is an early start to the eastern pacific hurricane season we've got this disturbance the national weather service gives it the national hurricane center i should say gives it a 70 percent chance of development within the next 48 hours nicaragua some heavy rain guatemala the rains are easing a bit and could see a thunderstorm pop up for his spaniel up ok and to south america we go we've ditched the umbrella for rio de janeiro as that rain starts a polaroid but still the risk of some thundery rains as we head toward colombia where bogota will have a high of 16. hero and humanitarian. rule criminal. who defended sorry able against attack by substance use. digital world looks back at the life of the late you'll find did he. show you the mind. just. welcome back a qu

so you could covering a snow temperature struggling to reach for celsius in calgary, just a couple of days ago we were getting into the high teams that something was shocked if you, 17 celsius there for when he passed that line of cloud and rain now makes his way up across the plains, pushing into the prairies, pushing into central parts of canada, stays warm to the east of that, and we'll hang onto that wall. does he go on through the remainder of the week, but the wet weather will start to make some in raise some really heavy right? could cause more like less flooding to southern parts of the u. s. notice a mix of wintry showers up towards the mountain states. western parts of canada for the caribbean, just looking little unsettled across the greater antilles. fine to the east. ah, a life and death struggle for racial equality in a deeply unequal society. unfortunately, that was fine for the apartheid regime within that group. they've been very close friends like a family living together over 50 years after this torture and death in police custody. g 0 world tells the remarkable sto

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stretching up into a good part of canada when he picked getting up to 30 degrees celsius 18 there in calgary so not too bad here we got that plume of walts then across many central and eastern parts for the time being but you can see that cold air case over the high ground over the rockies it will make its way further a switch in the form of thunder a downpours across much of the plains anywhere from texas louisiana arkansas all right up into the midwest and central parts of canada where he picked back to around 23 celsius as we go on through where the state to the east of that is fired into i'm a warm sun sign they say getting up to around 31 celsius so is something a little colder there just around the mountain states and we'll see if this snow coming in here was to go on through as they've pushing up into alberta some heavier showers sense essential parts of canada would have picked this station a woman that around 16 degrees but the heavy rain continues across the deep south and the warmth to the east. a face can tell a story without uttering a single word. and knowing gonzales can guide

as the head of the calgary street church and his brother are charged with violating covid-19 limits on for more on these and other stories download our app scan the qr code or go to foxnews.com / apps. >> we are turning the corner as of this morning we have 50 percent of adult americans with at least one shot over 110 million americans fully vaccinated. getting 50 percent faster than we expected with the new phase where access is important in building confidence is important. that is what we are focused on. jon: the biden administration is shaking up the strategy to vaccinate as many as possible. daily doses are down from their peak in april some are turning away shipments as demand appears to be waning. here to talk about it we have doctor mark siegel from nyu and all author of covid the politics of fear. it is unbelievable, doctor that states are turning away the vaccine that just a few months ago was like gold but places like wisconsin are not seeing the demand they saw a month or two ago. >> it is a dramatic drop off. wisconsin is only asking 9 percent of what it is offered. iowa 2

the calgary is not coming. this is all of our role to make sure we involved these principles further in our country so we have a better future. >> i think we all need to recognize if we are not helping make things better we are part of the problem. so if you want to feel good about yourself and you want to be optimistic about the future do something about it. and what you guys are doing at cato it's so important and you and i have talked about this. it's always been a critical organization. i can't tank of a more important time for cato to be doing what you guys are doing and doing it so well so thank you for what you are doing and everybody that is involved. >> ryan thanks for that. a little mutual admiration here, thank you for you guys charles is played a big role in building the classical liberal ecosystem and cato is an important part of that and thank you for your role in founding cato and all the work you guys are doing. >> you all are making me proud. thanks so much. when people say we are doomed i say

stretching up into a good part of canada when he picked getting up to 30 degrees celsius there in calgary so not too bad here with that plume of wald's then across many central and eastern parts for the time being but you can see that cold air case over the high ground over the rockies it will make its way further a switch in the form of thundery downpours across much of the plains anywhere from texas louisiana arkansas all right up into the midwest and central parts of canada when you pick back to around 23 celsius as we go on through where the state to the east of that is fine until i'm a warm sun sign they say getting up to around 31 celsius so i saw something a little colder there just around the mountain states and we'll see if this storm coming in here as you go on through thursday even pushing up into alberta some heavier showers sense essential parts of canada what a pick at this station a woman that around 16 degrees but the heavy rain continues across the state south and the warmth to the east. a face can tell a story without uttering a single one. and knowing god it's. a simple

atlanta and also newark, new jersey and the port of santa diego and the colorado transportation and calgary and canada and the hollywood presbyterian medical center and smaller hospitals and health care companies and nebraska, illinois, this huge long list of entities sort of large and small that were all hit by this group that was called the sam sam ransomware group. they were charged in those two federal indictments at the end of 2018. they're now want to non serious charges in this country but since iran does not have an extradition treaty with the united states, those hackers are unlikely to ever see the inside of a u.s. federal courtroom. over the years, we have covered the massive ransomware attack by north korean hackers in 2017 and a more than 70 countries, crippling computer networks and entities as diverse as the preternatural health 30th. but next year the united states. in october november last you might remember this as the coronavirus pandemic was dragging the country through a very very dark time as we were getting new records at the time and october in november in terms of t

jersey and the port of san diego and the college department of education and the transportation in calgary and los angeles and smaller hospitals and companies in nebraska, kansas maryland, illinois. this huge list of entities large and small all hit by this group called the samsam ransom wear group. they were charged in the two federal indictments at the end of 2018. they're now wanted on serious charges in this country. but since iran does not have an extradition treaty with the united states, those hackers are unlikely to ever see the inside of a u.s. federal courtroom. over the years, we have covered the massive ransomeware attack by north korean hackers in 2017, hitting more than 70 countries, crippling computer networks and entities as diverse as the british national health service, the russian interior ministry, fed ex here in the united states. in october and november of last year, you might remember this. as the coronavirus pandemic was dragging the country through a very, very dark time as we were hitting new records at the time in october and november in terms of the number of ne

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. >> you are canadian -- >> i was born in calgary. >> do you have a canadian tuxedo?easing it earlier -- >> you came through. >> thank you. i appreciate that. good morning. here are some of the stories we think you'll be talking about -- starting with new "tyl tytiger drama. big cats were rescued in oklahoma. tigers, lion, hybrids which i believe are ligers, jaguars were taken from the tiger park this week. the justice department accuses the cats' owners, jeffrey and lauren lowe, of mistreating and abusing the animals. in the "tiger king" series, jeff lowe defended himself against critics. >> i'm not an angel, but god -- put up your proof, you know. stop talking about it. >> stop talking about it. he is. we reached out to jeff lowe's attorney. he told us not to believe the story that was in lowe's words, that's what he said, made up by the corrupt justice department. >> i think, you know -- i'm not a fan of the sanctuaries for these big cats. there are so few tigers left in the world. less than 5,000 tigers left in the world. they are extremely in danger of going exti

he had been a veterinarian in the russian calgary. remember whether he was captured or what happened. but either way he ended up in a refugee camp in europe after the war. he was on one of these ships. the and what i remember is, coming off the ship and people are being processed. i remember my father saying, he's one of mine, and he came with them, and he lived with us for several years. he moved to miami and i last saw him when he was in the navy. ship was in fort lauderdale and i called him and i spent the night with him. a wonderful man. wonderful man. he loved this country, what it gave him. he lost everything in the war, lost his family, everything. and i think of my father and all of that, and you say how can you not give back, how can you not do that? this country gave my father and his family a home when they were evicted from theirs. was the vietnam one of those wars like one of those wars like world war ii where you fight and defend your country? i can't say that it was, and i won't. but that's not the point. the point was

calgary, peak academy, san diego, there's a lot of places that are trying to embed this with the status quo. i think finding opportunities to be more coordinated is definitely the gap, right? how do we work collectively, and i think the services inventory is part of our first next path on it. we collectively work on that, and our team identified this breadth of opportunities, most of which fall squarely and carry a threshold of digital services. but our departments are on different ends of that pipeline on digital maturity, and we are partnering with carrie and chloe and moving up that digital scale as our next idea of input, and we'd welcome thoughts on that, but that is something we're absolutely looking at. >> supervisor haney: thank you. i appreciate that, and i appreciate you looking at the broader impact. you know, on a somewhat connected but, you know, little bit different type of question, i do think that i understand why, to some degree, we have these different types of groups and committees and departments in different places, but it is, i think [inaudible] i'd imagine most of

calgary, peak academy, san diego, there's a lot of places that are trying to embed this with the status quo. i think finding opportunities to be more coordinated is definitely the gap, right? how do we work collectively, and i think the services inventory is part of our first next path on it. we collectively work on that, and our team identified this breadth of opportunities, most of which fall squarely and carry a threshold of digital services. but our departments are on different ends of that pipeline on digital maturity, and we are partnering with carrie and chloe and moving up that digital scale as our next idea of input, and we'd welcome thoughts on that, but that is something we're absolutely looking at. >> supervisor haney: thank you. i appreciate that, and i appreciate you looking at the broader impact. you know, on a somewhat connected but, you know, little bit different type of question, i do think that i understand why, to some degree, we have these different types of groups and committees and departments in different places, but it is, i think [inaudible] i'd imagine most of

so you could covering a snow temperature struggling to reach for celsius in calgary, just a couple of days ago we were getting into the high teams that something was shocked if you, 17 celsius there for when he passed that line of cloud and rain now makes his way up across the plains, pushing into the prairies, pushing into central parts of canada, stays warm to the east of that, and we'll hang onto that warmth as we go on through the remainder of the week. but the wet weather will start to make some in raise some really heavy right, could cause more like less flooding to southern parts of the u. s. notice a mix of wintry showers up towards the mountain states. western parts of canada for the caribbean, just looking little unsettled across the great rental, is fine to the east. ah, the oh, the early our we the sweetness the day before. better don't that the until the spring progress from our chains. our dance is not merely a set movement of passion, but alan resolutions fit to the to help you with the news . the news news in the i think his little 3 they are bringing the through i'm h

story now for canada where temperatures are running below average virtually right across the country calgary 15 degrees vancouver you should be 18 so just a few degrees below average but nonetheless cool temperatures low temperatures for this time of the year toronto a high of 12 on monday take you to central america right now where it is an early start to the eastern pacific hurricane season we've got this disturbance the national weather service gives it the national hurricane center i should say gives it a better 70 percent chance of development within the next 48 hours nicaragua some heavy rain guatemala the rains are easing a bit and could see a thunderstorm pop up for his spaniel up ok into south america we go we've ditched the umbrella for rio de janeiro as that rain starts a polaroid but still there. risk of some thundery rains as we head toward colombia where bogota will have a heart of 16. p. 3 to 8 has brought us peace of mind important and now we can world invest. money and do many things. that we could do previously feel what could happen to more. time is coming we will build. p